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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-11-05
A LETTER
FROM GEORGIA
The Opinion Of a Southern Repubii-
can Of Roosevelt and his
Policies Put in Practice.

A scathing but well earned re-
buke is received by the President,
says an Alabama paper, at the
hands of Hon. T. M. Blodgett,
chairman of the Republican State
League. of Georgia, which reads as
follows:
I'm my opinion, you are no doubt
the most erratic, the most eccentric
the most tyrannical despot who
has ever occupied the high and
honorable Office of president; the
most deceitful demagogue, who has
out-Heroded Herod, of biblical
fame.
Your attack on Senator Foraker
has added nothing to your prestige,
nor has it secured any votes for
your heir apparent to the throne.
This attack was below the belt, and
prompted by personal motives, with
a desire to aid Mr.. Taft. the already
defeated candidate of the once glo-
rious Republican party, the party
that exalted to the presidency, and
which you and your policies of the
last seven years have degraded and
completely destroyed.
You should remember your
connection with that undesirable
citizen that member of the 'Anani-
as Club E. H. Hartman, and
the $4,000 he contributed to your
campaign fund, and the $250,000
he collected to secure your election
in 1904. You should explain to the
people why you violated your con-
tract with him relative to the New
York senatorship; why you dis
charged the black battalion with
out trial and without honor; why
you arraigned the negro race as
venal and vicious in your message
to congress just after the race riot
in Atlanta. You should explain
why you dictated for the, country
the nomination of Mr.. Taft and &C
complished it through the pernici-
GUS activity of the federal office
holders--many in the classified
service through a campaign back
ed by federal patronage and an
abundance of money secured from
Charles P. Taft and the great cap
tains of industry.
Mr.. President, l tell you truth
fully Mr.. Taft will be defeated, not
by Democratic, but by true and
loyal Republican voters, who have
become disguised with your poll
cies, and who are determined to re-
Duke you and your administra-
ton"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-11-05
Old Folks.

Dance at the opera house Friday
night was a hummer. There was a
bushel of fun for one and all up to
IL o'clock and then the old folks
after dancing with former sweet
hearts Of years ago, went home
with their better halves con-
tented and turned the floor over
to their children and grandchildren
and let them while enjoy the
wee sma' hours.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-11-05
Mothers Hairpin.

The doorbell broke the other day,
Pop couldn't make it ring,
Said he: I'll have to get man
To fix the blamed old thing"
My mother said: "Ob. don't do
that,
Think what you'd have to pay"
And then she took a hairpin out
And fixed it right away. 4
We lost the back door key last
week.
Twas when the door was locked;
Pop fumed around and said things
till '
The neighbors were all shocked;
Then Nom she got hairpin out
An poked, an pretty quick
She had the bolt turned in the
lock,
The hairpin did the trick.
There's nothin' much that Nom
can't do
With hairpins, seems as like,
One day she'll fix Pops busted
watch,
An next twill be my bike;
If we wus poor I'll bet that she q a
Could make hard luck tai h
wings I'M
BY goin' round the city with I'M
A hairpin, fixin' things. v
Denver Post.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-11-05
Much in Little.

Much in Little.
The Philippine schools have
811,715 pupils.
A baby is born in Washington
every hour.
This years apple crop will make
6,O0O,2OOOOO pies.
A medical education in England
costs at least $3,645.
In this hemisphere are spoken
1924 different dialects.
Smyrna figs are only packed and
shipped in Smyrna.
The Welland Canal, connecting
Lakes Erie and Ontario, is IL years
old. .s. o..
First-class tramway cars were
run in Liverpool September 80 for
the first time
Inmates of an English workhouse
struck because they had no means
of shaving.
A Maine inventor is finishing a
thirty-day clock which will hang
out a sign when unwound.
The United States marketed clay
worth $158,942,36S in 1907 to the
Geological Survey.
Jack rabbits are breaking down
fences in the Antelope Valley. Cali
fornia and entering door yards.
According to Sir William Crookes
by 1881 the worlds supply of wheat
will be unequal the increase in pop
ulation.
There were 4l3 species of trees
found within the limits of the Unit
ed States, the woods of sixteen OF
which seasoned will sink in water.
After twenty years of expert
menting an Edinburgh firm has
brought out an essence of tea
which is said to preserve the quail
ties of the prepared leaf.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-11-05
Sunday School Convention.

The forty-third annual state con-
vention of the Missouri Qnterde-
nominationaD Sunday School Asso-
citation will be held in the M. E.
Church, South, in Chillicothe, on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
November II, 10 and 10, 1903.
Many prominent people will ad-
dress the convention on the most
up-to-date topics of especial interest
to all Sunday School workers.
A most delightful program is be-
ing prepared
The citizens of Chillicothe extend
cordial invitation. Entertain
ment will be on the Harvard plan,
j. e., lodging and breakfast free. All
evangelical Sunday Schools are en-
titled to send as many delegates as
will 90. Pastors, Superintendent
and the County officers are ex-officio
delegates. City Unions may send
ten delegates, County Associations
five, and Township Associations
three delegates. Names of dele
gates should be sent at once to Mr..
c. F. Wikoff, Chillicothe, also to the
State General Secretary.
The railroad fare will be two
cents per mile, each way, which is
the same as the old reduced fare of
one and one-third for round trip.
For program and further particu-
lars write to Elmer E. Lacey, Cen
eral Secretary, Webster Groves, St.
Louis, Mo.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-11-05

There are still a few country edi-
tors. wittily says the Kansas City
Star, who can't write anything
really funny until they tackle an
obituary notice. No mention is
made of the more than few city
editors who cause a funeral gloom
when they try to be funny.-Brook-
field Gazette.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-11-05
Dead Game.

Jesse Humphrey is the dead
game sport of the city. He gave a
two to one shot on Taft for $500
and then offered to put up two val
liable lots near the Parochial school
and span of good horses, the same
way.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-11-05
Sawed Fingers.

While engaged in saving wood
with a steam saw Friday afternoon
two fingers of Tony Wilson's left
hand came in contact with the saw
and but with DR.. McNutt's assist
ance the fingers will be saved.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-11-05

Elmer Evans. of Topeka. Kan.
has been spending several days
with his parents, John L Evans
and wife. Elmer has numerous
friends here who were glad to see
him.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-11-05

Mrs. Joseph Montgomery and
babe and Misses Bessie Monteom-
cry and Lena Spaldine spent Sat-
urday and Sunday with relatives
in Hunnewell.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-11-05

Bombay, Oct. "a. Upward (
1000 bodies already have been g,
tricated by the Health Department
of Hyderabad. The belief prevail
that the total death roll resultirI
from the floods that devastated I'll
Hyderabad and Deccan districts }
week ago will exceed all previo3
estimates.
Mesdames N. P. Asbury and Y
G. Williamson and Miss M. MECH
tic have been with Gem CT
friends.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-11-05
Lost Out.

The Monroe Barket Balls girls
went to Shelbina and lost by a
score Of Fl to TO- The girls say:
We lost on the square, they beat us
playing.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-11-05
Nickel Platin

"Send us your parts of base bu.,
and other stoves harness. carrie
and hearse mOuntiness surRic1
tools; hardwarei plumbing fixture
or anythIne you want nickel plate
Pack carefully, and mark naI
plainly ON the package. On reeeI
Of che work. we will notify you d
e0st or the same.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-11-05

Ms. Peter Werner. Of Hannibal
came up Saturday to visit her
friends. c. l. Drescher and family.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-11-05

DR.. HOEnback 0culist and Auriss,
Hannibal. Ma. II
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-25

CONCERT 0cS Somrod DID T.
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9ciua6c onaiutinirt.

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Die idarfe aante Oes aopiiGrnudes
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Standardization.

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Gin Nnnocrfino.

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q 0 p" Gon5erte in Scr
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nebnlen 0ic beliebten Sop Gonjcrtc
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s ubr im .@ilmin9ton . SoteI" an
Der @orfetsS trnBe annn gnipiang
ein5uiinoen.
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mia. WtQnncrd)or-Sallc gclcitelt. SIN
,8CrmoniasWt0nnCrd)nr iucr0cn Die
MtitQliC0Cr 0c2 GonlitcS in Suolc ltll-
ter Seitlrnq bcS I. &icC.ErGliOcnteu
j. ". Wcbreubcrg uno ultf Der @ul.
lerie inter Scitun1 ocH =. Sicc.ErGiis
oCnten Nltguit Tobcr Die Sr0nunG
ouircd)t crboltcn mo El0bc oupci.
ICn.
6crncr ipllrbc bcidloiicu IN Der an
n1ditcn Gonncritog itottiinbcnoen
Notwithstanding bct GclcGotc1
folgenoe Gnpieblllngcn sur Ibltlnls
mltllg 81 nnterbrcitcn:
MuSlpobl zines ElobcS fir Die bic3.
jGbrige Nbbaltlmg Der 0clttldcn
So0ieicr.
Nnirnqc oil ouS Ieutid).I merifn.
niihc &cbrcr-S Seminar, murlm nod
fcinc Gntlpprt iibcr ooS bonn ollnobh.
Niir0crncrcin" gcmod)tc &obrc9.Stt-
pcnoiun bon $3.50 cingctroficn lit.
Outrage on Den n&oripGrtS", oh
ocm rllnobb6ngigcn @iirGcr.S crcin"
fir icine Wionntaucrionmllngct bic
arobc Nollc 5uu &criii9lrng geItcIlt
lpcrocn fam, ga beobiidtigt miro, IN
icocr oiclcr ECriommlrnNcn &ortrugc
bon StootS- ltno ltGbtiid)cn @comten
ii6cr i6rc bctrciicnOcn departments
holtcu 5lt lolicn, nm bcu Gclegotcn
cine Before Giniid)t in Die itdbtildJt
mo Stnntaucrualtlung ju gcbc1,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-25
Wntrpne i%i6crfaaen.

Nem Dorf, %. April. -
Srau Narp 0oulilg, Die Ober.Wa-
trone ocs &ingiton. apenue.SoipitolS
in 9rooflpn, muroe geItcrn 4beno,
ais tic bon einent geiltd III Wanbot-
tan b%eilnfebrte, All ser gtoitrnno.gu
me inO Giitlono.H oao bon 5mei
WtGnnern iiberioaen, melfc lie nib
bun0eltcn uno bcrollbten. IS lit Dies
inrerbnl6 elmer Nohe ser brittle
lleberial IN iener @cgeno, mo Die
Eoli6ci oernuttbet OaB tets Oielelbelt
Wt1nner Ouron b~etbeiligt marell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-25
Sod in Der Sdnucbc.

@orperneur Grot6ers' Grnennungen
ndbe beoorltebeno. - Grneltter
Initurm ouf oaS Staotsober.
ballpt i'm SoteI Hennert. - Ger
@ouoerneur iprid)t 9eiuuOe 9n-
iidten iiber Grncumugen aus.
8olperncllr Grotbers bate geltcrn
ipieoer einen NnIturm BON Holitifcrn
mo Ipplifunten iiir 9lcmter i'm 500
tel Hennert 81 beIteben. Der @ous
pernenr perItebt eS mcilterbuit, alien
ipcgen Der Grncmnu1gcn an i'm &C.
itellten 6ro0cn geId)ift ollS5umeid)en,
1lnO lin0 Oober aIc olS erfolgrcid be.
5cifnetcn Ganoiootcn Goniunfturcn.
Die Ifticn bon Sbcrit SbomnS 5.
Gtpeu ais YpIi5ei : GomuuiIiGr ain-
ger gcltern mdhtig IN Die Sobe ulo
id)cirt icinc @rnenuIng iid)er 81 Iein.
Ils Mit9Iieoer fir Die @ltc 2ono.
itroben . Gommiiiion murben 0citcrn
@iaiam 9. llbler, 2anOItrnBcns Sn.
o~enicltr bon 9oroltnesGountp, GbaS.
.. Osborne pnn Sarfor0 = Gountp,
@. Z. Wottinglp bon Solpur0sGomt-
tp, SameS NC. Hittcnbollie BON @alti.
more : County, Charles u. Council
man bon 9aItimorc.Goun mo Ga.
mllel %. Sboenlnfer 0urh bic anNc-
iebenIten Bolititer un0 itarfe Telcs
gntioncn inooliirt, bod, lit cS lt1gC.
NIB, ncr idlicBlidJ Die @liidlidc1
iein pcrocn. ltebcr icine Grncmlul.
gen ingtc ser @ollucrncllr: ySn Ser.
binoltng nit mcinen Grnennumgcn
uer0c ib b~eionoerS onrnuf 8clpid)t
lcgcn, 6aB sic S~toat$geicte olagc.
fiibrt meroen miiiIcu. TiCs bc5iebt
iid) ,ollf sic Tolijci GomntillGre pom
Baltimore urlo icbcn nnocren 9cunn-
ten. NicIelbcn fennen mcillc Nnlid)s
ten, bcnn ih babe aus bcnIclbcn fctn
@ebcimniB gelnoAt. Sails ). .. sic
Spiritlloicn = @cicte i%ortpGbrcno
iibertreten ipcrOcn, miro ser rcronts
portlide Wonn oofiir sur Ned)cn.
idoit ge5ogcn mcr0en. IS bat fei.
men 3mef, mir 5i iagcn, 0oB 0iele
8eiete nift bltrh9eiiibrt mcrOcl font
rcn, ocnn ih meiB aus cigener Gr.
fabrung boB oics mogIih lit, Sr.
ecno cit 9eamter, Ger lciuc YiIift
rid)t polf uit0 gun5 tbut, miro bon
mir ohgeictt ipcrOcn. Sd bin IN oic1
fer Sihiift 81 Dem GntlhIub ocfont.
men, oaB Der 8olloerneur sur NIB
iebuhg icoes 9camten obne elm 8crf
b6r berehtigt icin ioltc. @S lit Cit
GROCER llnterihico 5wiIden t9clet.
lidem 9epcis .ltnb moraliiher sc.
miBbcito una fQllt civ 9eaaltcr 5tpor
ietne Efliht Grandchildren, oAne
bnB inn Dies bcpicIct merben falrt.
Der perantmortlihe 9eQplte iolte ggeF
niiaeno Wudlt6eitGriB babelt, ieiite
Observation-Disclosures Otrd)iiibrcn SIT
fonnen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-25

cilcr Nahbarin bate inn beinabe
Die ShlogaOcr oltrdihnittcrL unO Od
Der 9lutucrIlit tuum 5u itiaen mar,
10 mrlBten Die 9Icr5tc cine operation
uornebncn. GoS &eiinOen Sntton'S
ioll 5u9eiorGniB &eranIoiiuug gebet.