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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-02
.snrtnichtly CInh nnnce.

The Fortnfghtly Club viii give a
dance in the assembly hall OF the
Waldo hotel Friday night. The com
mittee making the arrangements for
the ana1r- consists OF Messrs. Mark
Wilson. John w. Stark. Arthur Par
sons. Herbert Boughner. Harry Full
1erton and Camden Brady.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-02
wooDNIEN no INITIATE.

The Woodmen Of the World at
their meeting tonight at 1880 o'clock
WI hold their annual nominating
session. There will also be initin-.
tions. All members are requested
to attend in uniform.
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POSTAL RATE

BERLIN, German Dec. 2-The
United States and, Germany today arr
ranged for a postal rate on letters
between the two countries OF two
cents instead OF the existing i've
cent rate
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-02
co TO CATTLE SHOW.

DR. Truman E. Gore. Howard NJ
Gore and w. Brent Maxwell, of this
city. and Marshall Martin. OF Mount
care left on train No. Wednes-
day forenoon for Chicago to attend
the Chicago Fat stock Exhibition.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-02
W AN TED.
18 MEN

18 MEN
who are willing to invest
$1,000 each with me in a block
of 200 beautiful lots. 25x14O
feet, in a rapidly growing sub
urb of Oklahoma City, which
can be bought at the very low
price of 500 each, If taken at
once. You can make your own
selection, take as many as you
want, and take deed in your
own name, or join IN thescom-
pany as you like, title perfect,
Terms, one-CourSh cash; bal
ance monthly or 3, 6. 8 and 12
months, with pct. interest. I
will take twenty lots and guar
antee every lot bought to adj
vance 25 pct. each year or
double in value in four years,
or I will deed my twenty lots
to the other parties interested.
Only those who can invest and
wait two to four years wanted
in this transaction. POSSIBLE
tiles almost unlimited. now
own many Thousand dollars
worth of property in the. same
town and know that there Is
absolutely no risk in buying
these lots at above prices. They
are located all around the large
new public school building and
within two to five blocks of P.
o, bank. r. R. station, stores,
mill, church, etc. Over thirty
new buildings erected since last
May including elegant public
school building. the fiat iron
building, corner of Broadway
and Main streets, with a front
age of 100 feet, containing six
store rooms, flats, etc, which
1 am just completing, several
other good store buildings and
homes. There has been about
two miles OF concrete side
walks laid recently and many
other valuable Improvements.
Electric cars from city every
hour. For particulars those
Interested should call at once
at
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-02

swEprsMRLoDY FnouR
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-27

Cztero %miesieczny
procent pc 3 cd sta
p4atny |. lipca 1913,
cd wszystkich depo-
%nowanych ~pieniedzy
W pierwszych z:pieciu
.dniach marca 1913
" Winohskim.D De po-
sit .Banku. H.:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-27
ARCADIA, Wis.
"a lutego, 1908.

Szanowna Redakcyo!
Upraszam 0 }askawe u
mieszczenie W naszym ko-
chanym Wiarusie, kilka slow
kt6re ponizej kre6le.
Dnia II b. M. mia} pan
|J6zef Gl6wczewski sprawe. W
saddle, by1 on skarzony
przez pewnego niemca, a "a
cietego wroga polak6w. Ow
niemiec sprzeda} konia panu
J. ~G}owczewskiemu, sprzeda}
90 "a dobrego i zdrowego, a
ten ko6 nieby} wart mic, p.
G}6wczewski vice 60 spree.
da1 drugiemu, ale nied}ugo
trwa}o a ko6 zdech}; wten-
czas niemiec zada} pieniedzy
cd ~G.6wczewskiego, a gdy
ten niezap1acj} to go niemiec
zaskarzy1 i Gala skarga wy
sz1a ma korzysc j. G}6wczew-
skiego. TAX vice polak wy
cwiczy1 niemca, i to takiego
zacietego wroga, kt6ry mu-
sia1 zap}acic sporo koszt6w
Ii wstyd, to tel sic pieni re
z1oSci niby Hakata W Mem
czech. Pan G}6wczewski
raz by} W sadie, to
tez mia1 stfachu ME ma}o,
lecz szozesc;em ma tenn sic
9 ko6czy}o, - trzeba sic "a
wsze mice troche ma oacz
|no6ci gdy sic cos kupuje..
w Arcadia polacy sic try
maja razem zak}adaja intere
sa i tax W tych dniach uc.y-
nil p J6zef Stencil; ~za}ozy}
on sk}ad obuwia i towsr6w
korzennych ! tam .lud sic
zowszad do niego sciaga. PAc:
Stencil utrzymuje dobry to
war i dobrze ma tenn wycho
dzi.
Podczas sadu okreg owego
kt6rv sic odbedzie 3go mar
ca W Whitehall jake sedzio-
vie przysiegli ma}ego' sadu
miedzy innemi zasiada6 beda
>olacy z nastepujacych po-
wi tiw:,A. J. Bautch, Burnsi-
lie. - TT. Brom i Franc,
Kopkol, Dodge. - Aatoni
Wolski, Trempleau.
Wes61 u mas W zapuscie
bylo dziesiec, opisywac ich
ME bede DO jedno podobne
do drugiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-27
Cztery miesieczny

Cztery ~miesieczny
procent pc 4 cd STA
p}atny | lipca 1908
cd wszystkich depo-
%oowanych %pieniedzy
sk}adanych pred, lub
.lnia 4 Marca 1908,
" naszym Wjnohskim
banku ~oszczednosci
(Winona Savings
Bank. J
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-27
Nauczyciel i o%rganista,

dobry spiewak, juz ME mlo-
dy, obecnie ma posadzie =
pedagoga, znajacy jezyk an
gielski ! niemiecki dobrze,
poszukuje lepszej p}atniej-
szej pozycyi, DO ma farmer
skich osadach plaza mizerna
pensya j "a wiele obowiaz-
k6w, a bardzo ma}o dbadZa
o szko}e. Poszukujacy bywal
tel ma wiekszych. posadach
W wielkich miastach. Qpra.
sza sic 1askawe oferty podat
do Wiarusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-27

villa zywct Jego Ekscel-
lencyi, wasza sprawe.
- O, panic szczepne}a
G}upota. Madrosc jest mo-
ia osobista nieprzyjaci6tka.
Sprawiedliwy podni6sf
zn6w gore sw6j opatrzno-
sciowy palec:
Wierz mi Gfupoto, re
%prawdziwa Madros6 jest "a
r6wno nieprzyjaci6ika Me-
godziwosci jak i twoja.
l. W tejze chwili przywo}a}
Madrose, a ia stawita sic ma
tvchmiast i, spojrzawszy ma
Psunabudesa, ME zdziwi}a sic
albowiem Madrosc niczemu
sic ME .dziwi, ale usmiechne}a
sic jakby z pewnem zadowole
MEM i rzekfa:
-Ach! to Jego Ekscelen.
eva, kt6ry tajnym ok6lni-
klein do gubernator6w "a
broni{ mi pobytu W Egipcie!.
Ola dobra pahstwa, sfo.
wo uczciwosci... - pooza'
sic ~t1omaczyc Psunabudes.
Lecz Ozyrys nakaza} mu
milczenie, sam zas pytal:
Powiedz mi, Madrosci,
cry ten zakaz by} bardziej
g1upi, cry niegodz;wy?
- Jednakowo, zu2efnIe
j~ednakowo!- odpowiedzia}a
Madrosc.
Vice sprawiedliwy p 1ozy}
16wne ciezarki ma szalach, o.
partych o stopie6 jego tro-
nu.
- Now dalej -.rzekf- a
by sic stale wreszcie wiado-
mo, kt6ry z tych dw6ch du-
chow ma pomyslec o mai
w}asciwszem ola Ekscellen
cyl osiedleniu.
Vice Madrosc pocze}a'
streszczac cafe zycie Psuna-
budesa, cd wczesnej MO
dosci al do o~statniej chw'l'
jego ziemskiej podr6zy.
Wspomnia}a, jak W akade
mil, W stubramnych Tebacb,
by} zaciek}ym l;bera}em, jak
wstapiwszy nastepnie do u
rzedu, zapisai sic niebawem
do dzia}aczy p~ahstwowych i
drwif z zasad, kt6re "a stu
denckich czas6w wyg1asza@,
jak pod haslem EGYPT ola
Egipcyan'' pracowa} mad
zjednoczeniem pahstwa pod
w}adza %memfickiej biurokra-
cyl, jak wreszcie W ciagu dfu-
giego swego zawodu ustawi
cznie kogos podejrzywa1, COS
wietrzyl, przeciwko komu6
wys1al raporty, pred czems
ostrzega}, czegos ME dopu-
szczal, cos zamyka}, cos u
kracal i, zamiast rozszerzac
ludzka dzia1alno66 i ludzkie
zycie, ustawicznie je obrzy-
DIAL, krepowa} i ogra.
nicza1.
-- ~,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-27

. PAM Leokadya Bambenek
i parma Helena Cichanowska
wyjecha1y W czwartek do
Milwaukee i Chicago pc no.
wy zapas kapeluszy ma mad.
cl.odzaca pore wiosenna j
lstowq. Zabawia W Chicago
.oko}o dw6ch tygodni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-27
OsCI
!.
MIEJSCOWE

WE WTOREK pob}ogos}a-
viii Wiel. ks. J. Pacholski
zwiaZek ma}ze1ski pana Leo.
ma Knapika, m}odego widow
ca, i panuy Julianny XII
=
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-27
SAD uZYRYSA
Przeiozyl z eeipskiego pap;rusu
Henryk Gienkieuqcz.

$50 -"T#Ek0 [@ G-s
A gdy umarl W Egipcie
syn Psanabudesa, Psunabu-
des, wie]ki minister kt6re-
COS tam Tutemesa, z kt6rej6
dynasty, panujacej pred ma.
pademt Hyks6w, dwie ME"
6miertelne Ideje pokl6ci1y
sic Q jedna dusze tsk zapal-
czywie j napelni}y takim bal
samem nieskohczone pre-
stworza cichei wiecznosci, il
w"szechmocny Ozyrys kaza}
i'm stanac pred SOFA i "a
pyta}:
Kto wy j%este6cie, O du-
chy, kite jest ten grzesznik,
kt6rego me jastrzebie oko
d~ostrzega miedzy wami, i
dlaczego W krainie Ciszy k}6-
cicie sic, jak dwie przekup-
XII z Memfis??
A ma to tax ~odpowiedzia}
pierwszY z duch6w:
ia panic, jestem ME-
smiertelna G}upota Opieko-
wa1em sic tn obecnym Eks-
celencya Psunabudesem, jak
kochajaca matka. Dyktowa-
lam mu wszystkie jego s}o'
wa, by}am .mu przewodniczka
we wszelkich czynach. Me
odstepowa}am go ami ma chwi
| lie, a poniewaz on trzyma}
sic mojej szaty stale i wier-
ME: poniewaz Gale zycie by},
wedle egipskiego przysfowia,
Egfupi, jak sto}owe nogi, pre-
to chce zabrac teraz jego du-
see i umiescie ia W tel mad
~ziemskiej krainie, kt6ra ia
w1adam, a kt6ra przecznaczo-
ma jest ma wiekuiste siedlisko
durni6w.
O4yrys :zwr6ci& sic do dru-
giego ducAl}lp: - Now ty to-
raz - rex, biorac W rece
wagi, ma kt6rych wazy} wszel
kie mysli, s}owa i uczynki.
- ia, o panie, jestem ME-
smiertelna Niegodziwosc. Me
przecze wcale, 70 J.E. Psuna-
budes popslnia} czesto ma
SVEN wysokiem stanowisku
b}edy godne os}a, ale twier-
DE, re przedewszystkiem by}
szubrawem. Jesli pozwo]isz
panic przytocze ci ma to ty-
siaczne dowody, kt6rych
Gfupota, chotby dlatego, re.
Jest G}upota, ME portrait Mig
. dy obalj6.
- Glupota, przerwa}
Jastrzebiooki, podnoszac do
CORY sw6j opastrzno6ciowy pa
lee - ME umie tylko budo-
wac, czesto NATIONALIST umie
obalac, co powiedziawszy ma
wiasem, pytam sic nastepnie,
czogo zadasz?
Chce, panic, zabrac to
dusze i um;e6c { ia W tel
zaziemskiej krainie, kt6ra
w}adam, a kt6ra przeznaczo-
ma jest ma posmiertne wieku-
iste siedlisko ola }otr6w.
To m6wiac, chwycj}a "a
reke Psunabudesa, ale " tel
samej chwili Glupota chwy-
go "a druga i obie, tamujac
dech W piersiach, czeka}y ma
wyrok Sprawiedliwego.
A Sprawiedliwy wp!} sw6j
ptasi wzrok W Psunabudesa
i. przypatryw}r mu sic przez
czai dluzszy, a wreszc'e
rzekk:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-27

"." Cztero m~iesieczny
procent pc 3 cd sta
p4atny l.. lipca 1908,
cd w~szystklch depo-
..>nI|o'wanych p1eniedzy
W pierwszych. pieciu
>dniach marca 1903
" Winonsklm Depo~-
sit Banku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-27
%garderoby
meskiej i%damskiej.

80 t.. -.-. 49,. -
Zawiada1uiam Szan: Roda-
k6w W Winonie i okolicy IL
otworzylem p%racownie kra-
wiecka j robie pod1ug ostat-
Mich zurnali ola mezczyzn u
bra1,ia j paletoty, ola ME-
wiast szyje plaszcze, zakiety
j %kostyumy. Czyszcze, pras,l-
80 i wYporzadzam odziez.
Najlepsza robota gwaraanto-
Wana.
JAN MATEJKA, kraWtec,
W bloku Model
Winona, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-27

Many uz ka lenda-
RE: Maryanskie ma
rok 1908, doJawac )e.
bedziemy %abonentom.
n!assym, kt6rzy "a
plaza abonament "a.
,Wiarusatt ma rok
przysziy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-27
WE WTOREK 10 bm. 20

Y. WE WTOREK IS bm. po.
zegnaf sic z tym swiatem, "
.65tym roku zycia S. p. An
drzej Januszewski. PogrzeD
odby} sic W zesz}y poniedzia-
lex W kosciele sw. Stania}awa
Kostki. :Za}ob1e naboze6stwo
odprawil Wiel. ks. proboszcz
J.. Pacholski W asystencyi
.Wiel. ksiezy: J. Sroka i: B
:Buranta. Zmarly pozostawi;
W smutku pograzona zone.
szesc :c6rek pieciu syn6w,
make staruszke i siostre.
Mech odpoczywa W pokoju.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-27

WE WTOREK zostaIi po}a-
czeni W lynne kosciele: p.
J6zef B. Literski i parma
Anna Rudnikowna. M1odym
parom Szcze5c Boze!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-27

Pszenica, maka i pasta oyto Wane
przez Bay State Milling Co:
Pszenioa mr.. 2 w,osenna ....l02
M4ka = Patent - "a becske 81 s.
=" Straight 1861
Zyto. - "a buszel. .............s5c
Len nasienie "a buszel ......1os
Koniczyna ..1.,......-s6.oo $50
Jeotmieh - Nr.,2 ...... 7c- 70
u" Mr.. 8 ...... so IS
Tymotka ............... 1926
Kukqrydza (corn)............. eoe
OWES ....................... .
Ground Feed "a $50. 90
Feed Bran. $4,000
Middlings. $4,000
sisno -tymotka .,..... 1o-l2
dzikie..... 80. SO
Kartofle,: baszel. :..... 6)c-60>
Mas}o,. funt. 22;-z5c
Mod >funt'. ..:.... :..:;..'l2o: lc
TIA, tuzin 1880.
swiiniie- :4ywe'.I'.. $4.oo-4A5
80 bite. .:... $500 H:z5
Byd}o -lywe::.... s.. 0o-$3.5)
-: : bite::.... $5.O0-$6.o o.
1ssgniieta. ,:: .oo--$6.9:
'Jagnieta:- bite. SIC. oo-$lo:6 SO
O#oe -::kywe. ........ $2.oo-$A:to
j. N: bite: .:... $~7.oo--$s.o o.
Cieleta --::tywe -: :$4:6o-$5.oo
-" bite....: $6.co-$6:5o
G
Rasen,oa ..wiosenna~::.. e4c $50
:?I1snioa zlmowa......e4c -95c
Corn. 60c
Lon. ,.............>. $l.o3--Sl.oc
JeoEmieh.. TOO SO
Owie. -oS'
Zyto. ....'- 81 n
Byd{o tuoxne. 81. lO-s4.5o
~. zwyk}e.. IS 7o-s4 Z"
Oielets .oo-$7.oO
- - - .! .-- ~f- ' . " r . ~ -:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-27

. ROBOTN1K p. Jana Pc
lowskiego, Claus Nottlemann
kt6ry WHO'LL kamienie do ia
my rzadowej W Blacksmith
jecha} pc lodzie
przez rzeke Mississippi za|a-
NAL sic z ko6mi i wozem, ma
kt6rym i on sam siedzia}.
Konie i w6z z kamieniami
zatone}y, furman jednak sic
s%wyratowa}. ...>:~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-27

! w ~PONIEDZIAkEK "
ko6ciele Najs}. Serca P. Jezu-
sa w. Pine Creek odby} sic
Stub pana Jana Mr6zka z
parma Anna Turzy6ska, -:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-27

Cztery %miesieczny
:procent po 4 cd sta
.p4atny | lipca 1908
Cd wszystkich depo.
%nowanych pieniedzy
%skladanych pred, lub
d MIA 4 marca 1908,
k Winona Savings
Bank
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-27

PAM: Leonowa Rolbiecka
W zeszlym tygodniu otrzyma-
Ia smutnq wiadomosc ~
6mierc; .jej OLGA S. p. Woj-
.riecha Tuleji. Pa1stwo Roll
bieccy~ niezw1ocznie udali sic
W podr6z ably Gdazy6 ma
pogrzeb kt6ry sic odby4 "
6rode 10 b. m. S. p. w Tuleja
by1 abonentem Wiarusa prze2
ostatnich kilka lat. Mech Cd
poczywa W pokoju.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-27
& C1eny targowe. s
" 90 90 81
: u:
: WINONA

Pszenica, ma a j pasza cyto wane
przez Bay State Milling Co:
The sun., 1908-05-17
A Guide to the High Churches.

The organ of the so-called ritualistio
movement In the West is the American
Catholic, " aicb makes a militant propa-
ganda on behalf Of it's principles. Re-
Gently it has begun to publish for the
benefit Of its readers who may be likely
to travel during the summer months q
list Of the American parishes in which
they will find the, doctrine and practice
in accord with their ideas The forms of
worship vary 90 widely in the Episcopal
church that tho utility Of such guide
IL obvious.
The first issue Of the list Of churches
shows twenty-three enrolled. They are
situated In States as far apart as New
York, California, Louisiana and Ver-
mont. In all, eleven States are repre-
sented on this first list, whichis not re-
earded % more than beginning. The
questions asked to assure the charac-
ter Of the services were made to refer
to the hours of masses on Sundays and
week days, the regulations concerning
the hearing Of confessions, the use Of
incense and yestments and tho reserva-
ton OF the sacrament This last feature
Of its diaciplipe has come q Be pcaaihly
r
The sun., 1908-05-17

The tide Of emigration from Russia to
Siberia 10 steadily growing. Prince VAsIL-
cHIKoP. Minister Of Agriculture, has given
to a commission Of the Duma some inter-
esting facts about the wonderful movement.
Within the past twelve months 100000
emigrants have crossed the Trails For
several years up to 1905 the average annual
emigration was 10000 persons. In 1905,
1sO. 600 sought new homes in Asia: in 1907.
about 100000, and this years emigration is
likely TO exceed 1000, as the number
registered for removal up to April was
10000 families or 10000 persons.
The Prince informed the commission
that the Government regards this mighty
stream Of emigration less as a panaoea
that will help to solve the agraria: question
in Russia than as means of giving to
Siberia the population necessary for the
development Of her vast resources and to
serve as a counter weight to the immigra-
ton of Chinese who are constantly pushing
into that country.
The real cause of this great movement
is the fact that the Russian peasantry have
little confidence in the measures that have
been taken to ameliorate their condition.
Stories OF the great natural wealth of
Siberia brought home by soldiers upon
their return from the late war have also
made q deep impression.
In almost every case the emigration
parties send men before them to select
their aliotments Of land. new feature
Of the movement is that the regions OF
the Altai and tho Maritime Province are
now attracting a considerable portion OF
the colonists, though few Of them settled
there until last year.
The statement Of Prince VAsILcHIKoF
hat emigration will do little to solve the
.agrarian question seems entirely probable
vhen we consider that even though soc, 900
peasants may leave Russia every year the
number Of births there In a year is four
times an great
The sun., 1908-05-17

tho most significant In determining the
character Of q parish.
Tho test OF ritualism In the Episcopal
churches Of this country has varied
greatly at different times. 0,lce the
presence OF vested choir Of men and
boys was sufficiently Unusual to show
the unmistakable influence Of High
Church teachings. Nowadays 1t has no
doctrinal significance. The daily cele-
bration OF the communion service is an
indispensable element Of so-called
Catholic parish, while the use Of incense
and vestments may be missing in
churches that have daily mass and
preach confession as well as the other
doctrines back OF rltualism. This In
congruity is explained by the objection
10 pronounced ritual on the part Of per-
sons who believe all the teachings Of the
High Church wing. The presence Of the
reserved sacrament may be taken to in
dictate both In doctrine and ritual the most
advanced churches Of the Episcopal per-
suasion.
OF the twenty-three parishes to be
found In this first list, fourteen reserve
the sacrament perpetually on one OF
the affairs. In the other nine churches
it is reserved occasionally. Three OF
the churches Of the first class are in
New York and the incompleteness of
the record may be understood from the
fact that there are at least three more
churches here in which the same prac-
tice is followed. In sixteen parishes
incense is used and daily mass is said
in all Of them. Equally common to all
Is the practice Of confession by appoint
ment and at certain hours. All use
euoharistic vestments, and Of course the
altar lights customary now in many
churches not regarded as ritualistio. In
complete as the American Catholics
list is at present, it serves to show that
the great increase in the number Of
so-called advanced parishes of the Epis-
copal church makes it possible to find
everywhere in the United States services
conducted in accordance with their
teachings.
The sun., 1908-05-17
old New York Washington p,..

To THE EDITOR OF THE SuN--.Sfr: Fifty years
ago In my boyhood days was a resident Of tho
East Side, Delanccy street between Pitt and wllet
What q change has been made In that iocsItyi
1 attended the Houston street grammar school,
Hazeltine was principal at that time. 1858.
When received any pennies my nrst purchase
was Washington pie or round harts. The pie was
baked In square tins and cut Into penny pieces. IL
consisted OF broken cake soaked In milk or water
and baked TO a brown.
Il was heavy, soggy mass, but delicious To Tho
boy or girl who did not ret much cake at home
IL was baked 40 often as the baker had sufficient
broken cake on hand. and you received a generous
piece for your penny. EMIL L. wuNpEH.
HAnrToRp. Conn. May H.
The sun., 1908-05-17
Advice to the Prosperity Assoelstaon.

To THE EDITOR OF TIE suN-Siy: Uni
versal support and good will should be ac-
corded to the National Prosperity Associa-
tion." But they should merit IL by frank
ness anc truthtelling.
1t was perhaps pardonable chat they
should address the President In honeyed
words and ask cooperation.
But in appealing to the country they should
recognize more particularly the causes OF
the bad times" through which we have
been passing-and give us some promise Of
correction as far as In them lies.
The various matters they mention may
have been-doubtless were oontributory.
Many evils needed correction-and remedies
have In measure been applied.
The commencement. however, " there was
a commencement Of our troubles, was in the
destruction Of credit and confidence caused
by the wild and Incorporate utterances Of
the President OF the United States.
The depression has been continued by the
thouehtless vagaries proceeding from the
same quarter.
Accordingly. therefore. " the Prosperity
Association desires to accomplish speedy
and permanent good 1t must stamp out the
cause. Roose"eltism with its Wild and destruc-
tive policies must be eliminated before ANY
permanent good can be expected.
NEW YORK.. May tS. e. T. W.
The sun., 1908-05-17
The Tide Of Protest Rising.

Democrats who doubt the wisdom OF
nominating Mr.. BRYAN for President are
now speaking out aloud every day. They
seem to agree that the enmities he has
excited in his own party and his absolute
failure to attract Republican support
should disqualify him. Within three days
Senator JOHNSTON OF Alabama, President
WOODROW WILSON of Princeton, ex-
Governor WAKEFIELD of Maryland and
Major j. G. HEMPHILL, editor Of the
Charleston Mems and Courier, have come
out against Mr.. BRYAN and indicated
Governor JOHN A. JOHNSON of Mime
sota as their choice.
President WILSON declares that "Gov-
einof JOHNSON satisfies the best Demo-
cratic traditions and deserves the sup
port Of every thoughtful Democrat.
Mr.. WAKEFIELD, who was elected Gov
ernor of Maryland by the largest plural
ity recorded since the retirement OF
1893, said in an interview at st. Louis on
Thursday:
mfr. BRYAN arouses too many antsgonisms In
the Democratic party. II we expect to win we
must have united Democracy. like Mr.. BRYAN
very much ] think he is great man and great
statesman but he Is not available now as the PresI
dental candidate. | think tho South Is really
against Mr. BRYAN and that would like TO 70 to
Governor JOHNSON"
Senator JOHNSTON OF Alabama is op-
posed to the nomination Of Mr.. BRYAN
because many Democrats have failed to
vote for him in the past, and the Senator
urges the nomination OF Governor JOHN
SON because mot one Democrat has failed
to support him and thousands Of Repub-
licans have focked to his standard. I"
Major HEMpHILL is weary Of Mr.. BRYAN's
assumption that his party will be sub
seryient to his will, and is attracted by
his rivals frankness and loyalty.
Almost two months remain before the
Democratic national convention meets.
Twenty-six State conventions are yet to
be held. With the strong latent oppo-
sition to Mr.. BRYAN's nomination aroused
to spirited and firm protest by the exam
pie Of influential Democrats there are
sure to be many Nccessions to the ranks
Of the independents in the party.
Last but not least, there is everywhere
in the Democratic party an increasing
perception Of the fact that Mr.. BRYAN is
the Republican Candidate for the Demo-
cratic pomin ation
The sun., 1908-05-17
It seems highly proper that the Six

1t seems highly proper that the Six
tieth Congress should close up it's emf
nently unimportant affairs and scatter.
Anything needed for the honor and
safety Of the country, as he sees it at
least, will be done by President RoosE-
vEIT in any event. Anything else needed
for the same purpose, as they see it, he
will forbid The members are simply
making spectaoles of themselves by re-
manning in Washington. The sooner they
follow the Governors and disappear the
better. 1t will be an inglorious retreat,
some may say. Perhaps. But, really,
can anything be more humiliating than
the present plight?