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New-York tribune., 1908-09-08
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.
ny Telegraph 10 The tribune.

IfIy Telegraph % The IrbuneI
Newport, Sept. THE opening of the Newport
horse show and the bright and warm weather to-
day gave Newport one Of the busiest days of the
season. Social entertainments were numerous in
the afternoon and evening and tonight. Alfred
G. Vanderbilt. pleased with the success Of his ball
land Farm.
Mrs. Richard Gambrill gave a luncheon to-day
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan. and
later the guests were taken TO the horse show.
Mr.. and Mrs H. H. Ward had a horse show
luncheon at Berger's. and the officials and ex-
hibtors OF the show were entertained at the
place by the executive committee of the show.
Mrs Edward G. Knight, jr. also entertained
with luncheon to-day, and took her guests to the
show afterward. while Mr.. and Mrs. George Gould.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08

rebuke to 'the Roosevelt policies while claim
ing those policies as his own stolen clothes.
Mr. Shepard argues that Mr.. Taft should DE
defeated because his election would mean III
umph of "lawlessness and brutality inasmueh
as he promises to continue the Roosevelt pro-
gramme Vote for Mr.. Bryan therefore,
cries the Brooklyn sophist, cooly ignoring the
fact that Mr.. Bryan is going about the coun-
try insisting that he not Mr.. Taft. is Mr.. Roose-
velt's 'rightful heir" There are reasons ana
reasons 1t seems a pity that Mr.. Cleveland
died before Mr.. Shepard completed his mastery
reconciliation of neo-Clevelandism with neo-
RrYaniSn.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08
n nasSensents.
nUsIc-s:i5-The Round Up.

ACADEMY OF MUsIc-s:z5-The Round Up
ASHAMBRA-2-s-Vandev
AMERICAN-S:s5-
ASToE-S:30-The Man from Home
1SELkSCO-s.2O-The Devil
BIJoJ-S:15-Au for a Girl
EfzkNEy-S-
BRIGHTON BEACH PARK-sI5-Fair's Fireworks.
BR0ADWAY-S.20 .20-Aixersa
CASINO-s:l5-The Mimic Word.
CGLoNIAI-2@s-vandevfsle
CONEY ISI.AND-ruus park-Drearlians
CRITERION-S-FTuffy Eufaes
DALI,
EDEN NTSEE-The World "a Wax
FMPIRF-S:Is-The Thief.
GAIETY-s:l5-The Travelling Salesman.
GARDEN TF1EATRE-s:lS-Tbe Devil.
GARRICk-S:2o-The Molusc.
HACK EsTT-S :l5-The Wgtching Hour
1sANMERSTEINS S:1S-veuoevfle
HERALD SsE5ARE-s:16-Three Twins.
fsIDSON-S :ls-The Cali OF the North
KNTCKERROcKER KER-s:15-The Girls Of Gottenberg
Observation-Disclosures
1sYC-EJTM-S.I5-Love watches.
1,YRTC-S-GloYious Betsy.
NEW AMSTERDAM-s;l5-Th Merry Wioov.
NEW YORK-S:I5-Folles OF 1eas-
SANOY-s:15-Diana OF Dobson's.
WALI,ACK' 'S-S.3 S.30-The Regeneration
v-FRFR- -S-S.2Q-Paid Full
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08
THE DITCH REPLY.

Whether or not the latest Dutch note concern
ing President Castros curious antics is TO be
regarded as an ultimatum 1t must be accepted
as piece of shrewd and strong diplomacy. 1t
materially strengthens the Dutch case in the
eyes Of the world and makes the Venezuelan
case appear the more indefensible. In interna-
tional controversies there is nothing more COM
mendable than moderation of speech and the
judicial mind which admits as well as charges
faults. Insistence by the Dutch government
that all the acts of its officials and subjects had
been impeccable would have been untenable
and would have subjected all Dutch acts to sus-
picion. The frank confession that there were
errors on the Dutch side makes all the more
forcible the complaints of wrongdoing by Ven
ezuela.
1t is conceded by the Dutch government that
the Dutch Minister to Venezuela was made i'm
possible by bis letter TO the "Hou'en Trouw" or
by the unintended publication of II. But that
indiscretion scarcely adequate ground 70.
summary expulsion. Had the Venezuelan gov
ernment protested 10 the Dutch government
and asked for his withdrawal there is no doubt
that he would have been promptly withdrawn.
The case of the late Lord Saclkville. now re-
called to mind by the death of that unfortunate
diplomat shows how civilized powers deal with
such matters. Mr.. Castro would have been JUS
titled in asking for bis removal. and would
then have been able 10 make the effective point
against the "bsrbarians of Europe" that the
Dutch Minister had acted so improperly that
the Dutch government itself could not defend
him. but had been compelled TO withdraw him.
Instead, he chose the wrong course OF sum-
marly expelling the offender, thus violating
dinIounafic pracsdent and enabling the expelIad
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08
FALcoNIo KNOWS OF NO CHANGE.

Washington. Sept mo information has reached
the Apostolic Delegation in this city concerning rs
likelihood OF the appointment Of Monsignor AVersa
Apostolic Delegate to succeed Monsignor Fsl-
COMO. MonsisnOr Aversa is Apostolic Delegate 20
Cuba. and is in Rome. He will return TO ms
United States early IN October. and, far as MS
friends the Catholic University know. he expects
to so back to Cuba. Nonsignor Faleonio has re-
ceived intimation that change is contempateo
by the Vatican.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08
OPERATION ON HARRISON GRAY OTIS.

Baltimore. Sept. IA surgical operation was per-
formed upon General Harrison Gray Otis, paV
Usher of The Los Angeles Times at Johns HOP
kins Hospital to-day. The operation was SAID ~
have been successful In every particular. ana 'h'
patient is reported doing well.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08

Cowboy Jim" Dahlman, Mayor of Omaha,
acknowledges his defeat in Nebraskas Demo-
cratic primary. The pirates and wrecKers
heat him. he says. Evidently the People do not
Rule as completely they should in the coun-
oils of the narty which is so busily occupied in
restoring popular government
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

August Belmont who has been abroad all sum-
nier has sailed from England for New York In the
Lustania- On his arrival here he will go 20 MS
country place at Hampstead, Long Island to re-
main throughout the autumn. Mr. and Mrs j.
Francis A. Clark and Miss Bigelow are also pas
sengers the Lusitania-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Polk expected to re-
turn to town to-day from Bar Harbor and to oc-
cupy DR. and Mrs. William M. Polk's house at No
Z East s6th street. until their home at No
129 East 36th street is completed. DR.. and Mrs
Polk will arrive in town next week
Mrs John Jacob Astor has returned to London
from the Continent.
Mrs Morris K Jesup, who arrived here from
Europe on Friday. after having spent the summer
abroad has gone to Lenox TO stay for two months
Colonel and Mrs. William Jay. who had been at
Carlsbad for few weeks, have arrived in Paris
and staying at the Majestic
Mr. and Mrs w x. Vanderbilt jr., who have been
abroad for about three months. have sailed from
Paris for New York. They will spend the fall at
their country place on Long Island
Mr. and Mrs. Julian w. Robbins are booked to
sail for Europe September 1s. They will remain
abroad for about two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Bayard Cutting, who have been
staying at the Hotel Meurfce. In Paris, have left
there for London.
Mrs Alexander Van Rensselaer, and Miss Alice
Van Rensselaer,, who have been Bar Harbor
since their return from Europe the latter part OF
July. will go to Lenox for short stay before re-
turning to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casinir de Rharn Moore and Miss
Grace Moore will arrive In town from Bar Harbor
September 25.
Mrs j. muhlenberg Bailey. who spent the greater
part of the summer at Babylon, Long Island will
go to her country place at Yonkers this week. to
remain until the of November
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08
Mr.. WARD RESUMES DUTY AT COURT.

London Sept. John Hubert Ward. brother Of
the Earl of Dudley. who married Miss Jean Reid.
daughter OF the American Ambassador TO the Court
of st. James's. last June. resumed his duties as
equerry-in-waiting to King Edward to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08

The Democratic campaign textbook Is OUT
but who is going 70 read IT? Wnat use Is d
campaign textbook to a party which runs on
its promises and does its best to forget It's
record?
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08

If the Republican voters want Hughes ne WIZ Do
renominated.-The Brooklyn Standard-Unlon.
Yes. And let 1t not be forgotten that only q
small fraction of the Republican voters Will nave
a part in to-day's so-called tests"
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08
FATHER HANNA FAILS TO GET POST
The Propaganda Asks for New Candidates
at San Francisco-Appointmen

Rome. Sept THE last meeting of the Congre-
cation Of the Propaganda for the discussion OF
American questions held to-day. Cardinals
Wives y Tuto, Cassetta- Gennari, SatoII Cavic-
chion Segna and Martnelli were present at the
meeting, which presided over by Cardinal
Gotti. The discussion which lasted over three
hours, was almost entirely on the case Of a coad-
jutor archbishop at San Francisco. Finally partly
because of irregularity in the formation of the
ticket OF candidates, the CONGREGATION decided to
ask Archbishop Riordan to have new candidates
proposed by irremovable rectors and archbishops
in the United States.
The appointment OF Bishop Muldoon, of Chicago
to the post OF Bishop of Rockford Ill. was unani-
mously approved The Congregation also approved
the transfer of the seat OF the Canadian eccIesas-
tic province of Victoria from Victoria TO Van
couver, appointing the Right Rev. Augustin Don
tenwili. Bishop of New Westminster as Archbishop
OF Victoria, in succession to Archbishop Orth re-
signed, and appointing the Very Rev. Alexander
Mcdonald. Vicar General OF Antagonist, as the
Bishop OF Victoria
At the request OF Bishop Thomas NJ Burke. OF
O'Connor, rector OF the Cathedral at Albany his
domestic prelate. and Father Joseph A Delaney
Bishop Burke's secretary. a private chamberlain
to His Holiness. Both entitled to be called
monsignors.
Bishop Muldoon born az Stockton CAL IN
1853. He has held clerical posts In Chicago since
his ordination In 1856, and in years has
auxiliary bishop OF the diocese. Father Hanna, of
Rochester. leading candidate for the post OF
Coadjutor Archbishop OF San Francisco, was
strongly opposed the ground OF his advocacy OF
modernist doctrines.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among those who are booked to sail to-day ""
Europe are:
THE KRONPRINz WILHELM. FOR BREMEN.
Mrs. Hastings Arnold William Russell Gracs
Mr. and Mrs Frederick W. Mrs r. A. Lawrence
Crosby George Robertson
THE NoORDAM FOR ROTTERDAM
Mrs. Arthur Murray Cobb. Charles L. MitchslL
Francis Darling. Miss Mitchell
W. w White.
Among the passengers steamers arriving u"-
Europe yesterday
THE ROTTERDAM FROM AMSTERDAM
Booth Harrington. W. p. Pollock.
Judge Francis Scott. G. A wertheim
THE FINLAND. FROM ANTWERP x
Colonel and Mrs A AfTba Rav Dr. James >.
Baker Snowder. ,v,,..nL
Miss Helen Ey. Mr. and Mrs IhoaA' ~"
THE MAIN, FROM BREMEN
Miss NJ G. Cummings. lWfuam RicharcS
Colonel j. IL Patton. r. ~. scareoroaSA
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. 1905
This newspaper is oIoned ard DuofShed oV
The Tribune Association, Neso YORK. corpora
tfon: Office and principal place Of business.
Tribune Building, No. I55 Nassau street. Neto
Work; ogden Mills. president; Nathaniel Tattte,
secretary aud treasurer. The address OF The
officers Is the Office Of this newspaper.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08

Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer, and Miss Alice
Van Rensselaer,, who have been at Bar Harbor
since their return from Europe the latter part OF
July. will go to Lenox for short stay before re-
turning to New York.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08

The Hon. Herman Ridder is still visiting Lin
coin He went there before the Denver con-
vention to show Mr.. Bryan that to preserve the
Democratic party 1T was his duty to refuse an
other Presidential nomination. Now he brings
Mr. Bryan the glad news that those patriotic
pre-convention apprehensions were all ground
less, since the Democratic voters are getting
thoroughly reconciled 20 the idea of saving him
and letting the party take its chances in the
shuttle Mr.. Ridder promised Mr.. Bryan the
almost solid German-American vote" But per-
haps there will be a similar necessity for sec
ond thought in overhauling this promise
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08

There never was recorded in history more toao a6
than the one which is advanced I'm some quarters
that the personality of the Republican candldate
for Governor would aid Mr.. Taft and the Repub-
iican party-The Albany Evening Journal
That is not the argument. But avoiding the
mistake of offending the best sentiment in the
state by turning down exceptionally efficient
and unusually high minded public servant as a
penalty for too faithful service to the people
will aid Mr.. Taft and the Republican party.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Casimir de Rhan Moore and Miss
Grace Moore will arrive IN town from Bar Harbor
September 25.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs W. Bayard Cutting, who have been
staying at the Hotel Meurice, in Paris. have left
there for London.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08

Colonel and Mrs. William Jay, who had been a
Carlsbad for a few weeks, have arrived In Paris
and are staying at the Majestic.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Julian W. Robbins are booked TO
sail for Europe September 16. They will remain
abroad for about two months
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08

Mrs Morris K. Jesup who arrived here fror
Europe on Friday after having spent the summe
abroad has gone to Lenox TO stay for two months
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08

Mrs. ]. Muhlenberg Bailey. who spent the greater
part of the summer at Babylon. Long Island will
go to her country place at Yonkers this week. t.
remain until the end OF November.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08

Mr. and Mrs W. x. Vanderbilt, jr, who have bee
abroad for about three months. have sailed fror
Paris for New York. They will spend the fall a
their country place on Long Island
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08

Mrs John Jacob Astor has returned to Londo
from the Continent.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08
Nep71ork Daily Gribnars

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER s, 1905
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-09-09
ID. e. Packard OF St. Louis vas in Il

d. f. Packard of st. Louis was in the
city Tuesday on business.
Dr. A. f. Bruske is home from his
summer outing at Higgins Lake.
Messers Convis, Bahlke Conn and
Melcher were in Ithaca Wednesday.
Clinton Nelson and +. w. Creaser
were in Riverdale Monday on business.
Miss Ethel Sober went to Dowagiac
last Friday to teach in the schools of
that place.
Young man attending college desires
position to work for board. Address
p. o. Box 70 Alma.
Carl II. Washburn has been elected
financial secretary of the official board
of the NJ. E. church.
Don't forget the date of our fall open
ing. 1t begins Tuesday, Sept. IS. Mrs.
Gaffney, the Milliner K
Mrs. l.. g. Ostrander of Grand Rapids
spent Sunday with her son, James A.
Ostrander of this city.
Mrs. Harriet DeNike of Ypsilanti was
a guest of Mrs ]. N. Day last week.
She left for her home Monday.
Jack Macarthur, who has been work.
ing in the Davis barber shop all sum.
mer has returned to his home in Leslie
The Misses Evelyn and Gertrude
Moore of Detroit were the guests OF
Miss Laura Brown last Thursday and
Friday.
@ w. Vanw eagen and wife leave
next Monday for Pennsylvania where
they VIII visit friends and relative,
during the winter
Miss Laura Brown returned last weel
from a vacation trip spent at Elk Rapid,
Bay View, Mackinac and other of TN,
northern resort town.
Remember that Thursday. Sept. n /,
opening day at Humphreys Millinery
store. Take the time ladies and go in
and see the new lines
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-09-09

"A heavy frost last Wednesday night
nipped much of the late garden stuff
about here.
The facing on the front of the store
building occupied by the Lee Mer-
camille company is being treated to a
new coat of paint
Use Alma Bread Flour One dollars
worth of Alma Bread flour will give
you more sustaining energy than two
dollars worth of meat Wheat food is
the food that produces energy. In
sist on Alma Bread flour.
NJ A Stair and family. of Lafoun.
tain. Ind. have moved to this city.
Mr.. Stair is ut present living on Maple
avenue. but has purchased. through
Bausill and Swig art. the Lake proper
ty east of the high school and will &C.
cupy it in few weeks.
J. w. Murtaugh and william Hynes
have purchased the stock in the gro
Gerry store of Jonn ID. Struble. who has
moved to Johnson City. Tennessee.
Messers Murtaugh and Hynes will con-
duct grocery store and restaurant.
Mr.. Hynes is an Alma man but Mr..
Mortaugh comes from Wheeler
Rural Carrier G A Walker took a
vacation. last week going to Toledo
to attend the annual g A X encamp-
ment Mr. Walker was member of
the sth Michigan and met many of
his former comrades and old friends
While he was away his son. Chester
Walker, drove his route for him.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. For
sale side board. dining table. parlor
suite. book case. writing desk. chairs,
rugs. CARPETS. curtains. a piano.
dishes. silverware and other numerous
articles. All in first class condition.
INQUIRE at Hunters tin shop opposite
hotel Arcadia 1540tf
The big failure of Cameron. Currie
q Co., of Detroit caught several people
about Alma The firm, who did stock
brokerage business failed for 1900, 900
Among those named in the list of unse-
cured creditors are Charles Rhodes of
this city, S507 SO; Frank c Powell of
st. Louis, Sl94. 20; Isabella County State
Bank of Mt Pleasant, S2l5; 4. ]. Hoff
stetter of St. Louis, 1892 %; and Louis
II. Hoffstetter of St. Louis S404.40
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-09-09

A "See What You Get campaign
is being pushed throughout the State
of Michigan by the B. J. Johnson
Soap company to advertise "Galvanic'
soap. Every Friday big display ad.
is run in all the daily papers of the
state advertising this soap. Attach
ed to each adj is a coupon emitting
the bearer TO trial of this soap.
These coupons will be redeemed at
Medler's sanitary store The ads. APP
pear in the Detroit Free Press, News
and Journal, the Grand Rapids Her
aid, Press and News, and the Saginaw
Evening News. Bring in your coup
ons and Medler will redeem them.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-09-09

A "See What You Get" campaign
is being pushed throughout the State
of Michigan by the B. J. Johnson
Soap company to advertise "Galvanic"
soap. Every Fridav a big display ad.
is run in all the daily papers OF the
state advertising this soap. Attach
ed TO each adj is a coupon emitting
the bearer 10 something. These
coupons will be redeemed at Medler's
sanitary store The ads. appear in the
Detroit Free Press, News and Journal,
the Grand Rapids Herald, Press and
News, and the Saginaw Evening
News. Bring in your coupons and
Medler will redeem them.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-09-09
DISSOLUTION.

The firm of Smith & Chassis here
by dissolved by mutual consent All
bills owing to said firm of Smith &
Glass are payable to P. NJ Smith.
Signed
SMITH & GLASS.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-09-09
sCrimSDis

and death, when pursued by the
pure drugs and health giving rem
edieS to be found at Stanard's, is
fastened as soon as the effects are
feltin the system. Now is the
time to tone up brain and nerve by
purifying the blood, and routing
all diseases, with some ofour won
derful remedies.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-09-09
LOCAL Happenings

M. J. McPhee and wife spent sun
day in Shepherd.
@. G.. Rhodes and wife are spending
the week in Detroit
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-24
THE YEAR OF THE DUST.

For the want of better name the
Chicago Record Herald has called this
year "The Year Of the Big Dust" and,
In view of the. present wholesale
drought all over the country and the
deplorable circumstances attending It,
the name appears to be most appro-
pirate. Says the Boston Transcript Of
The situations Probably not since the
weather bureau was established has
there been such widespread deiicen.
cy Of moisture
Perhaps In New Haven, with its
plenteous water supply, this fact has
not been realized as 1t might The
results have been far-reaching, how
ever, extending from the comparative
ly inconsequential drying-up of count
less wells and springs on the farms to
the devastation by fire of hundreds OF
thousands Of acres Of the best timber
land In the country. In scores Of dis
tricts farmers and lumber men are bat
Ting to save their homes their proper
ty and even their lives In the Adiron-
dacks alone It was estimated that over
1000 men we're fighting the flames on
Tuesday night There damage to the
amount of sl,Ooo,ooo is being done by
the flames every day and those figures
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-24

have been undertaken are welh under
taken, but It Is not at the same time
possible that proceeding about II with
out the authority of the board of al
dermen is good government 1t is at
least debatable whether the trolley
railway company should be given the
additional space in the streets, which
It would appear 1t has seized without
authority, II Is of the greatest Inn
portance that every possible facility
should be given the trolley company to
perfect and extend Its service, but 1t Is
also of the greatest Importance that In
this street, which stretches from one
end Of the city to the other, all posi-
BILE space should be reserved for the
regular traffic of the thoroughfare.
In fact this whole performance In Its
disorderliness is irritating and no part
OF II Is less irritating than the sudden
ness with which the trolley commany
took advantage Of the situation. Much
that has been done cannot be undone,
except so far as damages represent re-
covery, but what can be undone should
be undone. Then If anything remains
to be done It can be done In a, manner
which can be reconciled with the law.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-24
EAST CHAPEL STREET MIDDLE,

We confess to lively Interest In The
East Chapel street incident as result
Of which steps have been taken In a
disorderly way to cut down trees, mar
row the side walk, widen the street and
grant additional room for the tracks
of the trolley company. We do not
wonder that protest was offered by
the property owners and that the
courts made the temporary injunction
permanent
There are some things to be remem-
bered In connection with this dsor-
derby undertaking. II they are not re-
membered and corrected, what has
come alarmingly near being loose gov
eminent will prevail In New Haven.
The paving commission should have
proceeded with greater caution in
granting the right to have the changes
made without the consent of the board
Of aldermen. One of their number
Max Adler, In vain attempted to con-
vince them that the power did not rest
with the commission, II Is BIT
startling to learn that any body in the
city government, except that organized
by the people themselves, has arbitrary
powers over the streets Of the city. 1t
Is in the highest sense exasperating
that property owners, In order to pro-
tect their rights, have to go to the
courts for protection. II was someone
business to ascertain what the charter
provides and does not provide In the
way OF authority.
The Journal-Courier has no idea Of
! passing upon the merits of the case It
is possible that all Of the things which
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-24
THE VANISHING NEWSPAPERS 5.

(The Baltimore Sun, the oldest Dem
ocratic daily In Maryland. has follow
ed the Brooklyn Eagle and bolted the
Bryan cause,-Press Dispatch.)
Ten little newspapers on the Bryan
line;
One said Excuse us. pleasei" and then
there were nine.
Nine little newspapers for the candt-
One erred The truth for us" and then
there were eight
Eight little newspapers--all the Bryan
leaven-
One tagged the elephant, and then
there were seven
Seven little newspapers printing yowls
and kicks;
One turned an optlmist and then there
we're six
Six little newspapers keeping hope
alive;
One said Good by old pail" and then
there were FIVE.
Five little newspapers, spreading null
sh lore;
one said big Bilrs O. X" and then
there were four
Four little newspapers faithful as could
be.
one got a change Of heart, and then
there were three.
Three little newspapers-all the work
ing crew
One Joined the great parade, and then
there were two.
Two little newspapers, keeping UP the
fun
one sald; Take keer yourself" which
left single publication entitled
the Lincoln Commoner, whose ed :
itor. It Is believed will be in IA
vor of William Jennings Bryan
for President, first last, and all
the time.
Denver Republican.