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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-03-22
he sighed and said aloud:

he sighed and said aloud:
so this is the end, and l gave him
to her with these hands" He held
them out before him curiousiy, beco1n-
ing conscious for the first time that the
left one was swollen and discolored
and fearfully painful He noted it
with impersonal interest. realizing its
need of medical attention-so left the
cabin and walked down into the city.
He encountered Dextry and Simms on
the way. and they went with him, both
lowing with the gossip of the camp.
Lord, but you're the talk of the
town." they began. 1.-The curio hunt
ers have commenced to pull Strives
office apart for souvenirs, and the
Swedes want to run you for congress
as soon as ever we get admitted as a
state. They say that at collar an elbow
hollis you could lick any of them east
ern senators and thereby rastle out a
lot of good legislation for us crippIes
up here"
''Speakin' of laws goes to show me
that this here country is gettin' too
blamed civilized for white man." said
Simms pessimistically, land now that
this fight is ended up it don't look like
there would be anything dom fit to
claim the interest of a growed up per-
son for a long while. I'm goin' west"
West. Why, you can throw stone
into Boring strait from here" said Roy,
smiling.
"Oh. well. the worlds round. There's
schooner outfittin' for Sibeery-two
ears cruise. Me an Dex is fggerin'
;yb no 20
SPELL
'.Surer' said Dextry. TIN beginnin'
feel all cramped up hereabouts OWN
% these fillymonarch orchestras an
french restaurants and such discrep-
ancies Of scenery They're putin a
pavement on Front street. and there's
shoe shinin' parlor opened up. Why,
I'd like to get where | could staatch an
| roller witkeut diSturbin' the penSive-
1ess OF some dude in a dress suit. Bet
err come along, Roy; we can sell out
he Midas
I'll think it over" said the young
man.
The night was bright with a full
moon when they left the doctors Office.
Roy, in no mood for the exuberance Of
/ HIS SoilllisatiiouS. pdTtcu IibLu tHeil. Out
had not gone far before he met Cherry
Malotte. His head was low, and he
did not see her till she spoke.
We'll. boy. so it's over at last"
, Her words chined SO perfectly with
his thoughts that he replied, Yes; it's
all over. little girl
You don't mind my congra tulations
you know me too welt for that. How
| does ii feel TO be winner?"
Il don't know. Eve lost"
Lost what:'
Everything the gold mine"
EVERYTHING except see. You
mean that she-fhat you have asked
her. and she won.t:' He never knew
the cost at " hich she held her voice 50
steady.
More than that. It's so new that it
hurts yet. and 1t win continue to hurt
for a long time. / suppose. But to-
morrow am going back to my hills
and my valleys, back to the Midas and
| my work. and try to begin ali over.
For a time I've Wandered in strange
paths, seeking new gods. as II were.
but the dazzle has died out OF my eyes
and can see true again. She isu't
for ne, eithou9h aasall always Iove
her. I'm sorry 7 can't forgst easily, as
sone a. Its hard to look al1ead aud
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EIat+ered Him

you ought to have been more tact
full. You should have hattered him"
Il did fiatteT him"
''Flattered him? Why. you told him
he was half fool"'
well. wasn't that fiattering himT'
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CHAPTER XXI.
illustrated by Grant and Copyrighted

Continued from last Sunday
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-28
Sta0t Baltimore.
lin McdIt uno MclO.

Mol mas NclcS. - Stott Sdipic-
gtrnnttcr Ipiclt Sdmugcr Nultpt-
role I'M SNciOun03pro5cB.-St
Ectcr'9 6ric0boi Uciellldoit op.
pcllirt 0r0cn boa &or1Cbcn Der
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gonmtiiidrc
Stott mic 10 bGuii9 Die S6luicgcrs
mllttcr ipicItc gcltcrn 5llr N6ruedIS.
lung cinntul Der ShluuaCr .oic
Nuuptrolc IN Ciucr Shci0rn09 Nj.
lnirc in &rciagcriht, Die 0urlit en-
0ctc, 0aB 6rult Semitic Goldman zine
Particle SdCioung BON Or. Wuitap
Goldman crbiclt. Ger %cBtcrc, mel.
der YrGii0cnt Der yEhoCnir Eu0
Company" lit, mar bon icincr Wuttin
luegcn b0Hlpiui9cn &crlolic18 olli
Sd)cioitng pcrfIugt. Or. Goldman
Gottc 0orn lcincricit2 cine NiOcrtIuQC
cingcrcidt, IN mcldcr CT 0iCiclbc Ncs
lduloiAiulG 1cqcn IeinC Satin crboh.
Gic Scbterc babe, 10 filbrtc CT aus,
m0brcn0 CT iid duf elmer 8Cihdft9=
rcile nad) Son0nn bcinn0, in Wclcll.
Idoft hires 9rll0crS, Slu0Or Nnub,
cine Snbrt nod europe ongctrrtclt.
3nrildgctebrt, babe lie i'm lucgcn
&crlollcn@ ollf Sd)ci6un0 pcrfIopt.
Gr. WolOmon CrtlGrtc, 0uB cr fir Die
0on5cn 5lpiid)Cn linn mo lcincr @ot
tin lfcpln6en 0iiicrrn5cn ibrct &rir'
Der DcrultluortIid) bultc, ser IN 0clli
Nnll9boltc Der Enrtcicn Die critic Nio-
line gcipiclt mo ,Srult Or. Goldman
Nolig inter icincm GinfluB gcbolten
babe.
SricoGofS @cicIIi1oft
mcbrt il d GcGcn BE-
tcuerung.
Vic Ct. Yctcr'& 6ricoboi @citll.
}d)oit uppenirtc gcltcrn I'M Stoot.@c.
ridt 0cgcn Dos &orgcbcn Scr Stro-
Bcu0urbbrlldl1 GommilI0rc in gl1gc=
lcJCn6Citcn 0C2 lnrd)brld)2 Der &Cns
tolou Strobc. lic WclCuid)uit lultr-
DC on0eblid) nit $t02.30 Wcrtbcrb6
hlnN<encr bclc0t, ooh nod Scr ZIP
rcllntiollaldrift lpur0c 0CrlelbCll, Oh
>pobl tic Gigcntbrm IN Oen1 @Ctt Der
ncllen StroBc bcliBt, feline Glltl000is
glinQ 3ugclprod)en. Sic 0elcllhalt
nlodt geltpn0, 0uB Die StroBclOurdI.
brild3 GonnmiiIGrc fcin &cd)t bobcll,
Ncrtbcrb6bungS = Stcltcrn nlti5llcrr
lcgc1l, oob oa9 Sonh ocS Sric0boic9
Eidt 3ltln 3rpcdc elmer Strobcn In-
IoGc cnteignct mo nid)t nit @crtb-
l~rb0bun0S Stcllcrn bclcgt lUcr0cn
fam.
S0Gtcr Die II niucriuI.
crbinncn.
Sil Dem gcltcrn 0cm Moiicn . sc.
rid)tt cin0crci0tcn Scitomentc be3
an %. 8. WPtS. pcrItorbcucn Srn. =.
| Sod mCr6cn bic brci Sodtcr ocS Orb.
l~oiierS, Yeonnctto NJ. Birmingham,
gngrita 4. Wtilbolnnb unD emma
y. Sod, SIT llniperiolerbinncn einges
iett. GoS Scitdmertt mlr0e cinen
Sag Dor Dem SoOe 0ea SeltotorS &c.
inndt.
Gic &oiemo d) en- limb pprs
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MaNur Mal bnrdgcaanacn.

. GQg @urbor Gitu, ~ &uli.
Gcr Mupnr Millinm Mall, cincr
Der %betomtcItcn GcpublitanCr pol,
9%ItIontic GouutO ulo Mulrpt Der
@agcnbouIabrif WoQ 4 ecu, lit I'LL.
ter SintcrloIIlng BON ctpo $4,000
Sd)uIocn cntllobcn, ais i'm Scr @attC
ser inter nlplteri0Icn l%lntltGn0rn Der.
l%torbcncn 6rnn ". SuDtcr3, Nciibc.
rim OcS oNtIantic = &otcI2," iiir Ocl
600 Scr 6rmt, SIT Scr Mol III init.
men @CicbulNcn %gcitOnOcn babcl
lpll, ucrNntportIid) mnd)rn montc.
Gr iou 0uAcbIid) nnd) GclltlhlauO
cntiIobCn iCin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-28

Gic Sole NJ d)c en- tno Dor
bel. - &or Hid,tCr Slclpelpn III scr
norooitlidcr EoIi5ciitotion itunb &C.
itcrn bde Ghcpodr @nilep, mobnbolt
in Ar. 1903, Moro 9olloS StroBc.
elias Vailep, "A Sabre alt, mur ne
gen Huheit0rirng nn0 Sro9enS per-
borgcner @diien ongcihuloigt, nnb
icine Gbcbdlitc Seno Bailey, u
Sabre alt, bate iid) inter Der &c.
iduloigung Scr Hltbcitorltng 5i Der
antiporien. Scbtere erfldrte, 0o5I
bcioc ilbcr cine gcringfiigige Sndc
in Streit acrntbcn uro ooitn olicin.
onocr e%ingcbolten bGtten. S6r @ottt
babe lic 81 Vooen gcluorien ltllo Der
llld]t, lie nit ciilcm HaiirnleIier Al
perlebel. Bel Vailep's loidenpiii
tdtion pnrbe ouS aeidbrlihe Snitu-
ment gelltn6en. Ger auoi belege
Sena nit 81 Straie unb Soften ulb
ibren Gbcgotten megen Hubeitoruig
81 $40 1rn0 fpegen SroaenS perbf-
Serler @ofien nit $50 Strafe tito
Soften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-28

pcrItorbcncn Sop @ouIo icin mill,
bciiuoct iit iii itcrbcnOcm 3nItanoe
I'M Gountu . NoipitoI. Gr lciOct an
GntfrGituuN. bcruorNcruicn Ourd)
moltgclboitc G%rl0bruug. Gr mar
iriibcr icbr poblbabcuo, bod) ucrlor
er Niles 0urd) Spct1l0tionCn. Iui
icillcm flcincn Nnucicn rubt cine
Sppotbcf, 10 ooB, mcnu CT itcrbcu
iolte, nidt 10 picl porbonOUn lcin
miro, I'M i'm 5u %bcgrubcl.
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Sic Muniiipal Spiclc.


(%SutCrGhuttoS nUl0 tCidJaltiAc0 BRO
gromm Observation-Disclosures Tbrt
idDmttG ictt Spmie,rirunG Der
Spiclc in 1888 -- ,@ro6c Gbcil-
ndlImt pom NtbletcR.
Gin aubcror0eniIld Invertebrates
Fr0Nronun lit BON Der aMhujjipol
Atbletic Games Nlipcjolion" ijir Die
N}umi5ipol Spitlc int o4}oltcriou
Furt" ouu -. September ~ol>iNcitclIt
mor0cn. Gas EroNronm lmioGt
Die QrnoHuIidcn %oIf9tmnortcL rp;r
Spriugcn &0Hicn HcnucL NlAcli'or
zen Shminmucn Eltrnen ON Net
WurrCu, @icro, 3lpciru0 6obreu mo
cine NorIiiGrnU1 elmer b0d)it idmicri
gen 6obncnilbNng. p%crbuu0cn nit
gro5iGicn C0nBi6rittcn uou Der On
men NbtbcllllnN elmer bicli4cn lrrns
onitoIt uor0ciil0rt. Die SpicIc mur.
Den I'M tS0Dre lSJ9 i!tlll cr1lcll NtQtc
OcronItoltct, ms cine pcri6npinocno
tlcinc Nn5obI NtbIctcn nobnrcn oo.
mnlS an OcnicIbCn S6ciI, uno dis
3uifouer crihicnCn Glide Smocrt
Ecrioncn, Gcit0cm lit 0o5 Niles an,
bcra NcDorOcrL wl0 hn@ &lrtcrciic 0Ca
EubIifumS III 10 cuorm Qupodien
oas ilbcr 10000 3uidmrcr Nclr lett
i%GtriAcn SpjcleU b~ciluobnteu It. uoGc
SIT 700 NtbIctc Oorun thcilnubmcu.
Sos Gomitc, mcIhc9 Die GpiClc lcitct,
Deficit ans iolacnocn @crrcn: ". !.
ScimfubIcr 'Wco, ". gSiic, 5. ne.
toliotu, i. ". 3urmcbl, I. Gornc
Iiu@, @iQiom Ncttcr uno Or. Is. &.
9ieudl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-28

lnO 6rou Mcinrih @6rlcr, 6rolt
Nnno GradJ3lcr ut0 6ontilic, Ncrrn
mo Grou &obonm Gduppncr, Nrn.
:. Go3par Nobman unD Sri. 2lmu
&obnlolL @crrn mo 6rou ". 5.
Morri@, Baltimore MtcBQcr Ncrcin
9tr. l". oN2cBQcr Wcion0ucrcin" =,
Mcrrn u10 Grdu Ebiljpp &obc NM
SobM IS. =, SocioI3", NotionoI
@roucrci, $50. $. N}iacr, \. Nrciocn.
ltcin ". @el.Sinii, u, Smith, 5.
Niouiortb, g. @ropc, Is. ShliGlcr,
8. SUpcr, 6rnu &. 0rchalcr Scrr
90. Ncdcr mtO 6onuilJc. &obn Scr
miN nn0 tpMrlcitCtc ole Nccr0i0tng.
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8pmlo's armer GeriuamStcr.

Sos Inee,Ies, 81. SuIi.
Weloin y. @oiilo, Der ein Better oes
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y@prncbn,cr" gciud).
g uboru-aoilc @cbnuOD mCiltc tllr5e
Belt in Ncm Ourf. ~ Gonntc iCin
Sncognito nidt mnbren.

Nem Yort, -. 3nli.- &ocqucS
Hcboll0p, Def Dor ctluo iilnI Sabrcn
0o9 BclGd)tcr Ger Nnn5cn @clt bcr.
nl9Ior0Crtc, dis CT nit Den Don lei
ncltl &otcr g%ccrbtch ctmo 100000
coo IroucS in scr Soboro Elm aqis
lcrrcid) crridten polltc, lpclltc &c
tern ipic0cr inter ms arrncll Stcrbs
lid)cn BON Neip })orf.
&n ieincm Scimotblon0 Irnnfs
reid, IN pcridicOencn Shcilcn
Tcutihlnn0'S, in SoQono mo IN ser
Sdlpei5 hot CT iciner 3cit mad $50.
l~oniltcn filr iein 9oiicrrci6 llmiduli
Ncboltcll, 5iclnlid obnc Grfolg. itno
bic BON ibnl bcobiihti1te Icid)as
hnuptitoot Sroio, iibcr bic icinc bio
lctt.gol0cnc 6obuc pebcn io0tc,
blic6 cuia lrn9ebout. Iie gctrGrmte
foiicrlid)c S~errlidfcit %pcrionf in ocnt
Wccr BON &citerfcit oos bicic mobn.
lillllac S0cc III INN Wclttbellen bcr'
porgcrufen bette.
Gor einem Sabre etlpo eridlen sc,
hoit0p gIeidfalls III Iem.Dorf. Gr
ilid]tc nit aller Yiiibe, iein Sncog.
nito 81 mobren, obcr Den Spiirnaien
umcrifoniihcr Gcporter entgcbt &c.
fonntli6 nidta, unO 10 botten 'ie
i'm oomols bolo dlSiinoig gcmo6t.
9lit oicSmol mic6er perilld)tc CT
pcrgcbcna, rncrfnn1t 81 blcibcn.
Volo nod iciner Nllfunit mllrbe cs
befnnnt, bob cr I'M Belmont Sotel"
an Der @eit 10. Strobe nit bier De
a!citcrn itn0 Tienerihoft berriduft-
l'fe apartcments be5ogen bot, 8e.
tern Hodlnittag lit or. obne angobe
nobil pirocr abgerciit.
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NnS ocm Snncrcn WerplanS'o nno
ben n%ngrCnjcnhcn Stnutcn.

81 WontgoWcrD Golmtp, NO, er.
lag Gin jungcr Tormcr, A}amena WtiI'
ton Green, Der Wtmolpcrrc. Die ollrdD
cincn mcbrcre Gage porbcr rrlittcncn
VrllG bgS 8oUogcIcntS bcrurlndt
morocn mar. @rccn lpnr 30 SATIRE
olt ,unO hintGr,0bt cine jilnGc @ittluc
nnO mcbrCrc MinoCr. Ger Mann
bate hen gWcIcntbruA erlittcn. ais
cine Sub, oic er neten wollte, i'm
nit BEL AAlr, ut oic aiQ scbnnhen
mar, niIiriB.
3nfollin 0ci hoiicn.
Ncrlnorn SprCNFeL ein ~ iGbtiacr
anabe Don Noooii0c. Gccil Golntn
lorrroc ON Sonnto9 jufaai0 Ourd)
cinerl &%cbolpcriMuB am 3ilbgcIenf
oerlcbt. Gin unoercr auabc bate Den
Ji9polper in Der Guide, bod rngie Die
@ofie iolprit ans ser Taide Gcrau2,
haB lic je0cn 2lnQetblid b"erolts5uial
len oroltc. Err jmge Sprenfel
iCodie sen HcpphI .bfSbal6 in ieine
~tiefere @iiitentQjde itcfen, iii1o babel
cntlub iid) sic G3oiic.
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1ii DIT lid Jest ais MiIlio.

Ger IN &Q0Cr5tomu mohncn0c 9t>
ger Charles Grclton bat pom ictncr
IN %%ouCuitcr, 80, pcritorbcncn Wint
ter $1,000 Qccrbt un0 fiiblt Iid ictt
ais NtillionGr,
NrbCitcr per d) IL un0cn.
Grit Der Gnuumitcrplplion bci'm
Nolt DER Cumberland NullCO Nubn IN
Der Jt0bc pon Scotlnn0. W~oibiu0ton-
0oulitn Eu, hic Dor mcbrcrcn Sogcu
IId) 5utrl0 uH0 mobci }uci Mdnncr
Net0Otct mo Gin holbc9 GrBrnn
ldlurr ucrIcbt luur0cL lit elm Wlum
gtGmcn& GriOcr ucrlhmumocn, Der
ond) bct ocn Sprcn0nng30rbcitcn al,
Acitcllt mar. Wtun nimmt Jest oil,
Irnn6' err audi Nst10ttt mo Die ScidF
III Nc8cn 5Crriiien mOroen lit.
@r06c Efirii6 Grntc.
SEER 3. ". ySCrB, Der 81 Mont III
10, G&oibington Goumtp, WiO.. cine
drQGc Erirlihiurm bciitt logt cr
miro in oiclcn Sabre mino2ltcn9 100
H%udaouIn0umNcn Eiiriidc pcri6iiicn
i0mncn. SIN uoriGcn Sabre c%rlltctc
cr mr. y ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
GrfolNrci dc Gutcn5uh t.
9lui Der beriibmtcu Gntcniurn oc3
Edltor9 ,. .. Wcntrr, Die am 2lb
bang 0c9 Goutb Wiullntuin i'm mCit
lidcn MurUlUno Iicgt, murocn in ocru
: N}onotcn pom /. 9c}cmbcr 1907 bis
sum /. Sltli zoos llid)t lucni0cr ais
5OI2O Gicr aclcAt ml0 1900 jung
Gntcn 0ll5gcbriitct.
&om llnglii If brrfuINt.
Nud0cm Dor If Wonutcl Die
Sd)Clnc 0ca bel Garrett IN NQc0onn.
Gountp, W}0.a m%oGn6oitcn Surnlcr3
&riuth 3inm2rmnnn burG cincu
QSirbcllhum 5crtriimmcrt mltroc,
lullroc AM Sonnto1 Die nClnlligcbml
tc S6cunc pom 8lib gctroiicn uulo
ncbIt 0cnr SlrDult Elm 3ioub Der SLAM
men. Ter GdjU0en bcldnIt lid) ulll
$500 Ocuu uur $500 Ncrlihcrlui0 &c.
acnilbcr ltchcn.
Wdbrcuo ncliclbcn @cluittcra mllr
o. @Corg &cQ3 Uon NubcL Nueuunus
GnultO, BON cincm GlibItrobl &c.
t6ntct. Goiiclbc Shidiol lpiOcrili6r
Ocm II iGbriNcn &obn Gotoren bel
Connclaui0c. Fu.
Ger Sturm nlG0te i'm mtitlidcn
Wurplauo uno Weit &ir0inicn uiclc
WGlmc niCbCr, ln6 mcbrcre mltrOcu
ollf Die @cIciic Oc9 @roit0n Nclina
tom 3mliGca Der Baltimore Cbiu
Nabn Qcruorfen.
9tcuca z ommCrbotcG
Cos Caledonia Sprino9 Sotcl uti
ornt Io%Ncnnnntcn Sout6 Wtoultoin
inn iucItIid)cn WorploltD, lpcldca Dor
Sntrcn ltieocrbrunntc, iou mieocr
uuigcboltt mcrOcn. Sumuel Spcltce
Don Bort, Fu, bat Die l15 Nldrr &ano.
bic 5il Dem &otcl qcb0rcn, gcfuuit.
&ui otm Game b%ciinOen lid mcbrcrc
Gllellclt Die c~i9foltc9 Nuiicr 6crpor
iprltbcln. Cine bicicr GlicQcn mibt
y 6lti inn 9lrduuclicr.
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in ncucr GuQc.

NooIepelt ais @rGii0cnt Scr 6rie0CnS.
uno Sdicosgcrihta @i1o. - Gin
proftiihea GSrieOcuS %ro0rnmm.
Nem 9orf, y. Sui. - Erd.
ii0ent Nooiepelt bat 0ie Gbrenpr0ii.
0entlhait ser 6rte0cna- mo Sd)icoS.
BcrtdtS SiQn .ul0cnommcn, Die ans
0cnl 9tnr0-Garolinu SriC0cna Con.
grCB bcruorgcgunAcn lit. 9ua 3ict
DER @i8n lit. cine mirfmDapplle
ShIIhtunA bon Strciti9fciten Oilrdl
lhic0agcridtlidCa NGrinhrcn cin5lls
'ilbrclG mobct tic obcr iiir 9hlircd)t
h0ItlnA elmer nnNcmcIicncn notiona-
len &rleA3rilluutg eintritt. Ger iril=
berc FrhliOcnt Der Siga, @r. 0opne
Nool@, nIud]tc gcitern 0d5 Annabme-
Nhrctbcn 0cs FrGii0cntcn bCtannt,
Oaa iolgcn0cm g&ortlmlt bat.
oWccbrtcr &Crr 0uoi@! Sh cnl.
piinR &br Sdrcibcn nit Scr Nad).
rldlt BON mcincr %GrmGbllu1g 5llnl
crItcn Gbrcuprdiioentcn ser 6ricocn5a
SlAn unO nebnlc Die NobI 0crnC an;
bcrm i'd CLAUDE, 0oB Oo9 gauge 0lnc,
rIfouiihc &olt lid 81 ocnt bctcnncll
iollte, mas Sic &br oErottiidcS
Sric0cnS = F%ro9rnmnt" ncnlcn. G0S
bciBt 81 Ser 0uftril, lponad) mir fiir
Die notbmen0ilcn Miiltlngcn lorAcu
|lolltrlL I'M ms AcQcn iC0el Nn1rilt
SIT ldiIbcr. 0od lnlten mir 81 glei.
der 3cit oanad) ltrcbclL ic0crlcl
Strcitigfcit, meld)c ipildcn inns mo
frCnI0en WtGttcn ultIteDcn f0uutr,
0llrh lhic0@ridJtcrlidcn Sprlth BET
lcNM 81 lallcrt fnIa Dies m0glid) lit.
Otit anocrcn Mnrtcm idl itimntc nit
Nbrcn NHIidtul ilbCrcin, Gc9cmGrs
ttg iiir Oclt Sdub Der 9tation ST ibrs
gen uno 5nIleid, m0gIihit ihncllc
6urtldlrittc binlidtlid oca h%oncrnhCn
WtlttrlcOon9 81 muhcn. Wie Sic
lcbr rldltig bcntcrfcm mitiicn mir M
5luellclboit iibcrrn0cnbc &rGitc in MT
lcrcl cl1cnel 9eliblulgen unO Ocl
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Der gc%gciipdrtige Trdli0cnt Scr 2ig0,
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Den. Ghti 0iclenr, pom Dem NrGiiocn-
ten ola notbmcnoig ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-28
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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-02-29

FRANK BAKER, Presiding Justice.
FREEMAN. FREDERICK A. SM1Tl
a. X. Porter, Clerk Appellate Court.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-02-29
judiciary of Cook County.
APPELLATE COURT JUDGES
BRANCH APPELLATE COURT

. JESSE HOLDOM, Presiding Justice.
. BROWN, FRANCIS ADAMS.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-09-25
NO . NATIONAL POLICY.

The Democrats in dealing with the
tariff, as in other matters, have shown
that they are good critics but bad
actors. Their platform will not de-
clare for free trade, but they will at
tack the protection policy of the Re-
publican party with arguments which,
if sound, would justify free trade. If
entrusted with power in the Executive
Office and both branches of Congress,
they would adopt an illogical tariff
giving liberal protection to the in
dustries of the South and grudging or
inadequate support to those not rep
resented in that section. The fact is
that the party has no National policy
and is united only in distrust of the
and policies of the opposi-
Times.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-09-25
BRTANs LATEST FINANCIAL DE
LUSION.

Former Secretary Shaw Explains
SOE0e Of Its Monstrous Possibilities.
The address Of former Secretary of
the Treasury Leslie NJ. Shaw at the
Illinois Republican State Convention
brought home with all the emphasis
Of facts and figures that trained fnan-
cier could command the utter folly
and tmpracticability of the Bryan
schs-Me Tor guaranteeing bank depos-
its Said Mr.. Shaw: M Bryan
promised in mis- platform the creation
iof fund for the relief of depOsitors
in AaDed and failing institutions,
State ana National. The trust com
52anies of New York alone lost in de-
pOsits $500, 100000 in forty days. vet
TO deposition has lost, or will lose, a
penny and no stakeholder Will real
liEg Bess than par for his stock It
would have required 100000. 900 to
have safeguaTded the banks of New
York City alone, and at least $780, |
600, 900 for the entire country during |
the panic of last year.
with a fund created by assess |
ment and under Government control. |
directors would never sacrifice their |
lndTT1hna5 fortunes, as they did last .
winter, TO save their institutions. /
They would throw the responsibility
OF suspension ard widespread disas-
ter upon the Government. Let the
Government assume such a RESPONSE
biIIty and the Government will be
called upon to make it good.
Does the Democratic party" asked
Mr. Shaw, intend to withdraw $780,
900. 00a from the channels of trade
and lock It up against the day of dis
aster which comes once, perhaps, in
ten or 9gteeR years?"
The more the Bryan bank guaran-
tee scheme receives attention the
more glaring not only the fallacy and
absnrdity OF the scheme itself. but
also The freakish instability of /
Bryan mental processes that permits
him thus to stultify himself in seek
ing N make fools Of the public. The I
bank deposit guarantee scheme will /
go down IN our political history as
added to the list of financial Y
decisions which have been put for S
ward under Bryan auspices within I
the vast twelve years to test the san /
ity Of the American people. In every
instance the people have proved them e
selves sane by rejecting the delusion. c
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-09-25
ROOSEVELT NOT A MENACE TO
PROSPERITY.

notwithstanding the careful scru-
tiny of and vigorous policy Of Presi-
dent Roosevelt in relation to large
combinations of corporate wealth,
right thinking men whose interests
are affected do not regard his activi-
ties as d menace to prosperity. The
latest utteraHce from such sources is
voiced by Ebert Fl. Gary, chairman
OF the board of directors of the
UnitEd States Steel Corporation. It
was made in London at a dinner given
10 him at the Reform Club by Sir
Hugh Ben. president Of the Iron and
Steel Institute. In the course of his
remarks Mr. Gary took occasion to
say
May I digress for a moment to
speak OF our President, Mr.. Roose-
Welt, who has sometimes been misun-
deTstopd If not mlsrepresented? He !
is not an enemy to capital or of bust |
ness prosperity. He believes that |
right conduct is the first essential of (
National health, but he also believes /
that material success and growth are
necessary. He does not attack indi-
vfdEals as such, be they rich or poor,
bat opposes what he conceives to be
Er0nG. whoever perpetrates it.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-09-25
lFrom the New York Sum

1t may seem to these conservative
Republicans-and there must be con-
SENTATIVE Democrats who are in sub
stantially the same frame of mind
that even granting, which we do not,
that the Republican platform is not
superior on the whole or at least a
little less demagogical than the Dem
ocratic, granting that the Roosevelt
policies are to win, whoever is elected.
still Mr. Taft by his character, by his
training and experience as a lawyer
and Judge, by his essential sobriety
and sagacity, is naturally more con-
than Mr.. Bryan and more
likely to give the country an admins
tration satisfactory to conservatives.
Somebody is going to be disappointed
and disillusioned, no doubt, in a year
or two, but we can't believe that the
and disappointment will be-
in relation to the nature of Mr.. Taft.