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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-12-25
La Bible de NAPOLEON

Un Journalistic italien, M. Tondi
Gu la bonne fortune de retrouver
la Bible qui fut le livre de pr6di-
lection de pempereur Napoleon
durant les premiers temps de son
exil dams lie d'Elbe. Cest une
edition tres ordinaire, orn6e de
grossi6res gravures sur bois; ellie
porte sur le dos un n surmont6 de
la couronne imp6riale.
Cette Bible est en- italien, ce qui
fait supposer qu'elle ne faisait pas
partie de la bibl1otheque de Napo-
leon, mais qu'elle lui fut pret6e
par queIque pretre italien de File
d'Elbe. CO qui dome a &c livre une
valeur toute parricullere, c'est que
de nombreux passages y sont SOU
lagp6s de la main meme de Pempe-
reur, ct ces passages traduisent
6videmment P6tat dame de Tempe.
reur durant les premiers jours do
son exil.
Je citerai quelques. uns de ces
passages soulignes: Trista 8 rani-
ma mea, vegilate meco Mon ame
est triste, veillez sur mo1). 10
percotero il pastore ct la pecore
del gregge 81 disperdaranno (Je
frapperai le berger ct les brebis
du troupeau seront dispers6es =
Mettevi il milo giogo sui cola
imparate da me essere manusete
ct um1le (Acceptez mon joug ct
apprenez de moi a etre doux ct
humble de ceur). Non temere per-
che no motto popolo (Ne Grains
pas parceque j'ai un peuple nom.
breux). Ill sargue vostro fra So
pre- il cspo vostro (Que votre sang
retombe sur votre tete). Si Iddeo
. dalla nostra, chi e . contro? Isl
Dieu est avec nous, qui est contre
nous?
N'est-ce pas que ces passages
soulign6s sont des plus suggestifs
ct respondent blen aux pensees tu-
multaeuses qui deya1ent s'agiter
dams Fame de lempereur apres SO
premiere abdigatlon ct So r6l6ga-
ton dams File?
La Bible en- question a Ste tron-
v6e dams le sanctuaire de la "Ma-
donna del Monte" ,qui domino l'Ile
d'Elbe, ct pres duquel l'empereur
s6journa dix-sept jours au debut
de son e4il.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-12-25
EUROPE

| Lourdee, (France), Mgr j. S
Michaud, eveque de Burlington,
E ~, est mourani.
| Paris, I'm rapport oticielle dit
que le monopole du tabac rap
porte cette aimee $l00.000.0O0 lais-
SAINT au gouvernement un b6n6fce
net de $75.0O0.000.
Limoges, (France), I'm train
de voyageurs et6 tamponn6, par
-un convoi de marchandises, dams
un tunnel, entire Limoges ct Bri-
I've.
Quinze personnes ont 6t6 tu6es
sur le coup, ct 30 autres sont bles-
sees, don't plusieurs dangereuse-
ment.
Paris, lie cutie ayant et6 suppri-
me a Vergt (Dordogne), le malre
a fait occuper l'eglise par un pre-.
tre schismatique, qui So dit ''pre-
tre republican,"
A la suite de CO fait, l'eglise a
etc interdite par l'autorit6 dioc6-
saine.
Paris. lie general de division
lie reserve Gallimard Went de
mourir a Paris; il 6tait ne 4 Meaux
le Il avril 1926. Officer du genie,
il fait toutes les grandea campa-
gnes du second empire; general de
division en- 1885. termlna 50 carrie
re CONNIE gouverneur d'Eplnal.
LIE general Gallimard etait
grand officer de la Legion d'hon-
neur ct comptait douze campagnes
ct deux citations a ]'ordre.
Paris, Lies abb6s Bouisson ct
Bardon, qui dirlgent les fouilles
de Chapelle-aux-Saints, dams le
departement de la Corr6ze, ont de-
CONVERT ce qu'on pense etre les
plus anciens des easements hu-
mains.
lie crane a une grande ressem-
blance avec celui d d'un SINCE ct a |
une Tongue machoire. depourvue
de CANNES.
Les autres os sort courb6s, ce
qui in liquerait qua cette 6poque
'homme Sc serva:t de ses mains ct
de ses pieds pour marcher.
Ce squelette etc achet6 pr le !
Museum d;Histoire Naturelle de
Paris.
Londres. -Une d6peche de St.
Petersburg dit qu'un milIionnai.
re de Moscou, nomm6 P6troff, SEN
tant sa fin prochaine a retire toute |
sa fortune des banques Oh ellie
6tait en- depot ct fait placer les
billets de bauque qui repr6sen-
talent un tas enorme, dams un coin
de sa chambre.
Apres avojr brittle tous les bill
lets de banque,M. P6trotf fait ve-
mir ses parents dams sa chambre, ct
'eur dit en- leur montrant les !:
cendres des billets de bangue.
"Estimez, vous heuraux ct fell
citez vous de pouvoir, par mon &C.
te, 6chapper au demon de la fortu-
ne. Largent, mes chers parents,
est la source de tous les vices"
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-12-25

Tel que nous pavons dit plusieurs
reprlses IEcHo DE L'OUEsT Sc fait tou'
jours I'm plaisir de publier toute nouvel.
le depuis la plus minime jusqu'a la plus
importante. Nous prions done nos abon.
nes ainsi que le public en- general de
nous faire parvenir CO qu'on almerait q
lire dams les COLONIES de notre journal
Dams une vile de l6tendue de Mime.
apolis il est impossible de visiter chaque
place d'affaire ou chaque famllle, mais
ceux qui auraient un compte-rendu d'u
ne fete quelconque, DUN parti de surpri-
Sc, dun pique-nique, dune ceremonie
nuptiale, dun deces, ou ceux qui aime
raent annoncer le depart ou la visite
dun parent ou DUN ami, etc., peuvent
nous fare parvenir ces nouvellea.a PE
CHo DE L'OUEsT se fera toujours un plai
sir de le rublier.
On peut nous fare parvenir ces nou-
velles soft en- les apportant directement
notre bureau 305 Avenue Centrale, en-
nous telephonant on en- nous envoyant
par la MALE
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-12-25
Soustrayez 1880 de 1908

Soustrayez 1850 de 1908 ct
vous obtenez l28. Ceci repr6sente
le nombre d'ann6es que le Novoro
du DR. Pierre, le c6lebre remede
herbeox, est en- usage. II nest pas
probable qu'un rem6de pourralt
demeurer 81 longtemps devant le
public ct devenir de plus en- plus
populaire q moins quill ne posse
de des qualities de premier ordre.
Contrairement aux autres remedies
prepares a l'avance, il ne peut pas
etre obtenu dams les pharmacies,
mais est vendu par des agents sp6-
ciaux ou dlrectement par les pro.
pri6taires, le DR. Peter Fahrney &
Sons Co., ll2,ll8 s.. Hoyne Ave.
Chicago, ILL.,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-12-25
FEU! FEU! FEU!

POURQUOI ne pas placer vos
ASSURANC E S
avec un des notre? Soft contre lie
Feu, les Ouragans, les Voleurs ou
les Automobiles ct les Chevaux
Voyez done notre compatriotes, il
est tres fable ct est le seul Cana
dien Franeais repr6septant les
Meilleures Compagnies de la Vile.
Telephone, T. S. 1882.
}. O. BELANGER,
1900 Av enue Centra]e
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-12-25
BTATS-UNlS

Boston, Mass, Louis Hoppe,
lie champion du billiard, qui Went
de cel6brer son 2le anniversaire
de nails sance, lance un def a tous
les ]oueurs de billiard du monde
entier, pour un pari de $1,000 q
$4,000.
New Y York, Nine Helene Rod
gers demande le divorce en- coul
Pautre jour ct a dome pour pre-,
texte que son mari await refuse de
lembrasser avant de partir pour
son travail. lie couple deux en-
fants ct M. Rodgers est un des en-
ployes du Steel Trust.
La cour refuse dependant de
s'oecuper de la plainte en- dlsant
que les raisons 6taient purement
sentlmentales.
New York. LIE protesseur Will.
liam Griffith, un expert de Scran.
ton (Pennsylvanie), rendant t6moi-
gnage dams le prcces du gouverne-
ment contre les compagnies de
cllemln de fer qui font le trans
port de l'anthracite, pour pr6tendue
com blnaison en- vue de restrelndre
le commerce, a declare que tout
Papprovlslonnement de charbon de
la Pennsylvania sera 6puise dams
quatre. .vingt quatre ans.
LIE professeur Griffith estime q
2.129. POI. $50 tonnes la quantlt6 de
charbon disponible pour l'exp6di-
tion en- 1905, ct d63lare qu'aux
taux actuel de la consommat1on
lapprovisionnement sera 6puis6 en-
1892.
II Y a Gu 1904 desastres mariti-
mes aux Etats- -Unis durant la der.
Mere aimee fscale, resultant en-
une perte mat6rielle de ST. 1853, ,790
ct la perte de 20 vies, suiyant lie
rapport annuel du surintendant
general Kimball du service des
postes de sauvetage des Etats.
Unis. II y Gu 708 accidents en-
ce qui concerne les navires de Pc
tites dimensions, CONNIE les ba.
teaux q voiles, les chaloupes ou ba-
teaux q rame, six personnes ayant
perdu la vie CONNIE r6sultat de
ces accidents.
A cause de passurance des :sau.
veteurs fait-on remarquer, de $l3.-
600 900 valiant de propri6t6s impli-
qu6s dams les d6sastres, une va.
leur de plus de $ll, 100000 fat
sauv6e. LIE service de aauvetage
comprend maintenant $780, sta
tions.
New York, -"Nul nest plus
malheureux qu'un millionaire, a
d6ja dit Rockefeller. II ne salt pas
que faire de son argent ct il ne
conna1t pas les joies de la SIMPLE
aisance. Vraiment, il est plain
DIRE. Que voulez.vous fare avec
des millions? II est vrai que la
Charlie est bien Ia avec sa main
teudue; mais c'est un geste repu-
gnant ct il vaut mieux ne pas le
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-12-25

voir. Rockefeller Went d'augmen-
ter son maineur. II a touch6, COM
me part du diyidende trimestrlel
de la Standard OIL, un 1cheque de
quatre millions de piastres. Ce di-
vldende est done de dix millions,
ST Rockefeller possede quarante
pour cent des parts de la compa-
gn1e. C'est done quarante mill
lions par aun6e que la Standard
Oil fait chaque aimee pour ses ac-
tionnaires. Et John D. men nu!-
lement besoin.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-12-25
SouIiers Jaunes

Lorsque vos souliers ont pris
une nuance no1ratre, on leur rend
leur couleur primitive en- :les ffot.
tant avec une fannelle imbib6e
dun m6lange de trois parties de
lsit ct dune partie de t6r6ben.
thine. Si lie premier nettoyage ne
sufit pas, attendez que le CUR
soft sec ct recommencez pop6ra-
tion.
On dit qu'un peu de creme aus
81 rend le CUR des chaussures jau-
mes dun joli brilliant.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-12-25
Pour DEBoUCHER LES CARAFEs

II arrive fr6quemment qu'un
bouchon de CRYSTAL est force dams
le col dun focon on dune carafe
de maniAre qu'or ne peut le reti
rer sans risquer de casser la tete
du bouchon ou de briser le facon.
Rien de plus facile que d'enlevel
le bouchon. Pour celia, allumez un
moroccan de papier ct fambez, pen.
dant une demi minute, le col de la
carafe en- pr6sentant successive.
ment tou, ses points d la famine
ct vous r6ussirez.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-12-25

Mexico, Mexique, = Rodolfo
Gaona, le c6lebre tor6ador mexi-
cain, 8 etc mo1tellement bless6
dams une Puebla Les cornes du
taureau lui ont perfor6 l'abdomen.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-12-25

Saint. Pierre { lies Saint Pierre
ct Miquelon), Sept hommes de
r6quipage du croiseur francais
"Amiral Aube'', envoy6s q terre en
chaloupe a vapeur ont disparu; on
croft qu'ils sc sont noy6s.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-12-25
II A. Huxn1H1ln
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licepciG pour le Minnesota. Animaux
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en- mains Remedies Prepares pour toutes
sortes de maladies Expedi6es sur COM
mande. Specialize sur ma]adies ancien-
mes. LIE docteur est Canadien franCais
ct 1S annees d'exp6rience ct de pratt
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-12-25

La maladie ct le malheur sent
des travailleurs qul ne ch6ment ia.
mais.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-12-25

Lisez les annonces de l'EcHo
DE L QUEST. Vous y trouverez du
profit.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-12-25
Les NOuveIIeS

CE QUE NOS LECTECRs PoURRA1EKT FAI
RE FACILEMENT
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-12-25

Lourdee, { France). Mgr j. S
Michaud, 6veque de Burlington,
E u, est mourani.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-12-25

Montreal, Qu6.,-M Sheppard,
pr resident du comit6 ex6cutif, char
&c de porgan1sation du carnaval
d'hiver a Montreal, a convoqu6
une assembI6e, dams le but de fai-
re quelques communications inte-
ressantes ct d'organiser en- SOUS
comites les differences associations
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-15
DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES
PERSONAL MENTION.


 c ". Mitchell of Prescott arrived in Douglas yesterday on a visit
 A. L. AIeCarty came up from Naco- zari yesterday and is visiting in the city.
 Conductor Carrpthers on the Fl paso & Southwestern has gone to St Louis to place his son in school there
 G. c. Henkle has gone to San Fran cisco to join 0is wife, who has been visiting there for some time
 Local Ticket Agent Botorf receiy- ed a bulletin announcing the special rate of one fare for the round trip to the democratic convention in Tucson on Hay 2S. Tickets are good from May 24 10 June l. There will also be d general rate of one and third fare to all points along the line for Mem orial day trips.
 Norwood Oxford. an attorney from Lyons, Ga, arrived this week with his family to make Douglas his home, and has entered in law partnership with Judge William Neville The firm will be known as Neville & Oxford, aud they will do general law busi- ness MT. Oxford graduated from the Georgia university with a degree of A. B., and afterward graduated from the Mercer Law College He has prac- ticed for some time in the city of Lyons.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-15
RAID BY YAQUIs
 NEAR THERESA MINE.
Two Douglas Meu Have Thill- ing Experience at Their
 Camp Friday,

Captain Thomas McEniry and ". R. Holland who came in from the Theresa mine with shipment of ore Tuesday night, brought with them a thrilling and exciting tale of a Yaqui raid upon that camp last Saturday
 According to tine story a party of Yaquis came up lhe bed of the river, which is used as a roadway and trail during dry times, attacked the camp, wounded two of it's defenders and were repulsed. Later 1t developed the story is a part of joke winch was prpetrated upon V. M. Todd, a tenderfoot from Louisiana, who re gently came to the camp to study mining methods under the ex- perienced tutelage of Captain McEn. fry.
 Immediately upon his arrival Mir. Todd showed great interest in the Yaquis and the stories of Yaqui raids aud outrages with a result that his friends told him all they knew on those subjects and drew on their imaginations for the rest. Every night after his arrival guards and Tidsttes were put out and stationed in prepa. ration for their final plan of "a qui raid in honor of the newcomer.
 MT Todd slept in the store and commissary while the captain and MT. Holland. the latter being store. keeper and foreman, occupied a tent about a hundred yards away All went quietly for the first two nights and the visitor was well filled with Yaqui stories when he retired for bed the third night and expressed his re, gret that he was the only white man in the camp unarmed. About an hour sfter retiring he was aroused by a general alrm and ots and volleys winch brought him hurrying to the captains tent where he demanded arms and ammunition to join iB the defense of the camp.
 The result was quick retirement of the attacking party and they say that while MT. Todd may be a ten. derfoot he did not show the white feather and that had he been armed 1t IS probable that there would have been some genuine casualties.
 If, as it is rumored, the Yaqui war 1 is really ended, 1t is not unlikely l that such pre-arTanged Yaqul raids as the one at the Theresa may become as popular in northern Sonora as are badger fights on this side of the line.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-15
STORY OF A MULE IN
 BUTTE COPPER MINE
When Cremated 150G Pounds
 of Refined Copper in Ashes.

A few years ago a story of a Butte underground mule went the rounds of the press. It was an interesting and amusing story. Someone in Tex as started it. The writer said that he had recently visited Butte and had witnessed sight that surprised him 1t appears that a mule that had lived in the mine for ten years died sud denly. The carcass was hoisted to the surface and dragged to point a short distance from the shaft, where orders were given to haul it to the city crematory. When the mule was alive he weighed a thousand pounds, but when he died he became sudden ly heavier, perhaps about two thous- ands pounds. It was a great effort to get the carcass onto the cage and drag it away from the shaft house.
 The animal was taken to the crem- atory and incinerated. The story went that instead of a pile of ashes remaining there showed up about 1900 pounds of refined copper. The story was gaudily embellished by some newspapers sensationally illus trated. Many persons believed the story to be true and letters from all parts of the country asking about that mule were received in Butte. One enthusiastic young man in Butte replied to a letter he received from Nashville, Tenn, informing his ques- tioner that since the mule had been smelted and turned out so valuable, one company, operating several rich mines in Butte, had ordered 10000 mules to be placed in it's mines for the purpose or absorbing copper; that instead of operating extensive reduction works, the company pro- posed to treat it's copper ores by mule process; that it was a cheaper method and involved less risk, as the mule process did away with blasting and the use of dynamite generally, as the mules ate their way into the rock and buTrowed large cayerns and stood in them until they absorbed a ton of refined copper more or less. Besides, the mule process solved the smoke nuisance. The writer explained that one ton of baled hay produced on an average a three-ton copper mule. The story finally died a nat ural death, and the mule still lives in luxury underground.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-15

tons that prevail here.
 The United Verde's big tunnel is in 3S0O feet and the crosscut being cut from the I0O0-foot level of the mine to connect with it is in SOv feet. It will require a little over 2000 feet more driving to make connections. Excellent progress is being made and the big bore will be of incalculable value in the matter of ventilation and draining the mine.
 The Verde Grande has almost com pleted the work of cutting pump ing station and stump, and within few days will resume the work of sinking down. The pump is on the way from the factory The bottom of the shaft IS now in an interesting mineralized formation and further de yelopments in sinking will be watched with keen interest.
 The Arkansas and Arizona, after a few days shutdown to make needed repairs. is driving ahead again in its tunnel
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-15
KAUFMAN WINS OVER GRIM
 IN A VERY TAME BOUT
California Heavyweight Was Awarded Decision in Sixth.

OAKLAND, Cal, May Ii.-AI Kauf- man, the California heavyweight, was awarded the decision at the end Of the sixth round ever Joe Grim of Philadelphia, known as the iron man of the prize ring" It was tame and rather uninteresting exhibition throughout. Kaufman landed when ever and wherever he pleased and the contest resolved itself into question of whether Grim would stay the scheduled six rounds
 On the other hand, Grim scarcely landed blow. He stalled at every opportunity, kept in close and fought almost entirely on the defensive. Kaufman scored repeatedly on the face and body, but never being able to gcrce his clumsy antagonist at arms length, found it impossible to land a blow with sufficient force to score a knockout
 Last nights fight signalized the re turn c7 Kaufman into the ring after several months retirement
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-15

If there is any real reason to go to war with Japan, 1t Is that she is the instigator of the latest exposition.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-15
Cochise County
Here from North.

pleading guilty to disturbing the peace and quietude of Lowell,
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-15
JEROME DISTRICT IN
 PROSPEROUS CONDITION
Verde Shelters and Mines Are
 Running Full

The following concerning the Je- rome mining district Is taken from the Jerome News:
 Jerome and the mining district tributary to it was never as prosper ous as now In addition to the United Verde mines and smelters, which are running in full blast, many of the other companies are prosecuting work in large way. There are no idle men in town and everybody has mon ey," is a statement made by City Marshal Hawkins to a Journal Miner reporter at Prescott Tuesday, and 1t pretty accurately portrays the condi-
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-15

William MeGilhgan. of Tshpemlng, is guest at the aOme os William Me Kee. AIr. AlcGilligan was master lu7- chanic of the Quincy Copper Com pany until a recent date. and was a former assistant to Mr. Mckee. when the iatter was master mechanic of the Cleveland Gin Iron Company, at Ishpeming. Mich. MT. McGinigan ex- poets to visit here fuI some time
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-15
\ nays NEWc ~ Sttt O UGksS
 FROM LOWELL Items of Interest To Review Readers Gathered at the
 Busy Suburb,
Lowell. Ariz. May 14, 1908.

pkSee prisoners faced the court this morning to answer to the charge of disturbing the peace, two of whom wcro waite men. c. D. Tanner pleaded guilty and was fined Si0, whick he was unable tO pay, and was committed to the Jail to serve out his fine at Sl per day. William Miller came on a little better, drawing down but Ss. and was also committed to the bastile upon bis being unable to liqui- date. Mateo Grania, Mexican, be- gaR serving a flve-day term today
 after being before his honor and
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-15
Personal MentIon.

Joseph l. Winters, Of the grocery department Of the Copper Queen Lowell store, Is numbered among the indisposed today.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Downey ar rived in Lowell this morning from East St. Louis. Ul% and are guests oi the formers parents. Mir and Mrs. Sam Downey, of Upper Lowell.
 Byrd/N. Sorsby returned from Fl Paso this evening after an absence of a few weeks.
 Percy Williams, formerly a Lowell business man, arrived in the city this evening from Colorado
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-15
FITZGERALD GETS DECISION

BOSTON. May 14.-Willie Fitz- gerald, of Sew York, was given the decision over Aurelio Herrera, of Cal ifornia, at the end of a twelve-rouno bout at the Armory athletic club last night.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-15
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The Colorado statesman., 1908-09-12

strife, should understand that the
electoral vote Of Colorado is just
as essential to the successful cleo
ton of William III. Taft as are the
votes of New York. This is no time
to vent one spleen or become cap
tious. 1t is time when we should
lay aside ALL personal differences
and together like patriotic voters
pull for the success of that grand
old party whose history thrills
every American with pride. Then
the state must enjoy continued
prosperity. 1t will require the Re
publican leaders to do this. The
party has gradually bought back
the great prosperity enjoyed by al!
its citizens before the craze Of popu-
lism swept the great mass of our
people off their feet. But it is a
pleasure to record the standing of
the Negroes of Colorado. They are
the Republican party. Their fidel-
ity to the party and their patriotic
devotion to those principles which
mean commercial success for Colo
RADIO, makes our people beyond
question the most valuable asset of
the party. When all others have
been carried away by some political
ism the Colorado statesman and
the many voters it represents has
ever been valiantly defending the
party of human liberty and the
party that has done most for the la
boring classes of the nation.