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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-11
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Most people waste loot of salua-
BILE time telling their ina Sinary
troubles.
The easiest way for man to get
married is to let young widow get
on his trail
Some men decline to look upon the
wine when it IS red because they pre-.
fer another color.
At the age OF 40 man gets busy
and looks for some of the money he
threw away at the age of21.
It's all right for man to be a
dreamer OF dreams provided he
wakes up occasionally and gets busy.
The best way not to spend your
money foolishly is not to have it to
spend.
The reason girl will fiirt with a
man is it's her mothers fault 10
telling her not to.
From the way a man acts over hav-
ing rich son-in-law you'd think he
had made 1t himself
A women can nearly always like a
man il he knows how to have his
photograph taken in a pose he would
be ashamed 10 have his friends see.
When man tries to make love to
his wife she'd better be suspicious
that he's gettin. ready TO break che
news to her that he's going on a Ash
ing trip.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-11
PRISONERS AT WORK
Chief Of Police stuckey Puts Sweat
boxers to Work on Streets and
Park

From The World Of Tuesday.
Mr.. d. H. Stuckey, chief of the Mar
tinsburg police, is to be commended
for inaugurating new scheme rela-
tive to employing the idle fellows in
the sweatbox Instead of having them
loaf in the lookup from one to several
days and feed off the city at the same
time, he intends to put them to work
to earn their board.
Today the chief put the sweaters
to work cleaning mp Queen street,
which it badly needed. Yesterday he
had them clean up the city park at
Kilmer's spring and tomorrow they
will go out and finish the job. A
good idea.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-11

To stop any pain anywhere in &c
minutes, simply take just one Of DR..
Shops Pink Pain Tablets. Pain
means congestion--blood pressure
that Is all Dr. Shops Headache--or
Pink Pain Tablets-will quickly
coax blood pressure away from the
pain centers. After that. pain is gone
Headache, Neuralgia, painful periods
with women, etc, get instant help. 20
Tablets Csc. Sold BY all dealers.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-11
May Die For Cracker Joke.

Pottsville, Pa, July 6.-John Wills,
= resident of Tuscarora, was fatally
beaten by Michael Smith and George
Anvers. 1t is" said that Wills fright
ened Smith and lAnvers by discharg-
ing big firecracker behind their
backs. Wills skull is fractured, he
has broken arm, broken shoulder,
his ear is almost severed from his
head and he has severe cuts. He is in
q dying condition.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-11
Wholesale Prices tiiah.

Washington, July 6. Wholesale
prices reached higher level last year
than at any time for the past eighteen
years, the high points being reached
in October, with the average for the
entire year 25.5 per cent above the
average for the ten years from 1890
to 1899. These interesting facts are
CLEANED from a report Just issued by
the bureau Of labor of the department
of commerce and labor, containing
much data in connection with the eco
nomic situation for the year 1907 in
this country.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-11

Health Coffee. Is really the clcsest
Coffee Imitation ever yet produced.
This csever Coffee Substitute was re-
Gently produced by DR.. Shoop, Rac: nss
Wis. Not grain OF real Coffee mi
II either Dr. Shops Health cofes sS
made from purep toasted grains witn|
malt, nuts, etc. Really It would tool
an expert-who might drink i Tor Cor
fee. NO 90 Or so minutes tedious BOIL
ing. Made In minute, saSs the|
doctor Sod BY al dealers
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-11
KILLED BY FI.EcRAcKER
Trenton Man Was Carrying II When
Explosion Occurred.

Trenton, N. j., July Ga. l.. Ather'
holt, forty-fiye years Of age, was killed
here by the explosion of mime" a
huge firecracker which he was about
to set off near his home in Spring
street.
Atherholt was carrying the mine
to the middle of the, street, when il
exploded in his hands, blowing on
part of his head. He died soon after
ward in hospital. The mine, it is
thought ignited from a spark.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-11
Fishing Party at River.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Siler, Mrs. Lee
Siler. Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Siler. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles O'Brien, Mrs. Robert
Thompson and son. Albert Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. Mullen and daughters spent
the Fourth at Falling Waters. fishing
Mr.. O'Erlen caught sixspound bass~~
10 tfes SAY
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-11

Buenos Ayres, July 6.-Advices re-
ceived here state that the revolution
lists have been victorious in Paraguay.
and that new government has been
established. These advices have been
confirmed by dispatch received by
the minister of foreign affairs from the
Argentine legation at Asundon, Off
cially notifying the minister that the
revolutionary party had succeeded in
overthrowing the Paraguayan govern
ment, and that several of the Para
guayan ministers of state had taken
refuge in the legation. The revolution
lists have appointed as president DR..
Emiliano Gonzales Naveiro.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-11
SKY Rocket Kills q Girl.

Reading, Pa, July 6.-At a big DEM
onstration at Kutztown park sky
rocket whizzed into a crowd Of 1000.
1t struck Katie Machemer, twenty
three years old, over the heart, killing
her instantly. The rocket was i'm
beded in her flesh to the depth OF three
inches.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-11
Three Dead In PhlIadeIphIa.

3 Philadelphia, July Following upon
a period of heat and humidity OF un.
precedented length and severity, the
hospitals of the city report the death
of three persons and the prostration
Of many Monday. With 100 registered
in street thermometers and with the
percentage Of humidity Interestingly
high. three persons met death from
the excessive heat and over score
and a half of persons we're Frustrated.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-11
OFF FOR NORTH POLE
Peary's Expedition Leaves New YORK
For Arctic Regions.

New York, July THE Roosevelt
Commander Peary's Arctic expedition
ship, left the pier on voyage as faI
into the ice Of the north a. she can
safely be taken, whence Peary will
make his dash for the North Pole
Commander Peary, his crew and many
invited guests. many of them members
OF the Peary Arctic club, were on
board the vessel which was conveyed
by a government ng to City island
From City island the ship will go tc
Oyster Bay, where President Roose-
welt will inspect the ship before she
starts on her voyage to the frozen
north.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-11

Mr. E. M. Chapman will open has
new King Street Novelty store on
July 4. Come see the carefully selecr-
ed stock. Bargains every hour at three
prices only S, 10 and rs cents. Gerling
Building. 7-2-tf
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-11
Here After SO Years.

Mr.. and Mrs. N. P. Hardwood, of
Conrad, Grunday county, Iowa, are
visiting relatives in this city. Mr..
Hazelwood is former resident of
Berkeley county and this is his first
visit here since 1871.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-11

IN China the salt tax is govern
ment monopoly II Is one Of the prin-
cipal revenues Of the empire. yield
ing about ss,00u,000 year.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-11
OPENING IN MARINE CORPS |
There Are Fifty-seven Vacant Sec.
ond Lieutenancies to be Filled
POSITION PAYS 81, 700 PER YEAR
Young Men With Necessary Educa-
tionaI Training In Demand-kind
OF Men Wanted.

General Elliott of the Marine corps
is looking for men. He needs 81 sec
ond lieutenants. His letter to Con-
gresham Strrgiss which appears be-
low indicates in general terms the
kind Of men required for the work.
Headquarters u. s. Marine Corps,
Washington, d. c., July 9, 1908.
The Honorable
George C, Sturgiss, M. c..
Morgantown, West Virginia
Sir:--I have the honor to inform
you that as result of recent legisla-
ton there now exist in the u. s..
Marine Corps ffty-seven (57) va
cancies in the grade of second lieu
tenant. 1t is desired to fill these va
cancies by the appointment of young
men sound in body In every particn-
lar, minimum height FIVE feet six
inches. and for this height, weight
not less than 1872 pounds. of good
moral standing in the community, and
with such a degree of education that
they can fill mentally the require
ments set forth in the enclosed pa
pers. Regulations and executive or
der require that the candidate shall
dll mentally, physically and morally
the requirements as stated
This letter is written because so
MANY young men have failed TO come
up to the required standard that it
Is difficult to fill the vacancies. II You
have. in your district, young man
of sufficient education to prepare him.
self mentally by October 10, 1908,
and will have him write to this. Of
fee. we will gladly put ourselves in
communication with him and If It is
thought he can pass the examination
successfully, we will use every en-
deavor with the secretary of the navy
to have him receive permission TO be
examined for appointment as second
lieutenant in the corps.
II will be useless for young men
with an education not up TO the re-
quirements to make an attempt to
enter, as it would simply be an ex-
pense to them as well as great dis
appointment.
The pay for second ] lieutenant
on entering the corps Is $1,700 per
annum.
Very rpSphptfn1ly
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-11

When burning vegetable refuse In
stove or furnace, put handful Of
salt into the fire and there will be-
no unpleasant oder.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-11

The Mexican Herald reports ~
movement In Yucatan to manufacture
much OF the heneQuen fiber now e.
ported, In order to overcome the low
prices.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-11

Considerable progress has been
made with scheme for temporary in-i
terchanges of public school teachers
between different parts OF the British
Empire.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-11

Much as It rains In England. there
still prevails an indisposition on the
part OF both men and women 70 wear
rubber oyershoes.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-11
Very respectfully.
G 4. ELLIOTT.
u. + t1f<f<i y 4
Major General. Command

Major General, COMMANDMENT.
This presents fine opening for :
number of ambitious young men who
can pass the examination. hope the
press OF the second congressional dis
trict will give it wide publicity. The
pay with quarters and rations is good
and chance of promotion excellent.
Let applicants write direct TO General
Elliott for instructions and informa-
tion
GEORGE C. STURGISS.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-11
CURIOUS CONVERSATIONS.


When burning vegetable refuse In
stove or furnace, put handful Of
salt into the fire and there will be-.
no unpleasant oder.
Much as It rains In England. there
s;ilI prevails an indisposition on the
part Of both men and women % wear
rubber oyershoes.
John Starr. gill fish rman ~
Gloucester city, N. J.. In drawing In
his nets pulled up two kegs OF beer
one Of which he sold for $3.50
IN China the salt tax is govern
ment monopoly, II Is one Of the prin-
cipal revenues Of the empire. yield
ing about ss,O0u,0o0 year.
sf
The Mexican Herald reports ~
movement In Yucatan to manufactuyo
much OF the henequen fiber now ex-
ported, In order to overcome the low
prices.
Considerable progress has been
made with scheme for temporary IN
terchanges of public school teachers
between different parts Of the British
Empire.
ss4..->l f4s- 3&s
st. Petersburg authorities have
issued an order forbidding the stu
Sherlock Holmes" and other stories
"Sherlck Holmes and other stories
OF similar character.
Although France has had compul-
sorry education for about rs years. tn
percentage Of illiterates reaches tho
high figure Of 40 per i 900 men and
GO per 1000 women.
The Japanese were acquainted
with iron from very earliest times.
A sword that was used by one of tho
ancestors Of the present emperorS
about 800 B. G. Is still In existences
Abou- 40 different kinds OF wales
and dolphines are known. and AZ
though they live in the open sea and
look like fish, they are not fish al All.
but are true mammals, breathing afr
and feeding their young on milk, like
cows and horses.
The Belgian. are the greatest
drinkers OF French champagne, 1000
hectoliters being exported there laat
year. The British showed { fondness
for Bordeaux wine, imported $1,000
hectoliters, against $4,000 sent to the
United States and 1900 to Germany.
In France d law has just been enact q
ed which Furnishes with heavy fne and
several months imprisonment any
conductor or owner Of an aufom0bil0
who, having caused any sort Of "A
accident, or who having been ia
collision with any ether eh lie or In
dSvidual or object, does not inmed i4
ately stop and give his name ana
address to the police or other repre-
sentatives Of the law. This punlsh~
ment is to be specifically imposed
quite irrespective Of the merit o. tn
case itself
Health Cofree" Is really the clcsest
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-11

st. Petersburg authorities have
issued an order forbidding the stu
Sherlock Holmes" and other stories
"Sherlck Holmes and other stories
OF similar character.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-11

Although France has had compul-
sorry education for about rs years. tn
percentage Of ilIiterates reaches the
high figure of 40 per ! 900 men and
GO per 1000 women.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-11

Abou. 40 different kinds OF wales
and dolphines are known. and Al
though they live ip the open sea and
look like fish, they are not fish at All.
but are true mammals, breathing air.
and feeding their young on milk, like
cows and horses.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-11

The Belgian. are the greatest
drinkers OF French champagne, 1000
hectoliters being exported there last
year. The British showed 6 fondness
for Bordeaux wine, imported 5000
hectoliters. against $4,000 sent to the
United States and 1900 to Germany
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-11

The Japanese were acquainted
with iron from very earliest times.
A sword that was used by one of the
ancestors OF the present emperorS
about 500 B. c. is still In existences
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

the regiment IS e.:~~d of honor o.. that occasion.
When next they rlde II column q tours they want
their Colonel with them. and the want no asphalt
under loot They we're much !, bette pleased that
Naio- LIewellvr should head picked body OF Their
comrades twenty-eght in number to serve as per
sOnal escort.
It was on this occasion that General Chatfee got
in a quiet little Joke the Rough Rider contingent.
which IS q score still TO be paid OFT. He ordered
troop OF gentle horses for them, and the regular
army officers carried out the order with 50 much
enthusiasm that the personal escort had more the
appearance OF being bound for the cemetery than
the Capitol I'm afraid this horse viii skeeT some
Of these Washington street cars TO death. salc
Nanes OF Arizona.
The President has been peted with criticism
from some quarters for his appointments OF Rough
Riders TO federal Offices or for assisting them to
Office and in Arizona, New Mexico, and Okla
homa the local politics are scarcely Republican or
Democratic but have more the color OF Rough
Rider and anti-Rough Rider.
There two sound answers to this crltlclsIr
The Rough Riders were good picked men before
thev enlisted, the best of them tried out II
the campaign; and the survivors OF the successive
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
a Bullet Through His Hat

7 W. n tNo summer II 70! Nh.lc W EIcrc " Al
the home. that An incident happened that came
very eliminating Just such an awful tragedy
followed only few months lateral Ford Thcatcr
Il was the custom # the President 10 remain late
- The War Department when anything of great
Importance was happening III the army. consulting
with The Secretary Il War and Transmitting and
receiving dispatches. and after ms work was I'm
ished. he would ride out 70 the Soldiers Home
That summer he had persl-ten,ly refused escort.
aglnlug himself perfectly secure
One nigh, about the middle Of August / was doing
sentry duty al the large gate through which en-
trance was had into tie grounds at the home The
place IS situated about quarter uf "a mile oil the
Badenshurg road and IS reached hy devious drive
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
Ford's Thearer Ga-- a; Work

MOI long after t1- ----. .--'-1i rs f,.r.
episode cook phase. .. ..-~- y ---~- - - ~
20 have been planned ... -- 90 $50 - II
made their head. quarters . ~, - V-s-.
veteran yu-cE-lr.. So - .. --- te- - -t---s-
House through P---,o~ ... --------l.--- - -
trat.orS and thus t-- --- --l~e1' :
SICK and compelled O. ., ..-t. -.f h.r
uedlatClv a strange .-. pl---.s
SELF aC tNrt--cuyJ- -.V-- - r.
applied II the Was, . ..-.- ~4-sf sr-s
BoUrke was down 1- -.- --'- 80. vs. r.
He pleaded his cv- ,.-e- .. --~ FRI
he WAS employed a- ,r,- . -,-'~ ~---,-l- 81, use,.
the hTSt he MAS lyulu-~- ..- ----C- L.-,,sI ll-
became So important ---- .-s - was
brurNC rv-->tltJl l-- -.... ..----''' =. 7rtace-
ugly tL4t lis V.-~ driven .. .....- vs.
not u ALLOW H.w ,- --- ,,- 5.Ss
bue night shortly .--.-...- -,-s' - - srczr-
The discharged ,aae--.a .... -,~. Tts s-lhe
The stables. by some .- -.- ---.~ : r5- sa.-
had been locked tor -., - -i., -rt cof~
posed that he could .. . -.-'-( q, % q.
@ueutiv The men ua. -.. -.- fhs bar
stables Presently d.. .- -lllst o--
Was found o. tc OH --, -- --~-. - Ire Pre-
and by G,ut o- -rs-- .---.. "S LAS ltra>
dents coach and ,c-. - --.- ---~-sbeI T. ,s
and tc-ouc. Hay ,.-.. .--..-
1.t,uc- zs.,b,es.--
Tn, p.a,. WAS g. a.>s --.. ..a ,s' -@ =. he ezca
thus a. distract .u- ---t- fv 70 RS
u3cut ~o.u, 81 thc ,,--....-.-~ "'o - Presi-s.
,uto thc White House -.. ..-.-'- Mr. Lm,--
tut instead et -vu----..- -. -., ha bil.r, E-
r-H cut among u> -r- -. 80
tr4tCt another --tyu..t al ...-.~s ~ nov -
W bat makes ta-> aIft. -,-sted he &,
ttct ,h1c. AFTER JEg .u,cr.-... .f md eng
iuccd severe. l,.rue~>o-. " - .-,' y h was 6 g.
ucnt at Ford> Iaea,o- -.--,' '~~,,.,--ng I..',
.'' .''e [-'> "'ii.H ---' .-. ..ianrd l.,- y.
we've tGv persons " I'D. .... -.-'N f,--elact--
conspiracy ,Aa, .-..--- -- se~-
the grave ,- cf sef'
shortly before We aere .,,s- Vas eiysaa Z. =
vcr,toa,au II ,ae L~- -.. r-.,.5 .,,rshal o. - I.
hv Captain L.wou. "-. ".> 80 - IN cl1se t9-
reS 's'''55 ,5s Of as-.a. Ssaa. d. i -a L. s,.'.
I.Snt.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
Frustrating the Kidnappers

he next ia-l after We had taken III, ...- winter
quarters az the White House =. ,,lt,Sr'..-.' -
nap j4e PRESIDENT Was unknowInglv tri,,fr.t.4 ~,
". Had the truth of the affair leaked ,,,r - .t
,.,. '.,,., ~ dtH.l-r~s would have created grcr cN
'l'lAthl- Put quarters We're lIltl,, ,L++.r,. ~, 80.
"I the south porch OF the Executive Man~,,,r -. -.
Ion "i''h PLACED Us At about equal ti~.tr, ~,
~ >' 'J5suTE t hUd'nE ON the east and tht Wand
'4e quarters Was our guard tent, vbrr,, ~ -.
81 inc b'dy guard remained when on dt.,v p.
%eit % l15hSeih W'S frequently called Co. the W ~
~ H"'l''.E 70 the west ct the White II,,,..
ki"Nel walk led from the west end II 3d., !
.IIoIfh tAe PARK which was filed WITH trrts ~,
i,I"4nrrIy - the Var Department and 49, .i,
unaccvr1pauicd " gay. often
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

Ca---a. I-@es r --- Nsli--l Cs--
[ l
Cs.te-t. Be-- e 5 --.--. .- -z---ary .a-.s.
-,>Ig-----.
Coleman. ~lvr-a- ---------- ..-------. Z. 5 4
-lr-r---s. Martin i -.---.-.-- 81
Curry. t1e--gr .------ -cl- I--
Governor u -------. '-.--- L-V IexicJ
Daniels. Ben .Se-c--r- .---- A-zlaa Pe----
nary, I : Na--14-
Fe-res.-.e. Granville K -----e-z-t, [ : ,.
aide ~ White House
F-z-tz. Frank .Car---- q OE4--
postmaster - Enid a1--- ----- reservation
Had6er James Der--v e. S. ------- Ozl4h0--
Hill Il ! tSergea-t Clerk ----- Court Oz-llo--
HoIderu4r. Ben I-E--- 5--.. Oklahoma.
Hu--e- Charlie f ----=--- .-.=- -e-k. SuFe-
Huston Robert P1=-c----- .------- Okla. tiecease
Jackson 7 y Deputy Z 5 Marshal
jenkins. Micah .Na1o- VAN ---e--- oaaoes S.--
Carolina
Johnson Gordon L-ea-e---- -.----a-ar. Z. 5 j.
Leahy DAVID H lL,ea---.-- c--rz L. 5 a--
Alanogor1o. "
lee Y Secretary A----..- ------la- Paaznz
Light Jack Qua-ar---r -----. --F YORK
LIewelyn, Morgan o. .C.--.--- surveyor Gens-
Llewe.lyH- Il II. .c-P--- G-,r L sA;Us
lttl-rey and ether --1c-= S.. '.Ss-.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09


hareheaded. After | had assisted him
IL chcchlns his seed, the President said o. ,le.
lie came pretty near getting away WITH me
didn't he He took the bit IN his teeth before /
could draw the relus
then asked HIM where his hat was. and nc ce-
Piled that somebody had fired a gun OIL down al the
foot OF the hill. which scared his horse and the
lurch OF the animal topped his hat Oft l led the
horse To- the cottage, where the President and his
family We're staying. There he dlsmounted and
went III
Ihlnlng The proceeding little strange a corporal
and started IN the direction from which the report
OF the gun had been heard. investigate When
We came 10 the place where the driveway meets tf,
main road. We found the Presidents hat-4 plain
SILK hat,-and on examining It found q bullet hole
through the corner ~ The crown The shot had
been fired upward. and WAS evident thar the 1,--
son who hred II had >ccrctcd himself close TO the
roadside We listened and searched The lacaIr,
thoroughly. but To- no avail
The next day gave Nh Lincoln Ei~ L... and ..Ir, d
ms attention 10 the bullet hole lie uucun,,-1rlI
remarked that 1t was pun there hv some faul,~l.
gunner, and was not intended for ksrr II, >,,F
however that he wanted the matter ken, st,,-
ana adtIoul7hcd u> 10 say nothing about n
Nc all hnSW That II WAS attCIul,t q, kfr hmm
ana d" "cI nGH successful one too The a....- Va.
kept Quct and gained uo publ.,.-v \--,~ -
The President never rode alone
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
EARLY CONSPIRACIES AGAINST LINCOL
By 20 H N w. n | c

ordered - az .-..- --- and place i Al z.
w. ,r..f If --. ..-...E . .----Iv N The re4r q
the W. I,-.--.-- " We STAYED t-sr
ro-H,r- ..-.,--,.. g. -.----c,1n. cl1r--
.-f---,.7-t NE. -...--.r that on the vs-
r.-.,l-- .f--- ,.. Hi ----. --- the Conisde1a,@
heF :. -'r.-, Hi -. --.----- --zs.fer- The c-
.---..-e-- ~. ~. III. -.tlerv and VIZ
The P-.-,.s(r- ..--. walk they a1s
- ..--- 80 .-E ..-- -he house OF ,1s
O. 80 H. 49, K If The Potol--
back T.. the White H.--. --.> "le.e - o-.
o. lv >e,reyed for d -.-e --e- >l-1i'I- -
The --yer .U-a \,------ --- -y ~-s @ - =
~ ~ - The ner1e9
: -. ....-@..-- --- 5.s that ,he c-1-
s-.--r.-s 80 +-.---.-.. waen thy .
..,r e-,.-s -.~- ~ The plan o. -
mapping
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

trials for the ttest a-e The ones who have received
appointraerts and aid Only tvo of them have dis
get able brave executives TO sustain the law Of the
land from the ranks OF his own men whom he knows
man for man why should he trouble 70 look else
where. Are not his motives superior 70 those which
would inspire him attempt 70 satisfy the craving
for political patronage. Secondly, would the good
people who criticize HIM have had higher opinion
Of him If he had given the favOrtes OF politicians
the appointments and had turned his back -r his
own men.