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Bachelors Explanation Of His An
tipathy to All Children.
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Il hate children" he said.
Why"
Il think they ought to be locked up
in asylums till they're old enough to
take care of themselves. II it hadn't
been for child-well, 1t might have
been"
WHAT"
Il loved the childs mother. She
was rich and beautiful widow. and
| was madly in love with her l was
actually contemplating-in fact, had
just got to the point Of putting the
delicate question. We were in the
drawing-room. The child was playing
in the corner. Forgetting all about
that, put my arm fervently round the
widows waist and implanted pas
donate kiss upon her lips, when the
child itarted up and rushed at me
saying: Don't you kill my mammal
and ran screaming into the kitchen
calling for the servants.
But the worst came few nights
after. called at the house There
were several ladies there, and the
child was being petted all round. or
course, the widow was friendly, but
that child deliberately turned her back
upon me. didn't mind that; but the
mother. to be nice, said; My darling
child, don't you know Mr.. Blank
oh. yes, said the imp very perty.
oh. yes, know you, You are the man
that bited My mamma" | need not
could not-describe the effect."-Stray
Stories.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-24

One Of the best indicatio that the
Tan and Sherman ticket will sweep the
sountry In November 10 found in the
continued numerous defections OF here
tofors prominent Democrats from that
party. Practically all Of them give as
4 reason that they cannot support the
thrice offered candidate and his change
sbls and unstable theories Of govern
nent They simply cannot bring them
selves to b Identified with Bryan.
Perhaps the most mortifyinS Incl
dsnts which the Democrats have eIpe-
rienced In the present campaign were
u Massachusetts,. where two big men
named - Democratic presidential cleo
tors declined to serve 90 the ground
tAat thsy we're unable to support Mr..
Bryan and greatly preferred Mr.. Taft.
lsss nsa were rsrdina nd Strauss and
c. q. r. Gould. Of Lyons Falls. both
business msa u the nst rank. Nr.
Strauss, specially, has oesn prominent
u the Massachusetts, Democracy for a
lsoG time. Their dsclination to serve
- Bryan electors caused . sensation In
IL Old Bay state and throughout the
sosatYy.
Dsae,asss Congressman sss Taft
D~gsos Walter Leake. Democratic
Rpress,ta i've In Congress from New
Jsrsey. called at Republican National
Committee headquarters early this
Ronih 10 o6sr his services on the stump
for william n. Tart Though be he's
bssn 4 stanch Democrat all his life, he
% bitterly oppossd 10 william Jennings
Bryan and because BE- believes that the
election Of Bryan to the Presidency
wou'd mean the greatest calamity to
- country since the civil war. he is
ready to exert himself 70 the utmost to
aid the election Of Judge TAFT He is
speaking at Republican rallies through.
est the Eastern States
Democrats Organise - Fight Bryan.
That the sentiments felt By these men
ars shared By many in New York is
blown In the organization Of the 'Cleve-
land Dsmosfsey." an association whose
principles ars anti-Bryan, and which
hAs besa formed. according to the arti.
de- Of Incorporation, 70 revive the true
pirit Of Democracy among the voters
Of Harlem and Of the whole city"
Headquarters have been opened and the
dab II doing active work. not It 10 81
most unnecessary to say, In the inter
ests Of the continuous Nebraska sfiice-
seeker.
John r. Dos Passos, q leading New
York lawyer and author, who has al
ways been 4 Democrat, has come out
IN q long statement announcing bis al
le4iance TO Taft and denouncing Bryan
ism and the remnants Of the party which
Bryan controls II am q Democrat" he
,ays. II expect to cast my vote for Mr.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-24

Taft" wInlan B. Davenport, 4 we'll
known Brooklyn Democrat. for many
ysars Public Administrator Of Kings
County, has denounced the Democratic
platform and Is now 4 vice president Of
the Taft-Sherman lawyer Club.
Anti-Dyysa Ssntlns.t WiAssprsaA.
Former Special City Judge Irving
K. Baxter. q Utica. n. T., who has
always bssn 4 Democrat, and was
elected On that ticket, not only has re-
pudiatsd Bryan, but viii take the
stsnp and advocate the election Of
Taft and Sherman. Even up in Maine,
whefs ~ members Of the Democratic
minority are supposed TO be hopelessly
bhebound. there is detection. W. H.
Mclaughlin, Of scarboro. for instance,
aADoancss that he has become so dis
gusted with Bryan In the Haskell con-
troversy that he has swung over to
the Republican party.
AFTER hearing Judge Taft speak at
st Louis, J. D. Houseman, Of Denver.
Cole. 4 wsll-known railroad builder.
announced his conversion to the Re
pvbliean party and its candidates. Mr..
Heussman had been 4 loyal Democrat
for many years- This incident OF
course. 10 4 direct tribute TO Judge
Taft's powsrs a. q campaigner. OF
which many evidences were produced
on his now famous western trip.
"Csnvsssioas" In the West.
AZ St. Joseph. No. one OF the feat
urss was the conversion" OF W. F.
Davis. 4 prominent Democrat. who
went to 4 meeting at the stock yards
10 see Mr. Taft After sizing up the
latter Mr. Davis declared II
thought | would vote fer Mr.. Bryan.
hut this man surely looks good to me"
Another Missouri Democrat, Z. B.
Haywood . Burlington Railroad con-
ductor Of St Louis, evidently was
anIlarly Impressed; At any rate, be
has announced that Taft viii get his
vcte Noticeable among the vice presi-
AsAts At the Taft reception at St
Louis were James z. Smith. head Of
the st Louis Business Mems League.
and Frederick y. Judson, well-known
lawyer. both Democrats who have de-
clarsd their Intention OF supporting
TaN.
Some readers will remember that in
100 Webster Davis. former mayor OF
Kansas Citc ~rr assetp~' -nc-ararr
u the interior under Mckinley. bolted
Mckinley to take the stump for Bryan.
Well, Webb Davis now lives in Los
Angeles, and Ia back in the Republican
fold, this time to stay, he declares.
He says Taft IL going to win and he
IN boosting him all he can.
In Chicago the Business Mems TAN
and Sherman Club has been doing
strong work in the campaign. Two
Of the organizers OF the club were for.
mer Democrats, They are Franklin
Macvsagh. Wholesale grocer, and
Frank H. Jones, secretary Of the
American Trust and Savings Bank
A.taSeaiso ts Bryan II south.
A former mayor Of Birmingham.
Ala. spoke to q correspondent for the
Baltimore American, a. follows; Il
can give you the names Of 100 promi-
nent men in this community who hope
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-24
DEMOCRATS CANNOT
SUPPORT BRYAN
Leaders n the Party All Over the
Country Quit the Nebraskan
O@ee.Sssksr and Come
out for Taft

cleveland Democrats" Refuse to Be
Whipped Into Line and Organise
70 Fight the Nan Who Disrupted
the Party-Solid South Shows
Signs si Breaking Up.
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WELCOME TEACHERS.

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DROUGHT IN QvAY COUNTY


have been greatly mi represented,
ana the questions propouhdcd by
Mr.. Thompson, and answered by
his committees, the manncr In
which the mass meeting was adver-
tised and the misrepresentation un.
der which the farmers came to this
meeting, which developed as soon
as this examination was open,
demonstrated the tact that the whole
movement was in the hands OF a
sell constituted few socialists with
Fremont Thompson ut the head OF
IL. Many OF them were under the
impression that they were coming
mere Tor the purpose OF formulating
some plan BY which they would be
furnished seed wheat Tor their tall
sowing, and in some instances OF
course, hoping that the committees,
in connection with those formed by
the Business Mems League, OF Tu.
cumcari, would arrive at some plan
whereby employment would he Civ.
en- those in need OF 1t, and relief
extended in cases OF charity, no
matter what the cause, IN out coun
~: but when they learned that 4
seli-constituted committee OF tire
people had originated the whole
plan, and that they were hostile to
the suggestions OF any outside OF
their own selected committeeman,
inquiries came thick and fast as "a
the reason the meeting had
been assembled in this way. After
the committees from the variou-
precincts had answered their line
oil questions, the same as we pub
lish from San lon precinct, a com.
mittee was appointed to meet a
committee OF the Business Mems
League. This committee met in
the afternoon, and after an hour
session, no agreement could he
reached; the committee from IN,
mass meeting disagreeinL among
themselves as TO the manner o
procedure, and those not in acc,r
with Mr.. Thompson and his plans.
resigned from the committee. Mr.
V. w. Moore, chairman Bust
ness Mems League, addressed tn,
meeting as follows;
GENrLEMEN;l am glad to sce yoI
all, and the first thing want &c
say to you is, | was here not Ions
ago when your committee was here
Governor Curry was mere nj tn,
same time, and | had the pleasur,
OF meeting a committee appointed
by you, they were delegates to
that convention next day. Las
Wednesday afternoon and Thurs
day morning | was with Governo
Curry in Santa Re. A, the tim'
he was here we talked about thi
seed proposition, and also abou
what would he necessary to &c
immediate relief to the poor OF on
county. At the time Govcrno
Curry was here he gave hi person
al check Tor Sroo. That money i
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movement, and would show ON.
rlusIvclv that the r"llcl ol those IN
distress, II there be- any, the sole
object to he attained The Genital
Committee Chairmcn arr general.
" men who are capable, and would
know how to get at thu matter ~
IN Elective way. THIS Is merely
l suggestion oil this paper. It Is
gwen gratis, take It Tor what 1t Is
worth. As to the reports that have
been circulated that this paper has
refused to publish or print any.
thing submitted bv these people,
We have this to say: We have not
been asked to do So. We do moi
mean To lnier that We would have
published everything they might
have submitted, Tor this is a nat.
ter OF which every newspaper must
he IT'S own Judge, and It is up to
the editor TO "a what shall 20 into
his paper. and what shall not. We
refuse to publish many things that
come into the office, Tor thu rclson
that It IS our OH ct, as near A. W.
know how, to deal ~ facts, and e..
IRAN from personality, no mattel
hv whom Iii"rcd. IL is our pur.
Pose to publish a paper To- please
our patronage, md The ann at the
present management /. to iir5t Sat
IstE self, aud IN 81 doing, We have
thus TAR been successful ~ satisfy.
ing a liberal p%alr,ulun
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today in the hands OF the Treasurer
OF the Business Mems League OF
rucumcarI to be dIstrIbuted among
the needy poor OF Quay county.
The Governor and | talked this
seed proposition over and he stat.
ed that he had taken the matter up
with the authorities at Washing.
ton, but had not received a reply.
As soon as he gets n reply he said
he would inform the so that | could
notify you people and rucumcari.
Now another thing. Ii has been
circulated over the country that
rucumcari is not in favor OF help.
ing the farmers OF our county. |
want to state here before YOU all as
the President OF the Business
Mems League, that we are with
Quay county ard we are with Tu.
cumcari, and what is OF benefit to
one is OF benefit to the other.
When the story goes forth that W.
are opposing these people, 1t is a
mistake, because we are with you
one and all. We had n meeting
and talked the matter over anu |
don't think there was a dissenting
voice but what was in favor OF 20.
my ahead with reference TO THIS
and doing everything that we can,
and not oppose IL, and | wish each
md every II OF YOU would spread
tina, throughout vou neighborhood
aud let the people know this Is a
mistake, because the people OF fu.
cumcari are with you one and all,
and 1t they a help you, they will
he glad to help. SO tar as the
needy poor are concerned, | don't
speak Tor the Business Mems Lea
que, we did not take action on that,
but | will state here before YOU, |
have a little money, very little, |
have come nere and expect to make
this nav home, and | am willing 10
list my property together with II
other man to aid these needy poor,
| am willing to list nv property
and pay my part. This is not a
question OF sailing on the govern.
ment, II will take two or three weeks
or a month before We can get tn,
government 10 act. What are yor
going to do with these people lr
the mean time. saw w. +.
Buchanan in the bank the Other
day 20 down in his pocket and hant
cut five dollars; | have secn mcr
chant after merchant in this towr
20 down in their pockets and pas,
out the stuff, and men, whcncvct
you say rucumcaT. is not dom.
her part, you are mol getting dowl
next TO her heart.
Thompson's committee desired t.
Tor ward 10 the president OF tn,
: United States, the following pcti
/. ton.
; THOMPSON PETITION
/ Tucumcarl, y. NJ, Aug. II 100,
/ Hon. Theodore Roosevelt,
President OF the United State
r We, the undersigned, Home
: steaders OF Quay County, New
) Mexico, in Mass Meeting assem-
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should hc made To the government
ior seed wheat, and that the gov.
eminent send n commissioner 10
Investigate conditions and report
the conditions as they find them.
The business Men Lcagu", IN
addition to furnishing provisions
to those in distress, will most
heartily cooperate with YOU ~
procuring seed wheat TOT this cuun.
It's. We do not lecl that the pee
titlon rs presented to us by your
committee is in proper form and
we doubt seriously il II will accom-.
plish the object desired. We are
deeply interested IN seeing that
such seed wheat is furnished, and
being so interested We have pre-
pared a petition, asking tor such
relief, which we have hopes will
secure the end desired. You will
find said petition enclosed, which
We hope YOU will lavorahly consid.
81 and We will sign the same ~
soon as It Is accepted.
We beg leave To state that Wc
are sincerely in accord with YOU in
the rndcaVUI to secure necessary
relief and will do everything with
IN uul power to make 1t a success.
Respectfully Submitted,
Reed llullomau,
NJ T.. Guidcnhcfu,
q. w. Evans, IT,.
rHE REPLY.
r%ucumcarl, ~. NJ. Aug. 10, 1905.
Reed llolloman, Esq,
Dear Sir:
The letter this date, from your
committee oi the business Men
League received.
We have considered 1t earnestly
and FULLY and wish to say IN rcplN
that the opinion OF yJur organlIa.
ton, rs shown in your letter ana
the torn enclosed OF proposed
! petition, concerning the condition
ui the great body OF homcstcadcr
IN this country, differs 50 radically
from ours which Is one with that ii
the actual delegates to thu hone.
stcadcrs mas meeting, that ",
cannot pI;gihly agree.
Ne are forced, definitely aud
finally to decline to accept v1ur
form vi petition Tor uur use, be-.
cause 1t does not express the need,
and distress OF the homcstcadcr.
interested.
Your offers, 1T the time OF Gov.
crnOr Curry visit and now, TO a.,
iIcvc those who N" suffering iur
ncccssarlus vi lie, have been and
are now appreciated. Our Sccrc.
tary Is instructed To- give o TN,
names ui needy ones h" happens I,
have. w" suggest that "A systr.
matte effort through the delegates
to the Mass Meeting will inform
YOU quickly oil all those needing
present rcllri.
We would like to remind yur
that the arrangement mldr by YOU
the day after Governor Curry
visit here, 10 appoint committee.
IN every precinct to Investigate tn,
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hlcd, after due consideration, do
hereby petition the government OF
the United States Tor %relict.
The reports OF the delegates to
the mass meeting enclosed here.
with, show that about 90 per cent
OF our population are now or will
very quickly he suffering tor the
ne%cessaricS OF lie.
With practically no crops OF
forage, or those Tor family subsist.
an c o depend on. the people are
facing the possible necessity OF
abandoning their claims and emf.
grating to other sections. We
want to keep our homes aud ask
that we be aided to do so.
We transmit herewith n type.
writer copy OF n stcnographic
report OF the essential portion oil
the proceedings OF our mass meet.
ing, TO which we respectfully refer
tor full particulars OF the distress
among the people occasioncd by
the drought OF this wear.
Fremont Thompson, Chmn.
NJ. +. Walker,
l.. \. Cleveland,
ID. H.. Lewis,
/. {. Rivera.
Now the committee OF the Bush
ness Mems League, aud part OF
the committee from the mass meet.
ing. composed OF farmers who
were not OF Mr.. Thompson's polit.
lcal faith, could not agree rs to
the correctness vi the language oil
his petition, in that it alleged that
about 90 per cent OF the farming
popul alton are now, or very quick.
~ will he, suffering tor the ncces.
sarles OF life; and further, as the
torn OF the question asked the
various committees. SO a petition
was drafted by the committee from
the Business Mems league, and
the dissenting members OF Mr..
IhompSon's committee. SAID
petition OF the Business Mems
League, with their letter to MIR.
Thompson, IS as follows;
rucumcarl, y. NJ, Aug. 10, 1905
To his ENCellrncy,
Theodore Roosevelt,
President OF the United States,
We, the undersigned Home,
stcadcrs OF Quay County, y "
Mexico, in mass meeting assrmbl,
I'd and in conjunction with tn,
business Mems League OF Tucum.
car, y. NJ, do hereby petition
the Government OF the United
States Tor assistance as hcrclnaiteI
specified.
Owing TO the excessive drouth
that has existed in this part OF tn,
Territory OF New Mexico durinl
this season, and because Of I'll,
scarcity OF crops and Strengthened
financial condition OF the farmers
occasloncd thereby, II will not h,
possible TO procure wheat ncccess
AIRY tor seeding purposes unless
assistance Is given us hy the gov
eminent. W. sincerely beleiv,
that should assistance be given u
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LETTER.

Tucumcari, y. NJ. Aug. roth 1898.
Mr.. Fremont Thompson,
Chairman Exec. Com. Homestead.
crs OF Quay county.
Dear Sir
We. the Undersigned, n commit
tee appointed by the Business
Mems League OF rucumcarl, tn
confer with YOU, beg leave to sub.
NIT the following:
We desire to call vour attention
to the fact that the Business Mems
League OF rucumcari, more than
two weeks ago had n meeting tor
the purpose OF taking steps TO pro.
vide help to the worthy poor oil
Quay county, who are in distress,
proposed ways and means to Sc.
cure seed wheat.
We, further desire To- state tina,
said Business Mems League hav,
always been and now Is willing Ia
take all necessary steps to provide
Tor those who are in immcdiat,
distress and who have no mean
OF support.
We beg further to tate that ",
have asked Tor a list oi those who
are ia immediate distress aud thai
50 tar none have been furnished
us. Realizing that the Home.
stcadcrs OF Quay County hav,
better opportunity OF knowing
who are in distress we ask them,
through Won, to provide MS such
a list so that our committee NAV
make proper Investigation and
proper provision Tor their assist.
anCc.
In regard 10 the second matter
to b. con ldcrcd, that Ut obtaining
seed wheat tor this county, ",
beg leave to submit the follow ing.
We are IN hearty sympathy with
YOU IN IN" object to bc attained
and only differ in the method by
which 1t NAV be accomplished
We realize that the government,
IN a matter like this, adopts its owl
method Ut investigation, dIstrihu
ton, and all other things IN con
ncction herewith. 1t may be- tina.
We would hav" II otherwise, but W,
must mc"; conditions as they are
We believe that an app"a
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necessity iui rclIri and ascertain
those needing II, was not Carried
out 81 TAT as We ATE aware.
However, rs suggested above,
action can hc taken now that will
satisfy yourselves and all parties
interested.
In conclusion, We desire to state
that wc will show Our appreciation
ol your desire to cooperate with
US, by making your letter aud pro.
posed torn ui petition a part OF all
papers transmitted with uur petit.
on.
Respectfully.
Fremont Thompson,
NJ. +. Walker,
l.. A.. Cleveland,
+. E. Rivera,
ID. II. Lewis.
II YOU have followed us through
this matter YOU likely have reach.
I'd the same conclusion that ",
have, that the situation IS as Il was
ut the beginning; nothing In, been
accomplished. However, the
News rs informed that the commit.
tee headed hy MIR. Thompson, has
been accomplishment, and that
they have sent the petition, as sui
United to the Business Mems
League, To- the President OF tn,
United States. So II may he tina,
the rrlIct rs sought through that
element oi the mass meeting held
here on the I7tn inst, Will hc grant
ed; IT not, 1t will be- no ituh oI
those who acted IN hchall OF tn,
business Mem League, OF this
city, a. 1t Is not the drslr" oi that
oT~ganI2ltIur to IN any way inter.
lcrc with thu plans ot Mr.. Ihomp'
| son and his associates So tar a.
the Iucumcau News Is concerned
II make M difference to MS how re-
net IS extended to those ut III,
drouth dIStIICt who are worthy oJ
tt, aud it mas been our ulln /,
knock nothu < md boost everything
mat will result IN hrnrhtIng TIA,
people Oi buT county ana CIty,
We nav, ~ no time been COnsu {,
I'd, one way or another, hy Mr.,
Thompson or ms ConnIitcr, con,
rrning hi@ plans at relieving tn
lomcslcadrrs ol tn, drouth stIlck.
u section. W. have ,ii"rcd then
n suggestion s, aud d. no, intend
ID. II TIN Nw w"r" gpiur To- ,ug
est a plan OF rrlial tor these pco.
pie, It would hc SONS thing after IN,
following sly, tn tountv Cen,
lral Commute" chairman oi raCn NJ
tn" three parties, constitute ~
executive rclIri committee, thu
committee To act IN conjunction
with the precinct chaIrn1h at IN,
parties III the various precincts III
tn" county, and in case VIII r. a
distance IS needed, it could hc re-
ported To thrm,and they would tax,
the matter M in the right way, ant
immediately report the condition,
1S found IL would not then h,
called n socialist movement, a dem.
oCratic movement, nr a republican
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in the way OF procuring wheat to!
seeding that the crops there aitci
raised will insurc ample provisions
Tor the homesteadcrs who have
settled in this part OF the Terri.
tory.
We earnestly recommend that
such a commission be appointed
to Immediately investigate exist.
ing conditions in this part OF tn,
Territory OF New Mexico with q
view OF asccrtaining what relief
is necessary, and the means and
methods by which it shall be iur.
nishcd
Respectfully Submitted,
NJ. Is. Goldenbcrg,
Reed Holloman,
G. w. Evans.