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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-09

Warum @Dsel m anbern.
profefor Sadfer %bebauptet, baB es
rur bas Sasesli9t fei, bas bic @Ossl
gu ibrer jd6rliden Manberung peran>
lafe. Die i'm CONNER Manbernben,
fagt er, 5ieben mad Norben, I'm bier
bic ldngeren Sage gu genieben, uab
tpanbern ipiebsr na4 @hben, Inn ben
fur3erl unb bunfeln 9agen gu ent'
geben. Sic benuben tire ganas 3sitt,
g~er1iisenbes Juttsr fir fi4 ielbft nno
fire gefrdBigen Sunsen au fu4sn, uno
baau lit bas Defenders lange Sagese
li9t i'm Norbsn febr siinitis; TIM Min'
ter NIT ben furaer Sagen tuiirben IL
nidt senus .3sit baben. genus baDon
gu befdaffen. Die meiiten @0sel
brauden Saseslidt gum Giittern. PRO-
f.Hor SdGfer elaubt nidt an bic alte,
lanbIdufige Grtldrung, baB 4alte uni
Gutfermangfl bic S~riebfebern gum
@anbern Der @Dsel fei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-09

Werpadttmae gSismars On Me6Ienbnrs-Gr'
t%nmermmsen at nte Observation-Disclosures
SamoeI UNI Snomftsie-9te 9amfmantss
fnrnpasnte-9er @itrs erparf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-09

Semry 6. Tips, transport BON
Mobeln, Bianos, @eloidrdnfen, &ei-
nigen bon Seppiden. 304 Sft-Seite
alomo Balaaa. 8eioe Telephone.
grompte 8eoienning. @ebt inns Cure
@uftrage. 3ufriebenbeit garantiert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-09

- I1-~-7- -~U~Y*- ~" - 1900
jabrige fling nit ibnen bes Morsens an
gu arbetten, bielt fetne paufen tpie bic
Mrbeiter unb ab, mas bic 2eute gum
@ien erbtelten. Sen gansen Sag
fiibrte er bieie fir etnen fommanbirenz
ben General sepiB ieltfatne @rbeit
aus. Mls er am Mbenb nit BEN Mrs
beitern auiammen fetnen aarit aus Der
9anb leete, fagte er 5u ibnen: uSbr
9abt redt. Die Mrbett tit gu serins
beaablt, Sbr befommt cine 2obnere
hDhundi"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-09
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aog BON Weninston tpurbe einmal, als
CT nit einem Sreunbe fpa5ieren ging,
BON btefem gefraet, parum CT eigent@
Itd BET iebem 8auern, Der i'm sriBe,
ben !0ut 5iebe. Ser 9eraog blidte ben
Spreder erftaunt unb bprpurfsboll
auslet9 an unb fagte bann: nSa,
glauben Sic benin, bab i'd iebem nd4e
item beften, Der an mir boriibersebt,
seitatte, bDflider unb anftdnbiger gu
lein, als i'd felbft?" !9ierauf fonnte
BET Breunb nt9ts mebr ertpibern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-09
Sn p~erfanfen.

@ute Mildfiibe NIT &dl6ern BEL
s.. Seibenidnnr,
2eon Springs, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-09
WllerIci.

oine tritt na6ite ISOLDE feline Or
b~olunasreile nod ct. 2ouis uno
gbicago ON, I'M iid ipater allf let-
uen 5ommeriib in @isconiin 5t be-
oeben. Ct ltebt nit Dem @raiioenten
Ser Federation Of Iero Clubs Of
@merifa" in @erbinoung uno bat Die
3uloae roger 8eteilienng Seitens
Ser Gereirtigung, fails bier i'm
Serbit cine @ettfabrt abge=
balten meroen lo1te, ETH @retg1lls,
bas 9ouIenoe bon Wenlden att5tebelt
miiroe.
Ser nelte Yaiiagier= gabnbof
Ser ssnternotionol rno @roben Noro-
Iihen gabn miro at1 25. sunni benz
@erfebr iibergeben neroerl.
ssn1 ct. 5ratcis Semi, no lie
mebrere Monate fronf lag, ltarb int
Sitter BON SO Sabren Sral Wearga=
retbe 9rose. Sic mar IN 9ettlh=
LAMB aeboren uno fam Dor 55 Sabren
nit ibren Gltern bierber. 9ie 8e-
eroieung fano1 pom Sol1ie ibres Sob
mes Oscar $. 8rose, 1882 Ealfnetto
Mpenne aus, itutt.
&i6ter Mrtbur Us. Gee
|liqion tit &anbibat fir @ieoer-
nail fir oes gn1t oes 8idters oes
81. 9iitriftgerifts uno obne 5rage
miro er mieoer erpablt peroer uno
in Dem Mmte bleiben, bas er iehs
Ssabre inne bot, mabreno mel6er 3eit
er lid ais ELM iebr fabiger uno nt-
parteiiider Hi6ter ertpies. 9esbalb
miro er in leiner &anoioatur niht al
lem BON bielen angeiebenen giirgertI
ionoern aud) BON elmer Maioritat Der
Mopofaten unteritiibt.
gdeuermepers 8arf tit i'll ben
geiit bon Sames $. INN e r
iibergegaligen, Der BORT biele aeue
8erbeIierungeit pornebmen miro.
Sin anoerer Stelle fiirtotgt iid
SO. 6. WbarIie) Sbiner ols &ort-
oioat fir bas Imt oes gonntD=
g Aatm Ell It Ell on. Sbiner bat
Idon mebrere 0ffentlide @emter be-
fleioet; er mar 3oafoaeftor, Mloer-
man ut1ter Ser Srend= uno Yaibal-
Administration uno Gbef-Sleiidin-
ipeftor unter @ids uno er bat fid
itets bepabrt. &ein 3meifel, oaB er
Elm tQdtiger uno gemiiienbofter
GouuD=S habmeiiter iein miro nno
sic unteritiibung auer Derienigen err
baIten miro, Die i'm a1s 8iirger nno
8eainten fennell.
Ser Snrnperein bat Die folge1=
Sen neuen 8eamten erpdblt: Brd=
fioe1,t, Wfar 8aes; 8iee=graiioent,
St. 0eumarn; protofonierenoer GET
retat, 6. &unge; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sefret6r, 6. G1tebn; 1. Surn @art,
M. @ieoenfelo; 2. Surn 8art, s.
galons, 3. Surn @art 81. &ar;
Sdabmeilter, George 2oiptber; Ser
malter, @iIiam Seller; Sinm5-&o-
mite, Otto Sal1eiien, Noolpb 2aBner,
81. Cole; gibliotbef- &omite, Sic
Sengg ir., @iaiam Soffman, q. ..
@raIio; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9.
2obmiiller, 8iliam Setter, q. N=
der, 81. @loedner, 6. 8alous; 8au-
&onite, S. S. 5entimar 8iaiam
Seller, 81. 9aubolt.
Sn 8an Srmp, 8erar GountD,
iino Die erlten beioen gaqen 8aum=
poae oieier Saiion our6 Die &eini-
gurlgsmaldine gegangen.
81. &reib bat Die StraBen-
babn-@ eieGidaff auf $4,000 Sda-
6eneriab perflagt, megen forperlider
@erlebungen ieiner Srat.
j 9os County bat oas @iieiiment
Ser g. 81. uno Mranias EaB gabn
nm $124,94 erbobt.
Sim Montag bat Die oeutihe
| Serienidule ser 9ermamnsiobne be-
gonnen uno 5tpar nit beoeiteno gro-
Berer S6iler5abl ols i'm porisen
Sabr.
Sim Yfingltnlontae batte Die
| @emeinoe Der oeutiden llltberiiden
ct. Sobannisfirbe elm 8icnic in
Springer's 8qrf, oas iebr bubid per-
lief.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-09
2ofAle6.
Mbitimmura ii6er GrohibitiOn.

WbittmmMng ltber FroBtbtftph.
9as grpartete lit eingetrofte EN-.
Nah elmer Sibnng, Die betnobe oeil
gar5en Sag geoa1ert batte, bat oaS
6emofrotiide grefutipfomite belblol-
len, Sen @ablern BET Ben oenofrotl.
ihen grimarmablen an %. Suit
sic Yrobibitionsfroge 5ur entlbete
oung por5uleserl. ltno 5ipar miro
es belize @oridIdse, iowobl ben Der
Grobibitioniiten als atd ben Der
Mnti-grobibitioniiten CUR @bitim-
mrrlg bringen. Der @oridlaa Der
3robibitioniiten eebt befanntli6 oa-
tin, oaB pie 2egislot1r benz golfe
Elm MnenSement CUR gerfaiiung por-
leqe, meldes Stoatsprobibition ein-
fiibrt; Ser @oridlag Der antizGrobt-
bitioniiten lautet oaB Oie 2egisla=
tlr Dem golfe ELM @erfaiiungsdmeft-
oement porlege, melbes iid fir Soc
cal Option uto Die itrifte 8nrd=
fiibrnnq oerielben erflart. geioe
8%etitionen, int oenen bieie 8oridlage
aernaht purben, 5eigten 5ablrelbe
unteridriften oie Der @ntiSFrobibt-
tioniften iogor nod Inn 5ebntoulerlo
mebr als Ole Ser Brobibitioniiten.
90 miro oenn alio in ben oeno-
frotiIden 8rimdrmablen am 20.
Suli oieie midtige Srage entI6ieoen
mer6en lt1o es gilt, Big oabin flei-
Big su arbeiter, Inn /einen ieoen
5reuno Ser perionliden Sreibeit
al1m ridtigen @e%ritdnonis Ser Gage
31 Hingen. Mneroings iagen bic
beioen @oridldee, oab ipater ! Elm
Gerfaiiungsamenoement benz golfe
8nr M%bitimmung porgelegt peroen
lon, mar lafie iid aber ni6t oa-
ourd tduiden, Die entideionng
liegt nidt in iener ipateren @Rtim=
mung iiber oos gerfaiiunesmenoe=
ment. bic @nti6ei6ung
Iiegtinbief 81 It n .
BET ben bemofrati6 e II
YrimGrmabIen am 5. S Il ;
ri. @iro in oieien 9rimdrmablelt
cine Maioritdt Ser Stimmen fir
ben goridlag Der 9robibitioniiten
abgegeben, 6ann miro oie oemofra-
tiide Transformation urameifelbaft
cine grflarung fir Staatsprobibi-
ton in lire 8latform aufnebmen
uno tpen1 oas geidebem tit, oann 1T
gar ni1t mebr oaran 5n oenfen, 0aB
Elm oiesbe5iigli1es ENHANCEMENT CUR
0erfaiiung ipdter 5nriidgemiefen fper-
ben iolte. Iber ielbit tpenn 6as
llnoenfbare geibeben tpiir6e nno oas
golf, lelbft nod @nnabme elmer Bro.
bibitionsplanfe in Die oemofratiihe
Ylatformb elm ioIdes ENHANCEMENT
5uriidmieie, Damn tpiiroe oie 0emofra-
tiide Hartei, in SoIge Der gntidet-
oung in ben Brimarpablen, int
mer nod berpflidtet iein Staats-
prohibition ein5ufiibren unb lie Mir
De- bies gar5 eiHfah ourd Mnnabme
zines bloBen Gtatuts, zines @elebes
IN Der 2~egislatnr, tun. Mnf ofeie
@eiie bat man alabama uno Georgia
Die Yrobibition ~aufgebaIft.
Die gntihei0ung liegt alio in ben
oemofratiiden Brimarpablen am
25. SlIi. Die Wadt Der 6einofra-
tiihen Bartei IN unierm Staate lit 81
groB afs oaB man oaran oenfen
fonnte, iie gu brederL oas @in5ige,
mas man TIM fam, it, gu berbiiten,
oaB iib pie Bartei fir 8robibition
erflGrt. l1no oas fam nur 6aourd)
geideben, 6oB iid aIe @ntizBrobibi.
tioniiten, gang gleid mel6er Bartei
fie friiber mgebort ba6en mogerl
an ben oemofratiihen Brimartpabletl
beteiIigen uno bort gegen ben Ior-
idlag Der Brobibitioniiten ltimrnel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-09

-9os folIdeIte Bib baben mir
meiit BON Denienigen, Die iid) nidt
perlteuen fouueu.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-03-12

Tic hulndi httus iiOAh nS,
down to an insect, that has net
in some degree consciousness;
they are al scntirnt beings,
souls
Now follows our questions to
Bro. Rust which he has not even |
made I'm attempt To answer.
Please read them:
Now if the Great plan of sal. !
,ation was for humanity only
Picnsc tell Us Bro. Rust what
this great plan was to the inhab'
tants of the Ark: Especially
Noah and his family: And please
tell me what position the two
Gainites held in the Ark? Now
we shall let yuu rest on this po:pt
until YOU answer thpse quas
tons And turn TO some Of orr
nbserdi,irs, and nons"Dco which
You spoke o: ana ask t..ou Fro
Eust j: this is tie arst one OF
I'll" abserGitic.. Pie@sC read.
Bm flesh with tie lite thereof y ,.rh
j. the blroi ,hpTeni, shall sc no, eat
GEN s. II
Or is it this one,
which sometimes were disobrIicnl
WHEN once he iungsuiirtia. of God wait.
cd ~ the d.l> of Nnah while thr ark
WAS pirpnfiug whc,ein fc@ eli. ha, is
eight smls were srvrd by water
! Pear ,. -
Or was il TINS one.
I And ct .,cy living hing ~ all &, 81
'wa Al every s"r' shqll thou hting into
,b, ark, I" keep them nliye with thee
the, shall b" m,;" and t.m,,c Grn G-l"
OR wa, i this one.
Aut ttrv wcl' it Gr.n Nnah nc The
arA Iw, lad SO Of nil Atsh Wien, n Z,
IL" hrrarh of ili,.
or rrflIl /, have. hnnp ,LiS ,,,.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-03-12

please answer those questions in
connection with those above.
i. Who was Gains wife? Gen. 4
I'D :. Please what was the diff.
ference between the sons Of God
and the daughters of men? Gen.
i CHI 3. If We are not right on
soul and living soul, what was
the difference between Cain and
Seth? (Gen. 4 CHI 4. Please tell
us the difference hctwcc the
four beasts John saw and tie four
and twenty elders: (Rey. 40
I'D 4
Now Bro. think this doee
will help you quite a hit think
You will be somewhat better,
when hear from You again; and
| that sou will think more serious.
~ Oh Tia" subject Of those trees
spoken Of in Ezekiel in this Ian
guage.
iae cfdng. in The garden Of Cad
card n"l hide hun: ,lr FIR trees were
| Nui IKE iis b1nrts. md the cncsnut
! RE. were not lhs ii> branches. moi
sny tree in Che garden Of God Wac like
nu!n lin 10 Ms beauty
haze made him far by he multi
tun'c " hs nranc es, so 'hai ali the trees
| of Eden. thai veg il ;hc garden OF Gud
cuvicd him. IL i 81
Two people here brother rich.
IN the garden. Paul said two
! people in the u eli. Rom. Don't 4
forget, Bro. Answer.
With those contradictions Of
ais, before tie reader: and those
u1caliol> ~ ours unanswered,
i sufficient arIu"mrnt 10 con.
d"Wu r,r bro'aor's theory. AID
.H> f'r :e t.o>, 'n~' scripture,
that - i.,, .,'.rrd Il, ~ q, use
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a ~lipE 80 =:

Ed p."Pse rplnln - N" wins geaia
tons - Ca'u'~ " f. G".. 20 ~;
Alt) pi,r', rI.,lln g., rnr IL ! Incsa
:. ="
Iunr. ',n,y / 4. -,uir,,
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PAGE oF INQUIRY

Ed. W. wish yam nnuil tel IL WHEN
.h's Sculpture Wi l., i'jnlci II h. ;
30 u il Il ,Jliitrd
';ludys bAwr,u.
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THE CRESSET
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Rev. 4. \. asrrsst. Editor.
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PUBLrsnsR's
NG Garrett and II. N. Bowers
Column. per year, 5000
" -. 1000
Ffoisssioa IA. cards .'5cts. u month
Locals per line. LIST. insersion oS
subsequent insertions. OF
LosR advertisements mW "r ron
tinntI until S,G..fd oaf
~ Srraai contracts matt on lar
adds
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trh1'lNU",, e. page J.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-31

point. as usual in his appeal to Rob erts.
 Lock here. alderman said he. --yea've been trying for years to ge, through park bill for your ward sun want ity-
 Yes returned Roberts. My con. stitnents are at ne al tue tiase about that park They
 '.lt would make your wards property values 70 up 5a Der ceat. sad ii would maSe yoa s0iid t,aere Iore2er, heys'
 Yes but
 slatn~uee that tin again. and I'n gnaaniee u will go through
 An You gn earnestly
 "Therv's my hand on t. Only. ef eourse. is's understood that your park bin won't come up antn after the Rer- ough Street railway franchise Is pass ei. UaderStands"
 I'm afraid do said Roberts after pause "bns voted against that hlll, and
 You voted against the htn In it's original form EIorrigan interrupted reassarlagls. aud you were rlght toe It had a lot of clauses that yoa thought weren't square. But al these have been cut out"
 "But still"--
 ''aut yoa'iI be doing what's best for your own constituents hy looking aft. CT their Interests h the matter of the park You'h he their hero for that Of course If l wanted h put il another way l could remind you that your business Is in had WAY and that a friend of mine has bought up your notes at the Sturtevsnt Trust company and means 10 send them to you tonor. row. But that has nothing to do with the case So iust"-
 I'm honest. Mir, Horrigan." faltered Roberts. IT.
 Sure you're honest, That's why you'll have the courage to vote for the bill when you see it's been amended SO as to be good thing for the city That's being honest. Isn't ity"
 Fl suppose so. Aud the notes the
 They'll he sent you by registered mail tomorrow if you want them. Do yonf f'
 Yves That is. I'--
 That's settled then You've got a level head Good ntght"
 The bass stroic aut. Il grim slaile or victory ou his big faee leaving Rob erts staadiug confused denhfnl. hl~ brain aWhisf How leng the teuatcs3 alderman stond thus ohllseas to tn music his surroundings aud all else he rauld Hescf feInemlicr. hut veie, Il his elbaw hfuagilt hie1 h his SeBse eiih sfart that Was followed hs | hfil If har ,ls he wheeled and recag Hiyed The spsaker
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-31

tiIne -
 Meantime she Is here tonight with MT. Wainwright. Have you seen herY~
 ''only for minute"
 Did she treat you with the same friendllhess. the same interest. as Of oidf Don't think I'm inquisitive. dear l only ask all these questions because l love you~
 know. he answered. pressing her hand as Ii lay on his arm, yet can hardly answer you. for hardly know. In her presence I am not at ease be cause l can't tel her everything. and She seems III at ease because she knows there's something don't tell her Oh
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-31

something has happened. Alwyn." aeciaFFd. and want se know ae ss that can help you. You love And that day she came back from we felt sure she loved you. Wsat lhdihs you two apartr
 aA'hf that can be heirsd- na yes Sever go to see her of*- 'isa ean r: You know my attitude afa tser socle How can I cnil op .ss< sss is in his house? 1 ex- ~ his rekatssns toward the Borough = faiiSsy franchise bill. am i's him ase his iniquitous bill every h4eaAs in my power. DAi- iives--
 nadnf thSaghf of that. You poor Rct sureiy--
 aa something more. Her money re'rys are invested in Borough
 By heafing that bill l seem Nis 10 be wilifuiiy wrecking ,''tune- 1 told you the plan I ar
 with Ferry 10 avert this, but es%7nt know of that And~- ns Cont you tell her. thea7 Or he tel herY'
 ose it isn't her gratitude l want her to love me"
 oon yon see in the meantime .. weapon you are putting into y,Aiawright's hands! Suppose be .4.'as of your enmity 10 him and
 Abow you are seemingly trying 'ssefisA her and her brother? He Felndiee her terribly against"- tneaght Of all that l must be
 10 wait Next Friday the re
 oush bil. comes up before the again for the final nght settled one way or the other so 70 her and explain Mean
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-31
CHATTER VIII

.,tvF faund out who their four
 ,aspth man is. your honor." whis-
 nared Phelan in high excitement
 aIt.s Roberts Richard P Rob
 af the Third. Hes the alderman .s~, Horrigan's trying to put the h. .,s. sigu on. We've got to nail him f we can
 -ys,re sure it's RobertsT asked p.nnett in the same undertone.
 Tbs administration ball was h full .-,,s Mayor and alderman had .hsneed 10 meet for moment in a big, ..euaed reception foyer just of the ~.m sure its Roberts?" echoed p,elsn Am I sure? Might as well .sk me an sure Chesty Dick Horri- ~.n is crooked. I've got the facts down s,,a,cht Them secret service chaps of nine'-
 -If ,bev get Roberts they will be ahe 10 pass the biif'-
 ~They aint goin' to get him if Jim rr phelan's hand don't turn out to be sl deuceS an trays. An
 ~Keep ap eye on him and don't let him go away without my knowing 1t [ mnst see him tonight and learn posi- lively how he stands in regard to the natter. He has a reputation for being honest. If only
 Here's Alwyn, Mrs. Bennett" came Perry Wainwright's voice from the doorway. "In here. Say, your honor. seur honorable honor's honored moth er has been looking everywhere for yon And now that Eve reunited the long lost mayor and his anxious man. na Fl chase off and find my partner for the next waltz l wish it was eYuthia Ever dance with Cynthia twvns Poetry of motion and all that like a swan or-or a-oh, good even iss alderman didnt see yeuY Are l you dancing tonightE apancn.s repeated Phelan in high | disgast. epo look it? It's bad enough to he harnessed into this open tated suit that feels like l was goin to sip through of it every minute. without tr4 iu' to dance too. At slow If this kind I feel like pair of yele1 sh0es at a fun'ral. So long, ggr honor. Even, Mrs. Bennett j Here's tue music startin, son." he s5aed to Perry as he started for the taToom.
 I heard It." said the tad, but I'm h no wild hurry"
 Thought you said you had a part ber to look up
 T haye-one of Judge Newman's daughters Ever see her? 1 thought aot or you wouldn't have wondered why wasut in q hurry. Better late than
 Are you having q good time. moth gse Bennett was asking the little o6 adg as te found seat for her.
 efes" she answered. Aren't you.
 pf course l sm. Why de you ask v
 The fever was thinning out as pee De trooped to the ballroom. For the ~ment mother and son were alone Fegether
 You aren't having a good time. Al
 yn, sIe contradicted gently. You're Unhappy about something Tell me-
 @Aohsensete he denied, with forced kugh T.
 You are thiBkfng of Dallas. my beF ah{t.Ing wI'eIlg between you apc Per? What has sappened?"
 Nothing be answered suIlenly. .ut he mother vas not content. Her eart sehed fer the grief her son was Fying to hide.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-31

its a wretched position for us both 7"
 Then V h ' don't you clear it upT
 By going to her and saying: Dallas. I am exposing your u n C le as a blackguard and am destroying ' 0 UT fortune and rrvsc Will you marry me These are the facts; but.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-31
CHAPTER TX.

-HF moment of strained silence
 that ensued upon Horrigan eh'
 trance was broken by the nre
 pressibIe Perry. who. hasihk rescued Cynthia from Gibhs al 'ns close of their dance. was escofssns ne'
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-31
THE PUTNAM PATRIOT July sl loos

p~cted him. Gibbs. white possessing all the ambition. se,fshness and lack
 of conscience that Q toward fhe aak. Ing of great ananciev, laekei the o0e chief essentials for the Paf;-namelS.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-31
Commonwealth Hotel
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The sun., 1908-01-16
NEW YORK STATE.
Mr. Bryan Can't Garry II, but There Are
Democrats Who Can.

To TIE EDITOR on TIE Sun Sir, An
sdmirer Of Mr.. Bryan in this mornings SUN
asks the writer TO name the man who can
poll more votes than Mr.. Bryan or who can
carry New York State If Mr.. Bryan cannot. d"
This same admirer also gives the vote re-
ceived by Mr.. Bryan in 1906 and 1900 In the
country at large and in New York State az
compared with that received by Mr.. Parker
In 1904, to the disadvantage OF the latter.
The merest tyrO In politics understands
the reason for this poor showing on Judge
PaTker's part. In 1904 Theodore Roosevelt
was candidate for the Presidency; To
large proportion OF those voters who had
supported Mr.. Bryan in 1895 and 1900 Mr..
Roosevelt was a far more attractive figure
OF Mr.. Bryan saw in Mr.. Roosevelt = man
whose policies and character TeEembled In
many ways those OF the statesmsn from
Roosevelt BY the hundreds OF thousa nds
On the other hand. Mr.. Roosevelt. consum-
own party that he polled practically It's solid
vote. Under these circumstances the only
wonder Is that Mr.. RoOseVelt's majority vas
But things have happened since 1904. and
Mr Roosevelt VIII not De candidate Tor the
rnmss Sy pertinont m i5eTs ees" sny Democpat
who can be named 10 oppose the Republican
candidate who viii he stronger than Mt.
that IL has already twice been clearly proved,
and Is a matter Of absolute knowledge to-day.
llaL MT. Bryan cannot poll Nne unlIeu NOlN
of his party in New York State. There are
At least 900 Democrats here who under no
circumstances will ever vote for him. His
chances Of obtaining the electoral vote Of
this State therefore are absolutely hopeless.
To claim that there is a sufficient detection In
the ranks Of the Republican party in New
York state to-day 10 give Mr. Bryan its cleo
toral vote Ia absurd. Such a claim IL based
on the widest fancy. without shred Of evil
dence or fact TO sustain II.
Admitting. As your correspondent tacitly
does. that the vote OF New York State IL e1-
sential TO Democratic success. tha wisdom ~
nominating some man who Is stronger than
Mr.. Bryan in this state therefore, Of course,
becomes apparent. John A.. Johnson Of
Minnesota Woodrow Wilson OF New Jersey,
George Gray Of Delaware would. any one OF
them. poll at least 10000 more votes for tho
Democratic ticket in, New, York state than
Mr.. Bryan. A against William II. Taft,
any one Of these three men could, IN the
writer's judgment, carry New York state.
and land New Jersey and Connecticut as
well in the Democratic column. Is not this
worth trying for? IL not this better than
being handicapped with a candidacy that
means the inevitable lOss-as has already
twice been proYed-of these three states in
dispensAble to Denocratio succe6s2
A DEMocRAr ron VICTORY.
NEW YokK, January 10.