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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-04
& Wei Deserved Co1pliment
70 Chsf Judge Glenn 4
Wo--1rngton-
Rszsrs ESit,rs

Hessrs. Elifsrs-
In locking over : recent EHm-
Ser Of The Lawyers Reports An
as,ssIe,s = So- II rev series. zt
page So i foaad s5e opinion
delIreresi IN tn Cogrr ~ Apf-sIs
% MARYLAND February 9Th 1905.
rhrDGgA His Honor CHEF Judge
Glenn Il WorthIuEron. In the
r4>e If Ceatrsl OF Georgia Ball
Szy CS1 paHv u. NsGFir- Elrh
nrr<. EhIca deserves some notice
as 1ae E4sds 81 Eae I~z4I prof-s-
sion aad Of toe citizens IF IRE
J91IcIsI CIrc1ir. u which His
HoaOr CART Judge WsftsI1gs. u
nOE preSEsies II ! such sssisfzc-
s5ou 10 ihose Who may have bu.l
mess q hls court
A. The Lawyers Reports An
Rotated. i standard work Of
hIga su1aoriry smOug the mem
bets Of "a legal pr0f--sIoa all
over the Cui-ed S-zre>- sAd a. II
.-iecss tnr0aza IL eSperi-ncrd
eaiErs-rS 0nls -1eh spEUIsn. wbIra
are re~DeG Of pernsnen- value
10 the profession. 4 ! eVid-htIsl
% tn high >FzndIEz that His
H0aac slr-ziy oceupl-S on ta-
h-nra- that rhI> opinion b- has
delivered I4 The NartIszd Conrt
II Appeals shNaId have been -
lrrs-d for PablIrzrIoa IN these
rrPorE>-
As hi f-Iln9 rItIz-a< nzrursIly
tzse 81 Interest and prize IN tue
ssrrr>> waErh bss sfrrHdesf thu
-EOrs 81 Judge rhIagrna IN
The sbsFs thar thar h. hz< he-n
EpoH h heHeh. I have d-emrsF
1t E-II 10 AK Isis spare IN y0ur
paper 20 bring To th- attention
Of yoGr Frzi-s. sh- aIgh rhsrzr
I-r 81 thu jaiIci4I work zIrrads
done by JssIge oEtsTngfOu and
rhe appreciation With EbI-a II
hz> b~rH r-xrIV-d by- the mrm
ters OF the h-Hrs and bar not
only in MARYLAND. boz iarOagh
ogE the UHired STATES
Tue Eark F-slaTr-si Of The mem
bers 1t tb- CoarE of ApE-zI- Of
oar al ! siIfieuir and zsfauu>.
bar judge Wort sington gives ~
IsirHc- II legal alszIRneutS. of
1utIrIug Industry zHd an spri
s1sle fOE aI> EJrS that must can
p and The r->P-rz aad attention
Of hi> feiloE citizens AMI the
Srif-r hHp-s thar be sill ~
rrrzIu-d IN ala high position b.
the votsE- Of this Ja,iicIaI CisraIG-
L. Z. Y.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-04
N=e-ing Gthe I'D Z

FIrZa8Zk LEI CaSgter L D. G.
h@l6 their rrzzIzr uaarhIF NET
Ing 81 Eoaazv l4ss. with a full
s-Eendzner. RSQ-Iae bGssneSs was
essiElv rrSzS4cs- I Tae el-erIaa
ofo5errS I'll take pszes January
ls-1. n compliance with the re-
po<s Of Ehern4IIEt-e oH n0mTas
lions To- death % Hrs ETA
P SIzdOrE vas sn1O1aersf su1
the memorial eoEuIsre~ we're n
strEeved 10 Prrp2re .a5rsb'e re-.s7-
lGsioHs and a 1arzI rrIsl-e vas
ordained ard The chapter request
- 20 zFErhd The faEessi After
fully dI>eus>IRz the battle Of No
noezey ard R0ngnents rrr~r-d
bE F-d>rssS soIsiI-r~- Il va .IE
geSs~c Eas5 $nu- uxrse ~
p-&r~d o. Ihzt cid 90 c0mneusr-
ATE tG~ victory Z Ehe Coafest-r
ares II that memorable and
bleedy ennriie-- Tx sazz-S-so
va E-f-Fred 70 sp-risI cssm mIrrse
20 repos q S.sme >aEs.~s s-sE E--E-
Iag An I1rere= Iaz 2rEE-Ie sxs
faea read ~ Mrs. p saith
from the Frezer7rk Examiner %
August I.S2 II gave = EI~-sry
o. the srreS- sad iiayrisoaneas q
several % oar II iZ-n-. Who we're
fooBd gailfy Of tF-4.sn. for s-usi-
ing AID zEd ssaf OrE - >o1rh-r
pgI-o1~r~ a. FOIs DelzEsr-. Th-Sx
Errr WIIlismJ R0-s. G-erz- VI.
Potts and CaxrI-~ " Boss. Who
s-ns boxes % elsEhinz. Taess
ge1Vtrmsn Erre brugzut b-f0re =
csl0rrEuzrirIzl. fOaRd gaIlty sad
srnleared 10 pFI-oa- They we're
takes 20 B4irImor-. bar x-rr r
l-as-rt after f-E dzy~. The ar
rIcie also spike 81 the tg-asou OF
jacob u hahs-+. Ssrh2nb-I vii
>on. TyI-F Dali and o. her cIrI
zens Who aided the SauEh.
j social koUr f0lIOEesf. WIEN
renIBIss-rEeEs ~ E1- var srre told
aud srrzn gca-nts made for tie
crl-brzFTOa Of Gr1eIsl Z bert L
Le-'- bIrF hszy January -. 1909
Gaze 4nd Cream Erfe s-ry ed thQ.
81 sIng = nso>E drlignFfoI evening
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-04
Drinking Men Discharged.

\ HBEb-r uf Bal ina0rr & ONO
Railroad Eea On rhe second aud
rhIEri divisions have rerrurIy been
discharged for violations If rhr
rules against drinking IutoxIrar-
ig liquor. sad many more dis
chargr> for the same cause are II
F-~ctrd ID Brunswick. NsrtinsbuEg
and CumiirE land SIX conductors.
rEo bsggsgena>sers and two
train auditors ErFe among tho--
who 1-rr discharged last week.
II = sid that during tho last two
weeks private detectives have
bern IN AarTia<burg. BruusEIrk
and Gum herIaHd frrrrttlng out
violations OF the rule against
drinking. riEher ON or of du.y.
and It l. believed that a general
sh-keup sill nrcar between BaIri
more aud Pa krr>burg- At the
ot1icrs u Baltimore II vas stated
that ta- order against drinking Is
nrIng strictly enforced. and vInla
tISas come dIrecIIy To- the atteu
tEon Of Tue division officers. Tie
rule ~hIeh ~as promulgated by
Third Vice President Potter. Is
said 20 n4se resulted Ia more eff
cIrut service. end a correspond
ing Increase in safety The effect
of the rule l. 10 impose total 40
silence npan he men. as they may
lot drink on or of duty.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-04
County Clerks Office

Daring the month Of NOvem b-r
there were 1.3 Instruments iI-ai
as TIE clerks office Thrre were
@ deeds. 81 mortgages. fAree Of
which we're chstrrl mortgages. IL
bills Of sale. 2 agreements. | con
tract and l release of debt There
Erre 80 marriage licenses issued.
fOnr Of which we're marked -.don't
publish Ministers certificates
have net been returned for IA
lIren~es. One certificate Of bauns
was filed for record.
Monday was the ending Of the
fiscal year At the clerks Office.
DaIing tie year ending here were
1864 Instruments filed. There
we're 1.I47 deeds and 424 mort
gage-. Daring tue year there were
3o5 marriage licenses issued.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-04

PsEzDzST-EET TAFT oezrz IRE
b. czlz = ~ szsaIzez EI-1 III ss5ss.-
taa1 q F2ak 4 HiEes essex - PssF.
a-zss-- GeEer1L H "a Ezesy Yo1ng
n-a1 NC ass slr-atg zIEeo = god AZ
e's- { e hIE-~4f ~ = can paIzn na1z-
60 = = hal a1z1.gs EL= Post Or
DsparJE-=s a. ably q. &c 1z.3 TIE Tsft
pa = a-ssr= Z xf-er tie 11uainz-
Eia1 Il.--- !. 20 cas.bs TIA IL vii nlaks
gs.t g. AplE-s - EaseA &c : az-lh-r
"a 1=s - r-4-o q - s3rruer eecu-
p .Es-g ftn- frs Assl=,ac P1sE1rs= &
~ =raA.1zg
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-04
Bryan II Danger From Bear

William J. Bryan : the hero OF
bar burning expedition in Mex
Len. 10 which Eoand-si bar az
irmpfrsi ro hBg TIN Democratic
irsd~r in death .ga~rze-
Afr~r several sa1-s bad been
p.ser'l 10 The b~ar and he rumbErd
~ The ZF0mnd a. II dead Nr.
BRYAN FsH Up 70 measure tue ami
nal Ehirh -ad1euIy grabbed at
hIna- With qairk Jerk Mr.
By -~rsp-d Eifh few scratch
- on III b SIS. bar hi> hunting
eat Va rara from hIs back BY
tue rns aged beast.
iiI~ csaI psnIons rushed 70 Yr.
BFtaH's fe-eHe ard quickly dI.-
patched the bear before he could
d. iDftbrr damage.
For fEO day. the party Of eight
hugtrr-. BRAIDED by J. 4. RobIn-
SON. zril kH.sxn American With
extensive holdings in Mexico. and
General Rey g. G0sernor Of Goa
hg.la- have bern killing big game
III ~ IOsnFaiHs Of Chihuahua
and one F-pOrt credits Dir. BRYAN
vito several deer. a mountain lion
and rhrrr b~srs. only four bears
having bern sighted 20 lar. Ar.
BrE 81 % General Reyes saws. dill
Lot appreciate bis danger and de-
pTrra - taIk OF 4ny-heroic art or
eieveErs~- lie says the bear vas
m~rrsiiy aGrt whrH he attempted
1" hHg. aud vas HARMLESS when be
TrScBrd him
Tue anInal weighed about 500
poaH'ls. sad he skin will nc pre-
>~ryrd a. a mementO IF the event.
The Hrmbers Of the expedition
wrre caarIOurd by Mr. Bryan 10
Eerp ihr ese~pzd- quiet, - be did
Hoi ~i~h To DC held up .. a .-ua
tgre fsxrr
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-04

OsLFs - 1ayS sxs PrzE--cr Wa
- 2 Nserx r--11.czs1 -hz- n tine
psast - aa-rTz Ehe1 f1gF s1s-hasf
% Fzs EArTil-=s 11As1e n TIE Jared
-ca - EDEls - azn1LeG - H.
ess1--A TIE Cr1zE-. b rssz s1ssfEz haE
1-ariE ~ have Aspc0aetzs1 thz e5ad5-
q G. DsE reg Increase n 1z-csr
sns.s ia1=s A. - n. the % Gz4zase-
TIE AVA ale fz-z zz.tze1res rE4z oce
e srrI1ce u Ev-sVs = zIrz-a-eEy Ok
saiv=i ~ G5e1aI c%r=@ II lEs Il
wee ra.- ags.1 esuzIa-z = fzer.1.~
10 tn rzsaa a1=erF=-s, a11 Z H. o.s-
1aSioG --oGl1 lo-bae e q years. TIE
pr-zis-z1 a q Pes ss=at " Eessr VII -
v=rz6-ss soossz IL zs3te q Ehe -ix-a
dss-1s- - Fr=-eas eszt1-y
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-04
Boulevard Committee Hurt.

The C0mmItEr- 30 Witt Con
grr-snzH Lsfesa. between YuEx
s8d H0nover. azar-sI in an auto
mobile zrcId-a- "a N8aisy las
Ars-Fs Io>ph ID. Baker. Wm 7.
BAKER. Gc.0gg " IA Smira. Major
z y GDld>b0rouzb. J. Clarke
hretrr ard the Chsf-gr Box
e. ~eEe in the large sou.Iug car
Of Mr. Helms d. Baker on sh-Ir
way 20 YORK wb-a they we're
srgek 0y al sQr0a.nsIIe from 40
bOrl-fwwn driven recxlez>Iy D.
Mr. Hof-r- The BAKER party wese
throw 01E 5aE none we're S-rtga<
Is injured. rheIr es>rzpe sithOar
serT"Q- IuJary va MIRACLES. the
mzrhEEe Ess s0mr1b4t injured.
but IL short tImr "a r-pzIr-ss.
Eurkmes from YORK hssIag b--n
seni out fnr this psrpo>-. Tn
patty rrmsiued II YDlk over
night.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-04
Death Record.

For the month OF November 81
deaths were recorded for this CITY
Q I'd cDunty- Five persons died In
the city, There were III inter
mrnts At Mount Olives and 1 in
tue colOTed graveysrds. Sixteen
persons died in tire county Bur
ials we're made at Liberty, Beaver
Dam. Rocky Ridge. Woodsboro.
MIddletOwn Kemptown, Thur
mont, Manor. Mortality was less
than In the mouth of October.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-04

It ssE ST. 40 70 51za,.e The BeEau
can pa q T.. : sae Sun o. 90 :
cab e-s1rr- 1Gsei. 1ssaEg 10 estimate
4 l-.zl lsZ- EinH- la-Cr lo-C les an6
IEsiIvI1-s eTpeEs1lT-re= Ehax % rod
S1-- any - :. IL sle political h.aG-
: spIox Tie =rr0E q eo1zs Iagrcr=
and .-rF-ssr-. DoEeTe-. = scc-EhEs
nalsixzs=i By III nsSs--tse that he
oc1-r --i-sSs spsa- s-arIy tore~ ~
El1eE
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-04
Husband and Mouez Cone.

Deserted by her husband. Mrs.
Mary Tyre. OF this county. uh0
. frE years ago M rri-i q Cana
dian. i eou6uefs.iu ne LHray J4II.
having spI,arenTiy los her aInd.
Several years age Isrer cane
20 the HOueyyiIIe ne ghf0rhoOsi.
sboBE 10 miles ~OuT L Of Laray ant
after hrI-f acquaintance married
Miss Mary Kite. EsopuIs. young
girl. Size had about Il. zeJ IN
money Deposited in the Larzy
banks Several months ago they
went TO PIrfsbarg- where DC IN
dBeed her 10 give him chick for
her money He left i.nmedTaFeIY
for parts uHknOxn- BrO0dIng over
The loss Of the money and hIs de-
sertipu apparently affected her
mind.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-04

IHE Numerous provisions to tie
bot -Prlnz- Indicate that the Re.ub-
lean Iezs are much more nu-uerous
than the holes that me Pr--id-nt-eleet
can provide for them No, ~Ith-tsnd-
luz the enormous ineEezs- 81 Offices.
bureaus AMI job undvr ths 70 sev-It
ahministrafi n. it will he necessary 10
make till more places for the party
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-04
Quotations Furnished by Fred
erick County Farmers

erick County Farmers
Exchange.
CORRECTED NOVEMBER 81. 1905.
Wheat
No > red. sl.0O.
No. , rel. 96c.
Steamer. so 10 S5e.
Rejected. 75c to soc.
Corn
New Yellow ear corn. - S. 10
NV While ear corn. - IS 10
Yellow shrllei. SIC 10 6Oc I'm
White shelled. 55e to Coo bu.
6Oc to Csc per busheI.
6Oc to CSC per bushel.
Hay. Bal-,l-
No Timothy. slrto sI2.
No ? Timothy. $40 TO sll.
No. l Mixed. $40 to slI.
Mo- 2 Mixed. ~ to slO.
Clover. IS 10 81.
Hay. not baled-
- to $40 per ton.
Straw
Bsled Wheat. IS to 80.
Bsled Oats. IS to ~
Bundle Rye. IS to $40.
Flour. Etc
WinterW heat IS. 80 TO s5.75bI
Spring Wheat. SO 10 30. o5 HI
Cornmeal. sl.6O to 81. 20 per
100 pounds.
Bucksheat. SIC to &c per ID.
Mill Feed
Bran. $3.50 per ton.
MiddliBgs. ssS per ton
Bed Org. s22 per ton.
Dairy Feeds. $50 80 per tom
Cotton Seed Meal, s33 Der ton
Potatoes
Sc to 90c per bushel.
Seeds
Timothy. sI.75 to q per bu.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-04

IHssE : E1= tosc1 u a1c-5c II
CEair4zD Pssl-'- : zk-ssioa q 81
p-r e-Gr day % rsr n-1wAr= zh-a
eratrE-s=s SHh Pr-=Ist-at-=s 81 Tan.
0gInsY : = IN - pr ee1tt4ty gzhg
J. ri er-a-esl l. tals r=s-ps~s. Al a.
tx eualrunal / u1.-a ta= a~ttec tariff
--f.irss.-s u IN sE0-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-04

TEE be=l prD eth C4rn-g5e arxu-
u--Gt * Tex trade 10 -ceel zrs1 o. .
f-rn5-Les- 81 tn z6pEinx q Tie *
RIOS prozt- x th- >s-=I and o. Trusts-
o. < 80 o1tLs < Ihesr OEn dIsi-
dad. CarE-z5- stand. vinssIezfet1-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-04

The weather for the pas, f..
days has been yeFy ehaug-a5l.
On Wednesday evening il 60
neBcrf 70 get much colder aas
By Thursday morning II 80
pretty chilly
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-04

FEOHIss -Eoy 80 thas euG1.ry Is h=ts
up ~ G-ru-zl-s r. A. 2bGo<r-ns example
sf . - Eo=-Iaty mizls owe lske III
A1s. e RlI Ne aud WuFzner9 6e-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-04
sE~ s0yzsrIsExEsrs
NOTT z

IT, C6r1r1fssf01e-z Z cnz-sfs-s 80
rs5-ta0-s - ~ e-5'es County. NJ on
eSrF- -<zsls1 Proposals. ~ f-z1fs-.f~ -
- r. - = III frnsnxgzss go P4es
fr--~ = nsf-. lamar. F-a--s-g- lor
u -ve- $40 Tie szx- prD5ozzl. 81 @ad
ezlTz1 O 70
T5ssOAT- DECEMBER ath. l.s
a. % ofelocx. Al
AZ wtsess ttrz@ s~fr Comm fszsr,-,s-. ,-s,s
a - Car H,fs-e al open szea Proa0sais
s-s51zssas 5i1de-s. yho xiii y -z----ss e
xSTs aF3a1 a. tfs@ Cont n szfegn@-x --.- - %
- tds faithful ps-S .srslzEa.< < To- sss7--
Pr spf-s X -zD1sa=s Ezat-1 -4fi -,
Al 49, E.Bw4ED H9CcE $780,. - %
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-04

As pr liminary sep for becoming
candidate for SenatOr Fur.ks =
seal, Charles P. Taft has formally SIP
ars'.d himself frnm all corporations
l. this an ais.'Iute divorce, or only .
sepsra lou from bard and bed.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-04

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ary p. reri,g- EiIh - mrlItsrg +
- ibaLa- RsoE- . - every uzaEuILg u
lIs=l III e.mpa g.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-04

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+ - MATER q t1e Ard tors R<cr-- s1aa
To- 2-L1 7 y - SOT-z1per. ssss
fE1EzED Tnz- q th= 18th 6zynS Issezr,bsr
nj t1az-g VII crD.-rz5 20 AZ 80 ~
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-zrz z1i=-< ezE-< % tn cJnfrzry tl--zsle ~
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tls 0r1-r &c Ea-ertes1 IA so-a. zersrs-s,
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DEas1 this IN day % S0Ternhe-. Is1s.
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Cls-z q tt=ff- tit ro1rt f1- Frs-srtexCounty
ire Copy-I=zt
SAMUEL 7. HAFFSER.
-5ara=- Z Nsi1a<rz, C.erk.
6-cs5t Solicitors.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-04
TIE ITIZE\
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c. H. sAUGHNAN 4 soN.

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-04

The Anti Saloon League Of
Frederick COuHy will meet on
Thursday December 10th AZ I-3O
p IN. IN the assembly room Of tho
L. N- e. A Nine directors will
be elected 10 serve for the ensuing
Year. reports will be read for the
work done in 1905. aud Nr. W. s.
PaulsrOB assistant State Superin-
tendenr. xill give . synopsis Of
the work to be done ia 1909.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-04
MONDAY. DEcENBzE nz7. 1908,
ans O'-lsk. a.


s71 h-=51z -h= SAM rssi estate A. described
in - 1-s=3 firm The Fsss-rie Tp~n 80.
Er<s H. rIGfA1s - 2 e1zrt keIsT dated
lara II - AMI yer0-iei in 11~r J h.
J NJ : rBiio -. oz= ~ the Land R-eorss az
Fre-,=rlc< Coaaty. and e.3afzfclnx
g ACRES AND = PERcaEs OF LAND,
f1t5-- O 50 and i sss raf=5 II Euuit>bunz
s21 ars-1znks< IN IslsE-Icts. il Fr-d nix
a1nzF sao1t tEss rui - sp4En OF Nj saint
MATS t1lt-ze. "a he cd Ne.hznieSf0grn
% x rod oa= AZ nile fr.S1a the furualEe
Al. IA ling rom Er1nfzxo0rg 10 Neehsn.
icze tEc
Iri> ianprpy=5 . rev zesth=r boareed
~ -itf1z no1ss- eD1tztzf1< SIX MONS Usznn
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-10
THE DEPARTURE or REV. D. &
hENkEl.

Newport News will lose q man OF
proven worth as a minister Of the
gospel and as citizen when Rev. d.
Henkel leaves next week to accept
q charge in Harrisonburg. For three
years, during which time he has
been pastor Of the Twenty-fourtn
Street Church Of Christ. Mr.. Henkei
has been a factor for good In mo
city. He Is beloved by his congresa'
ton and. though his church Is not q
large one, he has occupied a promi'
nent place in the city and holds the
confidence and esteem OF the public.
Mr.. Henkel's departure will be
sincerely regretted, and he will carry
with him to his new field OF work
the best wishes Of all who know
him,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-10

Try HuIrs IIstse Bsvev F''s
Hairs Gu, R.se Dug store. -"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-10

upon the country an ubiquitous tar
IN tthe cause Of all our trust trouble)
and now only because OF public clam
or It promises revision"
2. Republican administrations have
constantly been more and more waste
full of the public funds.
3 Because every trust In the coun
try is arrayed on the side OF the Re
publican party. Why
4. Because We are tired Of Speaker
Cannon overriding the will Of the peo
pie who elect what they intend to
be their representatives to Congress
S. Because the President. after Is
suing a loud warning to all his Of
flee holders to keep out of politics
during the campaign. is the principal
and worst violator Of his own rule.
s. Because the President was not
honest in his answers to Mr.. Bryan.
Z. Because the President has Great
ed or attempted to create a crown
prince.
8: Because we believe in guarantee
OF bank deposits.
Q. Because of the hypocritical atti-
tude Of the. Republican platform on
publicity Of campaign contributions.
We shall vote for Democratic Gov
ernor because in case a kind Provi-
dence should remove one or both OF
the dead ones" occupying the New
York seats in the United States Sen
ate we want Democrats appointed
who will assist Mr.. Bryan.
We shall vote for Democratic men,
bers Of the Legislature for the same
reason. And we shall vote for Demo
cratic Congressman.
THOMAS w. ENDICOTT.
New York. Sept. 30.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-10

|S-that he, too. has rendered battle
sh.ps and kindred engint7 Of war
obsols tie. He will aDaihilate all the
big craft with miniature craft
manned by two men.
|, The invention IL 80 simple, twere
wonder that nobody had though
Of It before. This diminutive fioater,
handled easily by two men. Is invui
nerable to tw,lve.inch shells. al
though / could hardly be more thai
twenty feet long. 1t will travel AZ
terrific speed" with ton OF high
explosive fastened to It's nose. This
ton of gun-cotton will be damned
against thu hull OF the hostile ship,
"whereyer the other fellow least
wants to have It," >.
What becomes Of the wee attack
er, which, be It remembered, is as
close to the explosion as the big at
lacked? Easily answered. The IT.
lie David floats safely away upon the
swell created by the sinking OF the
great Goliath.
Could anything be simpler?
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-10
PLANS CANNOT BE TAKEN UP
TOO SOON.

The city OF Newport News should
pay It's part in the reception when
is to be given the Atlantic feet when
the vessels drop anchor in Hampton
Roads al the completion OF their
world-circling cruise. The arrival OF
the feet Is several months away. out
1t will take time to arrange the Gel
ebration, and the Tidewater cities
cannot begin making their arrange
ments too soon.
This matter should be brought up
at the meeting Of the board OF al
dermen next Tuesday night. in order
that the city may be ready to parti'
cipate in the movement at once.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-10
NE rRousLE IN THE eALKANs.


The Balkans are to Europe what
Breathitt county is to Kentucky. The
little nations through which these
mountains run are called civilized on
" through courtesy. They are al
ways In a turmoil, and In some way
they manage to keep Europe In not
water.
BULGARIA is now the center OF dis
turbance. She has dec,ar.I her COM
plete independence Of Turkey. and her
peopie wish to Reht. They think the
Bulgarian army could march on Con-
stantinople ami capture the city be-
fore the Turkish army could mobilize
A few years ago the Greeks talk,
FL in the same manner. and forces a
var on Turkey. As result. Greece
would have be. wiped on the map
hut fo, the fact that the powers OF
Envcpe would not permit her destrue'
ton. II Turkey. forced by Bulgaria.
should begin war nov the powers
should not interfere. Europe wouid
gain BY the complete conquest oil
Bulgaria by Turkey.
The crC3flOn VI tue cAiNah SessS
was a mistake Their people are nos
capable OF even a limited degree OF
Enforcement Their government Is
little better than anarchy. and they
are constant disturbers Of the peace.
They, should have remained under
Turkish control.
II var should occur. II seems prop
able that Turkey will have to fight
Austria as we'll as Bulgaria Tur'
kew has more than once successfully
faced greater odds. Her army Is nov
supposed to be in poor eondition
but this superstition has been INDUCED
, In before oHly to be knocked into
smithers Gems nv the actual test
! Austria has . larger army than Tur
key. but. speaking o6hand. we cannot
recall andy war :ha. Austria ever
fought single handed or with so instg
nis,cant an ally a. Bulgaria In whicf
she proved the conqueror
Europe should stand aside and
sce what viii happen. Speaking q
nations and not Of human lives. y
would not matter what happened. u
is q sort Of q devil and the witch NJ
fair. which would call for no sympa
thy. however Il mIght end.-Jackson
i vile Timos-Iruion
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-10
ThIS FAMILY otecU4Seo
PolIrIcA

The following communication re-
Gently appeared In the New York
World:
Nv sathcr twho has voted the Re
publican ticket since the organization
of tbs parry. NY 'hrwe brothers and
myself tall u whom have voted the
Republican ticket siase ne turT~d
;vcatyone, have bccn Discussing TIE
campaign. Last night 90 made oar
dectssos. and u h thsi we shah voss
ser Mr.. Bryan. Cor tho following res
sons:
!. The Ropubl,css sartv has bon
In power twelve years sad his Forced