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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-22

The Turner's gave a picnic on Sun.
day. May 26th 0 nthe Kentucky shore.
opposite North Cairo. The excursion.
lists were taken 10 the grounds by the
furry boat
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-22
Enrec asts For Today.

cairo and vicinity; inr
cleanliness with probably 80
continued warm, ona
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-22

The Terpschorean Club gave a MAJ
Party at the st. Charles on May 24th.
b, F Blake, Arnold Lippitt. c. NJ
Howe and James A. Phlls were on
the committee of arrangements.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-22

On May END, a large crowd of Ca
roites Went to Mound City on stean-
boats to attend a Greeley and Brown
meeting Brass and strins
bands Went along
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-22

A boy baby made his appearance ii
lie family of Alfred Comings.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-22

FIrst in sverythrng-The Cairo Bul.
ietin-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
JERSEYS MURDER MYSTERY
Death Of Man. Whose Body Was Found
In Trunk. Stul UnsolNed.

Death Of Man. Whose Body Was Found
In Trunk. Stin Unsolvsd.
Camden. y. j.. Aug. 1S-After a da,
OF careful Investigation the authorize.
have concluded that there Is small
possibility OF solving the mystery sur
rounding the identity and death OF the
man whose body was found In an old
trunk In ravine near Mount Fpraim
near here. II was at first reported
that the coroner had found that death
was caused by a bullet wound in the
breast. but a careful examination Of
the body made by DR.. W. {. Jones. the
oor0ner's physician. failed to show
any cause of death. Il was found that
no bones were broken. and the mar
had not been shot. Neither had ne
apparently been strangled. To deter
mine whether the man WAS the victim
OF an assault the head will be care
fully examined. The most importan,
thing discovered by the authorities
was note or memorandum in one OF
the trousers pockets OF the unknown
This is being carefully dried. and an
euort viii be made 10 read Il under a
magnifying glass. The prcliminar,
description OF the unknown IS said q
have been incorrect The body is that
OF a man between thirty-hve and forty
years OF age. and about feet ) inches
tall
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
CHARGE THE SULTAN
WITH USING POISON
Young Turks Say He Is ReSpOn-
SihIe For War Ministers Death.

Constantinople Aug. 1S.-Constanti
nople was filled with sinister com
men,s aimed al Sultan Abdul Hamid
as result OF the death OF Redjct
Pasha. the minister OK war. in the new
cabinet. Ills death was reported @,
be due to apopiexy. but il Is believe
to have been case OF suicide OF muir
der by poison.
The death of Redjcb. regardless Of
It's cause. has brought % public attcn
ton the discussions that have already
cropped out in the new ministry and
the seeming .mpossibility of the sui
tan's working IN harmony with ans
cabinet owing r0 Pho r-t-ame position
taken by the dominant young turks
IN every question affecting the coun
try.
Despite the sultans acceptance OF
the new conditions forced upon him
and his attempts 20 appear happy in
the face of being shorn OF power. he
is In most evil mood Young Turks
are already accusing him Of conniylng
20 overthrow the new constitution. and
TO return Co the old regime Of ALSO
lutism just as soon as possible
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
Southern Railway

y. e.-sclovils schedule r-1rrs u-husss1 ..
pic ~ efluo. and AR lnl yuarar s..,i
schedule elective Arr. 18th 49,
s~Airt -carr Fesain-tnc fr1aa Nar rrf.-
10 =. n. uei,y-Locai Tor Warrsusor uGn
-ille, 1nl say sfalion.
go r. m Uary Local Tor Harri.on.ar- 3
So a n Daily ufred stat-s Eas. pal
firts-ciass coaches arl erasfna--Pt,f-l saer.- -.
N-s Orleana kiuilz ca serrica
+lp > n. dafly-N ashiugsru rrr FIorsr.
Ain-i I'd. Through coaches and sleeper 10 rn
uroia. savannah and Jacksonville sia.f..
y AISl-se. Dining car service. Tourist g. -.
furuia tri-Tef ~.
AS ?. n week Days-Locsi Tor Harr..onh.-.
-nd say stouols on Manassas B-anch
- n baiy-Locsi for Warrenaon 80
thF.ottervfile
100; ,. u. Daly-Aev YORK and Wers.s,,
limited tVia l. ucnouryI --Ffrst class coach 40
teeliAs sar O. Roanoke. knoNFuis. Chssr-
locEa. blrn-llglan aut Nemubfrt siearr- =.
Nre orleans yiuiIE-car service
Ip5 ? N Daiiy-NeE York aad New Oriesu,
ihllAel-Ail f5.nau trains. ciub AMI abse--a.
A.- cars - NeH sr.earss sleeper a. Ashri'
Aoehl "a. hlf-l4lEnan. NeE Drisaua Sleeuar 70
-Larotte. u.n.azcar service.
Afouxh trains from che south arrive Wa-b.
.lzson - o. M. 80 s, m daily. 300 p Ia.
AUG A-ee o. N. fh.s. dsrrfsaubgrx Az i
o. week Gays and ESQ s.n. daily. IRON Char
80 LIE. --lu o. -. 1r- 300 =. ID.
ilcAets eepi1zcar reservations and 1essiisf
norm avon can De had et ticxes once. rs ls1l
-, - st nw ID Neg Iaian Stasi. q
.Hssese checked through from aosels and y.ss
To- - Cat service
e. =. rKL4r v. P ard Gen. Man
p r. b AahN lex. Pass. franc Mar
~ =. 4ai i.lE. ten. Pass A se1t
o. nHl /. n ifssersi Agent
-e-s' s-oas y
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
NUGGETS OF NEWS

The National Editorial association
met in its twonty-third annual con
VentiOn at St Paul. MINI.
Three deaths. an attempted suicide
and more than a dozen prostratioas
were results Of the intense heat that
prevailed over St. Louis.
Two men were killed and two fatal.
ly injured by the explosion of the
boiler at William Reds sawmiH near
Drace. Caldwell county, n. c.
The annual polo tournament for the
Brenton's Reef and vest Chester cups
began on the grounds OF the West
Chester Country club at Newport. r. l.
William s. st. Clair. an actor, died
in St Vincent's hospital. New York.
where he had recently been operated
on for cancer Of the stomach. Mr.. St
Clair, who was fifty years old, had ap-
peared frequently In productions in
many cities throughout the country.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
WIRELESS PHONE AT LAST
French Naval otheers Send Messages
Distance Of Ten Miles.


Paris Aug 1S-The naval ueutcp
ants. Colin. Jeance and Mercier. the
inventors Of wireless telephone an.
paratus which recent tests have shown
TO be superior 20 anything existing
achieved remarkable success with
their new instrument. communicative
with the wireless station at Raj De
Sem, department OF Finistere a dis
lance OF about ten miles. The trans
mitted words were somewhat faint
but could De plainly distinguished. and
the officers are confident that they can
make great Improvements In the an
paratus. which has been the result, OF
only four months experimentation. on
abllnS the exchange Of conversation
up 20 GOO or zoo miles
Lieutenant Colin. the chief inventor
Is a well known wireless expert. hav
ing Installed the wireless station ir
The EiGel Tower. which IS one OF Tho
most efficient in the world. He is
now experimenting the installation of
en- improved and more powerful plant
making possible the transmission o.
dispatches between Paris and New
York.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20

WILLARD THOMSON. Con. ~
hsitimorr. Nd. Aarch 10. 1905
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
Fer Over Sixty Yaav,.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrur
has been used for over sixty years bv
millions OF mothers for their childreS
while teething, with perfect success
IL soothes the child, softens the gums.
sliays all pains, cures wind collie, and
Il the best remedy for Diarrhoea,
IL will relieve the poor little sufferer
immediately. Sold by Druggists Ia
every part of the world. Twenty.
i've cents a bottle. Be sure and AK
Tor Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
syrup" and take no other.
Guaranteed under the Food and Drugs
Act, June both, 1906. Serial Number
1923
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
HOWS IHIS7

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
Tor any case Of Catarrh that cannot he
cured bv Halls Catayrh cure y 7
ChkNEl a CO, TOLEDO. o.
We, the undersigned. have known F.
j. cheney for the last 10 years. and be-
heVe him perfectly honorable IN all bust.
ness transactions, and financially ahle
70 carry ont any obligations made by
his urn. WAI.nTNC. KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists. Tniedo. o
nan uatarrh Cure Is taken internally.
actlng directly upon the blood and mu-
ous surfaces 81 the system. Testimonials
Druggists. '' ~ al
g., rake Halle family Pills for constipa.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20

celesratc the event The festivities
began at a. m. when a salute lf
nineteen guns was fred. followed TWO
hours later with a parade through t.e
principal streets. ~ II o'clock tlc
| notification committee. escorted hv t.n
Conkling UuconCi-i0nais a marchI &
club. proceeded behind o baus OF 100
pieces To the home of Nr She-nn q
on Gclcseo street
The notification exercises took place
at noon at the sherman home. whore
a platform Rad boon erected Senator
Julius c Burrows. OF Nich gam al-
dressed Mr.. sherman and tle .at- 3
responded. Secretary or state EiUu
Root warm friend of Mr. Sherman.
likewise delivered au address SIS tiI
Mayor Thomas Wnecier OF Ttlea-
Charles s. Symonds. chairman ci t.a
citizens reception committee ard
esilcnt NJ ". Str, lcr. of Hnr..-. %
college. These end invited guests were
ntertained az luncheon following the
ceremonies.
This afternoon. az Utica park O pro
gram was given. inciudiar s---,
league baseball game between t.~
Utica ana Scranton teams. trottr ar
pacing races. q motor cycle ana .ta-
mobile race. a balloon ascension q
running race and athletics lr r.u-
hers OF the state League teams %. b
as running. batting. bah throwru- a.r
Choral selections were reulrre by
The Hydn Mae chorus. the plIlar-
monies ana the Utica Maerner aor.
-Four bands. one OF twentyfllr r1.i-
clans OF Utica. and the other tl4ee 1f
Rochester. Troy and Albany r,-.ecr-
lively. gave concert during tae pro-
gram. The guests occupied boxes 10
front Of the grand stand. and were "a
ken TO the park in a body In 1r,-fye
automobiles. which had been CD rtrr.
cd for the occasion. The visitors au5
Mr.. Sherman passed In review in front
Of the grand stand prior 70 the held
sports
At o'clock this evening Mr.. Shsr
man will give a dinner 20 the notia-
cation committee and invited guests
az the Yahnundasis golf club house.
Al 7.30 band concerts. an electrical
display. fancy drill by the Conkling
Unconditional and fireworks Will aid
70 the scenes OF gayety.
The decorations are unusually hand
some. consisting Of fags bunting Jap
anese lanterns and strings OF electric
lights The fronts OF buildings and
business blocks are a mass OF co. r.
Many Of the mills ana business houses
are closed and the affair is a grand
holiday in honor OF Mr.. Sherman.
Mr.. sherman's speech in reply 10
Senator Burrows was In part as FOL
lows:
Mr.. sherman's Speech.
Your chairman. speaking for the
committee, has notified me OF nv
nomination by the Republican national
convention held in Chicago in June as
the party candidate Tor vice prcsi-
dent As J CHANGED 20 be in Chicago
IL June ! had al inkling OF the con
Nention's action. which was confirmed
b. a warm hearted reception rendered
me by my neighbors on the occasion
OF my Homecoming. on July 2 This
oinclal notification. however. is vel
come. and the nomination YOU tender
me is accepted-accepted with a graft.
tude Commensurate with the great
honor conferred; accepted with a full
appreciation Of the obligations which
accompany that honor. an honor great.
~ because my name Is linked with
/
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20

Bellingham. Wash. Aug lS-Eighi
men. belonging 10 the cooking gang
OF the Barnum & Bailey circus. were
severely injured. two probably fatally
when spreading rails caused four me,
nagerie cars OF the first section Of the
train TO leave the track on the Great
Northern railroad. eight miles south
Of New Westminster. Little damage
was done TO the cars OF 10 the ami.
mails.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
p. HCRACKEN. BRO. q co.,

-wHOLEsALE AND RETAIL
GROCEkS aud LIQUOR DEALERS
OIer Ten thousand Gallous PURE RYE aod
BOZ hhDh MhlskIES from the following vel
Known oieflieries. Graz 4 Co.. Of Ohio boone
comfy hSu.ins Co.. u Kentucky. Monticsao
bls-hety. OF aarylsud. and w. z. Gray. Of
PennsylV auia.
Asents Tor begner Sasie's Lager Beer.
Rrcy also oTeT rsapia and Fancy Grocsris.
akscs tsrai i~n'sarsess. seeds asszo an1
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
Virginia Military Institute,
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.

,v,h ear; state Military. Scientific and
l'eiinl,'u school. Thorough courses of
s,,l and applied Chemistry and In
tiise.risai and Civil Engineering. Degree
=, sr'iul, n. 10 academic course. and de-
x eI.e7 oi .Sheior 81 Science IN Technical
oo ~ Al expenses, including clothing
,sn' ilicilehtils, provided at rate 81 t3Gs
years, sxciuxhs Of oUtfIf. For inioroafi|n
address --=-lE. ". EICHOIs. stunt
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
The sheriff.
NOTIFICATION
Committee Waits in Republican
Vice Presidential Nominee.
CEREMONY AN ELABORATE one

Address Of Notifeation Was Made q,
Senator Julius c. Burrows. CT Nio1l
esn-other Addresses We're Ms4o
81 Secretary GO state EIho Root
Mayor Wheeler Of Utica; Charles
s Symonos and Pres ident N. W.
stryksr. Of Hamilton Couese-N,r.
shernan's Speech Of Acceptance.
Utica. \. Y. Aug lS-No even, In
the history OF Utica has brought forth
decorations SO elaborate or plans .o
extensive Tor a sinsic DAY as those
OK today. when Consres man James $.
sherman was Officially notified thar lie
has been nominated by the Rerll.i.
cans for the once ot vice president
All this part Of the state helped 70
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20

that of William IA. TAR. Waon r.
spct aa1 esteem hirhiy. ara who r-
b proaclcs tno hirh ONCE 90 rr,.sir.,
/ exceptionally Vel equipped 20 q.
/ chorse the duties ana bear the vari.
I and wcightv res possibilities 81 TIA
/ exalted position Ny acccptanc
I could not b. made With honor nnics
I | were in FUN accord with rho declare
I ton W prin, iplcs adopted by trc c..
/ Vcnron Nct only am IN mu an
complete accord vi,h my rartvs r'..
form, bat : inio-sc every word of On,
statement made hy Nr. TAFT .n Dbl. a5
dress OF acceptance when notified OBJ
his nomination as the Republican can
diiate FOR president
That speech luuy ana connr.h,-
siVc.y discusses the issues % thIs can,
r0isn as presented by the platform.
OF the two crc3t parties. 50 that BE- B..
appropriate thar my statement shcrl
Pc short These not convinced lr Oh,
presentation OF Nr Tat I could no.
hope 90 persuade L IS. however. III
conformity with custom that rclcr o..
least briefly % some OF the lmrortap.
issues OF the campaign.
First them. let me SAY that I an, q
protectonisJ am sufficiently pra.
ical % value the utility OF a TACT hsen
er than the beauty of theory AMI
am q protcctiouist because e,,,r.er..
has demonstrated that the application
OF that principle has lifted MS as a M.
ton % plane 90 prosperity above
that occupied hy any other psorl,
1, -,,o- 20 -,
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in vo',,r,, aus =, go.
o,- rro.+ --,s,-... pa. i.''sS
altered co,s-..,-s .rs, .- @1.. '.'''
tails of scbe.~,,s 49,. ,- go
ever, ,,-ti,,,-s- $3.50.
all In rrfs -,,.ss....-..... .
ne 81 r-o-s.ti,- 49, "a .-..,
r-n ~ ' @''
,-
'peo improve CcnoiSion Of Lsbcr.
-~'e 1eipel 20 make nay paru
2" .'e -n''.i '-nl ot Tho e.slt.
--' .-N' '"e employers liability as.
-'.7 % MINIMIZE the haznri
''-.'-'..1 .inp.oy's- Che child labor
80 .-s -'s,'',. oi 0o.um bra. and
nus designed especially
'--. t-, '-N-''i'Hs or labor. q
lr-'eF state my posi-
go % pay ions 'nan oy Specific
' ,..-.- '' 1E alis Cincinnati
.'..',. '.-.'.H on .-"' SUBJECT That ia
'
rs " N-'''a V.r a'ly oompeis that
1-'. --.onai and reasonable
l-a'''iN! ana e-ugatiora I
, ' l-e o''ofel race Do al
~, '-.' we owe To ourselves as
81 - y lae'n- AS The result OF @
81 e'n.s 'aa' can never p.
rev eFsen. taes are part 90 our c'v.l.
per.tr. tr.f- 5.s-s.-,.-. 49,.
our r,f-ro--r-o r,,', s.--'.,.,.'--...'
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
maryland, Delaware and Virginia Re,Iryav
company, happahannock River Line
BALTIMORE
TAPPAHANNOCK
Schedule

BALTIMORE TAPp.u, W. - ASOo.
Leave BA tlmoc Pa, Itst So. FREDERICKSBURG
son MesIns MlenlVk Crsek. White
welforS Wheaton. huthan
$3.50 H1~Pr, War;
Radcliffe Fre~rt A-uns 's~ Fort
sunday o>es not
BALTIMORE
Pier Light weather
Worth End MN and
nuhan burton Urbanna Neu=
landings ''''"re on Wednesday vii unly
TAPPAHANNOCK
weather
burton Bprb., wheaton
mite stone MIL "'n
amer VIII leave Norfolk Monday Sd
anans saS AZ
alu uS f,r stopping Warn
sailing '' 'Nf''e' 10 Norfolk after y no
FREnERltkSRtRG
and
Tor Hatcitt Hop .il
Istlo
hor 600 "a iepInhauu,sL 1850 ''hi
m HH Fort Wheaton,
stone MIL tretk D V..f0t
IAfPAHANNOJh
cave i%ppahaonk weather permitting o., 1,s.1st r,
Moast95 rta War" ho"r sharp uS Wheaton Nate. a. ~
rua,na Durham
eN North tnd Arriving b, ~ i.-i..
thursday VIII an '"'
time table boa
any Consequences ters'rl ''' any delay
''Ssht nceiVed 81 Baltimore unit o. Cd ,.ln lore
W. D. Scott, Agent Fredericksbure. Va.
y IIl-ARD THOMSON. Gen. ~ p ,,-r-,,u 80. So'
Baltimore Nd ar,h
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
W. 8. EETBREY

ireecessoT TO Embrey : Bergman. !
Dealer IN Railroad Cross Ties, Cedar
Posts, spokes and Hoops. Keeps
constantly on hand large supply Of
baled Hay and Mill Feed. once near
Railroad Depot. fredericksburg, Va
a 40 Agsn- foy Page Wirs Fence o..
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
KILLED BY Crazu W.T.

Chicago, Aug. lS.-Mrs Mary Cas-
sidy, while temporarily insane. shot
and killed her husband. and then shot
herself She was released from an
asylum about three months ago.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20

Our platform as IL should do
pledges adherence 20 the policies o.
President Roosevelt. promises TO con
tinue the work inaugurated during hl
administration. 20 insure % persons
and property every proper safeguard
and all necessary strenrthenine of
administrative methods viii be p-o.
vided "a furnish efficient inspection
and supervision and prompt r.shtins
OF every injustice Discrimination and
wrong.
The work that has been given III
Republican party 10 do has been OF
immense importance. Much OF thar
work has been fully accomplfshel.
some has yet 10 be completed Re-
publican declarations once in our plat
form and no longer there are omitted
because they have become accompllsh
ed facts. On the other hand. Demo
cratic declarations have been aban.
coned because the voters have bro
nounced them 10 be unwise and I'M
safe and unsuited 10 our times ana
our country.
The overwhelming issue Of the
Nr---- 80 50 AhaAAAN A"s -Aa.A NAR fNINH.
istration Of President Roosevelt be-
approved? Shall a party OF demon.
strated capacity IN administrative a.
fairs be continued in power9 sh.'
the reins OF government be placed ia
experienced hands or do the neonIe
prefer 10 trust their destinics to an
aggregation Of experimental male
tents and theorists. whose only claim
TO a history is a party name they pil
fered?
With a record Of four decades OF
wise legislation. two-score years Of
faithful administration. Offering its
fulfilled pledges as a guaranty Of it's
promises for the future. the Republ.
can party appeals 10 the people. and
with fun confidence in their wisdom
and patriotism, awaits the rendition
Of the November verdict
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-29

After Doctor Miller met Doctor
Kett they evidently went out to the
ball game and talked over profess
sional affairs.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-29
BLACK BEN DAVIS
AND THE GANO.

The Missouri State Horticultural
society a few years ago appointed a
committee to decide the identity of
the origin of the Black Ben Davis
and the Gano apples and to determ-
inc their relationship. After a thor
ough investigation of the history of
the Black Ben Davis-so named in
honor of Parson Black, on whose land
the original tree of this kind was
supposed to have stood-and the
Gano, also comparing the trees, and
fruit in their every feature and rak-
ing up every possible item of infor-
nation bearing on the subject, the
committee. consisting of j. c. Whit
ten, j. C. Evans and w. r. Flourney,
reported that the Black Ben Davis
and the Gano are one and the same
variety. That they are regarded
locally as OF different sorts is only
anc:her case in which isolated trees
of the same variety. having hrtn
brought to notice in somewhat wide
ly separated neighborhoods, have
each for time been given different
names and each being honestly re-
garded as of distinct Seeding origin.
The report was unanimously receiv-
ed and adopted by the society. Per
contra committee of fruit growers
in Arkansas went over the same
ground and voted just the other way,
declaring that the two sorts are en-
tirely differentiated and distinct.
Now, which is righ.?
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-29
LOOKING AHEAD.
i. 1. i. I. I. i. i. i. i. + s.**

n IS now stated that the crops are
in very hopeful condition, and the
season is so far advanced, that the
probability of any change for ths
worse is too remote for calculation.
There has all all along been a fear
that something might occur that
would spoil the promise but that
time is now passed, and all We have
to look for are the bountiful har-
vests.
Then there is that other fear
the lack of money to move the crops
that, too, has vanished since con-
gress is about to solve .he emer-
gency problem with "A law permitting
$500, 100000 additional circulation
based on commercial paper. OF
course, If the law doesn't pass, the
crops might be trusted to move
themselves, out of the present stock
of money which is largely in the
hands OF the western farmers.
So there is nothing but blue skies
ahead, and shining symptoms of
prosperity all around. 1t is a good
thing that it is coming slow, for then
the growth is healthy. There is
nothing so disastrous as sudden pros
perity. 1t is so with nation as it
is with a man. So the lesson of the
day is to be hopeful and patient and
go ahead.-Columbus, Ohio, State
Journal.