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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-07-11
ROBERT F. DUER, Att'y-at-Law.
Princess Anne. Md.
Trustees Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

BY virtue of decree of the Circuit
Court for Somerset County, passed on
the 18th day of December, 1907, in
And the undersigned was appointed
q .se to sell the real estate mentioned
sn the proceedings in the case of John
w. Briddell and wife, VS.. Mary f.
Mills and others, the same being No.
2443 Chancery, the undersigned will
sell at public auction at the Court
House door in Snow Hill. Maryland. on
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CA9ToREA.
R..,. N. >,Ihe Kind You Have klnays Bought
s''.a''' .s &HzZIZx

Wanted. For Cash Farm property
in the vicinity of Berlin. Md. and lead
ing from Berlin to Whaleyville, Md.
If your farm is forsale write us at once.
Archibald +. Barnes Co.. Snow HILL,
Md.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-07-11
JOHN w. STATION. Att'y-at-Law.
BANK STOCK
Al
PUBLIC SALE

BY virtue of an order of the Orphans
Court for Worcester County passed on
the 25th day of February, 1908, the
undersigned will offer at public sale to
the highest bidder in front of the Court
House in Snow Hill, Worcester County.
MARYLAND
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-07-11
"Get a olicy and Then
Hold On To It. !"
-Grover Cleveland

That the late Grover Cleveland, was
strong believer in life insurance. is
evidenced by the following. He said:
''lt is regrettable fact that there are
so many bread-winners in this country
who, through carelessness. neglect or
representation. carry 40 life insurance
for the protection of their families. |
can scarcely understand how any pru-
dent or sensible man. engaged in active
work or business. and not possessing an
assured income and fortune. should fail
to protect himself and those dependent
on him by reasonable amount Of life
insurance. II seems to me that to do
this, is but to discharge duty impera-
lively suggested by intelligent foresight
and wise precaution.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-07-11
FARMERS,
It Has
Been Said

That if Consistency is a Jewel, persist
ency is a whole Jewelry shop. This is
particularly applicable to my methods
of selling property. Judicious advertis-
ing, persistent appeal and sound argu-
ment will sell almost any kind of prop
erty or business at fair price You
can save time and make money by
placing the sale of your property or
business in our hands. There never
was better time to sell than right
now. We want your business, and ask
it with every confidence that we can
give YOU good results.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-07-11
CHARLES p. JONES.

late of Worcester County, deceased.
All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof, TO
the subscriber. on or before the sixth
day of January, 1909. They may other
wise by law be excluded from all bene-
fits of the said estate. All persons in
debted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment. Given un-
der my hand this 23d day of June, 1908.
ROBLEY ID. JONES,
Executor.
Test: EDWARD =. DAVIS,
June 27-3t. Register OF Wills.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-07-11
Notice to Creditors.

Notice is hereby given that the sub
scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court for Worcester County. Maryland,
letters testamentary on the personal
estate of
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DEPOSIT AND SAVINGS BANK
6%S]

WE make our money pay us 6per cent.
interest. Why not you do the
same?
WE will secure you good mortgage
or other per cent. investment if
requested
WE will pay you per cent. on your
savings in this Bank till salts
factory per cent investment is
found.
WE have found such investments for
others and will do the same for
you.
WE have invested thousands upon
thousands of dollars for clients and
have never lost dollar for any
one.
WE guarantee every investment we
secure. Why no let US serve you.
WE will do it if you will leave your
deposit with the Deposit and Saw
ings Bank.
o. NJ. PURNELL. President.
w. S. PARSONS, Cashier.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-07-11

Miss Mary Jones. of Newark, is
visiting friends and relatives here this
week.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-07-11

Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
SNOW HILL.
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o. vi. PURNEL,

For Fire or Life Insurance consul
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Nisc>iIanrniIr-

The louisville K Nashville r1ilrnad
refuses o accept shipments n liuuur
consigned 70 Alabama anu rieorg,n
Ehere prohibition avs recently went
MO sffecc.
Manila Iud not 5ubiE lay IS 10 be
The Ultimate naval base nf AIneric.,
in the Far East. according 10 ie-
r:sIou reached recently bv the JOINT
army md navy board.
The British parliament has been
Opened with the Usual ceremonies thar
iIIve been observed for centuries.
King Edward rcad the speech frum
the throne IN Dersnn-
The Rock Island ieput IT Topeka. 7
sthstnutiai stone structure. has been
destroyed ~ ire.
Sir DerEons wern killed Nv Il tur-u.
10 which recently devastated I nur
tioH Of Mississippi.
Nine niners recently met su,dn,
death IN IN explosion IN 4 cnaI ntrn
rIe.1r Charleston. " VI.
Application has been mad in Huirn
and n New York for I racriver fnr
the Consolidated Steamship cnmnanv
I'Ie Missouri supreme court has ie.
c.1rn'i unconstitutional the law reulir.
Ing that frns. return TRANSFORMATION n.
5tFfn 70 shippers Of live stock with
e:ies ar Ioad by the railroads. of the
state.
liz United Nine Workers of Amer
lea nave voted JOhn Mitchell. their ra.
nrfrz president. six months uar. VIII,
All expenses, Including medical 1ttenJ.
Ence
IlIe cruiser South Dakota tuiIt nj
the Union Iron wortSs in California Inns
f'.ss'l placed in commission.
A 100000 residence belonripr p,
George Gould Was recently destrnvaJ
Dg ire 1T Lakewood. ". J. There WA.
10 Insurance..
William J. Lernp. Tr.. son of t,,s ,,,,
llonztre brewer of st. Louis. ha. i,n,s,
Lufed suit against his wife for uoss.s.
sion of their seven-yearold son.
The Kansas legislature has passe,,
The direcf primary bill. United si,,t,.,
senator's will be nominated, nj, ~.
same time as other candidates a,,,. ,,.,'
lected. a''
Three hoys aged five, eight and IL
years respectively have. conteszc,l -,
burglary in ST. Eonis..
Amob drove 10 EIindoux fru,n Mp,-,,
VILE, Cal, and they have tulsep ~.
matter up with tiie british CONSUL an,l
threaten International cunpllcatiuns..
Tnres s1nernil sturess. ttiss Ghristinu
oaaurctti mtal ~ tihcidsmitth siiuu, wera. =.
csutIE dsseruxed HN ma att Aahntttur
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NEWS OF THE WEEK
xusr rnpurranr happenings at tha
Pasr Seven Days.
,,,,r.s,inr Items Garhsraa Frnnf all
P1r.s or tho wor.t Cdndensaa
into Small SpaCa TOR ti,s 5sn-
sfit or Our 5eadars.
CONGRESSIONAL.

Senator L-aFoilette has introduced 4
bill 10 prevent common carriers rom
having certain actions brought against
hem IN state courts IssiEned ~ tod
sral courts.
The president las sent l specinI
-nessaI.e % congress recummendinE
ths, r,.@nactmeut Uf he employers In
bllity DILL he currailment NJ tederI.
Judges nuwera n he matter NJ janur
.nIuuct,uus and me restriction nj Ip-c'
llatinn n securities ana Commodities.
senator Gore has introduced hill
1rnmmtinE the granting If restraining
uruers by tederai courts N cases De-
,we@u employer ana -nUiuyn.
The Aldr;cn financial dill has been
--purred % he senate with vartuua
lmendneuts recommended ~ int
committee. although the general rhnr-
lcrer II me 1ill remains -hr aann-
rie urgent ienc,enCy hill laH
passed he house. ,=lr-~,ug -uraI M
lrnurratinns II s.. SGT 500. vhiCh IS
$4,000 tess han -rpnrred ~ lhe snm-
nittce.
rhe naval Ipuruur;attun lAs been
r,lt s25 lOp lbn " ne house .snnmlt'
rec IN naval lIfnirs TIE department
Iskcd 'or ,utai APPROXIMATIONS n 81.
noe lnn
Senator iorr. n Oklahoma. has N.
,ruducea ! !uint resolution LnundinE
he constitution 50 Is u give snng-esB
1uwnr 70 .evv m income TAX.
The house committee IN invalid 1en.
nuus ias ntrnduced ! nil providing
tur IN nC-rase nj the pensions NJ
veteran viduwa .ruIn IS ! month %
81
rhe Alur:Ch financial hill q 10 be-
raken IN Nv The senate ,or ienare
IN Fabr-lar" %. The discussion IS
expected 20 as; tvn weeks.
iecrrtar~ Cnrreiynu lus transmitted
% he 5ennie ,ierailed statements cnn.
cerlinE he Iwari II the Panama
bonds. lnd Jhrre-ner cent certificates.
together With recent financial trans
actions n the government.
The president las sent mussage
o the seuHte recommending hat mem.
lrrs n the life-savtnE service Is pen.
stoned.
The Townsend bill. which provides
lur IrnitrltiOn u Ill disputes hstve.n
capitai Iud labor hy commission 70
1e appointed Nv the president. has
been tnvurahly recommended % the
lUuse
III The house recently Representative
MctiRviu. If ILLINOIS. attacked the cuH-
ruTn u American Aeirrsses rnar-~tnE
European uobleTnen. asserting ttiat
women ire sac-Itic;uE heir souls anu
heir honor on The altar n suuhher-'
ana VICE
senator owen. NJ Oklahoma. has 1f-
IeEea an amendment 10 the Aitirtcl
1iIl which permits national banks 70
sn1oy The benefits pf state guaranty It,
Dosit awe
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Ferscnii.

Willium J. Brynn has issued =, st,ts.
nent N WHICH be declares the presi.
dent recent special message 10 CON.
iTess WIS brave one and badly
needed 1T this time.
me president and Mrs. Roosevelt
recenty entertained the members oP
ne supreme court at dinner at the
White house.
Edward Cromwell. a direct ,,ss,s,.,
,,ne OF oliver Cromwell. Is dead in
DenVer' aged 81 years. He was noted
lur iis philanthrcpic and patriotic
work. '''-iS
new JnAiiih Martin Of Dickinson
cunhty' Kan, and Mrs. Martin r,,,..
'io'i''lies IN lndin OF the River Bretb.
'iii church. died recently in Bengal Of
small pux. sAi vi
Fred W. Wolf. the o,Je.t ,,,,m
'er raffier in the United States 1.
reau at Troy. N r.. aged 7, ve,,,,
'e i'ii.l neen cnrrier for 5a v.ar.
VI eiist'ive II. karsten, heud q, ~.
uephrhnent OF modern lapv,,,,yss ~ =,
.iie University Of Illinois. /. -, =.
ornana. OF pneumonia. -
hay John w venabaf s,r ~.
W yeiirs sovereign grand en,n,. p"'.
.ne od,t Fellows In the unitsi So. =
~ aei'u IN hopkinsviiie, XIV
hihperor William OF t.sr,
l''s. esisorited his 18th blr,h.l. '
eartlinnl Richard. arehh,.a
rarih. ~ dsnd. aged 80 years "
! 6sftf q
'sa''rs nv, ut Bsr'in rvc~atly On ssu ~ 49,.
cnn unissrsity t.lss. bssar. va Nn*rt
sra.a 11 ~ s',llll'nt y. asssmblascs ever ssss' M
arsl IN ths Gsruan capital -sn'
a. aNuaus g,.a.. y. Frsusoa. sssr,s.rx :,
'....' - rnnippine ecnnissien. a,s.s v
~'A''S - anAnilA q AsAsl &c., =
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rfo the rr
hzr he Fon ne YER II
led rnu-ovrnen make
NJ Development
5nan-- nia9=nipnc~ :alnet ler
re lrac,sa4 eveone
1roiazsru-l uiieous he
,orn-
II
mar urnItr
u--ltr r7rh=-1o1I- :-drrn
@ zouiuE he il
a-zt aauzs 'orr-ng
t. Tle- u--zr-- -=I u mas-
NAzt r~7ral1-S
r-se 7ratr
3r =n-llr each
ro-nz -t-a inning, -rae1n- -ounz aldrr1
irzlnr norhzr zr.cz Women
1rnre- .raen Il
he uLa-s lzde I=u-z=l rtiznezana II tlzrs
rh 7e-toiical -aau -nsa
Erlre ea tezozrnulers
or loaAEe,.7--z.
fort # iz.ne Woman as llrzars
sl istI=d 1saiiuz 11a soortIug
trr1ts IlawTie vcrz- fae 1oar of
Tn- 4E 1-n1aesioz neia-ns -o-zv 4uzilu1i
3Hr -he zrareas1r- qo-au ve
u zarf5e-e z1o
h z.1sfaftez n he a.zzassr HZEzMA NJ A1z<zz
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VIII American Women j. sstrr-a7


4 -zIhs- I'D III EnEtis1 vur-sr.
snu 1zve -te -zr-= I: 1-luE -1-ssr--5--
tive Ind -rttrfrE. zEu-iid -u-rizE -tv
must 1ru1U1E1ced Illustration u su--
rars agitation lie surtrarsrte
nuvaIusur. car-Tea % he 'rteEt Z
violent 1-ufesr mi -esui.trE = he =
rest Ind punishment u q. 1uT-U-r Il
iadiss Of 1Ink 1nd lEn so-:zl sJ2r1-
ing sao participated -te TENOR
strartun. Is skill L r1rfd --r-ez-u-Erre.
lur iEs Il subsidized n &c. re SUI
traEeItes" IUpzU % - I some -
specfs rure Determined -kZu -Tsr.
They Ire even sending 1ut mission.
ares % STIR III he American =or-sa
70 7ernit. lrs NJ hen Ias -E-:Te1
IN View YORK. 11r Iplarrzt!T sst5 II.
lie encouragement. rs -Tu--=1 5yI;-
1nEs-5 u -ha -a1te-i States LEr
IIIite Is earnest = Re -auss = -hzt.
EnEiIsh sisters. lEd mT =aTs
nuTr practical tEr1z-rs te 10y =
2 Enss. -hsT II lulrI o -Es ri
SuitrlEe =uz : -uE1=- i zizIEs
anu 4l1-litied zEc-Ee = -a-t1uz I-tsr
sections. American =o-=-- I+te1 M
rnseured - uuuisfve Zru -zzr-.
reality = I Er-Jls zEu@ -u=== .ZzE-
nenr md re lurp deliberate = q
c!ur thzn hose II I-ts- Ezas. -
witness. uhsar-e he Inference -
tween the s=i!-resEruEs<1 zU-..r1-1ztz
1f this courIr- Iru -te somewhat T.
nuituous -surtrazettes Il col=eE-a.-
ttva England
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-07

The funerui N p-n1 SsgT-ur-- q
Yale, wftere the tnrn1Ir 9o-n 70
mourning and ttls rftes 7ze-e u -t=
simplest. was presumably fu1r Is "a.
vished it. Many Z nzu 7-olid 1-rsE-
that NJ srnbierns Of mourning; 6a 77o-r.
for him. evan by his widow. but Il q
ssidom that such Wishes are IT,
spectesi. Women do nut necessarily
prefer to dom the gloomy gar1.. blIr
seldom feel equal to defyfng the cur,.
ventionaiittes to the extent Of re1ee-.
ing it.
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-07

INIT Irr LOzE L-zin Illustrated
ly tie 1slGT I he =o-1r.etioz Z ,ts
equestrian 5Tztus Il --IfEyezte
Parts. snr =n1cn $4,000 74e-e sub
sc-fbsd- chiefly ~ American sc-oo!
children -1rs II -eu rearr EEo.
hTolzed Eodei u -te 7rlruz Us II
-eilsd With elabo-rre ce-rr-1-.es iur.
iuE tie L2zT PITS =rpnaittou z -g10.
liz scu1U-o-. 2ru- TVaT1zzd Bartlett.
vas 1or szEtznzsi nth -hiE --odz!. Ii
be rs besE u. 7Eo=E II -ts tzu-e
eFsr s1rce- liz -1Iasc -puorrz Ton
Iirn irdicats rEaI 1e rs t.-zIlT 10
duced = sLzrus Hrzc:- -oz--ez-rz :.
s=lt 70 M iEcE-eE- Ez5 IL ziu soon
1= rnzuT % hare &; eazE Z 1-ozzE. n
the lsaI1tr-z tia -o1z4 til 4az Il
reiled -E5O ~ 'zlIsz % 7,scea II
its rrZinz Elz-Ts 1f=z -rz-0ye1 trn-- -t.e
pedestal. AE=<fcanz Z 71rfz II
wondering zfzEl- ch== 1o---Is-ec Iz7z-n
will De - IL liz -rlz-E-ia-z I II.
bartlett. -ts zc1ip1o-. = src- rhaE
one my safely I0oe FIR ! t-zr 75o--
OF arr vnEu ls szy5 TIKI E.z E-aA ei-7.z
bis 1ssz with IT,.
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scrss far All Ages.
COLORADO.

surks far All Ages.
rhe publisher VINO itver-sas
~buuks for III ages cac;tiy recognize.
thar the seven ages 1f nnn c-ail aur
different intellectual tuud rhe nc-
lures anu fairv 5aies TOR children '1nu
The philosophy Ind criticism Eur
serane uid age ara Iccspted Ii / rAt-
Ter. uf course Eur he teharanie anu
Is tilt bsz'ye.sn Ii and 5. anu his -
peciaIly tor Gr!s. L 3 ngniy inde-
Iiranle TOR Murv rnar sne snumu ral
.verything Al hand. L s equally IN
desirable for he MN II errers hat
he should De --sJrtUtcd Il lis 'rudurE
70 the luuk 5uItahia -ur ne sweet IT
,-lduarp As Ifr Ip--s r=tur- Ter
ihe should 1ave JuuEs vrurl Tu Z
nerurar Z Tor Ter Aezn1-ce- OF -iIs
men lnd sumeu sEu Egr -cr 2l-s5
af LIES Actual z,---l;E,- E--s sayad
De Jther rIlE=-sZu e=z tea4c--Le
ttiruugn -Jve--nE /. EEH- -z--- -
demand u; --zlur- --rC -C Fo-2r-i
wnu -.lr r1u= -z- E--;--l.rs' write
70 lasu E=r- = E=l. -ug-l;--s WITH
1rhz- ok -. -u- v7r2el 1g9Ez-
Sd1huE -g-- - s=s % Eai- 1Ei--
1Use -=-=- -1ve--IzL IS -'-z--t'-
s.ia III i,-- -t--r lZ III I-'--al
51osz- -ur Ede=r-I 19uSs- Jat ruth
cui luozE. s-rr-rE C--ss-g --r
learn rom 7-rzc- -urhe-H Tr-t
rrts shuuld III zEu-id lu- -aaa- -2-v
must Ilso carr 1uw @ rzEe 1-n-
hiiaiiua Effective without ts J-irE
'.itts- lrEzO--= II suggestive Z hsn-
1eaiszce. Nlz=E = III 1nue discovers
thai zer ro-ters lOok IT'S Ter % let'
ter -tzn -zr -oitevs louret Z vii -
4 I'm tu- zrsh1od Ea soT !te-Elu-r
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-07

Canada ias nuw her own mint anu
is going To coin i1er own money The
cuiony has gwen the mother co1Intry
anutf1er deliczte intiInatton that.
ttiongt "fiuEhter in her mothers
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-07

mer, according to the pla
board. The fountain VIZ
in the center Of the big -.
be one Of the largest ever
in the United States. NM
viii furnish current fof II
the pumping station al tns ISI
keep the water in play. Il -
erated for two hours eSei'
ing the season- .ll
The extensive buildings - \.
plant Formerly occupied y go
Mountain Paper Mills ~in 4
Denver has been pnr T.
newiy-eormed Denver R =
Company which has been soc n
with . capital stock OF svr Z 80
incorporators are: w. I. a
l.. Perry and r. FL Savery' ~
rectors named for the mrs., nr.,i 4 1
w. Crockar, w. s. Campoer n
very. Jr.. r.. L. Perry anS -
all Of Denver. and T. d. - Al
u1ingtcn. Delaware. and
OF Ptttshurg, Pennsytvan vi
1t rs estimated at Greeley e;!,;, ! Z
will be- 1,Eo0. 900 tomato pos d
this summer for the Em y, u y
Company. Ths seed WI ~
Boulder and Longmcne ~ - ri
the plnnts trnnsferred rs.,lsd(
chiefly fn tina vicinity 8 y r ~
Fort Lifptun me faf; .;sN
!,xenr's tnmaAr crop 70 g ~
The pa eren fso0 l.M 4 ~
| and cnhAnge nom bux = NJ
totAn ~ &163 80 - s,i'Sel1
| the eannk1e 1a1o9J.
AaaA pRnoAl Al1naor - Z
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-07

Referring to- the proposed plan to-
replacs defectivs orgunH of the body
with others in which the mechanism
In in befter woristng order, there ara
q nimbsrr Of persons whu can stund
nsw and impruvedl hrntns
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-07
IzEzkA- A1z4Z

{ Ezz-r -fas rErrid "a
Efi1E-r -.sTr azcl r1rr
rrgTtsHs III -riIan-.rE--tsi.
II s-as-a -i.1z sEs-- ore
rsG1s 70 sc Lie I motor
ar- aE'l III -tl-usrz:sl the.
-FssgsJ1 Z IL. n -0r7 srleeti.
Il aaEz1l1 - L.-zE with
1a2 4 J-ra35--ssUTs OF a
snt-1Isaa 1. nth
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-07

- L1-i1a l1lisai9- u Ii FSsr - ataes I'M snprts
I aofoT. 0'lz -zoa secraz-ilr -tsrwaa4 ID iaafssr
1nt ! e201la ID d1ilf as I -Daa zae sot Eaf sf
1elIlg dirnzu as,sT1E e 9aTzct ass nf- a. rzers,s
AL ttlz feJ1sr- ira zaa ig.,e al liza sissrtasss
int ernrzug for 11s % sr -flam,1nfIn ,a,.z
q dne proof OF The lglrudft- 7s -fs asa5l uy,fs ~
resting place N The baeoGn oi afsd.
There arr nznr ezuzea II Huofs 10 7rr15s-rui,s-
mana TINE Life, the spiritual Efrs If al ttzcr a, h.
posophy which his mind . 1Dt fed mn ,a5.r,..f
Spencer, Hnxiey.- Kant. Hne-ai hare. Ieffi tt,esr
mark ON the present age These men srY Isui
lng no donb able clever and fascinating Fur their
principles were wrong and generntions live been led
by them into ways of zkepticnn naturnIim. rntiou
aiiRn and pOltiyiHn
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-07

TIE lumc S he me
ir.u # IN = in II
le-e W n " i rTCsi
E5nn hp udiral .--0num-
g Iangns v'tulu Ir
lzsf INF r'l-l-r
IanGrs wrought Hr-nl"
Iv -Ir INVENTION iI na-
-ilurr THlCI las it,
-uvo-t Iumr Industries
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-07
ay OWEN WlsrEH-
phiIn,telpnin Arthur

". iura aila 4,,lndnrris af schuiarship N Anerl-
, ynrc1 1re =,r 1r students. mt -inrung1ness Is
.ars.ne. IN lur sure +lrarr rhar Il S L matter oi
s,an,urri. Z --ms 10 mat me nnnntnctuF7nE
s led -au4leeua aiming !ues IN Il america under
isd -n,ut:ns IL al 4orts-nnulrIuns much f7s IL
-,r,p. -lln II ,r.lp- -unr-ps L 1lcaN lime.
N. -.r.-js Il -@al 1T. .r--, 5orh ssh and soe2l
--. 1&1.--un
A.nr-r.s 1.--ls Il 'rarnnE Irr morn practical
lsn a5,.. ii E.run-. RE american leeeis he lp-
rar.t ,.,.u.--s uurr .mn ie tue- SansA-,r W. Tant
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-07

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New-York tribune., 1908-02-22
COMMENT BY. LOU PAYN
Sees No Hope for Mr.. Huehes-
Talks of 4res

1t was rumored that William L. Ward with tho
s"iiclioh OF the Republican National Committee
eu on Ex-Governor Odell yesterday TO ask him
20 use MS influence in favor of peaceful primaries
on march 81, when delegates to Assembly conven-
tons which will send delegates to the state co,,a,
uoh are 10 be chosen. While Mr.. Ward wouId not
TAIN Tor publication. he said that the Republicans
"oulo De found lighting shoulder 0 shoulder in the
idiI campaign. and he seemed confident of Repub-
mean success Lou F. Payn. who also called on Mr.
Odeli. said that II was too early to nrsdict NTH
certainty who the Republican candidate for prasi
dent would be
He may be one of the avowed candidates. and
then. again he may be whose name has NOT
been even mentioned"
'Will the New York Delegates bo ;rs.o.., g.
Hughes?' '''
In my opinion. they won't be" said Mr. p,yp
IL IS nonsense TO select delegates two or three
ihohths before convention and instruct them how
10 vote when they get to the convention hall Con-
ditlons nearly always change between the +ir,a
convention" " "
Senator Bracket seeing TO feel certain that ,h
delegates VIII be instructed for the Governor" was
suggested.
If you unbutton some mems coats Won ara ,i,at
to find axes slowed away under them Trsnan[,
you can spot the who has an axe to q-rfnd
Here and there delegates may be instructed for the
Governor, but L don't think the delegates fro,, ~,
district Will be instructed"
Asked about the possible election of pe,v e+o.o
chairman, Mr.. Payn said:
If Mr Woodruff is the best man for tba ,1aoa
IN the Judgment of the members of the state rom
mittee, he will stay. If he isn't he won't The i'm
portaEce of the state charmanship has bean n,,,ch
exaggerated No chairman is boss of the state or
ganization- The Republican party in tho sta,a i,
100 DIG Tor that. thing Governor Odell was one
Of the best chairmen had in Years but be
wasn't boss Of the state If the party leaders want
a new chairman they will elect him II Cov.r,o-
odeI should ask my advice about being n capdi
GATE Tor state chairman again I would advea
against il. I understand that he will not oooo.
il in any circumstances
Many OF the anu-Parsons district leaders cared
on Mr. Odel yesterday. 1t is understood a,,o
hHeih tlat they VIII oppose the Parsons men all
"IolS @ 'ne iihe al the spring primaries. The Par
sons men say they ready for the battle
New-York tribune., 1908-02-22
NEW ATTACK ON KELSEY
Fire Insurance President Sends
Tarious CHARGES to GOUernOr.

letter he had written to Governor Hughes re-
questng Otto Kelsey's removal was made pubic
yesterday by p Il. Armstrong, president or the
Excelsior Fire Insurance Company OF New YORK
Mr.. Armstrong charges Superintendent Kelsey with
violating the insurance law of the state by faliinS
to grant the Excelsior Fire Insurance Company
hearing on a report by his deputy and examiners
that the company insolvent.
by failing require the stockholders of the COM
pany to make good alleged impairment or the
company's assets: that Mr. Kelsey had his suoor-
dinates make false afidavits, which he turned over
the Attorney General, destroying the credit ana
business of the company and resulting In the ap-
pointment If a receiver.
Mr.. Armstrong says also thet the Superintendent
of Insurance permitted certain fire insurance COM
panies continue to do business in this state
after their capital and surplus had been exhausted
or reduced below the legal limit by the San FRAN
cisco disaster; that he permitted some companies
to file false statements of their assets and hablii-
ties: that he failed to act against fire insurance
companies for paying dividends in violation OF
law and Mr. Kelsey lent his aid and CO.
operation to the insurance trust known as the Ne"
York Fire Insurance Exchange, which MI Arm
strong declared in his letter was IAN illegal Or
ganzation in restraint of trade operating in direct
conflict with the laws OF this state