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New-York tribune., 1908-05-11
Rsusia

R=-TER Class domestic female heIT.
English. German ard Scandiuavlar, Al
grades of work. inteSLl-aliu T=iTl -s =
Srathewson's Bureau. So 6tH ave Tel Sie
Bryant.
,-AprrTAFlEI:s Two sisters desire care
~ rorze for the summer. best city ref-
e-arce- Address Miss Carr. care az Mrs.
Whirford l25 East a'tH ST.
t4Aaf7ERaArD- D-sEA AaIsTREss. or take
~qra IF children. very bright smart young
rl~t- rent and tidy. wages. $50 references.
F1aherty's Bureau, 4S5 Columbus ave lei
I41-RtVcr-
-T7AaEER1lAID and WAITRESS
reference. n. Hofmaver.s Bureau -
west 22a 81. Telephone after 10 g. m 1868
chelsea
-l-rrAafppPNrArp BY young eolored wora
an. Halse.1eari0r by fae day or 0nai"
h4ryvcrl<. reference. Jenkins. 2le " est -i''h
s5-. rear house.
-t4,7fR-RNAID - Neat Swedish girl.
-oureleut. assist other work SeS -
friend IauuGress. first class. shirt '0iaEs-
ms. vyages $50 OsterberE Bureau, rs
Lexington ave Tel io,5-- -tls'za-
CHABRERMAIp.- First class. N. s. II
EAST eGrH ST.. present empioyers-
rF4A11BERA-AID and sEAMsTREss or
NURSE Protestant. very meat 't2ips
t=ut Young woman. good -rfeTenees- cry or
country A. NJ Ms Coilier.s Asenry, ~
West sd st-
rHANBERMAIU, and WAITRESS Neat.
ohueine girl; good references moderate
wages g5r- or country n tF-. Mrs- Coz
1ierss hgerrv d. West 23G So
g7T.u's RSE.-YounE German. grow
ing children. city references So So.
c.. Iofuavs~'s Bureau. 15S West 25d 81.
Telephone after 10 a. n- 1st4--'nf '-ea
COOK. Particularly near. thoroughly TN
or~stauts all branches OF plain ana fancy
~aaa5r-. good references. city or country
4 H. Mrs. Collier Agency. - West 27d
street
COOK. eoish. capable, very best ref
ereuces frum New York families jus
sila Bureau $50 Lexington ave
COOK. Swedish girl. first class in ali
branches. can take full charge ur kitchen
fust ouf. excellent cook. best ~ IisFasl-
tion5 very best rer7mnlendaJions VASE.
$50. peterherE's Bureau. 5l6 lexington
ave Tel lU55-Plaza-
COOK - -CHAMHERdAID and WAIT
RESS Two Young Finnish girls. Wiling
10 90 IN the country. good references y
Jussia Bureau. $50 lexington ave
ADVERTISEMENT zuc subscriptions FOR
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office No 1864 broadway. between Sotn
and SItu sts.. Until clock p. M Ai-
VertIseUeuts received at the following
branch afiees at regular nti.ee rates until
% clock 70. me- viz. 26+ sth ave, s =
Fagt f4tb e.. a5T West 4et ST. between
7th and sth sgez.. 263 West i15ta So. l,-ts
20 ave between Ifth aut 'tEh sts. l026
81 ave. near Glst s. i7tS lst ave near
satn ST i5z East i25th ST f56 fremont
ave ESQ I'd axe. and aEy American Dis
t.ict Telegraph eGles
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TYPTxRITERS-

FlIoR vIEIBLE % Nassau ct: cs-A-
oE9s Tree al makes taken part pay
s-t1t' bargains 3n UnoeE9oOds. HsIalns-
%at cLlFsrE. EnitnA
New-York tribune., 1908-05-11
IDEAL OUTINGS
nENTPAi ErTrsrE LINZ
Catskill, Hudson and
COxsackie Boats
RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL

NEW JERSEY GEE RAl
TWO-H0CR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHI
EVERY HOUR on TIE HOUR
FOR PHILADE1P 1PHIA Ly. " % s. =
$50. so. SD $50 $50 10 80. II-19. II =
a H. l. So I'D 80. 2-5s. $50. % A-5os
800. $50. $50. s-5e 11-50 2 n sGnda{ =
80 25g. $50 AJG. $50. $50. $50. soy
L.. LIBERTY ST. Lao. $50. 100 s.0a-
6 go. 600 1000 100. IL30 a. n. l. .
noon, 10. 80. . 90 soc. 400. $50. 5-oo-
-u11ays. ! 30 s-GO. Q. 90 1O.01 II. 90 a m-s
- 90 moor I % eco. 400 . 90. s 20 S.e'A.
200 500 zoe 10 80 o m. l.. - midnisns-
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Lv " 20 St-T-50 $50. 1L50 a NJ.
80 80 3 20 $50. $50 2 "a ,d d1ily- -.
- 10 noon. 100. go. SEQ. 100 2 m taily-
FOR ATLANTIC CITY Lv- W I'D SEs
3 80 a. II. Cl250 Sa-s. oElyl- SD ? NJ
sundays 80 a n - q. m Lv. LIB
ERrE ST---lG0O a m. tl00 Sats- oniyls
s 20 g IT, Sundays 1000 a. II. . 81 ?. N.
FOR LAKEWOOD AND LAsEHC - =.
orIv5. o.. 3 -. $50. 4 so Is 20 sacs only1
D. n sundays so. a-5O a. n = 20 , II
Iv LIBERTY ST - 60. Ie % a m G-O9
Sars. onlvl. 30 40. 4 10 800 t5.3O Satz-
onIT} p m Sundays. $40. I0-0O a m %
D
Offices L4beT-E 80 t%- -5d St- LeL Chez
sea 314zj asr1r House. "a. 434 13Gsl
1884 Erozlvvay- 50 rs. - Fisth A.
@73S Third Az III West l25th St &45 CO.
luubuS Az New York. Court St ia
344 Fulron s. 47q Nosrrand Az Brookly1s
Transfer 60 calls c0- al. checks eagsass
90 destination
New-York tribune., 1908-05-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

X 20 coo TON TWIN-SCFEW PASSEN-
GER STEAMERS DIRECT TO
Norway, Sweden and Denmark
sailing from New York a. roon-
FTeIiC OIav- May =. G. 2 Tie-ger .Ju--
United States. May IS Oscar H. June Il
Sa loon SO and up Second CABIN $3.50
4. z. JOHNSON & co. / Broadway. n Y
New-York tribune., 1908-05-11

The wou,en's club championship will begin al
Engiewood June . and continue the three
following days There viii be eighteen-1ole
medal play qualifying round, the best sixteen TO
continue on al the match game. Bogie competitions
handicaps and best ball foursomes also appear on
the schedule The tournament committee consists
OF Miss Julia r Mix, captain: Mrs < Villas Beck
with. Ms Frank Enos, Mrs B F Reinmund and
Mrs z F. Sanford
Tire Eastern Trades Golf Association will hold
its annual spring tournament Fox Hills
Friday of this There viii be thirty six
role medal play handicap, for which several prizes
have been offered. and during the afternoon an
approaching and putting competition will also be
decided
Among the this is of week in the
metropolitan district. but there will be need
for the amateurs TO remain idle unless they pre-
fer take a rest for Thursday. Friday and
Saturday the annual open tournament Of the
Huntingdon Valley Country Club Philadel-
phis- win be IN progress Last year this toUrna-
ment attracted a good entry from this section
Fred Herreshoff. the far-driving Garden City
player and Jerome n. Travers. of Montclair. the
national champion both competed the former
won the chief trophy. known the Lynwood Hall
cup Travers II in 1905. II must be
three times by q player before becoming his per
sonal property
New-York tribune., 1908-05-11
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS.

CERTIFIED Pubic kccoun-~-t desires en-
S~<esnsnrk n accounting. auGltlfs. sss
1~I,zlF-E s16 special investigations; H1si -
- o1SAt-ssE- moderate charges. Acc.Nss -
=. Fosuo-ioe Boz 14s5 New Yors
New-York tribune., 1908-05-11

Among the many additions to The Yachtsman's :
Guide for 1905, lust published by the J K. Waters
Company, OF Boston, are the American Power Boat
Association rules for the measurement and classi-
fcation Of motor boats; article the ignition
vapoTization installation and operation Of Easoene
motors and the explanation Of and four cycle
motors The flags OF the principal yacht clubs CT
America and Great Britain are also shown.
Daniel r Hanna Of Cleveland. is the new owner
Of the schooner Yacht Ingou7ar. formerly the prop
erry of ex-Cornrnodore Morton 2 Plant who raced
her last season against the Elnlna and the Queen
L is said that Mr. Hanna will race the IlEonlar in
these waters this
The steam Yacht North Star. owned by the com
rnodere Of the New York Yacht Club. Cornelius
Vanderbilt sailed from Southampton yesterday for
New York Her owner ana party Of guests. in
Guiding George 4. Cormack, the secretary OF the
club. are board
Six Of the eight power boats that are 70 compete
in the long distance race from Marblehead 70 New
New-York tribune., 1908-05-11
BUSINESS TASCEz-

TaN- er-r= Gre 70 furnish capital and
AXE interest y Il@ ula1Cfac7Lr1 ~ new
--z--s7H recently Dsteu-eC- -aiszble -
--.--fsre-E- VII develop E-od -Il1Illes have
7,ro-l--E --cse- Address ". Box p, T-lb-
ne C7ce
New-York tribune., 1908-05-11
AUCTION SALES
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES

yAE-FAC-TRERS OF etIlizr5 aud peel "a
hles. high g-a5e bowling a-ley builders
t---s- -ric-s MARI B-7s- - C3iCr Square
New-York tribune., 1908-05-11
BALTIMCRE & CUo r. R

ROYAL Blue LINE TRAINS.
Every atnsE h0Ur o. L1s even n0ur
TO BALTIMORE AND WARRINGTON
Direct Connections II New Cnion Stasions
y asai1gr1n. wt-E AL Lines SCE-a-
Leave Szw YorA Daily sd ST LILY Sc
WASHINGTON Diner. 7.50 an 500 al
WASHINGTON. Diner $50 am 1000 ar,s
tpsrlor 1ar y. Y % Richmond, va
WASHINGTON. Buffet. L5O IN zoo pm
ROYAL LTD Diner. $50 DE 400 pm
HASHI[ETCN- Buffet. S-50 pm zoo pa
I5r9ts-h 1ei.y Trains % the West
CHICAGO. PITTSBCRG. $50 am SEQ an
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. II so ana u % m
Prs UEsC- CLEV Il. D, 3 50 pm 100 p11
--PiFTSBE PC LIMITED q 50 p1 100 I'm
C-N- St LOUIS. LoLtSE-- Il 50 pm 90 as
ClN-- = Lo Is. LozISE-- 9 - an 70 - 0.
O@7ces- 245. 4sz- 1900 Broadway s Astoz
House. los Greenwich ST. q Union squars
y. stil Grand 81. n Y; S43 Fulton Ste
Brooklyn. Vest I'D 81 and Liberty 81
Astsr 8 ? T. Sleeping Car Rsservactora
an1 fu-T tnr7ruati0u regarding trains. etc.
can be obzained n Bureau Of Inrornlasion-
Number. Chelses-s144
Ny. Y. H & HARTFORD p r
T-aiCs depart ron G-a1d Certrai 6csticr.
.oston va New London s Pr99v,.+: 1o-oc-
< I9.o2 = e = 90 90 p y ! 'os - = - 80.
ua1tfc-+~s-05 A NJ. -.-oI NJ. Va
SRI T9-15 A n. . Zoo '4-oo. '11sOs
LakevfiIe & NorS.-+-s.oO a NJ: ss-2s NJ
Ct Darlington. stockertdge. Leno1 Pits
deId-+4 - 1000 A II. g - p II
e12555 $. also al ra4s. ieoo s1ss4 3 v.y-
Ave, c563 5th ave -s4s Mad ave sios
y 125th St G7eS 81 Ave n Bkiy1. cs
Cou-@ s.. 4-o Nostrand Ave 80 B-way.
"Dafly- Except sundays tSrops az llSeH
g xstoEs at i2sta s5v suzSags S,a.l oe,y- e.z,.
cParior azd Sleeping Car tickets also.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-11

ANCHOR llNE4
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY
F-r1ruessia EfyIe 1Gam "a aIe[Cnia lizySc, iua-n
California 1Iav23 = n columbia June 2. on
SALOON, s62 so. S67.5O AND S725o
SECOND CABIN. $3.50 AND S+5-
THIRD CLASS. 81. so AND SOS. IS.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. 1913 Bv way
New-York tribune., 1908-05-11
DESKS AND 9FFTCE FURSTTURF

DRKsSsAKr~G AND MILLINERY.
oEESshAzER lcolor-6l wishes few more
cllEScDersi ouT1pstent, best reference AZ
on-ss 3[rE- Mitchell. Be West 67th st
New-York tribune., 1908-05-11
HELP WANTED


y .~---r0 se secretary II educational in
y-it-7-5-- --rr0sr with library school
--ss-i2E. college graduate preferred. Ad-
=--gs Sa~-rrz--- Box : Tribuue Office
New-York tribune., 1908-05-11

NJ r-rPF-z and PkELORNAID BY arss
-lass swedish girl $50 very suod lisa
.5---- r-.r- hsv= ~xcellenl references. city ~
--..,srr-,-- wages So Osyerbvrgs Eu-es-Els
T1d Lexington ave Tel luass-Fiazsi
New-York tribune., 1908-05-11

" ASKING Family Washes rronins- -
month. week cr Dozen. private hoases
o-eu alr drvias. oest references 30 bAss
ID 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-11
LosT-BANKBooKs-

LOST-HANEBoOKa
kASKBoOE No. fs2 sds Of th. Union Dime
ssy7ugb IuFr.tGtion Is missing ANY per
koc having L Claim 70 Il iE hereby called
1pE - rrss@n. ne sane within ten days
x Eaunsir 70 having sz1c p&ssbocE can
Ns&s1 and neU cue Issued
~Jel--Bznkbook No. T25. .5f2- Bank Tor
savings. 2S0 zth ave, New YORK ray
1eat stopped Please return book 10 bank
New-York tribune., 1908-05-11

-. essv Young women understands
Adds and Lsc care u silver aud sisss<
s--.--I reference wages 50 TO 81 F,e%
rerrv-z Eureau. as Columbus ave Is4-
94I-Rivsr-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-11

WAITRESS -L-tcv gong abroad wishes .
---. ge- v1a.r-sss. cau D. seen ar N
East G5th ST.
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VGr noNct, inn tNn Nn nOgct.

Zen pDt EdnObut9siIOle 6orbin-
oelie mco Stotcns Gonc4e &rootin0e
bleu 0abnct oen 3oje o5. Ut Gurius
OeO ocanc NiOcIjn9 oarcr lem MdNn>.
Der, til / 2tpril, % oer blir 2lO9an9 !
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/ oc .beOte lRctbpotr atilaQa Ganos
brug Ce i9rlte lem N}dlneOCr pil Der
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ter, TprcljD "a ,inictlib. tfarmpros
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2pn9 % andre 0u9oyr 6j0rtrGap.
@iapl QaoeopytninQ, &o9iMA SwL
SneOttrin9 % SmcOebaan0OUriet.
Set tore nge Ioynlitoyi ior &pinocr
er M i0rOi8t, % mango Al GorelleIne
cr aGercoe optnQnc. Dor Stat cr en-
2onobruQ9itat bDor man cnonu lite
pal lOnQt uNr iorlto0r at u0nOtte oW
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5nrmer cIler Gier Al %duo, % On cr
5rtmtio2lporQaMoalct ior big, bOOy-
ban ou ital gioe Dine &9n Den beOlic
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2lrUepcn9e, emo &C OilOe pore meO en-
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pco 0oot Gunoilaber blir int iitQno til
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ct lpIt 0opeO, iom burOc enOes til bore
poN9ti9e YGreaniINltcr jltCoetIor at
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mere intcrcaiont titeriOm &jcnOitabCt
til oct iorgges. 3ol on Gj9oOm -
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5rU. G0rt 8rot, % lUr Dine &oyn
at it0ttc BET o8 opelite bet.
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mco &ur;to i aao &c6clo. Nor tune
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bruOt @elO / &e6anolin9en al &loo-
% tonltitutioneae CnOer. 3cu ioocs
life paG 2lpOt6eteruc, men fun 6os ipe=
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Better 6a9rncp IL Sons 6o., III
lis 81. 00Due glOe., 6bicu9o, ST..
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QGtllium $. Salt.

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moOoI9t mc0 Ell 900 9,ljoritct. Get
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Gco ia l9E1Hcrc tuU ~. Qla
famine lio p.uatot9 ure Nr.2 mto
iort 9@auut % %or NlOcr nmmH
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i0a mart oct bcQpnocr al bin, trou9t
ida at DC ioric g@1Hut @yUr u.l iiaa
- 500 ira lucyauoyc 9ucy &c..
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Mi$iionGr Oscar Gmarien i6oae8c
@ieip, 9}eb., FAR iat fig bet Niaol at
iamle Qenge til 0prettelie al ct Suna=
torium for nerOciraae i'm 6eOcbp,
Bergen, glorge. yam bar aacreOe inO-
iamlet ct 5uiinO Collars % onmoOcr
barmbjertige 6olt ON SjOra8, iOm ian
icnocs til BAN eaer til Sasiereren, 8.
u. 3oroal, GioaOaa9, Bergen, gtor9c.
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S Slemool g}orge er PreltetaIOet
iortioen leoi9t. Gn Wano oerira, iom
nBli9 blep aOlpurgt ON bUem DC MI
gniteoe til Brett, iUuycoe;
"0m, iarit bopoe ri etang iOa it
nj 0Dlng. tunOe ri MI iad Sro91, iad
bnuoe pi inari iulot 6iljellc.tr.
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lidct "itroi0bt". Fln ct 0not Stcc
| / famine &lao tilDOiiter ban &Nicrnt,
at Icmotratcu Nattertou er Ocn rcttc
M}auo al femme ior. 9iu t0u bet ua
0Ure, ct oct far li8 ial, iOm @rombd=
len mcuer utmIi9 at oct igritc Cpyao0
cr tiltUnt 6omcuc o0 BET ijoite N}u
Ioltcne, cutr ompcnot 0}Cn juQcu be
iemt 6ortl1yin9 Dcrom blir Qioct ior
Gol9ct.
5mma Summoulm bcr er en-
aonbclant Flan taer ct SDttm / o@
6tlc @oliIab, "a oocrior aft bette bar
man liaciaa liocn 2pit til at orQumca-
terc, iom en- Frisin8ter bar ii, a.
brage ylUoemc p0a cu, Der life ian
bore.
vi logger m 0onOernc i 5tjooet
% pcNttr nUs9jurrjg paa at ico ie,
buao Slo8s &pQin9 Der fan uotIU.ic9
ina CT yJciautet 2G0 mco iao rare 6ar=
per
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lli)gmnGer q. =. ,lnvietD

han aobuct Eorcmin0 oct noritc
Np,thd Si5lcton. SUlgcr oQ rcpo=
rcrtr llhce oa &rillcr @oot 2lrbcioe
uo'oycs I'll rImdj9, {riicr 2'sico
hlnL nddr on lommtr til Nycn.
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! tanteiunugrc StImOcr.
Moberts Gountp, 3oie 9lup. 1908.

oioatcrues politjite 5liUbne itnl al
gipye9 mco oisic imoo aorsm@rtcr
p0o StcmmeieOletne.
&or9ere al norOiii QeCtomlt er I'll
5picli8c til at tUntc, tale o8 femme
mco oct oDbcItc 2llpor o6 Ocn rettc 9lns
,01l9iplclic, 6oiltet tluoer Dem 8oot
iom ianoe &epublitanerc.
N9itotioucu srnt ooer % 2li8jc.
rtlicn al Nalget lig9,r aIicreOc / 5urp=
enS, Eoltcts 0cnoer. s bette Eicblit
r.rr man yumcu OH .Sal4orn,E.
Nolitittue cr ncroOs SpUnoin8
meo Ntnlvn til lJOiuloet al &ol9et
RmOiOutcruc2 Zine cr rooe cItcr otn
mc9u gmItrmaclic % 9loItcpoo9ol.
Cen iri 8or9cr, Der iolcr at 0opc 8iort
i'm Qii8t bar @o til at tNntc o9 6io
hi at pppcbje &cimtottrnc.
Sans bor9tri9c 3ntcrtsicr Ioocr
bam Gcniotoo Netrl9tnin8cr:
Get bar mango @cniccn0cr pU=
ret Ell beipnOerlj0 %al8tomp, ocnne,
li0e Ijoen ipaar. Zen bar lite pUrct
lert iom almiuocli8. Gen nQc Fri=
murlop piloe jo 6tri laOc iooct StQl=
ocn, ON 6oltct belt N DoOoc IOrliaoet
at bcnpttc ia al ne &etti8Qeocr, Den
bar laQt oct9 00nOcr. Zen 8oO por
6armtrbciolnin9 2lnleonm9 I'll at
tomme ircm mcO tine 9jUoeltc AiHnO
ira &ottc % -lcitc, % iao,nort oi9le
o1r ltguet Irtm 6rpntcn blco De po=
jtiit bal@6u98toe al Oerc5 6armcrbrg=
ore iom / al Nen8IOenbeo git Folltl=
titcrnc5 QGrinoer, uOen at 0eUlolte oct.
Wan tienote lite YrimUrloUtn9 Tru8
aihtrat iom Den 5uoioncr, Der iorltc
ojan9 lit Ell blantileOen Gr ibonoc
ban bcnVttcOe ErebloOe, iom @o2nO=
tag. 50 iaa meo os, bi0eOli8 taIt
@i if ic, bOoroon ielpltnroi0e
N}nno al Dor cgcn StonO blcO Oro8coc
fort ONt. Qi ijt ie tutclte al Dem fal=
., paa Imc 9oOc Gjjcrnin8cr, anorcuo=
feet o0 bo0nct puo Gaoer "a @ujiu
for 0erc4 rene &ar0ttcr9 Stplo vi
lit ic, at 8oltet &pberta 6OuntQ bar
iaa ipr0Unt, at De iOntes bet lite tltnoe
aaa an at be6oloe Ell MNuo Gmbe0e
lNn0cre, Ou man life bar imoet nO9et
at uolGttc paa Dan'. ~ por 'e'L III
6oitei otIte eol'llt9 p0r penQIId i"
@rmNrloO til at pr09e Ell al pc met
pii8top'pIoenoc % opatI9l!e &Jcn|Fe
bet no9anlmoe hdOot at tale oere9 gag
! @tattn3 lop8IOenoe 6or'an''Ill8 oro=
act bom lormoocntIl8 AZ ocH @rIlno,
at ban lIIe neg trn me FIl8ter o0crfoT
ct utaIn,nntIi8t 6oIt' @I Qar l'fI
oa 9eyt lo0 mc9Ct bilQnocr1I8t II oi
i..otl9 gHr tdbt 2r'tI poo o3 ltIo 'on'
f"n'cnoc 6oIt. - oerIor unoI'2 u
10 mol paa' Doao NoraIoe' OIL ''IO''
Set Ell ct 6UnOmcu om ln8tn tpr
pa no8n Nlcnln9 ON.
"a iaQ logan @aloc!.
,,,r bor nnp Neinrn,rjiobeaer oasp
70 iro goor oo oiort bfle Steurin.
oen iorceret po uroturlio. vi bar
,e,t ufnoliiicerco, Gerimcr blipe fert
9Porfen ipr piotioc embcotr far icct
amcritanite @or0crc trampe lin &Or-
archaeological iuaoau unO,r 6coOernc,
at De bar oya8lt bgie Gmtcocr ato /
E,u65ot ior ~ hrine Nnipr mon on trn-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-28

tion had beer wrecked on the political
shoals. In 1892 the farmer vote in
Iowa. with an Iowan at the head of
the populist ticket. was but as per
cent of the total vote. In 1895 the
populists had no ticket in the state
and in 1900 the populist vote was less
than 1 per cent Of the total. In Illi-
nois, in 1892, the populists polled more
votes in Chicago than in all the rest
of the state. The populists took the
lead in Kansas in 1895, and yet Mr..
Stahl shows by records that the ma
iority of the populist votes in that
state came from the cities and not
from the farms. He finds the same
state of affairs in the analysis of the
Nebraska vote and presents strong
documentary evidence to show that the
farmers we're never the leaders in the
populist movement.
The conclusion is that the farmer is
an educated, thinking man, who does
not act hastily but, like the kingly
soul, bides his time and refuses to
worry over the vagaries Of the man so
unfortunate as to be compelled to live
in the cities.