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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-08-26
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Hyker-When ! was single used 10
spend every cent of my income, but my
wife has broken ME of the habit.
BykerHow did she do 1T?
Hyker-By spending 1t herself.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-08-26
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THE WEAVER.

All night the lady spider spun
Her silver tapestry upon
"A loom that reached from edge to
edge
OF rose.bush branch and window
A wooden wall, a curtain green.
With the fine fabric hung between.
All night increasingly she toiled
While thread on silky thread uncoil-
ed, +. "a. 4's's q ''i;Is
And, barred and hinged and woven.
through.
The dainty wonder pattern grew.
Now and again wind breathed by
And shook the sheer strands fitfully;;
Once In the dark laundering moth
Was tangled In the fragile cloth,
But 1 good freely held his light
Till she could set the trouble right:
Now and again q wind breather by
Booard adjourned.
And on the happy weaving went.
Near dawn, rose-cup overlooked
And all the texture thickly sewed
With gems Of dew. Then, as the last
Soft line was being tethered fast.
Up rode the sun-and 10, the thing
OF the small toiler's fashioning
Was shimmering silver. golden-feck.
ed,
Shot with rare coiors. diamond.deok,
ed:
Delicate. perfect, filmy-fair,
Fit for = fairy queen to wear!
All me. With never warning cried,
Sudden the noiseless blinds flewl
wide RI
And on the shaken rose-bush dew
A futtering broken thread or two!
The lady spider scurried out
Safe from the ruins put to rout.
Defeated. overthrown. In vain:
At dark she will begin again.
Already she has chosen the site;
A wondrous web she'll weave to-.
night
A mesh Of lacy gossamer ~
Hung With the finest skill Of her
Lovingly on another loom
The window OF another room!
Nancy Byrd Turner, In Youths
Companion.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-08-26
Cold Reception A...r.a.

silas-That heavy tragedIan wants
to know IL we won't install electric fans
In the opera house while he is playing
these warm nights.
rns0h, fell him 1t viii be cool
enough. He is sure to receive frost
every night.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-08-26
II. HJ[jIsEIJILEN,s DREAM, I

One night Helen was deeply inter!
sested In book Of fairy tales. When
her mother called her to bed she
begged to finish the story, but her:
mother refused her the privilege. She
went to bed very cross and discons,
tented. She lay awake for some time
and after kissing her mother good
night she fell into a deep slumber;
She was awakened by Al strange look.
ing person. At first she was fright.
Sened but when the fairy began to talk
to her. she liked It.
Please tell me your name and
what are you?" mildly asked Helen.
4 am fairy godmother." replied
the woman abruptly, Come with
me-" said this person sternly. Helen
asked her why she should follow hor3
Make no inquiries. replied the
woman. 81
Poor Helen followed her, hut she
knew not where she was going. Al
ter some travelling through the thick,
forest they stopped at a funny house.
II was made Of coal and 1t was very
dark inside. The fairy placed Helen
in . small room and left her there by:
herself. Helen was there some time;
before she heard cries. She looked
over in the corner and saw a
poor, forlorn little girl crying
In corner. She spoke to Tie
girl, who told her she was sent there,
for punishment. They were speaking:
for some time and their conversation
was broken by the entrance Of the,
fairy. She sent them into another
room. where she set them spinning
max. Helen disliked this. but was
compelled to do It. She was not abisi
to see what happened next because
she was awakened by her mother.
"Please take me home. !. she
cried. Her mother was astonlshed
but after some coaxing Helen got up
and when she told her mother Of her
visit with the fairies she said she
would better not read fairytales any
more at night Stella Kentler In The
Brooklyn Eagle. 3
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-08-26

agents Of the steel trust at Chicago, 1t is
hard to see how any tariff reformer can
get much hope from the tariff plank Of
the Republican platform. There il less
comfort than ever to be got from it now
that the american Economist. a besotte,l
high tariff organ, has co niuende6 ii with
such touching enthusiasm.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-08-26
No, rhi. Year.

The New York Post says: .sThe St
Louis Times, which represents the opinion
of the best German element in st. Louis,
does not follow the lead Of the New York
Stats Zeitung in supporting Bryan"
But perhaps the st. Louis Times does
not follow the lead Of the Gsrman els--
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-08-26

i bVAsr Al WILD W AesAS ~
child, comes q crown we do not look
for-"-Frances Harmer in the Chris
tian Register.
JIMMY THE BEAR. 4
Ernest Harold Baynes, who has
Igbeen lecturing for the Board OF Ed
lucation, may be said to be running q;
Wild animal boarding house or or.
phan asylum. or perhaps It might bet
ter be called a boarding school. For.
years he has had wild animal pets,
t7As many at q time as he could Keep.
and still remain on speaking terms
with his neighbors. :
Mr.. Baynes did this In his old home
In The Bronx and has extended the
practice to his present home at Meri.
lden, N. H., where the neighbors are:
not so close. Perhaps OF all Mr.. Bay
nes' pupils the one best remembered
Eby the surrounding countryside is JIM
my.
Jimmy arrived one afternoon when
the Baynes family and some guests
were sitting on the, veranda. Down
the country road the stage could be
seen approaching. As soon as 1t came
In sight faint, mysterious .sWowl'
frequently repeated could be heard
echoing across the fields. Sss1
This sound Increased insvolume and
expression as the vehicle came near.
Ter and every one on the veranda;
said: what can It be p, sss +
st is something for this house,
replied Mrs. Baynes. with sad com.
viction. 4
The driver threw Blk out on the
Baynes lawn. The sounds came UNI.
rhistakably from the box.
Rather a noisy passenger" said
Mr.. Baynes. in deprecatory. mollis.
flying sort Of tone.
The driver answered not one word.
as he turned and drove away. Mr.
Daynes opened the box. and out pop
ped tiny black bear cub. He had
been taken. from his mother at an gun.
duly early age, he mad q long and
| tiresome journey, and he was angry
and disguised: i
r. He looked around; and It was evil.
dent that he was looking for the man
who put him In the box, "A lady who
vas visitiny tha Ravnas sinmned mn, mn.
.f,h vhat i dear sweet little III.
|siow!s ahe exclaimed and eathereai
him lovingly into her arms.
Affection was not what Jimmy was
looking for at that moment. He
promptly tore her dress and bit her
arm. Then another woman came ont
with 4 basin Il bread and milk. she
was the cook
Jimmy allowed that she had Guessed;
cr,eht tha f,rst. fine Ha prabhea thei
hasin and when she lifted il 3ins the
air the little hear: went along with
a Tha ever ready paynea, kodaj,
anannad. Ana J;mmv,s Arat nicture Was
.tskens Trono that minnie Jimmy low.
IVA 4hes conlx ana the sannreeiativn
cont loved Jimmy ~ 4 4
Whatever miachief was done abont
me Mace the coor would never Al.
NIT fhat snmnv MA rs an wac aIvava
lslaid 4. Itha3 vnlfs me cnnna the rel
for ~ aoma 81, the rest ~ the men.
arerie when M Baynrs ana Ma
own ever saw Jimmy 1neriorm SOM,
atrocity the cook would beg him on
from punishment by saving: 80
sWell now Nh Baynes. Won were
4 INV voursaif once Is
Jimmy made l,imself ! den under
1.-the piazza, and there he took every IS.
1ect Tor which re had any use, Once Il
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-08-26

The popular idea Of a poor dinner,
In the summer, is where they have
flies and no ice.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-08-26

Natal Is now producing ton Of
cane sugar to Louisiana's ten. The
sugar estates Of Natal represent more
than $7.s00s000, and gave employment
last year to 7.137 indentured coolies
from India.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-08-26

The something you get for nothing
$ seldom worth any more than that.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-08-26

Most people wouldn't believe can
didate for Office 1liAer oath.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-08-26

Diggs-Windha thinks he has In
vented successful flying machine.
Biggs- How far has he been able to
Hy It?
Digs Oh, he hasn't tried it yet.
That Is why he has invented a success
full machine.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-08-26

stand the fundamental principles in American national
life and understanding them defend protect them
defend them alike against those who would narrowly
restrict them and those who would desuctyey expand
them.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-08-26

"The business of the country is largely
dependent upon q protective system OF
tariffs" says Mr.. Taft. The victim Of,
would have come much nearer to the
facts.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-08-26

OF political and business morality. The
code will stand, not for this campaign
only nor for the Democratic party alone.
It 10 20 eminently right that 1t will be
fore long be the only code tolerated. 1t
will be the law of the land from one end
Of the country to the other. (
The list Of contributors to the Demo-
cratic cause, to be published before tile
election, will be a roll of honor in which
any good citizen may well be proud to
see his name printed. The legitimate
expenses of presidential campaign are
necessarily large. and no one who be-
lieyes that the Democratic party is right
need be ashamed to contribute In any way
that he can to it's success.
s. Anew era in American politics has been
opened at. Fairyiew. Now let us see what
the Republicans are going to do about it.
st. Louis Republic.
An Standardization Endorsement.
In his speech of acceptance Mr.. Taft
says With respect to the election Of
Senators by the people, personally am
inclined to favor it, but it is hardly d
party question"
What Is 1t II 1t is not a party ques-
ton? It il 9 public question and very
pressing one. The Democratic party de.
clared in favor of it. The Republican
party IL silent on it. And the best that
the Republican candidate convinced
since the convention Of the popularity Of
the plank can do, is to say spersonally,
I am inclined to favor it." His remarkqs
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-08-26

ment." Certain it is that American citi.
Gems Of German extraction are not to be
led to the support Of special interests by
an editor who either does not understand.
or does not care to understand, the dan.
gers of plutocracy.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-08-26

..Before EIection,' the whole Mates.
The Columbia Is. C.) State puts it il
nutshell when it says Publicity before
the election; that is the whole matter.
The people are tired of learning, after
they have been dnped for the hundredth
time, that such and such trust contrib
nted a corruption fund to aid In the cleo
tion Of practical man like Roosevelt
or Roosevelt man like Taft"
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-08-26
loud applause and the cry Of her

.fIscare does 1t better than they all.
and the last was the hardest to do
.sNone, not one, carries herself with
80 proud a grace" added other voices.
Bewildered, Iscare was led to the
,dais, and received the laurel crown.
.sYour grain throwing and your wa
ter carrying stood you in better stead
than you deemed" said her neigh.
Dor. I'm doing what we ought. my
child, comes q crown we do not look
for-"-Frances Harmer in the Chris
tian Register. So,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-08-26
PERKS OF THE AMERICAN RE p


/. This government Il not seriously
threatened by anarchy, which - the
cause espoused BY the wicked, mas
licious and enyious, and by isno-
rance and perverted degeneracy.
Our peril Is to BE- found In weak or
tnsidlcus acquiescence BY our pub
lie servants In specious demands for
inroads upon the established and
tried institutions Of Cur country.
sometimes made In the name Of re-
form. sometimes masqusrading a.
Justice. The highest and most patri-
ID I can entertain Is to seek to nndar-
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-08-26

call mans philosophy Of life child can perhaps CT
on without such philosophy. content to decide each
question under the controlling impulse or controlling
force Of the moment man least not unless
child. ~
He cannot act on one principle at one moment and
another principle at another moment and expect every
body to trust him He will have stabityo OF charac
ter; nay II to define character a. the habit Of
doing the same thing under different circumstances be
will be destitute Of character Itself. you know what
sort Of principles man Is governed you tai what
to rely upon. 81
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-08-26
FROM THE GOMMONER
ME2. BRYAN's PApRR


"a $1,000
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-08-26

The tilt Of Mr.. Joseph q. Cannon
cigar is steadily downward
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-08-26

MI. Taft is a lawyer and he says or.
ganized labor can Withdraw themselves
and their associates from dealings with
or giving custom to those with whom
they are in controversy" He says it,
However, as candidate. As Judge he
sent Frank Phelan to Jail for doing it.
The Supreme Court has mulcted the Hat
ters' Union for doing 1t, and the District
of Columbia court has cited labor leaders
for contempt for doing 1t. Candidate
Tan is not an expert dodger. even though
he practices regularly.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-08-26
Pleasantly.

The usually accurate Houston Port
says editorially that "the next vice Pres
ident has already been invited by Mr..
Bryan to share the White House with
him during his term Of Office The Post
has taken, in all seriousness, bit Of
pleasantly.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-09
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49, c,,>,~S;><, ~ frIi r~c.c;sv ss,d

r. ,.utsid-. Our cosl nises az
gov operating II foli capacity and
nd new ones 'are coming into com
dbissirn. and ouf uesA 1ines sS~
dpiux likewise. Oar cattle grox xess
- Fsschmen never were mose
Fuspeross. They are increasing
teir hesds, 'culsivating end Fri-
gAsiux mere lsnd; consequently are
upwisg aaora hay. grain aud 'vege-
t4ba<s each year. Good markets are
tqiAd q hos.- foR al rapch pro-
d ~. eaa car coaa' Peoduct,- are
atJes 10 Ake>as 'aod rarely up t'
~ ds0snds for the same.
t~es are many reasons equally
Pbsissss ghy al Who are heated
iesse saeiei&1 should take courage
~ - tsfase hss specs being %
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asessss1 tsqs,st.s don the seook,
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tie dis.cs6s: 80 % shese Via
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tho company, il might b ~sa b
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fuli oosssoi II sas coinp.sy COOS
after ~ dsssaisssi.a. without sny
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say will aaks disce ea The 9oth. q
this nosth. ~hea . foil report .ag
be espscsed from The yesss msa'
aasrnest.
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0oND0 - SBSO 09S8 SOO
We d.siss 70 rail- attention d
tue stsAe0ent Of the Bank o{ Cres-
Ted Bate; very cfedisable show.
ing indeed, ioe this conmunitt
whea - take into account The sus.
.,ensioe os ths asin i.duSsry OF
ous town Tor the past three months
sd the xesersi 6usncisl condition
Of the ceusssy. sud A6tAbls Tho. in
slsaG ie.sAovs the good sesse otous
eisis-os a.sd patrons y the bank q
such ioA The CONSERVATIVE man
a.s~n,rnt. and financial respons'.
Ality Of its owners, in sadition u
exhibit. pub,ished On tbe last page
Of this isape. make Il 9. safe and
sound hsnSing. ins3asution.. l,.-ig
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