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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-02

SENT ON TRIAL

Truss torture is no longer necessary
Calling slipping trusses and bnrbarous
methods OF treating rupture are done
away with by the wonderful invention OF
man who has spent thirty years to
make It absolutely perfect. The mar
velous new Brooks appliance gives to
the rupture instant relief, rest, and sec
urty. where all others fail. II stops all
irritation aud restores every part TO it's
natural position as soon as Il Is used and
for all time afterwards. Truss torture
ceases and trusses are thrown away for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-02
YOUNG FAMILY MEETING.
THIS MAY INTEREST you.

No one Is immune from Kidney trouble,
so just remember that Foley's Kidney
Cure win stop the Irregularities and cure
any case OF kidney and bladder trouble
that Is not beyond the reach OF medicine.
j. j I'M Drug CO., THE Never Sub
stitutors."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-02
CHURCH NOTICES.

4 meeting of all Religion class
workers OF the Church, together with
such of the members of stake presi-
denotes and bishoprics who are able
to attend, will be held at the taber-
nacle, Immediately after the close of
the afternoon service on Saturday,
April 4, 1908. Stake superintendents
will please take notice and have as
many of their workers present as
possible.
ANTHON II. LUND,
RUDGER CLAWSON,
HYRUM VI. SMITH,
General SUPPLEMENTARY OF Religion
Classes.
There VIII be no meeting of the
stake primary officers during this an
nual conference. but all visiting stake
officers are requested TO call at the
Office of the general board, 205
Templeton building, between the hours
OF and 5, on important business.
A meeting of officers of the Y. l..
NJ. J. a. will be held In Barrat hall,
Tuesday, April z, 1898. at 10 q, n.
All interested are cordially invited 10
be present.
YOUNG FAMILY MEETING.
YOuNGs.--An members OF the Young
family, who are descended from any
branch OF the numerous English and
American Youngs, are invited to meet
the genealogist OF the Young family,
at the Lion House. during the noon
hour OF the three conference days, Sat
urday, Sunday and Monday.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-12-19


Nella medesima gabbia erano racchiu-
81 due auimsli. quando il guardiano
buttd nelracqua un pezzo di carne al
grande rettile
L'AquiIa sngorda diasese ed abbecc6
Ia carne solievande con essa pure il PIC
colo Cainano (che pure Taveva agguan
tata) ad una rispettabile aitozza. Cosi
sospesi in aria, laquila cercava di scuo-
tere il rettile. che tenacemente stava at
taccato ALA carne, onde farIo cadre 9
restare cOsi Ia soIa padrona della preda.
Clio Ie fu fatale perche in una forte scos-
sa per liberarsene iilCaimano riusci ad
aggraparsi cola coda all'aQuila sole
Fandosi su lei riusci prendore fra le
normi mescelIe il colo diIei, soto Ia
forza di auei numerosi 9 potent denti
Icadde terra strozzata. unitamente al
suo antagonista che rimase pure nal
coucio
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-12-19

gettai IN grido supreme. proten-
dendo le mani tremanti come tper after
rare Ia fulgida visione che mi si define
ava d'innapzi Mi sentivo naancare:
congilinsi le mani in un espessione di
fervida preghiera, cogI occhi splendid,
palpitanti. brunanti al IN intense fuIgo-
II rivolti sui viso purissimo . caste del
l'ideale diyina fanciulla Dio mio. come
Z bella. .escIamai con enfasi amnaIi
alto vinto -. Leterea fanciulla era
IL paIlida 9 muta aveva gliecchi mera
viglioaamente grandi, denti candidi
beliissimi, Ie labbra rosee, sinuose, una
vitina da vespa, us seno d cssta vergi-
ne greca, del hanchiopu eclne quel-
Ii d IN anfora etrusca.
Quel giso pallido csiestialmsnte belle,
ispirava m vago sense di znistica dolcez-
"a, di moiIee paradisiacs voIutta Mi
guardo fssanente, mi sorrise di un soa-
ylssino sorriso, e con un fremito nella
melodica favella: Chi sci. che vuoi2
Chiese Sussultai una vidida 6amrna nj
brill6 nello sguardo, I'M frenito dolcis-
simo nj invase tutto, Ie labbra tremaro-
no, il petto 81 soIlevava analante 9: Il
tunemore, baibettai concitato
vieni, dolce creature, lascia questo
luogo che aofoca ogni sentimento di
passione di fede vieni laggid fra le
attire creatu re, fra la luce 9 pamore;
|laggi0 owe tutto vita, owe tut
to forza. owe tutto 8 6dori baci len
guide carezle la s6nge taeeva; una
lacrinsa siccome perla le irrigava il vol
to divine; Repentinamente trasali, mi
s'aYricin6 ponendoei Ia nano sul
caore parla paslaF Ie tue parcIs nj
fanno battere IL cuore. disse con sea-
vita IS. Con lnoto impulsivo me la strin
81 al cuore fremente. come forsennato.
ed appoggia il Iabbro ardente snIIebur-
nea fronte della casta divina fanciulla
Uno sprazze di luce viviseina ci avvolse
entrambi, sicconle IN mimbo d'oro. CT
voltammo stento IN grido di meravi-
glia III gioia lassd sulla volta urnida e
screpoIata della caverna, apparve Ia
Dea sublime, la Dea deIAuo,e, assisa
sui treno suo sfolgorante, ciEcondatada
una nuvola di luce, di angsli
dale ali immense. ST ersAAssss lahore,
che sorrideva 9 benediva Ia misera re-
denta.
Louis B.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-12-19
L OnlCIDIO DI UrS nj
LANESE A MORTOLA
PRESSO ONEGLIA.
LA CONDANNA DELL
ASSASSIVO.
Onegha. 8

La sera del s maggie, scorsc a Mcrto
la Sfrszione del yicino comune di venti
miglia il giovine Milanesio Giovanni fl
Guglielmo nativo di Pra (Genova) us
cendo da un'osteris owe aveva alzatc al
quanto il gomito attacc6 briga col sue
compagno di lAyoro 'Pedersoni Celso
nativo di Mlano.
Dale paaole due passargsno Al fatti
ed,il Milanesio estratto IN accuminatc
coltello colpiva ALA tesla il Pedersoni
producandogli una eanesragia q
cervello che fu causa della. ssua' morte
immediate.
II Milanesio yeune arrestato ed 6 com
parse ieri avanti i giurati 4 '0negIia
per ripondere d'olnicidio,
Ieri sera ad ora ,taraa usci "a sentenza
Lo iinpntato venns e6ndannato set
to ami ire mesi di reclusione, ire ami
di sorveglianza speciale ed all'interdi
zione prepetua del diritti civil
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-12-19
CoRsA PODIsTICA LONGBAOT DU
RANDO.

Nella corsa del Is scorso al Madison
SOU are Garden New York, il corridore
italiano Durando Pietri fu vinto dall'in-
diano Ton Longboat per la distanza di
due metri.
Crediamo fermanente che se DuraAdo
avesso corso cola medesima volonta cd
entusiasnc che corse nslla sfida prsee-
denre, avrebbe ettenuto un aItra vito
ria; ma troppo fdaudosi suiIa propria va
lentia, diede agio all'avversario di vim
cerlo di due metri. Augurialno al cam
phone Italiano di farsi pin onore nellie
prossine corse che interprendera
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-12-19

Sappiaino da forte autorevole, che
odanah mine di Gile, Wis, dopo essere
state chiusa per circa sci 1uesi r!prende-
ra ii Iavoro interrotto incominsiando ad
irnpiega1e giornalnerte ninatori- E
teniamo per certo che prinaa del nuovo
ammo troveranno lavoro nella sudetta
circa 200 operai.
siano lieti di. dare questa buona no
tizia che riuscir& cer+amente grata al
forti lavoratori Italiani che avranno cosi
agio dimpisgarsi e di tranne buOn pro.
ftto.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-12-19

II signor Triplett ha la soddisfazione
di annunziare al pubbIico che egli
ha un-s iscca colIezione di Victor Re
cord cosi j. nlusica ochestrale come
di banda some di canto.
He iin.aoltre le scelte Victor Talking
D u.achines che egli mette in ss,ndita
& prezzi onesti di universale conve.
TripIett Jewelry Store
ronwood Mich,
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-12-19
sAULT ST. MARIE, MICH.

II Governo ofre $1,000, cento gil Of
FIRE il Post Master G. H. Scott a Chi ries-
ca pore le mani sopra ladri del Post
Office ed prenderli 0 vivi morti.
Per onanti indagini abba fatto la poll
zia per quanti srresti siaiano fatti ora
non ST riuaci ad avere Ia minina traccia
del colpevoii
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-12-19
N BATTELLiNO AT,
FONDATO
mel Lago Maggiore.
pananza. Sol.

FaIIEnza, 80.
Teri sera TN battelliuo della Societa d
N Navigazione Motor lnepere trasportava
.un CARGO di tabacco "a Magadino Bris
sage, incomincio far acqua
II capitano 10 diresse verso Ia riva {
i'equipaggio 10 alIeggeri rapidamente
del carico.
Ma clio a nulla vaIse che appena giun.
to presso Ia sponda. il piroscafo mono
stante tutti gil sforzi, affondo'
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-12-19

e nato il Chicago un nuovo giorns
lechiamato La SIaetta Redetto dal
Siguor E. Stasio. La Lolita & un bel
giornale devote al l@voratori; com
81 capisce dial sue nome di indole tut
t'altro che pacidca. In questi giorni di
facili abusi di prepOtenze veiate una
una lotta Quando sia giusta ragiona
ia come moi vogliamo credere che eia 9
Ia paigIior raceomandazio ne che pOssia
mo fare il migliore elogio che pcssiamo
tributare al nuovo giornale
La Nostra Terra mauda suoi su-
gurii di lotta leaIe prospera
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-12-19
Chi e generoso in offri-
re quivi trOvera da sod
disfarsi Sullivan.

Domenica scorsa ebberc luogQ il
Pence, Wis, contemporaneamente due
battesini dei fratelli Ricca Luigi Do
menico Per il bimbo del
Luigi furono padrini il Domenico e con
sorte Catterina, per la bimba di Do
menico, il fratello Luigi 9 consorte Co
stauza. l bat5esimi furono fatti il
casa dal Rev Thomas LAMBERT, Paste
re di Iron Belt Auguri di felicita,
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-12-19

La settimana scorsala signora Mez-
zano mogIie di Antonio Mezano d; Mon
treal, gil ha regalato due bambine gemel
le; lutte due in perfetta salute. Aus
guriamo ALA signors Mezsano ed il sig
nor Antonio di proseguire ancora medesi
ma strad@ per cent ami
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-12-19
Curiosa Battaglia fra un
Coccodrilo Americana
ed un AQuila.

San Francisco, CAL, 16. II visitatori del
F"Golden Gate Park" furono spettatcri
di una grande battaglia impegnatasi fra
IN piccolo Caimano eSsun aquila CHA
mata "Bismark, che terrnina cola
morte di quest'ultims
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-12-19

Sc voIete del Christmas present, per
vostri ragazzi. ed anche per gil adult,
andate del signor v E. De Podesta po-
tote servirvi in qualunque nauiera, e
siete sicuri che comperate tutta merce
buona di nUova noda,
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-12-19
IL MONOPOLI0 SUI TABAcCQ
II f4nuarne, E.rascass al anln as1nn IIllll

III Governo Francese del solo ammo 1907
ricavo col Monopolio del tabacco ben
S75, 100000 di guadagno netto. II con
sumo asscese a 500. 600, ,090.
Immaginialao faoilinente che sorta di
guadagno trarrebbe da clio il GovernO
Americana quando pensiamo ale pipe
eternamente accese di cert buoni amici
nostri.
II signor Triplett racconlarda gil del
le fabbriche Eigin Waltham come
: quelli che offrono assoluta garanzia di
snnzionamento,
Triplett Jewellery Store
norwood, Mich,
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-12-19

BARR TENDER primo ordine. Italia
no parla inglese . francese, cerca oecu-
pazione, niti pretesei scrivere L. 3. Box
$50 Hurley, Wis.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-12-19
COSE LOCAL..

La setttrna scoraa 3 arrivata dalI'O-
spedale d Ashland Ia siguora Mary
De Podesta, moglie di " E. De Pode
sta. ristabilita in a1uo ma salute ] nestri
sinceri compliment
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-12-19

DA vENDERE Casa con IL camerei
Due Iotti 100 per $50. Situata in Poplar
st. vicino al Montreal River. BeI,issima
pcsizione. Per informazioni ri'folgersi
all'ufficio del La Nostra Terra.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-12-19

Graziosi gicieili 8 novisa in gioistlexeria
di belI buona vualitae di prezzi as
solutamente discreet dal John Sullivan
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-12-19

P'la costa bel bel
la nebia d ia stra,
phi vigne ciadel,
trav6s je scarla,
Gala n pianura
froulir la coutdra.
A piov n ID ountagua
a piov n couIina:
Que giouvlo xu cha bagoa~
81 an min la sucinaf
Gin d eva phi erin
dan val d'li magnin
La sont aa grnndana
je'l sebber d Mlclin.
Te a sebber cha dana
Giouyardru lns vim
Minchina s'la tesla
s'argaucla Ii yesta.
sauta mt la .tala.
da 5 I'us d'la eusina-
sout la scala.
pipina, pipinaf
na sdta squacia
d uerna Ia MIA.
Mt Ia stala Mariana
tacoma n tric6,
Pin6so ma biaua
-: ......-.., -, e.,I,c
ntans tresett
Tin beuc Gajet
a gitio ma ciapla
d dfamiole ed'pourcia
ch ben casina
coun n per d liter d'yin
sta neut peu mt Ia panssa
y bale la danssa
We n bulo soubrac
sta so,ita l portion:
LIE Iesto contact
a rengla n b,gnon
mas'cia a cica
compagn d Tuna mica.
Ii 'ntourn beicaje
lie quatr fiolastron,
la s'cirpa sii braje
d'ayl1, ma d coul bon,
torno dan Franssa
= con Id f,3sesanesa
da feui descioia
craeo d balasse
pi groeusse ch'ii ca
e pr ancamlnasse
dian mi non SO,
QUAINT j era al Creusot.
Ma / post d'ii pi louder
lie I tore d / Cum1n,
rintro noeus to1der
bel bel, vun m:
Mia valo Ia vita2
N po' storta n po' drita-
La senner a schisso
mt Ia flma adasi6t
pertant CHI s'sa tisso
/ tabac. pan planet
giu drin la cul6ta
la cracia barb6ta.
s. 'nformo qualment
per chi clio cha pissa,
Sc Clos re content
tasto ma stissa
d coul bon giuss d Otober
cha cotila mt i souber.
Len preve cha vina,
bui pur desgena,
NY & Moor 'auta tina
Ia sout la trava,
fej vitou che ar'au
v riva I babaul
Per fala coumpia
'ntro1 'ncour ma pejla
d'castigne. a me smial
Ma bella caplal
Mec Ii dr6 Castel,
Va ii farinell
Ell yin del Prou6st
a co1la mt je scn6le
doe br6che tost tost,
'dvant che mound6le
seban roustie
due broche compie.
Nt6 ndar coun sa piobia
LIE squasi gia toup,
tut mars Ia l6bia,
tut mars souta coup,
gnoun cier mt la censsa,
ecu faje9. Passienssal
Eavan d mala voja
a. randa d'ii mur
couliasse s'ia foja
quajet ie sour,
Ell Avi-Maria
al da androumia-
Dan dan per L Pare
Dan dan PHI masne,
DAN dan per la Mare,
phi viv, pin SQUIRE,
p'l Bodn. per la Bo1na
cha dian la corona,
Dan-dan per la Vigna,
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-12-19
BARRON. WIS.

Due indiyidue che esercivano un res
toraute mel locale di proprieta di John
Till, the Plaster Doctor, vicino ad Al
pena, furono colt dal vaiuolo, costret
ii ritornars ALA loro casa a Turtle
Lake. dove dovranno stare in quaran-
tina.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-12-19

Il signor Triplett noto gioielliere
di Ironvood rende noto al pubblico,
che egli ha un grandioso assortimento
di orologi dele fabbriche Elgins &
waltham al prezzo di s 4.75 piA
Triplett Ironvood store.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-12-19
Ia. MoRTE DgLEA coNTEssA CIBo

III 1I7LJ n IL y 1z1zI1 OJIV 7 17K- N-II10
Un telegramma da Foligno (Italia) an
nuuzia la lnorte cola avvenuta della
della Contessa Catherine Frensanella
Cibo, vedova Doud nata Reynolds in
Racine Wis.
Circa 20 ami addfetro contrasse
mattrimonio con Reuben Doud, ben
noto comerciante in legname del Wis.
Dopo la morte del marito, viaggi6
in Italia, onde educare la di lei figlia
Mamie nella nusica. Quivi incontr6
il Conte Cibo con cui contrasse matri-
monio and6 ad abitare nella di lui
tenute.
visit6 Racine dieci ami fa
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-12-19
LA Nostfa Terra /"
n1anda un semitic augu-
rio di felicita Z buone fe
ste di Natalie a tutti i
gettOri.

II Signor Ed Tolhurst trasport6 la-sua
Cigar Manufacfory in Silver st. mel De
Podesta Building, dove era il vscchio
Candy Store ora proprIets del signor
Herry La Fave
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-12-19
Ma j vim q re n crota.
la m6lia q l'6 n Cd,
Dau dan che sta vota
ls6 tut artira
Dan-dan dandaIan
p l win e p 1 pant

CHM b DPAREE. A
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-25
Brxan Renndiates HImseIf.

Thefollowing two paragraphs Of
the history of this country is of more
than usual interest, owing to the men
who figure in them and what they
therein utter:
Upon Mr.. Bryan's defeat the second
time in 1900 he SEM the following
telegram to NJ. j. Merrill, of Kansas
City: Thank you for your telegram
of coincidence. The defeat was a Sc
we're one; you all did nobly. cam
not conscientIously ask the party to
consider me again for the Presidency.
lead them to defeat four years ago
and that ought to be enough for any
one man."
On the other hand, upon Mr..
Roosevelt's election in 1904. he gave
out the following statement: ION
the fourth OF March next I shall
have served three and one-half years
and this three and one-haIf years
constitutes my first term. The wise
custom which limits the President to
two terms regards the substance and
not the form. Under no circum-
stances will be candidate for or
accept another nomination"
All are aware of the fact that
Theodore Roosevelt kept his word.
He remained steadfast to his promise
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-25

or ter-the-elcctIon utterance though
the greatest pressure known in
American politics was brought TO
bear on him. Through 1t all he re-
mained firm. He told the American
people what he would not do and
there was no one who could change
him. Resoiute in character he show
ed himself.
What a difference as to Bryan.
Many Democrats. accepted him at his
word, agreed with him then and be-
lieve what he said then ought to be
now. They did not care to be led to
a third>>defcat But. Bryan deliber-
ately worked up his candidacy and
bulldozed his party into giving him
third nomination. He led his parry
to defeat twice, and thousands of
Democrats think, as he did. that that
Is enough for any one man.
Bryan's actions since making the
utterance given above shows that he
has a vacillating mind OF matters nf
personal concern, a mind in keeping
with his Kaleidoscope changes on
matters of government and states
manship. 1t is not at all strange
that the people will not pin their
faith to him or accept his doctrines.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-25

he advocates and what he opposes
without INDUCING in distractions and
congratulations that would 1T any
candidate for most any old office from
Pugent Sound to TalIahasseeg "oh,
he stands upon the Democratic state
platform" some Of his friends and
political partisans viii say. But ii
should be remembered that, save for
few threadbare doctrines long ago
enacted into laws or rejected as use
less and ilIusory, the Democratic
state platform is chiefly a meaningless
collection of yerbiage concocted with
the intention OF straddling vital is
sues in an endeayor to get the vote
coming and going on one side and
then on another.
And then, again, it must be re-
membered that the Democratic state
platform. In addition to its straddles
and eyasions and equivocations, alto
gether omits any reference to num-
Der of questions bearing upon the
conditions and the needs of the peo-
pie of West Virginia and their state
government.
As 1t stands at present the Demo-
cratic platform does not say anything
at all about a new or Democratic
system of taxation, yet Mr.. Bennett
stands today, unless he has since
Topped with other Democrats, as one
of the "bitterest opponents" OF tax re-
form within the boundaries of the
commonwealth. A candidate for the
high Office Of governor who does not
give any attention OF even passing re-
gard for the policies and principles
for which he proposes to fight, GER
tainly does not present an attitude or
zealousness that is particularly APP
pealing to the people.
If the people of West Virginia want
to know how their government is to
be administered and along what poll
cies 1t will be conducted, and 1t is
their duty to know, they should cast
their ballots for Charles w. swisher
for governor and the entire Republic
can state ticket this Fall and permit
Mr.. Louis Bennett to remain amidst
his luxurious surroundings in his
palatial home in Lewis county.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-25
The ovcrshadowing Issue.

John S. Sherman. Republican nomi-
nee for vice-president, struck the
Invest keynote IN this campaign in
his speech of acceptance few days
ago. as every one must admit, when
attention is directly called to his ut
terances, on the overshadowing issue
and the record OF the Republican par
ty. Read what Mr.. Sherman says:
The overshadowlng issue of the
campaign really is: shall the admin
istration of President Roosevelt be
approvedS shall a party Of demon
strated capacity in administrative af-
fairs be continued in power, shall the
reins of government be placed in ex-
perienced hands, or do the people pre-
fer to trust their destinies to an ag-
gregation of experimental malcon-
tents and theorists, whose only claim
to history is a party name they pill
fered?
with record of four decades of
wise legislation; two score years OF
faithful administration; offering Its
fulfilled pledges as guaranty of its
promises for the future. the Republic
can party appeals to the people and,
with full confidence in their wisdom
and patriotism, awaits the rendition
of the November verdict"
The millions of average Americans
say: Yes, the administration OF
President Roosevelt shall be approx
ed. These millions nave approved II
thus far and they will express their
approval at the polls this Fall. APP
proval in its best and most effective
sense can only be felt and brought
into action by continuing in power
the political party that has demon
strated that the Roosevelt policies
are capable of wholesome results,
And, therefore. approval to he really
effective must result in the election
OF William II. Taft.
Experienced hands are Trustworthy
and the Republican party has fully
demonstrated that 1t is perfectly
capable of holding the reins of gov
eminent correctly and best for the
public welfare. Common sense
teaches that the people do not pre-,
fer to trust their destinies to an ag'
gregation of inexperienced malcon.
tents and theorists.
Mr.. Sherman answers the ques.
tions he propounds in the first par.
agraphs very clearly in the second
to which reference is again made
After reading 1t a second time, only
the politically prejudiced will dis
sent.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-25

honor and neither having 5ust cause
since to change from that confidence.
And, thus II the people we're deprived
Of naming their delegates. as the In
telligencer contends, Scherr is a
guilty party and It's walls Of abuse
should be turned on him.
-Four years ago Charles F. Teter
and Governor W. NJ. o. Dawson
agreed to the same plan, but the In
telllgencer found no wrong in that.
Even this year Wood county, as
well as others did the same thing, yet
there has not been as yet any censure
of them by the Intelligencer. Nor
has the 4ntellIgencer yet taken its
own county of Ohio to task for the
methods it undertook to employ. The
Ohio county committee essayed to APP
point delegation, without one iota of
authority from the voters. It claim
ed 1t had 1t from Hearne. but the vot-
ers never delegated any such author
ity to Hearne. The otto-Ogden cor
ruptiouists simply took matters in
their own hands, but the state COM
mittee very properly and wisely
stopped such high-handedness.
Had Scherr been placed before the
regular convention and not bolted, he
would have received half of Harrison
county's vote in the convention, but
this county felt under no obligations
to vote for man for governor, who
a few hours before accepted a nomi-
nation from a new party, whose out
spoken Intentions were to try to
wrest West Virginia from the Repub-
lican columns.
Ogden and his cohorts are using
the Intelligencer for the purpose OF
accomplishing such wrestling and, as
1t has upon its own volition with
drawn fro mthe Republican party. it
should be treated as Democratic and
its utterances regarded as inspired
from Democratic sources solely bent
on destroying the Republican party.