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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-17
SKIN ON FIRE-AGONY
UNBEATABLE.
Terrible Itching Burning Skin Disease
Now Quickly Cured.

Terrible Itching Burning Skin Disease
Now Quickly Cured.
A purely vegetable external remedy
that has been proved beyond all pos
sible doubt to cure the worst cases Of
Eczema and all skin diseases can now
be procured by all skin sufferers. This
remarkable remedy is d. D. D. Pre-
scription, the discovery of DIR. Decatur
D. Dennis, the well known skin spec
ialist, and is being manufactured by
the D. D. D. Co., 112 Michigan Street
Chicago, III. The demand for this
remedy has become tremendous with
in a short time because people are
just learning that the hundreds of
cures it has made seem to be perma
nent.
Eczema and all diseases of the skin
must be treated locally, according to
the views now held by foremost skin
specialists and physicians; that is,
you must doctor the itch where the
itch is. 1t is useless to attempt to
cure skin disease by taking drugs and
medicines into the stomach. The
disease is not in the blood. 1t is in
the skin and only skin deep. You
must get at the seat Of the disease
and kill the germ by making direct ap-
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Mrs. L. B. Powell, Box Ala, Caruth-
ersville, Mo, writes: Words cannot
convey my full appreciation Of D. D.
D. The face of my baby boy was
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Their information about this | shall
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Testimonials of hundreds of cases
OF remarkable cures by D. D. D. Pre-
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-17
PRACTICE WILL
LAST THREE WEEKS
Residents Along the California
Coast Anxious to See
The Big Vessels.
AUSTRALIA Is ANXIOUS.
WELCOME is BEING PLANNED
FOR AMERICAN sAiLoRs-AD-
MIRAL EVANS NOT SO ILL AS
GENERALLY REPORTED.

Washington, March 17.-Record tar
sixteen which is in progress at Mag
dalena Bay will continue for approxi-
mately three weeks. This information
has been received by the navy depart
ment.
Secretary Metcalf is considering an
application made today by Senator
Flint, of California, on behalf of the
residents of the towns along the coast
in the vicinity of Los Angeles, to have
the fleet divide into four squadrons
when it reaches San Pedro. Should
this plan be adopted one squadron will
visit Santa Monica, one at Venice, one
at Redondo and the other at Long
Beach.
Royal Welcome Planned.
Melbourne, Australia, March IL
Preparations already have been begun
to welcome the American battleship
fleet next winter and a royal recep-
ton is assured. Today expire ssions of
satisfaction at the forthcoming visit
were received from all parts of the
commonwealth.
The federal ministers are planning
entertainments and the state govern
ment has promised to cooperate.
Evans Much Better.
San Diego, Cal, March 17.-Rear
Admiral Thomas, commanding the Sec
ond squadron denies that Admiral Ev-
ans has at any time been so i'll as to
turn command of the fleet over to
him. Admiral Evans comment on the
cruise was to the effect that he was
ordered to bring the ships to the Pa
cific, and he obeyed. All are in splen-
did trim and ready for duty.
Want to See Evans.
Washington, March 1.-THE people
of New leland want the Atlantic bat
tleship fleet in command of Rear Ad-
miral Evans to visit that island on the
way around the world. An invitation
extended by the Premier of New Ze-
land has reached the state depart
ment
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-17

spread stagnation. | am sounding this
optimistic, cheerful note because | full
ly feel that l am justified"
Taft's attention was called to a sto-
~ from Washington which alleged
that Charles p. Taft, his millionaire
half-brother, who lives in Cincinnati,
had already expended $4,000 in fur
thering the Taft boom. The secretary
of war was not pleased
LAS for my brother being my good
friend" he remarked, the story is
true. In all other respects it is false.
1t has no foundation, whatever, in fact
If the story be traced to it's source it
will be found just as say
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-17
MASONIC CALENDAR.

Tuesday Evening, March II.
Richmond Lodge No. 1876 F. & A. NJ,
Fellow Craft degree.
Wednesday Evening, March 10.
Webb Lodge No. "a F. & A. M, stat
ed meeting.
Thursday Evening, March 10.
Wayne Council No. 10 r. & 8. NJ
Rehearsal Super Elk Degree for Super
Elk Masters only.
Saturday Evening, March ~.
Loyal Chapter 0. E. S. No. 40, stated
meeting.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-17

erty pike to the Boston pike, and is
known as South l. street. This street
runs through the Beallview addition.
Mr.. Won Pein explained that part of
South l. street was within the city linn
its and that the commissioners. under
the provisions of the new road law.
could not improve il unless the city
council authorized the improvement Of
that part of lie street within the linn
its of the city. There was some de
bate as to whether council or the
board of public works had the authori-
ty to grant this permission. City At
torney Study gave his opinion that this
power was vested with council and
Won Pein stated that the improvement
would cost the city nothing and that
the South Side Improvement associa-
ton was anxious to have the street
improved as soon as possible.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-17
WANTS GOOD STREET
Authority Should Be Given
County to Repair South L
Street Won Pein Says.
WOULD COST CITY NOTHING

Councilman Won Pein last evening
at the council meeting. introduced a
resolution to the effect that council
authority for the improvement of a
roadway in the southern part of this
township, which extends from the Lib
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-17

The data about the manufacture Of
steel cars in this country are not as
definite as might be desired, but the
Railway Age reports the number of
steel cars ordered in 1907 to be 27,SOO,
and of cars with steel underframes,
1900.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-17

Sluggish livers and bowels are the
cause of nearly every disease. Cleanse
your system and regulate the bowels
and liver to healthy. natural action by
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. The
surest remedy known. 35c. Tea or
Tablets. A. G.. Luken & Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-17

The cost Of hauling coal for its own
locomotives is estimated at mills per
ton mile on the st. Louis & San Fran
cisco railroad, and the labor Of hand
ling it at 8 cents a ton.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-17

ERSE fSef Those Wishing to Try Or. csio.
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who have never takes IT, Seeo for II II yos have any
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-17
Study Favors It.

City Attorney T. J. Study favored
the adoption of this ordinance. stating
that the Central Union company in
tended 10 place a conduit system in
Main street. but that Mr.. Cline. con-
struction superintendent OF the COM
be absolutely impossible 10 complete
this work by June I. He said that Mr..
Chine had informed him that the work
could be completed by September /,
The ordinance was referred to ordi-
nance committee. and there is no doubt
but that it will be passed at the next
council meeting.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-17
BELL FATHERS A
CITY ORDINANCE
Telephone Company Wants
More Time to Lay Its
Conduit System.
STUDY is IN FAVOR OF THIS
SINCE 1T WILL BE IMPOSSIBLE
TO COMPLETE WORK BY JUNE
FIRST, THE DATE SHOULD BE
CHANGED.
STUDY is IN FAVOR OF THIS

Last evening at the council meeting
a new pole ordinance was introduc-
ed. This ono was prepared by the
Central Union Telephone company and
is an exact duplicate Of the one now in
effect with the exception that it pro-
vides that all poles shall be removed
from Main street by September l in
stead of June l.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-17

Argentine exported last year 13S 222
tons Of frozen beef.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-17

JUDITH:
Millions use Gold Medal Flour
LUcRETIA.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-17
Gaut's Formula
For Kidney Cure.

following ingredients: onehalf
; ounce Fluid ext. Buchu, one
ounce of compound fluid Balm
wort and two ounces of syrup
Sarsaparilla compound. Shake
well and take a teaspoonful be
fore each meal and one at re-
firing. Drink plenty of water
between meals and at night, but
; little of any liquid at meal
times.
The buchu alone is an excel
lent tonic for the kidneys and
bladder, but combined with the
excellent qualities of balmwort
and sarsaparilla it's efficacy is
ten times greater. The great
urinary specialist, Gaut, whose
single fees range from $500 to
$1,000, acknowledges in his lat
est reports to the German
Health Bureau that this simple
mixture is most reliable and
will cure all but the most COM
plicated and aggravated kidney
and bladder affections, there
. fore it is well worth trying, as
; 1t is not an expensive formula.
Putting under the eyes, back
. ache and dizziness, burning of
the eyes, blurred vision, ex-
treme nervousness. and in
somnia all indicate urinary
. trouble. Many more symptoms
could be named. but the reader
will surely avoid neglect and
prevent serious complications
. like diabetes, Brights disease,
apoplexy and rheumatism.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26

lcioiat babe, bieielben nm Sergcbung
81 bitten pber lpenn tic eincm 9icn dlcu1
nnred)t gctbune oieiss, 10 gut lie IONS
lie, lpieoer gut 81 MAIDEN, - On that
er Dies in ~ertiten uuO e~inorin9lifen
mo oen1oh ianiten Worten. I6er
feline Iutlrort fam iiber ibre 2ippeu,
lonDern lie peuoete ibr @eiibt ge9eu
Die 8aub. iuoem ite, nie Die bcili8e
Shrift 10 a~u5trrd5poll iagt, "ibre
Stlmnle crhob uno lpeinte."
9err 2ocp beoeutetc Der 6rou 9eu@
len unO Dem SienitmdD6eu, i'm nit
Slcn allcin 3u laiien. abr I'M gereid)
Iciner Stinrmc 81 b~lei5eu. fir Den
Sail. bnB ibre Siilfe erforDerli1 lei.
Ai5 Die S6iire 9eihloiien mar,
luanote er iih nit folQenDen @prtcr
an Glen: vSbr @epiien lit beuns
rubigt, bur9 Die 8iiroe elmer Sd)ulo
bclai1et D.. uno bur9 eincn tiefen
Sfner5 %geaudIt", fiiete ct bin8u, aIS
Der ber25erreiBenoe Iu50rud hires
8eiidtes. msl6es lie inn plGsld 3us
fcbrte, linn Die gan5e Siefe Tires 3eiz
bens p%fIcn6arte. oSicieift hat man
audi an Sbnen mebr 9ciitnri8t, nls Gle
lelbit gegen @nbcre iiinbigten; pielz
lcitt bat Die Sauo b?5 Wenihcn ii6
ldiper auf lie 9clc8t; 10 jung lie i'm,
ipanbertcn tic piclleiht Surd Die @iite
Der MeIt, otnc einen Hubepunit fir
Sbrer SUB 5n rnocn. &ieQeitt baz
ben Sic lid Iangi. geic5nt. 3u flicben.
9leid) Der Eautc, nib Nube 81 iin>
ben"
Wtit rallber Stimmc murmelte @ls
len: ~@S gibt fcinen SrieSeu fir Die
@ottloien, iprift Der 6err."
"Iber es 9ibt 8cr9cbuns fir Die
SuBfertl9en uuh SrieOcn fir bic, De-
men per9ebcn it,, eripiherte DIR.
&acp.
"Tergeben . Ser9e6cn :. i" ricf
Glen, ibre SanS on Die Stirre pref
'cnb, lid merhe nc GluuGGt fDnnen,
Dap mir per9ehcu lit. Nerr Sacp, ib
babe 8upeilen Die @ibel uufgeidlna
gen nno ih fam in berlelben &crie
beS MitlcibS, &orte Der 8armlcr3iaz
felt unb @ortc Der Serbeibung. nno
filr einen Nugenblid ihienen lie Sroit
III meme Seelc 81 brineen; aber Der
~finitere @eiit in mir fliiitertc min 5n:
pies lit ui6t fiir DID acihrteben
niht fir oid6l 8 0ott, o @ott, iudnn
perbe ib mid iiber6eu9en, Dab mir
per9eben iit?"
.8enn Sic, alien menihlifen
StoI5, ale menidlide Surht bel Seite
lebeno, in bei6eibenem 3rreifei 9e9en
S6r ei9eues llrtbeiI unb in tiefer Scz
mlt6 bes @eiiteS getban babcn iuerz
Den, mas bic Stride pori6rcibt", err
piberte Der 0eiitlide feicrlih; ~nenu
sic cin aufri6ti9es Se~tcnntuiB Sbrer
Siinben o Dem able8en, Der, irenn
Gle crnitbaft bereuen unb feiten @lduT
bens iinb. Gle FRAT Der ibm bon ,tn=
fern :9crrn Seius @brsinhs per1sebe=
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26

Im IS. Sctober 1872, flir5 Dor Der
Gtunbe be5 Observation-Disclosures, lerfte
elmer Der beiten unb ebripiirol9iten
8eiltlihen Der Stubt ~. Der @anoz
nicus &ucn. feline S6ritte nah DEM
lpeitlifen gingan9e Der aat9ebrale.
Gnnonicus 2ncp par bon elmer inz
nieen Inbdn9liffeit an feline 9atbez
brale eriiiQt; bieies 9efilbl mar NIT
ibm beran9eipaGien uno inn Sau1e Der
Sabre INNER itdrfer getporoen.
@ines Ibenbs iab er in ieinem 3ims
mer, iebr bertieft in Die @prbereituns
5u elmer Yrebigt fir bas auerbeiliz
gensSeit, bas arf ben foIgenben Gag
fiel, unb an pel6em Die Geibe be5
8rebisens an linn mar. ais er bur6
elm bei6eioenes 8oden an Iciner
Tbure seIt0rt tpurbe. Cine dltli6e
Srau frat Elm, Die er felt bielen Sab
rem fannte unb Die itet5 ieinen 8atb
einbolte, 10 oft ibr BEL Der ausilbun9
ibres @eiddftes als 2ogispermietberin
Elm fleiner 9eipiiiens5peiiel bortdm.
Serr 2ocp bat Die Srau, 9lae 81 nebs
men uub i6ren Stubl ndber an oas
Seuer gu riiden. benn Der leete Sctoz
Der funotgte nit elmer ean5 entIpres
6enben Strenee ben Infang beS Noz
ben1ber an. CT fannie ben Gbaratter
ieiner alien Sreunbiu unb Die Natur
Der S6tpierigteiten, Die lie linn &C.
fpobnli6 porle9te, 10 genau, Dab er
tie uuber5l9lt6 atrebete: vNuu, mets
ne quite Srau 9enlep. gle BADEN tpo6l
Elm ylal pieoer truntIii6tige Wietbs>
Ieute, uno bebalten lie bloB bes6al6,
neil Gle fiir6ten, NiertnnO ais Sic
fpiiroe ibnen ms S6lai3immer binz
ouf6elfen. bamit lie Die Na6t nift an
einem tpeni9er an%9enebmen Srte ais
in ibren Setteu 5ubringen miiiien?
Sber ba6en sic nod einen leiien
3peifel, Oh es poblgetban lei, Dem
Serrn al tiinbigen, Der S6re W06el
beroir6t uno ME Die Wietbe be3ablt,
mas Gle bod binoert, Sbrem 8orbas
ben gemGB. ben tleinen Sobnnp in Die
G6ule 81 i6ifen?"
YNein, nein, 6err, mas mid beunz
rubigt, bat nit betrunfenen @tiet6ss
leuten ooer nit bent ShulbeIu1 bes
tletneu SobnnD uno aud nit Der
N~i6tbe5abtun8 Der Wietbe niht bns
@erin9ite 81 idaifen, es lit 9erabe
bas @egenteil."
9u es i6mieri9 mar. obne eenoucre
MISUNDERSTANDING 81 bcgreifcn, pie
es bas @egenteil bon bieien brci Sim
gen iein fonne, nnS ba5 8emiitb Der
9uten Srnu b%eunrubigte, iab Der geiits
lide Serr iie frdgenb an.
sic hlbr fort: ~SebeH Sic, Serr.
man tonnte fpobl bebaupten. OaB Die
Sa6e, I'M 8runoc 9enommen, mid
nl6ts angelo; aud 1T mir redt ipobI
betannt, mas Der b. Saulus in Ieinem
8riefe an Simotbeu5 in9t. baB Die
Sraueu feline S6tpaeereien MAIDEN
uno iid ni6t in frembe Sa6en mil6er
iolen. Iqetn trobDcm meme i6, CO
tonute tetuc Siiuoe fem, ipenn mo
elm iuuge5 0ei6Opf. ipelGeS man ms
ter ieinem SADIE bat uno lanelam bins
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26

Sie nnd,itebenbe GrsGblnng :
r erifien, ebc Die @erfnKertn :
= (9app @cprsiana Smnertpn)
+ fatbpliif gemprben mar. Sic :
= if)rieb bieielbe 5u elmer 3ctt. nls :
+ tic ben &f bnrd)5mmnhen :
+ bate, ben 10 0sandle III Gns= :
r lamb in ben lettcn brctf'g :
= Snbren fampften: no bic Seeie :
+ allmalis Der 0tGnsel bes Irpte= :
= itantismus iidj betpuRt iutrb nnn :
= nod, fathpliiher @abrbeit nnh +
, fatbpltihen Nnbafts llcbnnsen :
: 81 ifmad1tcn besinnt, aber bod :
, md an Der Suffnnng feftbalt :
+ unb iih ein5nreben indt, Der :
? Mnglifanismns f1nne etnen ;
= @lauben mnb einen @ottes= :
, bienit bieten, Der nit bent Der 3
, fntbpliifen Stride nabe5u iiber= :
+ einittmme nnS i'm Staubc let, :
, jener Sebninht su geniisert, :
+ melfe bod, iuenn Tie fpabr MN >
+ emit lit, niemals auterbalb Der :
= wabren Stride 8pttes Sefrie= :
, bisnns finDen fam. Sattc :
= ,,Glen Wtbbletpu" ein ein5tses :
= @prt entbalten, bas segcn ben :
, Satbultstsmus serihtet uber iet- I
+ nem @eiite entaesen mare, 10 I
+ miirbe bic gerfafierin ibr MDs= I
+ ltdlites gotham baben, jenes :
= Gremplar su pernidlten. Wte +
= bag Werf jebud purliest, em= I
+ pfieblt tie es Dnrd) bteie tnr5e I
+ Grlauteruna benz @pblmpllen 1
r t6rer beutifen 2eier, tnDem tie 1
r sm 8ptt ffebt, Daf es bnrh 4
+ Setne @nape etiuas tuetiges 1
r 8ntes mtrfen nnb fcinen Sfa= 1
r ben bringen mDge.
+ 2pnbpn n, I'M Sannar 1869. 1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26
ailien unteritiiet. auf benz Sopba

aiiien unteritiiet. auf benz Sopba
Lag.
SIR 8eiift mar bleifer ais am Sas
&c 3upor; aber cine plOBlihe Hotbe
flos barber bin. ais Serr Sacp ein>
trat.
nSeien sic pilfomrnen", ld9te tic,
inbem iie linn ibre oiinne. burhiihs
ttge Sano binbielt. .@5 lit 9iitis
bon Sbnen. baB Sic fommen.
uno audi i9on bon Sbnen", filgte lie
btn5u, inoem lie ii6 an Srau Senlcp
uno Iarp @pans parDte. Die bel ibr
itanoen, vbaB Sic mitbeteu pouen. Gs
iinb, CLAUDE i6.. Intporten, gu geben."
Ser 8eiltlihe lab Elm. DAB lie
lpiinifte. er m09e ipfort nit Den firGs
lifeu @ebeteu be9inuen, obue porber
iid in cine llnterreouna nit ibr einS
5ulanen. Er mar innie libcr5eugt,
baB teines ieiner ei9enen @orte Der
Seele einen 10 mddti9en Croft gelpdbs
rem Tonne, penn JIG 0 Summer be-
orilGt mar. ODER 10 lebbuft baS Be-
tpuBtiein Der Silnbc Su meden pers
moge. nern Sf)ulp lno Heue lie peiz
ni9ten. ais iene 0ebete. pelfe Die
STRIDE borl6reibt; lno 10 tnietc er an
@aen's Eager uieber unp las nit mebr
Vetpegun9. ais or pieQeidt ie bel Der
IuSiibung bieier Imtspfli6t empfuns
ben, oas ieierli6e Sleben nm Grbar>
men. lDornit Die Jfeibe Der @ebete bel
Dem Selu6c Der aranfen be9innt.
Naf Dem @ebete bes Serrn, in nell
dies Glen leiie einitimmtc. ipraGen
Serr Sacp unO Die beiben Srauen,
ipelhe ibm ge9enilber tnieten. Die erz
9reifenoen 8edielgebete. Die uumitz
teIbar Darauf folgen.
gs lag ettpas in bieien Bitten, oas
IN auBcr9eluobnlider @eiie nit Der
Stimmul9 %barmonirtc, III nel6er
guen'5 @enliitb lid befanb. Oils Der
@eiltli6e betete: ~Wl0se Der Seinb teiz
nen Tortbeil iiber lie erringen", 5udte
lie trampfbaft 5uiammen. uno ais Die
Srauen dntiporteteu: ,lluo Der 8ott>
lulc lid ibr nid)t naben", bn mari lie
einen l6euen Slif nm lid. Oils Die
Worte: Sci ibr. o Serr. elm ltarfer
Sburm - Dor Dem Ingeiitte ibrer
Scinoe", geipro6en puroen. perbarg
Iiic ibr 8eiid)t in Den Sduben. ilno elm
lci6ter S9auoer ifittelte ibre Gle
Der.
Nad elmer fleiner Yauie las Serr
SacD Die bnraui iol9enben 0ebete;
Damn erbob er Ii1 bon Den &nieen, I'M
Dem CT lid an Glen lpanbte unb ar lie
Die ldDne uno riibreuoe Grmabung
rid)tete, Die einen Sbeil Der aranfen@
gebete altsmn6t. Il5 er uber ge9en
bas gnoe, no e5 beiBt: ~Sa na6 bic
fem 2cben Hedenidnit nb5ulesen lit
Dor Dem geredten Ni6ter, bon pel6em
glle 9eriGtet iperben obne Inleben Der
Yerion", iie au~iiorDcrte, iid unb ibren
S~eelen5uitanO i'm Sinblidte auf @ott
unb ouf Die Wteniden 5u priiien, baz
NIT tie lid ielbit anfla9e unb rihte
tpe9eu ibrer Climber unb oaourd bel
unierm bimmIiiden @atcr I'm, Gbriiti
fpiaen Grbarnten .iinbe. bn 5%itterte 81
len iiftlif. Ils err Johann oas
apoltoliife Notwithstanding ipra6
uno lie fraste. oh lie oil allen bieien
Snnften oeS friitlideu @laubens felt
balte. nidte lie 5ultimmeno. limb
ais nun iener fcierlide @ueenblid scz
tomnen mar, mo Der Yrieiter. gen,GB
Der Ieilnn8 Der Stride. gu fra9en bat,
Oh Der Silnoer cine pabre 8eue emf
pflnoe unD Oh CT in Srieben lei nit
Der aan5en @elt - mo er lie ermabs
nen muBte, BON @ruub bes Ser5enS
allen benen 81 per5eiben, Die iie be-
leibi9t, nno ipenn JIG ielbit gncere be-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-09
POPULAR
VOTE SHY
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Southwestern Press syndicate)
Memphis. Tenn, Nov. g.-The large
electoral vote given Mr.. Taft and the
close vote in Maryland, Missouri,
Kentucky, Indiana aud some other
states gave rise to many villa news
statements, the most frequent OF
ghicn was that the popular vote for
Mr.. Taft was almost as great as that
given Mr.. Roosevelt.
Careful compilation up to this time
1ows THAI Mi Taft will fall far short
II the great populae majority the vote
In Illinois, Iowa. Chic. Indiana and
pennsylvania making a difference OF a
million between Roosevelt and Taft.
The returns as now in show Mr..
rSft receives l,260.331 more votes
han Mr. Bryan.
The plurality o. Mr.. Roosevelt over
Judge Parker was 2.2542t3: a diff
erence OF 993,GS2 in the size of
iluralties. In other words the DIFF
erence In favor OF MIR Roosevelt
Aqual the entire vote cast for
PRESIDENT in the states Of Tennessee,
.rkansas, Oklahoma and Kansas.
The South as usual. cast light
ote, causei by the lack OF RepuDli-
an activity. Had there been the
highest contest IN tae South The popu-
lar vote for Mr. Bryan could have
cen increased more than half a mil
ion OF votes The unusual slump In
ennsylyania and Iowa was direct
lap at present conditions. the Iowa
idea,' made prominent by Governor
'ummins, being n radical demand for
reform-far moro radical than the
platform Of any political party, even
eyond the yagaries of the Madison,
Wisconsin. senator who seeks to leg
slate GOODNESS and goiliness into
Is bessmaking neighhors at Milwau.
zee. D.
The South has been aroused by the
otal lack Of the East and West to
ct together and the next DemocrG.
tic convention viii be controlled by
tae South; that being sufficient to
tate there will be neither compro
Use or lsvnr to anyone, The Social
st and the labor agitator has receiy
d his last favor at the expense OF
democracy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-09
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Special 10 Daily Leader.
Elk City. okla. Nov 9.-Reyerend
W. A. Randle has returned from con.
ference and a public card OF thanks
20 un.Christian friends ,iiscloses a
rather interesting phase of life. The
reverend man has been d prominent
worker TO- his faith ani earnestly
strove 10 Increase the membership
of his flock. When he started to con.
terence &C was given new suit OF
clothes. shirt. hat. underwear and all
required for the occasion. Tho strange
part of the donation is that all con.
pributon hre hon'chureh members.
and some OF them ratder prominent
ly so. yheig express command was
that he was 10 wear the suit because
his admirers Gf nOn-confessing ones
wished 20 show their appreciation Of
his manhood and citizenship. even
though of no faith.
When the minister asked what par.
tlculsr sermon or utterance caused
the donation, be was told the suit
;ip attendant sartq Sal accessories
20 beauty came to aim because he
ateuded 10 his preaching business
and no other,