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THE PRIZE-WINNERS.

The correct answer to last Saturdays
initial letter puzzle was laborer. h
following children were the prize-win-
ners:
REGINA WRIGHT. aged 10, SO Dele
van avenue, Newark (box of paints);
FLORENTINA NEGEL, aged 10, 10S
Fourteenth avenue, Newark, (book;
ROSE McGANN, aged IS, IA Washing
ton street, Bloomfield (book); HARVEY
SANDFORD. aged 8. 451 Academy
street. South Orange (basebalD; WILL
LIE KNAUER, aged II, 56 Beacon
street, Newark (basebalD; ALBERT
SMITH, aged IA, 55S Bloomfield avenue,
Bloomfield (box of paints).
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FEwsMITH MEMORIAL CHURCH Hgd-
son street, near Orange street.-The Rev. Ed
1880 a. m, divine worship, with ser
mon by the pastor on Work and Its Or
portunity." Sunday school at 2:30 p. m; Y.
r. S. c. 2. at 6:i5 p. n. At 745 p. m: the
pastor will preach on "A Heavenly Vision
Translated Into Practical Life Welcome to
RI PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Broad
street. near Mechanic-The Rev. David R:
10 EF 81 a, M 4. and nd 7:i RaI p. m. s Sunday school and
Bible classes at 2:3O p. m; mems Bible Union,
2:so; adult Bible class at 4; Christian Bn-
deaYor meeting, 641. Prayer meeting Iues-
day evening at 3 O'Clock.
PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner
Belleville avenue and Kearny street.-The Rey.
John Mcdowell. pastor; the Rev. r. II. NJ.
Augustine, pastors assistant. At II a. m. the
: Rev. William c. Kerr will speak on The
will have for his theme influence as an In
eentiye." At 10 a. m. the thhteT I,lefags men EN-
a s4s p, mn meet siold at school Il . %; M al: i5' p JUNIORS me-, senior @aHa'
Christian Endeavor Prayer meeting on u pue s1
day at p m; A cordial invitation 10 all
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
corner Roseville and Sussex avenues-rhe Rev.
W. Y. Chapman. d. D.. pastor. Services To-
School 80 p. M; christian E%ndeayor, 6:l5
p; m. TUESDAY. meeting 8 p. M, sunday eve
C PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Wash
ington and James streets-Rev. Pleasant Hun
ter. d. D., pastor. Sunday services; lQ:4o a;
m. $50 p H. SuDJSNt' LhSs - C
Colossians." Sunday school - O'Clock. Chris
tian Endeavor GAS p. m. Church p~rayer-meet,
ing Tuesday evening at s O'Clock. 10 all OF
those services a cordial invitation Is extended.
The music tomorrow will be as fo'ioWs;
M"orning-Prelude Mendelssohn; anthem, COO
''Tocatta.' D'Evry. Notwithstanding, Eve,
ming Song" Seiss; anthem, How Beautitul
on the Mountains" Marston; o~ffertory, 20
Gladstone Light" Buck; %postlude, Coronation
March, Meyerheer.
SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Latay-
| affa and linton cfrpptG-RaV- Davis w. IQSk,
II. D., minister. Mems prayer service 9i4o a.
m. Divine worship 1920 a. m. and 7:t5 p. m
! Junior church 1890 a. m. DR.. Lusk Will preach
at the morning service, and Ernest Beldor
Hart, the new assistant. will preach In tht
evening. Sunday school 2:30 p. m. Christian
Endeavor EDS p. m. Stereopticon lecture or
children the World Over" Monday evening
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OUR OUTING.

THE STAR Juvenile Humane Society
will hold an outing at Hillside Park on
next Monday afternoon, June %, as the
guests OF Uncle Jack. Every child who
wears q STAR button viii be admitted
to the park free of charge, and will
also be given free admission to all the
many attractions of the park, including
the Wild West show, the balloon ascen-
sion, menagerie, merry-go-round, roller
coaster, etc, and will also be given a
bag of peanuts.
Have your buttons ready, and do moi
miss this great treat.
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.
NEWARK.

NEWARK.
Emily X. FINLEY and hus to Lucy
w. Alden, e s Ridge st, 100 TT n
fir Berkeley av, 50x100. ..........
Arthur d. Crane to Annie NJ.
Lutter, e s Sanford av, 575 IT
S fr fremont ay, 25x1OO.
Peoples Land and Imp. Co. TO
Theo. L. Meurer, lot known as
sc, map Essex Park. .............
Anna L. Manning and hus to
Frederick Maurer, II S Penning-
ton st, $50 TT W fir Orchard st,
Bras dor Land Co. to August
Vratel, W S Fabyan pl, 10 TT II
fr Sewage st, 25x10o.
Clifford c. Goodwin to Chas. %.
Townley, n s Verona av, 200 TT
G fr Summer av, 96x106..........
Clarence e. Youngs to Chas. G..
II. Glaeser, e S Lincoln av, 2S5 TT
e fr DelaVan
J. Herbert Lewis to Amelia c.
Ohr, W S s. 18th st, 24O it n FIR
18th av, 30x100.
George A. Simmons to Federal
Real Estate Co, s S Clay st, 1873
# S fr Ogden st, 67x112..........
Union Building CO. to John L.
Denbigh, W S Treacy av, POL 1T
s fr Avon av, 37x111..............
VIM. j. Burke to Chas. C. Lur-
ick, e S N. 9th st, 1873 fit n fr
4th av, 33x120.
VIM. j. Burke to Chas. c. Lur-
ick, e S N. 9th st, PIG TT n fr
4th aY, 33X120.
TOWNSHIPS.
Emily A. Condit and hus to
Amelia S. Weinthal, Bloom
field, n w cor Thomas st and
Morris av, 90x100. ...............
Charles e. Brown to James FL.
Van Ness, S. Orange, W o
lot of James II. Van Ness, s s
Burnett av, containing l acre.
Joseph A. Svenson to Andrew
Svenson, Belleville, n S Tappan
av, 43 TT e fir Linden av, 51X100
Newark and Essex Land and I'M
provement Co. to Lillian L.
Crozier and hus, S. Orange, Q s
Prospect st, s fr Lexington av,
55x10O
Annie H. B. Howe and hus to
Thomas Atteridge, Orange, n s
Chapman st, 274 it e fir Centre
st, 25X100..
Same to same, n s Chapman st,
300 TT s FIR lot of I'd party, 20
NIUU
Otto Klein to Gustaf Haase, W.
Orange. s e S Franklin av, rs TT
n fir Chestnut st. 37x100........
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AN ORDINANCE to iLnend sections one
and two of an ordi rance entitled An
ordinance to provide for the care. Gus
todv. control and maintenance or Lhe
new CITY Hall and connecting bulid-
ings. the property contained thereIn
and the grounds adjacent thereto ana
10 create Offices and to provide Tor the
appointment of and salaries to be paid
such officers
Be IL ordained by the Common Coun-
csf cf the citv of Newark as follows;
Section /. Add the following para
graph after the word "duties' at the
end Of the third paragraph OF section l:
The custodian shall designate IN writ,
ing anv one of the i~anitors attached
to his Office to act as custodian during
his absence or disability, and he snail
be responsible for the %Janitor so deslg-
mated as acting custodian.
Section .. Amend section by strlk-
ing out the word chief" wherever 1T
appears In the paragraphs composing
sal section.
strike out all that part of. paragraph
3 of the said second section In the
first sentence after the word duties.
Section 8. This ordinance snail axe
effect Immediately.
The foregoing ordinance was pre-
scented in Common Council on Friday
evening. June 10. 1908, was read twice
under suspension of the rules and duly
ordered to a third reading.
JAMES i. CONNELLY,.
lie cost City Clerk.
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UNEVERSAJTsT.

Rev. Henry R. Rose. Minister.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER, Broad and
City Hall-Services at II; Mr.. Rose will preach
on THE Witching Hour, or the Lessons of a
Drama of Moral Telepathy." Is a man re-
sponsible for the evil another man does? Is
superstition Interrogation? How good wom-
en- make good men. Why gambling is folly.
Do evil thoughts travel? Sunday school at 10.
No evening service. Next Sundays subject,
THE Servant in the House."
The music tomorrow will be as follows
Organ prelude, Souvenir" Flavell; process
sional, While Thee l Seek" anthem, 20
Lord. Our Governor" Gadsby: response after
prayer. Nearer. NY God, to Thee" Hanscom;
o%ffertory. Come. Holy Spirit" Schneider
organ ~postlude, Scena. Williams.
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THE WEEKLY CONTEST.

go VIC prizes of 81 each will be
awarded tits week for two Sc
lected complete lists of answers
to New Puzzles No. 278. STANDARD Die
tionary is used for definitions: COM
pound words are shown by ~, and
words out of dictionary order by (S).
Address replies to puzzle Editor,
EVENING STAR" and have same
reach this office within ten days.
Answers will appear in two weeks.
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NEW PUZZLES NO. z73.
1921.
DIAMOND

1921.
DIAMOND.
1.-THE letter c.. 2.Before. ga masds-
traue of ancient Rome who had charge
of public lands, buildings, games, po-
lice, etc. A. (Rare) Hairy. 8. To alb
scond. 6. To please (Obs.). Z. The let
ter e. NEWARKUS.
2.622.
DIAMOND.
1. The letter T.. 2. Matter in the
aeriform state. 3. Cd Emaciation with
general languor and hectic fever.
A. (Chem) A salt of gallic acid. 5. (Mus.)
A method of notation used chiefly in
the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries for
the lutte (Obs.). 6. (Naut.) A breeze or
wind from the sea, generally bringing
foul weather 90. 7. Vexation. s. An
eagle. 8. The letter e. MUSICUS.
1888.
CROSSWORD ENIGMA.
My first is in FABLE, but not in
STORE;
My second is in TABLE. but not in
My third is in RULE. but not in
BOARD;
My fourth is in TOOL, but not in
HOARD;
My fifth is in ICE, but not in FROG:
My sixth is in MICE, but not in HOG;
My seventh is in OAR, but not in
CATCH;
My eighth is in MORE, but not in
HATCH:
My ninth is in CORE. but not in
MATCH.
My WHOLE in the United States win
be found,
One Of its cities, the world
AMERICA.
1924.
ANAGRAM.
Are night events.
o. N. E. ONE.
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ABEL EMS COMMENT.

REMARDO is around again, after
his serious illness, and all puzzledom
re1oices at the good news, His new
address is 207 Cricket avenue, Ard
more, Pa.
MYSELF has not been heard from in
a long time. 1t isn't like Daddy to for
get his old friends this way.
Who will be the next E. P. L. presi-
dent? That is the burning question of
the hour.
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". Shot. the blind musician, will render spe-
morning service the choir will sing Peace and
Light by G. NJ. Chadwick, and at the even
ing service, abide With Me-" by John j.
Marsh; solo. For You / Am Praying"
SOUTH ARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Broad street and Clinton avenue-Rev. Lyman
Whitney Allen, d. D., pastor: Rev. Arthur A.
O'Clock; Rev. Bradford Williams. the manager
paign, will preach. Afternoon service 4 o'clock,
DIR. Allen viii preach. Sabbath school $3.50 p.
m. Prayer service, Tuesday. 8 D. IN.
The morning music win be; Quartet, Like
as a Father" Martin; oferiory, quartet,
Heaven Is My Home" Truette; choir re-
Spouse, Bow Down Thine Ear" Shelley.
E~vening-Quartet, Art Thou Weary?' jack
son; o~ffertory. soprano solo, Il Met the Good
Shepherd, 4" Foster.
SOUTH PARK cHAPEL. corner South and
Dawson streets-Sabbath school 2:90 D. m. Chill
dren's praise service Z p. m. Christian En-
deavor service 7;15 p. m. Evening serv-
lee s o'clock; sermon by Rev. Mr.. Fellstrom.
on Col. l., 10 and II. which is the motto adopted
by the Faithful Workers Society. Prayer serv-
leo Thursday night at o'clock. Yen arc
invited to these services.
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Broad
street. opposite City Hall-Robert Scott Ingiis.
minister. Services 1890 a. m. Sunday school
2 p. m. Evening, 7:45. The pastor win preach
in the morning on the subject. What Is
Right2' Rev. Mr.. Lewis. a Princeton Semi
nary missionary to Porto Rico. Will preach In
the evening
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first Sunday in month at II a. m. with SER
ing service 7;45. with sermon by the rector.
ST. STEPHENS PROTESTANT EPIsco-
PAL CHURCH, Clinton and Elizabeth ave-
~nues-sersicc s a. m. 1o:45 a. m. 7:4S p. m.
Sunday school ; p. m.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
CENTRAL NJ. +. CHURCH. Market and
Mulberry street.-the Rev. William II. Nor
gan, pastor. 1880 a. m, sermon by the pas
tor; 2:31. Sabbath school: $50. Epworth
the Hebrew Christian Mission Of New York.
viii sneak -. sermon by the pastor; Dr.
Human and Divine. Tuesday. s p. m.
prayer service, DIR. Morgan in charge. Thurs
day, s p. m, class meeting All are invited
to these services.
CENTENARY NJ. f. cHURcH-C. L. Mead.
ID. D, pastor. 1870 a. m, sermon by the
m. Sunday school and Hible class; GAS y. m,
Epworth League meeting; 7:i5 p. M. sermon
by the pastor; subject, THE Source of Happi-
ness"
RosEvILLE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
gate piaee-Dorr Frank Diefendorf, min
o'clock; subject, THE Light of Life Eve
ming worship and sermon at 7:15 o'clock; sub
jeet oIhe sun Within the Sun Mems meet,
Nesper service OF the Epworth League, 6:i5
p, m; Boys Vesper Club, 65 p m. Mid
evening at 8 O'Clock. The public is cordially
invited to all cur services.
ST. ANDREWS NJ. E. CHURCH, so Sussex
avenue-The Rev. W. W. Vanderhoff. pastor
subject tomorrow, 1915 a. m, VIII 1t PayF''
Anthems by the choir. THY viii Be Done, .
Noyes, and 20, Where Shall Rest Be found. -
Reich. Glass meeting 1918 a. m. Sunday
school ut 2:S0 p. III. Temperance meeting 4
p. M; leader. Rev. George c. Magill. Epworth
League service at 7 p. m; leader, Mr.. Met
calfe. At s p. M, a temperance address VIII
be delivered by the Rev. 7. A. Cairn. and the
choir will render the following anthems:
Jesus, | My Cross Have Taken" Bliss, and
our Father Through the Coming Year
Adam.
ST. LUKE'S METHODIST CHURCH, Clin-
ton avenue-James Monroe Taber, D.. D., pas
tor. DR.. Taher will preach at both services.
Mr.. Downing will conduct the music. Sermon
subjects: Morning, Forging Our Fetters. q"
Evening, Commencement Day" Sunday
school 2:30. Epworth League 6:l5. Young
Mems Union 9:15 a. m.
ST. LUKE'S METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH-The music tomorrow will be as fol-
lows: Morning-Anthem, Dreams of Galilee, I"
Morrison; quartet. THE Home Light" Macy.
Evening-Anthems. The Lord Is King,"
Buck: "Out of the Depths" Marston; quartet,
Jesus My Saviour" Vandeventer.
ST. PAULS METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, Broad and Marshall streets-William
Charles o'Donnell, jr., pastor. 1880 a. M
subject, THE Gate Ajar." 2:90 p. m, Sunday
school. No evening service. Prayer-meeting.
Tuesday, s D. m.
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Official Organ of the Newark Puzzle Club
EDITED BY ABEL M
ABEL EMS PRIZES.

The two prizes of 81 each for two
selected complete lists of answers to
New Puzzles No. 271 were awarded to
May b., New York city.
Jimmie, Jersey City, ". j.
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FROM THE POSTWAR.

These letters were received by Uncle
Jack from children who were awarded
prizes in recent puzzle contests:
Dear Uncle Jack-I wish to thank
you for my prize. I like the box OF
paints very much and expect to have
much fun in using them. You friend,
ELWOOD ROSNAGEL, age 9.
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TO AVOID TROUBLE.

"Why must I do as the Romans do
when I am in Rome?"
Because they have police hanging
around most every corner"
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BFLLEvILLE AVENUE CONGREGA-
IN CHURCH. Belleville avenue. opEo-
site crittenden street-Rev. Theodore NJ. Ship
herd, pastor. Rev. Charles a. Jones, OF Hack
ensack, viii preach in the morning and viii
make a brief address at the musical service IN
the evening.
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WHAT is THE OCCUPATION OF THESE MEN?

r WERE IN daily aenM any he city 1t eMmgo wMh the pWMgh horses on trw way to a fir Can
IA you tell What the amen are called?
%% BY tng the initial letter the nme each dt awn in the small pictures you will find the answer
After getting fill out thee coupon below dt send it to Uncle Jack VIEWING STAR Newark j.
Tmt three girls and three boys who send in hen hS correct answers can have tdrc choice Of box paints
a @d book or tmhaL If the ne not written plainly the anwr will be rejected Uncle Jack will publish
picture fMy rrzewhmMw who cares to send ma photograph Tnype pictures Gmmd be used
Only children under Is years of age are hbe to compete Be sure to place a tWmW stamp on the G@
to avoid delay at the pnnnce Ten names of hep mzewhmsw will be announced ms Saturday mmH
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CaTY ADVERTISEMENTS.

AN ORDINANCE to amend Section 50 of
Chapter viii. of the Revised Ordinances
of the city of Newark, approved January
Sc II ordained by the Mayor and Com
mon Council Of the city OF Newark:
Section l. that Section So of Chapter
Will. of the Revised Ordinances of the
city Of Newark, approved January Sd,
1857, be and the same is hereby amended,
SO as to read as follows:
Section e.. If 4le said Receiver OF TaXeS
shall fail to make to the Comptroller said
daily payments, or TO make the SAID
statement above required, to said Auditor,
or to Xhibit to the said Auditor sad
voucher. it shall be the duty of sad
Auditor and Comptroller, and each of them,
Immediately thefeupon TO report sald
neglect to the Mayor of the city, VINO
ShllI forthyith suspend said Receiver from
offire In such case. and also in case OF
tho inability of The said receiver 10 per-
form the dutIes OF his Office by reason Of
siclxnpss or Absence from the city or from
any other ca Ise, the Mayor shall appoint
some silitable person TO perform the dutuies
of said office until such vacancy shal pc
1illed. or srud inability removed, and shaIl
az once convene the Common Counell ana
Inv the said matter before them Tor tnaH
action, The Common Council may Ilolh
time 10 time appoint such clerks ana as
slstanfs in the Office OF the said ltecelVer
az Taxes rs they may deem necessary ana
FIX their coulpel tatioI'.
Section ,. This ordnance shall take e1-
feet Immediately. :.
The foregoing ordinance was presented IN
co,uInon Council on Friday evening, June
ID 1903. was read twice under suspension
~. the rules, and duly ordered TO a thlfd
ie'"''S JAMEs4F CONNELLY,,
q re- CITY Clerk.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-20

How car you spell barge with thir-
teen letters? Bee, aye, are, gee, e.
barge.
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EFoRME

CLINTON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH,
Lincoln Park-The Rev. A. M. Arcularius, as
sistant pastor. Prayer. 10 a. m. divine
worship at 1880, with preaching by the Rev.
A. T. Brook, of Newburg N. Y; children's
day exercises at 7.30 y. m. A very pleasing
service of song and Rotations by the children
will be given and an address by the Rev. A.
T. Brook. Tuesday evening meeting for prayer
and Bible study, 7:45. All are most cordially
welcome.
The music tomorrow will be as follows:
Morning-Organ prelude, "Andante" Fifth
Symphony, Beethoven: anthem, 'Sanctus, "
from the "Messe Sollennelie l" by Charles
Gounod; onertory anthem, MY Faith Looks
Up to Thee. Lachner; organ postlude, Al
~legretto, NolcSmar. Evening-Organ prelude,
"Torchlight March, Alex. Guilmant; anthem,
Awake, My Soul. to Joyful Days" p. A.
Schneider; organ ~postlude. FESTIVAL March
in d, George Vincent.
FIRST REFORMED CHURCH, Clinton and
Johnson avenues-The Rev. stuart Nye Hutchi-
son, minister. Public worship at 1898 and
7:45. Children's day exercises at the morning
service. In the evening the pastor will preach
on Saul, the King. and Saul of Tarsus; a
Contrast"
REFORMED CHURCH, Broad and
Bridge streets-Dr. James l. Vance, minister;
Rev. Peter K. Hageman, assistant. Sunday
schools at $3.50 a. m. and 2:45 p. m. Christian
Endeavor at 645 p. m. DIR. Vance will preach
at 1890 az m. on Christ and the Children. 4"
and at 7:45 p. m. on Man and His Master"
Children's Day exercises at the morning serv-
ices. East Newark Sunday school at ESQ p,
m. The school will have exercises appropriate
to Children's Day.
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Harrison, N. ].

Harrison, N. j.
Dear Uncle Jack-I thank you very
much for my book. I like 1t very much,
and think it to be a very nice present.
Sincerely yours,
VIOLA PETERSEN.
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EPISCOPAL.
TRINITY CHURCH. Broad and Rector
strests-sThs Rev. Louis S. Osborne. rector.
Holy Communion every Sunday at s a M and
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first Sunday In month at II a. m. with SER
mon. Othe- Sundays. morning prayer and
sermon at Il. Sunday school at 3 D. m. Even
ing service 7;45. with sermon by the rector.
ST. STEPHENS PROTESTANT EPIsCo-
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-09
ON
GUARANTEE PLAN

\ special from New y ork tonight
says:
Nathan Siraus, the philauthorpi,t,
walked into democratic headquarters
today and fonnd Chairman Mack dis
cussing the campaign with a group OF
newspaper men. Mr. Straus joined
them and said:
Some OF you men ought to go down
on the East Side and see the women
and children in distress down there, on
account of those bank failures yester-
day. Yes, the banks were small ones,
but they had the money OF the poor
people, and it's always the poor who
are his.
The rich man can have his lawyers
ard protect himself, but the poor man
hasn't any chance al all. Now those
failures woulnt have happened II Bry-
an were president and his guarantee
policy in effect. Such series OF fail
ures as these could not happen in Eur
ope: It's disgrace that they can hap
pen in this country. Ies see TIA. the
American Bankers Association is
against the guarantee plan. wish
you'd 90 down and hear those unfor-
tunates talk could write better
stories about it than can tell you.
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John a. Sh0uay Co., Proprietor.

the percentage proposition little fur
Their. Mr.. Hitchcock figures give
New Jersey to Taft by only 5000 ana
Connecticut by only 1000 ItMr. Taft :
election depends upon these slender
majorities IN these two states il i vir-
tua.I y concession that ne i, defeated
But Nebraska, which Mr. Hitch
cocks figures would put 10 the Taft
column. is assuredly democratic. The
state has eight votes, and these, with
ont New Jersey and Connecticut. would
be enough to elect Bryan, TO say moth.
ing OF the other long list of states,
such a. Ohio, Kansas. North aud South
Dakota, Colorado and Others. which
the democrats are going to carry this
year.
But in some particulars Mr.. Hitch
cock is even more liberal than we would
ask him to be. Take New York as an
example Four years ago Roosevelt
carried it ty 10000. OF this majority
$4,000 votes, making a difference OF
100000 in the total, were bought by
the $500 900 which Mr.. Hartman rails.
ed at the eleventh hour OF the cam
paign. Mr.. Hartman says so himself.
10 his Webster letter he declares I'M
equivocally that the money as used
changed 10000 votes in New York city
alone. Without Hartman money the
Roosevelt majority would have been
only - 600. SO that If Mr.. Hitchcock
VIII concede only a republican loss of
. per cent-not live shall carry New
ork, With its thirtynine electoral
votes. Yes, Mr.. Hitchcock's estimate
IS an admission OF the election of Bry.
an
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HARTMAN AND HIS
$4,000 DONATION

rs we understand Mr.. Roosevelt 5
defense OF the Hartman campaign
contribution
l. 1t was entirely proper for Mr..
Roosevelt to solicit this money, because
he intended 10 bunco Hartman and
lid bupco him.
>. Secrecy was necessary because
Mr.. Roosevelt's motives might nave
been misconstrued by low-mipded per.
sons who would see in the transaction
a sordid attempt on the part of Harri.
man to control the presidency through
the use OF matted money.
3. Publicity OF such a contribution
before election might have thwarted
the high moral purpose OF Mr.. Roose
welt 10 separating Hartman from hi.
money without giving him anything in
return
T. Other presidential candidates
should never be permitted to engag in
similar negotiations, because even were
they sufficiently patriotic to repudiate
the moral obligation they would rot be
sufficiently practical to deceive a man
like Hartman.
D. The fact that it was Theodore
Roosevelt who did this is a complete
answer TO all hostile criticism.