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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-01-21

was Doan's Kidney Pills. Three boxes
made O complete cure and during I'VE
years past I have had no return of the
trouble"
Sold by all dealers. soc n box. Eos.
ter.Milburn Co. Buffalo, N. 7.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-01-21

In Pittsburg the private conscience
at times appears TO be about as
smoky as the public atmosphere.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-01-21

The end 81 the deer season In Maine
shows II total Of lO.6OD deer Killed. 20
men Killed, 1928 men wounded The
deer hop" to make "A better record
mex Gear.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-01-21

A rich New York woman has cloped
with a plumber, but will no doubt re.
gret II II she has to pay him for his
time.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-01-21

Mrs. Russell Sage is the latest SUI
frngette, but that only makes one
more.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-01-21
FOURTH WARD GIVES CONSIDER
ABLE LEAD TO REPUBLICAN
CANDIDATE.
LEAD or 1853 FOR GMEucH
Recount Thus Far In 81. Louis OF the
Votes for Lieutenant Governor
Shows Cain for Gmeiich
Over Painter.

81. I~Ouis.-JacOb T.. Gmelich, the
Republican nominee and contestant
for the office OF lieutenant governor.
Saturday gained a lead over his Dem.
Ocratic opponent, William X. Painter.
Of 1863 votes. This includes a recount,
under the supervision Of a joint legIs.
lative committee, Of the votes cast In
sixty five precincts, six wards, Of the
city Of ST. Louis.
II was the Republicans day to smile
md they made the most Of their op.
%pOrtunity. The Democrats, naturally,
were chagrincd at the unexpected
change from Friday. when Mr.. Painter
showed "A net gain Of "a, but did not
give up hope. and express confidence
hat the inspection Of the ballots In
the twenty-five other wards will en-
able them TO have the last laugh.
The force Of clerks engaged in the
rocount were permitted 10 cease their
labors AT & O'Clock Saturday night
after working without interruption
since 8 O'Clock, excepting only an
hours recess FOR lunch.
Mr.. GIncIich had easy sailing after
the recount Of the first ward had been
finished. Mr.. Painter registered d
net gain of thirty In the first ward.
but II was the only ward r~ccanyaBsed
ia which he scored. The second.
third, fourth. ffth and part Of tho
sixth swelled the Republican candi
luin'R IninI
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-01-21

Pittsburg Ia beginning " get tho
smoke out Of It's eyes.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-01-21
Perfect In Three Precincts.

The recount disclosed discrepancies
IN all OF the sixty.fiye precincts can
vasBed with the exception Of the first
and fourteenth IN the second ward
and the eighth precinct Of the hfth
ward.
In the first ward the errors ranged
from ! TO II votes; In the second AZ
high Az 10 votes changed hands; Is
was the top miscue In the third. G5
was the headliDer IN the fourth; 30
In the hftb and z In the sixth. The lat
ter ward had been but partly recount
cd when the adjournment was taken.
In all $50 ballots were rejected by
the committee during the day. Fur
the most part they were thrown out
on the ground Of illegality. either tho
Judges having failed TO attach their
signatures or numbers corresponding
with the poll books were omitted.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-01-21
Morgan County Republican.

w. W. KiNLoc-. Publisher.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-01-21
Fourth Ward Vote Heavy.

The fourth ward produced the
greatest gailS for Mr.. Gm"lich, the re.
count there uncarthing l22 votes for
the Republican nominee which the
official coun, had deprived him Of.
The third ward developed a net gain
of nf,y.hvc for Mr.. Gmc!ich ana the
fifth added a dozen more to the Re.
publican nominees column,
Senator f.. NJ McDayid, chairman OF
the joint committee conducting the
recount, is authority for the state.
mcnt that III" investigation failed to
disclose ~balIDtLoX stufhing in either
ward. AZ tho wide difference in the OF.
fc.aI and revised figures would In
di'atr.
ON the contrary, he said, the ballots
In III" fourth ward prcciD's were
models Df regularity. each being pro,
pUrly signed by the election judPeE
aud numbered TO correspond with the
poll books,
!hc Socialist vote figured In the
discrepancies found IN the second,
fourth and Ifih wards. Eight votes
cast In the second ward for Sargent,
the Socialist nominee FOR Lieutenant
governor, were not given TO him In tho
official figures. Five Socialist
votes were misplaced In the fourth
ward, while the fifth showed two
Socialist ballots had been left on Mr..
GnIp.ni'a tntal In that ward.
The third ward. the recount de
ycloIed, gave the Socialist candidate
all that was coming to him. "a votes,
The first ward rec0unt added 6 TO his
string, making ~ votes In all that
were restored to their rightfui owner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-08
How the Angler Does 1t

YOU understand in general puzzled sort of way,
that this anglers method of finally capturing his
fsh-if he does capture t-invoves whole lot OF
mighty profound calculation strategy, and things.
In the first place, the angler has to be student of
the fish nature, which requires, probably. that he
study ichthyology before he ever begins to angie.
The fellow who just goes fshin by the way,
doesn't have to know, blamed thing about ichthyol
ogy)
The angler. for example. must know just what kind
Of artificial fly each and every kind of fish that is
angled for is going to like in all kinds of weather.
For instance: The rainbow trout this is all hear
say. please understand that will rise to Scipo
Africanus Hannibal fly OF .Alice-blue shade
cloudy day will have nothing whatever to do with
that kind of fly when the out: but lperatively
demands Charlenagne Cesar Hickey f1v OF pale
nlauve hue a sunny day the price of his rising.
O. biting, whatever il is that he does
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-08

0VHlS is going to be about 1Shln
Not angling Just fishin
Angling is entirely different from hshin
And the man who goes angling is not even forty
seventh cousin of the who goes hshn
For thing angling is work Fishn IS just
lolling around catching fish not catching fish
and it's all in either
Anglers pretty deep people. The present
writer never professed to be able to understand
anglers the psychology OF angling.
He always has viewed anglers with a certain
amount of aloof awe: but ne has been able to
fathom the undery ng meaning OF their game or to
figure out the whats-it-reS5 of their system. He
can't help mentally CHASING anglers with the pres-
dents of great railroads and with the zeaots who
ascend to the headwaters OF the Orlnoco River to
collect orchids.
The angler is the dignied solemn looking person
of whom we see pictures in the resort book
let's Also there pictures OF him in od-tashloned
dining rooms. alongside the pictures of the impossibly
luscious peaches and grapes. He's mighty i'm
pressive figure.
There he stands in the middle of the lspins,
purlng stream, wearing rubber boots that reach up
to his waist almost and very nifty corduroy coat,
of him. suspended by a strap from his shoulder.
Often he has side whiskers a Vandyke beard.
The pictures show him in the act of whipping-if
that's the word-a large silvery looking fish up and
down the shaded, dappled stream the fish being
at the end of line that is htched to pole which.
close the angler hands there lot of mysterious
mechanism that looks like dry battery for wire
less outfit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-08
Getting a Bite

GETTING bite it appears, doesn't mean that the
- angler is going to get fish. Not at all. 1t
merely means that maybe he'll be afforded chance
to take advantage of near-opportunlty to snag
fish almost if he's lucky and if the fish consents to
the proceedings.
We know about these things of course only from
what we've read by way of extracts from Forest
and Stream and such like publications: but it al
WAYS has occurred to that the angler in addition
to abnormal and impossible patience, must possess
mighty little imagination
When he gets bite he has to let out whole lot of
line attached to reel (what has fool reel got to do
ANYHOW with fishin y, and he has to sort of ba1n-
boozle and wheedle and coddle and pamper the fish,
and pull the wool the fish's eyes, and then
after doing all those things it's just likely
that the fish will turn double handspring out of the
water and break loose with couple of hundred
wards of expensive fishline and beat it away from
that scene at dead lope.
After angler has done about eighteen dollars
worth of work union wage scale for anglers trying
ought to make him feel pretty cheap and perturbed
to have the fish galop upstream at racing gait
taking most of the anglers fishing gear along with
him. Somehow other though. anglers don't APP
pear to take these catastrophes to heart. We've
even heard anglers brag about the size of the fishes
that got away from them.
No sir The humble author hereof while perfectly
willing to admit that there may be something in it
doesn't profess to understand the workings of the
anglers mind any than he is able to analyze
the mental attitude of the fellow who knows how to
UP money.
But fishin. Well fshins different
Fishin' in essence is not caring whether YOU catch
any fish OF course. when YOU go fishin. YOU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-08
drawings BY
Herman Pfcifc-

feel if you'd like to catch few fish; but if YOU
don't catch any your attitude toward the matter Is
Shucks, What's the difference anyhow"
When YOU 60 fshin YOU use hand line not at
tached to any rod pole anything like that Just
hand line, at the business fish-catching end of
which is sinker. and couple of hooks baited with
cut-up clans (clams cut up, that is or
shrimp or pieces of crab meat or any old thing
Ways of Coin Fishin'
THERE are any number of ways of goin' ishn'.
pretty good way is to sit right the rivers
streams cricks brink, if you find good
grassy knoll soft rock to sit on and put the
whatever bait YOU We thought to bring aong-put
the bait the hook hooks and drop the line into
the water that the snker makes little kerfump.
and then just stick around as it We're and wait for
results
This waiting around for something to happen is
the beautiful part of fishin. Sure-enough fishin,
you know, is term Interchangeable with loafn, and
both of these pretty good. tonic things.
While you sit there, with your hand line sort of
swaying in the water, any number of pleasant little
incidents happen.
Some fool catbrd for instance seeking to give
you the impression that he has to work like fury for
a living for his wife and family and himself, furries
around among the trees. making that fussy, agree
able catblrdy noise. and YOU watch him lazly and
listen to his four flushing conversation, and you
compare his antics that hard work fiction with
of Your
An indifferent looking bufrog makes his sudden
appearance the protruding end of half-suo-
merged log little distance from where you squat
ting. He sits there in his serious. bow-egged way.
staring at you and after awhile sort of grin spreads
over his chops he observes what you're doing
thinking you're doing. Presently though he be-
sort of tired of sizing YOU up in that sardonc
way. and he makes sprawly head-foremost dive
into the water and somehow another YOU feel
bit lonesome after he himself from the scene
in that unceremonious way
\ clumsy, shambling mudturtle crawls ridci-
lousy out of the water blinking the wet out OF his
beady eyes and gazes soenlv at interstellar space
for minute two. Obviously. the thing doesn't
interest him. He changes his mind about that over
land expedition hed had in view and fops back into
the water with little pfiug that somehow or another
has musical sound.
The trees and shrubs and things all around look
fine and green and fresh and inviting The cogitating
insects keep up their steady obigato. The stream
OF prrs and huns and there occasional little
mysterious splashes.
You begin to speculate to how long til take for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-08

The landocked salmon (pure hearsay again, We
repeat that will sprain his back leaping at Bwanus
Tumboius Nile green fly on day when the wind IS
high declines to bother his head with that kind of
bait when merely purring little zephyr is stirring
the overhead leaves but calls from the depths Of his
pool in loud. grating. raucous tone for Democ-
rtus Ohyoukiddus Turkey-red fly or none at all.
And SO it goes. The angler must have all this stuff
at his fingers ends-or his hooks ends, rather,-and
this helps to make angling work.
Then, according to what we've heard. when the
angler gets a bite-why his work has only just
begun.
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BUQUEs CUE sE AGUARDAN.

pONCOG<o Me- CEl AZ ~ AnDtA.N.
Vapor espahol Catalina sali6 de Ca
narias para esta el Is corriente
Consig: Sob. Izquierdo Ca.
vapor Espanol Puerto Rico sall6
de Rarceloua, hacienda las escalas en- cl
mediterra aneo Ell 10 del actual
Consig Izquierdo G
vapor ingIes Hayantkes Saldra de
Montevideo para esta el 30 del pasado
Consignatarios Villar Ca
vapcr americana Carolina saldri
para New York el 2S carriente.
Consig.: The N Y. p. r. s. S. Ca.
Vapor americana Coamo recalara
procedente de New York el 20 actual.
Cousig. The N. S. P. r. s. S. Ca.
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HeI0iiaas lamp|onas.
Como la Dulcinea de don
Quijote.
Muchas de esas herofnas, inspi-
raderas de- grandes creacio-
Des han sido mas yulgarisi.
mas mujeres.

Las heroinas de los poetas fueron
muchas yeces menos beIlas en- la rea
Iidad que vistas en- el .espejo de la
ieyenda.
Esto parece que ocurri6 con Car
lota Stin, Ia amada de Gothic, la ms
piradora de sus grandes creaciones
'Tano" { 'Tfigenia"
segdp las averiguaciones de IN
epudito -.aieman aeabap de demos
tar,q Carlota era una mujer vuIgari
sima y liamaba a los espiritus supe-
riores "hatajos de 'ocos."
Para las cartas que Gotbe este
comentario rampion: "Todas esss
descripciones de viajes me aburren.
De las tragedias de Gothic dijo que
no gustaba de los "sufrimientos
poeticos."
Las mujeres de "WiIbhelm Meis-
tor" lie parecian "inconvenientes'
Y las noble figuras de aquellas move
las "cubiertas de lodo."
iComo ejercia. pues, sobre Gothic
una Influenza Y una attraction tan
poderosa?
Segun ell referido professor berlines
fue question de amor propio. Carlo
ia no Sc resoivi6 nunca a ser la aman
tie del astro de Weimer. A esta resis-
teucia puede solo atrlbulrse la clega
ehstinacion del poeta.
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~OefoInidades humans.
En.un casucho de la F liza
de Turerla". vive una
muler con tres narIceS
En- 81 pie izquierdo tiene adhe
rido nm apendice en- forma de
ala.

Nuestro estimable colega Gel
Critic del Pueblo" de Caracas I've
nezuela) trae la siguierta lnforma-
cion:
"Hemos visto en- la zapateria Gel
Modeio" de que es dueho el laborlo-
so amigo Wales Poianco. Ia fotogra-
fla de una mujer-fen6meno que Vi
We en- un casucho de la ella de Tur-
gria' y que piensa traer a Caracas
muy pronto para exhlbiria
Tiene tres narices, unidas unas
con otras; los veilos de las manos y
brazos llegan q media vara de largo
la voz semeja Ala de un loro, en-
ell pie izquierdo,.t .tiene adherido un
apendice que es una ala perfecta,
de color verde y liena de escamas. y
la cabellera, que es larga y recia CO.
mo cuerda de cochino, es de dos CO.
lores que al ponerse en- contacto rec
to con ell sol ofrece los cambiantes
del arcO iris.
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0BSERvAC|ONES
METE0ROl OGICAS.
La temperature fue calu-
rosa en- ell curse de la Sc
mana
Fl pluviometro dio nm promedio
de 3 pulgadas en- "a heras.

Las temperatures de la semana
fueron propias de la estacion en- to-
das las divisiones de la secci6n. La
temperature mas alta que han infor
mado fue 94o. en- San German el dia
IL, V la mas baia fue Goo. en- Las Ma
rias el dia IL y en- Maricao el dia IL
demostrando una variaci6n total de
demostrando una variaci6n de $40.
en- la isla. Hubieron frecuentes aqua
ceros Y la precipitation total de la
semana fue abundante en- casi todas
las localidades. Las lluvias del dfa l3
al dia l6 fueron muy fuertes, muchos
observadores informan que cayeron
de dos 4 tres pulgadas de lluyia en-
"a horas.
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CAMP[ONATO De ClI[hI'0S.

M afm que hay en- Puertoco ngenios capa
producer han oducdo eeas obra teraas en- todos m
Fandose gnero epemente denomnaao stertua cas-
de- @ "a on Ia sa ob;eto ba deeddo abr como DOT medic
nea ae de cuenos eda
La Correspondence oeee una pum de venedor
peonato estabece evar adelane mmoas
pare edo Erase
para a campeonao de LA Correspondenc'd 81; .
2os deben uscro ss nombfes
pubado Pero deseafan aqueos hacef nombrs
adye5ap ndeando que an gas ae
80 E empza hoy 10 de Julio de
de Julio de 1910 50
deben de 2ooo aaba en- eSto
puep eto or puertorquhos ia h uera de ella
Un mmo pude envar al campeonao vaos cuntos con
Coz 10 de Abr de 1910 "La Correspondena aba pbisco
formation urado pevo esudo de w uentos deca
cu de meto trnfador ecapeonato la
pubcaa IS d de antcpaci6n echa sta de 20
80 nombres de resdene en- h aPae de iom IN CON-
eada de cuenos dos LA Correspondence nota dc
eon Esa voan determnara que de IS 80 nombres
h oce quedn dgnads los autores de cuentos candida
los cnc dc voos hayan obendo con eso co
queda tornado urado acado del campeonato dc cuos De Ia
Correspondence de Puerto Rico H uado asi contudo ecbra e
de Julio de 1910 conuno que hayan conqro
Agoso de 1910 dcho uado dar verectoy La Co
tienda ae
E cntenddo cestabeoe ia Correspondence de pu
eel cuesta pueoqueno siendo de advcr que ese
ttulo primer pueso hsa anto
un autor mas afortunado arebatarle ssuremaca
Sofa Correspondence pubcaa media los rebendo
que rcmtdos para camponao Ea publ
hara ndando de oden corresponds cad
cuento pseudonmo del Es enenddo cua
quer ccunstanca LA Correspondence consdea an cuento IN
pubcd por aa de cura de uena fG del autor auto
dao deecho pubcao condeandoe fuera
del
cuento publados do los tituos "Los dos
bazos' po Juan Rios Serpa No. 80 de Mayo 1909.
"En justa recompensa po Tuio Rodriguez No ID de Abr
LA ocura del tempo Juan Rios serpa No. 32de Mayo
lde 1909
"EI Legado' por Corazon Leal" No A. Mayo de 1909.
"Casgada' por c. Torres Qunero No. de Jnnio 1909
Poble Local. por Antonio Rodriguez No s. de Julio de 1909
envadoa los msmos dere
hos condnes odos los dennis
ndo los obetos de La Correspondence esmua
gnero erario eudo de nyestra vida regional la
pendda que Do pugo dar patra dao
pera auoes que eos cond6n tomen
de magnavo Ia vida bao todos
los aspectos que ella puede oecer
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ha obtenido el concurso de la Cana
"a de los Lores.

ha obtenido el concurso de la CANA
"a de los Lores.
Sc propone. i la vez. nc nutillzar
el prcyecto de presnpuesto como ar
ma de combate para ohtsner la apro
baci6n de proyectos que Ia OPINION
publica califica de socialists, con-
ira Ios cualcs Sc han celebrado va al
gunas manifestations de protesta
de elementos muy poderosos, cuva
Influenza en- el mundo flanclero sc
deia sentir.
Por tanto. dejara sin efecto algu-
mas clausulas que afectan las flncas
y terrenos en- todo el pals, Y envlara
otra vez 8 Ia Camara de los COmu-
mes dicho proyecto dc Icy. para q
sea nuevamente estudiado Y dlscu-
lido.
Mientras tanto consultar5 Ia Opl-
ni6n del pals seerca de cual ha de Sc
ser la orientaci6n politica que debe
seguir en- tan eomplicado asuntO.
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VICTORIaS.

Rogamos a las personals que
deseen comprar una victoria
buena y elegante Sc dirijan a
nosotros para cotizarles pre-
clos que seran muy bajos.-
Gambia q. Subbe.
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POR QUE NO GANAR DINERO!
Tomando 6rdenes para la ampliacidn dc
nuestra fotografia puede facilmente ga
mar de 81 q S. diario con este trabaJo.
Mandamos magnificas muestras dc .plel
con tres ampIiacioncs por 81 Pioneer Por-
trait Co. 56i4 South Halstead st. 'hlca-
90. III. u. :. a.
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En- Ell gabinete ing|es.
PrepoSito de Lord ASquith.

Londres, Julio li--Circula en- es-
Ia capital, como muv Waldo, el ru-
NOR de q Lord Asquith, Jefe del Ga
binete ingles, reconociendo Ia ira
cendencia de las medidas sdoptadas
de carscter socialista, Sc pfopone de
jar algunos en- suspense, 4 cuyo FIN
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COMMERCIAL
ENlRAbAs DEL, EXTERIOR
yspor americana Caracas de N. York
DE LA ISLA
vapor americana Julia Luckembak

DESPACHADOS
PARA EN- EXTERIOR
vapor americana Julia Luckenbak
para New York.
Vapor Espanol Manuel Calvo para
Espana
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Tome usted este consejo a tempo.
Use el Vigsr del Cabello del DR..
Aver y conserve Su iuventud.

Ne sssnehn 81 eabeffo- PreonHf< So
saeds~s 10 gse epsns del Tsgsr del Cseehs
.isi Dr.. Ayer.
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Venta de una casa

Sc vende una casa recien construir
ola en- la calle de Cerra en- Santurce
frente 4 la casa en- que habita la Sra.
Viuda de Egozcuc. Informaran apa--
tado No. 0S4. San Juan p. X.
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.,rsparsdo Dor el DR. J. C. AVER y C1A-
Lowell, Mass. E. q. de =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-22

En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel de peri6dioos viejos a
3 2 quintal.
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Cderos de o. ineo "BennM".

Celeros de d Hnea "Bsnnes
Goleta americana L. Stan Jones, De-
be haber svlido de New York para
este ell "a JUNO cOr.iente.
Consigna atarios: s. Ezquiaga
Goleta americana Augusta w Snow
Debe haber salido de New York para
e,ta el 6 del que c,Irsa.
Consignatarios: S. Ezuuiaga
Goleta americana Republic FL 3 en-.
trante Agosto Saldri de N York para
esta y. Arroyo
Consigataros s. Ezquiaga.