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The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-12-24
EXPRESS COMPANIES
ARE CHIEF ROBBERS

In the storm of criticism that Tor
some wears has been directed against
co,porationS. the express companies
have heretofore managed to escape
saws the Washington Pos. 49,.
Nobody wrote magazine ar''clc9
about profits Of the express companies
The policy most OF them adopted was
IN declare moderate dividends OF from
eight to ten per cent and carry the re-
maiuder of the sum available Tor u'S-
tribution to the surplus account.
When stockholders rompIa,he'4 aooa u.
this. asking for d greater DIVIDEND ~
which they hcIeyrd themselves EN- en-,
filled, they were told that the iHll
control of Dividends rested absolutely
with the board of directors. aud II they
did not like TIE way the directors
directed. they might eject nc" ones
mis- the Stockholders could not DO
because the ones who ohjcc''o never
could commaud majority 81 votes
The WeIls.Fa,po Express COMPANY
nc a resll, Of TINS style oi business
has inst cut enc Of the jucieat mel
nnsT nf which there is any record.
bsa result Of It's ability TO LoI'er. d
nroft of ifty-eight pen cent ne com,
* ,rown to have accumulated a
surulus Of $2l. 900 600 ON a capl'a' u,
sS do0 oOo ANA me directors, having
ro,sched tine conclusion that 1t was
ahnnt time to divide, lately notlllen
the Stockholders Dhat they were TO re-
ceive three times the amount OF lht,'
o or;o;nal Investment, one third IN cash.
twe.thirds in ful-paId stock. IN l.,
The first conclusion mat w,I' tb be
drawn from these figures, IS 'hat tne
nmhlic was overcharged for the service
rendered by the express company. or
The dividends previously declared Oh
the stock were normal business pro"'S'
without this extra melon-cutt'ng ,hs
This small fortune came rom AMY ,me
pockets of the public, ana d h u",a
paratiyely few privileged persons oe'e
A. at the expense of the MAJORITY. 20
Such excessive profits give i sa,,er ~ y
tho o"s ar.ynments of those who favor a
chem parceis post and the eS.e' hoth
If the rural free delivery system, 'o ov
81 Of VIII VII n have been opposed by tee , sn
nre,s companies, for the reason .as''Id emf "ut
apueh nublic conveniences wou'd o''
do va the express business
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-12-24
MOVEMENT TO SOUTH
HAS ALREADY BEGUN

"secrtary Wilson, of the department,
VI few days ago that large number OF
, .,Horn farmers would move south
, hocanse they could buy two acres Oh
land here for what they would as SCI, mr o.t
az ,, tns t,V in the possibilities of produc'
a tioa in the SOUTH" says the Times
Union. :. A.. coorotarv Wilson'S
.od;ction will soon be verified. III
prea't;t'o"n rediction only in forecastlng
,he increase in movement III. Una, no ,aS
a,raa " ~ begun. Farmers Of the norm ,heu
a q uS canning ~ south. Especially ore they
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-12-24
TyIander to Succeed Gladwin

A special meeting of the Board of
Public Instruction was held Monday,
December 20. 1909
Present, G. E. Coon, secretary pro-
TEN and W. G.. Braddock.
Mr.. Braddock was elected chairman
pro tenn.
A resolution was passed recommed-
ing to the State Board of Education
W. f. Tylander be appointed to fill
the vacancy on the board caused by
the resignation OF Mr.. Gladwn.
Petition of J. Y. Blanton for salary
due through error in warrant was
granted and warrant ordered drawn.
The accounts due were ordered paid,
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-12-24
Notice

After December oath every doc
caught on the streets without S"eurr
rrT will he instantly jailed, ON az
" ,,""I' Of the spread Of hydrophooia
~ +, J I and dogs must be kept
mu ,Ine ' r. WHITE, Mayor.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-12-07
Business Locals

American Beauty corsets. the latest STYLES.
See Lands.
For good hosiery, ladies' and chidren's.
buy at Landis's-
If You are looking for the best groceries,
buy of Ronemus.
If you want to sell your farm put it in A.
G.. Wynkoop's hands.
Think Of PaImbaums when ever you think
of dress goods or silks.
Automatic stropping for Gillette razor
blades at & N coleman's.
Get the b St. Washington Sunday Star
and Magazine; all dealers.
Baled hay, wholesale and retail, salt and
seed. John c. Burns q Co.
Belts, betting, side aud back combs for
your inspection, at Landis's.
A. g. Wynkoop viii purchase United
States Land Warrants of any date.
$500 to loan in sums TO suit. on good
Security. Apply to A. @ wynkoop.
Car Schumacher ground feed, for horses,
COWS and sheep. John G Burns q Co.
Hard and soft coal. short wood in stove
lengths in quantities to snit John G. Burns
& Co
For comfort, durability and style buy the
American Beauty. soc and ST. Sold By Fl
Lands
20tls crntuaTy Manure spreader. spreads
s'safsnre- lime, ashes and dirt, guaranteed.
c n Coleman.
House seekers for April /, 1910 will do
xell to consult 6 H HagIey. Choice Of Is
dwellings, for rent: also a small farm.
Wanted. secondhand store counter
cheap for cash. State size aud price to
Pearman. the photographer, Charles Town.
Cinnamon go gIovelsss. You're no Chi
naman See Marstelle1's fail aad winter
gloves. Prom 25c. 10 81 50. for dress aud
work.
Give E. Prank Eonemus call for Gro
ceries, &c He aims 10 keep everything
| fresh and up % date III this line. and can fill
your order promptly
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-12-07
Dickey Secured the Prize and Got
His Reward.
By. cLARlssA MAckiE.

lCOpyrlSuI, iSU5, Dy American fFeSS ASso~
ciationI
An hour after dinner on that first
Saturday evening Dicky Ames left mis-
comfortable chair in the smoking room
and made his way TO the great en-
trance hall. where the younger guests
were gathered about roaring drift
wood fire.
He leaned against the high chimney
piece and from his shadowy corner
watched the light and sparkle of Kitty
Austin's lovely dark face. Once her
soft eyes met his wistful glance, and
she threw him smile that set his
heart to beating heavily.
kitty says she shall not dance IN
til her slipper has been found" laugh
ed Edith Bolter, with a mischievous
glance at Dicky.
He leaned forward and glanced down
at the hearth. where little red slipper
rested lightly on the fender. The other
foot was hidden amid the soft Huffiness
of Kitty's red skirts.
Where did you lose it? ?" asked Dicky
eagerly.
Kitty blushed. and distressed look
came into her beautiful eyes. Dicky
remembered that he had met similar
glance across the dinner table earlier
In the evening.
Miss Austin won't tell" drawled
Chambers lazily. but 1t is fact that
she has not stirred from her chimney
corner since dinner
A laugh went around the circle, but
Dicky WINGED at the air of quiet pos
session which Mark Chambers had as
sumed toward Kitty. He drew long
breath and turned away.
81 will find the slipper be said.
coloring boyishly.
And Kitty shall give you the first
dance" bantered Edith
Dicky paused Il will be honored,"
be said stiffly. But the service is its
own reward"
The men stirred uneasiy. and
Chambers half rose from his seat,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-12-07

DICKY AMEs SAT Upon THE PHOSPHATE
BODY OF MAN.
only to sink down beside Kitty on the
settle
Il prefer this seat to deeds of ven
ture." he said carelessly, with a smile
at Kitty.
But Miss Austin was looking around
at the circle of blase faces. She lifted
her eyes and flashed a strange glance
into the only face which reflected her
own fresh, unspoiled youth.
And Dicky, with that look engraved
upon his clean heart. made bis way
toward the dining room with a dizzy
look in his blue eyes and an amazing
wonder knitting bis forehead.
1t could not be possible that lovely
little Kitty Austin, whom be had loved
so hopelessly, would look at strug-
Cling young lawyer. one so painfully
young and diffident and so obviously
struggling. but
He pushed the dining room door
softly open and found himself in total
darkness. 1t was characteristic of
Dicky's romantic and chivalrous ma
ture that be would not profane this
quest with the suffering fare Of a
prosaic match or the white light of the
electroliers.
He took a few steps forward and
touched the polished edge of the table.
Than he cropped to his knees on the
soft rug and crawled under the big
piece of furniture.
His fingers CROPPED over the floor and
suddenly closed upon a bit OF soft lid.
which as suddenly wriggled out of bis
grasp. The next instant paif Of long
arms were twined about bin and BE
was writing In silent combat eEisn au
unseen fee.
Over and over they rollea ne
strange maj painting heavily and muf-
tering angry imprecations under bis
breath IS Dicky strove with him for
the posse Of the red slipper.
1t was saatched from Dicky's grasp.
aad the high heel came In sharp con-
fact with hss temple. and be felt the
l,lood tricklng down into his eyes.
there wss jeweied buckle that tore
!. hIs fingers az be fought for the prize.
y The man laughed exultingiy n
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-12-07

Dicky'S Involuntary exclamation of
pain. aud then they clutched one an
other savagely, and Dicky Ames got
the upper hold.
A heavy chair toppled over with a
crash on the parquet floor. aud almost
instantly door opened. and Saunders,
the butler. snapped on the lights.
His shout OF surprise brought cho-
rus of shrieking maid servants, while
through the opposite door the guests
streamed into the room.
In the midst OF wild disorder Dicky
Ames sat upon the PROSTATE body OF a
man. being With sullen eyes and
heavy jowl, who glared at them saw
agely. Near him on the rug lay a
cleaning revolver and a black mask
and burglars jimmy.
Dicky Ames, with blood stained face
and one eye rapidly discoloring. with
torn clothing, the white expanse OF
shirt front stained an ominous Grim
son, minus collar and tie icky Ames
CORY, slightly bewildered. but smiling.
was holding the twitching hands of his
captive in strong grip. wAlle in his
other hand dangled tatterefre slip
per.
Has wicked a-lookin' specinent has
Hi care to know, SIR" wheezed Saun-
ders as he carefully disposed his bulk
upon the unfortunate burglar. "Hif
one of you gentlemen will kindly tele-
phone to the police Hi will relieve
Mr.. Hames"
Dicky got stif1ly upon his feet aud
looked dazedly about him. Chambers
was eying him with jealous distrust.
Where did you find him, Ames?' he
sneered.
Under the table," returned Dieky
shortly
In the darkg'
Dicky nodded and peered about for a
sight of Kitty.
She is sitting by the fire alone"
whispered Edith Bolter, with a friend
ly little push.
Silently they opened ranks to let the
victor through. and more than one man
stared obviously after him.
Some one had sped the news to Kit
ty, and she was sitting on the settle
with bright, fearful eyes and very
pink checks when Dicky came march
ing down the long hall. the red slipper
swinging from one bleeding hand. He
dropped on his knees before her.
Kitty thrust out timid silk stock
inged foot. and Dicky tenderly fitted
the little torn slipped TO its place. She
touched his broad shoulder with her
fan.
Rise. Sir Knight of the Slipper
she said. with tremulous little laugh.
Dicky sat beside her on the high
backed settle, in her tender. compass
ionate eyes bleeding and Scared
veteran. Soft strains of waltz came
from the dra wing room.
Kitty" said the struggling young
lawyer. with strange dlffidence, Il sup
pose you couldn't-er-you couldn't
care enough about me-to"- His
voice failed, and he looked down at
the soft mist of dark hair beside him.
And, 10, the dark hair touched his
shoulder for feeting instant as Kit
ty whispered softly:
Indeed indeed. | couldr'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-12-07
Sinking Spells
Every Few Days

AT the time | began taking
DR.. Miles Heart Remedy l was
having sinking spells every few
days. My hands and feet would
get cold; | could scarcely
breathe, and could feel myself
gradually sinking away until I
would be unconscious. Those
about me could not tell there
was life in me. After these
spells | would be very weak and
nervous, sleepless and without
appetite; had neuralgia in my
head and heart. After taking
the remedy a short time all this
disappeared and in a few weeks
all the heart trouble was gone"
MRS. LIZZIE PAINTER
So3H sd Ave. Evansville, Ind.
For twenty years we have
been constantly receiving just
such letters as these. There is
scarcely locality in the United
States where there is not some
one who can testify to the
merits of this remarkably sue
cessful Heart Remedy.
Or. Miles Heart Remedy Is sold by
all druggists. If the first bottle fails to
benefit, your druggist will return your
money.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-12-07

MANY SUFFERERS from nasal eatarrh say
theY get SPLENDID results by using an ato-
miz 7. For their benefit we prepare Ell, Is
Liquid Or am Balm. Keep. that IL Is liquid
il is in all respects ike the healing, helpful.
pain-sllay ing Cream Balm that the public has
been familiar with for YEAR. No cocaine
nor other dangerous drugs In It. The sooth-
ing spray is the remedy that relieves at once.
All druggist, 75c.. including spraying tube, or
mailed BY Ely Bros, SO Warren Street. New
York
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-12-07

Dr. MIag Anti-Pain Pfisr-Hot only
ssop khs gain. but % Il quickly.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-12-07

Tuesday, Dectmber TN. 1903,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-12-07
STANDARD BRED HOBsFs

- ,.
All of tbs following horses are either reg
isttred or emitted 70 ,eyf.t. afiaa. F,rst Il
he stallion ba10naae No 30 on hav. ig We
Old, weight 1856 pounds, HE tahnlaled peaI
Efee will b. seat t. any aupi cant aud will f.e
thpwn on day ~ sale MARY Baron resi
tered, brown nIare, IA yfe, 200 lbs. by Baf-
on Wilkee; black dtiy. 2 yrs. ent of Mary
Baron; seaTilug ais, out 81 BageM by
grldlng, 3 yrs., 0nt Maron Raron; shapuoa~
ade, yrs, rial -, out Of Id svlatne.
2;25A; Lady Shannon adv vrs., trial 2,s1
out Of AbbreyiatnF ai251, a Oily, : yrs .,at
OF Aohrevlatof ~ broken aud can ahow
bet er than minute gait Delta p. PAGER.
brown FLY, yfs., trial 2.21l< out 81 Deira
Pandrct' yeafi.ng flly Out Of Delta Pan
dect: Maud, sorrei hliy 3 yrs out ~ mare
by Sea King; Fan. bay Oily. vrs., out Of !
b II bred mare; | bay geislinc, yrs out 81
half-brcd mare; Baron Hope. bay geldsn2
yrs. ont Of Hope LeTipg; tay etleiaV. / "
out Of Hope LpriHg. ind weanliny ant 81
same mare; bsy dly. yss. out Of Dolly DE-
lighs, bay FLY, ssarling, ont ~ sane All
OF the above yOang torsee are By Baronade.
M. S050i. Attresiaf0r2 25k IS Aleantars
has four producing dalus. Hope I.arlng, bay
mare, 10 years, by Hluder Wiikee registered.
Dolly Delight, Il yrs, ty Gambetta Wilkes.
with producing dana Pedigr. e. IL the
above Described horses will be- matted 10 yoar
address upou application for came. Martha
y bay mare II yrs., 2;i0 4 registered DIX.
s9riel horse. ~ yrs One 1909 Miller sn'ky.
one 1908 Miller training cart, / single e.at
jog cart. lot Of boots and harness
CATTLE and SHEEP
Two good mlis cows. pure br,d Jerssv
viii be fresh BY dag ~ ssis; the other . haif
J,rssy. win d frsfh III Januasy: 100 poo
grad twee. due 70 iamb early buekA hieh
bred shropshir,is,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Decring binder "a good condition. Cham.
pinn mowers, Champion horse rake, bsy led
der, 2 square harfaws. spTlaRt0aih harrow
Clark cutaway disc harrow good n ne.e,
81 gle corn planter. Scientific sled. corn cet-
Ter. cutting box, Bnser wheat fan, grind
stone. ohveF chill piows, No 20. 4 doub.a
shovel pow, potato digs r 5-shovgl garden
pillow. Hoosief double cgfa planter. new flg,e
roller, used ouiy ane season; l0g refer
" heat drills, die and Hoe; Bsrdsagj
wagon inch tread wifh Ted. / 4-hnrer nar-
fo~ tread thiFrhie skein wagon aud Ted
fsriB wagon, 3 z0-fo0t ladders. good ones.
two-spout corn shelter. grain cradle. lot OF
single. double and iarlbble trees, pitch forke.
digging iron, hampers. 2 good log chains,
ard many other atticies
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
One refrigerator used rear. j parIor sui,t.
iron beds with springs and rnattregses
wardrobe, buftes, Woodland stove. HasSse
gasoline power epYayer. motor boat with
3 horsepower engine.
TERMS Twelve months credit % sufua ~
ten dollars and over. the purchaser 10 give q
negotiable nots. bess OK Interest from date
with approved aecafltf and ragable At any
Of the Charles Town bake Same under 80
cash Sale starts promptly q 10 T. n.
MILTON q. HUUss,
J.. West. .Sultieaeer
y. +. Yates. Clerk
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-12-07
10 HEAD DRAET HORNES

the 10 lowing property Including some 81 IN
best bred stock ser Tered IN the conntS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-12-07
MILLER'S PHARW MACY
PUBLIC SAFE
Standard Bred and Draft Horse.
Cattle, Sheep, Implements
and Furniture.

With the intention e quit farming. the IN.
derrigned will sell 81 public auction 10 ihs
highest bidder, j. thr SHENANDOAH Stock
Farm, four miles sorih OF CD rles Toan,
". Va, on
Ts,as,Jo,, p. -. . ~ Rms.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-12-07

Daisy. a sorrtl mare. az IS years. weight
ii5'i Jack, 9ay geldng. "a yrs., weight ~ 0;
Bell. gray Yielding. n yrs weight 1900:
Maud. brown niaTe : SIS weight 1870 The
above horses as g0ad barsbeaf leaders a,sa
VIII work wi fever hliciias: Baek, g4
gelding. yIs weight lso0 works vel -
lead and II a fire irRD horses "a, grey % a.
ing, yrs weight 1860. Sani bag gelding 3
grs weight 1000 lbs, Rose, gray 1ily. . yts.
1000 his. The ahnye three colts are sired Nv
Prince. the Enaiish Shire Sind. aea an are
very promising Tom bay gelalng / gr q
weanlmg colt t'Y misn aud Wits Pefchefon
stallion
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-12-07
Ebony Reparses

Mistah Cole Whah you gwIne at
nun! Mistah Dusky-l's gwine at whah
rs gwine at-dat's whah rs gwine att
Puck. ~
The Washington times., 1909-09-12
DISTRICT RIFLEMEN
ON THEIR WAY HOME
Team Will Reach City Late This
Afternoon-Well Satisfied
With Work.

With a better record than that OF
previous years and with a larger share
Of prize money, the District rifle team
which participated in the nineteenth an
nual Sea Grit tournament Is today en-
route home. The team viii reach the
Capital late this afternoon.
The Dryden trophy of $1,000 was won
By Ohio. The District made sixth place.
The marine corps finished a c:9se sec
ond- Maryland was third, cavalry
fourth, and New York fifth. the latter
State winning that place by Just one
point over the District.
Ohio now has two victories 20 It's
credit 1t went home winner OF the
trophy IN 1905
A Wilmington rifeman, J. W Hessian,
won the championship medal donated
by Governor Fort. Lieutenant Simon
came second, the two respective scores
being 1s9 and 49,
Tile Dl yden trophy match was finished
at 1000 Yards. the scores being as fol-
lows
First. Ohio, 1.O24; second, United States
Marine Corps. lob third. Maryland.
es5. fourth, United States Cavalry. $50.
fifth, new York, 964. sixth. District of
Columbia, o63; seventh, United States
Infantry, 954; eighth, New Jersey. 95S.
The Washington times., 1909-09-12
The Body Is a
Fat Factory

Wnen man or a woman grows fat
and huge 1abby layers Of this worth
less flesh makes them miserable, IL Is a
certain sign that somewhere within the
organism Of that man or woman there is
something radically wrong. The healthy
man or woman digests all that is good
IN food and throws Of in A natural
manner all that is bad. This is what
the digestive juices are made for When
these juices are weakened or too power
ful they can not get the good things
out Of the nOurishment we eat. and
hence they turn into the blood that
which makes fat. II Is very simple TO
correct these juices in a fat person
This secret has been demonstrated in
the famous Marmola Tablets which
now have such a tremendous sale. They
reduce rat at the rate Of from y TO is
ounces day. They correct the faulty
juices and give 70 the body the very nU-
triton IL needs. They remove fat in a
natural manner, but they do ii so quick
~ as TO be almost beyond belief You
do not have TO diet or exercise and YOU
may eat what you will These little tab
lets are the result of a demand on the
part OF the public for a form of the
famous MarmOla prescription that will
permit a fat person 10 carry his fat re-
Queer with him at ali times, so that
each meal will add no more fat 10 his
BODY. MarmOla Tablets are sold by
every druggist. or you may write the
Maruola Company, Dept 81, Detroit,
Mic, and a case viii be sent you pri-
vate by mail. The price Of MarmOla
Tablets is 70 cts. everywhere.
The Washington times., 1909-09-12
CINCINNATI PLANT
DAMAGED BY FIRE
Believe Spark From Railroad
Started BlaZe-S85,OOO
Loss.

CINCINNATI. Ohio, Sept. 12-Fire,
originating in the bunker of the s. Ober-
myer Company's immense plant, in
Evans and Eighth streets at an early
hour today. destroyed the frane build
ing, where 1t originated, and was COM
municated to the large fve-story brick
warehouse adjoining, making an $4,000
loss. A spark from a locomotive, it IS
thought, floating ia a a window, start
ed the nre. A general alarm was turn
ed in aad fifteen FIRE companies respond
ed. When they arrived the blaze was
under good Roadway, and but little
could lie done toward checking it. Mar
tin MencShaus a sUb-hTeman, fell
through the roof Of on adjoining build
ing, upon which ne vas standing, but
escaped with slight injury. Fireman
Earl Better fell about ten feet and sus-
tained slight injuries.
Adjacent to the Obermyer plant Is
the Millcreek Distillery. AS soon as the
hremer arrived on the scene lines OF
hose were laid 20 protect that property.
1t WAS feared in the event the fire
should be communicated To the distIl-
lery serious explosion would ensue.
In the rear Of the distillery stands a
numbar OF spirit tanks The three top
hoorf Of the warehouse were destroyed.
The ,oss is fully covered by insurance.
The Washington times., 1909-09-12

pect to see the Republicans in any
State come out openly against the pro-
posal,' he said. but that does not
mean that It viii be without strong and
effective opposition. It presents an issue
on which the Democrats have every
chance Of gaining strength"
The disposition TO Cancellation shown
at the Saratoga gathering was satisfying
TO Democrats generally One NANTES
tation Of divisive influence however. is
noted IN the declaration Of Mr.. Bryan
that he would make an address at Cal
weston in favor of free raw materials,
and invite Senator Bailey, who has Wig
orously opposed this policy as a Demo-
cratic tenet TO attend and take some
part. 1t Is looked upon as a joint de-
bate on a tariff feature on which Demo-
Gratis would like 10 avoid appearance Of
division Mr.. Bryan would have pleased
most Democrats in Congress II he had
avoided such an uncovcring Of funda-
mental Democratic differences. I'VE
didn't need 70 get into n debate among
ourselves" said one Western Senator
today. I'VE are agreed on enoUCh
things about the tariff. II we could Only
forget the features Of disagreement.