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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-02-13
THE BREAKFAST SMELL,

Did you ever come up from doing the chores,
With mittened fingers and muffied chin,
And stamp your feet on the snowy porch,
And open the door and clatter in2
If you did, I'm sure you remember well
The first warm Whit of the breakfast smell.
Bacon sizzling over the fire,
Beans and brown bread piping hot,
And fragrant welcome steaming up
From the big pug nose of the coffee pot;
No blaring trumpet or ringing bell
Could hurry your feet like the breakfast smell.
In haste to wash at the wooden sink,
You took your turn with the other boys,
And mother, pottering round the stove,
Her face a smile at the merry noise,
Knew that no hungry lad could Quell
His spirits raised by the breakfast smell.
Wouldn't you like to go back some day
To the dear old farm you used to know,
Finish the morning chores at the barn,
Then come up racing and stamp the snow,
And into the kitchen rush pellmel
And catch Whit of the breakfast smell2
-FdFD1 journal
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-02-13
For "THE UNION"
WASHINGTON, OUR wAsHINGTON
A Song for washington's Birthday.

BY Z. MAY CROSS.
Whose praises shall we sing today?
Washington. our Washington.
With hearts of gratitude we say
Washington, our washington.
Soldier and statesman. union rare,
Who did the right without fear,
Oh, let US all his name revere,
Washington. our Washington.
He served his country long and well,
Washington, our Washington.
First as fearless general,
Washington, our Washington.
Then when the cruel war was spent,
Efficient, well planned aid he lent
Our war SCARED land as President,
Washington, our Washington.
Then let us ever strive to be
Washington, our Washington,
Steadfast and pure, and true like thee,
Washington, our Washington.
Thou first in peace and first in war;
Thy memory is like star
That casts its glorious rays afar.
Washington. our Washington.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-02-13

HURRY up, Tommy !" called
mother from downstairs, "we're late
now. Have you got your shoes onp
Eyes, mamma-all but one."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-02-13

WHEN a man can't find something
he wants around the house, he begins
to accuse his wife of meddling with
his affairs.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-02-13

"WEALrH doesn't bring true hap
piness," quoted the Wise Guy.
Eyes, but lots of us would be salts
fed with a good imitation" added
the Simple Mug.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-02-13
BRAINS AND THE BRIDE.

A girls chances Of making a good
wife depend entirely upon the girl.
II takes force of character to love
deeply and to be worthy of deep love.
The woman with courage and en-
terprise enough to support herself
usually has brains enough to appreci-
ate good home when she gets it,
and heart enough to love man for
what he is and not for what she can
get out of him.
Brains are brains, put them in the
kitchen or in the Office.
AS for the housekeeping part of the
bargain, any sensible woman who
knows enough to do one thing at a
time, and think about that one thing
all the time she's doing it, can make
a good housekeeper of herself.
There's no mysterious spell about
broiling a steak or baking a pan of
biscuits. The girl who cooked at
home will start off better than the
girl who never set her foot into the
kitchen till the day she came back
from her honeymoon, but at the end
of the years experience the girl with
the common sense and the natural do
mestic instincts will be the better
housekeeper of the two, home girl or
working girl.
IT IS very remarkable fact, as
serted by many teachers, that children
learn to read out of the Bible better
than from any other book. 1t is
scarcely known why; it may, perhaps,
be on account of the simplicity of the
language but I believe it Is so.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-02-13
BUCKwHEAT AND SAUSAGE.

When the gravy on the buckwheats and the
sausages are hot,
When the steam is floating upward from the
shining coffee-pot.
When the cook stirs up the batter that was set
the night before.
And when little Bob and Clara smack their lips
and call for more.
Oh, it's then man is always feeling pretty near
his best
If there isn't any trouble with the works beneath
his vest
And it's then he ought to humbly thank the
Lord for what he's got,
When the gravy's on the buckwheats and the
sausages are hot
There's fragrance that comes floating from the
pancakes on the plate,
That should nerve man to action, make him
strong for any fate;
There's joy. there's inspiration In the smear on
Bessie's chin,
And it's good to see dear Willie as he scoops the
sausage in.
And what sweeter music is there than the rasp-
ing, clapping sound
That the busy cook produces as she stirs the
stuff around?
Oh, each precious, luscious mouthful quickly
finds the proper spot,
When the gravy's on the buckwheats, and the
eauaQQ0g hot.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-02-13

THEtrusts, at any rate, will never be
able to control the supply ofsunshine.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-02-13

If THE truth were known, 1t is Of
ten the under dog that began to flight.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-14

nobme Der &orlage in oie 8eee se-
leitet neroe1.
SIN Sniti5oeportenent muroe
altgefiinoigt, oaB Der ltellpertreteroe
@enerolmnpolt Gifts S6reiben all
bic @onuerneure Sllgbes bon 9ten
gorf llno Stltort bon 8enuiplpania
lmlote, i'll oenen er lie auf Dos sse-
illltat ser llnteriudllng bes StrelfS
i'll Bittsbure auflneriant mabt n1o
ben greentipbeonttell Ser beioc,,
Staoten o1beint itellt, aegen Die
Brelieo Steel Gar So gerihtlicb
por5ugeben. Ger itellpertretelloe
@eneralunipalt erflart, oaB oie Be.
ipeisotfnablne eine Gerleeung bes
Jog. oHeoltage"- -@eieses, oes @in-
ipmloerllles=@eleBes ooer ireenb Ell
neg glrl6esgeiebes ni6t ergeben ba-
be. @oG ober bitten oie 3euger-
onslaeell ergeben, oaB oie @elebe oes
Staotes Seem Oorf nlln- Bennip(pa-
llieii iibertreten nuroen.
Die @eneral-Mlipaltlbaft in
bot entl6ieoer, oaB oos
lleue Sarifgeiee ouf oie HanoIno-
&ollal5one nibt in 9lnlpenoune ge-
hraCbt iperoen fam.
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9[us 8reBbure in ltnearn mir

SIHS RieDpAiS W btllSuIll lUICU
BON eiuen perbanenispollen I'M
gliid beri6tet. Sci Sprengiibunaer,
meI6e bonn /. Standardization, oas
BORT i'll @orniion lie9t, porgenort-
men mllroelL periogte cine @oIier=
mine llno trteb auf Ser 9onau fort.
90 Oie 9eine She aonie 6ran5 So
icpbs -9riicfe ouf oos dllBerite ge-
fabroen lnuBte, mohten 9berlel,t-
nort Carl Sofer uno 5lpei 9ioniere
ben gerhadh bic Sprengloollna 3lt
bergen. Sic moren Ser Wfine icbon
l1abe gefolmen, ols oieie unter ge=
moltigenl @etoie erplooierte. Ser
Sffi5ierc mo oie beioen Yiorierc
muBten ibren !Seloenn1ut nit oern
Eooe biiBell. sic lpuroen bu6itGb-
lid) III Stiide 5errilien.
2out Melonne aus geti6ell in
gobmen lit trob tide6tl6eu @ioer-
ftaltoes oie geeuonbringung oes
BON 8anoolenbdnoen 5eritorten prell=
Bii6en 9lolers an Dem 9enfnlol fir
gefollene preuBiide &rieger oes 6e(o-
Bugs bonn Sabre 1866 erfoIet. 9lI-
lerbings nlltBten @enoarmen sic
slllsfiibruue Der s(rbeit bemoAeE.
oo 5oblreide Si6ehell iid an Srt
uno Stelle eil1gefunoen batten llno
2rit 5eigten, oas @erf 5u bereiteIn.
Sc miro ou6 ferner @ahian1feit
notig ieilt, ipenn fif] Ser ni6tsriii- :
otge Streid, pen ieiner5eit ti6ed,i-
if)e g8atriofen" periibten, nidt mic
oerbolen ioll.
- &oiier @ilbelm bat anlablid)
ieines 8eripeilens in Mabren 3o6G-
rei6e Sroen perlieben. Inter Den
0eforierten 6efinoet iitb au6 Ser
oft erlpabnte 8iireermeiiter g5erluof
BON @roBmeieritib, lpeldes es
bartndfig obeelebut batte, Sen Oeut-
iden aoiier bel ieiner 9lnfunft in
Der Stoot III oelltiher Sprade 5u
beariiBelb uno ourh oeiien @cige-
rung bie offi5ielle getui1folnm=
mltng oes Wonor6en leiters Ser ltdb-
til6en @eborben iiberboupt pereiteIt
nur0e.
= 9ead Welolmg olts Stenool 1T
ser Ginjabrige 8oumgort pom TO.
Slliaret-Ge9iment, ser i'm Suli
Den 5abneninnger b. 3euner erfd1ofv
fir eeiltesfranf erflart lporoen. Cr
iultrbe 9lufoaes 9fneult, mie ieiller
3eit gemeloet, 5tpefs l1nteriudung
ieines @eiltes8lritonoes III cine sSr-
renanitalt geIdafft.
g8ie aus 9feeensburg gemeloet
miro, bot oos biihoflib Sroinariat,
Inn Dos 8eri6lelioern bon 8ir6en-
idaten 5ll perbinoern, ieglid;cs
Solli1gelhoft ooer ettpel6en Ser
fanf bon iol6en perboteil tpenn niht
5upor feline grlonbllis eingebolt lit.
3uglei6 ermobnt bos Sroinoriat 81
groBter @ohlamfeit imo 8oriift Je-
gen 9(ntiqllitdten- -Sdeer.
Slt Oiisburg, 9fegierungsbc-
5irf 9iiiieloorf lit elm Matroie an
Der Cholera erfranft. gr bate iih
OH 9oro eilles aus Dortre6t ge-
fommenen boGanoiiAen Dampiers
befuloelt. Son ben @eboroen iino
lllluerlpeilt oie llmfaiienblten Grr-
fidtsmoBregln getroffen iporoen.
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5era $.

9. S. 9eeia, Der friibere 8r1-
libent Der teraniihen 6arlners'
Union bot 5i,gegeben, bob in Der
aenpeltion Der 6armers' linton in
Birmingham ein Minirnrnl=Breis
fir gaumpoae feIteelest iei 8. y.
ELL Hreis, inter oeln fein Witglieo
Der Union ieine 9aumippae pertoli-
fell iolle gr bot Den Hreis ober
rlid)t genannt
Die Stoatsbeboroe fir grsie-
blrngspeien bot Dies Sabr ols
Staatsbeitrag sum S6ulgelo Sc %
pro aiilo betpilligt, anitatt $6.75
luie inl porigen Sabr. sSn Solee bie-
ier geouftion bat iie Inn $242, ,45t.-
81 iuenieer @elo aug Dem. aIIgelnei.
nell 5onos gu nebnen als I'M
lebten Sabr, troboem iid Die 3oDl
Der Sdnlfinoer llnl 34,37S berlncbrt
bot
glus Dem @efdngnis in @uJfe,
ton, geras, iino orei Neger ent.
lprungen. Sic baben iib in Ole
8dloer gefliihtet. llnterpegs idci.
nen iie einen tpeiBen Maun no.
mems Sut Sarben, Ser in Sbenanef
mobnt ullo iih an ibrer @erfolgunq
beteiliet bate, eridoiien 5lt boben.
ssn Der N6be bon 2anpolos
fat iid Elm eetuiiier gtobert 2aslep
elmer Der ebefalnteiten Sarn1er ma
8ieb5iidter iener @egeno, ben &ols
abaei6nitten.
Ole in Der gtabe BON g[ruefe,
bile uobnenoe Sral s. 6. &oe9lel
bat ibren @otten nit 9rillin1cr
6ei6enft. g[ae orei Ginoer iino oe.
iitno unb frGftig.
Bruno Selfers, Elm befannte,
5arnner aug Der @egenb BON Glitter.
oale, lit bort i'm glter polt 80 9So6,
rem geitorben.
glus @rnefepille fonlnlt oit
Rabridt bonn Sooe Der sSrau s
s. Sartn1onn 8attin eines angeie
nen 5arners iener @eeeno.
Die 8efpobner BON Matogor0C
eountp baben BEN 8ori6lag, $40.
900 Bombs alts5ugeben itnb fin
oos @elo Elm neues gountpeefGng
mig 81 bouen, 5llriidgefpieien.
Sn Sbelbp County lit cin,
aocal Option a6itimmung abgeual
ten iDoroen, Die nit eiuenl Siegl
Der 8robibitiolliiten geenbet bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-14
Der @ea s,l,n Grfpla

bietet piele S6mierigfeitelt, ober fei-
ne 10 idlimnl ipie ihIe6te @eiuno-
belt. @rfolg Derlangt Beut5ntaee
einen gelunoen &orper, aber glectri,
9itters lit Der bette @einnbbeitsbrill-
ger, ben Die @elt ie gefannt bat.
@r peruriobt bollitanoiee glftion oes
0eagens, Der 2eber, gfieren uno gin-
aetpeioe, reinigt uno perbcliert oas
Slut uno itarft ilno fraftigt bas gan-
sc SDiten. &raftiger &orper mo
flarer @opf iilto bie 5olgen ieilles
@ebrau6s Sic fonnen electric
8itters ui6t entbebrenl ipenn lie
ldnpab, niebergeoriift unb franflid)
linb. Nnr SOC @arantiert bon allen
0ruggiiten.
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XaSiealbeilmne
NerbenI6lpdde

S6pa9e. nerb1je 8erfonen, eepIagt bon Soff.
nitngSIoGgfeit nrb fbIe9ten 3raumen, erf4Dp.
fepben Mnsfiifieu, gruits 9fiiders uub aonf.
f4mer5en. SaarausfaiI slbnabme bes Geb5rs
utb @eft9tB, satarrb, Wloeen6riiden siubibar.
fopfllng, Wliibigfeit, Grroten, 4ttern, Sersflop.
Ten, Briiftbetlemnung MeHsftIf1feit nnb xriib.
finn erfobren aus benz ySasembfrennba, fpte
einiu6, fdjnell mnb btllis alle mnnathrft.
den 1erluite mnb anSere ssslsen juseuS.
ltdter Wcrirrmneen sriinhltdj se6eilt unh
bplle Ueinnbbeit nnb gsrpbiinn iuieSes.
trlangt tuerben fHnnen. Bans ueues
S,eilperfaDrem. Sober ietn sisner arst.-
Gtefes quhsrorbeutIi1 interefiaute nnb lebr.
rcitbe guN (DeutfHe 9lufIaae 1900, fpeibs1
bon Jung unb alt, Wlnnu urlb 6rau, eeIefen
fperoen foIlts, fam eeeen Gtnfenbune bon 90
Gents In Briefmarfen berfieseIt be5oeen tperben
bon oer
YripatsGlimif, 1915. glbenne
atsm Bork, ~. ~.
Mau eripdbne Ole Nreie Brele f. Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-14
ynlanc.
K. $. Lovitt
Zum naebfclger Hartman 5
erUabIt.
Raubsr bsenadist.
BaIIinssr trilt angsblicb doeb
zurIck.
Sutton's Lsiebe.
Sutton S Lsicbe.
SeIbstmcrd eines flew Yorker
5inanzmannes.

= 0tobert 9. aopett lit terlpor1r
als Madfoleer Sarriman's gum 8or=
1iser oes @refutin=&or1ites Der
Union Yocific Yabn ern1blt iporoen
Dainit lit i'm oie Sberleitnng iiher
bns gon3e @arriman'fdJe 8abnnes
iibertragen. sacob $. Sdiff irno
@illiam gfodefel(er pllrben 5u 9i-
reftoren eripdblt.
- Der Trd1ibel1t bat einen ge=
ipii5en g. 9l. Yotter, Ser aIs julger
@nride Dor 25 Sabrell in Seros
einen 8oitipagen beranbte, begnaoigt
8otter ipurbe gu lebensldngli1en
3uhtbails perurteilt l,nb bot "a
Sabre oapon abgeleifen. 9ie game
@ente, Die er oanals nla6te, be-
trng SO inlb cine eoloene ltbr. Cine
syralt @bite, Die @attin bes Yrdiis
oenten Der ganf in Waioll, sic iid
inter oen bamals BON ibnt be-
raubten Herlonen befano, fat oas
@egnaoigungs9eind) ebenfalls inter
5eihnet.
- .silt gellallell ,0egetlos 81 nell
ptsperlgen sfaWrlgdeil n1fo 1eRl mn
6et, Die grfl1rllneen, bic SefretGr
8nninaer Dem 9rdiibeitten iiber
p,;s4 lo;. sD,,,ua's ~; pps S.. u'e''l.u' @
sta.ga,s,elp.''un's g ''''i - pell ~, es'l.. p
sS;sat, .;aya,',s sssspe' !at ls,s:' " pei'
aa''ue,'.oi o,o; a'u' aae pe,t,eo'gsno 9elus
nar,,,fst s.. 'au'' NV aoa ps'Oe sos;at vuys' 'uo'
;xa;nos Ss,;sos'''' uns oe''' S'''D'''e' '''S=
l'Vs'Os,.,
.m- :, gle SelWe oes allf etmas inplie-
r1ole gSetle lll'l Seoell Geronimo
hell ufatllle-seuIlla'Ifs SllfIoll Ut
ailsgegraoell iillo illlfeflli9f nor
oeh- Veail paf felne geproDelicli
anogeil gelltlloetl :. ssral Sntfon,
ole Wfntter oes yerltorDenell hoffe
ll1llrler DeDalipfef tDren Sobn lel m
oer Prllgelet mt onoeren Sffl5le-
rem DER Arlil geDroben moroen n
llllr eIrle alieflbitng tber oen1 In.
ten lllge, ore moglther WeIle pon
el1em Vollltl9lag Derritbrf. ore Sei-
cle iDiiroe lla6 Der llnferlilfung III
elien lleilen Sara geleat rno lpieoer
oeerolgl.
SIN @ralo 9otel gu ysefp yorf
bat 1ih Der befannte 5lanar5nlann
sSoGn 9. ealtles, praiioent Der
Union Srnlt Gonlpanp, nit elnela
Maiirn1eller ben 9als obgeldnitten.
eoltles ipar lett langerer 3eii
lhtper lel0eilo, er batte auf lbon
lnebrere Woden in einenl Sana-
torium 5ugebra6t nno oies 1T offell-
bar Die llrlade ieines Selblhloroes
geiuelen. Galtles ipobnte friiber bier
III Teros lrlo beiist bier nod be-
oentenoe Siegenihaften. Gr giul
lpater llab ytelp Srleons, fpnrpe
Bralloent Der 9lbernta Eruit Cont
panp lino iieoelte Dor nngeIobt
leds Sabren rah yten yorf iiber
Wabreito Der lesten 3eit batte el
lId1, fpIe oits yteip g)orf gelneloel
miro, fait gau5 bonn @eidaft 8uriid.
ge5ogell, obgleih Of nominea nod
intnler al Der Spite Der unior
xrult eonlpalp ltono.
Die Ser. staatell, Gonaoc
imo Merifo meroen olrd etlpo 2oO(
0elegaten BEL Dem apolften o9(mc
rican Wiuing gongreb" pertretel
ieiu, Der in @olofieIo, Nepuoa, an
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Sn 0fiinden iillo Die fiiui
SoDne oes aonigs @eorg BON @ric-
deulono eingetrofien: 8ronprin3
8onItantin, melder nit oes &niier
5ipeitiiinglter Scbmelter, Brin5eiiin
Sophie pern1Gblt lit, iotpie Die
gErin5en @eorg geifotaus, 9lnoreas
nto G6riitopb. Die 9rin5en eeben-
fen latl9ere 3eit in Der baperii6ea
SonptItoot 8u berbleiben.
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Siitet Gudj ppr Salbeu aeaen

s5iitet Gudj por salben sesen aaz
tarrb, Die Qnedlilber entbalten, oa
Gnediilber li6er BEN Sinn bes @erldjs
5erftoren rnb bas gauge Sb1ter1 boIis
5erriittet ipiro. ipenn es bur6 Die fhfeiz
mieen Sberfldd6en eillorinet SnlGe
srtifel iollen ME auber alif 9erorbnnn1
gut berllfener 9ler5te eebrall6t iperbsn,
ba Der Sdaben, ben tie allri6ten, 5e6ns
NAL 10 sroB lit als bas Cute, bas SHIT
babotl er8ielen fount. &alIs &as
tarrb Sur, fabri8iert bon S. S.
gbeneb & 60, Eolebo, o., entbdlt fein
GuedIilber lulo miro iruerli6 genonle
men llno fpirft bireft altf Die i6leintige.l
O6erfldd6el1 beg Spitents. 8enn S6r
9aIls's &atarr6s&ur fallft, ieio iic6er,
baB SIR Die dbte befumntt. Sic ipiro
irnerlieb 9enoinmen uno in SoIeon,
Sbio, bon s. S 6 beneb 4 60. 9es
macbt
ar @erfallft bon alien 9lpot6efcn.
Greis 75e Die Slafde.
9au's SaniIienSgiIlen iino bie beiten.
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@eintfebr.


Die Sun,nerfriifler fe6rcm INN.
Mllntabltg iekt mad 3amie,
llno ttad)ens ftdb iuteher beqment
Sn altgciuubnter Glamie.
Sb i'm 9ebtrge iie ge,peilt,
Sb ait bem Mceresitranbc,
Sic iuiilen au er5Gblem al'
Spn 1ttaitGent llebelitanbe.
Wtittntcr ,uar bus 8ett at bart,
Wiititnter gab's gar Wan5en,
Die 5il ber Scit, iuD ittam iuill ruin
llns fitrhtcrlidJ fitranscu.
Wlosquitps, ,uie bic 6nntineln gruB,
Die leh5en ,uttb itad] 8lmte,
W iutrD, tuenit titait es 10 bcbeift,
tlns felber id5ledJt SIT Wante.
gmdD id1medte nandjnal gar nidjt gut
Sas nnge,uDbntc GfIen,
Wpran man ifs getp5bnet Fat,
0ann man nid)t Ieidjt nerseiiem.
gSp9tn mat aud gereiiet tuar,
ytad] Norb, Siib, Often, @eitcn =
Sas alte Sprihmprt bleibt bod tua6r:
n5a Sanie ift's ant 8citenl"
9pd @en'se tupllem auseIteb',t,
DAB ignen bies paiiiert,
Die Weeiiten prablen iiberlaut,
@ie iie iift amliiiiert.
Wnn,. Sebent, tute es ibm scfallt,
Sd babe ntdJts basesen,
gsur Gins iuiinidj' id] mir alleseit
Mnf alien tneinen @esen.
OF idj banm i'm 0ebirse ,ueil',
Ob an hes Weeres Oebranie,
60 lang id1 AIamu 8ter bab',
Sa fiibl idj mid ST. Sanie.
@as ifeereu baum Wlusquitps mid,
Was g8ansen, idllef]tcs GiIen,
Veim u titp 8ier fann idb letdlt
Seo' ltnsemad]' bergeiien.
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3n perrenten = Gin groBes Of.
fice-3iInmer. gead5ufragen in Der
Office Ser uSreien Breife", 2t6 Oft.
Commerce StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-14

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Is for the smaller boats of the fleet. in
Guiding those measuring up to 25 feet
racing length. Among the yachts al
ready entered for this race are Raven
Melissa, Genelda, Dixie, Mist and
1909"
The race will be a handicap affair,
the system of handicapping being the
old Herreshoff rule of time allowance
The rule is as follows: Racing length
equals one-half the sum of the water
line length and the square root of the
sail area. Time allowance is given on
the basis of three seconds per foot per
mile
On May Is, a race will be held for
the yachts of the club measuring up to
30 feet racing length, and other races
at intervals of two weeks throughout
the season. In addition to those class
contests the Northwest International
Yacht Racing association will be held
in Seattle this summer, including the
series between the Spirit II. and the
Alexandra for the Alexandra trophy,
and also the series for the new eight
een-rater also for the Mcneil trophy.
The coming season will be one of
the busiest and most interesting in the
history of the sport in the northwest.
Work on the club house at West Sc
attic will be resumed as soon as the
controversy over the site has been set
tied, which will be in a few days.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-28
HAVE LOST PRES.
TlGE IN WEAK EFFORT AT
TARIFF REVISION.
Even If Present Measure Should a.
Changed, Party in Power Will
Lose In Next Election.

WASHINGTON. April 2s,-"Tbe
congressional elections of 1910 viii
send a democratic majority to the
house of representatives. That 10 as
certain as anything that far ahead can
De. Even If the present tariff bill
should be improved-Which is an i'm
possibility with the Aldrich Wall street
crowd in the saddle-the republicans
would still meet disaster. in the con-
gressional elections. The leaders of
the republican party made deliber-
ate, cold-blooded attempt to swindle
the public through a series Of ingen-
iOus 'jokers,' and were caught with
the goods on. These men who drew
up the jokers are in the position of
men having been caught in the act of
attempting to pass counterfeit money
coicd by themselves. Are they any
less guilty if they fail to succeed?'
This was the statement made in a
private conversation by ellison Card
ner, one of the best known Washing
ton correspondents in the country
Gardner was an ardent supporter OF
the Roosevelt administration for eight
years, and was conceded the distinc-
ton of having stood in better favor
with Col Roosevelt than any other
member of the Washington corps -
correspondents. Roosevelt apparently
had the most complete confidence in
Gardner, for it is known that he dis
cussed his ambitions with the veteran
correspondent with as much freedom
as if the latter had been member of
his cabinet.
Gardner supported Taft as a candi-
date. and up to the time of the ap.
pointment of the cabinet members.
Gardner took the position the ap-
pointment Of Roosevelt's enemies was
an open betrayal Of Roosevelts con-
fidence
"The republican leaders have earn
ed defeat at the coming congressional
elections" said Gardner land they VIII
get it. If other arguments were lacK-
ing. the results Of unpopular tarln laws
in the mast are sufficient to support
+bis nosition that the tariff bill about
IN he Dassed will defeat the repuph-
can party. The history OF tarlH iesis-
lation is that it has never 1alleu 10
defeat the party enacting It. Inc ME-
l,inlav hill Of 1890 may be cited as
s+riLinp illustration. In the congress
rioro, elections following the SESSION
~ congress at which the Dill was
nassed the republican majority III ''7
house was swept away.
when congress met III 1901, me
democratic representatives numbered
235, and the republicans SS, while IN
the senate. the republican majority
was reduced from IA to o.