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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-02
CLOSING oUT SALE.

Thirty days to close out Building sold for theatre. Clothing at less than I-2 price Stock. fixtures. everything to be turned into cash at once at tre- mendous low prices Clothing chance of lifetime for man and boy. Not a dollars worth of clothing to be taken with us on removal to our fine new store. 1O57 East Main street. Nothing reserved All clothing here not sold by that time to be auctioned off to the highest bidder. Come and bring your family and friends to one of the great est sales in the history of Bridgeport and vicinity Cost lost sight of. Cash counts more than cost at this sale Bear in mind that you cannot buy again at such low prices and never be- fore have you seen it's like Come and get your pick of this fine big stock before it's too late. Don't fail to be -on hand Saturday. Look for the big red sign.
 N. B.-Clothing dealers wishing to purchase at wholesale must apply at rear entrance before a. m- each day
 Wanted-12 clothing salesmen wanted at once. Apply at rear entrance. Sale opens Saturday. Dec. 4. at g sharp Store closed Thursday and Friday to mark down the stock. Bradshaw Clothing Co. mems and boys clothiers. 12e4 Main street. near Congress street, Bridgeport, Conn.,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-02
FAIRFIELD.

Miss Iva King has returned from a Thanksgiving visit to her grandpar- ents in Willimantic.
 Mrs Mabel Osgood Wright. author Ter house fin a few days for the win ter season. and goes to her home. in New York.
 Roland Stewart Is visiting in As bury Park
 Our venerable tree warden. Henry Horn. is reported to be seriously i'll with bronchial troubles.
 Keith Morris has been in town a few days looking over the situation
 Dwight Prentice of Scranton. Pa, is visiting in town
 Miss Elsie Sherwood is visiting rela- tives on Greenfield Hill.
 Monday evening MT. Thomas Brad ley was given a birthday surprise
 Clinton Sherwood has won medals for an essay on the Hudson-Fulton celebration. and for general scholar ship in the Dwight school.
 Town Clerk Flint is having his new houseon Sasco Hill, repainted-
 Mrs. Millbank and daughter. of Greenfield Hill. will soon proceed to Los Angeles. California for the win ter. She returns to the Golden State some time visiting his mother.
 Mrs. J. K. Robinson has closed her house on Greenfield Hill. and gone to New York for the winter
 MrS. E- A. TarDeii. or Boston IS the guest of MT. and Mrs. Byron Eddy. on the Beach road
 A committee of the Oneida club held a meeting yesterday afternoon to per feet arrangements for celebrating the anniversary of their organization. which took place just one year ago. The entertainment will be given on Saturday evening Deacon Osborne. of Elliott street, is reported to be on the sick list
 The ladies of the Missionary Society. connected with the Congregational church. will soon give a supper in the church parlors.
 Rev. Frank S. Child. noting the pro- posed departure of Supt- Wheatley. says: The years have seen dictinct and steady advance in the fine quality and character of Mir Wheatley's work in Fairfield He has been an untiring and efficient worker"
 The report of the Memorial Library for the month. of November was made public yesterday. and is as follows: Number of visitors. 1 SIS: daily aver age. s3; new books added. 70 of which 2 were gifts: total books withdrawn for reading. 1.577: as follows: Fiction. 765. juvenile fiction. 220: history. 6s; s1: travel. 75: literature. 53; fine arts. IA: useful arts. 52: science. 2f: philology. IS: sociology. 59: relig- ion. 12; philosophy. 6: and general works. TIL
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-02
Yale Professors
 To Make Retreat

Tonight J. c. Moran and E. c. Lyons. both of New Haven. will speak before Roderigo Council of the K of C., in that city. about the 'Iaymen's Re- treat" movement. Already six New Haven men have joined the movement. and with many others will go to Key ser Island. Friday, December IT, to spend three days in silence and medi- tation- Among them, it is said, are two Yale professors.
 One of the most remarkable features of these weekend retreats is that. al though a Catholic institution. and un- der the auspices of the Jesuit order. they are open to Protestants and cath oiics alike. The retreat of December r to 20. it is expected. will largely consist of New Haven men.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-02
Free Concert at
 Washington N. E.

A free concert will be given by Washington Park M. E. church this evening. Among those who will as- sist are J. Stebbins Clyne. Miss Alice Esther Smith, Joseph N. Hutchinson. Mrs. Lealia Joel Hulse, Sidney Col borne A silver collection will be taken to increase the organ fund
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-02
Wealthy Mute to
 Wed Sch00Imate

Miss Katie Graham of New York. is to become the bride of Keith Morris, son of Mrs. Julia Watt Morris Curtis. the millionairess of New York and Fairfield Miss Graham and MT. Nor ris are mutes. and their engagement is the sequel to a romance begun when they met at the Wright Oral school in New York city. MT. Morris Is one of the three children of Mrs. Curtis, who is one of the heirs of the watt estate of New York city.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
Telegraphic Brevities

HARTMAN IN PARIs-Psris. June Sc.
II. Hartman arrived here today from London.
PUTS BAN ON CIGARETTES jefferson City.
No. June s.-Governor Radley today signed the
bill prohibiting the smoking of cigarettes in pub
lie places by persons between the ages of 1q
and IS years.
PARENTS USE THE RoD-New York, June
S.-Four boys charged with rdwdyism on sub
way trains Sunday were whipped by tneif
parents in the chidrens court as a choice De-
tween fines and the rod.
CHOLERA CASES INCREASES. Petersburg,
June S.-SiSteen cases of cholera and eight per
sons supposed to be suffering from the disease
have been admitted to the municipal hospitals
during the last As hours.
GOVERNMENT OF Washington,
June S.-Delegate Wckersham OF Alaska today
introduced a bill IN the house which proposes
the establishment of territorial fern Oh gov
erEmen; lor that territory
HATTERs' STRIKE ENDED-Danbury. Conn.
June S.--Ehe strike that has closed y hat rae
tories in this city. Bethel and New Milford IOr
the last Ave months was practically ended today,
both sides making concessions.
ENLARGIfGl HIS HoME-New York, June
SIN anticipation OF tie return OF Ambassaeor
Whiteaw Ret plans nave been completed Tor
the construct ion of seven story addition to his
large city residence at Fiftieth street and Mad
ison avenue.
sMUGGLED CHINESE-Chicago, June s.
John HeltseIl one Of the eight men indicted Tor
the conspiracy to smuggle Chinese across the
Mexican border, pleaded guilty today and sen
tenee was deferred Two others pleaded guilty
in the same case recently.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
MAPRLAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
n Sau Francisco Tuesday. June 3 1903;
PENNIrT-FF- I.ANG-Haryey L. BeBnicuf. 35,
. 1892 Devisadero St. and Mary A. Lang. q,
sl94 DevisaderO ST.
BIIATRERG- -HOYT-August Blumberg 81;
40 Hayes ~. and Dorothy Hoyt, 26 AZ
Hayes 81.
DRTvFR-HAGUE-or Driver. 2s. Bremen
ton Wash. and Florence NJ. Hague Is, San
Diego.
FDwA RDs-JACKSoN-Homer c. Edwards; 40
and Emma r. Jackson. "a. both OF Oakland.
FANToN- N-HARAN-Joseph Fanton. % San
Francisco, and Florence Haran' ~ ios LIS
bon st.
GHlLYNCH-Nicholas A. Cough, p. l22
san Jose ave, and Rose C Lynch, Is 4O'
Fair Oaks St
GREEN-cRoNIN-Jam D, Green. p; 2&seS &
Waller ST.
5kCOPETTI-DELL 'oSSo-Plscido Jacopeth,
A ~ fTO5 Polk ST., and Cisirs Dell osso, .,
rs Ivy ave-
G-HAyER-clarence G. lang, IS 1885,
Howard St. and Dottie NJ Havers "a l27s
O'FarreH ST.
IEN-AfcGRATH-Georg A o'Brien, 25
1Tss Ellis ST., ana Charlotte T.. McOiath' ~
l4e Eleventh ave-
PRINCE CF-MoNDINI-william d. Prince, 3s, e
Dearborn ST. and Adelaide Mondinl 70, 81
TuentF-ninth 81.
RONK-BATTERsBY-Fr II. Ronk. 2I
Devils Slide. Utah, and Aoa L. battersoy' ~
Cement. Cal
RYDER-R -RoWLEY-Ernest E. Ryder. %. 1915
Hayes st.. and Rosa /. Rowiey, p, 1921 VII
lard 81.
NO-cHIrO-Girolamo Tarsntino, %
907 Union St. and Frances Chito, 20 so
Lombard 81.
WILSON ARAfON-Horace s. Wilson, 25 Los
Angeles. and Msybeile l. Harmon, 2S 5lS2
Clay
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
Additional Sports News
St. James Wins Second of
Championship Series

St James defeated st. Anthony's in
The second game OF the c. S A. L.
championship series yesterday by a
score Of TO ]. thereby tying up the Sc.
ries and making a third game neces-
sary TO decide which team is the su-
perior.
St James won the game because
they hit harder and felded better than
their opponents from the other side of
the bay. From the time that Fitton.
the hard hitting and shifty little out
nelder=of the st. Anthony's team, started
things going by bingling one of Mu-
20 5 choicest TO right field until the last
oatter went out the rOoters for both
Ne5inS We're never silent.
Botn teams had already scored once,
~ James in the first inning and st.
-anlhonys in the eighth. With two
Gown IN the eighth McGushen worked
Hosafty Tor the sole base on balls he
gave during the game. McGushen ad-
Nanced 10 third when Coleman bingled
70 rlg1t held and scored u moment later
Mhen MUziO slammed the pellet to cen
ter The damage being done. Hogarty
steadieo and. struck out Hanley. Score:
ST. ANTHONN'S. EAST OAKLAND
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
DIVORCFCONDfMNfD
BY JUDGE GRAHAM
Address Before Knights of Coli
umbus Calls for Enactment
of Severe Laws
Moral Teaching of the Young by
Their Parents Declared the
True Remedy

Apart from its contradiction, sell
fishness, cowardly baseness and
cruelty, divorce is to be condemned
because 1T leads to the decadence the
shame and destruction Of the family
said Judge Thomas F. Graham in an
address last night on Marriage and
Divorce" before California council,
knights of Columbus, in Knights of
Columbus hall. Continuing Judge
marriage relation remained uncor-
rupted the American nation would
maintain its supremacy, but that when
these bonds were loosened the race
would degenerate and decay.
Our clergy have taught the moral
and spiritual disintegration that di-
vorce works in the social body. 1t re-
mains for us practical men to apply
our worldly shrewdness in a search for
the remedy. We should never lose
sight of the fact that the family re-
lation is on this earth the ideal re-
lation. Upon the basis of this relation
America has developed strong, virile
race of men and women.
FUTURE of CHILDREN
If. divorce obtains possession of the
world by an ever increasing frequency
what will become of multitudes of lit
tie ones robbed of names?
They are worse than orphans for
they imbibe with maternal love hatred
for their fathers or take lessons in
cursing their mothers from their
fathers lips. A philosopher who has
reasons for his assertion has advised
an increase of asyluns. That would
be only TO entomb the homeless ones
And the family would perish Unity,
heredity, tradition, beauty, harmony,
strength and fecundity, all would be
lost.
The divorce laws should be stiffened
The suits should be heard in one spe-
cially appointed court, whose Judge
should be a man to inspire the conf
dence of the litigants, a man with en-
thusiasm in this line of work, with
sufficient tact and sympathy to be
made confident in these pitiable tales
to bring the wavering together.
TEACHING THE REMEDY
But the real reform will come in
the body polite The moral and
spiritual teachers of our country are
raising the warning cry. Our women
are taking it up in their homes, clubs
and societies. Some day the divorce
problem will settle itself. Marriages
will be contracted with such care that
few will find their way to the courts
to be dissolved by law.
THE true remedy lies in the moral
teaching of the young and the example
of the elders. Girls should be brought
up with a sense of wifely duties, of
the burdens that marriage entails, to
fell the disgrace of being a household
ornament. Boys must be taught to re-
spect the opposite sex. to consider mar
riage as binding for life, and to weigh
the future and be sure of being able to
provide.
S"Unhappy marriages will exist, how
ever, as long as men take after Adam
and women after Eve"
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
Walsh Expects to Catch
Weston Near Coast

RAWLINS, Wyo.. June S.-Edward
Payson Weston, the pedestrian, left
Rawlins for the west at o'clock this
morning. Weston said he was in fine
condition and expected to leave many
miles behind him before stopping for
the night.
Weston is exactly 2S0 miles ahead Of
Sergeant Walsh, who left Denver this
morning on the track of Weston, de-
termined TO overtake the veteran be-
fore he reaches the coast.
Walsh left Boston April s and de-
clares he already has gained 500 miles
on his al year old rival.
Walsh asserts he will overtake Wes-
ton before the latter leaves Salt Lake
City.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
Personal BrevitieS

H. Wilson of Seattle is at the Dor
chester.
c. f. Brown of Seattle is at the
Stewart.
c. F. Arbaugh of Indiana is at the
Holland
f. A Wsshburn of Seattle is at the
Fairmont.
George Calhoun of Bakersfield is al
the Savoy.
L. c. schloosmer of Chicago is at
the Granada.
DR.. Lewis Morris of New York is at
the Fairmont.
c. R. Carson and wife of Nevada are
at the Savoy.
Surgeon Leonard S. Hughes. L. S. A.
is at the Argonaut.
Senator c. n. Belshaw of Antioch is
at the st. Francis.
Mr.. and Mrs G. II. Normand are
guests at the Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter H Gale are
guests at the Fairmont.
Dr.. and Mrs NJ S. Page of New
York are guests of the Manx.
T. ]. Norton, an attorney in the Santa
Fe service, is at the St. Francis.
Primus Bon, hotelman of Swift
zerland, is guest at the Fairmont.
c. L. Burgess, an oil operator OF
Bakersfield. is registered at the Manx
Thomas Clark, mining operator OF
Placerville, is staying at the Union
Square.
A c. Irwin. state railroad commits
sioner from Sacramento, is at the Ar
gonaut.
Louis Breuner, a furniture man OF
Sacramento, is staying at the St.
Francis.
II. S. Yeager, a mining operator of
Rawhide, is registered at the St.
Francis.
Fred Feuchler, a cattleman of Mex
leo. and M. Ahumada Jr. are guests
at the St Francis.
H. Wittenberg, president of the
American biscuit company, is regis
tered at the st. Francis.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
SUCCESSFUL TRACK MEETS

NEW YORK, June S.-Horse racing
on the metropolitan tracks under the
new anti-betting laws has been sue
cessful apparently for the track own
ers and unsuccessful for the horse own
ers. In view of the gate money taken
in at Belmont park and Brighton beach
it practically has been decided to hold
fall meetings at the local tracks. Even
Jamaica and Aqueduct will open their
gates for short sessions.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
BOSTON EBoNITEs IN LEAD

NEW YORK, June S.-F'ifteen teams
Of star bowlers from a dozen cities oc-
cupied the Madison Square garden al
leys tonight, but there was no change
in leaders in this event The best
score was made by the Boston Ebon-
ties. 2,T07. The best scores recorded in
the individual contest in the afternoon
session were Barnes, Philadelphia, $50.
and Gehman. Philadelphia, e29.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail
win not be inserted. They must be handed In at
either q the publication Offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence Of persons author
izcd 20 have the same published Notices re-
srricted siuplv 10 the announcement OF the event
are rslblisbed once in this column free of charge
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
MARRIAGES

,,~SFN- -HAI4.-In this city June l. 1909. by
tie Rev r. NJ Stensrud. Rasmus Edward
Hansen Of Napa. Cal, and Marion Louise
Hall of San Francisco
.fky- -RRINGHAM-I this city. June 3, 1909
~ +i,e Rev G. NJ Warner, Milton l. May
snd Beryi b Bringham, both Of San Francisco
,r1Tf ,R--yyINDREICH-In this city, June g.
ro0Q hv tie Rev. Joseph wilmer. Morris
miller and Rose Windreich, both OF San Fran
cisco
s(fSFN-K ARISON-In this city. June 6, 1909
nv ire Rev II a. Stensrld. Henry L. Olsen
II san Francisco and May karlson Of Berke.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
Notable Deaths

z. D. JONES. SHIP BUILDER--Detroit. June
:-S-E u. Jones. FOUNDER Of the industrlsi con con
=. i,aiidinc company died today. He was nearly
;. 80 Years old.
WILLIAM T McNEALY, LAWYER-San Diego
-t.nI Juue s-Nilltam 7. McNealy, nrsi
superior court Judge Of San Diego county
- sIfed here this afternoon. He came 10 San
:: the bench.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
ROLLER TO MEET YUsIFF

SEATTLE, June Announcement
was maed that DR.. B. F. Roller of Seat
tie and Yusif Mahmout, known as the
second Terrible Turk" will meet in
catch as catch can wrestling match
at the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition
arena on the night of Friday, June Is.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
BIRTHS

DoWER-In this city. June j. 1909 to the
vie Of John r. Dover. a daughter.
AfcCIRBFN-In this city. June ;. 1909. TO the
wife of Robert G. McGibben. daughter.
Srr7TICH-In this city. June Z. 1909, 10 the
rlife nf Niek ] Suttich daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
OLSON STREET is IN
GREAT NEED OF REPAIR
Civic League Sends Protest tt
the Supervisors

The civic league protested against the
present condition of Folsom street be-
tween Army and Precita avenue to the
board OF supervisors yesterday asking
that the United Railroads be instructed
to relay it's tracks, now a foot above
the street pavement, and that the pave
ment itself should be repaired.
The presence of rock crusher III
constant use and located in New Mont
gomery street just south of the Me,
tropolis bank building was protested
against by the South of Market Street
Improvement association, whlch asked
its removal.
The association also asked the street
pavement repair of numerous blocks In
its district.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
ST-MNARN

Sacrifice hifs-A. Haniev Carberry, Smith (2l.
First base ON called halls-Of Hogarty j. of
Muzio 3. struck out-By HoKarty S. by Muzo
p. HIT by pitched ball-Fitton. Double plays
Fitzgersld 10 CaTberry; A. Hanley 10 Smith
TompkinSon 20 Hanlev TO Ssrment Passed
hai-Coleman. Time Of game hour and 30
minutes. Umpires-Mnkowski and Henderson.
Scorsr--I.e FPFre.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
PACIFIC COAST GOLF TOURNAMENT

SEATTLE. June S.-Hole play was
the order OF the day at the Country
elDb links in the tournament for the
Pacific coast golf championship. Six
reen contestants were eliminated from
the race the only sensational feature
being the defeat Of r. Maclay Of Port
land BY l. :. Lindsay of Seattle. In the
woman driving contest Mrs. G. South
ard Of Seattle carried off the first hon.
.hts with drive Of l94 yards.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
Baseball Notes

Bernie McCar said farewell to his team mates
and beat 10 yesterday morning FOR Shreveport.
where he viii play Tor the balance OF the
season. Oakland Is supposed 10 get Inhelder
benson Of Shreveport or some other player IN
exchange for MoCay. but President Walter does
not know who his new man viii be til he
hears from the southern magnates.
Rumor hes ii that Van Haltren Is TO become
q member of the san Francisco outlaw team, 1t
is known that Van and Fatty Hackett have
been talking business for the last two days, but
the deal is not set completed. Any team which
does secure Van viii get hold OF a good hall
rlsver ana better drawing card he would
look pretty good in y Seal uniform.
After the game Henley said that he did not
feel the lcast bit tired TIL be entered the
dressing room. Then his right arm began TO
bother him aud caused him much pain. Henley
had nearly rs much speed at the finish he
had in the first inning and his control per
feet throughout Wigs though bit wilder,
had even more speed than the local man.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09

MAIL CLERK PLEADS GUILTY-Charles P.
Rowcy. mail clerk charged with stealing let,
ters pleaded guilty Yesterday III the Uniied
states district court. He viii be sentenced this
morning Mt 10 o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
NIHoNN's, EAST OAKLAND
ST JAMES. SAN FRANCISCO
sW. UsnIer btt Inv batfed hail

RIMS AND HITS BY INNINGS
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
LOST AND FOUND

IF you LOSE ANYTHING-Advertise
II here. It will be returned to you If an
honest person finds il. Remarkable recov-
cries are brought about every day
through this column.
IF YOU FIND ANYTHING bring IL to
the
{ San Francisco Cali
J Lost and Found Bureau
I Third and Market StreetsS
S>~>~~>>~~~~-~>~~>>~>~~~~~~
Get claim check. Have a. advertised.
Reclaim it If the owner does not.
THE LAW-People who And lost arti-
cles are interested in knowing that tbs
state law is strict in requiring them to
seek the owners through advertisements
and otherwise, and that failure to do
so, if proof can be shown, involves
severe penalty.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09

/ Tracy, Mary .....-
Natuone. Giuseppe :. so
Walkmeister. Ursulas 80
Walters, Albert -. 81
( White, George D.. 73
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09

Gerema, Marie J.. S
Goranson, Hans -. 3
Graham. Robert F. 4
Greeley, II. S.. :
Hall, Thomas W.. Z
Lindenberg, Eugene. {
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
RARpERs ANp suPPLIns

AN American barber OF long experience wishes
employment with an American north eas
OF San Francisco Address box COL, Call office
Oakland.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-27

piseovrssd Citizens VIII Find Com
tort In the Experience Of .
orysn Man.
Experienee II the modern instruc
tor.
Profit BY the experience OF others
II may save your life.
Tie experience Of friends and neigh
bsrs.
The testimony Of Bryan people
win bring renewed encouragement
Here h case In point:
r. II. Brown. farmer. Bryan. says:
Z had kidney trouble 90 long that
almost dsspaired Of ever being re.
nsved. Pains in my back we're the
worst feature Of my case. Hearing
Of Deans Kidney Pills. I procured q
supply Il Emmel = MaIoney's drus
store and bssan their nee. elnoe then
! have improved rapidly and have no
doubt but What . cure VIII soon 70
suit Deans Kidney Pills are wor-
thy a praise and should b given .
trial b. svsry sufferer Of kidney troub.
H."
/ ~ ~ b. ~ esalsn. Pyiee 50
ceats voster-N ilbuEn Co. Buffalo,
Nsv yerk. sose agssts ar u United
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-27
THIS DATE m HISTORY.
September n.

17so-Rome surrendered to the Brit
ish.
1S06-0en. VIM. Mouitrie. who dc
vised the first American flag that wa
ussd in South Carolina. died in Char
lesion. Born there IN i73i.
1sii-Bonaparte established mar
thine conscription In the Hanseati'
towns.
lsls-The Indians OF Ohio ceded al
their remaining lands in the state.
isls-oswego. N. Y. almost com
plet Ny destroyed BY fire.
ls7s-0en. Braxton =. Bragg died II
Galveston. TEXAS. Born March 22nd
1917.
1ssl--A DISASTROUS tornado swept
over Beltrami and Itasca countiea
Minnesota
iss7-0en. George N. Robson. who
was President Grants secretary OF the
Nary. died In Trenton. MI.
Is0s-The city OF Pittsburg. Pr,
celebrated It's $50 anniversary.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-27

The assumption that the tariff on
imports is the only means Of raising
revenue for the support Of government
h erroneous. There Is the internal
revenue tar. the tar on incomes, the
tax on corporations etc. There is no
excuse for an import tar on anything
but Injuries and whatsoever advocates
or Apologies for protection In any
shape. form or fashion Is not sound
In the democratic faith. Might a.
wen talk about Calvinistic Methodist
or IN ArminIsn Presbyterian ~ 10
|say there Is Or can be such thing ~
. Protectisdist Democrat.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-27

The quintsssencc Of Mr.. Bryans
contention 10 that Senator Bailey ID
an embezEier Of power. which is ~ bed
as stealing money. and the quint'
esssence of Senator BsiIey's reply ia
that Mr.. Bryan has lied. But look
how nicely they can say II without
hurting anybody's feelings. Educa-
ton. culture. refinement are great
things.