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The Lat AIarr.

more ridiculous campaign than
that now being waged n behalf Of 'he
morlhund Hinman-Green bill j, would
be- hard 10 imagine. Thus on Mondays
Wednesdays and FRIDAYS an interested
public Is informed that 'reaCheroIs
assasSi nation m the secret corners Of
COMMITTEES rooms awaits The measure
On TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
on the contrary. there - depicted tho
speCfa.le of collection of Corruut
bosses grown InsoIen' again. d-fan'lv
preparing to do the great measure 10
death in the omen drvlghr
peculiar feature of tho pra~en' Incl
dent IS the marvellous effect of the
Hlnman-Green bill upon 'ne characters
of those who support or oppose r Il
makes out of the Hon. HARvrY y HIN
M,N. who has voted agl,nsi most of the
important Hughes measures thar pro-
yoked Dppo-l'IoB. tower Of righteous
ness II transforms Tho Hon j MAY
nEw WAINWRIGHT who was fighting
tor decent things az NIhar' N1rg he'or-'
the Hon JCsIAHT I NrwCoyIB entered he
advertising depaumon' Of reform. INTO
q mere creature Of his county bos-
In = wori 10 he q hero. ~ acquire a
halo and achieve ihe immortality Incl
dent .o public praise in propacandrc
dorumcn's n is only necessary 10 declare
publicly for tho Hlnman-Greon bill
Conversely. NJ rhine known - ocisla-
tive lie does not find atonenent IN a
pledge ~ vot" for tho Hughes measure
\ Crown NJ glory for tho righteous who
accept an ultimate doom ~ outer dark
ne~~ for tho wicked who re- cicc' tho Hin
man-Grren hiIl thez" no tho present
promises fre"lv ma 10 bv tho prophets
NJ the new order
Not rhc simple 'arr is 'Rat n hI'l ro-
iNofei hv tho common sen>c and cvper..
o-pc of A. least half tho intriIgprr
members u' oyerv community m tho
state soeWs about IN fail because tho
ro'iram"n' from pTnN" If' ~ rs author
i"pr.vos ~ " ''. onf.rn driving puwer
b., ont. rhanUc av On rhr poss. .D.Htvrhli
D. IhI be pa~s-d hv legislature
.!ndo- M" bash. and mo aaId rht' hold
b." lash ha, dropped
The oFo-'s % apulv '0 'ha public lrfe
NJ mn, s'sIc tho math'ds which bring
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on 10 what they have already won. bu'
thai will tax all their energies il we $40
the signs Alright, while in South caro-
lima only few StrongholdS nf personal
liberty remain, and they are 50 thor
nughIv equipped with bootleg and blind
tiger machinery % i a question whc'hrr
they will trouble themselves 20 resist
the next onslaught %. organized and
certified Purity. We have rplched he
conclusion. IN fact. that the liquor deaf
crs have pretlv generally derldPd ~ lel
the white ribbons have hcr wav uu.
opposed and ~ do business under the
new conditions thar have been imposed
upon them against their protest Nanv
or these men are reputable citizens,
houschnlderS and iaNpIveu~ They
would much prefer to pay their taxes
contribute 10 the genera. fund End i"lyr
the State IN make licenses So expensive
and establish such rules ol supervision
that liquor dealing could be made clcanIv
and responsible but tho hest Of them
have losi interest in the fight, and the
worst Of them will be the only bene-
iicllrles Of is prolnngaIon Of course
It - cheaper 20 sell whiskev without
paving for the privilege and ma urpIlv
rwo-thlrds of The dealers have recon
Iiled themselves 10 that arrangement
tvcryhOdv knows that there has been
M reduction IN the volume If liquor
actually sold and consumed The only
question Is whether the dispensers shall
reap aIl the profit or the state derive
.t~ pruper share
In Alahama the contest was diverted
.o other grounds Once a purely agrl-
cultural state Alabama j. now largely
gwen over 10 mining and manuiaclur-
ng influences There is new and very
iliercnt atmosphere The contest in
his ra~e. therefore. has been conducted
N new lines and infused with new con-
iili"ns bat the prohibition issue gen
rally throughout the South remains
Shall whiskev be sold
Without a license and he State impover
shed 10 that extent, or shall the trade
~ regulated by law and be- made 10 pay
reasonable tribute
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that the Vienna ezpansionists would 60
10 any extreme 20 make Il impossible
Il IL sAid In some Of the German news
papers that the situation in Albania has
caused great satisfaction in Government
circles in Vienna The preos Of thai city
has done lie best from the outset to mag
nifty the importance Of tho rising and the
disasters To the Turkish troops who
seem 70 he atrociously generalled. SEMI
oficia denials have been circulated Of
the rimorp that the Government IL sup
plying the Albanians " ith money, but of
course no formal notice has been taken
Of them
The inspired German press. however.
has baen very eager TO assert that the
KaiseT's Government had no share in
IN" proceeding II Austria is fomenting the
rebellion Thes, papers argue stridently
that Germany has no possible interest in
any Of the ISSUES involved
MeanWhile ths Albanians hold two
Turkish Generals, david Pasha and
Chevket Pasha the latter not the famous
war Minister and captOr ~ CONSTANT
nople at bay, and unless the chiefs are
bought Oh. a. they often are, II is inn
possible TO foretell how long the bloodshed
may last or what II may lead to m the
present shaky condition of the Turkish
liberal regime
The sun., 1910-05-05
The Resentment Of WronErolns

To- rUE EnIIuE 'F IHE ~rN Nr In ths
''v OF eleven quotations from Mr Poose-
yrIr'- S0rhoune address riret bv Nr Irving
NH.'ou ! desire 10 can your attention n
Jhe 'anih They Wrs' uo.se-, both the vii
and 'hc power io resent vronEdong from
other, Nlr W.us.oR answers fhis With
ihe fcNf from ~ Ml'thev 10 good N them
thar hate YOU and rray Tor them Uhich de-
spusfur usc you and u"r-e,Ire you
VI Roosevelt on --e- fhe genius NJ Chfit-
ian philosophy iu placing pers0nsl sights
m himself loo bc same .a'cgorv With inius-
'I."s 10 lhe D0WWuDIrr That he rails az
Ihe ntusfi'e done 90 'he community there
IAN ho no uu"s'fon and mis- is we'll a. far
Bs 20 ro"s. pur hn again falls short of iha
genius ~ 'r~us hv cnphssi ying eXfernals
100 much His idca ~ reform seems not
to beto overcome evil with good. but 70
restrain evil nv sort Of new Jusfinian code
" vhich he II 70 he the Jusiinian
To sum up. The burden ~ Mr ROossvelt's
message seemS ~ no - follows. By all
means and wherever possible make noun
talnS ouf NJ mo'chlIs In contrast with
rhr srtIi NJ his 'he New Testament may
be quoted In DO 10, i.ed Version A. folovs.
You blind guide In strain our a gnat and 10
swallow q camel y S HOWARD
NFWBUUgH y Y May
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II hrs 1l-' 0ccur'e ~ ohsaryaU' rc--
sons M 'h" Mississippi Valley that 'hc
problem NJ navigation presented nv 'he
great river and u, numerous Tributaries
can he solved hy mc;huds qI'o different
from tho-7 propo-cd hy the advocates
II tho S5oppO.wU wear plan The idea
of tho latter was ~ gougr oui the hedS
NJ 80 streams 80 as ~ ~ boats of fycd
drauch Tho rd"a iu.' Developed m
~ Louis by tho Mississippi Valley Trans
por'1tlOn Company Is - ronstru,t ycs-
seis that will M the rivers A. thnv arr
Though ,0mc mysterious influence
an appropriation of Nnoo"O was m
r'"d m 'hc uyors and harbors hill.
tho object bcinC 20 experiment with
frT". of boat, .Nr shallow river. ~lncr
tho SI0 D1O nN per annum for ton con-
s"rI'ive years. meaning SfnO0O0p IN
all, could not b" -rgrega'nd for the hon
cft n tho politician, and promoters and
'he boards ~" ~'hinhcrr and tho
'unipns even half million looked
good p 'hc disappointed boomers. and
so = found I'- ~dv into 'lo huI We
funk Pre-. iden' I,rr ought a. veto that
ball ard keep Z vetoed uu'.i n j. cleaned
pi graft and -pnlla'lon and oIr rivers
amt harbor~ are safely uon~Ignsd ~ the
DJrc of the njei States engineers. who
know 'hrir bl-uc-- and have rp aNes
'p grind n poI'icS This. however. -
another matte:
nu 'n" proposition of tho transppr-
'lupn company atrrl,r. ur~ favorable
notice .lhov propO-o n far ~ build
boat, for shallow rivers. oven tho shall
.owc,, and - dismiss aIj gorgeous
-chcmes ~ eytravagan' Government
expenditure N quest of alurng chin
nras. The Missouri. the Illinois. tho
Ohio. tho Rod. the arkansas. tho Yazoo
hundred moro n fhrm are navlga-
HE enough u somebody will construct
vessels -ul'ed IN their waters. They
arc practically what they were before
and Immediately after the civil war. and
'he same c0ndiiion- that governed their
navigation then are ,iill applicable. The .
real problem that oonfronts the river
men everywhere s one Of terminal facil- ?
ties and machinery for ths cheap and .
eXpeditious handling Of freight.
The MYERS are all right. a. good and
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Snug=lcr. Arouse.

In " IAFts own poetic language
he was smuggling up- ~ his friends
and n",Ghhors m Clnc'nn4'l an inter-
o>'.nc urban community in tho state of
OHIO while ne part v associates in Wash
ington. q town n Tho Fedora District NJ
Columbia were making waste paper n
h- I"gis.atv" programme The snug
Elug Nr TArr sad n" cnJoved
We ba' oyo'hat hc orIoycd ~ bat what
will be- ms future tNn future uf he Ad-
muistrauou and m" future NJ tho Re-
puhrDlnpar'y fho .0ntiuuc~ 10 snugg'e
and rrfralns from NrIggling'
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THE TtX ON PERSONtIn.
Mayor Gaynor's Plan 10 NboUsh Il Op-
Dase,i.

To NV ENRON ~ TUF Sr> ~r The
..tter NJ NV ss'eemsI Navor ~ Nr Car
neRis m defence ~ he 1rrspu1' 'rN . ho. zion
bil "a skilf,fl bi' NJ sre, itI p.eldI1g from
he laNvers poinr ~ ,ier. vhi.h is rhsr
~ making partial truth seem 70 eoyrr
rhs ground
n - admitted tna' rhe si0'ks ~ corpora
lions incorporated Iu his STATE -rr 20 gcd
direct 90 he courpanies lha' MAJ no good
rsasaa 'a- ~Eemr'rnE that par'i,I.a- class
Of securities from further taxation. but nov
ln fhe many states " here they are not 10 Ned .
Hov about money lu hanks ana trust t0ni-
pauiess llOR nhOUf 'he millions NJ pp-.
,Onal UrOporiy THAI are reaf hpt EE 10 'Orfn
~ taxation except the personal faN' are
fhese ~ be eyemn' and is i Jus 'h8f 'hev
should he'
The fac rannnr 10 gatnsaid tha' 'he aho.
iition n per-OnaI TAXATION would cause he
further hurdening NJ The rent pavpra of this
0tty ~ which ne POOR vOuId paY the 'arvcr
pgopOrf iOnafn share n 90 the adVanfaTea
claimed for no .sheme bv MAYOR Garnor
and the Tar EefoTm Association were rue
and hey are moi Tho move would -tUI he
ius' IN prinriple and M result ctp ever
IIs'Uy wrong method
am not defending our present system Of
uer~onal faNafion % T. q d.agrRceful farce
- 10 have soWe real rers0uai taNation
Efriutly enforced and every good rifiyeu
stl rhaerfuilv pay his share vtth the kr0vf- Il
edge lha, hi- neigh bog Is doing likeVise
" here eNis'z anong w. any one - rich
'hai he cannot AFFORD 70 10 Inst ! sqv le'
ell such dead beats 90 where they viii mo
community VII be The gamer nv Their
q nsenCe ALTNANpFH ppylF
NFW NunE MAY
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ROOSErELT AND TRE BIBLE.
A strAIEhtforwArd CFitIcIsm BY . Presh,
terian Minister.

TnTHE Enron oF Tai SUN -Sir Ansr.
ican Catholic" brings up the perpleElna
question % Theodore Rooseyelt's rel -',-
We know thai he was horn within tha ..
Of the Dutch Reformed thurCh ana ..sr
while in offlce he WaS faithfu, ~ his arfD.r.
ance upon the services NJ that Chsf
Ne ought. therefore - training and hero.
Z ity 70 he q hV.er -CaiyInist and ~ have rn..
little love gor the Roman Catholic hierarJ..
hui he has been a better friend m nou H
I Catholicism than our American tIfho .r
| imagines Who but Theodore Roose,s'.
ever tried n make out tho impossible ihcsrs
I that Roman Catholicism had any deieTrra-
/ ing influence in the settlement Of these
! American Statess Who had more n s4r
/ about the "CatholirS of Maryland than
/ Theodore Roosevelt A. tho last pres,.
dental election hs repudiated his Reformed
theology and his Dutch ancestry by sm.rirc
hip and thigh an Ohioan who seemed 20
think thai something better than Unitarian.
ism or Roman Cat holicism might adorn he
Once of tho Chief Executive We halet
the DAY when a Roman Catholic should ,ir
in Tho seat NJ Lincoln Perhaps, Ike '-a
heroes Of faith IN the Epis'ie 70 The Hebrew
he saluied d afar or bu' stiil hs aalufsi
: it We next hear of him charging ma
Vatican Gardens like one Of he buffalo bulls
~ hich he winged or hOofed on the Ar.
can veldt In Paris he makes a spee'n
which ls a direct reflection upon the Infg.
encc n Pomanism in European "ivtlizaI ION.
and in Brussels he sWathes his silk hat IN
ten inch band of mourning for the Robhsr
~ the yonco Whoever pipes he dance
Whoeyer mourns. he walls
Where docs he stand Who knows'
American Catholic" ls right when he pro-
tests arain,t tho omission Of the name Of
h" Deny from Ers writings and speeches
Non" OF ogr President, has laid - great
stress upon honesty amt morality in privat"
and TuhliC lifc a. Roosevelt and vet none
has been ~ .rudious In the omission of the
name of Him who - fountain and source n
all morality the Living tod.
o. is not d,Hicull 10 take tho pulse n the
religion. ard moral world. Men are drs-
quoted With that lukevarm liberalism whlcn
~tr'rcts', it,alf over half a hundred Creeds
aud rhur,h"- Men have come IN see that
much uf the -o-oallcd federation and liner-
0iism BE- only ignorance and indifference haN
uudr"ssrI Ihts polvglot. nondsFcrint tho
ologv ls gong the vay Of the laodicNan'.
Who ~cre mother hot nor cod ,hrsr
taught he reople as having authority. and
the rcople heard Him gladly The peors
still want authority they Nan' conviction.
thry desire even a had Animation rather
ih1n n bilious nezation even q ryranni'sl
rredo rather 'h1n q nauseous am nol
.Ir-
N" Roosevelt brand NJ religion. vhich
embraces everything from a Parsee ~
Hindu. has never CONQUERED = wilderness
or founded a CITY NJ buif a hospital The
world b. coming back 10 'hs great afirma.
ions of ChTi.'iau.',. True Roman Cath0.
llc. and true Protest luis are MT afraid -
say that christianity is not only rhN best ~.
Iigiou hut N" only religion and that there
= but ono Name given under heaven among
m"n whereby Ne must he saved 81
PNTFTsuS. y = Nav
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rnr r.-rero4s protest, vhirh Rave heen r.
rrl,sf ry ~ 2 1i'-d states Department o. igr
r...tu-r aga 7s' sn-ri1surg from rAronsl forests
non urb~-rd auds chiefly yausHIr 'or grazing
n.s -ecard~t b, S-rsrArv wilson =, Indicating
that r.auy rO-7 rurltiss fai % r~ahyr ne um'H
ron. virrin vh.rh r1r Derarimrrt ~1F' 49, In
Iarrfrrr o. fs|'hrl-. 'rs intr1' ~ sSistnu las
Mo-, NJ 'as --afs,'s .et 'or'n tts ..-y vnrl h
q, r. fs,reI rs. rr.u.t tom urreruatct gfA lrg
~ % ra-1 ~ b- elm natst S'1r, h0wc'sr, me-
r--f, arl-R ITS 1rapo.ef 20 rrrf- are neither
'1re,lrd row nor regarded A. ,u'sh.' 'or ~
rvDsIr- ~ frre. fhr Co, Srnment has m r.. tnos
.r, - nod Then, ss gar's of 'Er nau0rs fore. ''
sf.-- rrrr. astual har1rier hss been determined
I1e 1o.r, 10 be- p. rsued Win -"Ea-i o ~
and. 20. rsrrrtl arrrrd unon b. ne sr,rcBr,
Of ,yr,g..'Hre ani he ~strr'arv ~ me Interior
and lad rs'ors me President ubo gave i' nj,
,orro,s This 7oIr, Pc moi IN Innovation ~ ..
ono awe uaa,t vnIrh mas aivafs been applied
,. rn- 's-r.' .r-, lrr In deciding vhsrr naunral
t,-~4t ~. r1ar'rs .hoHI rr drawn The rrason
vt. rarg, 'o-r~-l, .1ci1dsn IN rational tors r.
,-e nos rslaF -iriustsd Is N 10 found not IN =
,-snrs o. roii., bot in ths 'aC' thai 'hr Artual
ro1dItors uevr asrertained las' RAJ for ne Hrs'
rrls '-rourn careful nou1dar ctAnlnauons
Tho evil. ir,rsi b. 'hos~ uro are nov ma
irv r-o'sst against me exclusion NJ ne lands r.
question are usually o. u'o Hnds In many
riarrs rrslfsnrs md 'herr'rlN"s UkClv % suffer
ron, Al, Invasion ~ N. ranrc p, outsiders ~
irs arfunE Z. uncontrolled Transient st0r. WAY
rot nrr~ go up No forarr but slso de1le'- NE
ysags through n, ,-rrradnE 70 th~ 'oss sHt even
tns eventual min ~ lorli owners hIfhoUgh
,-crs,s-y Wilson rscosniyrs M, 'hls may n- me
rsss rr has po.lf-i out - thos~ pFo maze 'his
srguurn' rrst rrumcn' rontrol o' lands a.
rsbtr only o. grazing Wa- not contemplated by
ne law. auiAoriynE me creation NJ h,uonAI for
s.t- s1rsp' o 'sr - ls Dccsrsar, % serurr prsr
trsI adrniristrNu boundaries
N-other ground ~ protest aEainst 'hr slu'ins
ton. q, tha' g1rrg .lhtst Erasng siu result In POI
rtion of strsa-ls o. serious damage 10 oaAtersnet.
o. ls MI denied mat n soms raFrs me elimination
~ 1urriy grazing lands may rossihlv vesr' In q
rr-.,l1 amount nf sfvcam polluuoT but me n.
"a srf-'sr' NJ 'rvirrru-e hois 20 Has no fHorIfy
- rrs 10 ureE ~nt 'rs through 1stiousl foreat -
m Iristrsroa ~ such lands IN ne main be is he.
rt q iraf th~ interests o. ws'er usevs have brrn
veil rars' Tor In rraAinr eIr1inatious
The sun., 1910-05-05
The Voice nr Rachel.

Il !, hard 10 conceive Of any one mean
enough to withhold his sympathy from
the ErfHing Post al the present moment
4 more Affecting grief than that OuT
uelghbor rrv labors under we do not
recall pom tine Hon. CHARLES EVANS
HrGHFS 1t has bestowed the fUll degree
of infalhbilty Il has recognized IN him
a perfection otherwise denied 10 those
who move along the muddy highways Of
our political life.
No sooner. moreover. had the Hon
CHARLES EVANS HUGHEs calmly ar
ranged his newly conferred mantle than
no turned hrs back upon his benefactors
Their advice hc has not only neglected
but actually rejected To a swelling
appeal hardly less than a command to
complete the great work Of human re-
generation in this state he responded
with the brief announcement that he
had decided ~ abandon the fight. to
give over the further pursuit of glory
and goodness and retire 10 the pleasant
shade Of tho supreme Court
The worst Of the whole affair is that
with lts honest Indignation at a white
heat and rs moral insurgency actually
iarrng the safety valve. the ErfHiTg
Post is condemned to silence To silence
and the vain appeal to tears To have
conceded just once that the Ming can
do no wrong j. to have iathered
perpetual injunction against criticism
Thereafter nothing but sorrow is pos
slhle
From the record Of this grief or of
that portion which finds expression in
the editorial columns Of the ErcniHg
Post. We take the following:
The prompt confirmation OF NJ HuoHEs A.
a Justice Of the supreme Court viii not end the
regrets Of those Who tesI that he endangered the
success Of his Administration and his reforms IN
accepting the APRON tment At ihi' time
To the unsympathetiC this may seem
like criticism only thinly veiled by tears.
Such view we believe wholly urwar-
ranted. To ne II Is rather the voice Of
RACHEL weeping
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To rHv rufroF 90 rHV Sr~ .~, rhsr. srs ,
EDo1 mE1' ncrson, VINO do not thing that ,ss
rresrni system ~ oung Is an unqualified success
and ne Ecstvrir1 F.auchisr League hss besa
'orm~1 IN cnro'rage a s'ldy ~ present rondl
uons snd iNc'- possible Improvement
We n"iir'r lHat 90 foreign horn nan or Eonai
should hs eligible ~ vote vuuI sfter tvsr ~ .ns
'eaTs r's'ien'r In 'hs 'ountry. and no woman.
'o-'.s1 o. native born .nr her nfueth year
unless sh- ha, homo ~ least three childrsn ne
sdest NJ whom 0, or would have hsen, twenty.
one years 0f
We do not believe that IL IS uomans nlssisa
n hear arms In defence ci her county. bat y ii
ory Hgh' that instead shs should show her VII.
ingnes. - 10 -omsthirg Tor ne land she VANS
n hsin govern
m" rghi 70 vote thrr. would come ia q meas.
urr ~ a reward Tor services rendered and 81
Inc age ~ n''v even ihe unmarried or cnidlsu
would have a rhsnre 20 cypress their political
"un' Ir''0ns lLnTN e. HAzsap
NFu hpTa Nsv
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Hard work for Middir..

somehow b; j. hard 10 work no any
tcartul sympathy for the naval cadets
al annapolis who according To official
announcement are 10 be put through tho
~everest lahors of sailors while on their
practice cruise 10 the coming summer.
The statement Is thar they are IN stand
watch. man the weather wheel and wash
their own clothes and hammOcks In
addition 20 these hardshlps they are ~
have a stIh course IN seamanshlp, nayl-
CATION ordnance. engineering and cleo
triCitv
There seems 10 be something missing
from all tins nder n all there IL the
steady whirr or well oiled machinery.
and the rough work seems amusing
rather than appalling Whore is the
evidence Of any alarming approach Of
The old time cry Aloh. sail loo=ers,
lav ont and loose" The cadets will
stand watch will they YES, bless their
honest hear Of steel plate. On broad
deck unhampercd by gear. with their
curly heads sheltered by souwesters
and ncle sam best strikers 10 pro-
teCt their growing shoulders
But who will have 10 swing out on the
rearing limb II vardarm 10 pass the
weather earring or fight with tho hat
ling bnt II 2 storm blown iopsal9 Do
they taae IN topsalls now. What would
a spider legged military mast 10 II It
should meet tnp'ail passing az sea
send home. without doubt wireless
message that IL had sighted a dereiict
uightgown
Mavhap 'ho middes will have ~ 10 a
few stunts. hut no one j. gong IN wake
them out % their precious sleep n reeT
'opSals They may have 10 turn on
after four hours IN and stand a gravy
watch or two. and they NAV oven get
blI>ters On thor feet when they scrub
decks hu' thcv Will no, have IN send
down light wards or bend IN sails.
Doubtless they viii get weary for u
Is not all sklrties and beer a. @ea in
Dreadnough' and T'erhaps when the
squadron swings back westward the
boys will sing with al the heartiness NJ
their forrnInncrs.
Strike eight bells rslI tas rat-h
reIee me- vhss and chain.
r rui voat vrsUb- Eaf
NH~7 ~ Est home ara-r
The sun., 1910-05-05

KSH'01 s0ryrrpoHfe7cs COLUMBUS Dnpaiea
Captain Ira Williams Of Company I. i1sth Ohls
Volunteer Infantry. during she ci,tl uAr. is sead
81 his home near Mount Victory.
Captain Miliams Pas notei for his hospitaury.
stranger nuutrrs. 'or instance. being surprised 10
md surh signs as tots posted on hs extensive
farm.
-HuAt ell ou please on ihis place. aad shea
yol have al he game yoI want cone % no
house and Esi aarm aad something 10 sat-IfA
WiiIams
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Rsossyslts Days Nids IN me Lixht 81 IVES.
tons Iang Nalk

To NV rnUor 0r THs SUN .sr When ~
7aase % reflect rron thr marvellous feet of ~
Weston an agoi man. n having practically ffsv
rrscd mo 'mcHrau r1utinrnt on foot 4 distance
of shout ~ miles IN seventy sl1 consecutive
daEs. ne following thought rlusi ~ necessity 10
1ppermo'. N th' minds NJ si fair minded snI
honest people. mat me hoastiu and seif advsr
r-~i exploit ~ our siren uoUs Theodore Roossyr
~ me Time In me prime ~ 'uanho0d - hsy-Ur
ridden ninety rilrS on HorsctarE IN one dsv
tame tS comparison ABH.
NV NpnE Nav
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Frrm q CsthnIlc Pris.t.

70 rHF Enron ur THT SrN Sr Ths
motive 0' 'ho letter lr 'hIs mornings SrV
signed iu American Datholi,- !, 20 trans
Darsri a. fp need no comment
That Nr PO0s"Nrt bIuudsred n 'hs
Vatican "ptsNdn BE- true. but u proves moth.
'ug moro than that no has hls limitations.
~ va. ''" isul, NJ ht, yfrues
lf" '.u.r of an American Catholic
hy .nr.r,t.pr rWpca'hes 'he Catholics
~ tn" InH.o states NJ Intellectual .r.
h"c, 10. 'f lal -,nr on all NJ us n Is not
PIN" 10 rr" religion hat been invoked for
p1r'l-I NJ sp'cref.' purposes
Nth tu" respect 90 vour correspondent.
% w" a.-gr" HIM Va know Mr Roosevelt
AMI have appraised him ~ h.- proper
value. ArNrpoLI, PRIEST.
ILrsry tlvv. Nav
The sun., 1910-05-05

FF'H ~ |aff IInff
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ars win iheir knouiedgr ~ Western SILENCE anr
differentiation N deal aiih disease they hAv.
levied a IA m ever, housrhold N rrofurs ~ r
rats even month me ls imposes u ne "a.
are noi caught and produced ~ me time 81 in
snecron fNsry rat is Examined ana n found D.
he nacue infected ms rouse rom which m
come is 70 hr thoroughly cleaned and disinfec'-s
Twice ear every house and shop ahs 20 d.
goT-e al. ~ effects and hs completely cleaned out
The thinEs 0ny 20 hacE after sanitary inspection
The sun., 1910-05-05

70 rHE RDTToE ~ THE sts. sy Please .bi,
70 me- ~ Snre by parcel post or registered mai
your correspondent Liangynide Who ssy. a.
the Nslsh language mat .it 10 % easy 70 mo-,
noune' Having jusi compietsd q rrrr,d,n,
Of George horrows Wild Waes after macs
years % Intervention ron ne Ar,t reading. ,B,
stuffed full Of knovsdge Of me sius % nan gb0
can pronounce that cons1nante tongue ea.uy a
niThts reading of M Borrow's book Isa,,, -,
vith iesilng Of having cracked walnut, 80
your teeth But according 10 Rorrgu ro,ly -,
respondent is right o. - 'hf pronur.ts,,o- =.
cu1u. though ghy. God kn8vsi ~
LoCIlvILLE, Ky Nay 3