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WOMEN VINO SAIL THE SEAS.
GkIppevs Accompanied ~ wives and
Chadgsa en- LSng CRUISES.

Rklppegs AeeOmpAmled ~ wives ana
ChtIdPsa En- LSng Cruises.
Prom ne Saa PVsaeises CAros,els
During the storm and shipwreck II has
not always been the women Ihat have
wavered The sailor will tell you that When
II CONES 70 facing danger az sss the mem
hers Of the Rsntler ser are just ~ Road
hands si keeping eoOl a. the men In the
fOrecastle.
Capt. KFugh Of the British tuTVS steamer
Claveriey. which tFampa among the ports
og the world. IL accompanied by bic wife
and two little daughters. In order that
their sdscatiOn may not bs neglected and
that they may have anne profitable means
% employina their time while a. sea Nrs.
KruRh has arranged school hours for her
girls aboard ship. From 80 O'Clock until
noon. with the usnai recess ~ ~ O'clOck.
the children arRab,iay With Their studies.
and then agaiiWn the afternoon from
sntil q O'Clock they are employed. In this
way the ohildreB gain much pFaetIcal knowl-
edge Of geography W addition 20 their
regular school studies.
Capt Murphy. one Of the best Known Of
the old time ahipmastsrs. who 10 taking the
familiar ship Shenandoah around 70 the
Past Coast. where che 10 10 Be converted
into q coal hula. 10 accompanied By bic wife
Mrs Murphy has sailed With her husbaad
for many years and could no dOubt qualify
for masters papsrs. The wife o. CPpt.
Lewis. port captsin Of Hind. Rolph A o..
IL another woman WhS 10 eSod RailoE.
oueenie. the little daughter 81 Capt.
u Roche OF the ship Port Arthur 10 TIE Han-
shine that has aided The windianmsT many
times on fsst fBls Bsefy safe4H5As o.
board 10 heg individual uuFoemaid. sod u 70
funny a. Wsii as pleasant 10 sss the bic
awkward aeamsa Walking along the da0k
Eith Queenls. watching her every move
nent a. Esalsuslv Aa . maid naight duriRw q
ItT0ll In TIE DaTk. Quosnle he's her d0Ila
and In the evening whSn the be swinginG
anisrn lighis up ths cabin TIE little one
PLAYS e happily ~ any child ashore. M
Mindful oftheFuahlng waves 1ionk ne sip
ddal and she Wind anging thfough ths
dgginG.
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AiIanssOsa. NJ. Tawusy'S pluralisy IN inas
WaR 3.ssl.
RspTesSntAtivs Tawnsy has been stand
pattar throushout IN nine Consecutive
terms IN the House of Representative. The
lnsuFgsnts Of his territory are nov tEgtnG
70 bring about hs defeat because e hlS
advocacy Os tho AldTich-Payns larfH III.
Should the tarin Commission amendmenl 10
the sundFy civil bill appropriailng $3.50 a.
for expert study Of the tariH BE- hnaliy
adopted AR. TAWneys Friends said tbsy
would breathe easier over his prospects,
noHt fall
While the census Of 1900 gives Mexico
q population Of "a. cot .7sn u d tho bgijef
among officials now that the p0pulutien
Of the republic has iEcreased 70 aboat
~ 900 600, and a census h TO he tAhea n
October 10 ascertain tho exact figures
Douglas Robinson. Roossvelrs hrOtbsf-
in-laW. has a boom for Representative 10
Congress In tho Oneida Herkimer district.
where he has q legal residence. and Nlrh0ias
LOngwOrth. ROOssvelt's a0n-tn-law. h
doomed loudly for the Ohio GOVernOFship.
Charles stephen MllliRgton Il the present.
Republican representative Of tho. Thirty
seventh New York district, Herkimer and
Oneida COUNTESS Ne h serving IN ar1t
term. In isos he defeated CuFtls y, AM
aume. Democrat. by $500 plurality.
Former Governor Frank y Black OF Nsw
York. speaking OF insurgents. NATIONAL and
State, said The other day
I'm hurryinG m fast a. ! ran " Raln
competency Then ! will Zee h my farm
In New Hampshire do not cars N remain
here In New York and hear a. . Feaale Of
The antics Of-insurgeRts and sOolalisls tho
harseillaise' sung By q Wild eyed mob
Famping down Broadway
Few Of the Washington poliitcinns. Ne
Dubiicans or Democrats. have a dsAnies
Idea when Congress y " adjourn, and u h
their opinion that the record - MOI yei made
up on witch he two parties are 10 40 before
the country next fall In the Consfess 1iec-
lions Vet for all that here follows q table
prepared by Democratic enthusiasts IN
Washington telling how tho next house OF
Representatives IN 10 stand. FL.
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BERRYPICKERs. An or rRKN.
In enc CsEnss Sg kansAs EseFyS~dS
TaFns TS ana aslps.


In enc Csrnss sS kansas EssTySSdS
Turns TS ana lsslps.
WATHENA. Kan.. May S.--On the hun
dreds u hills In and around thia small
town Of 30 people can be sen True dsHOo-
Roy ~ its best. This 10 the strawberry
picking asaaOn in Kansas and the towns
Of Doniphan county are almost dspopu-
lated Whils the folks 20 out and gather
berries on the hills. The Methodist
minister from wathona 10 out there with
hand 81 folks from this place and the
Baptist preacher from HiGwstha In heAd-
ing q bag gang Of berry picksrs on the
adjoining ridges. Most Of the msrchants
have abandoned their stores 10 the care
Of a single clsrk and joined the groups
Of town folks. uhO lOOk On this ~ an
outing worth While.
Fifty carloads Of strawbarriss Will
he shipped out % this little station this
month. Later on there will bo tis.OOO
worth of rAspbsrriss and tsO.OOO worth
Of blackberTies shipped.
The hills we're for years. regarded a.
Waste land. Western farmers not taxing
kindly 10 farming on q slant. NOw thsas
lands are worth twice What the bottom
lands bring There are no vacant hill
tops IN DOniphAn county. Men willingly
pay 500 an acre for them and. in tWo OF
thres years have a0ld enough berries on
them 20 pay hT the tract
There is John Weber VINO bought four
scrss sil wears ago and planted ali bat
SPOT for a house Co berriep He nov ONn
hfteen acres that bring him in . handsome
income and hts home IL one 81 the best
IN this section sam he'll rented zen acres
twelve yearN ago and noW has seventy
acres in berries and fruit. all paid for
A ndy BOeh didb have a dollar when h.
bought His second year strawberry
crop put tim on easy street and he nov
has the largest strawberry acreage in
this section ~ man Who has q reputa-
ton for industry wants 10 buy some land
the merchants stake him. and they usually
get thsir money back the second wear.
Berry raising 10 not . picnic. although
berry picking NAV 10 % regarded. nov
Patch % atrawberries Il planted every
year. the plants being dug up At the sBd
Of the third year. This makes thrse crops
growing IN rotation The life o. q rap
berry patch IA four years. but blackberry
patch will last a. long a. intelligent care
10 taken of the vines.
Until within a few years the berries
we're fsrrisd over the river 10 81, joseph.
an ID when that market Was supplied the
opinion prevailed that the World had all
the fruit 10 wanted Nov they know bot
ter They have q fruit GrOWsgs Associa-
ton which handles most of the crop anu
gets TOP prices.
All class distinctions are lsvsllsd in
berry picking season Everybody msst-
oE the same social level. A boy can
earn utO q day II he 70 spry and the
women and man average 81 % The berry
groN srs pay ~ osnts q crate Tor gathering
TIE fruit and a bonus % Ave cents m0Fp
IL offered for all who say ell the harvest
10 ended This shuts out the migratory
pichefa.
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AGFurian leaaSs. haV~ tAS quasiisn q .
rapproahslnuaa % The STATE dspaFtmsuos
Of boeh nations, bgt vOucAss for me In
doraom~nt By the majority q the Ralcha-
tag q the policy followed By the fedora
ted German ataies IN respect 10 AmurisA.
. policy dictated BY friendship and gym
PATTY.
Dr. sisgfriSd HsOksohsr. a HAMBURG
lawyer and msmbsE OfthS RsiCAsta0. Who
hhs travelled extensively In Amsrioa. b
'e7ai-bstio -Aaut ~uiaAasa WaaiaA are
only made % BE- broken. He recalls Carl
Schurs's words 70 him; "A natural TREND
ship allies Germans With Americans And
Woe Veraa. That feet cannot be altered
by any power on earth not by England
not by the yellow preas.'
u 10 PEivy Councillor D.. Julius wolR
professor Of political science az BFanlau
University. vho bluFts oua Whist h Only
timidly hintod a. by the other oontFfbu-
tors. He puts Il bluhtly that q OAossr
iriendahiP between Germany and the
United Staten wOOld have the oEoeIlsnl
eject that Il would 10 . great extent din
arm Great Britain.
This deaidsratum, he thinkn. would
hs very advantAgeoNs 70 AmsFinA. ainCa
the paTamOuntOy OF England cannot
operate in Amerioaa favor. He makes
a powerful plea for tho development
OF German markets by Germans. Az for
. temporary understanding on COM
mercial matters With tho United States.
thu professor believes IL possible. but he
has httle faith In the skill Of German
diplomacy on thess pOinta.
The well known naval expert Count
RsVantlOw contributes an alternative
article On the rise az AmsnOaS navy.
in which he says that beth a. regards
mateEtel and psrsonnel the American
Hest ranks with the highest ia second 70
none. Count RevsntiOW sses no imperA-
i've necessity for an alliance. for hS
fOrosses that in = coming great naval
struggle America and Germany will
automatically iAll into line and stand
shoulder 20 shoulder. from motives Of
sslf-intsrest and pure necessity. There
fore he wishes % the Americans more
power 10 their elbow in their future
naval progress.
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,RAsrs the battle Of Bunker NIL waS fougaD
poa ,hls hill where oaoe TIE Brush swarm
TVics aed before ths hGhtins farmers Dls~
Nov chiidrsn ~ the COP custodian'a orm.
nor even uait unul be bids them 20.
This green oasis In the city streets
Bsholds no mere the bat,is pageant pass.
No aaunuaE baaners nos ne eve may meet
save thoss tast bear the words Keep OF the
gFass
40 mighty sngiasa roe Of crusl var
Direct against the nin their hardest raps;
Instead we 80 ~ vel filled auto raF
WIth blAFiha megaphoaes and staring yaps.
HeFe hour By hour and dsy By dsy thsy come
And Ne, the same oid story Of Ire hgn,
From touss poor guide who any ihiag bui dumb,
RsteIls the Als-aad seldom tells " dgau
DNa A. McCAHTWy
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-Shnnla aud AcqualntARoe b iuTgOt-
Tue hSila eaims asltiy. aad and slow.
snail al ~ As n bad been uSt
Ano birth and death forever hot
Lena. loag agSi
TIE san that shines IN despsat hass
saed % ne pes, . tslrsy a,ss'
host thea forget TIE tender rays
That hgAied these far distant days.
Sng. long ago.
Ger Egypra sands ne ahAdou iailA
The shade that hleeth en- We kn9wi
hryand our bstngs utmoat walls
TIE sunlisha gils,saE napght recalls
Loag. long Hgol
The highest peaks u lnd.a rparh
And becsoa 70 us tAFuagh their anSws
Canss thou recali their anclena speech.
OF spsak a. 10 tpaas each win each.
Long. loaG ago.
O belts Of memory' In year chimes
Ny bsing'b eaTreats baeGWaFd now.
feel the breath Of ancisnt times,
Tue magic airs oi Vaniahed cllmeA.
long. long ago.
-Shoubd Aula aoquainiAacs Os forgot -
woaldsi thon nate answer. ave or not
snail thisgs 10 e. they had been net
Al unFecailsd cur ce@moa lot.
LoaE. loaG ago
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To an iaquiring souls be arts
~ TREAD. philosopher and guide.
10 every case Ne knews me iaelA,
Ahd ne has uavsiied iar aEa vide
hs's asyer happler tAan uhen
His information be bestous
! EOS up 70 that mas o. mea.
I Wish kRsu the thihEs he kR9Wa
Hes monarch Of uh things Ne sees,
Ana hs ne deepest pleasure ahds
10 seivtng our pFrpisniues
And m saiiWh tsnlng our miMda.
Don Ne thF0ns be smiiea a. ~
And az he virtnea mere are shsun-
Upaa . BIG s,gn nsaing bus
Ana blowing throuEh . meGaphoas'
NaTmkN n LRvT
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THIS would give the Democrats q major
rs Of -. whereas the present HOuse Or
Representative l. Republican Nv a. Wills
many Republicans Of national reaoun
are not prepared 10 dispute the opinion
that the Democrats may capture the neat
Nous. Of Represent atlver. they anickeFed
vhen shoUn the foregoing table. AZ q
matter n fact there WeTe ReDublicana Who
said that q Democratic majority in the
n~tt HOUSE of Representatives night turn
out for h. good 81 the country. especially
the business interests for with a Republican
senate aud = Republican President Il VOuid
N. impossible Tor ihs Democrats ~ pass
q tafiM hill and for that matter The division
NJ responsibilities arising from a Dems-
cratic Hou-- and Republican senate
and Republican pr~~iden, vodld go =
long nav toward checking The evils Of
idiot,c amt drastic legislation The country
would have q rest. they added. from rain
headed aud dsmaR0Ei" politicians That's
eli the country needs. IL was Insisted. Tor
a splendid rrcuperation
MANY politicians, especially Republicans,
tell Won that there j. q hard and fast undef-
standing between sN-pre-ident Roosevelt
and william r Hears ss 10 the approach
ing campaign IN NsW York state II waa
recalled that Mr. Roosevelt IN iaOa, Aa
President Of he Inhsd States. sent Elihu
Root then s~crrtary Of state In HE Cabinea.
70 Utica 10 attack Mr. Hearst hscauss n the
attitude Of Mr. Hearst toward President
Mex inley. and vet after the election of NJ
Taft IN ISos Pres idsnt Roosevelt invited w.
Hearst 70 the White HOUSE for l6nE ron
ference Republicans hatly tell you that
they are banking on Mr. Hearst atd in.ths
coming state campaign. h'H add that no
defn's programme will b. forthcoming
until after the return Of Mr. Roosevelt
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ons sought 70 turn hon Pains embrace.
And hunted Pleasure dswn ths Years.
Yet wen ~ last Ne saw hev lace
We 0aly smiled a. MIN 'hrsugh tears.
CHARLOrTp BRCWRH
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HS~ Wnsy uRs' - BsSy'sus

FFgN ~ PqN NaN fsdsana.
A HuFnary rhyme ! RBew Of Cd
mat thBiiied enc Iina Of bugls No9
One iiHs 81 blAHaned puYple aad Rsla
OF sunFial Elean and gHusat Ei8W.
n hen tha aailoTa loud We ~"
TIE 4nlflaT'a raIlaBt Evef M
NE vlFgtn'a h1nP. the Doera thfna
Nov Macy mites % Habyiaaf-
me rtey wasss tsyal roAdways fBled
faaRBa afaqr iaaGue aad nv On rec
whnra ha1aing gardens I'D eIeold
lilies aahinf lids ma9ic EnoW
An no Waite wundefa cFtidrru anaW
And koalnN hqartn IN int unos
fMat 9aEpN tpfget till.E : nl1atgfit agg-
Hou mnnV miies 70 Habyi0Hf
q Ctr % flra4mai Hos ready and balf
Were " - eFT Come w % 20
Out 81 thalF ausgta wtefB Wee men aCnld
fhatf itgie. thEH etufBai 'Nor-
Germ We afVuuluTBd, togih- and lo1
~ Wtsa men, ~ ~ pFb sud con.
LanQbnn VIA tbaiF ianfhf4F rrtv. 40 -,
-lagW many Bsiea 70 ilabyi0a1'
Al, pTtnrp. wr hagw a. vw~vs -. a.,-
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POLITICAL NOTES.


New Jersey elects msmboFa of the Lars
latuFs By couniiss ~ large and net BY dio-
iriets. Thns Eaaox cOuRty Newark haa
q Republicans cad Hudson county Jersey
City, u DsRSSt&is n toe ssats ASSEMBLY
Of 1910. The ASSEMBLY sianAs a RnDaoAa-
cans. ~ Democrats. tho Senate. 10 Rspubli-
Gems. . Democratic 1.-THE Democrats should
carry EusaE cOuaiy. a. they hope. and
there Wers 10 other changes the RsEt Az
sembly would Be tied
The Labor party of aan Francisco. which
h IN Complete control Of he city and county
government. will nominate Judge James q.
Mcguire for Congress against RspFsssnta-
tive Julius Kahn. Republican. Who Was Once
an aotor. The vote In la0s was Kahn. s.l01.
Mcguire. f.So1. q very light vote beths
polled. The city having bean somewhat de-
populated By the IRE and earthquake %
ihoa. Judge Mcguire served several terms
In Congress. Tie vas . supporter Of the late
Henry George and = frequent speaker In
Nee YORK.
Former Mayor Tom L. johnson Of Glove
land On bic return from Europe In improved
hsalih told hls New York irisnd1 tina, he In
tends 20 run for Mayor Of Cleveland for tho
sixih time q year from next fall Thrss cent
fares prevail In Cleveland and the stock
holders Of tho city railroad are nov getting
their per cent dividends and some Of them
have got over iosllRE sore 90 Mayor Tom
and have SCI 40 a cry for him to run again
Ne says he had rather be Mayor than Gov
sFnOT OF President. Mr. Johnson believes
that bic former 0ppSRent hut nov bis frlsnd
Gov. Harmon h. TO carry ohio again neKt
fall. Johnson oOntTOls the cleveland Demo
cratic organization and expects 10 give
Harmon s0,eoo majority In that city.
MilwaakSs gave Roosevelt a huge plar-
atty over Parker. but Bryaa gave Taft
Olo=s rub in that Socialist stronghold.
strange TO say senator l.aFOilette does not
consider Milwauks 10 he his stronghold
His hold has been among the farmers and
small tOw NJ. Hia tao chief supporters
are Representative cooper And l.snrOOt.
against whom the regulars are diTecting
their forces. lsnrOOt vas lAFOllette'a
speaker Of the wisconsin legislature Which
passed 90 many Of GOv. laFOllstte's railway
regulation bills. The vote In his distric,
In lsas vas IenFOo' ~ Zoe. KOnkel. Demo.
crat, Io.ts7,
Ihe Democrats 81 North Dakota expect
10 elect Gov IOhn Burke for q third term
There are usually twice a. many Repub-
licans a. there are Democrats In North
Dakota. ana FOE q Democrat 10 be elect ed
Governor tuice and perhaps three times.
n making ths Republican politicians Of
North Dakota keep awake. There are
Oniy fourteen Democrats ont OF the is7
membeFs Of the atats LEGISLATURE
The Socialists % Milwaukee and hs
vicinity expect 10 elect two Out and out
Socialists 10 Congress from the two Wis
cOnstn districts In which MilwAnkes 10
included. Their steadily growing vote
IN the two districts and their recent sweep
ING municipal victory are the causes Of
Socialist confidence in the election. a. least
Of Victor Berger. the Socialist leader. a.
the pr-t Socialist member Of the House
Of Representatives A. the last Presidea-
tial election the vote for Congress vas a.
follows:
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Thsy ags makins q dead go % Accom-
uliah TIE dsfoat % Representative Jamas A,
Tawnsy, nsgublican. Of ne Vhue diutrict q
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The Socialists Of ChicaEO are meeting
ra@ptnG oTitiotsns from some Of their
brethren because 81 . recent nesting they
adopted the follOWinG inconsistent plank
Of ODpOsitlon 20 Chinese immigration
We advocate the unconditional sHclu-
sion OF theee races, not 80 races per se-B0i
40 people With definite physiological char
aeterieiic s-but for the evident reason
that these peoples occupy definite portions
Of he earth which are Tar behind the gen
sTai mO1eTn development Of industry.
peychoioaicaly - well - economically
that they constitute q drawback. an Obata-
Gle and menace 10 the progress Of the most
aggressive. militant and Intelligent eis-
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Republicans high In the national coun-
ella Of their party have spoken Of late with
more or lea sorrow Of the continued illneaa
Of william Henry Moody Of the United
states Supreme Court bench These Re-
publicans SAY that they hope With ell their
hsaFta that Juatsce Moody vii be able 70
resume bic seat on the bench In the fall
and that nothing should he done OF said to
rstaFd hia recovery. In case. hOWever.
Justice Moody should still b. unable to take
HE seat In the fell . number Of iheae In
iuentlal Republicans have discussed q
plan by which be could be retired by .
spectai act Of Congress and receive the
suiOluments Of hts present once Justice
Moody Vas formerly q valued member Of
Congress for Massachusetts,. then . hard
working aud efficient Secretary u IN.
Navy. merit IN indHsi FiOus and able After
nsy -Oeneral Of the United states and m
ally an Associate lusfice Of tho Supreme
Court Of the JInissd states
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p 1.sy ssY-E = {, . = &C. a''' shsn AysT D.
WIniam Pas0sr Killed Avery D. Puinam uith
a Ger hook On April =. isli. and wss hsaGsa -
March u tglA
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RID 8 aayg moas u ne cards ls sHposad IA
ne deal ioI ne dFsw does b iahs it'
No. Ne gS@ oas 10 ~ piaos aflaF an ne ether
uiagefu have ben heiged.
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EAR says. ne limit being ten. bEaaa avs
oali 1pn 3 Wnais 70 siIaddis. patslng % tss b.
fore peslng NE eaf0s. Can he do ~
No Ths Rmit 81 any aate os auaddls q hsls
ne bstlinR limit Of Ire case and n lAe inlt ~
zen and the hind Il nvs cell isa thsrs can be no
ntfasidNn8
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Auctl1l Plnorhle p " a4ysi What a I'm
sS@ssSs. - hssFl. iRs susss q 100, nd -
- f.amaadai
80 polata. - ioii0gr ~ ZOE tFunp maEliaga.
iaa ~ ssauaRet. - qBasaa, % 1iawoseg ana ~
hearts and q glnoghla
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hepfessutatNe Stauofu ~ one OF ihe lev
aRti-la Folle,te members from WISCONSIN
ana The Ia FOllette people are 10 nv 10
defeat him In the primaries u they fail.
u - claimed they will bolt and assure the
electiOn Of . Socialist
The late william Euart Gladstone fire.
aasnily handed out to his neiGhbOrs 81
HawaFdeh printed slips reading.
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senator "a Foiiotts's EOrthWustsrn friends
are no different from william ) nryan's
far Western friends when they visit New
York. city. They liks 10 see the wheels 90
'round they Ike vlntage champagnss and
cen afford 20 buy them. iRe cigsra and the
choicest Of viands la Folletts's friends
and Bryan's fFisnds not only RRrse on the
food and drink question but they agree
entirely on another matter: they say that
cFltiohsma o. Ia Toilette and Rryan by the
Eastern newspapers and the Eastern poii-
ticiaRs ere political food and drink Tor ihom.
several % Ia Follette's frisnds and several
Of BTyah's frisnda aaia a. the waldorf
Astoria tho other night that hll criticisms
u Ia FOiislts and Bryan IN tho Fast are
ruilsd wa gfeai care, ed are ehaica mar-
sets Tor u F0llette and Bryan 20 hand out
10 the voters IN thsiF Respective territories.
with great caBdoT these Ia folIeeee men
and these Bryan men naid that much u
not naaEly eli 0f the popularity In thelT
rsspsotlvs territories enJ0ysd By Ia Pol
lotts and Bryan Was due 10 the cFiilcama
o. Eastern nsuspapsFa and Eastern politi-
clans.
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IFS aays' ne ags puts % q n call ~ 20 play
No oas comes IN A 1Sis nat the % stays o. Iks
lahls and that the ReHt pot Il jack b bets Inc
"a eomta bauk 70 him " be does not Want lack.
t'uIeus mere IL some agrsemeat On tns uoatFary
" % always iaek 10 Ne oas comes In against ths
are end Ne amount Dut % h Ire amouat Of thg
Jaeh. - thAi h this eass IA nghL
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CIV Gags 10. royal ausA In hearts better
than one N spadea'
10. TAs suits have ~ ranh In potter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-29

Poker RI saws y opena q Jackpot
& Knd others coming IN dFaua one card ana
Deta & Il TIE ony one that stays n ne call
and On the ahgN down haa q aiTai9ht lark high
~ \ evidently 80 not apilt any Openera & riaims
The pot
not belongs ~ e NE rule being nat ire POI sAan
b played for n any one ZONES IN against ne
false openers jusI - hU had been rightly opened
n ? TAD followed Toe modern rule wAseA e s@s
ne opsasr always 70 plArs he disrard undsg ths
chips 10 ths pooi no matter What he IL drawing
~ there would ~ No dispute 70 whether he
.plt or nst bot the point here seems % b uhsthsr
the Dot h 70 ~ taken ~ oil o. not RE pot Il
c. hsrause IA hand Il foul
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-29

Whan Sos 4 boy thsr8 waa q song H1ina
nF1und utih tkeae hnes n ~
Has taE Has tal smSElaa o. ~ bss
TIE Eravya mighty boa IN me ham fai paa.-
can you give me he whola Of ne tongY
lomN WoNugoan