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II. scheelbey, Of K.rrr.

To I'VE EpTIos ~ THI SuS-ssr' The uckisrs
~ trout are for the most par worthy witnesses.
AMI don see why they distrust their Own s,orieA
The sport i the game Of the bright sehoolooyS
OF Merry. where Ne have swim brooks ranniae
10 re Maine. the IAune and the Plesk.
One writer says tickle the trout from IAN y
head That wont do. quits the opposiaa Z
trout a. rest or near N IA - trout VII ooms.
almost invariably heads up stream. with noun
and gills s.owy breathing and hns moving iuss
enough Tn resist the current II the hand woe
drawn from tall 20 gfTs against stream iow0a1
cause = ripple and scare away the beauty. AnFos
over. as the tail l. constantly moving. you wuHl1
he sure 20 touch ~ Aad ruin your chance. pDa1
do thai, Draw slowly the other way vfse -
stream. le; the hand half chosod pass rensiy ovss
me head and over the breathing Eals and claaa
rlght there ne - yours pretty brown tning
sp~rk led with red dots'
n The should move ~ 20 spoil your nFst ehaneS
let yuuT hand slide along his belly and try again
one other important matter In ueknnG tropA
l. this Don tickle him az all Pg ~ W
NV NoRK. september ,.
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To rus Erfros 80 rHa srN 80 - -
noe ~ laas tEo buf nnn-' ~ Ne cHn f~rr@rnh~r
10 thst gr--aharHisun 49, sprina uu"n
ne eaunsrv frpm th~ We-f ~ h"ins ~
az palitieal fads When ths' rlsvrd "uf
IN quisH aieces~ian eau@ Populisin and TEE
silver both ~ vhirn mad short lives. -
hoy ahsuid have had And nov oar dsar
friend z n .pmetirns- called that travel
linz circus having bsen turned down N
his a~u state a'sr'a W~-f vth n~w ffh
buttonsd under hi- coat snsi 18th Fr~Ht
fiaplav ~ hreworHs unload- u sfnid heavy
eannonadina lust IN me rtsht spot
From z Rs own ~ords on- IAN r'has
of IL noshins more ~ l--~ than d@fnaHoSir
utteganes con-ia tinx mainly ~ socialism and
. ealn nnious reference 90 capital and labor
and the possession % wealth.
~ this - an attempt 10 Roo-svelt 20 rtd~
into the Presidency again on q fad, - RYAN
tried 20 do ON his free silver fat. - -hre'y
uin tail, for ~ has stated u too soon and
ns motor 10 likely 90 break down before
IA reaches its goal. " ~ q.
ParRrsoN, y J September s
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The ,,oraI yaIpe Of YenInE.

To rHP FIIrOu ~ THE SIS ser colonel
Roc-eveit IL not az his hest IN delivering his
homili.s 10 audiences composed Of private
t,sr-ons The restraints that serve to -oler
other turbulent minds only intoNiraie 'hs
irr-rrs-~lul" R"os"velt Was ~ NOT H"oss-
welt that ~ the Gridiron club. pla"e d~di-
Gated 10 good follow ,hip and where ths
vui,e 81 passion had no. been heard before.
sought 90 r-lsfs" u,ted state Senat or
:. .a"Rh' him no lesson 'hat h" 'am" TO
grief IN thi- occasion 40 audsnre how
ever vas. ian furnish n proper subject for
his fayurite -tylS ~ rastiRa'iDn unl"-- they
arc publ. servants That they are IN no
respect a'coIntable 10 him only makes ~
the more dsirahlr that thrv bs -ubisrt to
HIN morally They may ut m wonder. u
not admiration a. b" d"al- out - them their
measure ~ povrr- aud define The pduii-S
IN" I"Eiala'uT" - stat" - ~" hdeal
Auticu,e Tor Nr H"u.evclt " - there that
10 "au 0nd hi- perfect inv ~ d.rnplirhtnx
the Constitution. II ~ Their" thn' hn can
treat win supreme contempt tho labls that
the poRe not delegated to III. T,.deTaI
Government arc rr-"fv-d - tho states
aud that IN iu" exercise ~ those powers
he States are sovereign Tis States may
have ppwrrs but they must receive them
~ tho NHN=ti NJ tho Federal go, eTnru.nt
Colonel itous"' ~ = theory ~ government
Il faifl, simpl" 80 constitution 90 wicked
court shall stat nj ~ ne wsv ~ the eysroi-a
- Federal power over any zubic-t that may
" Of SUFFICIENT Importance 10 arrest the
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The Game I'm mi. sinir.

7" TKE EpIroR ~ THr SrN->w shan
Roosevelt be permitted to upset the husi-
ne-- Interests of or state for IN" neat tao
years In the hope Of controlling the New
York state Republican delegation To- the
national convention Of 1912 There IL no
other basis for Roo~svelt'- activities a. this
time IN New ork state than his deSr~
to capture the Republican dslsg Tor
him ~alf In 1912 His opposition to direct
nominations 80 slbterfuE~. the usual Roo-e-
welt effort 10 Obtain personal end
Well NAV every Republican m oar state
10 more than ordinarily concerned ss 10
the result gt Saratoga Roosevelt - de
teriuinrd on that occasion IN Jam IA the
wedge N the hope ~ securing the support
of hi- own stat" m 1912 Every business
man. every wage Garner IN the STATE should
use every honorable and effective means 90
bring about Roos-velt = crushing defeat a.
Saratoga ~ OLD TINE REPrBLICAN
NEW luBE september 5
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a Novelist In IaxIeAb.

To THs FDIToR ~ THg SUN ~'r' Last Friday
morning On lea,isg the Fan River IIhr doca
ct the foot ~ Warren STREET returning with my
wife and son from . considerable absence from
the city. Was accost~si by man from the rank
Of inportunAtc rabbies vho asserted that he hnd
. tsIicab for hire
Fngagins HIM 20 convey " N the corner Of
FlfJy nm street aud seventh avenue. remarked
that his cab. % the ordinary taSicao type.
lacked . meter ! thrrrupon AsEcd him his
rates. which he promptly named a. axI rates.
but On arriving At our destination Vas con-
fronted with demand for -. naturally
h'ected, but ouly 10 be met ny the assertion
mat August the Tstcs had oe~n changed By
lAW 20 81 mile Relieying thiS 10 be = Ne and
the charge TO he rk'OTiionAte, none 'hr les
AlAs' ~eaE and innTm Of purpos~- paid over The
81 rather han submit 10 the annoyance ~ irip
20 Inc nearest pollcc sts lion. since then. how
ever inquiry has demon uai-d that 3, would
have heca a fair charge for me distance and
hrooding moro-~ly over this ! get sensihly
more and sote Win myself for coming
through and With the diver for playing me
for sucker" snd getting away with q.
IL there any way ! can get even
The number Of the cab. by the bye wss as a.
least that Was the number on It's lamps
LOWS JosEPH VASCs.
NEw YorE, September I.
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.rlka q eel. ~ ~ satrr rights "
rsgr s 1s rot .p .Ins fhrt 2 b.
Fsslrrai I8s srrrI. 1Fua ffa' nri p
r1H rta-. .sss H1Irs- .lrs--siIf'.on sr ~
stf.r 0pT.Hg rai-' H't' r- profu'-'-- 'n
..Ifrs srH .~H naf. .suia n 'rrtf.rg
stf.r Ias.r Hraa fp 'HrsrH-- " %.
.Hs4f.a HlfasHs H| H. .HuI rri rrfrua
...ffs .sH. .ufsa Hf .rfut.ra.tfion 'p
..... l,prarrr.H. fool .-. rrEfufa,t avrFv
.ar wears fool an
Web arrrr.i .u .HH Nft4san 0utl inrIiz
tF.1,f shirh .lrf ruy arzr hHs r1Erd "
r,rr f4va ..' n.rsrf 20 b.. .i-rustiy no.
srafoa.I rHpf poo nrrpfr riairl- have -
ZOO I--au 1.Iuvssl uF I.nrfrr's..i nni t.ao
THtf vInf.Hrr Tfa rs-itlf o. ~ r-rfiing
.l.ur- rHH rz rrg rual AMI pss ~
tEi-Ep trs rfu-f ur-af Isfasforv ant
aHu.isi 30 rndIfn.'v tfuru,is-ti ~" uh-
..,.a rp 'Hr Oar rurrbrs' rate - 80 nu
10. I'D. ts r rI.zf rr,h'u.o'i-lv .nsfir'ttii"
r.. .Ir..-- % ...I-Ing .v-'rm 1nsi b. man
rt.ra frtf 'hs. welfare ~ N" paDif' -lor~
,i.rrtr,is that rh- ,Ii-san ruil Hn,i-
uum-uf of rh,- rvp-u-- uf q pr~-"ri
ur future waste ~ r.-oirrs- Mr TNrr
-tr. Nu. OBJ, rruhl-u a. 20 ,h~ di-ro-'
uuu 81 rrr .ual lan,l- Tor present AMI ~
'url, u-- caa i.. wisely ant safely ."'tir,i
90 one ss-@,on n Jougrr-- xiv"' u "ar"tui
a'f-rtior
W are clad 20 ~re that VI T'-r
di-appruv,.- of the Cuu-srvsriun plan
~ d-u'nlng swamp llnds belnnging 20
th" state or private own"r~ Pr,vn'"
cap,tal ur the state should b. rhl- work.
BE- Sava, asldrng In these DAYS there
- r. diSpu-Itlun ~ lnuk 'oo much 20 The
Federal Government frr everything
W, ar- aIso glad that Nr TAFT ha~ had
th. courage o. sav % 'h" ld'lust- that
the natural resources II the country
-huuIi not hr tcd up for indefinite
Withholding from use and 'he remission
- r~iuu'e generations - d""idr what
ought tn b" dome with th"-e means ~
promoting present genesal comfort an
pr'Lrrs~
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A.. soc,ali., Lands the Revolutionary

To rHF ENRON - THE SrN SW I
have been = reader 81 rHE SIS for twenty
years Nv admiration for ~ a. news
paper - intsn-s. my contemps for it, poli-
cies unboundsd | am a socialist. an Op-
portunist. an enrolled Republican and an
inSlrg~n' THIS IN nv opinion Is per-
fectlv consistent.
n - ~ rare for me 10 find an editorial
statement IA rHS srN With which can
agree that y 81 to record the fac, that in
the opinion 81 many radicals tho visws "
the Rev Mr. Hu. the leader Of the anti
socialist movement. and your editorial
article on the Third crisis" are tho only
two opinions which honestly size up the
situation
Theodore Roosevelt Is revolutionary
therefore the people hail him. II 10 time
for revolution. and Roosevelt points the
only way for its peaceful solution
Won -av such solution a treason
II this 10 treason. make the most ~ -
CH.FfES " IsHAEis.
YOSHERs September
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ss'i- pplrr ~ sltst Constitutes sn %
frust,s,s, - ~. s.seHsfs .s.yffr.tlfH

ss,is rplsr ~ sfat Constitutes sn %
frnrttun ~ go rtrsfs nrutrtitfF
ne now frratv rkrwta- Hfniftrd
Oh. f,rrurr -vplirit prshibitisn q frr'i-
frnfrr- ruuuiHnsiinr fI'~ rtnnl NJ no
VOTERS Hdiar~uf Tt~ rrisind Hav
psHnrrfH'- treaty nvprptrufssi ''ilr
- ~ Sstss ~--'i- attaining no pr''hi.
btfsa Aforesaid ind fNt- 7ti' .a 80
rr.-.-lv AMI significantly ouitt'-i ~
%. s..tlnd und actual treaty To
senate voted ~ ruufv ~ me hsitn~t
ts-strrn-~ Nv no '-lshng m.ui"r- ~
to- 'ufumfttr- ~ Fur~tRn Hriaiisna
thn' til.. pf,tf--,uf, ~ 'hs Nurst- rontninssi
:, fhs rYrrusr drift irf' 'h~ trif~'i ~'n''-a
FREE fu frr'tfy lon ..u,- 10 .hn'ilh ever ~
.~-frib'" ap % 90
Thee fIunga ere prubahlv unknnwn
- fbs WssfniHsfsr grfsf's mi rHE ~ y
frkrt pis u-lir- IN pr~.snting them f''r -
tnfortnlttun and IN Tt-sihrati"a - tn"
U,srr-s.ru,-s- anil srn-i-trnrv - t"lunei
Rop-FyFfr atttusir crno-rntng tho
Nu-r.,an ana. ~ ths making q whi'h
hs. has hal q fizt 80 miahtv
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To- rHE Enron ~ Tvs SrS SIR Will"
I have by NJ means cunrurTed IN al your
recent criticisms ot Mr. Roosevelt ! must
say that the editorial article In to-day .
SrN hit the nail on the head. Every word
% 10 10 true
That Mr. Roosevelt. Who 10 not even
practising lawyer. should pass hostile
criticism upon our highest court, whose
members compare favorably With the
Justices Of any supreme tribunal IN the
world 10 preposterous II IL apparent
that Mr. Roosevelt has not even read.
certainly not intelliEently, the opinion
rendered in the case he critici-es. But
this pronens-- 20 talk on all and every
subject. whether he IL qualified or not 20
pass Judgment IN the premises, seems
characteristic Of the man
our supreme Court - sacred tribunal
Of which Ns Americans are Justly proud.
and u should he above reproach superb
ciaI criticism such a. Mr. Roosevelt INDUCED
in seems 10 me TO he In direct contradiction
10 the spiri, and needs Of our institutions
and country lASNER
NV YoRA. September
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NrpRrsEVr rrrE SeeoTr
- tnsusy sa.i rssyuasas.s ns~sri p,.,,.s
~ ~ fas,rsarstf

o. ~ Fnfrt 30 fHn grv 60 Pc,
~ - seur-Hs NV hanr'r Furrrvsf ~ n.
ssflf.riai .urlfrsuF .u o. .tsr gft go -
raufiisiHrv ~ fHnar~raurHn Ven go i.
nt.ast IN 49, fi.-~su.s - e rerss.rls 81 81
s,tra ~ W. ~ " H-uHsif afsf rs 81.
rfara rpnn hiHt buf whuerrr rrlra.-, ..
sszs 90 30 Hftrsf-ua W. 10 rff haa 49,
fsr no raaf 80 rrars shuuif 30 fat..-
fianai sfandIns anil abfHsF rrs. v.
n-nn~'' I. n.t spfh Hlnn rs proved r- l.,
r'firIa -srurd ~ tihanr
waite . sut an Irsurrrnf snt m $50.
gsnn~n H-ruhit IN srn noe sr r-...H.f...t
a. % .onhsutn NJ r~suiar Hl-u,H-s -.
0iInis his prbiH dusi~. ami r~rf1-n. IL,
rsrtv ri@,ts-- ma snov W. u..4f. i,
have dnr@ sch far nars 'han $780,.
srihtv and s't.'sss ~ 10 q F-nfi.-ns,
NAN - s--u .nt-inF-ue- unrl-.,.--.,
rrnbitv ant r,rsf pleasing rers1ntufr 10.
tnnrr--- s-rvIre hss h~-n - al fr1.s -.
~ rauntrv IT. di-trirf and ne sanzfifn--s,
aud a-v~r fnr him-slf Hts ts ons y a.
svre-siinr fsw r~-ord. risd- IN ~. -,
ten vraf- that stand untssni-hssi bv ss.asa.
ne-z ~ pr-tudirs 10 D. fh@ woFk - a -.
puhiirist and patriot. every line - 80,
- iHv==sizsiisH sHsf H5s oh= a t nr w1rs
b-frsvs personal interest
'ansr~--nan nhott has given M, ~.
~ great hnansial io-- 20 him-elf his ahui,y
bath - a LAWYER shd a statesman. sad "A,
earnest honest and rn'irinr sHort q -
performance - al his duties ~ Waahiar,on
for the h~nedt 20 his constituents he IA
'rict and 'h- coln,ry ~ large and - r.f,..
now 20 rsnominats and sl~~t him void
~ the at ~ insrate- AMI b~tray nolifir, Al
rottenre-- IN the Fifteenth Congress dlssr,r,
81 New ork whlch wosild forever taiRs I, IA
the nostTils % honorable men.
Nav ipHA. september }. iSsrEGHxL
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fttsnttrs q ~. rssi~rsi affharF - fnd
80 aaftau ahau 80 - f that ~ Nsf~a
~trrri@s 80 fsutstnfHa rsfw~fs ~ rrr' ~
avrT ~ hunlan sHsirs ~hsfsv~r ani fhaf
r-t Hesn nassysa tnsi @affh hers sisii -
~ 1isffer shsfeTsT fhst 10 nns uthisr' 90
ssv-surl-rfat fsruisti"n IN ai@ l.siaisttvs
sI.sssh ~ HHHtn svbieurasi hta iiaul-fsire
'ha' 'h-f- go r-rtain asps in soveruul~utai
u"v~f fhat i~tv- -nrus ~ no snaira - men
ffs- frnHu fssttltfIau ne wtrt-siness -
40 t1rfis- sha sfnvs 40 hsnd % anv legs
laftv= ~ ~s-~utivs -iar-r svbi~ut
ln 10 pr->snss q ~ toisrsta f~sis-
aturs fhs Caiun@t nsrr-iissi sHf ~ pavera
~ Fav~rnui@ns ~shaaf sn~s hinttna fhss
th~rs NAY 10 IN 80 Carsf it'itisn ~ -is~-
sh-f- en- hindranr~ - ayvaasinr ~
faaff-r fr~ordirs ~ his ssn r-~'tiiar vissa
uni--a n-frhanre ~ Conaf itufion gNs ~
~ minh sh@n ~ .n--fest o. ~ unfortu-
ntt- int~rf-r~nr~ ~ ths nHssi Stssss
supreme 'nur' suh povsrs assumed ~
fhs i@Mislsturs ~ Congress DID he have
~ mind fhsi me int-rfsr~nr~ mav have
h--u du~ - fh- n-ffufian' - 30 faii
~ wari 20 infit-at- thst 'he Consultations
h.sd ,nvthins 80 10 sRh 'hs matter
The oioa-l hs- long Furnished IN Example
~ me nl"rai value n veiling u'it ne
sns~-h ~ yesterday VS. = clear exposition
~ hs theory When h. denounced puhlir
==Tvsss= shp are gttiitV ~ corruption
here sas an unfortunats silence that left
fh~ legislature under aizpiciun for = mo
meat Th~v wet their Just fshuk- and ell
$50 p~areful sh@n th-v furnished The bs-
lated vols Douhtis-s th- Colorado tesi~-
iaiure vii applaud a. the right tive here
after Whist ftthuts 10 the Integrity ~
me colorado i.ss,slsture vas that nnal
h.nsdiction Nov ! thank YOU for the
pati-n~s with Witch YOU have listened Co
ire and am very glad that I finally got oil
N. applause that I wanted ~ tho points
that I Wished ~ That -nnaliv-' But
then . ~ y only . little 'hinE even when IN
the ointment
The speech uas rich With his cho~~n
vocabulary Corruption, liar. dishonesty.
dsmaEoz,is. mendacity. Crookedne-s aud
-.ouhdrel nl~d across tho familiar stays.
accompanied BY the other veil knoSn mem
hers % his mental stock company. and
assumed their long accustomed places
az course there va. no reference 20 the
third term hut his attitude on that sub
ct - a. we'll Understood ~ 'h~ public 80
nv himself The question - not whether
but vhen and how q 4 PHuLIPs.
DENyER. tot AHs-ist NJ
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4 Fable.

T. rvs knIruR "F TINS SrN SIR :
think We are nsedle--ly agitat"d BY colonel
Roosevelt attack On the supreme Court
~ the nited states With apology for
the comparison. the following fable seems
TO me correctly to -rt forth the situation
An old ram. half asleep, stood chewing
his cud in the middle Of the road when
along cam- young goat and his si=ter
Said The Young goat TO hts sister
Watch mo while butt that old fellow
sidsvi-'
The Young goat then reared on his hind
legs aud charged the old ram. butting him
full In he forehead
A. the younx goa lay DYING AZ the side
81 the road N" old ram opened one eve and
said to the -i-tsr
sissy vou Il better chain up that Dung
kangaroo 81 yours tie came near making
inc swallow my cud
WuIr.H WooDwARD BALDWIN.
Rnr.HCtIFF MASON. september .
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To rHE EDuos ~ THE SUN-~ir AlothT
good way - catch them Is To lie down on ypu'
bars IN the h~d ~ stream. win your Augrr'
covered with hsh GIN" The trout hear IRIS rils
easfy for distance of eight feet under water
the noise Is . tow vhisNng sound. II yoI put
g.u~ on each nngrr and thumb you can catch
ten trout before you get up or your hack -
TooI~ the srrlless wonder, used - use his iNes.
Ru' after al. the fog story IL the best nat
Old staple where Fob Hopkins got ~ % foEu
morning and drove 10 his fANorite spot on ~
cre-k nc couldn't see clearly. but he hires
ovt his Inc soon he had a Wagonbed fgn q
nsh Then the sun came NJ and dispeed ~
rrI,iS and Bob found he . mile and haf fro1
N. cre~k tie had been nshinE In the fcS 81
the tune We'll no hum-gOod night.
SSooECn.
NORTH CoLEBrooE. Conh.. SeptembeTa
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~sup fer ~upp~r.

n M" sIamor Nill suli~iia for a mo-
m.ut may - in--rt word esis-Vi--
about sombo hls, th- King % sIi -o'iT~'
Dor -rv-nty wears n not longer
DO has been tho standby Of every fash
.Onabl- supper in New Ori-ans nl"-s
there has h~-n q change within IN. I'M
mediate pa-t, which % doubtful. Eombo
ii@ siill constitutes the sdts.tance and
The chief delight Of every evening en-
tcrtainmcnt IN that town AboIt mid
night and sometimes earher after the
music and m The midst Of the dancing
~" COmpany ~ notified that the sup
yer room - ready. and there ~ fnds
many things jack snip" daub". quail.
hams, ,Cr cream a hundre.i articles
Of ecStasy bat ALWAYS tho -flling' and
rs,iolent gombo In times past no really
experienced host or hostess m New
Orleans dreamed Of having supper
without soup u would have b-en a
disappointment TO the guests and worse.
a PROCLAMATION.
Of the miserable makeShifts that are
handesi about at supper tables else where
consomm@, for instance, a tastele~s and
feeble conCoctlon withou, comfort 20
the soul and destitute Of nourishment
there - no need TO speak but when
men want 10 return TO the dance with
new vigor in their veins and solaCe and
strength lying close 90 their once ex-
hausted energies the soups the thing
W. mean the gombo soup: and there IL
nothing like II for such PURPOSES IN the
whole world OF fashion and gastronomy
II contains every needfil element OF
feudal banquet, There are oysters and
chicken or shrimps, or both. delectablc
cubes of ham or bacon, and snowflake
'icc, all irrigated with perfect beef or
mutton stock. and INTO this halCyon
mess Is injected AZ the last moment
the powdered essence Of the sassafras,
a uncturc, a glimpse Of rich Italian sun
sets a bouquet OF all odors sumptuous
and divine Gombo fil& GOES To the scat
of every ones desire. There isn't a hint
Of indigestion IN ten barrels OF II You
emerge from IL happy. comple', a. Our
French friends say. yet ardent, REIN
vigorsted, unconquerable
GOmbo files fame and use are not
conhncd 20 New Orleans, though that
city Is its cradle and its favored hab-
itat. II il known in enhght ened circles
in Mobile. Pensacola. Savannah and has
even fared 80 far afeld a. Washington.
but II IL not a restaurant or hotel dish.
and the knowledge Of IL comes to its
ever grateful votaries through private
sources and by the grace of altruistic
housckeepers. Like daube. its proper
preparation IS too costly, too deliberate
and too much in the nature of a ceremony
TO TT IN with the emergencies Of the
caterer
Soup for supper Why, II IL "a old
a. tho hills. and gombo fils il Its most
deleCtAble and ssvory expression
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The SECOND, Br, an.

T. rHF EpIrpE ~ THE SrN SIR. when
Colonel Roosevelt begins. like MIR Bryan
10 md fault with everything. 20 condemn
the very mon who made him and call
them crooks 10 speak lightly ~ tho State
Constitutions. to preach 20 tho Judges Of
the supreme court a. father TO hts son
and IA addition ~ offer remedies innumer-
able. then other private citizens have an
euIai right 10 crit,Ci,' the colonel, ard n
new ~paper. speaking for great many
may u-- such terms a. test express tho
obviously necessary -splies
-ay Give ~ '" him. A. you did 70 BRYAN
vhom the Colonel has iuS lately made
his counterpart and u the Colonel continues
his la'--, tactics hr viii go down. Like Bryan
-unW"p' unhonor~d aud un-nnR.
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A commercial u-" having been found
for th" pen gum. It - threatened with ex-
tInctIon a. complete ~ that ~ Its relative
the great aux Hitherto these amiabls
hu' absurd looking birds have only served
tp d'-hId" Snafarng men INTO belirvinR
that desert islands m the Antarctic waters
were inhabited. they have supplied them
with eggs bat even -hlpwrscked mariners
hav" felt di-taSta for their flesh Now
u appears that Il IN" penguin ~ boil~d
down he will give out a sufficient amount
~ oil 70 Weld a profit to some one
Ia consequence an enterpri-ing New
Z..alan der has obtained a concession 81
the Mncquari. Islands from the Govern-
ment ~ Tasmania and sends out gangs Of
men to slaughter the pcnEiIins. The
birds are driven in thousa nds from the
ronkerio-. knocked on the head. thrown
into diRe-'ers ard boiled for oil " is
s,IaRested taRt sometimes they 20 into
the dige-tsT- alive. II ~ not clear whet her
she INDIGNATION IN New Zealand and Aus
traIia ~ owing Co ih. cruelty Ia the
birds or TO fears 81 their eNtrrmina tion
At any rate the people ~ the antipo,tas
demand that the penguin concession h.
taken away from IN" contractor. who's.
inappropriate nam" - HNTCH The pen.
gun must 10 conserved.
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GUDDLING N VERMONT.
WIN an Appeal 60 steyenssa 60 Connrm hs
TtrklrrS.

To rHE EDTroR OF THR SuS-.siv Thass of
your readers who have been Interested "a ths
subject Of tickung trout may md corrobogatoa
of the Feasibility Of hshing IN that fashion from
Chapter NNI Of SteNeason's Kidnapped. uh-r-
David Bafour tells that he and Alan BFeCh
srilled the uiile trouts that We caught with osr
hands under the stones and oyerhAnginE banss
Of the burn he calls 10 guiding
In Vermont In the early 80 ]. then = snAl
boy more than once saw uouts- taken thus froa
a deep but marrow mountain brook with over.
hanging hanks. closely Swallowed by tAa
gras,s, A. % be almost entirely hidden AMI hat
mode seems 20 ne far rom unsportSmsnlk-.
requiring. - ~ does. very considerable dcE.
terity well IS no small degree Of patience aad
wariness L. c. l.
NV NoEs. september 5.
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Poetry % the PrIyr Ring.

To rHE EpIroE ~ THI SuS 81 Mr. hudssa
us,tm. whos- book The Science Of Poetry
ami Philosophy Of Language vas reviewed "a
Tsg SIX last week would confer favor on 80.
dents OF English II he would say in which % bis
strangely named departments Of speech q .
,hi> remarkable sentence rom letter about $
pugtlIS pTiut-,i In 70 days SUN. His oorner
sksd the wipe
Tro ten potentry i my guess for. - Suppose
NJ MAXim would analyre n. the passage + Tctr.
CA iAuihlc and the scheme cor skied vipe -
stronger than his nrr the. Corner for ne
Second IN the corner Il lovely trope. and shiei
the wipe for threw . towel into the rng =
-pot@ntry.- or ! have sadly missed the spiT,i -
the hook IN which Mr. MaSim announces 10
rnomentous discovery OF the fact that verse - Mt
poetry. THOMAS MAonIth
NV NonK September s.
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me Gov BIO, I.uhlIcI.t .

To rHE EptruR oF THE srN Sv Mr.
Roosevelt has given birth to a new DO
liti"al creed. which he STYLES -nNtionAlisn.
though a better 'i'le for ~ would be COW
bovi-m No doubt he receives Inspiration
from the Western cowboys they are noted
for their great knowledge ~ economics and
the science Of government
In my opinion intelligent men every
where agree with Mr. barnes OF Albany
that the latter day amazing radi cali-n Of
Mr. Roosevelt - a continual menace TO the
interests Of this country
fpWNRp y SHERMAN
newport. n 7 september 4