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.: :DEsklh. b: .s ., .oS sp Sss1. IN
SOad NO. rsI HS g: q l$pssso S0 sssi
s ne ne. d s,nlsassS in the peEformSanS" OF
srOunds, coIieotins stray leaves. windfAlls.
sOn. eIt.nt Zach man mann only mis- does bis
Pam N oesStifyinE the .IrIoGndInS- Of BE p.
ssnis:,ion ' and s deSi, % snS.rstand
ne attitude q mind or snobbiahneea which
clssssss inch duties as seville and DEGRADING
edge Is. Gianity S q manual I %sa 10 my
company this xorG falls TO the lot OF the
veek. generally three times a month.
feel safe In saying that the business man
in moderate circumstance puts In more
soldlsrs engaged on the same work do in a
Enough has been aid to show that in
ton must Be directed TO osusea extraneous
20 the army itself. u Erisves me to say that
in shame. or better still. take the msnIieT
Sourse and face the facts sauarely and
h9,11es,ly' disiSsteiHl a. they prove TO our
the rigid examination to which the recruit
ls subjected At enlistment. many mental
recruiting oficer into tie army. Little
blame can attach to these unfortunate;
they merely made an nnwise choice q
on them At the very beginning. To achieve
creditab le result here, the army ought
mus, ssSS s The
sooner or later that the shame lies with
the early training Of the boy In home and
Of primary education. False standards
o. success are held up for his childish emu
alton HE energy is trit,ered away on a
mono thoroughly: he is INDUCED. spoiled,
and encouraged to develop into youthful
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AZ TO WANING SIGNALS.
tn More Descendant the BETTER for the
safety OF children In the streets.

To TaE EpIroR oY THE SUS Sir. ! am
very much Interested In the auto warning
signal question. / am engaged IN settle
ment work on the IVES, Side and conse-
duenily spend much time In = district where
the - reefs are literally alive with children
Time and again l have Sen the-e children
all bat run down nv motorists. not 80 much
because of the CArelessnes- Of the drivers
a. because they had no adequate means Of
compelling attention 20 The fact that they
were coming
quantity. aud unless motori-t has some
means Of Warning ~ his command that IL not
ONLY persmptorv hut thai - actually com
p-liing IN - Ioudns-- and Rbruptnes- he
- prettv apt 80 md himself respon- = bile for
some injury or other
recent letter In Tar SrS spoke Of chit
dren PLAYING in the streets being IN danger
from automobiles II seems TO me that The
danger IL not 40 much to children who are
already In the streets AZ to those who sud
denly dart out into the way Of a machine
time 20 do anything but sound -peremp-
tory warning
There IL no doubt thai the abuse Of loud
and dI-cordant- signals ~ great nuisance
aud should he prohibited by law hut To
take away from all motorists that witch
undoubi edly - a great emergency safeguard
simply because u - coca -ionally abused by
but equally unfair to the pedesi rians who
have right 20 anything Shich may serve
NV luRk. September -
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The Revised Biography Of thu
Most Modest Of Al Men

Tho pages Of tho outlook continue Ia
sovCrfiow with material for the CorreC-
tion of long accepted mis-tat sments
about colonel RoOsEvEIT's career.
Last week. for instance:
Mr. roosTyErT has once aud only once IN his
Distinguished career asked Tor once ne raised
. regiment - Rough Vlders for 'h- spanish vAr.
and VS. offered Inc command by President
McKINtgI Ne declined because. he sAid, he
lacked 'hr necessary military experience. bII
asked tha, his friend ItoN.Hp NOON he made
commander ~ Inc regiment ard Inst h- bc p~r
Fnitted to serve under Colonel Woop a. llruten
ant Colonri win that exception 'yrry on &C.
he has ever held has come TO him unso Igh'
What remains now of the story told
by Mrs BELIAMY SToRER. in her letter
inTycsterday's Springfield RCpvh,r0p'
Mrs STORFR saws hat after NJ MCkIN-
LEYs election in ISeb Mr.. ROOSEVELT.
then a Police Commissioner in this Town.
begged her husband 10 solicit Of the
Preaident-elect the appointment Of Mr.
ROOSEVELT as Assistant Secretary of
the Navy Mrs SToRER publishes the
following note with a postscript, signed
and iniiialled by Mr. ROOSEVELT.
DEss RELIANT | have been thinking over
nat business and now will you le' me uriie per
isctly frankly YOU care - say any
lhinE for ne. Old fellow ! think you couid say 10
better good deal n I were away No, Unless you
ihink 10 the contrary or unless there IL some
rsason for = change. belisys MAJ e. world hr
be.i for 70 come end dine with vou, and hen
you see Mr. NcRINLSI by yoursef y ypI care
W do a. AL vhich earnestly hopr YOU WIN
Give my be-, love 10 Mrs N1oHEF I.'fhflUy
yours THEoDoEs HnosyvTIr
- hope YOU vonI fhias m, 'rps-ti
neat ! should rather have lo. s?ss, IN my
behAf han airy one In me n''ed ~rst.s. Aui 2
thinA YOU could do most good. but a''ler hate
10 60 here with you. FOR somehow 10 doe, not
seem 10 that Il would BE- good 'rtng 'or you
To spsaL for ne before me r.
twill be- observed that the OuiOOk's
authoritative denial that MIR ROOSEVELT
has ever sought Office, eJc-pt in the single
case of the Rough Riders. preceded the
appearance ~ Mrs SToHFKs statement
by several DAYS The denial. therefore
has the weight ~ unpremeditatlon. VIII
IL not he regarded a. conclusive even a.
against the document itself. by thousands
Of active and ardent intelligences'
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10 be the main stock Of tbs tin pedler-
converting with many chanerers more
eager to hear and give the news than
TO buy. and only after much diplomacy
IL at all succeeding in getting any OF
their old -things.- Every part Of the
country has been ransacked now. There
are no more bargains; and We are glad,
a. non-colleCtOrs, TO say that there are
plenty OF poor people who don't find
themselves poor enough To sell their
heirlOoms. To drive a tin pedler's cart
q day like yesterday and search for
wisdom and wit and other old stun
would not be the smallest Of good for
tunes in this excellent world.
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a NEW ALBRECHr DURr.,

The Montreal Gasetfs Of R.r,.,,L
records the discovery Of a portr.;,
cribed by Mr.. Purves Carter an A.,
pert. 20 Albrecht D0rer. This ..,o.I
ing ascription Il fIIrthermor. in,...4so,
oy inc discovery OF the sitter's idnnh,.
no lees than Sir Thomas More. Chano.lIs,
70 henry VIII. who lost his head h.o.n..
OF bis opposition 20 his sovereign, III
Mr.. Carter heard 90 the pie,nr. -
time ago while at ST John, N 80
travelled 500 miles To So the tr...,,.-
then In the Possession Of a family 10 n.
tario. Its condition waa rno.t ynr,SI
isinE. hut after q thorough oIeanin. a..
names Of Sir Thomas More ana Ah-.sa.
Durer came 10 light. Also the pac. 49,
date. Bruges. 1921. ''
Cur'ously enough, Sir Thomas WA :,
belgium that year with Cardinal Wol...
and a. a friend 81 Erasmus he could hay,
encountered D0rer either in Holl.n1 -
Belgium. We know from the io,,rn,i :,
D1rer that in company with he -.
Agnes Frey. he visited the Neth.rlsnd.
in 1871. All OF which may be found n
"Dnrer's Schriftlicher Naohlass.- 49,
by LAnge and Fuhse. 1898 II il to
lAteu ana u quoted In the life Of DQr.,
by W. y. Scott. also in Mrs. Haa,oo,,
biography. Mr.. Carter does no, ma.
mention OF this diary. evidently r.lv,o.
upon the intrinsic merit Of the work +,
has been secured by the Roman Ca,boli.
Church and will be sent to London a.
Rome for further Identification. Dur,n,
the Eucharistic Congress Cardinal Van.
nutelli and Arohbishop Bruchesi examined
the reputed masterpiece and both con.
noisseurs pronounced IL an authentic
Durer. We confess We are someuha,
sceptical.
A Durer in Canada. and portrait
never before heard of-the name doe,
not occur In the printed list n DOr-rs
compositions startling novelty.
especially a. the discovery was mad. Al
such an appropriate moment. We hon.
however. that MIR. Carter il correct in hs
judgment.
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Japanese Trade Notes.

POW Daily CoHsuId' ma T'1d> Rsro-'
| IN 1870 Japan exported esrthenwsr- saf rosrs-
! lain 20 the value ~ clsis'oo and ~ 'hf' tie
United States took S.u-.ai.
Of . total Of N.Ooo silk nightgovn. sIrcri-d
/ ny Jspsn.in isos Great Britain called 'oF I" vi
I and the z nited states -. psi.
Those Who buy coral IN Italy are reminded TIA,
| 81 Ispans total eHporiaton ~ IS 90 To1hds ~
this arucle In isna over ooo pounds w'n'
Italy.
Japsnsss Coy 70 exported chlesy - ~ '-i'sf
states Hswan. Port Arthur. Dslny snd ''r's
each taking approximately aoono E'a'n' -
nuAiiy.
IN isos the unlted states taxing So ~ uei,h .
FugIAnd Sss.i5. China tsiS. Pru'h Inas
80 al. and Germany S-oo.5.
During Isos Great Britain bouGh, Aa' 50 'qlsis
Yards Of Japanese carpets out ~ tota - az SO
yards exported. but IN mating the 7l'sf Saes
takes practically all Of JApAns output
Australia and the United states demand r'sT'
all % JGpans sulphur output. the former Asns
IS az AZ pounds and tho lAuer a7'obis F'lnds
In iSoO switzerland takes stout 100" ro'aa'
monthly.
For esch member ~ the population ~ TIE a.''1
states about ono thtrr 1f pound ~ IaFs-'N
tea and 10 ~ ., paper nspzins are sod a'0Aa
IN AmsriCa. Ot japan ioisi s'r"ris 81 9eNh
the nited states takes two thirds
Japan sold isoooo dozen bottles ~ he~r - H''s
IN iso. and similar was sSrofisd '' ~
Atttur and Dany and ChinA. Tho fhi',F."'
absorb the iargest number ~ hotties Of .h7'l'
| mineral Naters. but COrea leads In the eon'A'F
ton of Japan's national beyersGe sA.s H'l'
| I IN On gallons year the niirf Sh'' '.
sumes aboat En.GO gallons yrarS
| APPROXIMATELY one third Of { iaa-so 1oi'- -
| handkerrhtefs exported b. Japan IN 'Hp -
| the United states. and during The sar-
the Unlted states imported ~ iapans t"'. :,
abroad shout 5 per rent Of the tabe ''''
1 per cent Of the hair brushes. two third, ~ '' =.
| tooth brushes nearly ~ per 90 nj Of ne SIS y.
| INV buIbs ana Oas - out Of total o. '. -
1
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Hsrrer. o. nerrsr, Mad

tn THg FpTroR ~ THp SrS so. odd Timer
In N daV SUN rnusihaVe = shocking had memory,
he clean foTEets the most I'm portAnt part % any
topical sonE. the chorus. No cockney that ever
'esrd mat song In the ais Of Lunnon In the eos
could recall the ycrses and forget the refrain.
For oh. II 3. such horrible tale.
Twill MAKE yoyr noses ell turn pale.
And your eyes with tears will be overcome
Tuesds. ivsdds. tveede twaddls tuum
The concluding vsrse. which old Timer hint.
a. but docs not recall. furnishes the grand ma IL
n me numerous eatAsuophes
Rui the Nv on the vail.
lis ne Nust 'ua
u biowed itsslf Up
Win spon taneous combustion
There are Doubtless quite few msn ~ No found
among the seuiors- mea guaranteed io he IS and
over Who cannot deny thsir age and who uIIl
assemble a. the ApaEsmis cub ~ Rye neat week
VINO supply the missing verses.
BHoOEfYN. Septeuh~r =. YorNa TTsEp
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4 D,sgusted Republican

To rHF EpIror ~ TBE SuN SU THE
SUN'S OPINION Of Mr. Roosevelt IL correct
absolutely 80 The man IL dangerous
demagogue nc brought on the recent panic
and IL nov dong his best to nun the party
that made him Ever since ! cast NV first
vote. in 1917. have voted a straight Republ-
can ballot. but viii not vote again until
the Republican party drops Roosevelt
Too much Roosevelt. hard times and high
prices. With broken promises. Nill Gauss IN.
Republican party the loss of Congress and
the neIt Presidential election az course
the Democrats have not the ability to i'm
prove present conditions whom they get con
troll 81 the Government. hut their victory
will brinE the people 20 thor sens~s and
vhen they GET done with being man Nor
shippers. good times will come again
DIsDt-TFp REPUBItCAN
RpoOGIYN September -
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I,ocra,.. on tn. New >arIonaIIsm

To- nv EDIroE ~ IHF SuN So Tho
Roo-@ vsl' doctrine ~ temporary disaster
aud its support by place holi-rs = -, planned
nv iSusra'e- "a E's comments on the GrpcIan
dsmagoglT~
wonder then vu' cannot see there =
no race 81 men more evil minded toward tho
people than 90 punclpl"d orator. and dema-
EoEue- u - for their interest that. in
addition 20 other evils Won should he SCan'v
even Of daily n-C-~ssre- Tor they observe
that thn-a Who are able 20 1--we upon their
own are attached - the republic and look
20 hotter men for advice on - concerns
but thosa Who depend for their livelihood
upon the nav 81 Iuri~s. and general as&Am.
bios. and emolumeHts IN whatever wAv
thence arsinE are compelled hv want 20
look up 30 them. and are alNsv- readv 10
thank them Tor theT accusations. pTosscu-
tons syCophsnCis- 81 every Kind. which
they pat forward They would therefore
gladly s~e all the citizens IN that PERJURY
through which themselves are powerful
And 81 this Won have the most evident
demonstration. FOR you see al their measures
directed. not to provide an independent
livelihood for the needy but so hiring all
Who p"s-ess anyth nz TO one level of want
40 at least on" plank IN he New National
am has historical sanction We should
have an era of temporary disaster with
disiocatton of business and diSiribu'ion ~
assets that good NAV com. 10 the many
a. IN. eIpense Of tho few for The glory and
profit 81 ne demsEoEues rs
NV NukG. september ?!
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4 Tin PrdIer Of Great Nam.

W. note the death az the Massac hu-
set,s Plymouth Of WINsLOw BREwsTEH
SrANDIsH. who bore modestly for
nearly eighty wears the weight OF three
great Pilgrim names Thousands OF
visitors will recall this fine. white
bearded citizen He made YOU paw
well for IN" plates and pieces Of old
circuits. oh. yes. il was more than the
Boston price. perhaps. hut people. espe-
cially the folks out West. liked 10 show
picc" 20 their friends and say they
got IL near Plymouth Rock.
Mr. STANDIsH amassed curiosities
a tin pedl"r's cart. an ancient vehicle
Of circulation and commerce. a tour on
which will 10 more. We fancy to enlarge
the mind and 20 commune with human
nature than three trips around he world
Some ~ our bes;, n not best known.
American philosophers have had this
education and have gathered more good
stories than Mr. STANDIsH ever gath
cred l0vbOys and highbOys and Enoch
Wood plates
In old towns where the old families :
know all one anOthers resources and
skeletons the pure democracy sur
wives. not equality, perhaps. ,.nce
there = cold shoulder 10 pretentious
wealth. Indeed. We are not sure IL in
towns like Plymouth a coachman is
permitted save tn despised outlanders.
somehow We like IN think Of wINsLow
BREwsTER srAsDIsH selling pans and
broomS-Such in the heroic days seemed
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JiuEs 4. TiWNEIrs DEFEAL
why Colonel Roosevelt. GIRord Pinebsi
and Francis ,. Honey win he Gratinsa.

To THE EDITION op THE SUN-S,v re
personal element ~ involved directly In the
defeat OF Representative James 4. Tawnsy
in the nomination primary in Minnesota
Mr. Roossvelts trouble with Tauney
was the outcome % TAwney's nght against
the employment OF secret service sEenis
on work other than the detection ~ coun-
terfeiting and guarding the person Of the
President
In pinchots case money appropriated for
the salaries Of forestry service employees
was paid 10 young men who we're taking
courses in forestry colleges. | think II vas
IaWney who stopped this
In opposing a large appropriation asked
for nv RooHe cit 20 prosecute offenders
against the Federal antitrust and land
laws Iawnev asserted on the floor II The
HouAe that Francis = Henev had never
made an accounting 81 the money which
was placed a. his disposal TO prosecute N
the land fraud cases FAN PLAI.
INV NORK September -
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The observation Of President 7 l. LEwIs
81 the United Mine Workers Of America
that he il mot gong about the country
kicking the corners Oh the buildings. as
TEDDY and some others are doing CON
yeys an imperfect idea ~ what Colonel
ROOSEVELT 10 doing. II he were merely
kicking on the corners the case would
no, he 80 had; a. matter Of fact Il is the
props and the foundations that are in
danger
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A Really Important Conference.


Beside the epoch making confabu-
latiou Yesterday between GEORGE I.
STALLINGs and FRANK FARRELL, all
other conferences, conjunctions and
conversations Of great men sink into
insiRnificanCe. What cares American
fandom IL ROOSEVELT sought TAFT or
TAFT besought ROOSEVELT? Into what
dark and deeply resented obscurity
GRIsCoM sinks under the shadow OF
Hal CHASE. Patronage and direct pri-
maries, the tariff and the predatory cor
porations are forgotten in a real crisis.
Politics. business. all other sports,
are but Incidents and diversions Of a
people whose real object and love in
life Is baseball Shall SrAI.LINGs re-
main with the Highlanders TO complete
the wonders that he has so fairly begun
in two years shall CHASE succeed him
Has CHASE thrown games? Has the
mighty first baseman feigned illness TO
cripple his team and discredit his man
ager' Who il to boss the show on the
hill top? These are the imperative,
the interesting. the awful questions.
Until they are answered. the delegates
loval to the old guard the outcome Of
the election and tho style Of winter
gowns are trivial and unimportant.
SrALLINGs is a capable and successful
manager CHASE is PLAYER Of genius and
draws money TO the box Office. A star
performer or pennant winning team
Stupendous are the problems that a
baseball magnate must solve.
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Eipling had Just declared that sas, l. sast and
wat IL uest and never the twain shah meet
-Shueks. beloved 7. r., I am east ana vs.,
myself
Herewith ths SsrSnuous poss vas property
absshsd.
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The Hon. HoSEY FTrZoERALD has
spoken tho fatsful word

spoken tho fateful word
am ready to lead The party to victory
Lead on. O Spartacus! Surely the
party 10 ready Ia be led; and q isn't too
early TO predict the nom nation and cleo
ton of the Little General by combination.
reclamation. condemnation and declama-
ton. The shaft ~ Bunker :HIll IL nut
Of sight. dwarfed. buried. lost. 4 nobler
monument rises IN the three hilled CITY
TO meet happier heaven. Shooting ssv-
ward in his mora and intellectual q gnltV
Fugleman FIN - az least a million feet
long Bunker HI Monument indeed
Where - Mount MssnlnEton now, nay.
what = more and most Of all wher" is the
Hon ~ SUII.owNT' The mountains are
plains One GLORIOUS. one giant fgIre
towers above the world And Masslchu-
setts radiant ~ eye mErmurs with
trembling lips All want yuh. nah HoNEY.
yes An do
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ANvTRNH.


He sorrows a. the Ieaness resA
No sensitive . man " he
That When . wounded bird he sees
Ne 10 In depths OF misery.
WheneeT he sees . faded roae.
wheneer he reads Of hunted deer
His anguish In his face he she-s
And 10 his eve there CLEANS . tear.
And since bis tender heart IL SUCH,
since he lndulges IN such signs
when Ne sees one who suffers much
There's one thing hlis me with surprise:
Thsrs 10 no mortal whom I know
CTbs fact uii ever strange remain
" no can ten doiiars longer ovs
And show . les degree % paint
NArRAN ~ LHvx.
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rr,.mpsaI MARCH Of ,h. I.,..,... ., nv.

To THE EDuoR ~ THI SrS Sp The An.
clients are making trio 10 Maine 80 an Indor.e
msni ~ the recen, protest aGslnst prohibition IN
that state -
BOSTON. september -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23

N the contest in New Jersey turned
only upon pulchritude. President WooD-
ROW WILSON would he dista need by Com
mis-. oner VIVIAN VI. LEwIs. Seldom has
any party nominated so handsome q man
for office
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23

Solomon vas Transported % bic maSie rarpss
~ would ~ perfect n ny wives didn't van
ne - beas Sc ~ cried
Thus - 80 thsrs 10 . ~ n sVsry oantmsnl.
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ns BiTs

Tss EtEa.
Enirksr-whars n matter Win ths aiEtz-'i Z,
BorksrN-lt wan1 ~ 80
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The Detroit times., 1910-03-16
BIRTHS.

BOYS.
William Gilman. 747 Medium.
August Lawrence. 1863 Chene.
john EIaiHesK so s s A1ep
Leon Dombacki, 2l3 Thirty fifth.
George Schaeiffer. 1861 Twenty
ourth.
Frank wigsle. l22 Chamberlain.
Joseph Borus, 636 Wesson.
Jacob Paul. s24 Antoine.
A AInas,, yI Sesb,ise' -, TSnamplain
George Stuetzer. $50 Leland.
Stanley Burczynski. 72i Willis.
Julius Mudlafr. III. Riopelle.
stanley swiejkowski. sis Russell,
john Campbell. Isl STANLEY.
Louis Goodenow. Az Crawford.
Ben Gardiner. 293 Brush
Martin po6rowski. ss5 candeId.
David Ross. 3l6 McGraw
John Kolkowicz. SEA Riopelle.
William Kamin, 607 Chene
EDWARD Bolton. s45 Humboidt.
Ben pereeken; 81 Prentis::
Joseph Michalski. 1877 Michigan.
Frank permott i65 Waterloo.
John stasinkinas, 35 Thirty-third.
Davis Wick. $50 Toledo.
John Williams; 1875 Twelfth.
Innorenzio Zito. Jay
Ignatz Tokarski. As Albert.
Joseph Ryba. IL Walllch.
Frank Borkowski. 12is Dubois.
Edward Watts. Womans hospital
girl and boy).
Frank Genaey. 1910 Mack.
Michael Murphy, 4S1 Wabash.