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CHECK HOG (HOLERl
StsteSe aeaihsaisaw String.
eatt Rules on Disease.

For tie ptifY,6see OF reddoiiiss to- a.
minimum thte ldsss tbp IbF&aa fatfnerss
casisedl BE- the rttfasess On hog cfioieraa
tltee state anitaai heafth coniiaissioHl
VIII PASS stringent rules go8efhints
tliee disease al a. meeting tbp be- he'd
az the cfffcec On t.ee statt veterinarian
Dr. Jat6essIll GIBSON, JAM 10
Aeeofdihs ttp Drri Gibson. hog chbfl
cru rs nf6fse peeSatent in ioSeaa nav
than il has been f6fs AZ nnfSbefr OF
yeafss Tifee new r,i4ess VIII pr6sidee
f6fr thee destftetidfi Of All hosss afficsl
cad With thee diseasse ahdd VIM pqbSideT
fdfr the cieanfh9 up q AM pPe6Sises
wilefte THE dfseasee iss f6ande. ~ aptdil
tienn to Ipbgidqh}x for THE yaeeShatib9f
osithAe hesas on hogs oHl All nesthhAsg
iAe fAfhss
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Nh nearly 'aH Sef,ifcafes. sal.
yatioh ARMY and Go0h fseibws DIS
tribute iiieseiits.
monday, bee. S5- Glfrfsriiiss. AIl
'bifslifess hlstsls Ssse IN aftsrffo8h.
Tuesday, pee. ies-4,Wo saiobns
ttiossd by order lfiittiffcipsI aiffH6ri
tes.
wednesday, Dec. III #shwfest
SNOW OF season. S6ufty tax Bo6ks
&6nipfeeed.
'fihTsdsy, pee. sS-oskaloosh Ehts
iinffiate large ciass.
FRIDAY, Dec. 99-sRideh death 0-
esptafh Warren. Animal bsifqifet d
sfahsska S'dHiity Par .ssocfatidh
F"hr ff6te saloohs FAN 70 open dtdr.
ifesvfhs 6ifi4y efgtt III l,psrAtidt.
SafihdAy. bee 90
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-01-04
s8A EIBal Al sIssgsaEY
fEEsf 81 I ISEEGr f Piea5 JAKE
RIhe fS6t vAR TssseS sS9 sSsgs
Whf Bs Bdt pS06 k5ait
ksfif flfA.

sliss6aarfdey, Jain. fEsiff6AtitqrHnssy MY
5s the e5hnttshr 81 a big hiihiHg disaFiaft
#ithiH hfe asSt Two ysar < rsasae
has bessh takshnf al tbs H Oscar PfantiiIiIis.
BECKER piace, lying tliresa ana Il haif
mites West 81 town ~ Il. GRIMM 4
sons, nitfe dpsfatoFs df osgiGil5So ii
'%ho have been HAVING Niles III tAs
IBsaeor con Heids. Tfigy %ares hsSrles
4 litde dser q Week ak6 ana %eiIt Is
the firm whar@ ttisyy It6gt setssaf Nd
ffdiaiiiia 4 seYeio yeih' 81 c SAL 4ffsgsF
9tey vent dBwf eigihy feaet THsy
Bbfef q hBis dA eacH e SdlTharF Il his
f6rty atres dJ*hfsaaf w 81. PgsdinE
III aifd Ole iif tfie r3iatig ana fjatitlsiii
d6aiil al eaeh digging oSeF tiies ven
hsS a hinesf6ot ye1pl of slate. ditectiy
djyer tNs GOA, with satidf and rSS2esk
shove the slate, Which wifi MAKE a
gddb rd}6if1 IT, tiig niitige.
The %dfK df sihkihg 4 SHAFT Wit
cdihihenEe ab6iit At}fii /. 1912 me
lsaseg We're sigiedi satufday Freli
HALTER has beer ihstrdsaeutaii III
getting pf6spectofs to- come here Is
lh6k over the feid atld they thihk
that they have scinethihgS pfetty
good ana nave hopes tiafs H Wit pnay
ih Big qtahtities, Pr6sspleets are KAT
they nave a good run o. 81 coai 90 haiid.
but q course il nay not pf6yee What.
81 ii anticipated to be. AhSbot}T tie
company & going t. nRal8 thee eftoft
and see What theyy realty nave tbefrsss.
ana II Il to- bee hRoqlSFe d tNeyy win dsSSeil
% ihtop something BIG.
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dine moalfl picnic. Company r. holds

the World picnic Company r. holds
lisritt
Monday, August 2l-sDomry Nor-
mai opens, with over 900 I'M utsentl.
anue.
n,ireati9y, August 22-7lIahn MEltdhsil
'Enfl gBfIn ~. White An ttowsn. tOsifaiuo
IRR HIlts lh6ld rscanti0n.
lIlin ID. Mickey WINS awarded con
tract fDr erection or new Burlington
#tHtiDn.
lhurBtiRs,, August 2A-l nc1rpUi.a
biun df BUtHl SavfIy g0nIpssfy.
Fridgy, Augnsu REHABILITATION gIro
grHm n0lnIrty school pupils at Penn
Cabbage CLOSING eli alnnIal Ciiaiftan
qua t0slzalpbsa gems an "a new .aihpel
100 rRef" afut0m1hIe rolIte.
sRhTnldag. August 3g--1owa CsntraA
employees picnic at Glsnmood Park
County normal CLOSED Funeral 0
Mrs. DENNIS RagaR. @1Ar2 srarasa 81
marking OF winnie pole road tr0n OF
tnanwR B0 Dies M1ane4s via OskAloosa
Sunday, August ZF--Oskalo0ss ElR,
tass bAll team defeated Craston on
8oeAa grounds. rs To 6.
Monday, August 2s-moaR started
ON new cugpe4a for opening az naes
avenue East Sudden death OF MRS
Mary J. Hawkins, Company r., J. N
G.. reTsrts for ten days camp.
Tuesday, August - oPeaing d
Iowa Yearly Meeting al Friends
Opening of 0skaloosa District con
yention Baptist church.
Wednesday. August Sol. 5, Yer
non market secures accommodations
in Harris Bros store. Don oscal
Ferguson fell from Iowa Central trait
and died OF Injuries at hospital
Thursday. August sl--Close OF Rap
fist convention. II. f. Woodford, o
Agency City, buys business Of /, +
Wolcott.
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Carl Petit and Miss Jennie Ram
tits,ifsifs tssssist srSiiit-ssisasn- -wonsaasssl
tenurt.
Saturday, 1,ily :22-tG Carnival cilDafss
amt base hall assucintiDn clears kew
easal hundred dollars. six Ihintiswfl
lIteaIile are pulled lfrnm NlAkaInDan NY
iowa Central ON excursion 40 CHI
cagn
Sunday, Judy 2S F lrse MsthDfiisi
church CLOSES aunneHslil tnsnt meet
ing Reunion uf Papusll ifmnily nj
home Oi Mrs E. II. KerrfiHld
Monday gulg 24.-Anunbar dhtilsru
a,isiilect HrriiMes IN rtUwn. Miss I'm
ma Out moves millinery Rture no No
1913 First avenue nnst Fine ut Do
aaIth kin0g. candy stme C0lnullA ne
je,cts alll bids fur new eitg nlaBl. RIA.i 7
Tuesday. ihGlg % EtannIfaI Mo.
,lil'0lB fn0m Central hRse hllIl Rss0Siihl
tion and OsEalouaa turnR down Nfffsn
10 take franchise.
"Wednesday. July 85-Tw,o fires Nd
same time. Rarns M Fred BlRtrns1
place. G avenue west and another n
Hcwarc Burton boEDe, Thfnd avenue
West.
Thursday. galy % Nine1y slH
boaNeps fOf Town OF SaIly i'm twenty
tong automobiles spend hoar in Oska
Io0aa. plans for n new p2ssengel
station fOf she Burlington are sub
mltted 10 Oskaloosa contractors
Little Bernlee Nadine Barnes ehock
ed TO death on grain Of corn
Friday. July rs Closing OF Penn
college summer school Oskalooss
X. Of r. lodge Incorporates. Con
tract entered into for new X. of P
lodge home in third story OF Beadle
building. Death OF w. T. Cunning
ham.
saturday, July 25-URion Laundry
makes big improvements. Home
melons appear in market. DR.. j. NJ
True home destroyed by fire. Floyd
T.. Dessery killed by Rock Island al
Evans.
1 Sunday, July 3O-Funeral of w. T
Cunningham largely attended.
Monday, July 81 Mayor s. v. Rey
nolds and Palace Theatre We're hav
ing trouble over cutting out of ball,
no" and injunction proceedings Were
brought against the mayor
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New cemsbt wslks toraereti I'M taity
@sss,,t. sss.assss.s.
Wednesday,, September Wed
ding of Will Reynolds and Miss Edna
SsuhilIing
n,inrstiaS, Sertenibsr 80 Northern
Ipuft a,f rounry swept ny itara Storm.
Fiitday, Saptsniber 80 KFccufti.
Furniture lfaesory shIsuges business
Death ajf h4enfw "A. Warmer.
Saturday, sepssmber 8e-lfsRsit &c
hive work on tthe new band stand
0sksloosa Wafer company agrees n
install IfeN mater service.
0ceobsr
Sunday, 0ee5bef l--jfairst mas.
nneetlne of tine NFsh and Religion F0f
ward Nf0Qement. Fb1feraA al MHilllaff
Leighton.
Monday. October q holm Biaabef
ag electeA captain al Company n
Post A al the s9%a lTapelilas Men.
Association aasitAaeea IN Oskaaoess
City c0a1cil approved permanent
band stand fer park
aNmssaay, 0cfobeF =lacaapoFassSf
lot States Aado Sapply 90. and bows
Coaa wash coaqsAy
"Wednesday, October Big Wed
nesaay, Spee4al corn show With cash
prizes.
Thursday, October Contract lei
Tor ereetioa OF new FACTORY bailaiht
by Western Manufacturing company
Friday, October &c =. Bridge
appointed county engineer Agree
ment reached by EscelsieF Coal 90
and employees, Woman's Rellef eefi,'
presents Louisiana Death OF Gears'
u, Moore,
Saturday, October 4 Big crop a
mushrooms being harvested. f,Nrling
ton officials visit the city.
SUNDAY, October S=Aen. n w
Garrett, OF Des Moines, address mass
meeting OF men, Death OF o, c, LAX
ka, roadmaster Iowa Central
Monday, October Fifty represen
tatives of |. o. A. Short Line taxi
dinner and have business meetins
here.
Tuesday, October TO, G. Nc
Curdy hu IN runaway, sophomofei
and Freshmen tug OF war,
Wednesday, October ii--F, A, Voc
gel returns to establish big sheotihl
gallery, Many hunters licenses be
ing issued,
Thursday. October i2-steps takei
10 bring Joseph WALKER home for OF
phans and dependent mothers to os
kaloosa.
Penn Day celebration. old Hefal,
block being painted and repaired,
Saturday, October IA Antboni
papas assigns. Thomas Jones', IN
mate Of county home. found dea,
near Evans. Lunch wagons move,
from streets.
Sunday, October 15-Farewell sci
vice at Christian church for Rev. G
W. McCord.
Monday, October 1g-Ine6rporati6i
oskaloosa Garage Go. Option on pre-
perty Oskaloosa Traction 4 Land CO
taken By .Des Moibes River Land CO
D.rsn !. % ~ C. D,,es"' - o,...sL ~.
u.s.. o go. 1870 -. 80 ' ss,,i,s
Course OF Penn College opened.
Wednesday, October t$-ChfissiH
wcF.zrren loses end OF finger an,
! Lawrence Williams breaks arm, C1ya,
ss,''' 80, "of ''' ."
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80 1880 -. 1917 tIs ~ s'.s., ~,
''g -, "'n r ot :: 49, %iss pops's 4
tssr o 49, - s.,,,,, sots
spsSas 49, ss.s'i go 49, u 49, :
- -. go 49,. - a.. ssfs.
I - =. -,
+ 80 - 60. ~ r,,.s, .s.fs,.,,
M $3.50, N' ~ "
~ 1..', - <s...,.,.., ss 6,,,yssl....
s... $3.50. - 49, -. s s',s.,,S,sl
'" ,,,,'a.,,., - - 20 So ~. ~,
i,,, Es.r,I ;b,,,alls,., ,4rss,,, ,.,,, sn,,,,,.,
wfsahset.so f,,ws,s..r ss...all f,la
csmnauS incSr,,nrarses s,,nd.aa
,c,,nn,l raa,S, an c,p,,s,iaa, eh,nstb
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'tlihuFstisSy, Nov 6-4l. w stlasifsr
Msss elected snssnibsr b6afd el diirec.
itofs te,skalo6sa, Water CO Sheriff
Ike Reed buys BBod hounds.
Friday, Nov f0=lffsrIy Efischail
SELLS Rshse of st6re on High aEghiie
West 10 tailoring establishments.
saturday, Nov. hlfAe,ehfral ff6Ii
|iness University receives cash be.
|qttte3t
Sunday, Nov. 4e=lDoeebr kebf0rd
makes several addresses on Forward
movement.
NF6ndas, Nov. 4SLopehihk Ut B6f
NJ. Mcclure garage.
if'dasda$, Nav. As -ARhiisA qsdhveh
mon Mfabaska G6ahty RebekAlis. Mrs
H. b.. Spencer elFeaeted president AZ
a0disted CHARITIES.
Wednesday, Nov h6- MsAs iii tlie
new Hfifhfdfpsl aId'fEdfhg rising 8g
ks4eosa MofAahs GFtlb 9.0ffddet ram
mage safe. WfIlafh Gh6ekfett can
%lcted oil FaahsladsAre'f
fAsFsas& Nov. AS wreck IN fo&a
Central yards. Marry Mftehe4l moves
no seoatfeA on F4Fsa avenue West.
Fg4a&S Nay. III, A. staaeAif
bays 9oserh BIOS. Restaurant
Saturday, Nov. -t5hian 8reaFf
Laundry incorporates. 0ssAaSoss
high gehoel @aiaobs 0ttaAwa II. 2
at soesbaiA.
Sunday Nov. IL Death o. Mrs
Nancy Martin.
Monday. Nav "a Announcement
made OF rev GRFistiRA Science
church IN iel2.
Tuesday, Nov. si@=FFeaefieh Kas
cAe@sh resigns a. manager Hanna
Manufacturing 90.
"Wednesday, Nov sg Frank rod
gers leased property ana moved afas
establishment 10 sestt Long build
ing.
Thursday, Nas. 28z=Aaaaai meeting
Herald correspondents al fesideBe,
OF Mr. and Mrs. G. v. H6fmaaR
stock sale OF Barnes and fteamaa.
Friday, New. 24-fteiaia gives iiFs
news OF the coming change OF mains
Of the Iowa Central
Saturday, Nov. 2B-Wefk eemmeh
eed on the sapeistfuetufe or new
band stand.
| Sunday, Nov g8-Ghshee Of TIM
on Rock Island. r,
Monday, Nov. gT-W. p. Gisaye
tones to the Hanna Maaafaetufih.
company to assume management 9
the Institution at
Tuesday. tNev: gs=Pytbish i8de,
side hunt. Hard shew storm.
Wednesday, November gg-=itesieha
ton Of Horace Hawkins, sHbefihteh
dent Peoples Water Co; ana Charlie,
]. Fa&, OF Cedar Hapias succeeds Il
position. Marriage OF iiawfefe,
Beeehief sRd Elsie Kelley.
Thursday, New. so = Thanksgiving
Penn College defeats Central UBivef
! sity, OF Peila. III foot bali game.
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beeemsef

6seemsef.
Friday; December Elmer Men;
deHBaii opens new Palace theatre;
New bell ordered f6f Whittier school.
Saturday, Dec. 3=6sksi65sa i6ef
chants experience big trade opening
holiday season.
Sunday, Dec. $-EIkS memorial
Sunday. De8tH OF J6kR !. M66fe.
Monday, Dee. 4-i'ytkfsfl game
Supper. David Owens saiGfdes AZ
Des MSines. Celebration l6rty.htty
anniversary Grange hS8pkt6efft nv
county ssSHgS.
Tuesdsy. Dec. s. Marriage Of Ear
Aasastlqs sad Ratk Han BisP6sf
ZION made Of Old iowa Ee4g6e Bass
BsFl park, ". w. Pond BADLY if4iFsd
M work SHOP.
Wednesday,. Bec 81 Marriage 81 f.
T.. paleT4Fiae sad Mfs M4gy Pods.
Thursday, flec. f==S,Scce 5sfhI Eisfs
icopal bazaar
Friday, Dec. Pfettiesf 1911 BABY
In iowa VISITS Oskaloosa. GonsTega.
F,,,al rSus,nM k.Saas
s;s.e,s,s,ss I9.ss 81 is,,,,.s,, Z, Lsho a.
ixaiAas6 &, JfsS s,,siNes Ask'
s,,n,tI,sS fSsS ,I0l.s.sy Sg,ssAa f,Ja
OF New Ffafabtoiis occupies Coiigfega'
tfoaai cfuFclf pulpit. Water Nc
@nistolp grocery folsbed..
Monday. faas. IlL-Tsras,v t;,s1lg
champlHn wrestler Of taie world, Sise
it's eng. Glosaa Of PstAiaif HemBess
ship contest with 900 added to, lodge
roll!
,ri,asaaS Isesc. 1sa=R,ey. ea,Se ae
c,snss can OF oskaloosa GonsfS4sai,
tsiSna! c,i,,,zo, National s,,aass9p ~.
Ib~sa s3nte Workers,
Net,besayss, 1tr. b8=fsis NtasIses.
dig nrdha4 Sa,,dl t,tas,s;6,E crowd.
,,lhustJesy. Batc lL,l-ts,sStssa .J6nss.t
annual 'iios,i,nt ,s,otla, F;,nissaI ~
tIt,hn a RsaBsIqA at Isa,ssq,osli r,h,,Sa,.
(s,.nrs,s Ts,tsgr,,l n,,s,sI,,s,.e s,adl IL ~,
hi. (sTass,ee al ssi,He,di.
t,,s,,,. = : ~ -ts,olj,b,s ,s,,st<,sl-
oails - ;o,ntots c;oi,ss,sas .,,,,,,s1s,,,,,.;
90 ,s,.,li,,.,.; ,ss,Ss,..sls ,IsIs,.,
ts,s,,,,r ,,,,I NJ .siSoe r,S.,s,.iS,
$3.50 ', a''u .r'ss ,,'eo i,ui,'''u =,
.,s sa'u'uss' See ~ hee S5 w.
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Gas Fixture Inspection.

The Commissioners approval of the
bills to provide for an inspection of all
gas appliances in the District for the
purpose of insuring against the use of
dangerous apparatus should result in the
early passage of the measure There are
two separate bills, one authorizing the
adoption of regulations governing the
installation Of such apparatus and the
other empowering the Commissioners to
conduct a detailed>inspection Of all prem
ises. There is no reason why these
measures should not be consolidated to
facilitate their passage. Delay in this
matter may cost human life There is
no knowledge today of'the number of gas
appliances which are not in conformity
with the rules Of safety and which may
at any time cause the death of perhaps
an entire family through the production
of carbon mOnoXide. The gas company
has undertaken an inspection of the ap-
paratus. but 1t is hardly to be expected
that without the prestige of the law it
can force the abandonment of defective
or questionable appliances and the adop-
ton Of safer types. This can really only
be done through the agents Of the Dis
trict government. These bills, either
separately or united, should be put upon
their passage at the next District day in
the House and rushed to final enactment
with the least delay.
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Seeing Local Shortcomings,

1t is good to get the views OF as keen
an observer as Ambassador Bryce upon
the aspects and shortcomings and attrac-
tons OF the capital. such as those that he
expressed the other evening before the
Board of Trade. We who live here in the
city grow accustomed to the outlook and
are apt to take good many things for
granted. even regarding as inevitable
certain features that jar upon the artis-
tic sense and plainly violate the princi-
Piles of civic administration and develop
ment.
On the complimentary side Mr.. Bryce
remarks. by long odds constituting a ma
jor portion Of his address. followed the
usual line OF comment by travellers and
visitors Washington impresses most peo-
pie who come here acquainted with the
other capitals of the world as a city of
great possibilities and incomplete per-
Torrance. Certain things have been well
done and others have been badly done.
but the latter have resulted rather from
lack Of prevention than from any general
lack OF taste. For an example Mr.. Bryce
cites the clustering Of houses around GER
tain park entrances in q way to spoil the
landscape effect, this having resulted
from the absence OF prohibitory regula-
ton goveru1fg such areas. and the effect
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Change Inauguration Day.
From the Baltimore Sun.

From the Baltimore Sun.
When Benjamin Harrison was indicted
into office the crowd which gathered tC
honor him was .'drenched to the skin by
a cold rain Grover Clevelands second
Inauguration took place in alternate snow
and rain that was followed by a harvest
of pneumonia. A cold, driving rain swept
Pennsylvania avenue at the second in
auguration of Mckinley. and q small
crowd stood under umbrellas to hear his
inaugural address. Roosevelt had fair
weather-"Roosevelt luck" Not one OF
the thousands who went to Washington
or tried to get there, will ever forget the
day Taft took office. The weather
bureau predicted fair weather. but q
bareback brought one of the worst
snow and sleet storms on record. Rail
ways were blocked, trains left stranded
wires and poles swept down and Wash
ing for a time was cut off from com.
munication with the outside world. Some
of the troops never did arrive; Others
landed the next day. and the President
gave a second review for them. Thou
sands, penned up in the city and held
on trains, suffered: hundreds of cases OF
grip and pneumonia followed. Yesterday
though not so severe as some March
days, recalls what we must expect at this
time Of year and emphasizes afresh the
necessity for change in the date OF In.
auguration.
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Speaker Clark. Before Mr.. Folk was
known outside Of his ward in St. Louis,
and while Gov. Wilson. then an educator.
was a Clevelandite in revolt against the
democratic party, Mr.. Clark was an en-
thusiastic Bryan man, and a stumper OF
national consequence in the Bryanite
cause. He has never wavered. Surely Mr..
Byran owes him.
But now comes the news from Colorado
that Mr.. Bryan in a public. address at
Greeley. that state. declared that he
would rather see Gov. Shafroth nomi-
mated for the presidency than any DEM
ocrat yet mentioned" Will Colorado. on
the strength of this. instruct for the gov
ernor: Is the Baltimore convention to
take account OF another favorite son?
The more the merrier. and the merrier
the convention becomes by this means the
stronger the likelihood of a deadlock. Is
a deadlock in the back of Mr.. Bryan,s
head? Does he desire one, and by mis-
course is he deliberately contributing to
the producing of one? Given deadlock,
and a platform carrying the essential fea-
lures of Organism. and the fourth nomi-
nation of the peerless leader will loom
large on the conventions horizon.
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has doubtless been deplored by every
observer
The lesson to be drawn from the am
bassador's remarks is that there Is lack
of initiative on the part Of those VINO are
by the Constitution charged with the
duty of legislating for the District OF Co
lumbia. They are busy, of course.
with other matters. but they are con-
stantly going back and forth through the
District and they must see the things
that need to be done as plainly as any
citizen or any visitor. Probably they in
dividually deplore the conditions that SO
unpleasantly affect the critical tourist
and the generous admirer OF the city. but
they are not disposed to push broad
constructive program for the development
of Washington upon an equitable imam
cial basis. Given the right beginning,
with regard for two vital principles, the
half-and-half provision of the organic
act and the necessity to admit posterlty
to a share in the expense of permanent
improv ements. and the District will very
soon show as capital eliciting nothing
but praise from the most discriminating
observer.
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Mr.. Bryan and q Deadlock

Il is a mistake TO say. as some news
papers are doing, that Mr. Bryan will NOT
run for President again. No declaration
by him warrants any such positive as
sertion. He has not gone beyond the an
nouncement that he is not, and will NOT
become. candidate for the Baltimore
nomination. That is to say, he is not so.
lieiting. and will not solicit. votes for
that honor.
But can there be the slightest doubt of
HIS action II the Baltimore convention,
after accepting q platform from him and
his friends. turns to him as q Moses to
break deadlock? Certainly not. IL such
situation arises. Mr.. Bryan will run
for President again. and be mighty glad
Of the chance.
Now. as to the prospects Of a deadlock,
and Mr.. Bryan's part In the equation.
He Is not an insincere man. but being
politician is at times a BIT flrtatious.
Receiving as he does compliments and at
tentions from many sources, he must. and
does. show appreciation Of them. This
leads him to say pleasant things and dis.
tribute smiles right and left The belle
Of the ball has much to consider In prac-
ticing the art Of graciousness.
Some time ago Mr.. Bryan said pleasant
things Of Mr.. Folk. and the corporal's
guard booming Mr.. Folk for President
chimed that he was the Bryan candidate.
or course he was not. and his candi-
dacy has now turned It's toes up to the
daisies.
MI Bryan has exchanged compliments
with Gov Wilson. and these have been
used to the lattsr's advantage in the
west and his. disadvantage in the east.
But Gov, Wilson is not Mr.. Bryan's
choice for the Baltimore nomination.
Mr. Brylf does. and should. admire
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The Greatest on Earth.

What no. Mr.. Voter! Again We are here
Gather round one and all and approach
without fear!
The wonders Wen show of this worl'
big and wide
When Time draws the curtain to let yol
inside.
The collection of marvels-to view
make haste
There are features appealing to ever.
mans taste
The mild dove of peace known to ever,
Is perched on the latest, most terribl,
The eagle will scream and the donke,
will kick,
And the elephant wise will do many 1
trick,
While dignihed ringmasters walk up ant
And others appear in the garb of thu
clown. z
The fashioned band wagon swings
into view.
In glitter1ng splendor all silded anew.
Instructive and moral you'll find thu
great show!
Again We are here! Mr.. Voter, what no.