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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-22
CRuCE REPLIES TO PRINTER

Oklahoma City. Okla, Nov, 2l--
Governor Cruce today replied TO the
letter OF state Printer Farrs, who
objected to the portion OF the COVER
nors message advocating abofshment
of the state printing department., and
says that he will be glad to peruse the
special report on the printers work
as soon as it may be furnished.
The governor says his statement
was to the effect that the state board
Of affairs could have the printing
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(The Leader Is not responsible iof
contributions appearing under TINS
head. Anonymous communications
win not be printed. The real name
of the contributor must be gwen
not necessarily for publication, but
as an evidence OF good faith
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GRANTED INSURANCE
AFTER LUNG TROUBLE

There ara 10 many caseAsof %onSnnsp
ZION rcparted where the dFalls Sho>v we
discpse started with a aHowys,rts couhi',
Thar ID rs really suiprisng thal p1vp,s.
are not more anxious to ignehiatelV
stop these apparently minor sroppio~s
our advice * rstop the cough or cold, y
possible. without delav O-herwlSe
moro serious troubles are likely TO roI-
low. If thn medicines -gou are now tak-
iag do not bring relief Icy Ecknahs
Aiterative as this maifa did:
927 r'ean 81. BrQollyn. n,
"denilemen am avlpe Eoq naoE
Nh nv mif MA MA soH tne hsiSss| { ~ JBsNA
sufferfng from any Similar rouhles.
"Abont q year and q half ago noticed
that my hnalth was rapidly failing, nntii
az the end OF six months my weight nsu
fallen to l29 pounds | wsts troubled with
night swcats a sewers cough and Was
very we1N having IN fact absolutely no
ambition whatever About his time L
consulted 81 physieiais VINO toid me ny
lungs wore affected MOI satisfied,
went 80 another doefef who after ex
aminng me Naid that was in the flrSt
stagaa of consumption AZ this point
started tD clise Echman's Alterafiye. The
IN sht sWefNs stODped amOat immedlate-
IN my cough became lgoscr and gradu-
ALLY disa9pcerDd. Mn Mei2ht n nuw l42
pounds ana my physician llis pronomced
me perfectly sound which together with
the fact that / have been accepted by
two different insurance companies for in
slrlnce maltes mo sure Of my entire re-
coyery by Echmans Alternative. Lssh0uld
hc verg glad To- communicate with any
ono who would be Interested IN my cas-.
(, .isokrr,us Alternative IsAeffes,tve In
Rr1reh.ue. Asthma. ilay Fever Throat
and Lung Troubles and ln upbuildhg the
system Docs not contain polsona OPT
atcs or habit-forminE drugs For sale py
owl Drug Store and othol, leading drug
glsts Asl, f0t Booklet telling Of recov-
ories and write to Ec1mau Laboratory
Philadelphia Fa. for additional evidence.
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Put a porous plaster on the chest
and take a good cough syrup internal
ly if you would treat severe case OF
sore lungs properly. Get the dollar
size BALLARD's HOREHOUND sYR-
UP. With each bottle therei a free
HERRICK'S RED PEPPER POROUS
PLASTER for tho chest Sold by Owl
Drug Store.
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brand the state committee would
take him by the nilpe Of the heck
and throw him ont.
j. c. JAMESON.
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Letters to
DR.. kiLmer G. Co,
Binqhamton, NJ. Y.
Prove What SWampARoot viii Do
NnH

For You.
Send to Dr. Xilmer & Co, Bing
namton, N. Y, for a sample bottle.
It will convince anyone. You win
also receive a booklet of valuable in
formation. telling all about the kid
neys aRd bladder When writing,
be SURE ana mention the Guthrie Daily
Leader. Regular fifty-cent and one
dollar size bottles for sale at all
drug etorpg ADV
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done as cheaply as the state printer,
but if this is not true, he says he
would he glad to know of it.
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One person have TO make good
sIysclf.- Robert Louis Stevenson
--.-.
You are halfway there when You
Know whore you want TO go llohert
Whitaker.
VII you want knowledge, You mast
ioil for ~ and = pleasure. YOU must
foil for H. Toll is the law, iusldn
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COMMUNICATIONS.

. /: MMMMm n u u n g.H & n /
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publican party were the main factors
in the glorious results, and Chairman
Earrlll ought not claim all the glory
and assume rnwarranted powers.
The effect OF the chairman's position
ls, chat # the President should want
to appoint an Oklahoma Democrat
who id not bear the ch2irman's
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-01
Los CERTIFICADOs DE SALUD

En- el mes que fnalizo aver Sc han des-
pachado en- la oficina de sanidad esta-
blecida en- el Palacio Rojo mil trescientos
certifcados de sanidad para empleados
del comercio, barberos, panaderos, etc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-01
FL proceso de la peste

sus trabajos. De Ponce Sc envla diaria-
mente los efectos necesarios; y ell aqua
para beber los vecinos de Penuelas 81
que llevandose del rio 'Tallaboa Alta -
COntestandO a varias preguntas de 81
Sc permiten no las cercas en- las casaS
de los barrios de San Juan, dijo ell Di-
rector de Sandal que 81, que el permite
que Sc construyan siempre que elias no
sirvan, de guaridas de ratas reglamen-
tando la construction de cercas, publ
care manana una circular
Hace varios dias,-termin6 diciendo-
no Sc ha encontrado ninguna rata infes
tada, clio demuestra que la epidemia
en- esos roedores va disminuyendo La
epidemia de la peste bub6nica Sc mani
fiesta primero en- las ratas, despues en-
las ratas y las personas y fnalmente so
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-01
A DOWNRIGHT INSULT

come within the reach of certain Amer
leans, and as long as this shall last, we
consider it a cruelty and an injustice
that those selfsame Americans who en-
JOY all sorts of privileges and advant-
ages should be throwing out diatribe
and insults with the sole object of jer-
ing at those at whose expense they live
and get rich.
Give (to any one of those who have
suffered the effects of the plague) the
salary drawn by an American carpet
Dagger, however little this salary may
be, and that Porto Rican will live as
decently and as hygienically, with those
two baths each day all this kerosene Mr.
and Mrs. Lowell wrote about in their
letter.
And if any should doubt whether
our statements are true let us see how
many natives, either quite well or to-
lerably well provided against have
been an easy mark to the plague
U'ncleanliness is not the patrimony
of any people; it is another calamity
that falls to the lot of the exceedingly
for in all countries
There are filthy and unsightly people
in New York City, in Paris, in London
and in Madrid and, for that matter, in
all large and small cities in the. but it
occurs to nobody to quote this humble
group, measure the rest of society all
in one bunch and classifying it as filthy.
The more fate Of having to live in
unclean surroundings suppoSes a con
dition which by no means takes in the
bureaucratS with all the privileges in
henent to their political standing.
Says the imprudent letter of the No
wells None Of the Americans have been
stricken with the plague 1t is quite
i'll line for them to make any such stat
emeat. bd; let chem beware lest things
come to worst But without letting
any sense Of personal pride dazzle their
eyes, or allowing their racial instincts to
make them insolent, it is fitting that
these priviledged ones realize that those
who do not enjoy such privileges have
made provisions, however swall that
way by. for their welfare, an this alone
suffices to enable them to keep clean and
have comfortable living quarters free
from the shackles of the pest
Least of all paying favors with insults
is not characteristic of good breeding
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-01
La colonia vascongada

Para celebrar la fiesta de San Igna-
clio de Loyola, Patron de las provincias
vascongadas, la colonia residente en- esta
isla ha organizado algunos actos impor-
tantes que han de llevarse a efecto ell
pr6ximo domingo 4 de agosto.
En- la Capilla de la Conception de las
Sielvas de Maria, Sc dira una misa can
tada toda orquesta.
Predicara ell elocuente orador sagrado
r. P Rafael Carmona de la compania de
JESUS y Sc cantara la marcia de San
lgnacio, en- vazcuence y en- castellano
A las doce, los miembros de La colonia
vasca sc reuniran EN- un banquete Ell
el Hotel Inglaterra.
A dichos actos, hemos sido atentamen-
te invitados, 10 que agradecemos pro-
fundamente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-01
Un auto de Mandamus
contra el Attorney

Hace algunas semanas la Liga de
Libre-pensadores envi0 sus articulos de
incorporation al Secretario de Puerto
Rico para que fuesen inscritos de acuer-
do con la ley.
Ell sefior Carrel contesto la Directi-
va de la Liga diciendole que habla con-
sultado ell asunto con ell Attorney Gene
raj, Lcdo. W. III. Pitkin, y que estaba
dispuesto a inscribir los articulos de
incorporation siempre que la Liga ex-
cluyese estos
G) "Trabaiar por la promulgaci6n
de leyes que hagan del matrimonio ci-
VII la 1nica forma legal de contraerlo.
(2) Y que prohiban la practica de ac-
tos de culto religioso en- la via p1bi-
ca.
Sc funda ell Secretario de Puerto Ri
co en- una opinion del Attorney, muy
juiciosa, que dice, entire otras cosas, 10
siguiente
La expression matrimonio civil que
Sc usa en- ell parrafo f de la clausula
cuarta arriba copiada, entiendo que Sc
refiere a los matrimonios solemnizados
por funcionarios civiles para distin-
guirlos de los solemnizados por Sacer-
dotes y Ministries del Evangelio.
"Nuestras tradiciones imparten So
lemnidad cierto grado de santidad a
las ceremonias del matrimonio cele-
bradas por dignatarios de la iglesia, y
creo que todo 10 que tienda a quitarles
esta solemnidad y santidad, que ten
da directa o indirectamente disminuir
la santidad de la relaci6n matrimonial
cOnstituye un peligro para ell mejor in
teres de la Sociedad. -
FL Attorney basa SUI opinion, ademas,
en- esta clausula del Tratado de Pa
rls, entire Espana y los Estados Unidos,
frmado ell diez de diciembre del ano mil
ochocientos noventa y ocho:
Los habitantes de los territories cu-
|ya soberania Espana renuncia cede,
tendran asegurado ell libre ejercicio de
su religion. .
La Directiva de los Libre- pensadores
EN- la ultima session celebrada ha acor-
dado interponer un Auto de Mandamus
contra ell Attorney General compelien-
dole que ell Secretario de Puerto Rico
inscriba todos los articulos de incorpo-
racion de la Liga.
FL Mandamus ha de verse ante Ell
Juez de la Corte de Distrito, secci6n
primera, Lcdo don Felix C6rdova Da-
villa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-01
Nuestro editorial
en- Ingles

Un amigo del BOLETIN, que posee
acknowledgements ell idioma ingles, un
caballero extranjero que reside en- la
Isla y goza aqui de grandes simpatias,
nos ha hecho una traduccion del artfcu-
10, Una ofensa gratuita que publicamos
ell lunes y que nos ha Waldo incontables
felicitaciones.
Por deferencia a la labor de nuestro
buen amigo para que nuestra protesta
tenga mayor resonancia publicamos en-
la columna editorial la excelente ira
duccion de Una ofensa gratuita.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-01
10 QUE DICE Ell DIR. LIPPIT

FL Director de Sanidad, que regreso
hoy de su segundo viaje a Penuelas,
manifesto hoy los periodistas que en-
aquel pueblo Sc esta trabajando muy
bien en- la extinction de la epidemia de
fiebre tifoidea
Hace cuatro cinco dias-dijo- no
han habido ALI ning1n nuevo case de
titus, aunque este no quiere decir pre-
cisamente que na Sc presente ningun
otro, pues es sabido que el periodic de
incubaci0n de esa enfermedad dura de
ounce treinta dias Los efectos que sc
enviaron de aquf va han sido instalados
en- la EsctIela habilitada para Hospital,
y en- ell Hospital del Mmnicipio ALI
existente. Las nurses han @mpezado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-01
Fl regreso del
Gobernador Cotton

Ell Gobernador Cotton ha cablegrafa-
do al senior Carrel comunicandole que en-
vez de salir ell sabado, 3 del corriente CO.
mo va habia avisado, permanecera en-
Washington, instancias del Presidente,
| semana mas para ocuparse en- 10 refe-
rente al proyecto de ley sobre ciudada-
MIA y otros asuntos de interes para Pto.
Rico
Los dos hijos del gobernador embar-
caran para Puerto Rico ell dia 3.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-01
Fl juicio contra
el senior Labrador

Aver, a las dos media de la tarde, Sc
empez0 a celebrar en- la Corte Munici-
pal el juicio seguido contra d. Jose La
brador, Marshal de la C0rte de Distrito,
quien Sc acusaba de haber acometido
y agredido a la anciana Elena Cuevas
FL juez senor Gaetan Barbosa, des-
pues de analizar la prueba de cargo,
toda contradictoria, y la de descargo,
conteste toda en- que ell seflor Labrador
no agredi6 la sefiora Cuevas, absolvio
al acusado del delito que Sc lie imputaba.
Defendi6 al senior Labrador ell licen-
ciado Martinez Davila.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-01
Un conato de incendio

A las diez de la manana de hoy ocu-
rri6 I'm conato de incendio en- la casa
numero sesenta y tres de la calle de
la Luna, en- la habitaci6n donde reside
dona Rosalia Torres. Esta seflora Sc
fu6 de compras dejando una vela encen-
dida en- una rinconera de su habitaci6n;
la vela fue consumiendosen POGO POGO
cuando va estaba la llama cerca de la
MADEIRA, esta Sc incendi6. Los vecinos
dieron la voz de alarma inmediatamen-
tie acudieron los bomberos quienes logra-
ron extinguir facilmente ell incendio.
No hubo pendidas de consideration.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-01
En- vacaciones

Aver ha conclude ell termino judicial
del ano fiscal de mil novecientos once
a mil noyecientos doce en- la Corte de
Distrito, Secci6n Seglnda.
La Corte ha empezado hoy sus dos
meses de vacaciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-01

RATAS ENAMINADAS EN- Ell OLA |
DE AGOSTO DE 1912
San Juan, 4S Puerta de TERRA, 81 ;
Santrce, 46; Manati, 2; Yauco, 2; Are
cibo, II; Moca, 4; Aguadilla, s.
Total, 143
ESPECIES DE RATAS:
Mus Norvegicus, l1S; Mus Rattus, II
Mus Alexandrinus, 13; Mus Musculus,
rs.
Total, 21o
Ninguna estaba infectada.
RESUMEN DE Los INFORMES DIA-
RIOS.
Agosto /, 1912
Total de casos positivos hasta hoy,
10.
ANuevos casos positivos, O.
Ratas cogidas hoy, 100 ratones
Ratas examinadas hoy, 218
Ratas que dieron un resultado posi-
tivo, O.
Nuevos casos sospechosos o.
Total de defrnciones hasta hoy. 90.
(Contin1a en- la pagina 1O.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-01
INFORME OFFICIAL.
Al Hon. Gobernador de P. r.

San Juan, p r.
Senior -
Tengo ell honor de communicable que
durante las "a horas que terminan ell
dia primero de Agosto de 1912 las
ocho de la manana no he recibido parte
de ning1n case sospechoso.
Julio Hoeb sc halla en- estado de con-
valecencia.
Candida Guerrero contin1a sin fiebre
y bastante bien.
Jovita Rosario Y Segunda Serrano
Cintr6n Sc hallan en- estado de conva-
lecencia y no necesitan va asistencia
medica.
Aver fueron vacunadas 304 personals
en- San Juan, Puerta de TERRA San.
turce
Respetuosamente,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-01
Translated from an article published
in Ell BOLETIN. july, 20 inst.)

We shall here give the English of
bit of news published in the Evening
Times of Grand Forks, n d.. with re-
ference to the bubonic plague in Porto
Rico.
Then for the sake of clearness we
shall translate into Spanish the article
in question; and to which we have ne
cessarily had to add few remarks:
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Lowell, former
Grand Forks residents, now in San
turce, Porto Rico. in letter to Mrs
f. O. Lowell of this city, tell Of their
fight against the bubonic plague, which
is raging among the natives in that
country Cleanliness is the keynote in
the campaign against the disease
and regarding the methods employed,
Mrs Lowell writes as follows:
No doubt you have heard about the
bubonic plague breaking out here Well
it ism t nearly as bad as they make it
out, but Of course we have to be very
careful and take bath every II hours
with carbohc soap and the floors are all
covered with kerosene for the fieas are
the carrying medium of the disease.
A person lives only six hours after con-
tracing the plague, but so far none of
the Americans have been stricken, but
the natives are naturally very dirty
and afraid of water. -
1t seems that, when written, the letter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell had no other
object than to arrive at this injurious
and unjust conclusion: The Americans
have nothing to fear Of tle Ou5onic
plague; but the natives have, because
they are naturally very filthy, and are
very much afraid of water.
Should the natives live yes all of
them including the unfortunate ones
among whom the plague has made vic
Tins in the style enjoyed by the
Americans ip Porto Rico, they most
certainly would no suffer the brunt of
infection.
But it is no possible to provide those
poor people, which the plague has
scourged, with the fat salaries and pre-
bendes (look up this word that have
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-01
A v / so

Ri senior Consul dominicano partici-
pa al pnblico, que ha trasladado la Ofici-
ma del consulado la ealle de la Fortale-
"a No. 54, altos, esquina a Tanca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-01

10 en- las personas cuando va acabandose
la infection en- las ratas. Yo creo pues,
que ell peligro va desapareciendo.
Ell doctor Lippitt ira manana Ma
yaguez, deteniendose primero algunas
horaS en- Penuelas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-01
CAMBIO DE SERVICIO.

Ell inspector Juan Lozada que estaba
trabajando en- las extinction de las ratas
ha sido trasladado al servicio de extin-
cion de mosquitoes.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-04-05
BETTER THAN SEED

Congressman Slemp and Swanson
are sending out the usual packages
of garden seed to their constituents in
this section, which reminds us al!
that these gentlemen will be cand-
dates for reelection to Congress. If
these good Congr essmen will give the
people legislation instead of garden
seed they will stand better show of
reelection. Legislation is a better
"puller" than garden seed every
time. This free seed distribution is a
notorious and scandalous form of
graft, anyway, by which many Con-
gressmen seek to buy the favor of
ignorant farmers. The taxpayers
pay for every package of these So
called free" seed, which are gener-
ally worthless and very seldom paint
ed.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-04-05
TWO PAPERS ENOUGH

Speaking of farm papers, n good
farmer remarked the other day, that
he believed it would be best to take
and read only about two good papers.
He said he subscribed to half dozen,
and so many views, suggestions, etc,
and differences of opinion. got him
mixed up and confused, and he re.
tanned little of what he read. There
Is something in this. However
many men of many minds" present
different views. and every question
should be looked at from more thar
one point of view.
Every farmer should have scrar
book, and clip out such valuable sug
ges tions. remedies for sick stock
analy lses of fertilizers, ETC., as strik,
him. He will want to know lust thu
thing he remembers reading but ha
forgotten, and doesn't know where e
find it. This method will help to Fl,
in the mind what is read in the agri
cultural papers. BY all means, rea,
and keep on reading.
This paper is for Parcels Post first
last and all the time, for one goo,
reason if no other, namely: The far
mers and country people, almost to
man, want it, and what the people
want and need the people shout,
have, and that ends it. Discussion
should cease.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-04-05

known that Mr.. Bryan criticized Mr..
Martin very freely when he, Senator
Martin) was elected as leader of the
Democrats in the Senate. MIR. Bryan
is for Wilson for President, and
against Mr.. Harmon. Is Senator
Martin trying to influence Virginia
Democrats against Mr.. Bryan's candi-
date? Is this the meaning of Mr..
Martins opposition to Wilson senti-
ment in Virginia? We would not i'm
pute wrong motives to or impugn the
good motives of Mr.. Martin, or any
other man, but the conduct of Senator
Martin is open to this Interpretation
under the circumstances. In our judg-
ment Mr.. Martin or any other man,
cannot more directly contribute to the
defaet of the Democratic candidate
next November than to encourage
Harmon sentiment or to discourage
Wilson sen timent in Virginia and the
country at large. The rank and file of
Virginia Democrats will resent any
fight made against so good and great
Democrats as Mr.. Bryan, Champ
Clark and Woodrow Wilson.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-04-05
INSTRUCTED DELEGATION.

Just how far Senator Martin will
be able to have an uninstructed dele
CATION sent to Baltimore from thi.
State cannot, of course, be known.
Mr.. Werth said in his communication
last week that no doubt Mr.. Martin
has written hundreds and thousands
OF letters to people all over the State
advising and urging Democrats how
to send delegates to the convention. -
OF course, Mr.. Martin has the right
the same as any other Democrat, to
his opinion, and to advise when ask
ed. but. as Mr.. Werth says, he
should not take advantage of his
Office as Senator to pull the politics
of the State his way, Circumstances
tend to make Senator Martins con-
duct in advising against instruction
look just alittle Suspicious, in the
minds of some people. 1t is well
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-04-05
STRANGE BED-FELLOWS

According to circular, unsigned,
sent out from Washington to the
newspapers, marked Especial" Mr..
Champ Clark is Gin cahoot' with
several heretofore undesirable clti.
zens," viz: Senator Pettigrew, rof
South Dakota, a supporter of the in
iquitous Force Bill, of several years.
MIR Pettigrew. lifelong Republi-
can, is in charge of the Calrk head
quarters IN Washington. Ex-senator
Dubois. of Idaho, another life long
Republican, Geo. Fred Williams, of
Massach usetts, and back of them all
is William II. Hearst This is a sus.
picious gang to be managing the
campaign of n Democratic candidate,
Have they been convicted, converted
and reformed? Have they determined
to leone out from among them" ant
be new men? If so, then all right.
shows that Champ is turning the
enemies guns against their owl
ranks. But, the gift-bearing Greek:
will bear watching. Mr.. Bryan ha
ofactories trained to discover politi
cal rottenness, and if the above char
ges are true he will probably b
heard from, as he is said to be no
opposed to Mr.. Clark candidacy.