The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-04-29
Statesmen, Real and Near.
By FRED C. KELLY.

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the next day the lawyers had brought in
some more veighty authorities, and the
argr,r,ents continued for another hour
| Al the end of that time Garrison decided
in favor 81 the plaintIr. holding that tie
witness should be permitted TO tell what
he knew
The attorney for the plaintiff repeated
his ouestIon.
| DO YOU know anything at all about
the relations between Mrs. Won Doe and
Mr. Rowe"
| Shor,I, .f,s- he entered the Cabinet,
| Icsa,bus Daniels seated in the large
sDac;ous office of the Secretary Of the
| NAVY With its trimmings of blue and red
"a Ill, i,s baIdsome ornaments con-
sjstirq Of costly models Of battleships in
gIass cases and its
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Itence would have ended up II il had
ia IN cornIete its life work, Daniels
vas handel a telegram. The message
,,,s fror, the editor Of the newspaper
! DspisIs GUMS down in North Carolina and
Re d.sirs5 10 have Daniels wire him what
On do on a certain matter of business
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| Former Vice President Charles Warren
| Fairbanks used to carry four or five diff
ferent hats when he went on a campaign
tour to speak from the rear end Of a
train.
/ In cities where the populace was Of a
Cr re-, man in a high hat, and would be
| disgruntled IL he wore anything else.
! FAIRBANKS made good in fine expensive
siIL hat In smaller cities he wore a
| neat hut conservative gray Alpine affair.
and through the rural districts an old
Observation-Disclosures crush hat. BY having
| a different kind of hat for every kind
Of locality. he always fitted into the pic
7 ture satisfactorily without the annoyance
of changing the rest of his clothes.
| Just before the currency bill was pass
ed. certain New York banker desired
to have brief conference" as he ex-
pressed il. with the President senators
who were helping frame the legislation
were in frequent consultation with me
! President tneD. ana SNtH 4ltl'lS 81 titAS