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HERE'S THE REMAINDER
OF WHITMANS LETTER
In the Missive to Duell He Urged Fusion Ticket to
Take the State Out of Partisan
Control.

SrLsc. - Az - The ,oNow.re y
.ae pot; or of ~. Whitman. Duel Letter
10; sdu.;;eu today r evidence II the
:r.a' O.: ssr-e.s lhe suit aeains; Col
Eansev..s
pel,l, that o tuso- aghi car Ne
81, conducted 'hAt Ne can elec; 10
.ri,o-;..; Once espJns!b.e men
who's, ep1:a;ious guarantee TIA; ;ae
crea; departments 81 this state will
- taken oJt ~ po';.cs. and partisan
eoa;-o.
A;houE. have been = pablo OF
cer good many ,es-s aaG have had
- peI.Ta. NAY knowledge @: pub
Hr aftai-s ! nlys.: had never real
ls-l urt4 trough; MO close contact
MIN them Aur.rc the as; Few months
TIE tremendous powers eNe!tI sd by
various state ofhce-s o: whom IN.
publc hes- N.:le
bencve ina; the eies; o. o. a o1a,-
peter; ard nome, STATE Eug.aee- =
A.mos' - .npo-tAn; 20 the people NJ.
'sis stale - = rhe election q: ~
Governor
There are va; powers exercised BY
;Ae S:s;e Superintendent % Public
works by he Coup;-o by she
A--o-nel General. ~ the Secr-;ary .:
STATE ard ever ~ N. Liel;enaU.-
Governor at ofHce- Nhose duties are
generally -cga reed as o. 10 very great
Importance own 20 she fast ;Nat
- these nc.uicerts 3, a. members c,
va-ious boards ard commissions and
3 have beer impressed during the ~
,eS;.Ca'iou which has ceer CARED o.
under -ry direction ~ ne t-trnen ious
influence = aG cort-aI ove' State affairs
eXerc sed by ;Aese Officers. s,r-ns- er.
;i-ely without she knowledge o. -.
puaHc se-e-allv
~ course ;Ht selection q re -cN.
sns q! man Cor C;ovt-ro- - :--
ro-;A-L although aoue' = ere az
rr!-is:-a:.o5 - ire state Erg ree-'s
depa-tr7er: ass sve- r-r-e i-co-77e-
;t-.. }. indeed - uss no. more cor
-E0'. thar i vas during the FRS.
.e--- =. GOV Flc5es. Vho. Q. e-u-sA.
hsi 70 6!-cc; control ove- deps-.-
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IN FINE FORM
FOR HIS FINAL STAND

The Colonel vas ir tN,-iIen; trlal
when ne TOOK the stand a; 10 o'clock
THIS morning and showed not IA. slight
est indication Of Ia. strain o. seven
days or the stand II, had ab1u: Wu-r
90; four .ayye-s, Two G.: as oSr ana
.wo u NJ BAfu-s's. but he looked
as z ne was Jus; beginning 10 testify.
Mr. lvins complained Q. weakened
vocal cords. but the Colone. laugh-1
callN as he salc as voice was - strong
as ever and good FOR unlimited wear.
NJ Bowers resumed the worh % r.
G!rec: examination ~ ASKING the Colo
mel what he had meant when ne wrote
20 Mr Plat saying ne was Ve-y GLAD
seth Low had consented 70 meet PAX;
in New YORK CITY III. Colonel eA-
planned read ~.
- There had been some correspond
ence here concerning your asking NJ
Plat sn3 Mr. Low TO meet you ~ din
ner you may tell what }. w4s about
A IN the fall % 1901 after J became
President. J became ANXIOUS mat >ttG
Low. who was known a. AZ independent
Republican and VINO had run a. me
citizens candidate. should be Ia touch
,e-Ins that ] was--that he should con-
sui; with NJ. Plat; freely - tina; The
organization. which has con;- huirc a
very handsome percentage %! the tO;a!
votes and elected Nj Low, should not
teel that j. was neglected and over
looked And for that purpose ] Was
bringing about a meeting between Nj
Low ana Mi Plat ard GOV pdeN.
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BRIDGE FIRES LAID 10 GLRMAN
Vancouver Thinks They Were Set
in PevenEe-Two Arrests.

vAscovvrE & {. April .s-TNo
!. hr.s ore % which destroyed the Con-
= lgf; o. 5se causing a loss % 5000
900. 80 ne other damaging TIE Gran
'-.'s o-1ss to-day are believes here TO
ave beer ssi by German synpathlIers
Tar-szu1s Of persons on their way 70
rcf- at 20. the fires.
The opposed lucendlsTlsm followed
T.--.y 20 Governments determination
70 -'e ~ detention camps all citizens
%. '--,'.es - ssr with the Allies
~ u ,rtrr. 1er: Germans were arrested
i- -t,---p.l ana charged with high
rsa-cr e. celebrating the slaughter OF
's1s- l- :yooTe arOuD3 Yprss
S1fraTt as out for IN. arrest O.:
i. te-o- EoH-asi Won LuttV7z, sad 70 Ice =
'rt.a'V' - The German Kaiser.
TIE -.s- - custody denied they were
otslre-.'g ne defeat Of the Canadians
a'o claimed they were only holding q
mousse rafty TUESDAY night
70 wig the recent slaughter OF Ca
Ia1.4rs p the allied armies fighting y
p Z -w re Vancouver Germans held a
OF ,'.et-a-.on az Point Grey, a suburb.
o. -a--s s. p. En-
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SUBMARINE
DENIAL QUESTIONED
Peace Institute Head says
Narships Are BEING
Built Here.
.AW BACKS Up STEEL MAN

Y Charles NJ Schwab asserts in reply
C. 4 Meanss charge that he has
ypker his promise 20 W. J Bryan not
!, hu 10 submarines for Britain. ina; ne
a.. Kept i and - building no sub
|rs-.nes IN this country. then Charles NJ
|s,rvah q 8 master Of the niceties Of
lie English language SO SAID MI
|NeAns to . SuN reporter yesterday and
|ven; OF 10 discuss exactly what The
uord building means
l supposlne d man builds all the varl-
lsss parts Of a submarine, with the ex-
|,.qaon Of a propeller OF couple o.
lives OF something equally Important
SHIPS hem labelled ''machinery' into
Canada and there assembled them and
adds foreign manufactured propeller OF
rves, can ne be said 10 have built that
Submarine here or in Canada Mr.
Means holds thai he has built IL IN
America, Nj. Schvab that il is built IN
|CAnAdA-and j: may lie. a. Nj. Means
frankly admits, that the lAp'will uphold
b IN. In which case M Means will en-
-ely agree with the contention 81
|N- Bundle that the Law is Has
q, the facts concerning the building
10 parts In this country Mr. Means says
shere ~ no dOGbt Whatever. and pro-
'Dces a handbag stuffed with documents
L. support OF them, a. well a. supplying
IL, names Of a number Of artifcers
FROM Brooklyn. Chicago and elsewhere
|vho were taken 10 the Nickers plan; in
or.reAl to pu; the parts together In
|sdertally, he says tina; when passing
he frontier these men were instructed
70 describe themselves as of British
nationality. either with the idea Of
aroidinr immigration troubles OF 70 have
on. hold upon them az having said IN.
hing tina; was not. Many % them have
,now returned TO their homes and are
rady 20 give evidence II required.
M Means. who il from North Caro-
ma. is anxious to dispel the idea tina;
he Peace Institute Of the United
sA;es" which he represents. Is in any
way ir favor OF the Germans Per
sgnSlly ne Is In sympathy with the caus.
q the Allies. officially ms society is to-
AMERICA and America only.
The authorities of the Bethlehem Steel
Works refused yesterday TO discuss the
natter further e1cep; 10 rei;erate MIR
schwabe statement that they have
broken no neutrality laws and tha; the
Government; is satisfied on the point;
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steel N-rger Explained.

"t' H'- -" me JAY HD'si NIX
matte \ ~. ne Me!F-' loon
pace '"E UNDERSTANDINGS VA '"Ai me
tennessee 'oA' ana +7o" COMPANY was
- Ns"A max X VS. No' . competitor
u" S'rt. ro'P'TA| Oh a. 'ha' '''h' "a
IN 'he Ee.sH ''i HoI1 ~ ~ PEI cent -
We .''A' output me tennessee GA
ana iron ton'pai'l controlled ABOUT one
.- nlte,'e.''lS per oeH' OF TIE output
nc H.Tt' C'.i'vr""vn prGpo''!"' SUP
eE-t"', S"uN s.eaa'.! E"'., u Va oh.r
~ ~. 20. s''a- O. o. P-'
Q, we ,o'S. ol'I'I --.-..
20 a, - 80 o'
- pa..' - ..e "Lo'r nnaANl".
-. .. vi" ,CH,,'! va l','e. ~
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INV Was hostile &C. devru' and eNlpeul
-"N' linen ana tnai tl" time had come
&C. .N'-ih:oN the bi-pari san system .ue,
fep'rscnicI "a. said also that man
mus; De placed .u AihAuN who would
cut oI' the Whoie mass @: existing cor.
'hp'i"it A. read to-day N coui' o
sounded boz - strong as the Co.ouels
Answering st.temeut u. the sam. date
the statement on which ne - Nein, sued
ina; finished the redirect examination
Tor .hc time being and Nj WINS 60;
VI bfisklN 10 finIsh the reVross-eNAn.na-
Ton tie wanted 10 know why Col
Roosevelt. while Governor consulted
senator Plat; about appointments or the
cons;i;unouALtN Of Questions when he
Governor had IN his Ai;o,ney-tst0eia q
legally constituted adviser But :he
Colon, could not remember much about
the "details of procedure % ;huse DAYS
Mr.. WINS was irNiug TO rag on.
that CO. koIseye!' iIdr'; always consul.
flaii TO- the purpose q .nf - -n.-
aiiNe action ir the Legislature
- 81 july ! 1883 YOU wrote So.
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Harvester inquir,

. would Ike you 90 EEL ;ne j.ry
what you cid concerning he HarV-sie-
COMPANY s 1Ad an investigation.
y the Harvester company made hN ~.
bureau 81 corporations. which reported
10 me that - con1ug, NNs entirely
proper
Z VIA, Z suytn.ae. was done du-.
~ rcar Administration concerning IA.
IN Fou; Powder COMPANY" 4 Pro
-eed.rss acre undertake. gains; ~,
h3 fol; PoWae' COMPANY uy my o-der
u 1907
= A. 70 he United >ha;-s S,eel ON.
pany. what. Z ANYTHING. WAS done lu,-
nc Your adm -ulstyat4oDr 4 A. n
Ne>t-sa'son wAs started. ~: - 10;
finished u1,I after lsfi = P--sl-
u-uCy
. was here am action o-suga: dur
& you Administration SEa.gs; tie
Standard on Company \ Their vas
In summing ~ NJ Bowers asked The
witness:
Nj Kooseve.. w.. your action o.
yooI iaaCiloa recording any % hes.
'orporai .oas 4bou' which You were Ques-
to.e4 Affected D. anything whAtspeve-
eAotP; ~h~; yoa believed 'o %. yo.-
puhAe. Gu;N
ABSOLUTELY 10, '-pn-.. the Co.on.,
with 81. possible emphasis a3, palm
,.sppls iht Justices d"sh IS Jaw
'a'r.y shooting out.
J, vAs a matter ~ CON me- ,t- otne-
la, t.A: NJ lN.ls did ~, press h.
concerning Pes 5eN, soas--
Nel;'s ApproN2, - he s,-el t:ust-T (
4 J d,al NJ. Bower, foSey.-.
brought .p tie MATE: IN come .t.ou
with The general assertion that he
Coionv At'it-Ge ;oward al h.s bus e
ness had beer above reproac-.
=. y w. IS TO the Tennessee Goa, ard
lion and tie Iuitel Si-t-> >iee. TUE
That j. wha; ! have forgotten think
YOU we've asked about that cues lon o.
their beng c1Glue;l'uEs" A. Yes
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CEwAB KEEPS HIS PLEDGE.
government O6cials Deny Tbri Ne
Has Violated Neutrality.

WssHINGToS. April - Despite 70
Y@si-d assertions in quarters officially
representative Of Germany or friendly to
ID. German cause that submarine parts
are being made IN this country for assem-
BY in Canada. oficisls here declare tina,
10 evidence Of such operations has been
obain-d by any department OF the Gov
.rumeni
rot - months the State ana NAVY de-
Isumeni- have had this question before
i5,rr Mr. BRYAN has Charles NJ ScnWsb'-
Dedse hat he will not build. M tn. plsints
,pn'rc!i"d Toy him, sLy submarines TO be
3eAy ercd to the Allies curing the wsr
II : -ald II Official quar- en- that not hing
~ bcru Eoduc-d 10 show that tins pied &c
beng violated. Since the pieice Wa
ayel the state ana Navy depa tmef4j,
asNe frequently renewed INQUIRIES into the
Sius'ion and have found that the pledge
sss being kept.
secT -tsry Daniels sAic to-day that he
ssd 10 evidence before him IN subs,sntia-
, iob Of the charges made
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nent presided over by ar Elected
officer
am sure tina; YOU understand nv
feeling with regard TO the whole ma
ttf ! an in favor O: making VI
ilcke; composed q. mon every one
o. whom has h-en carefully sel~cted
with a view to his indivldua qualifoa-
i!ous ana fitness 10 discharge tire
duties o. ne rrea; OF ce for which
ne = candidate. and all .hese stat.
Office are r-ea; ana powerful of-ctS
TIE method BY which such = sel~c-
iio- can ne r-eS~-ted - the people %
course Is provided ny the d.rec; nom.
nations lae
II such q tcke; 50 carefully selected
"a q VIZ 3: N. primaries, ;here mus;
Ne III ;ei ana concerted action and
careful preparation or the part =
those honestly inre~S-ei. ara rr~i
not tel YOU that ! an heartily A-d
uneual!aed,v II .avo- ~ ~. iusuru-s-
ti1r q such q fphverre1c Very truly
yours CHaKLEs : WHITMAN
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W. am ioco II, lors time TIE
20 ones tr.t15 and .onNiar' 0-s the
reN; Witness He ss.a that He Ma ncH
come ted NJ he American smelling
ard Refining Company
We had known -. Roosevelt since
JsruAIN J. .ss-. Nhru lc became -
st~B,s apa-- ;or 'he Colonel a Albany
ne reviewed rs ,aler WORN undo, 80
Co.o-r. and h.s a2poir;me'; aid serN. =
49, Collector Of the Port 81 New Ny!H
city.
The ms. business he question pu' -
him by NJ Bowers brought up tie aga
men; a. 20 the adn'!ssih utN 90 any w.
de-c, OF testimony about Harness 'o.-
,go' OF Albany city @. county. Re:or'
Nj Wins Gemau4ei that the jury he ~
-used Mr.. Rowers managed - E't some
prppery m.''rr before he jurors 70"
an hou- and thI"--Quar;ers the lawyers
rad n. aanTrr ard lougs, with Just -
Andrews Tu|.ug eventually mat rh' de-
fence mus, crnfn. itself - accusations
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MAY MOVE GERMAN SHIPS.
Beatty >sys Eitel and krcnpvins
crowd Norfolk Dock

WAsHNoToN. April g - ne trsn.'.-
o. the German converted cruisers Pm,
Eitel Friedrich ard K-onrf'nz 1ilael--
now intNrred 81 Norfolk Va to soare
c'he' po-T on the Atlantic "a boA-d 81,
suSse.'~d N etter -eoe.,.i ny No
Secretary O! the Navy to-isv .or1 -
n.i-sl SNsi'y. conn-rsndsr' ~ tie No--
'ols NAVY Ns-i A6r1irs' ReS'tr s'sres
that the vessels sre crowdius the lresS~e
do kssN spsce
II '. unders;o od that ~. German COM
nasaders and men would VIZ, come . shs. e-
10 q more northern latitude
To take the vessels 10 Nev YORK wound
recessitate soins n~vond the three '-t.
limit This would require Diploma
negotiations with the A'l,es thai 70
Germans would MOI re Tole.'e- T. 10
probable that The CONVERGE S-1isi.-s
wi. he s~r; eitser - Ss.t'ro'e o. .r-sN.-
ns
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Approving Node of Jurors.

Co. Roosevelt; testified with as mucn
aruoi hu. with less physical vehemence
tAan he displayed YESTERDAY and the
general effect Of his "reminiscences Ap-
peared ~ a great measure TO lay IN,
ghosts materiaiized by Mr.. harness
gifted medium William Mills lvins SO
il seemed. al any rate 10 those Ne sons
who watched the jurors with specula-
tive eye and observed she obvious in
terest Of ali and the approving mods O.
few
With great dramatic pJNer the Colo
mel told the july the story % that early
morning in the fall of 1897 when Judge
Carr ana Mr.. Ffick went o the White
HOUSE and conffded TO the Presidt.ri that
the hnancia. security o. ia. country was
trembling ca hair and could only be
saved by permitting the Steel Corpora
ton to buy the Tennessee Coal and
Iron Company and save badly cripplec
financial concerns from goine under
when he called n Nj. Root. "a greater
lawyer than the Attorney General. put
The matie- ~ 10 Root and took Root :
word for IL that the deal was neces-
saiS and proper stroke TO break the
panic
The Colone. insisted ;hs; the-. was
nothing secret or clandesiire abcu7 ms
conferenc. with Judge Gary ana NJ
atNN a-4N ma ar a. Ai' a41N 49, "a nay
called IN the Washington correspof dents
and had the action published fan ana
wild.
With hardly less erec; IN. Colonel
assured the jury that he never was told
jus; who contributed 70 the 1904 cam
paign fund He had heard that NJ
Perkins Nj Never. senator Hanfs's
widow ant clifford Pincnot had ser;
their checks ou; tand he was a; h.s
Roose veltisn best here, ne was not
So much interested in the bic contrib
utors as IN ;he soldiers widow who
sent her m;e
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No I'm m units Given.

GUIDED 10y NJ Bowers he promptly
asserted that no contributor had eve
gained immunity and ;ha; whenever the
At;oruey-General ~ himself had decided
that the Law shoula be applied 10 cor
poraiion. however pgonineu; ia ;he Cor
telyou l.st. was exempt
There was another LITTLE matte, ia.
Colonel had to attend 20 before he was
delivered by Nj Bowers into the hands
o. Mr.. lvIns for a final ordeal rec-uss-
examination That was ;he matter Of
destroying Nj lvinss destinations that
his memory was mast excellent when
there was point 20 be hrouch; oJi
gains; M Barnes but most unrelia bic
when somebody tried 10 bring on, a
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WHITMAN LETTER on
CORRUPT CONDITIONS

10 my opinion il mainly rcspons!-
Ole Tot the corrupt conditions
which have been clea rly sh wn in
the various EXAMINATIONS and the
Investigations which have heer
held during the last year Thesc
conditions are not localized and
The mcn and policies responsible FOR
hem are not confined T. any on.
parry CHAs : WHi-NIN
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affecting ba.r-ss activities o. 90 co--
rrci-o' WIZ tls STATE gov. nmea'
NJ is Us managed 90 get 10 o. sew
shots lVe 20. which was TIA; :he Cp.or..
Nas 80 loose ir ~ = tn word "ru--
-upt. INA; % mean 800 more 20 he
,tar . re were SAYING .hll.y." Every
body rad been ~ apsp:he. uy the close
reasoning 10 the aregre-. hat nobody
r"Wcmhsrel foi a minute o. - after
M ho1-'> resumed au-s;3o-.rE NJ
Loeb 'hA; %, jury had; been relied
Tner. was . 5.C lauc all around and
me ha!'r hustled CA g. .tt tie jury
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contlnred FROM rt. poo,.

Lad told the jury that h. stopped TIE
pa mic of 1907 10y taking the advice y:
Thhu Root and Attorney 6 eneral
= naparte and permitting the United
States Steel Company to absorb tn
Tennessee Cosi anc Iron Company
that So far a. the ca mpairn cuntribu.
uuns Of 1904 were concerned ne
thought more about the dollar con-
tribuied 10y d soldiers widow than
about the immense sums given 10y
corporation heads that ne had inves-
tirsied or prosecuted many Of the cor
porauuns which cashed in when Cor
telNgu called; that he had oaly tak "a
Senator Flait's advice when the ad-
vice Tailed with the public int-res,,
ara that hls whole Official career had
been without t8ini O: improper mo-
uNr> ~ persunal advantage.
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or Plat stating your WISH tina, the
PRESIDENT should GNt Gen Nooi a free
hand IN cuba and ~; Frank Green
bach ~ the army &c 90 he routine
business Ind that have 4ay;hine to Do
WIN tN,aiuius ahi'iuat Va, action ON
Nou~ pa, hy ne N'W No,k STATE lie gis-
l.tg:es
VI RoV.rss objection t1i.d the
question and Their Mi WINS Pat this
y was the Mr Roo; Who made a
spe"rh u reference @ your tax afidavit
u 1879 the same ira'vl ua' WS pre-
ded AZ me chicago national c0rVer-
ton .n !sl. which Nou declared o. hs
frauJul.nt"
Nj Bowers killed tina; cues; CO. also
nd d rew line was started 10y him a
l.ne iusifyirc rre.idcat Eoseye';s
-ours. WITH +. y Hartman and the
E.- man su4d>
- 'o soI r,rtmUs. what = ann
st.p> wee tale7 dur ~ ,oL. admin
.s..l'1r cor.tr'.rl the ..,s ,uovr e
30. liar mar llt>" B Go
g STATE .;. pleas a. irected n-o.
'rrcues 60 I've t4S,H AK. inst them by
The h;'oru.y -,itre'IIs Office They we're
taken and were successful
= What vas ;hc naturc 81 the pro
sreillcs a Legal p-c,-,G..gs So
break ui the "a -oa comb ue
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WHITMAN WONT TALK.
VIII Net Disease the Letter 20
nuetl

ALAN April ~ Go, Whitman -.
fused TO-DAY ~ discuss III. letter written ~
Charles n. Duel. II before the last el-c-
iion. which vas brought into The Soos-
Welt Rsrne. case At syracuse
i have nothing 10 SAY sAid the
GoVe-uo'
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Opposed Plat Many Tim~s

" insisted Asa.n Aua more veh.-
m-r,lN thar ne aid yes,s-da. tina; MS
dealings with Plat vere not open To-
--.ticism acd tGa; nl1re often than no.
ne refused 20 DO rlarts vii
- I'D You consul; Senate. Plat
about TIE 4ppo.u;usu. Cd: JIdccs ara
. - vra- Wa yyur course 8, ae..a. -
A ~ a.muss q. ,re Gases although
r.- a.. cousu.;el WITH NJ; Pls;, about
'n- appointment o: .u1res Vas now
ever c. g~4 70 c.s.e-Ata - adv 90
p r4rl .arCe- pt-ce-taEe 60. eas-s
To- Other cases .H,lu-.-e ] .E.-. OF. tie
appointments 20 :ae higher courts :
ratHe- hn-e tie man myself o. Knew -
The man, and IN EVEN such ease that
remember : anal!S appointed ore ot nc
three 1r to4! -er whom had OF. E.1ai.N
picked o.: and whom Knew pe-s,-al-y.
= Nov. ASK 80 aoog; various c.r.-
s-al matters Her = one more ! Sa-.;
20 a.. Nog Watcher RS.- Won were
Governor o. YOU v-r- fres.dea; ;he:c
Vas any Invisible Government on you-
par ! There Was 30; one particle
O: j,
A very ne argument followed. a.
a-sGT.r, gsase. 20 NJ Hovt-s's .--
s,s;-nH. o. - go; 90 question Go.
'ur attacking Ba-u's p mann spec, l-s
a.i statements made rs'Veer ta-'y -.
l-i! md jay. lNl4
Justice Andrew. held ira, the de-
."raart had '-e rCt: - OFF, evidence
20 >ruw Hhs~n,' Q malice O! 3usiAca-
y0r % 'ae a''.-les con.p.s ned Of Then
NJ Van S.nschote- taxing W ne
koOs.V'.t cu.Gor. Produced 'se letter
Mr. Mailman v"o'e y Charles II
nlr. Jr
>aAN .rs.s; &-neI NJ lNtrs
.Aat 80 -. .r's- ugsi ~ whether st
rr..ra upon ~ additional -vlG.nc, ,h.l
str about % g. oauce Na-r Dr., belle
.hr plaintiff
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Zeppelin Atrship Wrecked.

"' 6, 49, - A statement HnnouIC-
u f' 1~.irIctiou % a German /@p-
. ' aa- ed by the War Once to-day.
lt- /'i'+Hn vas wrecked by the FIRE
''7n ar'i-sircrsft guns while attempting
'slq ~ DuunrE a week ago. The sir-
9 ma ged TO make it, way back 10
o' German lines before SINKING in the
t"s'h,'1ood Of Bruges.
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ri. Used DHsk SALE.

TO-DAY ONLY ~. TIE OLD FIAT
nESKs mains or ARKElI. = u'Gu'i.
las Will RE SOLD IT THEiR 1Ln
WILLIAM ST. ny CLAIM GihtN
statesmen PRICES EDlrILOtSLT
LOW EVERYTHING is oAH PHONE
john -
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NJ. charles n Dun

AZ. charles n DRfN
Rector street. Nc,r YorL
My DEAR DUEL. In line with
on; last talk. the time is ripe for
the allis nee of the progressive Re-
publicans and members Of the NJ
as for all co,d citizens sharing
;he.f opinion. =; rid the state "
,he Kind q. party control which.
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will come ~ al probability. sx-Sensu
Harvey n Hirnar. Davenport and Ne
comb. Win John 4 Heunessy "
ofing
A. far a. can he judged the tfs'
about half % rough Ths. q the rue
OF She lavttrs
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Mr.. Isins lntcrrupts.

Air Iv.ns d.dn'; Ike the way % rrs
were gong The Colone. had everybody
iu court hanging upon hi words
Therefore Nj IV.ns. = champion con-
tlulity cake. Interrupted and inter
rup'-d. dong as hes; 20 lake TIE
dramatic qua y on; % the sto-, 10 rob
u of T. pauch
Justice Andrews quoted nm hrs4N
with the ruling ira; n. - c-oss-eNAmlne!
mad asserted illegal and improper action
or Tree deu' Roosevelt. pat; ana tnai
90. witness had &c -.rh; therefore 20
ies. .tl thA: he acted 81 good ta.ih 80
.he Colonel finished the storN
u asked them e they could not de:e'
action until the ATTORNEY General came
Iu from baltimore The ausvvf was
ma. the pam, had reached such o Crlsls
hat Z il was no; stopped ina morning
;hey doubted b. they couil sioT & a. all
without ruin TO IN, couut-7 even v here
And ! notified them INA; IL. c-def 20 do
good the action would h, published -
widely - possible % al she new spapers
- thai i should b. known before the
make; opened ! called ia the repre-
~-uiA;!ves % the press and told them
o.. the Details iaat had been dou. j.
Was published widely and tht paric
soppei
. Now. you had Nj POO, V..h you
me 81 tina; time
Mex; n orde' WAS 20 prove that =
;ne Cuiou.ls mtmorl stumbled over old
trIV!Ai;les Z was nr,tE because 20,
rad Accomplis aed a Tremendous amount;
o. oe;au-d labor BOO his OF c.A. c4fe.
sud tina; i Nas ONLY human - sip ~
81 times 90. some obScl.. bi O.: leElsls-
;IoiI 80 long fofgot'e. apjo!rtmeli
- Now, Nj. Roosevelt. ! want 10 ask
AZ = -.
now many officers Nul have appointed
uN your signature since the co-~esPcnu-
euce between you and NJ Plat: ana
NJ Sarnes AAs beer oHered iu tyl-
d--ce 8 since became Governor
q the Stale ! have write. oyet so
GOO le.:crs ] have made 10000 4p-
poirtmerts aet. NY Signature has beer.
az N--3 10 the comm -. NJ ! have signed
over 10000 laws. and : rued appropris-
ton avs where ;he total sCcreEate ed
. several billions - dollars, and ! have
made seye-s. ;horsaud speecAe.
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you Ia tell ;ho !lrg What, Z s-yth ne,
yos did While Presi3,u; .! ;Ae United
states concerning lie New York New
Haven ado Hartford Eallruad~ 4 A.
e an inheS eaton J directed ega. ,ro-
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