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CATARRH
TRUTH
Told In a Simple Way
No Apparatus. Inhalers, SalVes, Lo-
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BANK STATEMENTS

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defense. where the damage that might
be done in the event of control of the
sea being lost by our fleet, would be
deplorable but would not be of such
character as would really impair the
nations well-being or resisting power.
'Fortifcations are deemed suffi-
cient when they serve these purposes
and the prevention of invasion then
becomes the duty of the mobile army.
They are deemed sufficiently strong
If they compel the enemy to land in
order to effect their capture."
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-06

1t will take an expert to tell that it
even went through such hard test. All
Whlttall Rugs will stand all the hard
wear you can give them. We want you
to examine this rug closely, as it will be
sold to the highest bidder. Bids will
close April 18th.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-06
| Am Free -- You Can Be Free

My catarrh was filthy and loathsome.
II made me i'll. 1t dulled my mind. 1t
undermined my health and was weak
ening my will The hawking, cough
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and my foul breath and disgusting
me secretly. MY delight in life was
dulled and my faculties impaired. l
knew that in time it would bring me to
an untimely grave. because every mo-
ment of the day and night 1t was slow
ly yet surely sapping my vitality.
But I found a cure, and 1 am ready
to tell you about it FREE. Write me
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-06
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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-02-19

and out of them motifs of timber. Them
buzzards on the left is circlin' round
over Sam Kildrake's old paint boss
that killed hisself over drinkin' on a
hot day. You can't see the boss for
that mott of ellums on the creek, but
he's thar. Anybody that was goin' to
look for Dead Hoss valley and come
across this picture, why, he'd jest light
off'n his broncho and hunt a place to
camp"
Skinny Rogers. welded to comedy.
conceived a complimentary little piece
of acting that never failed TO make an
impression. Edging quite near to the
picture. he would suddenly at favora-
BILE moments emit a piercing and
awful "Yi-yi!' leap high and away.
coming down with a great stamp of
heels and whirring of rowels upon the
stone tagged floor.
"Jeeming Christopherr.'-so ran his
lines-"thought that RATHER wa a GIN
u-ine one. Ding haste my skin If +
didn't Seemed to me I heard him rat
tie. Look at the blamed unconverted
insect a-layin' under that pear. Little
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-02-19
HELP THE
Pleasantville Readers Are Learning
The Way.

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The lame, weak or aching back
The unnoticed urinary disorders
That may lead to dropsy and
Bright's disease.
When the kidneys are weak,
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A remedy especially for weak kid
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Doan's have been used in kidney
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Endorsed by 10000 people-endors-
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"For years l have known about
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to endorse them. My kidneys were
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Price Soc, at all dealers. Don't
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get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that Mr.. Jones had. Foster Milbura
Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y.-adv.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-02-19

ers. Into the ~resounding hallway they
battered, scattering in dismay those
passing on foot. Lonny, In the lead,
showed Hot Tamales direct for the
great picture. At that hour a down
pouring, soft light from the second
story windows bathed the big canvas.
Against the darker background of the
hall the painting stood out with valu-
able effect. In spite of the defects of
the art you could almost fancy that
you gazed out upon a landscape. You
might well finch a step from the con-
vincing figure of the life sized steer
stampeding across the grass. Perhaps
it thus seemed to Hot Tamales. The
scene was in his line. Perhaps he only
obeyed the will of his rider. His ear
pricked up; he snorted. Lonny leaned
forward In the saddle and elevated his
elbows, wing-like. Thus signals the
cowpuncher to his steed to launch him
self full speed ahead. Did Hot Ia
males fancy he saw a steer, red and
cavorting, hat should be headed off
and driven back to herd? There was
a fierce clatter of hoofs, a rush. a gath
ering of steely flank muscles, a leap
TO the jerk of the bride rein, and Hot
Tamales. with Lonny bending low In
the saddle to dodge the top Of the
frame. ripped through the great can
vas like a shell from a mortar, leaving
the cloth hanging in ragged shreds
about a monstrous hole.
Quickly Lonny pulled up his pony.
and rounded the pillars. Spectators
came running. too astounded to add
speech to the connection. The ser
geant at arms of the house came forth.
frowned. looked ominous and then
grinned. Many of the legislators
crowded out to observe the tumult.
Lonny's cowpunchers were stricken to
silent horror by his mad deed.
Senator Kinney. happened to be
among the earliest to emerge, Before
he could speak Lonny leaned in his
saddle as Hot Tamales pranced. point
ed his quirt at the senator and said
calmly:
THAT was a fine speech you made
IOudy, mister, Out you mlSuI us well
let up IN that preparation business. l
amt askin' the state to give me moth
in. l thought | had a picture to sell
to it. but it wasn't one. You said a
heap of things about Grandfather Bris-
coe that makes me kind of proud I'm
his grandson. Well. the BriScoes amt
takin' presents from the state yet.
Anybody can have the frame that
wants it. Hit her up. boys"
Away scuttled the San Saba delega-
ton out of the hall. down the steps.
along the dusty street.
Halfway to the San Saba country
they camped that night. AT bedtime
Lonny stole away from the campfire
and sought Hot Tamales, placidly eat.
ing grass at the end of his stake rope.
Lonny hung upon his neck, and his art
aspirations went forth forever in one
long. regretful sigh. But as he thus
made remuneration his breath formed
a word or two.
You was the only one. Tamales.
what zen anything in 1t. 1t did look
like a steer. didn't 1t. old hossY"
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-02-19

The artist glanced at Lonny's wiry
figure and nut brown skin. Something
stirred him to a passing irritation.
For arts sake. SON" he said. frac.
tiously, don't spend any more money
for paint. 1t isn't a picture at all. It's
a gun. You hold up the state with il
If you like and get your $1,000, but
don't get in front of any more canvas.
Live under it. Buy a couple of hun
dred ponies with your ~money-I'm told
they're that cheap-and ride. ride. ride
Fill your lungs and eat and sleep and
be happy. No more pictures. You
look healthy. That's genius. Cultivate
it." He looked at his watch. ''Twen-
ty minutes to 3. Four capsules and
one tablet at 8. That's all you wanted
to know, isn't it,
At 3 o'clock the cowpunchers rode UP
for Lonny, bringing Hot Tamdfes. sad
died. Traditions must be observed
To celebrate the passage of the bill By
the senate the gang must ride wildly
through the town, creating uproar and
excitement.
Come on, boys" said Lonny, urging
Hot Tamales into a gallop with bis
knees. With a whoop the inspired lob.
by tore after him through the dust
Lonny led his cohorts straight for the
capitol. With a wild yell the gang in
dorsed his now evident intention of
riding into it. Hooray for San Sabai
Tin tho civ broad limestone C+ans cIot
tered the bronchos of the cowpunch.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-02-19

of the wilder
ness had come a
painter. Genius,
w b o s e corona,
lions alone are
democratic, b a d
woven a chaplet
of c%haparral for
the brow of Lon
ny Briscoe. Art.
whose divipo ay.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-02-19
o. Henry
Stories
VII. Art and the
BrOnchO
By o. HENRY
copyright by Doubleday. Page C Col
By o. HENRY

copyright by Doubleday. Page C Col
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-12
Sod Gin @urtras iibcr bas &andj-
itbel.

Inter Sen s(uipi5ien ser Sectional
M%1loclotlon Of stationary engineers
belt geitern g6enO 81. IS. Gli5be Don
Clinton I'M Commercial Stub ei11en
gortrag iiber u&a1d nno gerbiitung
BON Hal1d)". Ml1Ber mebreren itGbti=
lhen gean1ten, NlbermG1nerr1, fat
ten lid] al1d) Sabrif6eliter, Mai6ini=
lte1!, S11aenietre> fl1r5 aae 9iirser,
Die iid fir Sic HaubsS roina15 in.
terellire1, eingefun6en. Gin Gbnli.
der gortrag mltrbe be,1te Dor elmer
gsod)e bon Dem Hatdinipeftor SCI
|Staot Chicago gebalten.
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Bcgen sic observation-disclosures

Sral1 &enrp Greiton @bite bon
Bottom 0la1i, cine Ser befanntelten
@egneri11nen bes 5raltenitimmredts
lll0 Mitglieo Ser Manabuietts @nti-
Suffrage 9liociatio11, miro morgen
Mben6 lin s lbr inter ben Muipi5ien
Der Gapel1port Miiociation Sppoleo
to @on1nn Suffrage i'm nSimes"
Mubitorfum einen @ortrag balten.
Mls Gbetna bat iiA Srau @bite $50
rim Die 5ralen 4peoer 6es Stinutl-
redts btbiirfet, noa 1asielbe babeu
ipoaer" sarsgeindt.
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/. he'll.

l.. ~ y.
uMp Sllbilee" aus 5pmpbonic Sfet'
dyes GbaDDid
|@pmpbonic go. 4 III 5-Waon, Sp sc
Glhaifotpsfp
1. Mnoante i%oitenltto Mooerato
con ani1na
2. Mtt0antino int Mpoo 81 can5o1to
3. Sder5o: Eis5icato oltinato
4. Sinalc: Mllegro cot froco
Mrie: uGelelte Miba" aus nMiOa"
gilbert 2inoquelt
2. She'll.
Hbantaiie 80 cara malnoria" fit
Gellp Serbais
Cornelius San @liet
AZ Songeoid]t: nSinlanoia"
Sibelius
~ gafie triite aus Dem Irama
u&uolema" Stbelius
Irie: v9ep,is le jour" aus u2oltile"
Carpenter
2eorota MIlen.
gprlpiI 5u uIie Meilterlinger"
@agner
@enoell @eiebto,t, Martaser.
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9ancrlanbnikidrin

Sic 11ad)ltebenoen 8allerlal1bniB=
ldelne lpllroen geitern ermirft:
geo. 215 5uO 2incoln ane. Sir
81. S. MiGer als gauunternebrner
u11o Gigentbiimer. Cine Garage gum
&oItenanldlag bon $3.50. :
go. 612 splpan ape. Sir 81.
Sela. gauunternebmer:: S. su@.
@illon. Gin 5meiltodises @obnbal1s
5l1m aoltenanld)lag bon $4,000.
3. strabe un0 telegraph &oao.
Sir oas .0ffentlide Gol1ntp &oipital
gaullnternebmer: s.. S. 8ollquarb'
len. slnbau gum aoitenanidlagapor
$1,000.
727 @errp gtrabe. Sir 90. grl,
bafer als 8aultnternebmer INTO 81
ge1tfbilfner. Cine @arage 5llmA So
1tenanldlag bon $3.50. 4
Tllmore 5miihen ser A. n16 5
|strabe. Snoian &efining Company
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Gssales RetttrbertAa

9ancnport, II. Wai.
Gnrdidnitts : garonretcritano 30.0s
0urd)idnitts : Gemperatltr /. 59
60dIte Semperatllr belte . 69
Mieorielfe Gemperatl1r leste geadt AS
Norntale Semperatltr fir SO
Sabre &C
gurdidnittlide geudtigfeit ser
aieaeridiag il, 81 9tunoen 90. &C
gorberri9en6e @inbridtl1ng . IS.
@allerltanb l1m z nbr Morgens 14.s
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Grof. stepben $. Buff wirb ppr
11nitariern inrcflett.

Sci Der Mai=geriammllng oes
9apeltporter Unitarian Club tpir6
ll1tter onoeren oltd Grofeilor Ste
pben $. Buff bon Ser 5taats1tniper=
lttat bon Soma einen gortrag iiber
ugltrf Nortltgal unb Oas nDr6li9e
Spanien" balten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-12
uSis Majeitp, Snnfcr @can".
Ias 5tiid 5ablt 5ll Sen amiiiantelter
9Qrbietll1lael1 Ser Saiipn.

Isis Maieltp 9l1nfer 8ean" er=
|sielte geltern Mbel1b bei Ser Mltffiib=
ring inn @llrtis Spernbal1s einen
gang ltngepobnten grfplg. user @il=
ions &pl1an in Ser 5aturoap gpe=
ming Goit ,geleien bat, bat lid) piel=
leidt ein anoeres gilb BON Ser @o-
mooie gemadt uno ging BIN, Inn fih
%einnal oas tote s3eltg an5nieben. Mn-
geneGm enttauidt miro er 1id) ober
gefiiblt baben, als er sic @oritellrng
|ielbit iab. 0ie 8earbeitllng Don See
@ilion Cobb lit cine auBerit gliidli=
de. 9as 5tiid lit ia aderoings ur-
fomild, aber Ser @lmor lit elm iold)
f0itlider l1o 0ie @earbeitrng lit cine
lold altsgeil1dt feline, 0aB man mirf=
lid) bon Ser5en iiber sic gelungenel1
8eldid}ten lad)en fann. Sir Ole, oie
meoer Sen Hotnan gelelen, nod oas
Stiid geieben babe11, cine. gang fllr5e
Snbaltsangabe: u8unfer gean" lit
stenograpb BET einem groBen Siran=
5ier, oelien iiin9ite ,Sohter berliebt
iid altf BEN erlten @lid in Sen pfen=
nigloien, id)iidternen 5dmarmer
gu1tfer. Sd erldeint elm Special
9eliperp@ grief, morin ieine Sante
linn $4,000 unb 5 slftien ser Sc
oeral GrpreB So. permadt. 2ebtere
|Mftien limo geraoe Inn Steigen. Sent
armen 8u1tfer tperoen iofort 5000
oapon BON 5tpei Abenteurern abbe=
%ldppinoelt, Die inn 0ur6 @eiIterbe=
%ldNporung flar mad)en> 6aB er friiber
Der lette &onig-pon Megppten gene
len lei, ibm audi Die M11nie neridaf=
fen. 9o0urd gerpinnt gnnfer gelblt=
%pertrauer1, fauft meitere Mftien Ser
grpreb So. salf .33eitg llaltb dlieBlid1
fonmt ourh Sermittll1ng ser prGd=
tlgen alten @roBlnlttterl bic @erlo=
bnng %5nltanoe, Der 5id) aber Gater
lu1o Waltter oifs beftigite ipioerleeen.
- G%ntfitbrrn1g, beimlide @odl5eit,
8er5eibung Ser gltern, cine sfpeae
8erlobang uno oie Nodridt, ,oab
gnnfers 9ftien 100000 mertb linb.
Son @liid!
@elpielt apltrbe gerabe5lt number
bar. Iaplor @olf1es, ser Sic gitelz
roae ipielte, NOR foltlid in ieiner
9arltelluna. ST belibt eitte grobar-
tige Mimif, Die linn sur 9arltellnng
oieler @olle altfs bette alt itattelt fam.
3ann fat er cine rltbige, iiberlegene
Spielpeiie> bie auf Sen 3ulhaper ge-
raoe5u fas5inirenb mirft. gr er5iel.
te einen &ieIenerfolg. 6lorence 5bir-
lep als feline Ingebetete, ugbe, Slap
per" gebeiBen, ipielte e6enfaQs lire
Erad)trolle gan5 allsge5eidnet. Mud
ibr aebiibrt bobe M%11erfennnng. @an;
prad)tig 1pllroe Die ate @rpbmama
Der Canon BON 2illian aatprenct
oargeItellt. 5bmpatbiiher fam nid1
leidt cine 0erartige &olle gegeben
mer0en. Die onberen Ialnenroaet
moren in 6anoen BON Marion Ser,
By, CLARA 2onile Moores, Grace 8e
ters uno an1tette 8eitbap iebr gu:
al1fgeboben. Son ben @erren mod
ten lid nod CHARLES M6be aIs Del
6oleriide gater, Sad 9eperealtr
@orace Mttdea> Sobn Slogan nni
Defenders Hobert &ellp aIs Ser belt
l%infsbanoige @it6er ser @elt Der
oient. 8ie lbon erpdbnt, fon6 %!
iStlid BET Dem 5ablreid) eri6ienene1
Rlrblitlm jl16elnoen @eifaG.
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gum spbc a~bbcrnieu. !
IS 90 $ ii rnihers

It Mad tangent, idfperen 9eiben e1tt-
Eid|licf geltern Madmittag I'M bafbe 4
[rbr 6err @itgo Ga%trttberfim Merscp
@oipitqlT I'M Sitter bon Acknowledgements
sig Snbren.or ,sa5:
SEER Iurlrber erblidte III 9orbirn
IN Selferreid=l1ngnrn bas 9idt Ser
Belt ltrto fdfi1 Dor ettpas iiber Drei=
elnbalb Sabren nod 9apellport, TOO
ct IN Die 9ienlte bes befar1tten So.
tets lttto &eltaltra1tts ul1nter ben SIM
ben" trat.i @aibrenb Der 1ebten bei=
ben Sabre batte Der iest 1abii1ae.
lfieoet1e lnlinterbrp6en in bent @alt-
balts gearbeitet.
MuBer bon ieiter Ml1tter miro ser
gerltorbere bon einem 8rn0er, Ser
ii6 altgenblidli6 int ruililder @efan=
eenidaft III sibirien befi11oet, nod,
BON iefaer gdmelter nno 5dmaaer,
Die oae in Selterreih mobnett. iiber=
lebt. 9Th arOerer 8rl10er lpl1r0e Dor
Dem Seinoe an. Der r1iiiiden 5ront
getobtei.
Die @eilebl1ng erfolst morgen
gtad)mittag llm 5lpei l1br BON SEM
Observation-Disclosures bon
gltiien l1no 9artpig aus linter SCI,
Mnlpi5ien oes Sroens ser eagles go.
235 alif oem Safoale Jrieobofey
Sobn 56Inester.
Sobn gSdl11eter, elmer ser befann=
telten 8iirger @alcotts, itarb gelterr
W}orgen1llm bret ltbr i'm Davenport
Soipital. Ser Gabingeldieoene bat-
te cine groBe 6arm IN ser 9sabe bon
8alcott, fonnte jeood in ser lebter
Set franf6eitsbal6er nidt ~ieiren sc.
ldaften in Ser %gemobnten 8efle nod.
aeben. Grit fiir5lid ml1roe er mad
9apenport gebraht, mo er oa11r aud
I'M Davenport Solpital oas 3eitlid'
Iegnete.
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werlanet: Gin M1ann ober Srau. er,s
gagirt in einem sroBen gtabIiTement.
Tim als infer @ertreter 5n f1ngirer1.
Gin gutter 8erbient fam er5ielt tpers
ben, pbne oab es btn6erlid NIT Der res
glildren Irbeit lit. gmpfeblungen ges
tpiinidt. @orelie linter .t52". Der
9entptrat". 2O.ta
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-12

Schifmer,
&rattHder Mr3t.

8%nberlaiiises grtennen (9ias>
noie) Der @r%anfbeiten, ioipobl Der sez
~senpartis northumberland als Der &nlase
5n etipaigen %lpdteren, au6 BET Sralteilz
tleioen litp. grtbeilt 5llberldiiisen 8atb
|tDie appen6i5itis, Sdpinoiudt, 8uderz
rllbr, &rebs, @eipddie, Settiudt Geiz
ltesleiben uiip. at berbiiten lirb. Sratz
tiide inOibibuelle gebanolung. Set
lung Der 11rIade. Spreditunoen bon
9-12 unb "A.
8lbs. 47=4s. Sci. 1855.
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Betuserf@A

@aibingtpn, 12. Mai.
SIR Sainuis: llnitctis 5reitag, tbeil=
meiie triib uno fiibler.
SIR Sofph: Gbeillpeile triib rnb fiib=
ler 5rcitag urlo Sanlstag.
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s.. 3. @nlsmit. ser 8rajioent
Der nniteb Mailpap & Sight Conn
panp, bolt ii6 in Davenport gu 9e=
Illd altf.
-s 4
Jrau 81. 3inoel Go.71O Miain
StraBe, bdlt iib allf einem oreipodi-
gen 8eiu6 in @alcoft auf.
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General ~0eriamnnlun8.
1t1to Beatttens@d

beg 9enti6 : 9lmerifaniiden Central
8eretns bpn 9abenpprt ntb Gtptt
County ant 1naditen Counting, ben IA.
9tai 1916, Inn 3 l1br Nabmittags,
i'm @ebdnbe Der Sreien 9entihen
S1ule an Der @eitern Mbenlie. Mltbcr
Der. Beamtentpabl fpntnen altd anbere
tpi6tise @eiddfte CUR &lpredung, 10
oab Die Inipeienbeit dller 9elesate1
.iebr eripiinIdt lit.
S. S. Grant. @iee Z Braiioent.
ST. g. Habenbaue II, Getr.
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~alnseiscn.
1ooes.Mnset8e.

LA a
Sren1ben nnb 8efanntcn bicrmi1
Die traurige Nadridt, DOB mein geIiebz
ter @ntte, nnier lteber @ater, Sdtpie=
gerbater nnb @roBbater,
Uear Trtepcrt@ RobIH sa1
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Williams news., 1916-11-16
A Democratic Quandary

Arizona democrats are in some thing Of quandary as to the cause of their near defeat at the polls this month. Many state officials were elected by greatly reduced majorities and it is not sure at this writing that some were not defeated.
 Arizona is normally democratic by not less than 5000. Why the slump? Some answer the question by saying lack of organization Very probably this, had much to do with 1t. The certainty of vic- tory produced ap athy. The re- publicans on the other hand or ganized thoroly and made a vigor- ous campaign. They were enthusi- astic and loyal. They voted a straight ticket at the polls. The result proves the benefit of organ ization and work.
Williams news., 1916-11-16
Looking For a Goat

The leaders in the republican party are looking for somebody to blame fore the defeat of their party at the polls Nov. 7. Some blame their candidate for the presidency and are mean enough to say that if he had remained at home he would have made votes. Others blame it on the women-the poor uninformed women voters. Others blame Colonel Roosevelt, claiming that his rabid speeches drove voters into the democratic party. And again oi oihers-and Roosevelt among them-blame Hiram Johnson of California. They want to find a goat, not being willing to admit that the election of MT. Wilson was the most natural thing at this time. The country is at peace and pros- porous. Other nations court our friendship and respect our power. Why should there be a change of dministration? The people de- cided they did not want to take a chance on a change and their bal lots elected MT. Wilson. No goat is needed. Nobody is to blame. Everybody should be satisfied.