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i‘ . EVENINGISENTINEL TELE-
‘ Nor A “one," BUT A GONVICTION.
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. nbuuo oi the convention system and
‘ are competent to choose between cun-
' v less important mutter of elections.
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'“ yearn. We believe the time has come
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‘i‘MERGHANTS‘ AND‘MANUFAQTUR-
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. oojc'h’i‘ lbenthfiuly V and .Jlii‘fgufitfiexé‘
centedwut 8 o'clock. All'Royel Aron
.Gnyer‘, H. P. Robert. MQWllcox,
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. ROBERTiMileLCOXu Mari. ‘
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'Neherniahleandee, President .
Frank W. Hadley, Secretary
. . Matthew 'fCorbett, "irreaeurer
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..._gemttoi IStilos Judson's work in be—
half of, the legislative bill for direct
lprimaries may not receive commentin-
tion from the leaders ’of political pm“
ties who are in the habit. of running
nominating conventions to suit them.-
lselres. but it. is oppreciuled by the
mass of rot rs, we believe, who‘ieel
that they hate a right to have n voice
in .suylug‘ who their representatives
shall he, says the Ansonlu Sentinel.
.The whole amount oi~the story is.
that the‘direct primary movement is
not a “hug"‘zhut a conviction. it has
come about through: the misuse and
because voters have come to believe
that the direct system will better eon.
nerve o illntlai eutul principle. 6 '
' Occasionally 'it has lleen'allggcstcli
that the average voter is not copullle
of selecting candidates for positions or
state, no my and national responsibili-
ty, but‘i lluelinvnrinbly turned out to
be true, nevertheless, that states and
‘nutione have been fairly well ruled
thet‘lme trusted to“ this. order oi oi-
iuire. Moreover. if the people are not
competent to nomilulte their own cun-
tlidetes, how does it happen that they
didntcs whose nominations have been
dictated nnd rollroaded through by
party houses? Possibly the latter
l.vouhl even like to do the electing as
well no the nominating nild do nwny
with popular elections nltogethor.
When our ioreintheru decided that we
should have in government of; for and
by the people. they doubtless bed
nominations numnch in mind no the
. 'lleonnee the convention system bus
rested in the peopleihcy nro tired
valued in the people, they are tired
nlui sick of caucuses and conventions
on they have been run in the pnllt new
for it return to direct prlmnrice, orvat
lonut that the people, through the rel.L
ereudum nil suggested by Senator Judi.
non. should be given it cllouoedo-eoi’
whether or not they preieut'ho dlroot
primary. The people went some means
. for melting nominations without much
reference to party londore..nnd they
wantmome our of placing tholrnomit
nations on lqgnl “chain in it way whlob
will onullio men to vote for them no
euniiy Ml it the nominationa were me-
chinqmado. ,
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“MHWNEfl‘NI/AHLY inNKS.
limiti'i‘orll. Julyollmll‘or the second '
3 timoinaolghtrmenths, the old hanger.
. Maine. Whootlor ”Will Artur innrrovrlf'
escaped clothing in n ntorm (oil Cane
Masque cordially invited. Thuddeus . .
‘cud lent night. Elite we: ‘diimntted oi!
Eliminate unlit, where ‘Iho Wail sight-
ed by“ thalidt'lotnlnlt-New‘Yorkslmmer
filinkerlllli; which arrived noteworthy,
rilewue arena anemone; new
pair with lilténrol! by the bunker lull.
’ which not in wtpe‘lml‘memxe: tome
. amount unlimite- nun-tam lentil/lite
onpttlmrelniilnedon‘boerdltheqeholinf
l'Fil‘tytimes. or anorexia day, V" ' ,
‘Hear l’em» caliber that ania’yl—é‘
Out t’ play, perhaps, *orrfetch
Kindling wood or mebbe lteteh
‘ 7Hens or shed. the turkey-cache 5 -
Out 0’ reach 0’ chicken hawks:
Comethin’ in" their eyes, or got
smug by “loosens; like as not.
Fingers pinched.“ gypsles nigh,
Anything that makes ’em cry
Sends ’emtotheheuse from play,
Firet oddrotted thing they ugly " a
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“Mother“ this an’ “Mother"; that
"Til she don't. know where she’s at
’Twlxt her .pans an“ kitties wd -
Youn one all‘ around her!
- a and.” *’
“She-saysahe, “let upow mewi .
Why not go an’ ask-your pow
Jest {hr a change?” on’ then.
blame-don, ‘
Tells ’em..how they’reiwearin' on
“Moth’rin’ " every Whip~en'-l
stitch! \ '
Talks"ent quiet. purty nigh,
’Til she’s interrupted by
“Moo-tohw-ri" ,
Yit, for all her talkin’ on
‘Bout their peeterin’, blame-don
When’they‘went with Uncle Joe
,Up t’jelee thereircus show~ '
First en‘ only day she jest
Rainy bed a thence emu.—
Whet ’6 she do? She eet‘in’ net,
Handkerchief jiat wringin’ wet;
“Givethat quarter :Iection there," .V
“She declaredr‘hhrowyin the mare}
‘1 grain—an“
Heifers, ,too-—en’
Jltt tt’ hear one‘younéun any:
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«John in. Well: in “Bethlehem-i
in; News.
Is: “M$o—t-h~e-rl” ‘ .
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There is u really aplendid opportunh‘ “ mil-USN]!
tr to give The Hague tribunal the ~
limelight by regerrlng the Morocco 1(Contlnuediront First Pager
question lolly-3mm York World.
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‘ «O»- eursioniets and a. heavy passenger
W11? iii?!“ the Vacation guide books, train met inn head-on collisional this
when referring to the attractions of little‘ flag' station 01 the Bangor and
Hertt‘ord,~.teii the tonrirt that in this, Aroonioolt Re ' d; my”. many spec
CW may/be 1.0““ ”“9 0‘ “”19” 1‘5““ luli‘tmine with phyelcinnn and medi-
lnturea etlll in captivityiwiinrtiorti cm 3‘”,me Were ruched to the scene
Courant. from .Millinoeltet end Bangor and
A ‘ ' ‘ the-intend removed to Presque isle.
A [WWW “’9‘“ 1‘“ "“99 in“ wheremoutei the excursionisto lived.
ported dose worth three hundred thou- The dead included dive passenger-s,
sand donut-ll. No Wonder the. price of members of ihe‘Presque [Hebrew
' sounasfi “01d“, np.~t\iorwlcii ”WWW Bandfithe firemen oi both trains and
.. t one.” o r l .. i, . » ..
And now t . r say Nat Goodwin lo mggmr or the °“Tf’“‘°“ train. ;
‘ contemplating? lug a hint wile and! ’F 'W Garrelon engineer or the ex-
" 53mins a little Garden Owen or bls‘ ,crnrfion‘ mm '
own in iCaliiornht. it f ireoily lu- 7 ‘
, eerieualy considering such a thing our' D“ Hush Pipes. dentist. Presque
( udvloo toblm is to locate bin Gurdeu‘ Fro . ..
of Eden in .lrelend. where there No no ‘ the, 9:35;?22"; :3ugig‘gffihmr 0‘
‘ honour—Springfield Union. 1‘ Murry Clark. Preeque1iale.
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The richest landlord in Berlin in the 4““ “”9“ “WW“-
“ Zerne Harris. Preaqne isle.
kaiser, who is the‘proprietor oi thirtya
tent: or Berlin's principal buildings u'nd
owns property in the city nito‘geihor
to the’ veiue oi‘. nearly $40,000,000. And
he doesn'tmavefm {to 'oreund to col-q train. 0' Brewer. ‘
loci his rents. and decide whether he “‘9 WWW .
“will paper the dini‘nz'roomlor not”;
Boston 0.1.099“ "
‘ train. . .
When omen peace «on n “reformer-"War iruhl.
it generuily marginal he but a poet Clml‘les Palmer. Brewer. .
that he innit: to hide from the public. Dr. iowrr, dentist. Preemie isle.
in other wordewtheavornne proton-ion WWW! Duncan. WMRDWR
til "retention is like the‘i’ugitive who
‘ yelled "Stop, illioii"--Paterson (3th.. isle. ..
. 4 .4... Robert Welsh."
{rodfioutbnrd
«Claude Johnlon.
E. Relnh lint-d.
Some pgeute urenft lntlniled with
having obey «look likoihle tether. but
wnnt to give him an extra handicap oi
the ante, Mention York Press. 7
. V ‘ ' on Fort Falrileld. ..
”9 Burrs. fleck. at New Haven? used ‘ Bra omen 'Knowloe, or Brewer. .
eighty. dietl and monument to hit aWIflOraChmlmDrMKDr.
widow,.aged lieutydour. ~W‘e predict, George Gilley. Waterville.
wtliu‘wlaowtloou oi the grieving urn. mu,oltm.:rmquealtle.
. ‘Pockmill nonprorelpermeuentw'i‘rolp
.Pron. " _ . .. .net neon binned .tllillrnernlntr.
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< “mm". "k6 1M?» WWW“ 71“!“ ”didn't mic mellow-lime inc one at the mo:
(paid for."--‘-nouton‘lilerttid. ‘, '
ennui he knew”: no red-haired people Mm "a mum“ mm mm
f they, when pverrone glve'ethetn what: a n ,1 or We let ., a . we
"later they Mk tel-in order toucuu‘l‘i 13 y' 6"“ it none 0. “l3
' 'quletrliielwfierlden Joumo. N
thmziem More. «momma, vtueinnt
V in: here. thence: around for emib
the helium train am dent! on
outset, the cation rum twentiet-
.. utewriefltlprkfm. y l . v f
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film ‘ you one the summon- ,.
,tu‘flhlntlieenm ridiculous-troll “when it“! like other ml
wmhr‘mnlmwletmmmi or Wilthij‘lmflwl’mww ‘ .
will no :- lr multinational hem with: unknowini “I
'lerxeloe‘imiluiiirocfl -‘ 1'5“" Wrmhflr 9" i
‘wounded friends, some of then trying Beach mun He sureodthe
Firemen Gallagher; or excursion their broken flimbo. Many wero‘un- forthwith took dogs “aw“.
i Firemen Wentworth. of regular «Dye hurled themselves upoh the mmiquiekhv and finally brought.
William 6"“: engineer 61‘ regular life should“ crushed out.” . -
train. badly hurt nboui bend and arms,
‘ J. R. Billington, mail clerk of regu- ibe inhabitants of the remote back-
. e . (I _ 8 ll ti, 1 ‘ y A
‘Rcloofiillhlilty brittle accident“ lulu mum emy..end«with eightbhrslciena.‘
The iiretrmn thutrpa'per melting town.~one
, ‘ .4... ' g ” collision ’lg'llelidnedrto‘buy been due frombhermunweouone from Brown
flannel ‘mders micht'infor tint 1403‘“ to' n ‘mlsilndmtandlug niobium and it whethurried to the mono. Another
{art a finale role that ‘lmMWowiWi violent millennium norm. that m Wynne aim oi voluntary autumn:
‘ moot this port of the‘ooiintry iuyeem mi mum: and ”I .medieel tantrum
‘ ‘ W“. A . The pneumr train we: nounu‘trom “mettle mulernrhiohleaeoerplz‘fiw
Th” Kenn: City [problttlon "mm "igllnburen to Runner. ‘The «reunion vital. -
runningr‘u‘ minute mg. firm Mill «on onrthntherheehrezdownttronl . ‘
trims were to pull «filth other all. Militneelmtwit mam htmmrtlolto ed inciting-lute
wflflwwggg'mm they; wag I migundflylfl"! WtMHUhullflfl“ “WV tbemrri‘ “M!” finiawh
Min;4etnewhere, it phenom, tor on or u memmwwiumloalnmt
mile from Banner. us home
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.«expuetinmoimeettinit hind any nun til“ i willful? Vb“ 'Wigo’? . V
would“, the«ildtnx‘.f*i~lelthet out and Amnmkrlmlp
‘ gimme marine my «triangular. 4t t
‘ . . . ‘ oi; the mammoth petunia out to 0. A .
.xonerpnriy...lilmrm_ through his like" mthelltormy “min“ "NW”
"mm - w - ~»u—,...—....m w. ~_...
regular train, was badly hurt about‘ ' A . ‘1‘
the lace and hands, and witnessed the 300““ HEAcH “A
month close by him of his side part» ‘ '
ner.‘ll‘iremun Woolworth.
With the exception of the smoking,
oar, none of the coaches left the ruil.l I " . . "
ed as soon oerthe uninjured passer». } . " "
gels and members of the train crew The Bear Turns out“
had picked themselves up from the . ‘- ‘,
.amiihe Hunterls leg
heaps mm which they Were thrown by
the unacknthey helped their less-tor.
tunnte fellow tourists. -‘Up in the for- A Chinese chowvaiuetl
ward pert oi theshnitered smoker wen' answers to the name Imam,
» a pitiful ecene. Frank Seeley, son of three chumplonsbipd‘land‘
the cashier of the Preemie isle Nation} galore to his ch33“ “Kym "
oi Bank, was seen half buried beneath Hendrie’s woods, between-so >-
3 heavy fragment of the root and one end Riverside, notn'itb‘e‘
of the windowe-‘At'the bottom of a blue blood and the co.
. jumble oi" souls and heavy timbers. taking rearing it. ‘ ‘
where death must have been inetnm The vagrant @0th ur
taneoue, was Dr. Hugh Pipes. 3 on terror to a numberot on
Presque Isle dentist. and one of the“ residents Coming upon it ‘
best musicians in the band; Nearby: the woods they have lnls
were the others. horribly mangled end blue-blooded canine a“; e ,
crushed. They were up near the en.l and have (led Yesterday
.zlue. Behind them were their sixteen " an occurrence “WW“
to squeeze out from beneath themnsa- ~ V
. we beer was runnin 4V“ th
“93 0’ wreckage, dragging paintuily moods, and avnelg‘hgborcfrm
conscious and bleedingaud thesurvlv—i beer The 'doge ‘ caught
glen debris in a madteuort torreecue' . . 2
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‘thoir neighlforo and relatives bolero hzm: tortillivfllnzwdlsgéetgn
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found the sort ol be'or he
after.
The chow is the 915993?»
lJohu H. Tyrone! Riveroid
lthe neted young motoria
one of a collectionot chowe
varieties of dogs at bonito
In this their they were assisted by.
woo a settlement. Grindslone has
just forty-threqvinhubliunts. its; only
means ell-communication area‘by the
reliroad‘ond which runs through the
and u elngie telephone wire. There is
not even a logging read out of the hem-
iet. and of course. no physicians or
medical facilities. not the hunky lum-‘
‘ bermen made quick work at the shot-
;the animal. It'llewordo {iii
paid the . person "who will out!
return it. ‘
'Mr. Tyson bought,
May {or his witch
. the «noble wo‘enroi theltiorth woods
save iirueldto the injured.
Help :waeluplmo‘ned by telephone
. and lo a tew momenta unmihhtmln
. was (modern at militiamen-men
chase he and Mrs. Ty
cliennpolie. in their.“
l chewed the [May out oi
tithe premieoe nodemm
‘onaJune 3. “It. Milli“ '
ever since. living on try
out M, animating;
nuny‘ illustrator,
t «relief train maniac tuneup at Ben- "0‘Wl’mi’h "W” .
‘ ' trite deg ls‘mt‘ vie!
:it‘ bee-eagererl to i
has initialed not ‘
‘ too greateuriocit . ill
. by “the time :tltomamr min elm It hafilbeenimmine
' “‘0 “m 3°” Wrong. Why “mm Point. near scraping? on ‘Ponobueot ‘miwd-tbe momentum nude nil ~mdl‘ior-sthmwm
. inmlomblerel .miblelou termination bowimmare .
or,» at the railroad i ‘
”hilt. A
From other point! the. the banner“
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bulmymnmm no A ,
he beetle. win the firstoeutu‘tlon'ot ‘
‘ . cowbell:
xii libido one + ‘
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him! a
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