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TEDDV TALKS.
Bolonel Theodore ‘Rooscvelt epoke
Carnegie Hall last night and for n
‘l hour and a half attempted to
Stick to his Colmnbus address. mak-
V 5, in the meantime, an urgent up-
on! to allow the people to rule_ The
planet says. “The grant fundamental
lolue now before the Republican pnrty
and lecture our people can be stated
» hrlelly. “it in: Are the American pcov
plehflt to govern thomsclres, to rule
"themselves, to control themselves? 1
lievo they me. My opponents do
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We” might inquiry with propriety
halt has been the status of this re»
h elnce Worthington: time? , Ii
15! rod that the people have never
‘ themselves, it would appear that
,. Roosevelt was dreadfully lack-
: dither in initiative or inclination
the eight years of his presi-
,. Not once during those years
he advocate such it proposition.
We are inclined to believe that Colo-
Roosevelt. was tuiklncu—simply
hiking.” and math pentsnl of his
much, which” appears in full on the
bench page of this issue, will convince
his readers of this fact. ‘
‘ The Colonel took the president he.
hardly to tank for his opinion on popu-
nlr government. having scant eynt'v
’1 tity tor the. tyranny of the minority.
its he terms it. This also is left to
'tiafoylmon ot the. renders.
Mrsnoech is interesting and can.“
: some features are decidedly
, sing at n radical. nature. The
"it 'should, and probably mu" be
all Norwnik people, irrespec-
_ their party amlintionlt
TH: avenue AND THE crrv.
(New Haven Register.)
' (1 when you come to think of i1. '
in {udge Mathewson right. Who
gimved first on the scene, New fiaveu !
' the oysters? Which hen the right
of priority in New Haven harbor, the
Meta: beds or the sewer beds Which
‘ I the better claim to. our sympathy
thwart, the inoffensive clam or
, ifensive sewage?
the subject without its ser-
it will into some time to
I this side upon people in gen-
to we may as well begin. It does
“ follow, beeenee thin and other ,
'ycltleelbave ever since their refute be-
hemoltoo abundant to dispose of an
in dumped it into water codi‘nee.
#0 method of diepoeet in ,
h 1' even sensible. A murmur
'u of habit has penuldfll’rk
they have at least the-ti“
to do this, but thet in ’
Days of Promise
The days-of all the year doth
give-
When it is greatest joy to live
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'Are those still deys, e'er yet
the spring
lies clothed with green‘e living
thing
0! ought of beauty wrought;
But when . .
.She floats within the suan air,
Like an amended thought.
The days of promise unfulfilled n1
To sudden fields, as yet untitled,
To seeds as yet ursown—
But still instinct with strange
delight,
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k A charm their very own:
The days’nn so. within no - 4,
breast .
Hopes undefined; esweetunrest» ,n
_ Tut-tonnes With them done.
~llenriette it. not,
New Spring
Merchandise
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