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moot says he‘ is sorry of this sti pect-
ed of conection 'with the “Bull Moose“
movement and fears silence On his
part would be misunderstood. He he:
been away on a vacation and had only
Indirectly kept in touch with the im-I
mrtant developments in Connecticut
yolltios 'Upon returning he found his
,gfibgme inlemutially-iinked withithc new
3““2WI'W and yesterday came the explicit
statement that he had ‘been in it from
the first. He says that this statement
Was too much. He says that thosé who
know him he snare that the pmtfiso‘u
g-Ijll'illcullés oh. the new ty he‘d had
.. us much sympathy rang elm-é that's
ms any echoes! cannot sty’I tfllem rests]
long before he had any heretical Inter-
est in politics
«He says he advocated thorn in class
rooms and on then ublic platform, just
I" Cos he had advocated them in recent
I years while in politics.
are of the new party Prof. Fisher says
that many of thorn have his highest re.
gard ey include many of his per-
tonal friends
Poof Fisher says lhut he had watc-h
ed the public screen; or some of these
leaders with warm approval, especial-
ly those who were his class political
triends. But in split! of all that he has
refused to take any part in the pres-
eni movement. He is glad to tell his
friends oil over the state the reason
why. Prof. Fisher then proceeded“
follows:
”In the one man who dominate» the
whole mchmem. Its no political lead-
er or “boss" has ever dominstsd before ‘
the one man without whose thwarted
tunhltlon for a third term movement
would not have been started as it has
and without whom now it would he no
thing. in this man i have no confidence
whatever not I shred. it. would take
too long now to tell all or nu roulette.
'0! course i know that newspapers ct-
ion IIIIIWI; I; also do political
enemies sonsrslly. lint. there are tow
msltions in which a person is more
induced. ever compelled. then in mine,
to watch movements“ and ruminants,
and few In which he hits rstrcr means
of Judgment. My judgments are my
on... nttprhdtldlwd solihsmtcufdl. as
I believe, Mr.
"The post hum of the new party i5.
men. the Most comm
" is my M
Inimita- at tho m. MW
contributed to his
For the lead-I
tanner were, so one” like ‘0
ii Jtis'IchietreliIncé now." Why, in
the name or all that is obvious. do not
the common people see these facts?
“No voters over the state who know
me at all, know how I stand on mass
ureg“ tofiwhieh the Brokressives do-
clans. out I do not trust Roosevelt.
and i cannot adhere to “movement so
largely inspired by his nisd amhltloh
for more than ‘Wnshington or Grant
had. This is the motive and main-
spring of it all. use differs from the
last preceding type of politician in his
confitaut and Itervid appeals to high
principles of righteousheSs and in his
directficonlident‘ unwashed assurm
hurls reality he is of he trains“ ‘éhssii
tlnn kind as they tildes of the protests-
ed principles 0! the new party and also
most of their leaders pieces me much;
and I am, in so far strongly inclined to
fall into line; out 1 out more strongly
repelled by Roosevelt. i should like do
believe in him but I simply cannot.
"“It Mr. Roosevelt were a less domi-
nant nisn, so that, in very- truth it
might be snidIthat his party and his
Iniucipiss are‘greutsr than he, the situ-
ation would be far dlflmnt. But from
it rat to last. as head of the Republi-
cans and now as head of the new par-
iy he has been more resolute and
more successful in asserting his own
Worm}- wili and hsgrlng down all on
position than any other pollticei lead-
er at less: in recent times."
pnbonssstvse 'ro HAVE souno
this MY. w
Mrs. hiedlll McCormick has been
mmmisslonsd by Senator Jolenh M.
Dixon to organise I countrywide Foun-
tiers tell upon October 27 which Is
coast to coast.
At first the hiss we; to have no.
dcr it day can soon Octobcr2’i.whlch is
Imlonel Roosevelt’s birthday. hut this
red lens:- day last-M let down tor
October as. "
On that tiny in every slits; loom Ind
vulture throughout the country the no»
party are coin; to dlltrlbcts to the
hedge. Every person who ccnt‘rlhutll
vests him II c inhaler cliche W4 “
cos or his own IunmaTh'sd qusiitths: I
transom to be I May; and as IlIllI
men who sm‘lcyll to the WIN. .
white I specially-Issac Fromm“
twenty-ll" clots or more will wastrel
one or these emblems which will allia-
ham «use Idem n “smile.
, second .——It would chisel: the doors
or the great money centers to the
farmer or the remote“ regions Ind
York. so that he sold need have no
sort of security oflersd by the forth in.
Texas or Oregoll on Which tho money;
he lends is to he spent.
This means to the minor low rates
or interest and easy terms tor repay
most. What it woukh moon in more
special; terms to" the i
or can he osshy cosh his comparison
ct conditions in Ger, Inc
and in the united Sftiie’if‘l
statement at s dealer to land more
cages in our ' southweltrmadewst“ a
meeting in New York city The
of a compsny flnsncs’d by stuns: our
[arms In the southwestern stator;
“We have :bs‘en loaning monevtu 38'.
0 and 10' percent. 1 losnld new in
the automate Immerse yes". also
never got less than 3 per: cent a month.
Thst is incident to s. new country
land locus that We have been maklhx'
the am your or so throuxh that use
I am very (rank to say that I think
the rates ought, to come down and
that we ought to be able to get money
from that section of the country II.
8 or 7mm cent"
In comparison with this statement
the Credit Funnier or France is able to
loan money on farmlands at 4.8 per
cent and the German soolstiessnd
banks at about i or loner cent. Al
the specter quoted Ibovc says, the
pmhsbly to n imc extent due to the
money here is more Ictivsly mom
It is unusual whether. em with the
catholics oi the European machlnlry
the littoral: nuts on mortals» costs
fltltsl as they are in either France or
Gummy It II the entities of no III!
In summit? than Charles I. Goblet.
down to 5 per cent
Mimic: remiss his lot little ll!
little film in Isobel-Ida“)
giro s security to the investor in New .
s staytliiug on till: I d
m tum. .1 New
{tile :GO-A‘
speaker was desorlbih‘z‘ the business to W m"
ital Which makes mortgage loans as In"
and. tor the. first three or {our years >
Not: our bank rate is 10 per cent. Our
tics of the country have been made"
on so 8 or a per cost basis. “However-,4
high rate 0! interest in thimcountry II,
not that it is s new country and tho! I
he brouhtdows as low in cm United.
however, thIt they could he hmlliht .
A mortals It,
5 our cost with till costume to the
or Institution raisin bl morn
saw ‘
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as, All improvements. mgr Isl
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2.05% on BALE—0
miles from George:
vine stations, all
‘ good water system, W911
pig orchard, strawibcifl
tries and other small
had 150 sores; 60 so! .
.. 40 acres under farm W
acres in lawn. garden
Stable. large loft for
WIN!‘
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a “110.
Catherine street Corner lot, $500;
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MI!!! 8%., all Imam
Price 05500.
on ”Launch m0. 1"!"
1501150.
Price $1000
m“ A“ “.4.“ watcottt Ive.
Price 51500
MORGAL
not: Road
and? and
3005
ed.
semanws‘ltI‘
room for man, chicks h
. 80. gasoline house. tool
I‘m-vice, 515.500 -
lend Cat-rinse hos,
silo. ice Me. I!
301 .—-F‘OR BALE—4i no,
side or road. Price
acres with house west
Excellent View of the a.
Not-walk in slid dim}
I - R BALE-I‘Bnlldlnx lot 50 x
~ 1mg art Me, mama and some"
on.” «s wows». Old Boldsn Hill“
Road. Bath. liardwod floors, driv-
on well with engine attachment: I10
in: chicken
or less. All
acres.
height.
houses: 23 IBM more
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.. Price no. 000
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