7: ‘\
z
I,\ question!”
.msomucasiaumm
shut-.II:
’(‘llicago and St. Louis.
”other inctdbnt of the convention.
Senator Burton the Man to Lead
.. Republican
Party to Victory
Ilia Nomination For President
All Factions—Great Record
Recent American History
Will Harmonize anti 5.11mi
In House and Senate Part oi;
Comes From Section Which;
l Will Be Storm Center oi Coming Contest.
HOV T'I’FIJDORE F
iii IIII:11Ii_\ tuo 111.1: In .1. it
l'III.II111I l-a it II.'. I I II
1-. -i1'II:I.]'l I I'I'l'
. til it is : 1 l I. 1 .I I
of the solar systells 111'1 11:.I:1~1l t‘ I
the :111I.l ol' l:llll1Iil . , ' . II .111 '...
other u.':li Ins slthol . ..II s III
a In IIllII. pi 11lle II‘ \ :I'- 'IIII;
(ltllid'tIss
The :lttebtllll of all |I1I11.l1I~I 1|le'. J.-
the 1~I.Iim 1Il‘1onllnl .1'i..". 11.12.. 1.1. I
lulled by the fiwiul I'1i|t'. their 111.11
ull’ail's have seemed ll'iviut. .illil |I:I .-
l1eell IleuieItetl or .1I1'I..I 1'31 in lil1
hushed thrill that has held tin- hearl
ul’ tllII world.
lb '1 phenomenon :Ii llt' 1:111 llt‘t‘I‘Ii'll
for the full. obviou' to I-I1I1“)' one In
the 111111-11 States. lli.1l lil.- .Ipplouoh
in: piesidelltial 1'aIIIp:1i;.ll has not do ‘
\‘1'l-1|11'.i nu appre1 table iI'IIIIIioII 111' 1111-
ilItIIII-sl M‘ngitnli-h \tiII-Ill.llsualii‘
prevail (or. many 11II11‘Il1e lIIII'IIt e tilt"
uIecIIIIg (it le great push 1'1..I\1: lllulia
t‘suai‘y the politic ii lt'itl111‘l‘llllil'tIill
AIIIIII. .1 begins to rise ahout 11 )efll
l11Ii .... 11:1: l1 recurrir : i..lillillli -1'II:II l
11:11:11. Il-HI‘lies ievr l:.1t .li‘1Ill'
timo- .1” the 1IoII\I1-1.:i-l..~\. and
built“; I1l11I1.l ltt‘illl‘t‘ llit‘ elIIliiIlIi.
this .11 II'. lzlll‘». thel Ip:ll:.l' II.I
1IIIIIII;1III_\ would 11....-
ill is burr.) 1ii111'113lIlII
.‘111I.I. 'l he “hole [1 .iIiII.Il reason i'~‘
hthwutd. lilll‘. for t'I'w very r1I:lIIIu.
\11- may well II\pe1It 1!.al l'lIIIu 11.11 111
111'-
\ilIl\'.§i
iii‘
'11] t'tzli
|1e1 ll III'IIIIIIII-tl
.iII.11:Ii,1.
there will be it quick sit-p ill lilt‘lzlll‘i'ilb
11l‘1‘.:".lls.lI'Illl:tlit'll',1t'tll'lumliflefllfi.
and tr: 4‘11' little the conventions ure‘
m‘t-E', I.l11- American [it‘l‘lilt \\ .ll l1e|
l't'HIll for the full .‘-\\ili" 11! our 1pl1lll
rcunile 1IoutIst. ll\1u ill1I i 11:1;1-1111.
\t’ul' “iii then drop had. to sewrnll
p'I-IIwI und this for two t'I';l'4f=iI~. ti1.~.t.
‘l11-II..I:~1- the political 1IIIIIIpIi-.II. In tin
Nilt'l‘.’ chsisII l1 0 ()i' i'sstlt's lllat 1'.Ill ll“‘
1 1I [It‘I~l[N|ll(‘tL will I I'ov.1l its 11111
to illl‘ trout: and. M'I‘tlllti. l11IIIuIIs1I. as
illlI i‘lIL'ilsll \Vl‘ilt'l‘ ii. (i. “'t'lis so tle.
Ily puts it.tlle1I11IItll.Il abroad l1: 1s II. II x
‘e.i t'lI- sluI_1I 11f lIIitiul onset 1. 1111i l":1 :Ill
ed 1111- period of drag. when the remit
is to l11‘ determined rather by endul'»
.IIIIII- than by impact. and l1_v-st::n1lcrs
are always more interested ill 11 11111.1.
assault than in a prolonged tug.
Contest Unique In American History.
The conventions of the two great
"pal'1i1Is are now immediately below us.
illvcry d:1_v and every hour 1111iIl11111
[It I IIIIItest revue is new phases oi the
situation and presuges u 11I1nttIst IIIIinn
.‘tn \1: I1Irl1Ian hi toIIv. \lready mu
‘IgleI's is restless: and the lenders ol
‘hoilt parties are considering an early
‘adJoIIrIIIneIIt, or, at least. 11 recess. un-
.‘til alter the nominatione are made at
lint more 1111-
usual and siI'nlihaut than any othel
‘aspe: t of the still: ltton is the fact that
the mind of the whole 1I1I1lIIItly is in
Iftent upon one convention only. This
its true for the ilrst time within tile exI
preview 0 41f the present generation”
While it has several times happened in
recent veurs that the candidate of one
party or the other was a foregone con- i
(IluIQ1 :1 many months in advance of 1111'
nomination, there has been. at least. an
.iuterest in the platform or in somel
For;
example. the second nomination oil
(‘loveland in 1898 was assured. while!
the probable Republican nominee wari
a riddle; yet both conventions attract-i
ed the liveliest concern. because it Well
'not known how'I-far the Domocrata
would follow their leader‘s declaration
.i‘or a radical revision or the thrill“. 811
In 1896. while the probable choice oi
‘the Democrats remained a mystery 'un
‘til the day of the convention (finally
rotag to a man therehotore witllout|
r: Iationnt renown) the nomination oil
-McKinlepwas Ilell forecast by events i
Yet the we pventions were easily
at equal tamoxv because thh time the
how far the Republican
would .go in a courageous stand in
.—
Ivnule platform could be written now
.to'anoy new-II;
.u. w
PURTO"! OF OHIO. ‘
Il‘IIl lIzI II \I‘.IllI i'I lfk“ tl'Il
Ihoice 1Ii‘ ti 1 lIII'IIoI t'til'v wa~ not;
l.' I- ‘il IIIi:t11I.I.laiII'_1 iII:.1i\:111I1'. :IIIII
11‘ I ii.» |.-{I13I‘I .III IIIIILIIIoIe \\..~
l’ll: . '11 ll :I~~III1-l l'I.I pla't'ofln o!
l".Il 111.lt_\ :‘P'lll‘t'll :II- n‘lit’ileti tl loll
.1. 1I\1'l‘ hilt—1i the galleries olI
t‘I-ltalllly both at t'lIl
Il‘11\t'l‘st
p I'IInI I'lll w"
raw and l .lllilUlt' the 1oII\1IIItloI
~~ I..1- 111' l..I.' \vI.11-~lllilIl1nll\ II1111 |
taiIIilI; lllt liI's _\l‘:ll‘ lllele is less lll
1m- l in «itlno- llil' nomination or tin.
piltt‘oim at St Lolals'than at any liu'1.
\\i".Ii11 the ll‘ many of the oldest IoII
\1'lllltIli gov-r. Iv li'it'. on the other hand
lh1II1I Is morn iuterest ltlIonulI. .'~‘ _\(‘l
l1IsI~ dIIznolIIIrallIeI in [Will the n-uut
nation and the platform at 1'lIiII:I.'o
than at 1111:: time since Lin-olu win.
first 11111111 It in that 1lly.
Ail Cut and Dried. \
'l'lll-111‘pe11illli this i~ qliilt‘ HHV l0!
tlIIIl. 'l‘h'c i‘t‘I'IImlnatiM 111' Ml. “Wham:
I.;!l be It 1::I'tv net-elorl. even if lt-
\I.Ire not a lult'ly desire: l‘hc 111-11111
Iupcl‘ r1-.=.l1Ir ill the land
l1< niaior note will to it strong n;v
pmuumt‘ the wlIol1I1I.1urlle1Ir tho pres
cot :IdilIlIIistriltEou. Includinc the diplo
IIIIII'y \\ inch is said to ll:l\'l‘ 111 pt Its olllI
111 1.111' willl lILIIIopII. lliItl the wisdom?
ll wi‘l b.- 1-III.IIIIId. has IllalaII 5
t1I-'i;I1-1l11tll‘1i1I11lllIgs 11 till \lexll'll. The,
minor IIIIIIIs will hayc to do with tlI-II
rIIIIIl‘IIIInIIIt .IwIIIIIl'Illip of our llit‘l‘
1l.;IIt marine. the almlnlo'uuellt of ill ..
I'llilippilnI-c .II'IIl the l1'111I1i1‘I1l ell'l‘l'ts:
of tile l‘lnll'l'woml llll’iil' lllW, 'i‘lie til :
lent measure will he used as 111 such
1.1:Ilte1sasn sIIIIolIIl II-rln. fret,- it'lls no:
the l‘aI.aIIIII l‘ulIIll for .\IIII'I'l1'IIu 11111.4!
II.iI1I ships. and the high 111st of living .
in sharp coIIII. art with all this cut .
al.1l1lIiIIIl lIogI'IIIII will be the in Ill»
lIIIlII 1111111-ntioII .\'11IlIau 1"1111 pm in It
with 11Irtu'nuy the nominee. Milli no
man can write with safety the plat
form in advanI 1' All that can i t‘ slut
tIi with reasonable assurance is tint.
the grave 1 l‘l'-l~l in international all'alr .
and the universal demand for it I'ees
lahiishmebt oi the .\lInIli1IulI dootvluw
1-f p.'oteItlon. will bring together both
1'111ti111.; oi the lll'fiI'llllictlll purl} tlu
1l11\one 1;lluli1i:11.- :Il'd 111n- 1i1~1lz1ratl11h
of principles. Who the I'lllldillate Nllil'Ill
be. and how far in this direction. or
that, the platl‘oIIIII shall go uri- seI IelsII
IIII\\‘ hidden in the pl'oIesstIs ol‘ I.III~'t:I~
lion.
'l‘ln- l:1I;III'IIliI.III pally IIIIIe'.‘
faced a more suit-11:11 duty. or a new
inspiring opporl= 1133}. That the t'l‘illl
try is ready to mourn it to power is
written large in 1I\1Iry polltil'nl omen.
.\'111 only l1:I<IlI1I in i p1-I'sistc.l through
the last four _\1I:Ils that the lleptihlimu
\‘olcls. united. :ll't‘ in a clear majority.
but every election held slnIIe the lact'
l'I1Isi.l1-IItE:Il campaign. in which na
tional issues here involved. has shown
an ilnletlse ii] that majority Hi the
1-:'11t\ needs to do is to st: 1111] up stI: Ire
toed to the 1111111111111
“:lilIt tin re will he a 1:001] tiI'ht no
shrewd obscrlfir doubts. ’l‘lIut det’ eat
is possible. ClHI that there are. ways:
to make it certain. every {rank and
disinterested party man will admit.-
‘i‘hat victory is assured it there is sun»?
moned to the cause the whole Itepub-I
211.11.
has
li1-aII sentiment or the country, all lie-I
publicitns and all Democrats know.
Necessary Qualifications.
in such an emergency who is the
best hum to nominatcl, It is easier to
describe his type than to find his name.
First: The Republican nominee must
Or a 1mm orprricsecd in public afl'aiv‘tl.I
lie must know world politics and he
must be skilled in domestic legislation. I
There is nothing so dangerous to the
fortunes of a democracy, or indeed oi
any other government, as a theorist in
1owI1IrNo man whose M of life
.11 held him aloof from put: at-
fairs «(wisely lead or interpret p-
____.,___ l
‘ must he an open hook.
‘ revel‘ll must
llat l'ison
I cause of lite
. appreciate tlIiI
i Ilre ll 1'll.lllu'e iII illl‘ national admluls
‘ “Will is fast taIIiIIg iorlll. llalc been
. lsl‘y
. 1| prowess oi"
, record in the House and Senate are 11
starvation. ltisthenanwhebe"
m. who has been trained and M-
ptinod by years of service in the hash
ness of government. and particularly
in the ending sctiool of national let-
islatlou who makes the beef candi-
ldntc and the 111111 presidtut.
II. .1 1 1.1” 11.-mus. 'lllis
_\--11; of. ‘i ells would lo I had time
{In 1511111111111.'ll11I1Iitam1tet .id
th1-1-IIIII11II 1f the Republican 11 millim-
lint even this
is not saith-lent. However well known
he may hII it is more ilIIpn-lant still
that his Ilews should be well known.
HII all the great pl'ohllIIIIs that now
1IoIIt'IoIIt u.\ the people will want to
lthow‘ where he stands and what he
stun-is 1.11'
,'.'. 1.
7711.1] [Ir IIiI‘lI l.1' mm it I.! .I‘II'I'. .\U
I1II1II.III tell what the III-xi IIIIII .Ie.~;~
‘ \tili IIrilIg i-olh. 'l‘lIe' \1'.I!1I v. Ill i.-
iu l! I..1's_ and the >‘ arhs :121' tiling in
11.1:' .. III tIoll. 'l‘II.l.y Is ll‘Illt' t'rllit‘Jl
ti 1 IIIIHIl'lut'. .‘Ilzll t Illlu.'l‘11'\' may [‘1'
111:11' .1 \itil‘ilt‘i lab-l l' .“Ill 111.111)
l'l.“1' \I..Is 1.111-1 .1 I111..- I li"il I'1IaI
ll|.11.1l.'.I‘IIlliHIlitli‘luM'1.1 1' M) (as
l §~Iil.1l ll \‘Ilt'l'II ill ll'i .I IiIIl :.‘1li
i"l‘I ll ll11' ll.i' l 1' I i'.Il1‘.'1I
limo hit -:.I.«. IIIIIIl pie-I lIl .I 1;ll1-l= 'at-I
who {Innis 111-111I .III'. \lII will IIII'
in»; 1:1 1i}. .Inl iI 11 ll\. [III who will
III-III. tilll ll 1I. l:'l‘1-. III tII. lIIITI ..'
Ill] '1! ii' . 1 '1'; it t lwIilll'
1.. whom 1'11 11- ab 1 l1 11.11Iusl tin-
lllil'iill') l" II'.1N1L':II_-1'.1.'I1I".I.T \ ill
I'..- inllesl n-slrmnw tl. . 11 III“ to
l.\1‘i Illili'u 1l1‘YI'111l I II
li:1' lililt‘rl N
s I\ 1 lt‘l‘.’lll)' of
.Ali"
Need Big Man Alter War.
I‘oIIIik. 111 1111111 1 Mum/dud ,tulrt'ielrn
In. 11.. w 11.. I 7111111». \\ l 1'11 tln- \\:II' 111
i lI1|1I11.1i~ItiI1II1I \\‘|l
tlI.l!I 1‘ 1'1' lIeiIltII ill lIlll‘ lil>llll"t' i'IIt' ti
slIllll'lll. IIlecl'ieInIIId :II.| VIllllldlill'llI'
hand} 1g II.‘ the 3111111 :11] it'. .1 industrial
lII‘ ..‘I‘I'Iltr'r 111Ie1l
l.tltIi1 ‘l - III the 1‘11Illzltl 'l ‘ll‘ \.11llit‘ll
1\l: II'.I1I1 \\lll IIIIIIIile lure f 1‘1'.\i'.'l!l to
[lil‘lt‘ili 1li .I":1r and 111-41111 .1 trust
1.11-1.1I 1.» law: now I-onl trons .th .11!
I‘lllI::'.:1' tI1 .\1.11IliIal. III1111111I111I 'I‘hI-
lI.II11i $11.11 . 111'} be llll' IlI-lIIIII of oil
l...'ll«:. il'i‘l tlte L’l‘1-1111II' 11: all 1101!
ll-1l~ \\ It in the .1I~I ol' the 1I‘IIIIi21I1l
\I.12‘.l wI‘ IIII 11.11!) In li.1‘tl1!' 1111.1 sne-
l‘il'.1 ii 11".1'11 lint lil' ll.llI $11111!
s'tIIatlIIlI\‘.11l.;1|!:Il1I.I11'I'III'pIII-tiIIIl.
l: Iz'Il InIIlIII 1i hum. III 531- or tiIIalII 1'. :1111!
tonsznon ~1III .,. III: II1I-i.1tiln ol‘ the ill
t1-1'1I—ts IIud opponllllu . I of .\IIIIII'l1':Ill
1I.Ilplltll and labor.
il/I' H1 1111.! ’11 II iIIu 1! 1/1'1; .II [1‘1
ItIll’iriIll l'hII iI1IIJIiIn-1I .Il (Simian)
111le 111111I'II.IIIII~I l11I.~.1':.~f::.~11»r,. In all
lliI‘
substantial ell-meats of the pad)
sut‘il that both 111111
111'
sol-tathes and I'lUL'l't‘\Si\(|\ .-1.. (l'llnl!
and support llilll. (in llllee 111-. III-ion“
only has tinI lh~pll|1llIIaII patty been de
tolled since lh1I t‘hll \\'.lI'. and 0:11 It
time the 1'1Il'1Int wrs t‘tlll-It .i by :1 uolui .
nail-III i-Il'I-illl) ilIIg-Isul upon :1 lame
llltl protesting minority the tart i.~>
.hzl' their lips iil'let‘ luv" it little front
llI1- day the lil‘\i llepuhllrau \IIII. 1I31'1t
l'l i’rIIsEoI'lIl in l‘ill tiltl‘ll 1.1 the [511"
ml hour when the prlnI'lphw pi lilt'
Republican party were iIot'inIlIl by 11‘
1'l1Illl‘ niftlority til the people. III N‘NI
\ll'IIlt lilulno. tho idol 1If the party.‘
went down in defeat. ill NJ: wheIII
failed oi III1Il1I'ItiIlII and in
lHl'.’ when tho pu't) \\.'tv~ split oveil
the l'e-noIIIilullioll of 'i‘IIil. tho IcII!‘
result 11". not all IIbaII ‘
donlnenl of ltepubllvau prillr‘lples. l-I.1.
dissatisfaction with the lt1Ipuh|l1I1111l
1nn1lidute. 'l'he lesson is well learn
l‘tl. it “ill lilll llltt'e to he i1-111':it1I1l'I
l'..:IslII.lItI-1l ltepuhllrnns every when
fall They will 1'41 :.Il
to the «I‘llYt'lillllll resolvul to 11.11.1111
that candidate who possesses. Ill.\l. the
highest,Iplllllthatlons (111 the tillll'l’
1'1.1l.next. the greatest :I\.;'ilIlI‘l|lt_\- i
In.” it the power toIIquInIIIId tilet’ full
.l.1uI.:tlI of illl' party :1111 to :llll’lll'l'
the support of that great body of inde
pendent citizens of all parties who 11:-
trillion.
'i‘lIesII 1111- the live e ~1-lItut'Is. \Vlit"
is the man who l11I~t 1111-1 ls 1I\el'y t1‘st'.
‘i‘|.I~lII.:lIti':ll lhIpulIliIIaII leaders in all
parts ol‘ the IoIlntry. as well as the
l'.llll\' and tile \\'llt's1I composite judg
Iziv in: this question tho most sober and
earnest consideration.
i‘l'l' thing is assured. 'l‘he ('hlIIn
Illll\t'llli"ll will be u (ll-llheratlve body.
There is a serious resolve. IIIIIIIll'estIId
III all elements ot‘ the party. to take
counsel io;eth1Ir 11nd lIouliIIIlte lite hest'
:lllll strongest man not only the one
ratio will poll the lalIzest vote and sat.
the (‘Xpel‘ltiilolls oi the greatest
number. but who \\1ll l1:11'IIIoIli'/.e. solid
il‘y and strengthen the party. Already
elimination. having 1'1'I
gard for no individual preferences, in
tiueln-ed by uo pride or section or par
tlalily of leadership. has been quietly
going on throughout the country.
1:11
genator Burton Man oleour.
Out 111‘ this process there is gradual
ly emerging the name of one 1111111
around whom the whole party could
rally. who would satisfy every element.
Imeet every III-IleI'eInent. and carry the
Iltepllblh-au standard to victory.
’l‘iIat luau is Theodore E. Burton 0!
Ohio. -
Senator Burton is experienced in
public IIlTIIlrs. lie is known front one
end of the land to the other and his
position on every public question is as
1 well known us his name. for his great .
part of recent American history. lie
is firm in character and safe in judi:
inenr; He understands American bust
ness and finance. for ills work in 1111
tlonut legislation has made him easily
the leading authority on these ques-
tions. He is a broad-ganged Repair
ltcan whom every member of the party
from every section of the country could
support with enthusiasm and without
reserve.
More than this. Senator Burton come
from the my heart of that section
which will be. the storm center of the
coming contest. The states or the mid
I [11_'
, guIIIIIuts and giving them the {estrus
: of his public sen-1.1a
; data no he received it letter from a
l t'lllPl'
l with him "It; .li’tv
I regrets that he was uIIabi1I to In ’0‘!"
may, HAY as, 1916
db rd bu always been must to
nonlinear: access. and the house is
the unseat ”patch mate this tact
more important than ever before
Senator Burton has no superior on
the stump. He would node a cam-
eaten that would arouse the finest spir-
It of the puny. lie is fearless. vigor-
ous and 11 master or political debate.
Hrer since he entered the House of
ltepruseututives to light side by side
with William McKinley. twenty—tire
years ago. for the tillt'f tenet 1:! lie
pIIhilI'ull faith. he
L'l'1-~s and out. a 1.,lIspI
the party in all the pin
oi gm ernlncut.
tulill’ legislation,
has been. in ('oll ;
'l'i.\ leader ill!
.Ial problems
and 111‘ 11- old uponl
litlt‘llthil'vlldl affairs
the lilIlll‘li‘IQIL‘n‘hi 1i ii\1 1's and h.II' .
t-nls, the 1.11,...“ 11f 1111- army and
navy. the slip. .. it‘lllll‘ of the haul;
.11.-l the in
1nd e- 1Ill-Iu1y lll
L11: :IIId l"1lll‘l I111 1 systI .11'~.
sislelne tip' .1 lb ‘trli
the | "lilii' s1I.II.. 1. .1 pi Itlolm lll it i
.wii' i
Senator ii‘lriIIII . .I ..I '11 11 p.111» .
1111111 illi 1.1 Ural 1., 'l‘\ II 111 lmliiil'lil
1:1 IliIiilty. and incl
III'I.I.III.7.nIIII:I and to:
IIouiIi II-«l III..1 ll .iii l:1;II.l:|i1:III~
Ih1Ilvl'1'I'1! 1.:1I'II I11 '11' 21Iv11111id
1 I111 ll'I'l.. I ..I.. 1.1..... l11~ l-II'In oi
-1'l:1I1-:11.Id ' I \\ It .1 .11- ”11' 11:11-11
s II::;l'1Ir i1. ; 1.111 .1.Il it"l1'l'lthI1liH'
Ill ll.- iI'l.II . til. ll- _'I.1'iil 1itl
IIIrtiIau 1". '.I III ‘
l1. \llt'tevltl': t'i1I “l‘llv‘ fil"l I-l‘. ['1'
III-oi the n... t 1 1'1. i.lII'.'.flii1[I'llllit;lll
:Ilioll ,1; I'1I
lilzlll ...r the [It i;
ii .‘I "it 'l'
“ iNiIrl 1' l l '1 '1
ll; I l
l Ir :1 .d
"11 1- not \I:I.e thI
ll'1I l]\l ':1n 1
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I'llliI! i'II lilrttie
li‘iltIIa III Uillli
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211-11 t 1 _'
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Sitilléll Bliltlllll
litany Anecdotes lie! and at "it
Ulla Statesman. i
l
l
l
the result or Srualor Thee-lore l2;
liurto'l's Iii-511;; mentiolaIl r-o plolul‘
II1Inll_\ in tho p.11IIIs is that several
tl:111I.. eaI-ll weIIl. I11I I1I1I'll1's it‘lll‘nl
from IIo'lIIge :Ittd ‘hl-Jl. who-l students
in dim-rent parts of the country III-k
lug him to help llll‘lll lil preparation
(lei-ates, ll;- :lll'id‘i“ I’llliit“~ it 11
I‘llll‘ when his engagements wi'l per
lull to help students by suggesting nr
Ilowm'et‘. 11 few
student in .1 annual school trr one oil
the northern states suggesting a moat
tun-1 osilnu .IIr.I Lem-In The young
lady wrote hlui$luu she was about to
11 prize rIntIIst and silo had
I'lnuu-n for tile-“triad a 1pI1Isii01‘Iv on
11 turn be was regarded rte-11 particular .
authority. Siw'tl'fi'lw‘led that If he
wont] write lIiIl'l-ssal.u1nl it was.
nw. Irrdcd the [1191‘ she would divide it
lie
ill'l' prillhlhillnn,
Selultor liurton is a prodigious work
IIII. and the lightln his sltnh can at-
ways Ive seen burning far into the
small hour; of tile night. He says that
he is able to plushe his studies to these
lale hours by llh'flj‘s retiring for an
hour late in the afternoon
(Inc afternoon ,l'l'esldeui 'l‘IIi‘t want-‘
ed to consult with Senator liurton on
the telephone 11111:) \\ 114 connected with
the Po: bombenu c\1'l1.'1ng1' 'llle llo
Ilnnnbcnn 111 «III: Itrr informed the presl
dent of the l II‘ted States that Senator
l' nil-1n was usher and she could not
disturb him.
Mr. 'i‘ail replied. "lint this is l‘real
dent 'l‘ut‘t. who wants to speak to Sen
ator liltrton."
She answered: 'Ii can‘t help it. i
wouldn't call him even 11‘ it were the
I..n:: or England."
l'rIIsldt'lIt Tau-111111 this story on Mr.
llul'lou at the neat White House din
her that .‘ll‘hiilll'jl'll attended
Senator liurioir is 11 prII1ti1-al alltl
raI-1I sllieldisl', tInvaliIalIte to his
friends as it is tlfllt he has never mar-
I-led he Ls the Immttlc. ItioII of dcvo
inn and tend1111e<s to children
When he w i\‘ in the senate he had
an appoinllueut to 11 position at his
dlqmsal. There was a score of :lppli»
rants. (int 01‘ the number be selected
for appolnlim-Ilt'a mall with a family
111‘ smell l'ililtil’t‘lt. -.
"The man needs it." said the semi»
tor. “lie is doing more for his court
'1'." and the 111le generation than any
of us,“
Senator Vim-Ion. who‘cannot brim
himself to stick—to the principle of or
galiizcd charity as against open hand
ed. indisIIIIilninale giving. but who has
a firm determilultiou not to be imposed
upon. recently had this experience
lie was-accosted by a man who do
1Ilal'ed he was hungry and needed :1
Illiitl‘lt'l‘. Senator Burton replied: "My
friend. i don'tflwant to see any man
:Io lInllLIrv. Just come with me to 11
IIIestalunnt and I will buy you some
thing '1 eat.‘
“'.\\i,‘ want a quarter; l that r want
none of your charity.“ the nqu rIIpllI-d'
ls.
Consulted by Roosevelt.
“'heu Theodore Roosevelt was prcsi
dent he Often consulted Theodore 1’}
Burton. particularly on matters of con
scrvutlon. loosevelt appointed ltllr-
ton chairman of the. inland waterways
commission. and the senator was after-
Ivard chairman of the national water
ways commission. both lnujng for
their object the conservation of the
waters .0! the "country to be used for
irrigation and navigation, Roosevelt
and Burton did. notaiwuys agree. but
the president had a profound respect
pr Burton's opinion and advice.
""
Children Cry for Fletcher's
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
in use tor
goriII, Drops 111111 Soothing S) rups.
0'0!
30 years, has hos-nettle signature at
and has been made under his per-
sonal supervision since its truancy.
Allen 110 one todoeeive you in this.
All Countrrtcits, lmttat nus and “Justpas-good " are but
Experimr 111:; that tr lilo with and endanger the health 0!
Infants and Children— Expertenoe against; Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Ontario is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paro-
It is pleasant.
1‘
contains 111 itller Opium, Morphine nor other Narcoflo
substance.
and alloys
Flutulcm-y ,
Diarr- hunt.
assimilates the lI‘:111d,gi\ing ill-um.
lI‘everilsllness.
its age is its guarantee.
I-tl
its
Nl‘ ind ‘ (“I
It reenlate.
I.
The Childr’on e Pau11ue.I—' I he Mother’ e 1 dead.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
I
in Use For Over 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
V”. CINVDU' COH’AN', NI. YORK CI'V,
:
to
it destroys Worml
For more than thirty years it
has been in constant 1 .11 ‘or the. relief of Constipation
Teething Troubles an
Vanna-Ill and Bow-ls,
natural sleep.
i
«and?
Be Sure Its A
FRISBIE'S
PIE
lads in the Cleaned Plant .
tn- the sen fresh traits f
seq-able
Ask Your Grocer for Them.
lucid on them at your res—
was.
strut,
«(VPlWli‘th — 1.. u
l-itl. Underwood
Beat-nut, all other
. melee sold. newt.
I“ mine seems. a.
oer month. Machinse':
sold at lb per month.
1A.. DONHELLV
.. ... u. a. meat. III-Isle Muss"—
sc 111 he! hisl4
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two sets were thatched together at I
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