Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 50, Number 31, Jasper, Dubois County, 17 April 1908 — Page 8

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eater variety oi buits, rurnismngs,

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'Radica

American politics are in an un-

the establishment of the govern-! Jlnvo .vou ever cut yowsolf with n-nt the people have been divid- ? 1)H 0 of !Pr? C. II. Claudv ed into two classesthe radical ln "l0 March St. Nicholas. Thö

and conservative or nroirrossivo 0(fl ft lco of glnitod pftnor looks

and reactionary. The conserve- m!K'n t,int of a knifo under tho

tive has always been numerically, ,mcrosool,- Of course the littlo much stronger. The conserva- 1001,1 navo not strength of steel.

tive has been the richer and more ,)Ut lf the edge of tho nnner ia

influential. Also tbe conserva- drawn swiftly over tho finger withtive has been more constant and out much procure that poeulmr vigilant. The conservative has property of matter called inertia

about supporting any man or ma-,teetn have cut tho flesh before they chine that would leave vested in- nro broken. The same property it terests untouched. It has been!is which allows a candlo to be shot

the doctrine of the conservative I through a one inch nlank or nor-

tlmt "Vfnlth is snniwl in fhn'mits n. lmllnf t

hands of its possessor. An offi- pane of glas without shattering it, i cer is desirable who will not per- leaving only a clean, round hole. 1

mit any inauirv to ue made as to

how the possessions of the wealth I 0ne Dy nd On. Night.

have been acnuira . Partv " that much talked about nml

loyalty has served the conserva- much sought for north pole should

iveDurnose. Win enartv meant' over be discovered and nonnln

nothing to the conservative, the! should ?vor mauage to live there, radical was encouracred to be' what n nueer time thev will hnr nf

loyal to party and consequent, it, w.ih their long day and their the radical usually voted for his'long n-M? From March 21 to Sept party candidate and was not suf-j 22 the .-n never sinks below the ficientlv nrofound to realize thnt horizon. 1 rirnl

he was frequently voting his own degrees I it like a great ball of enslavment Vhen, occasionally ( fire, so tli.- "o dav is six months this radical succeeded in oraininir lonir. 11io: f? im s,nf 90 tntau

control of the party machinery 1 21 the sun inner n?es above the

his candidate has been purchased 1 horizon, circling around a few doas was Cleveland or the conser-jgrecs below it, so that the niht is vatives have fought him and! six months long too. But it ?s not beat him as they did Bryan by 'dark, like o-ir nights onlv a weird, uniting the treacherous conser- uncannv sort of twilight." Uliat a'

vauve ueraocrac ana ine guile- queer land it must be I 1 . 1 IT" 1

lessiy loyai uepuDiican radical.

Watch the Trees.

It is time,

They will bud soon.

If they would only be discreet. Let us hope Jack Frost won't catcli them.

The shrubs are likewise in creat

o

"But time and chance hannen-

eth to them all " A radical named Roosevelt was trnnhlp.

somely popular in New York. A1

popular conservative McKinley! was nominated for the presi-1 dencv. The conservatives riddled !

the New York situation of Roosp-

velt by nominating him for vice-j All save the rhododendrons, president, a position where he which bud in August, could say nothing and could do) Can vou fancy that the maples nothing. Then the conversative! will soon hang out their crimson

Democrat rained to the aid of riorv?

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Commencincr Januarv Kth

... , o : , . ' o ""-' aoociii;ci train X service will be put on making two or three roundtrips daily between Huntingburg and West Baden, connecting with all Mam Line trains at Huntingburg! J. C. BEAM, Jr., !

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JKCOHyORATED

the loyal ReDublican. elected the

conservative McKinley and de

feated the radical Bryan. Then came the unexpected McKinley died and the buried and silenced Roosevelt stepped into power. Immediately thieves were prosecuted ( Morton and a few of Roosevelt's friends excepted for Roosevelt is a real politician )

ureat nnanciers were named in

to court and asked "Where did

you get it?" The substantial men of the

county resented this. They

boucrnt state committpps nnH

used gavels by means of which thev obtained the DemnomHp

machinery and nominated a figure head named Parker for the preoidency. He was a nice man He had been a corporation lawyer, a Tammany hall servant, a

rich man's judge, and the only ;bad habit he had was helDinethe

ncn to steal, bo far everything derewski

...II 1 9 . . i i.1 ! li I .

vent weu. idui. Liit: cunuiaate was too anxious and was not much of a politician He made the mistake of talking conservative. It is all right to be conservative but Parker w ent too far. He sent his "Gold telegram" and the radical who had tolerated gag rule ran from his Democratic ranks and elected the Repub

lican radical. Roosevelt. Then

the boss ridden Democratic party leaders finding defeat in conservatism turned hnrk tn tho

radical Bryan and he is in the saddle on the Donkey. The conservatiue has fnrnerl in

desperation to control the repub-

utau uicuutuiun anu is pnCKincr

tau uiLMJiianc wirn a rrnnri in tho

shape of a manufactured panic in the hope that the beast will

become so unru v as to

even as rough a rider as Roose

velt.

And what of it? If Roosevelt is dpfentnrl hv th

republican machinery the Repub-; llCal Will lOin With fhn chrmnrr

and elect Brvan. Thpn in onJ

- w a Mit i

otner lour vears the ApfnutnA

Renublican will turn in rlicmicf

- ... ... wiuuot IrOm the COnSnrVnfivo nnna

more to the Radical Roosevelt. It looks as thniicrh fhn nnl

tning xor ine rich thieves to do

in self defense would be to have

Conservative nnminnfnl fn.

- - - " .vuuiiub,u IUI

vice and kill the president and

we wouldn't be surprised at

anything! "Question," Ind

lunapons.

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It seems too cood to be true that

the big blossoming trees will soon

oe a-tuoom.

Ard, blossoms aside, what could be more beautiful than all the deli

cate greenery that will soon embow

er us."

Mow a Famous Competition Came to I

Bo Written. The story of how one of Paderew-

eias mojt popular compositions.

came to uo written was told recently 1 in London by the famous compos-1

er s wne. It Mas in those earlv davs when

the master pianist was a professor

at me Warsaw conservatoire, and the scene was the home of the

Polish poet. SwietzochowskL who

had just expressed the opinion that

no nving composer could compare

m oeauty and simplicity with Mo

zart. At the moment Trrnno V.

merelv shrnrTwl hia

shoulders. But the followi

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ing no appeared, asking permission

10 piny ior tne poet n little Motartian thing which perhaps he did not know. Then ho played his own

now lamous minuet. "Ah !" exclaimed Swietzoohow-

ski triumphantly as the last notei

dice away. ".Now you must acknowledge that a composition like

wmi comu not nave been written in our time." ( "Perhap?," came the quiet reply, "only it happens that I composed

it una very lorenoon. Lippincott's Magazine.

Hon. William Eliiah rw

gressman for tbia Hioti-inh ;n

be nominated nt ihn Aiat-i-in-

r v uiübl 1VU V,UU"

lhe date of the contrresqinnal

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uiatncu nas not Deen set but in all the counties, primaries have

ueen neia and the vote was cast

unanimously for Cox. Mr. Cox has made ironri oa n nnur

and his constituents feel that he ought to have another term without opposition, as no new member, and esnociallv if bnhn ; u

minority, can accomplish much nisfirst sessionTell City News.

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