MARCH 20, 1908
The Commoner,
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The jury at Harrisburg, Pa., in the
capital fraud case returned a verdict
of guilty against John H. Sanderson,
furniture dealer, former State Audi
tor Snyder, former State Treasurer
Matthews and James M. Schuma'ker,
former superintendent of grounds
and buildings.
George W. Moore, a well known
democrat of Ohio, died at his home
in Granville, age 83 years. The
highest tributes are paid to the mem
ory of this good man by all who
knew him.
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A single smile and the world's all
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A single tear and then comes night.
Dearie, O, my Dearie.
One soft caress and the cares of day
Fade like the leaves in an autumn
gray ;
Love's handclasp then let come
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Dearie, O, my Dearie!
Lights of home! Then the world's
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In the evening rest is lost to sight;
Care shut out from the home nest
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Dearie, O, my Dearie!
Hushed is the din of the maiket's
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In the children's song at my cottage
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Out of the strife and with thee once
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Preparation
"Is Leary ready for his dash to
the pole?"
"Almost; he'n got the relief ex
pedition provided for."
Tho Real Difference
"For the life of me I can't see
any real difference in tho platforms."
"Perhaps not, but there's a mighty
lot of difference in the Intentions of
the men nominated on them."
Seasonable
Lay away the poker, shovel
And tho furnace agitator;
And begin the fumigation
Of the old refrigerator.
What we save in the hard coal's price
We'll now proceed to pay for ice.
Perhaps
"My barn is overrun with rats and
mice," said the dairyman, "but some
how or other I seem unable to keep
a cat."
"Perhaps the well known feline
aversion for water will explain your
failure," said the customer who had
reasons to know."
Different
The mere stockholder applied to
the general manager for free trans
portation. "We are not allowed to issue
passes now," said the G. M.
"Huh!" snorted the mere stock
holder. "I guess the interstate com
merce commission's ruling does not
apply to dividends."
All Ready
The representatives of the special
interests, acting as a partisan body,
had framed up the platform.
"That's a splendid document,"
said one. "it couldn't bo better."
"You are quite correct," said an
other member of the convention.
"Now we must work diligently to
deceive the people into believing that
we really mean what we say."
Impossible
"Aw, doncher know, I made a
great fool of myself once, but 111
not do it again, doncher know,"
drawled Algy Bleeker.
"No, I don't think you will
again," retorted Miss Caustiquo.
Another Hermit
"It's a regular nature fakir," ob
served the man who was jammed up
against the rear rail.
"Now what?" we asked.
"March. Neither a lion nor a
lamb this time."
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Toilsome
Finally Groucherly dug up a dime
and handed it to the unfortunate
mendicant.
"Why don't you go to work and
earn money?" growled Groucherly.
"Gee, don't you call this way o'
gittin' it work?" exclaimed the mendicant.
Dull
"How's the gold brick business,
Dunkoly?'
"Dull. How's the mining stock
business?"
"Rotten."
"Let's stir things up."
"All right. I'll give you a thou
sand dollars' worth of my stock for
one of your thousand dollar gold
bricks."
"Bully! You believe you're boat
ing me and I'll believe I am beating
you. We must keep in practice."
Drain Leaks
Will wins where wish fails.
The church has no monopoly of
hypocrisy.
Destiny is the excuse men offer
for failure.
The heirs seldom look for the taint
on an inheritance.
Reforms worth while are seldom
performed over night.
Just about the time a man learns
to live he has to quit.
A man can look a long ways back
if his past Is lighted with smiles.
A groat many wrongs are commit
ted in the name of "good business."
Every man you lift up lessens the
number who are able to drag you
down.
Good nature often imposed upon
is more satisfactory than a continual
grouch.
We would all be sure of heaven
if allowed to manufacture our own
religion.
Fret & Fuss are usually hustling
to secure "accommodations" from
Work & Wait.
A square deal is not to be expect
ed of the man wno is always dodging
'round the corners.
The mother with a "good baby"
is the envy of all the women who
know her.
People who use religion as a cloak
usually wind up without a rag of
respectability.
Economizing in taxation at tho ex
pense of the lives of children is a
criminal form of ect nomy.
When a man's wages become a
salary, it merely means that he is
worrying himself sick trying to keep
up appearances.
When a woman with a poodle dog
in her arms enters tho crowded car
we never have any trouble finding
something interesting in our news
paper. The Washington Herald says the
world's coal supply has been reduced
four billion tons. And we know the
location of the furnace that con
sumed most of it.
The workman who has his hands
washed and his coat on by the time
the whistle blows is usually com
plaining because his wage 'envelope
does not grow heavier.
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