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Scrubs
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Marriage Licenses
The following licenses have been
issued since our last report
Frank Johnson 26 and Elva Dres
cher 19 both of Cedar Bluffs
Kansas Married by county judge
Sept 14 1910
Harley E Wooldridge 23 and An
na Cain 20 both of McCook
John D Wright of Wauntea 45
and Mrs Susie May Obeli 43 of
Greeley Colo Married by county
judge Sept 13 1910
George H Richard 24 and Anna
Kivlighn 20 both of Orleans Mar
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Fay L Searl 23 and Myrtle Lu
kins 19 both of Arapahoe Married
by county judge Sept 7 1910
Hugh Kelly 26 and Maude Louise
McBrayer 23 both of McCook
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Are You Using It Too
Right now there is considerable
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ly rapidly and easily Several hun
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iitlitor
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Mendacious
dent Aldrich rose to tne height of hs
power always on good terms with
Roosevelt it was Roosevelt who in
190G wrote an open etter urging the
re election of Speaker Cannon against
whom mutterings had then begun to
rise it was Roosevelt who asked Har
riman to come to the White House
secretly who took hts money to buy
votes in New York and who after
wards wrote to My Tfcar Sherman
yes the same Sherman reviling the
capitalist to whom he bad previously
written saying You and I are prac
tical men
The Evening Pont Is not in itself suf
ficiently important to warrant an an
swer but as rerreo anting a class with
whose hostility it is necessary to reck
on in any genuin e movement for de
cent government It is worth while to
cpeak of it TWre are plenty of
wealthy people In this country and of
Intellectual hangers on of wealthy peo
rle who are delighted to engage in
an movement for reform which does
not touch the wickedness of certain
great corporations and of certain men
of great wealth People of this class
will b in favor of any aesthetic move
ment they will favor any movement
against the amall grafting politician
against the grafting labor leader or
any man of that stamp but they can
not be trusted the minute that the re
form assumeB sufficient dimensions to
Jeopardize so much of the established
order of things aa gives an unfair and
Improper advantage to the great cor
poration and to those directly and In
directly responsive to its wishes and
dopendent upon it The Evening Post
and papers of the same kind and the
people whose views they represent
would favor attacking a gang of small
bosees who wish to control the Re
publican party but they would as the
Evening Post has shown far rather
see these small bosses win than see a
movement triumph which aims not
merely at the overthrow of the small
political boss but xt depriving the
corporation of its Improper Influence
over politics depriving the man of
wealth of any advantage beyond that
whioh belongs to him as a simple
American citizen They would be
against corporations only after such
corporations had been caught In the
crudest kind of criminality
I have never for one moment count
ed upon the support of the Evening
Post or of those whom it represents
in the effort for cleanliness and de
cency within the Republican party be
cause the Evening Post would support
such a movement only on condition
that It was not part of a larger move
ment for the bettermont of social con
ditions But thiB Is not all In the
struggle for honest politics there Is no
more a place for a liar than there is
for the thief and In a movement de
signed to put an end to the dominion
of the thief but HtUe good can be de
rived from the assistance of the liar
Of course objection will be made to
my use of this language My answer
is that I am using it merely scientifi
cally and descriptively and because
no other terms express the facts with
the necessary precision In the ar
ticle In which the Evening Post comes
Journalism
Keprlntcd from an article liy Theodore Roosevelt In The Outlook bv special
irrungeBieiU with The Outlook of which Theodore Roosevelt Is Conflbutin
Copyright 1310 by lue Outlook Company
All Riirhta ReaorvecL
In the New York Evenirjj Post of
Friday August 26 there appeared In
an editorial article the following state
ments
I will make the corporations come
to time shouted Roosevelt to the
mob But did he not really mean
that he would make them come down
with the cash to elect him a3 he did
before For a man with Mr Roose
velts proved record It is simply dis
gusting humbug for him to rant about
the co-T-orations upon whose treasur
ers he wned when he was president
and wa rd their money for his cam
paign Dpcs be think that nobody has
a merory which goes back to the life
Insurance investigations and that
everybody has forgotten the 50000
taken from widows and orphans and
added to Theodore Roosevelts polit
ical corruption fund Did he not take
a big check from the Beef trust and
glad to get it And now he is going
to make the corporations come to
time One can have res - n s
cere radical for an hone -- fr
an agitator or levelor n
that he is doing Gods M ft -hard
to be patient wit -1 v
talks big but acts mean - -- 0
aways to the main ov
and who lets no friends - - -
eroslty no principle no prn i
stand for a moment hptv - -
and the goal upon which in pr
his overmastering ambitfor
This champion of purit -
for political virtue is the -
was for years when in
hand in glove with the worst poili -al
corruptionists of his day who toau
to Piatt who praisec Quay who paid
court to Hanna unver him as presi
to the defense of those In present con
trol of the Republican party in New
York state whom it has afcctrd to
oppose in the past the Evening Post
throurh whatever editor personally I
wrote the article practised every
known form of mendacity
Probably the Evening Po3t regards
the doealociift as ontwnrnr hnt If It
oct pud bacst Me wpn be
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for he vo tlo come let
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rif Q e41 tn VOIJ Jig X i 1 I
cr c i as hjere Vit T i
lfVn to see you some time before T
rfloeqTjrQ j am quoting
without the letter before me but tho
qaozto i tp ctibstintialy If not ver
bally accurate That statement in
this letter to Harriman is of course
on its face absolutely incompatiblo
with any thorrht that I was asking
hini for campaign funds for It Is of
course out of the onestion that I coud
tell him enually well what I had to
say after election if it referred in any j
nosclhle wav to getting money bofo o
election This is so ceir that any I
prepense of misunderstanding is proof j
positive of the basest dishonesty in
whoever wrot the artiee In qupton
As a matter of fact when Mr
sought to inflame the mob and make
mischief In those speeches tho
prime stand I took was against mob
violence as shown by tho labor people
who are engaged In controversy with
a corporation My statement was In
effect that the firat duty of the state
and the first duty of the ofilclali was
to put down disorder and to put down
mob violence and that after iuch
action had been taken then It wan the
duty of officials to Investigate the cor
poration and if It had done wrong to
make It pay the penalty of its wrongs
and to provide against the wrongdo
ing in the future It is but another
Instance of the peculiar baseness the
peculiar moral obliquity of the Dro
ning Post that it should pervert tho
truth In so shameless a fashion
THEODORE R008EVELT
Cheyenne Wyo August 27 1310
The Only Way
Why did he leave all his money to
the black sheep of the1 family
He said the other children were
too good to go to Ja41
Well
VAnd he wanted to fix lt so tha
black sheep would be too rich
Little
i i
Pas Idea of It
Willie Say pa
what 13
pride
Pa Pride my son is walking with
a gold headed cane irhcn you are -not
lame
GREAT SALT LAKE
An Immense Fresh Vater Sea Some
Thousands of Years Ago
Ill glachit fiims Great Salt hike was
a lnagniliccnt fresh water lake the size
of Lake Huron that is about 18000
square miles and had its outlet into
the Port Neuf the Snake and the Co
lumbia rivers This was at least 10000
years ago but since that time the cli
mate has licoine arid and not enough
water lias fallen over the Great basin
to supply that lost by evaporation
Consequently the lake has ceased to
now from Its outlet and gradually dried
up from over a thousand teet deep to
lifteon foot and from 1SHM square
miles in area to less than 1700
It is now seventy miles long and
about tliirtv wide but is beautiful
still and is the home of inriuls of
sea birds and other waterfowl It is
the reat resort of the people of Utah
for from Hli to visit its shores
daily in the summer and many bathe
in its waters The lake contains about
70COOIHUHIO tons r salt
When the lake is high the salt is so
diluted that it lias gone down to 1 1
ier cent When it is low as it was
not many years ago it reached satura
tion which for the mixed ingredients
of the water is 50 per cent
There is nothing mysterious about it
any more than there would be about a
r up with a teasioonful of salt in
the bottom If a tablespoonful of
water were put in the cup on the salt
lt wId but if the
rste Vlr V
I
will turn to it and read the eighth and
ninth CUP were tic1 to tie l1im win WJler
commandments It will see that
bearing false witness is condemned t 5t would uot
as strongly as theft Itself To take but The salt llls comp from tle utpr of
one instance out of the many in this j the rivers Mowing into lt since it
article the Evening Post says It ceased to flow from its outlet All
was Roosevelt who asked Ha rlman to river water contains salt ami the au
come to the White House sacretly nual evaporation of from two to five
who took his money to buy votes in j cubic miles of this water leaves large
New York and who afterwards wrote i quantities of salt behind and so it bar
to My Dear Sherman yes the same accumulated for thousands of years
Sherman reviling the capitaMst to
whom he had previously written say
ing You and I are practical men
Not only is every important statement
in this sentence false but the writer
who wrote it knew it was false As
-- t was concerned every man
- - ife House openly and
Tr T r the others I
took ro -- Harriman
o o - or for
v n T wrot9
o arti - t in
ourFon
-it -
A DREAM JOURNEY
It Was a Very Long One but It Teak
Only a Few Minutes
Dreams are curious tilings re
marked the amateur psychologist
Time does not seem to enter into
their composition at all For instance
the other day I was sitting on the
porch of a hotel with a friend of mine
smoking after lunch It was a
o sy day and conversation lagged Pres
ne tiD ently I saw my friend nodding in his
chair He had dozed off holding his
lighted cigar in his left hand which
was foded over his right His left
hand relaxed aud the end of the cigar
came in gentle contact with the right
hand inflicting u slight burn
The devil it wont exclaimed my
friend waking with a start
The sentence sounded so incongru
ous that I burst out laughing Wont
what I asked
How long have I been asleep he
asked
Not more than a couple of min
utes 1 replied
It doesnt seem possible he said
During that time 1 had a dream that
pretty nearly took me around the
world I sailed for Southamptou did
England France Switzerland and a
part of Italy then through the orient
to India It was in India that 1 he-
mn caIed it was to complain that the i came much interested in one of the
national committee would not turn
over for the use of the state cam
pa en in which be was interested
funds to run that campaign and to
ak me to tell Cortelyou to give him
atd for the state campaign Mr Cor
telyou is familiar with the facta In
other words the statement of the Eve
ning Post is not only false and mali
cious is not only in direot contradic
tion of the facts but is such that it
could only have been made by a man
who knowing the facts deliberately
intended to pervert them Such an
set stands on a level of Infamy with
the worst act ever performed by a
corrupt member of the legislature or
city official and stamps the writer
with the same moral brand that
stamps the bribe taker
I have seen only a telegraphic ab
stract of the article apparently con
taining qnof tions from It Practical
ly every statement made In these
quotations is n falsehood
To but one more shall I allude Tha
article speaks of my having attacked
corporations and referring directly to
my Ohio speeches of my having
native snake charmers He had the
snakes crawling ail over him and of
fered me one to fondle I told him 1
was afraid it would bite me He as
sured me that it wouldnt and I took
the reptile in my hand It promptly
fastened its fangs in me I said The
devil it wont and dropped it aud
then I woke up
I explained the episode of the light
ed cigar concluded the amateur psy
chologist and we both laughed
Sew York Suu
Southeys Industry
Southey probably deserves to rank
as the most industrious of authors
In the greater part of his life be spent
fourteen hours a daj in composition
He had six tables in his library He
wrote poetry at one history at anoth
er criticism at a third and so on with
the other subjects upon which he was
engaged He once described to Mme
de Stael the division of his time two
hours before breakfast for history two
hours for reading after two hours for
the composition of poetry two boun
for criticism and so on through all bis
working day And pray Mr South
ey asked madam when do you
think London Chronicle
Come Across
Do these Englishmen understand
American slang
Some of them do Why
My daughter is to be married iu
London and the duke has just cabled
me to come across
Well
Does he want mo or my wad
Philadelphia Bulletin
Two Tales In One
Six-year-old Georges father had tak
en him to a circus and that night the
mother asked her little son what he
had seen
Mamma said George all excite
ment I saw a great big Mphant with
two tails and he was eatin with one
of em St Louis Times
Sarahs Request
Doctor to his cook who is just leav
ing Sarah I am very sorry but I
can only give you a very indifferent
character Sarah Well sir never
mind Just write it like you do your
prescriptions Stray Stories
Justice discards party friendship
and kindred and is therefore represent
ed as blind AddNnu
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