Judge — July 25, 1908 — page 2: what you’re looking at

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JOHN A. SLEICHER, Burges Johnson, To Canadian Provinces Gants — International News Company, Bream’s building, Chancery Lane, London ; Brentame s, Avenss e's Opera, Paris; Saaroach's News bachange, Maina, Grrmany. All requests fot changes of addrevs should HAVE WE OFFENDED? N A BURST of indignation President Castro, of Vene- zuela, a South Am gentleman of peculiar habits of mind and a pep- pery disposition, has with- drawn his official represent- from Washington. There only one thing to infer from this act. In some way the United States has given this particular South American republic offense. We sincerely trust that whoever is responsible for in- sulting the dignity of Ve be properly dealt with, If Mr. Root let him take heed. He must learn that he with the fe President of a friendly stat realizes it declared and we shall find a Venezuelan army pounding at the gates of Tampa and a Venezuelan fleet lying off York. All this because of a little lack of respect and a neglect of continued conciliatory measures, Let us cringe while there is tin yo? ings of the ANOTHER STRAW. 10 LITTLE attention United States ¢ the presidential tion as a manipulator of the veto, we do not weigh this fact in the ba know before a k to th against a money-mad Congress. ax been paid to the fact that a man who at he may become President of the 1 publicly, in 1896, his disapproval of Grover Cleveland received some atten- nd as we look back over his ear ance against him, It is well to attitude on this subject. Many of presidential veto nowadays as our only prot sto power, us le < EES oc _Hrunswick Hullding, 225 Fifth Aves New York. Wastenn Apvaetisinc ( Editor. LiMMKD WEKKLY AT 10 CENTS A COPY, Subscriptions payable in advance by drat on New Vork, or by express or postal order, wat local chechs which areata discount im New Vork Cy. 1 JUDGE canect be found at any eews-etend, the pubilabers will be onder obligations it be accompanied by the old AFTER BIGGER GAME. Cable Address, “Judgark.” Tel. 6632 Madis ident. FW. Sclnetder, Seceetary, Arthur Terry, Treasurer. 2—1136-7 Marquette Building. Chicago. lit Grant Hamilton, Art Editor. The contents of JUDGE are orotected by cooyriyht in both the United States and Great Brain. CONTFIBUTORS must inciose a stamped and self-addressed envelope with all manascrDts, otherivise return of the Latter when found unavailable Cannot be guaranteed. t tact be promptly reported on postal-caré or by letter. dress to tacilitate the correction, BIG NOISES. NOISE eighty-s long is the form the Bryan tri- umph took in Denver at the Democratic convention. No fitting or appropriate tribute w vr rendered to any fact that the performance was mechanical and cooked of reg We should like in Bryan took occasion # One in the same coin which he has meted out for a painful number of years—we refer to glori- ous, time-consuming, sense-benumbing, empty Sound, W the size of the royalties which have been offered President Roosevelt on his forthcoming book of African experience But no one will begrudge the President business success whyn he is out of the White House, Even his 4 will admit that he has worked hard enough to be entitled to some emolument as well as fame. , but we meant almost noone, Out on the banks of the Platte th ring soul which realizes that ex- presidency pays better than near-presidency, and the long-sought goal | blished more rn minute: The up by certain le to think th to pay sincere tribute to the Peerl man, rs it our only sour present who bel ry ANOTHER INDUCEMENT. HESITATE to add currency to the rumor now abroad as to enem| eis a firmly than eve: Ir MR. BRYAN ever suc- vd in securing the fi L cent dollar that we suggest that the We Trust’ might be espe motto, to that inspiring slog rang out so vigorously at I ver “The gang's on d what the hell do w comicbooks.com