Dear Mr. Watson: I want to join the S. S. 8.,
and as I did not. know to whom to send my small
contribution, I will send it to you, and you can
send it to some poor and needy one who wants
help. If there is anyone in the world I want to
help, it. is the poor, needy and helpless. While 1
am not rich myself, I can do some good in this
world, for I believe there is something for every
body to do. I believe God aimed for us all to do
something, and He wants us to do it in away
to please Him. 1 have been reading your paper
OPINION OF A FLORIDA EDITOR.
Tom Watson "comes back" at Seely
of the Atlanta Georgian, in his usual
peppery style, but we very much fear
that Tom is allowing his fondness for
controversy to run away with his
sense of truth and justice. -Tampa
Tribune.
(t is surprising to see great papers
like The Tribune looking through fo
cused glasses. We do not think that
any unprejudiced man can doubt the
truthfulness of Mr. Watson’s charges
against. Hoke Smith. The silence of
Smith, under those severe charges,
will convict him with all fair minded
people. If we were innocent, no man
making such charges against, us,
could go unpunished. We do not be
lieve that, any honest, brave man
would remain behind a partisan
press. If Mr. Smith is innocent, Mr.
Watson cannot be too severely pun
ished. If he is guilty, he should
never be permitted to take his seat
as governor.—Tarpon Springs (Fla.)
Leader.
NOTABLE DEATHS.
