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Show WE CAN NO MORE. We firmly decline to join in the feverish wondering and conjecturing as to whether Theodore is or is not for William for the1 nomination, and whether wheth-er he will support him if he is nomi nated. Not again. We went through all that last summer, and our nerves haven t yet recovered from the prolonged pro-longed strain they endured at the hand of the war correspondents. Next sum mer there will be the conventions and a lot of other excitement. This summer we imiet reewperate; ire wmwt, really. Besides, what's the usef Do we not all know that jut as soon as this thing is settled we shall be wondering what" he will do about something else or some- body elsef Isn't it plain that unless we get a grip on ourselves we will go right on for another ten years and more ?iiestinning one another with white aces about his next move or hU latest f We never did get any relief until the newspapers started th"at conspiracy of silence after the election, and now it looks as if the war correspondents are ' again managing somehow to get their ropy Past the night editors. Muybe they and the night editors can stand it, but we can 't. Perpetual suspense is more than we are equal to. Gentlemen, we quit. Harper 'a Weekly. |