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, 1905-08-10
STATE FAIR
IT Will be a Great Effort on the part Of
Douglas, and a Credit to
the State.

Douglas, Wyo., Aug. THE
First Wyoming State Fair, to be
held here on October Bird, 4th, 5th
and 9th, will create many sur
prises and break many records.
1t will undoubtedly be the largest
gathering of it's kind ever held in
Wyoming; it will have as n of
the chief attractions the largest
military encampment eve held
in the state; the first firemen's
tournament occurring in Wyom-
ing for MANY years will also take
place; and the first ladies relay
race ever run in Wyoming and
the Rocky Mountain region will
throw the thousands of specta-
tors into a fever of excitment.
The surprises will come with the
superp displays of minerals, agri-
culture, grains and grasses, man
ufactured products, fine art, boys
and girls work, culinary skill,
educational work, fruits, canned
goods and preserves, and in the
magnificent exhibits of live stock.
Able committees on livestock
have been hard at work for
months, and it is certain that the
livestock show will be the largest
and best of any ever held in the
west. In cattle more than $500
will be paid in cash premiums.
For sheep exhibits an equal
amount will be paid, while thor
oughbred and range horses will
receive more than $500. Hogs
will come in for more than 500.
Chickens and other fowl call for
premiums of tempting values, and
a big cash prize will be offered
for the best displays of wool.
Arrangements have been made
to have a large number of exhib-
TORS at the Lewis and Clark En-
position stock show exhibit here,
and promises have already been
received from many. Stockmen
throughout the state are now fat
tening their best animals and all
will be in prime condition by the
time the fair opens, The fat
prizes are an inducement te
, 1905-08-10
THE END AT HAND
DR.. seabury Abaut Through With His
Work Ct s~laughtaring Glandered
Horses only Four Killed the
Past Week

The work of slaughtering dis.
eased horses is about over. and
DIR. Seabury thinks that there will
be but little more to do it his line
at the present time. But ! horses
have been sent TO the bone-yard
the past week out of Is examined
More horses are turned away now
every day, pronounced sound by
the doctor.
The test applied is that in use
by the Government of the United
States, and is such hat only a
horse with glanders in its system
will respond to its effects. 1t will
not have any effect on a sound
animal When an animal is in.
fected with CHAMBERS an injection
of mall,en will soon show on the
surface by a rise of several degrees
III temperature, and the formation
in most cases, of a tumor on the
neck or under the jaws. or if the
animal has a diseased limb, then
it will make its -apperance there.
In one case a horse afflicted with
what is known as the milk leg"
the limb swelled to twice it's ususal
size in a few hours.
If the people of the valley will
give DIR. Seabury the assistance
he deserves there will not be a
glandered horse left in the valley
when he packs his grip to return
to Cheyenne. They should be
prompt, however. There ought
to be no delay. There isn't q
mite of fun about a quarantine
barn, such as DR.. Seabury has
been making his home in for the
past month. If you were in his
place you would be glad if people
would "come running"
1t is highly importanttha every
case Of CHAMBERS be brought in
while the doctor is here to attend
to it. Any delay may mean much
loss to you III the future.
, 1905-08-10
MACHINERY FOR THE GERTRUDE

J. w. Seaver, the Encampment
freighter, passed through here
Tuesday with about $1,000 pounds
of machinery which he was taking
from the railroad to the Gertrude
mine, near Battle Lake. The
machinery consisted of a hoist,
smoke stack and n large amount
of steel piping. Mr.. Seaver has
n splendid six-horse team, and
such a thing as a SORE shoulder is
not known in his outfit.
, 1905-08-10
POWER FOR THE DOANE
Surveys Made For a Big Storage Reser
voir Below Battle Lake

The battle Lake T. S. NJ. Co,
owning the rich Doane mine at
Rambler, have had II. r.. Country
man make preliminary Surveys
for reservoir sites, with a view to
as%certaining the amount of water
that can be stored for use during
the winter months, also the power
head that can be obtained at a
point on their property where
Battle creek flows across same.
This company is contemplating
the erection of a water power
plant, and have some very valu-
able assistants in the way of nat
ural reservoir sites, for there are
two lakes on their property, one
called Little Lake, and the other
Battle Lake. The largest one
covers an area of perhaps thirty
acres. From these lakes a stream
of water flows continually, and il
is the object to harness this pow
er as it will mean a saving of al
least $4,000 per year with theii
present capacity. The larger, oil
Battle Lake, is surrounded on
three sides by an embankment, Sc
that a dam constructed at the
mouth to a height of seventeen
feet will enable them to store
several numbered thousand gallons
of surplus water and will also
| have a tendency to save the ranch
, 1905-08-10
INCREASING BUSINESS

Jacob Reed, the freighter, re-
Gently added a fine six horse team
to his outfit. The horses are
fine looking animals. The wagons
and new harness, purchased at the
harness shop of w. &. Edwards
of this place and the horses over
on the Medicine Bow. Mr.. Reed
now has had two large freight
teams, the new outfit being in
charge of his son Albert, with the
old string, consisting of II horses
and three wagons, is under his
management. Mr.. Reeds freight
outfit passed through here Tues
day morning, bound for Encamp-
ment. loaded with coke for the
smelter,
, 1905-08-10
PUEBLO NOTICE
To Stock Owners:

To Stock Owners:
| have been in Saratoga for the
past month, aud in that time have
disposed of 81 head of infected
horses. | have also examined a
number of horses -twenty-two-
that proved to be free from dis
ease.
The valley is almost, it not en-
tirely, free from CHAMBERS now.
There is but one way to stamp
out this dread disease forever, and
that is for each and every resi-
dent of this valley, who owns a
horse, to constitute himself n COM
mittee of one, to see that every
horse, which he knows to be in.
fected, or has been exposed to the
disease, is brought forward to be
tested. BY this means CHAMBERS
may be eXterminated from your
midst. But it will not do to
spare any animal, OIL any man in
this matter. 1t is Of the utmost
, 1905-08-10

Importance that no favor be
shown to any animal, or to any
owner. of stock, Otherwise you
will find, in the course of time
that the State Veterinarian will
have to quarantine your valley, if
not the whole county, and that
will be a disaster from which il
will take years for this commun-
ity to recover.
Be warned, and give all the aid
possible to the work of exter-
minating this disease. if you do
not want a worse calamity to
come upon you.
G.. T. Seabury,
State Veterinarian.
Saratoga, Wyo, Aug. 10th, 1905.
, 1905-08-10
SARATOGA CHIPS.

Mike Hanley has been a Saratoga
visitor this week.
Hon. W. I. Peryam was a city
visitor Yesterday.
Rufus Housely is driving mail to
the Transfer now.
MIR and Mrs. FL. l.. Kuykendall are
visiting in Rawlins this week.
Joe Harden returned Monday from
IA visit of several day at the Wykert
ranch on Lake creek.
Mr.. and Mrs T. G.. Webber have
moved to Saratoga from Walcott and
are living in the northwest part of
town.
Mrs Mathew Watt came in Satur-
day and met her mother from Raw
Inns, and took her out on the ranch
on Ceier creek for a visit.
Miss Alma Ainsworth returned last
week from ii visit of several DAYS at
the ranch of Mr.. and Mrs. f. E,
Sterrett on Brush creek.
Mrs. Luke Wheeler, Miss Bessie
Wheeler, Andrew Dahl and Frank
Burdick were guests at the home of
f. n. Larsen Sunday.
Letters for Charles C. Brown, DR..
Paise, and the Manager The Saratoga
Carbon Co, remain uncalled for in
the Saratoga post-office.
Mrs. Heather came in from the
ranch Monday ON a short visit. She
is expecting her father, Mr.. Pohl, of
Kansas City, to make her a visit soon.
Elk. Hum, the General manager of
the Penn Wyoming Copper Company
came in Tuesday from the railroad
and went ON up to Encampment.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.. Kinney who
have been visiting the family of j. s.
Stanley the past summer, left for
their home in Vinton, Iowa, yester-
day.
Fred Clark, the assistant postmas-
ter at this place made a visit to Capt.
Rhode, the superintendent of the
Saratoga fish hatchery Saturday and
and Sunday.
A fine eight pound boy was born
to Mrs. James Fulton on Monday the
3lst Of July. Mrs. Fulton is with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. John Priquet,
of this place.
Rev. j. j. Graham and his son
Stanley left for their home in Raw
Inns yesterday. Mrs. Graham and
the little girl will remain for IA few
days longer.
The Harness shop of W. C. Ed
wards is about the busiest place in
town. Scarcely day passes but they
tit out some IL with Il new set of
J harness or a saddle,
, 1905-08-10
IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE

A Texas girl advertised FOR a
husband and got him. The total
expense for advertising, wedding
outfit, etc, was Sll. Within a
year he died, leaving her an insur-
ance policy of $4,000. And
yet some people still claim that
it dose not pay to advertise-Lusk
Herald.
, 1905-08-10
STAND UP FOR WYOMING
Her one Great Need is Population She
has Abundant Natural Resources, but
she needs Farmers, and Miners

Wyoming's one need is popul-
alton. Its. natural wealth is vast;
it can offer advantages second to
none to the agricuiturist. Stored
in its hills is gold and silver and
the baser metals. Ils plains and
valleys are splendidly adapted
to the maintenance of great herds
of cattle and sleep. The farmer
the miner and the artisan alone
are needed. Let everyone in
Wyoming become a walking adj
~vertisement of the great posslbili-
ties here, and the state yet will
become one of the greatest in the
union.
There is romantics of elbow
room, for a vast army of settlers.
Big Horn county alone is nine
times the size ofthe state OF Rhode
Island, six times as large as De
laware, and three times as large as
Connecticut. Its vast acreage
may be understood when. by al
lowing forty acres of arabic land
to a family, 51,252 families can
find homes within its borders.
This would mean "A population of
2O5.OOO, allowing four to a family.
There is no reason why Wyom-
ing should not attract settlers
from the East. 1t is a great
state lying dormant. with immense
wealth locked in its soil and hills.
The great consuming centers to
the east are the states natural
markets, because of well-adjusted
freight rates. These rates. al
though low now, will steadily de
crease under the spur of competi-
ton. The Chicago, Milwaukee
Il st, Paul road already is reach
ing out toward Wyoming, and the
Chicago e Northwestern is now
building a line across the state
Under This competition Wyom-
ing is certain of rapid growth
There is danger, however. that
this growth may not be realized
under the proposed government
control, for if the nation under
takes the making of rates COM
petition will be eliminated and
the real reason for railroad a~ctivi-
ty will have been done away with.
1t would seem that the interests
of Wyoming and the West would
be better served by the enforce
ment of the existing laws
against radical rate legislation.
, 1905-08-10

Saratoga, Wyo., Aug. 10th, 1905.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-15

9redfef Die 8adie nit @bfs in bic
Sahro sef9leppt III FEN en- &riegsratb
~abgebalte, mas ic am Bette NIT bu6n
bebts. @ie fe nod bic bic Sabrb
mare, Do bot's seitart gu regene I'm DO
ben fe off &obrs ms Saus semubt;
fpdter an is Der Gege in G9nee gez
tDrnt I'm Do BEN ie ibre 8eratbung
piooer in Die Sabrb uffnemme tonne.
Sn Die eri9te 2ein BEN fe ale aibs
aus Die gauge Rebberbutt b~erbeigebolt
I'm bo battle sc emol febn IoQe, mas
bic 8uipe fih gefreut ben. 8los ben
fe fetn @sriebment friess fDnns, mas
ie eisentli9 nit bic @6fs bubn foute.
Na9 e feline Weil fin Die frembe Sim
ner Dibber fort un uniere lin in's
9aus tomme LII i9 ben f9on 9ebenft
gsbabt, bab ie bic @bts gang uff=
getpipe bate In ie for Hdttpeuien
itehn lafie pplte. Wie's afpper bun=
tel seporbe Is, Do i'm aus ale Gde I'M
gnbe bic 8utpe tpmme IN ie ben ii9
al Dinner bic 9obliGett in bic Sabrb
gebodt. 8on bort aus BEN Ie na9 bic
@tritt sud. fOnne I'm fpbalb bab fi9
en- Seller pot iebn lofe, DO ben ie aus
tbrem 5etbingplab auf i'm nit bic
Gbts 9sfeiert. 81 ten iub, IS mar en-
GROCER @pobrt. Gs bot nit lang eez
nomme, DO is tein Meni9 mebr nier
tDmme lin bic &ibs mare i9on rettig,
i6ren SOnn Bis gum nd9fts Dag gu
poitppbne, DO is nod uff semol en-
Seller in Seit fomme I'm pie er nier
BEL Is fomme, Do 6ot afptper E &anno<
nco aeltart. bus bot einises sebotte.
SD fann SIN. fage, Der aunrs bot
gtgudt, cls mann CT bon Dtppe bts
unne nit Gbfs sepcbnt pdr. Sie
Ribs finb gang bebperett geporbe I'm
ben i'm au9 noa lei Sehs I'm ben
&ppp gefidit, bas mar tperfli3 f4reds
lih. Ser Eeler fonnt ii6 aar nit
bslte I'M 10 is er on unfer Trontbopr
gelaufe fomme, I'm t9 bente, bdb CT
DO Yrotedfden geiudt bot. SD tin
i9nea binselaufe for ibn inieit gu
lo1e I'm benfe Ss empl on, bo ben i4
erf6t gefebn, bab es Der gbrit mar,
mo bic &ibs 10 perbammati4t bate.
@eG, DO bots atpfper ems setppe.
Der gbriit bot in bic 8Gdiabro aez
mibt IN bort ben t9 I'm bic Selma
ibn nit ebaut breibis Pebls Wafer
seiO9ft, -bifabs nit ben S9men bot
er bo3 nit in's 9ous %sefonnt. Wie
er bann infeit geborft bot, DO bot er
alsgesudt, ala mann er brei Stunoe
lang in bic 2ebt gelese bdtt. Gr bot
glei9 in's @ett gemubt III bann bot
ii9 bic Selma bic aibs erei serufe.
Was bic nit fe gema9t bot, bas tonne
Se iia benfs. 81 ten iuh, iopisl &ios
es bot, iopiel bfuttge No5es hot's
gsppe. Sc mar { rsbgeler S4ehm.
Wit ~alsrbanb Hiegarbs
Subrs Srulie,
Weit 9aberfdd,
gsfpeier I'm eaeriff BON Mpple Sad
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-15

i6uft tpurOe bon Der 5iiritin rei9lid
beoadt.
&6nib. 0as einsise @Dbn9sn
bes Wuurers SieBel purbe bon Ell
mem bur9gebenDen pferbe iiber ben
9uufen gerannt unb bur9 5uftritts
10 i9per DerleBt, bab es alsbuln
ftarb.
Saalfetb. en- Der HG6e ber
Werrubriide i'm 6ieiigen 8abnbpfss
oiertel puroe elm elegant eefleises
paar erI9ofen aufgefunben. Sc
bunbelt ii9 INN ben 24idbrisen ganf.
beamten Sbeobor Wolf aus 2eip3ie
uno Die 22iGbrige @nna 8srsner aus
0angenoorf. aulebt etenfaIs in 2eip:
sig %pobnbaft getpeien. 8eibe tpuroer
fdOn ldnsers 3eit permibt. 3ul
@usfibruns bes semeinfamen Selbt.
morbes BADEN lie einen 9Repolper be:
nubt, Der acknowledgements ben Ser:
merf: wpoliaei<& epolber" trus. Oai
Motib Der Shat lit unbefannt.
Wetmar. Ser @roB6eraogli9I
@ebeimne Sinanaratb unb gbef Del
MISUNDERSTANDING beg 9robber:
5Osli9en 9auies, Or. Sulius Stoq'
berg, 1T eeitorben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-15

: Ser g ac9arin4 m Ii g.
gel aus Der S9peis na9 Seuti4lanb
pirb trpB Der @a9iamteit Der 3oaz
beb0rben f9pungbaft betrieben. Wenn
Die in Iebt.r 3eit erpii9tsn S9muggz
Ter lire Seimat6 meiit melt entfernt
bonn 2bsin batten, 10 gibt es bod
audi 9renabepobner, bic aus 9epinn<
iu9t bas sefdbrliae @eperbe betreis
ben. Gin FOLDER puroe iungit i'm
&bein uEpeit 9p6snems ais 0et4e
treibenb benertt unD ans nfer seSo<
gen. Der damn ftedte in elmer mall
ferbi9ten Segeltu9umbiilung umb
trug auf Dem &iden einen gut aufse<
19naGten HudIad. 0ie amtli9e linz
tsrIu9ung ersab, bab i'm &udiad
bur9 bic NGfe aufgeloites Sac9arin
ais teisdbnli4er peiBer 8rei fia be-
fanb. Der S9mugsler mar iebens
faas beim Ourdpaten bes Hbeins an
cine sl tiefe STEELE seratben unb bann
bon ben 6luthen mitgerihen porben.
Oas i'm Hudiad borgefunbene Gut
9arin bdtte benz Samusgler einen
@eninn bon etpa 500 Sranfen einges
bra9t.
-Bosbaft. gbefraui rDiefen
reueu Sut, ben mir mein Wann ges
fauft, berbanfe i4 etnem 4ufe."
Greunbin: Gin Stub 1T tpohl bas
fpirtiamfte = Drobmittel?!1
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-15
GsDhrt.r Wtiter gbitborl

Sd BEN Shine bon ben berunsliidte
"copper" sef9riptpe. Die Selma bot
afptper gar nids brum setptpe; fe fagt,
mann ie ibren Stoff aus ben @rOfes
rietobr sebolt bGtt. bann tpGr au9 nit
allies fDri4trsbt setpeie III mebr pie
einmol 6Gtt Re pGnnfe6fs aus bic
@hts made mihe, bitabs in en- an
mere Meg prtepebrt bGtt ie nod fein
bid efe Tonne. 8ea, am nd4fte
Morgsn ben i9, pie i9 aug ben 8ett
tin. en- gang f9redli9e S9mea seno9z
tiBt, no mid balb ben 4bam bot itode
made. Weu, pea, FEN t9 sebentt,
mas is bann DO gebdppenb! Sd FEN
mid sebreBt I'm fin reit baunitebrs I'm
Do bpt bic Selma pibber 0ebm I'M
@bfs for 9redfeit sema9t, atptper Ell
tel iub, ben S9meQ bergeB i9 in mel
san5es 2epe nit I'm mann i9 mod
fiiptpe 9unnert Sabr letpe bebt. Sor
9etpen Se6ts, BEN i9 eeiust, Selma,
ou bubit bod nit edspedte, bab en-
Menf9 10 ebbes eHe fann; bas is ia
idlimmer nie bic S9mablpads.
Wann bic Bodies an unisr 9aus porz
bsipdhe bubt, bann bubt fe bus sanse
8ilbins erunner brenne, bifabs es is
{ poblid Nubiena. Die Selma bOt
arig f4le9t gefublt I'm ie bot seiagt,
ie bdtPs bod 10 gut gemsint un gu
ibre Sarrob bebt ie finne, bdB bic
@bfs al no gut pdre. 80 FEN i9 ge>
iagt: 2udebier, Selma, i9 min bid
emol sbbes fage; Ginger MenfA fam
en- MfiBtebt made I'M am 8efte gebt
ou Der un lGbt beine 8ibs al bic @bts
BEN Die tDnne ale &einb Spnn nit
ben, for bid fin ie bod bon fem Subs.
Die Sibs BEN ii9 gefreut pie ales,
pie fe 9ebOrt ben, bab ibre Ma Die
Gbfs nit FEN po1t. Sd BEN MIDI
oann bran sema9t I'M FEN getreit, ben
9ebm gu efe, atpfper = Miiter gbiz
thor, ben &c f6on empl { iauere
Yidel gefe, mo gang nit Sals I'M
pepper boa geitOfft mar? Den Weg
bot Der 9ebm setebit I'm i9 BEN en-
Soft triegt, bab mid purtinier bic
@use aus ben &ppp gefaIe i'm. Die
Selma brt au9 emol getebit, aiptper
ie BOTS reitefpee pibber ausipitte
miihe. Der 9ebm NOR 10 perialae,
bab i'm tein Menf9 bot eFe tonne.
Der feline 8ub bot gsfragt, Ob er mehz
bic audi ben gauge 9e6m FEN fDnnt,
for Sonn NIT gu batpfpe. Die Selma
is 10 unsliiGli9 sepefe, bab fe sefast
bot, fe be6t gar nids brum 9etpipe IN
ie fornte ben gan5e Stoff i'm &eler
ben, for al mas lie Drum getptpe bebt.
Wea, i9 min Sbne Sbren Neppeteit
nit ipeule III for ben Hieien min i9
lietper bic Stprie tor3 made I'm bios
fage, baB bon ben gauge Stoff, mo-
bic Selma sefauft bot, nids gut mar
ed5ept bic Sniiens. Die getannte
Sa4e ben mer nod nit intpe iisebtst
I'M ben Wes fam i9 nod nit Iage, Oh
fe ablre6t fin. Sept bot bic Selma
ausgefidert, mas fe for en- Cabs se@
babt bot, pie fe 9oblfebl sefauft bot
I'm ei tel jub, es is fiers setpeie. Sd
BEN midi bripper sefreut nie en-
@4nsetOnig, bifabs iA BEN fe bod
fehre Charming septpe sebabt. Ser
ghrilt bot gar nids geiagt; in bic
erf4te 3ein bot er, bent i9, nit se=
piibt, mas er fase foat unb bann
fennt er AUDI feline Mlte gut senug I'm
tpeib, bab nit lie nit gut Stride eFe
Is. mann fe mdhb Is. @pfper Der
Srubel is nod. nit al ipiper getpeie.
Die &ibs ben fi4 sleih nod bas
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-15
Sr st q" 3DtfC

-Sm .3otf9sus" apif6en
MOnftein unb @laris gerietb Elm
damn Namens 0aldr auf benz Wege
our Sennsrei in cine 9apine. IS gez
lang linn, fi9 an Die 8ersfeite 0u briiz
den, 10 bab er ni9t fOrtgerifIen tpurbe.
@ber i'm nG9ften @ugenblid parb er
BON ben na9ftobenben S9neemafen
begraben. Die marine Mil9, bic aug
Der Butte flph Dermp4te einen tleinen
5oblraum ausauf9melSen, 10 bab Der
ginseflemmte penisitens &opf unb
4rme frei bebielt. @r probirte
nit ben 9dnben ben Baum gu erpeiz
tern, muBte aber tpesen Der 6Grte bss
sufammenseprebten S4nees balb BON
bisiem 8eriu9e abiteben. Seeen 8
ubr bDrte er bic Poft gang nabe an fi6
borbeifdbren. Ser &uf bes pferbes
fant bi9t neben ibm in ben S9nee.
gr rief, erbielt aber feline Intport.
Oa bOrte er i9aufeln. Nun rief M.
@oldr, unb in furSer 3eit par er be-
freit. Ser S9aufler mar iein 8ru>
Der, Der abnungslos nun ben S9nee
bate beiieite f9afIen po0en, INN ben
Wea fir Die 5uriidfebrenoe Poit ausz
5ube1ern.
Gin fogenannterS u
bentenpib bate fir feinen urbeber
re9t perbdngnibpole Solgen. Oa5
2anbgeri9t 8reslau bat ben Scorer Der
bprtissn pbiloIopbii9en Satultdt 9.
am g. Stunt b. s. tpesen urtunbenfdl=
i9ung gu elmer Wo9e 9efGngnib per=
urtbeilt. Ser @erurt6etlte tpobnte benz
Gunbibaten s., ben er germ gum beiten
bate, aeaeniiber. @r f9rieb an bic
pafetfabrtgefe[f9aft cine nit benz
Hamen bss s. unter5ei9nete 8arte,
porin INN Nbbpluns BON "a 9roben
aiften eriu9t purbe. @m nd4iten
Sage eri9ien bann elm GROCER afpeis
fpdnniger 9oGtpagen nit orei 2euten
Bel s. Ser Mnsetlaste min esslausi
baben, bic @eieli9aft perbe bic 8es
%ftelun9 peeen Der srOBen 3ubl Der
&iiten fir einen S9er5 balten; bas
@eri6t bat ibm bies aber ni9t gez
glaubt. Die poitfarte mar bspeiserz
bebli6, ba Der abienber ii@ buburd
banb. Die 4eDiiion oes @ngeflagtsn.
Der bebduptste, cine S9doisung lei
ni9t bsabii9tist, aber audi ni6t fe9ts
geiteut porben, bat bas Hei4sgeri9i
%pertporfen.
|.fiir acknowledgements fommt aus
Stalien. Muf @eranlafung oes 3d.
nigs tperben Die in Der Mrmee iibli9er
Strafportomarten absei9afft unb ie
bes Battalion ober iebe militGrii9
ginbeit pirb feline eisene 8riefmart
er6altsn. Srans0fiiAen pbilatelitel
TIT es nit 9roben S4nierigteiten &c
L,ngen, bereits einise Neubrude al
fts Mubenpelt gu brinsen- Die grem
ftare iollen bon GROCER S9Dnbei
fein. Rationale 9elben, alte mi
neue, tlaIii9e Mptben. beriibmt
Oenfmdler, Stdbtebilber unb biitpri
f4e Scenen iinb als Marfenbilbe
~pertpenbet.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-04-01
The Poor Teacher.

My other teachers | remember them
vaguely as having taught me. They
lacked what my hero and my heroine
were, and felt keenly the difference.
They were what the teacher should
not be, to certain extent. So | feel
to ask, what is teacher? A some
thing that hears one recite lessons?
A being that sets one tasks? A
nonentity that tells wonderful, know.
ledge condescendingly? A creature
whose aim is to bear you forward
through your grade? An oracle that
asks and answers question? A superior
intellect that executes set laws and
rules? A consumer of time Tor a set
stipulation? A contracted souly A
disciplinarian? An artful student? A
profound scholar? No! none of these
alone. A teacher is a man in the
broadcast sense Of all the ramifications
of that word.
There are few teachers, few hearts,
who gather little children unto them
and say, "Suffer little children to come
unto me, and forbid them not, for Of
such is the kingdom of heaven But
until we d., until the teacher recog-
nize the child as an immortal soul,
and forgets its faults and peculiar in
dividuality before that one great
truth then we still will remain out
side the circle that cncloses within its
boundaries the real teacher.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-04-01
As TO Boards.

Until boards of education seek first
for that manner of individual for the
care of the young, and as they look
mainly for the scholarly qualifications
irrespective of trait, just so long will
our schools continue to turn out stud
ents of inferior grading, selfish in
terests, and loveless minds for nobler
learning. ! do not mean to say that
our present system turns out entirely
such children, for many have deep
love of learning. Yet it seems to me,
as result of observation, that where
exceptions exist such students are
naturally so, or are bright and have
received extra stimulus from teachers
who have seen the CLEAN of those 100
rare gems. What ! maintain for is
the teacher who can lead most stud
ents, if not all, into the intelligence
that exalts and enables.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-04-01

State OF Utah
Sarah II. Kelley. plaintiff.
vs..
John W. Kelley. defendant.
SUMMONS: