davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05
Grtra Gilbur
til nye folrere

Wasnbilb % Olaf. Sprteuina al
So9n Sie. Snobuuoen. 140 Giber.
9rts 90 Gents.
Snbbotb: lite aapiteI: rloeir.-
Steffa Spaffib. = Cor Spora og NeIbsz
rem. - Beetle @ioffdt fprteIer. = Blob
og Sunrtnffer. - SsmunesGtten %
ulsrfe Winber.
2bet 9npitel Reaas 90 Sale. - Sbs
numb bill life pente. - Rnanbilb Meoas
frier. = Seitefars SsIpSnlerc. - gnrs
nerntnoer. - "@agIer life ben Sanen Jig
for beit~.
3ote aapitel: SaIpor CONNIE meb be
forte Ben. - StgrtS Spttbre faar Ssbs
Der at saa paa. = @eaaien sipr pp meb
3dtter fin. - Sun bill life abe aisb.
Abe 9apitel: Ssmunb brlger &Rbes
~retten. men ban faar life 8et. - "9aIes
Srd9smaalet". - Senen i9tter iig pp
mob Sauen, BET enber meb at Seneu
bltr Glene paa 8aaIeu.
Ste aapiteI: Clap Sale blir I1aaet
otntulo. men itdar OF i9ieu % faar fig en-
aiGreite. Wa9nbilo frtr til 4asbiIS,
men 9isr bet nn8et ubebGnoi8t. = Olaf
finger. A
Cite aapiteI: 80 benter paa en-. -
8on1mer ban life. = SpiIbra er rbe %
fprt9Ier. = Warie tonumer, GosbilS
6ltr gInb | benbe. - Rd9nhiIb enbmiu e,
Gang. Salbor5cntnte banter meb
Srnben % giper goo 8rl,beifienf.
7be aapiteI: SPITE, - Sor Soora er
lbe. lllbtte % SurtrGoelieheber. -
&slaf Gnbraaten. = WagnbiIo Weaas
operruifer Solf % aifter fig. rn@i
Soc aupitel: Sale brQnoer.-Waan,
hiIo b9rer no Rurte og Barnet. - Nes
aas g~rRHbier nu til SaleIbeu. - Waena
btloS Bile. - SIab SdIe blir Siisntdno
uuber Reaas. - SnIppr Somme fuar
bam til fig. - Ruenbilb berifer.
ODE &apitel: Salbor fommer hiem.-
Gan bill afiteb % fri til Gaie SpSal. men
ban trGffer life Serten men Salpe Spba=
len. = Ser ffat BIT Iappcta9 ON Spz
baIsienten.
lobe anpiteI: SbmunS 9teaas frier.
-SpoalenS Buffer paa gseansz8 lnnen.
- Waaubilb erter SpbaI. - Sbminb
frier igierr, men faur 9ogi / Reltifteu.
Spr Spora tommer, - Ser ora9er ct
ltpeir OBJ ober RagnhiIS. -
lite aapitel: 8dmfe Sdlbor o. unz
ge Salbpr frier % faar SeilteR. - u5eis
ret brpber Los oner Wngnbilb. - gyms
men ilaar Jig libel, bum gisr pp me6 iig
Ielb. - Sor HBtter til Sale.
t2te adpiteI: 8amle Salpor Somme
o. Spr bIir gobe @euner. - Wdgnbil0
/ grpaupet pda Opal. = Sale tpmmer
after til 9gtten. Set lb5ner ODER
Reans. - 2ps % 2hffe.
She Gbonnenter fan faa benue BOG, 90
bnilfenlombeIit anDeu go Der foiter 30
Gents, iaut 9labet ct glar for $t.25.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05
Geiieren / @enebia.

aeiieren I @encois. "Soben8oI
Tern" fom ben 2oen Mai inb til Sc.
neoig Woroitnlien), Iebiaget al
Slagifibet "Srieoerid4arI" 90 9rpo'
ieren "SIeipmer". Smborb | $50
bensouern~ par Setter @ilbelm. Sci
ierinbe 8ictorio ailguita og Yrtnier'
ne gitel 5rieoerih % Ssfnr. 81
tpife Sfibe fdIte6e Infer | 9afitel
peo Ct. Morfusplaoien. 9anonei
bmbrebe til 8eIfomit, og en- nenbe.
ligbeb at @onboler ipprmebe ONT
firing De iieIone @ielter. 8enetianer'
ne minbes, at 8eiier @ilbelm beIs8tt
Dem, fort efterut Den ~italienife arme
hapbe liot ct gteoerlag beo aoua
afrifa % bepibneoe benz fit Senifob.
8riniesie 2etitia, Song 8iftor Gm-
mnnnelS anfiue, iaa fro ell 8inoi
paa Slottet pda "Soben5ollern"S
Snbfeiling % icnote 9eiierinben Ell
aurp meb iieIbne glomIter. Sioen
blep bum inbbuoen til at fomme ON
bor0. :
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05

Tra areta. I'll Mom ifriDes ira
areta, at Stiaineen er ~aluurlig. Rs'
rere er poafnrbe, itiGIer, mproer,
brpnoer % operfalber 8oinoer, ali
irnoer 8aaIfliS al Of De fienper ion
"bsiere SSSeer". Stte 8enoarmer er
bIepne brGbte, % rtdftge or lndreoe,
Yolitiimrfrn gr for ipag til at tpret'
boloe SrOen, % Seus 8e%neral9uoer'
usr, Yri1t5 8eorg, bar betpenSt Jig
til SstaIien % De andre @aoter, moer
bois geifpttelie Greta itadr, og onnto.
set Dem ON at ienoe en- Battalion bper
for at tiIpeicbrinee freoeli9e Stlitan'
De. Sc beIfpttenoe Itagter bar be-
illttet 1T rpretbplbe itatils qliO g: Den
mlppre,6e Shrelie). st Telegram
ira 9onSott ~iteinnter fife galrife mel
ben msrfe Sfiloring, Tom er ienot til
Hont. 8epeiber fra &anea Zen 9r
poa areta) meI6er life ON npe Seai'
pcIlbeoer, naar nnotas, of Msagternes
aouiuIer p0a Zen bar f~orlGngt, Al
SerS Resiering ifnl fire neS Be gruift
Stag, iom mt poier paa offentlioC
9paniuGer, Ou bette life blsp giort
9if brittle Solonter I'D ben lite ara.
% fireoe ueo Slagene paa &egietin gs'
buieue / &utSta % 8etimo % beiitt
tprfiife 6Iog iitabet. Sfslge en- 9epe'
ide ira &mtea til ct 3pbeb$fontor
Sonbon bar YrinS 8eorg loNet Mng'
ierne oioe, at ban life fan inorsmmn
llmntli8be0en al, at Greta ~furene:
meo @rGferIano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05
0prne Watienale wppeller. Sire pc,

Norfe Nationaie RobeIer. Sire pen,
S~maanooeler. $50 Siber. Rrts rs Cts
SnbboIb: Observation-Disclosures, =
Ingot. - Nbtaarsnatten. Sreen.
Sris bent inbbunben 30 Gents. "Secos
rabs Yoitenr og "@eb Grncn" meS benne
500 Tom Rremie. $3.50 til npe Gbons
renter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05

1aa Unrtea. Set eneelife 8onse'
par er fremodes paa 5arten. Song
@ofparo par ! forrige llge ! Bnris %
oeItoa ! forifieuiee SeIifaber. Wme.
Stanoiib gao en- Srofoit % Br9iioeni
9oitbet en- Miooag, bportI en- H9ffe
3ipfomater bar inSbuone. Drowning
Meranora % beuoes Dstre ieileoe
til @rGfenlmn6 og pil oen6e tilbase
cper Marieiues.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05
Spurlebes Salppr bIcp Brett. Sor

Spurlebes Salpur bIep Brett. Sort9lr
fling at g. 8. Strsmmc. 5 to 9eIe
$500.
SubboIb: On pelitnaenbe Rpfoms
mer. - Bethel Tteni9beb. Suslie
2pfte. - Sorg. - 3 Sppegteu- = q
Stbfte af 8eroensbiitorien. - Reni9be'
ben faar 9irte % Brett. - Gen amerts
fdnife SdIucu. - 8reiteemuet. - llareie
/ Rehtg6eben. - &fiteo til 9eccrab
- Sfoleu. - Secorab. - @idoe Sui,
- Saa Git bdase @iuter os @aar. -
SaIpor bIir pogeu. - ct. 2onis. - ga
flor Selseion.
@Iabet ct Gar og benne uaIminbelil
tritte og moriomre BOG S1.75.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05
mic sielms Ga Yare espcs gebriiter.

MomdntiIf Gtilbrine fra 8rtgsddrene
1s4s-49-b0. af Senrit SbarIing.
Gre SeIe. SIS Giber. Snobunben S1.50.
-Iecprahs Soiteu" os "Seb Irneu" ct
aar. meo Senue iuteresiaute BOG iom
SrGmie, $2.40.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05

sc notpInlle Nllmntere al "Seo
SIrueu" Ion srbploes iUr 15c
CItra.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05
etprbpnben % bans ssnner. On Sor

Stprppnpeu % puHs SbHHff. SH BotS
tnning fra S6ipar5ipnlo. efter 8ertbplb
auerbad. Speriat al q. 81. Sitgadrb.
S%nbbunben rs Gents. 224 Sioer.
SnbboIb: Sra Mmanbbeieu cp til
8aarben. = @aaroeu. = en- Sieuer
ipm ifal lbitre baabe Den enc % beu nn>
ben. = RdtIigt Gilbaaebiif. - Soltefris
bebens @aar % bens Spirer / ct friitt
llngbomsbierte. = Srit @obs, frit 8rsb,
bog life Sribeo / alt. - SpipI u8 tunse
Soufer. Srierf9roeu. - gagtalelie
% 9arm / @erben. - Stormeu brhoer
lbs. = HeiIeu til Soften. - Seitiubel.
- Ssnuen fommer biem. - ct fatti9t
Barn / Sebretiebuiet. = @rpber % 8ros
berbarn. 0rRnieop8aug. = Den
ianene Slpaining er after fri. - Sen
npe S~tamgooseter.
9enne patre % in~tsreSiarte Sort9ls
ling % ct Wars Subfriptiou FOR $3.50
til npe I6onueuter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05

5or affe aiore. t56 SiSer. geeb IL
San~itrationer. 8ris SO Gents trobuns
Sen. gfbe Abpnnenter ian erbolbe oenne
8pg o. bpilfenipmbeIit nnben BOG til en-
8ris af % Gents, iautt "8ecorab zSos
ten" og "@eb Irnen" ct Aar inmt 2itbos
graf al De ire Iartprpreiioenter for
$3.50
SnbbpIb: S~orbenifioIb. - Saus
RieIfen gauge. Scbu grifsieu. -
Sans ggebe. - Sbontns 8tnao. = Tes
Der 9aiS. - Sans Selgeieu. - George
@aibington. - Hps 8nienn % De Snbs
febte. - Sronbbiems 9omfirfe. - 9nlI,
bets nuoerieiife @aab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05

Setctttpen % SspnsjGnserifen. 1913
Sioer. Sris 80 Gctts. Sum II @rems
plarer tiIbaee. Senbes Ipm Sr9mie meo
"Secprabs @oIteu" og ~@eb Grneu" for
$1.25.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05

Sra Sielbbsshen. Sort9Iiuser al
Spbn Sic. i36 Cher. Seftet. Yrts
25 Gents.
SnbboIo: ct Gig paa 9ibaeeu. =
5eriits .0aeer. - Stae g9ru. - 3nui
@reita. l. 5porfor Staburet paa Seeaa
tbeit ramlebe neb. - 9dmte 4rite. -
GsInf aamoot. - Snorleoes lIrbseu fiji
Sag i en- arpngIebirt
Slpe Gbonnenter ian faa Seune @os oa
bnilfeniombelit nnben Der foiter % Cts.
% "Secorab Soften" ct aar for $1.25.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05

anmt Erunbfen, en- S~crfGnins fra Ses
Ienarfen at Sobu Sic, Snrfatteren til
StdaIi StorIi. 2s2 Siber. Eris inbs
biinben so Gents. 9ette er Spbu 2ies
bebfte os moriomfte SortRHtns. % rbe
Gbonnenter fan erboIbe BEN oa 8laoet ct
belt gar for $1.25.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05
tn ~; D a S:TSs t:1S Ssis: & s ssSss

: EsTxzEp As SECOND CLASS MArTER JUNE 18TH 1905
AT THE PosT oYPIcE AT DEBORAH. Iowa, uSDER THE
ACT OF CONGRESS OF MARCH ~ 1850.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-07
LINEN or KHAKI
BUSTERS

They are NEW and Stylish, and are
CUT to FIT.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-07

Enquest informed
Uriu be -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-07
This Dry Weather
Makes Dusty Roads

If you DRIVE or MOTOR, yC
should have one of our
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-15

Following are some of the press
comments on J Frank Fouche, the
dramatic artist:
The best recital ever given IN
Nictor-Victor DAILY Record. Vic-
Tor. Colo.
He keeps his audience ia con
nnusl roars of laughter. 49, Daily
H-ws. Denver. Colo.
His recital. of the Arenn scene
f,nm "Quo Vadis' WAS snpcrb. -
TIE News. Idaho Springs, Colo.
J. Frank Fouch, delighted n
large audicnc. Al the First NJ. 4.
Church Last night and all agreed
that be il ons Of tho clevercst aud
po~t versatile elocutionis,s ever
heard 10 the city.-Chronicle.
N"ws, Trinidad. Colo. April 8,
1905.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-15

Tuesday afternoon Charley
Bechtell took n Ysrty Of young
ladies' out to the Magill ranch on n
p,cnicking. AT six o'clock they re-
turned to town and took the young
men back with them to the ranch
where lunch WAS served. The
party WAS composed of sbou,tbir,y
aud among the number were some
good singers. none of whom had
a bal cold"
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-15

4 crowd nearly MS large MS on
the opening day attended the
Matinee races Tuesday afternoon.
The boys relay race WAS interest
ing and the broncho busting WAS
the best seen a, the Fair grounds
this season. In the ladies race,
Nellie Duvic took first on Red
cloud, Miss Halferty second on
Branam.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-15

William Kinnimnn and Ed.
Howcs of Chama, both large sheep
men, have been looking over the
Valley this week and were captl-
waited by crop prospects.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-15
ver Exchange.

A farm Of 100 AGREE well improved. has
n nice orchard and good buildings aud
sdjoinsa town 81 eco which has lin.
Normal school advantages. Will az.
change Tor No. I farm IN Ban Luis val .
ley. For particulars call on or address
q. q. kKnR.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-15

That clever little actress, Miss Alice
McCorkle, as Marie Sonstant, the
Diamond Kings wife. is winning new
friends every day by the pleasing man
ner in which she PLAYS the part.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-15

Bert Sack returned TO Monte
Vista last week after two years
abs. nee.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-15

You will find Mrs. o. A. Barnes
one block south an one block ems,
Of WOodman Hall.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-15

There has been i week or ten
day. Of ram IN Indiana which Inns
done great damage To wheat and
hay.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-15

The reward for evidence that will lead
TO the conviction OF the fire bug who Sc,
fire to the bowling alley has been raised
to 200.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-15

The Cloudy Brothers have writ
ten quite II good number Of hail
insurance policies since locating
here.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-15
CHOLERA INvANTuA.
Child not Expected 10 Live fr"a Os~
Hear Ia Aaother, but cared b.
ChAmb~riaims' Collie. Ch"lera ard
Diarrhh0ea Remedy.

Ruth. the it'll. daughter Of T.. \.
D-w.p. of Agn.wv,.lc. Va, was seriously
III OF cholera infsntum last summer. ave
gave her up aud did no, expect her TO
live from one hour to another" he says.
II happened 10 think Of Cbamberlain's
Collie. Chn.rn and D,srrho.M Remedy
and go, a bot,l. Of II from III. store. In
five hours | snw change Tor the better.
Wck.pt on giving II and before she had
taken the half Of one small bottle she
shs sei. THIS remedy Is for sale by all
druggists.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-15

Did you ever smoke The Post
Dispatch cigar? For sale Al,
Bauerle's.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-15

Bert Alden, the funny commedlan, is
with the Diamond King.
Good Reaper. for sale. Low
price. II. Pug-ley, Bowen.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-15

Something new-Poppe1 Rice
at Bauerles.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-15

Charley Hanson has traded for the
Pioneer barn and took possession Mon
day.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-15

The lnd'es Of the Librsry As-o.
cis'ion were greatly plcsss.l to re-.
ceive = valuable gift a few days
ago from their president, Mrs. G.
A. Derbyshire, In the shape of
thirty three volumes Of Bancrofts
works.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-01-04
menting on this fact. the New
York Evening Post says:

menting on this fact. the New
York Evening Post says:
"This popular view of Lawson
has it's roots in certain large
social and political sentiments
that are but dimly apprehended
on that part of Manhattan Island
lying south of City Hall. Our
complacent capitalists have heard
family and from far off the wild
talk of Populists and Socialists
about the money devil: but they
set this down as the raving of
ignorance and hysteria. The
POpulists and Socialists, how
ever, have simply formulated
into a political creed and voiced
from the platform an unrest and
distrust which is widespread
among laborers, farmers, shop
keepers and persons of narrow
incomes throughout the country.
These men and women have seen
our captains of industry ac-
cumulate enormous fortunes
with a speed which is to them
inexplicable except on the theory
of dishonesty; and this theory is
not incredible. These plain
people know that stocks are
watered in the most shameless
fashion in enterprises that re-
main solvent; and that the most
barefaced swindling has been
practiced in bankrupt ventures
like the Shipbuilding Trust to
cite one example from a thou
sand"
Many thousands of poor men
and women in this country have
put their earning in companies
presumably directed by men of
honesty and intelligence. and
seen their provision for the
future disappear in a night.
They know that somebody has
\
got away with the money and
that nobody is prosecuted by
the authorities for the theft.
Mr.. Lawson is now telling the
Victims of "frenzied finance
who the thieves are and how
the stealing is done, hence the
deep interest which the public
has in his disclosures.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-01-04
THE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.


The meeting of the Teachers
Association here last week was
characterized by an earnestness
and zealousness on the part OF
the teachers that foreshadOws a
most optimistic future for
education in this State. Three
hundred, the largest number in
the history of the Association.
were present, and considering
that the meeting was held in the
holiday season and that attend
ance is entirely voluntary, it
speaks well for their professional
spirit. With such a splendid
body of selfsacriicing men and
women devoting their time,
talents and energies to the edu-
cation of the youth of the State,
large things may be expected
and will be realized.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-01-04

ject of Bertha HasbrOOk's discourse
''In the Interest of Beauty" and the
readers of this number of The De-
signer will learn ''HOw a man Should
Propose" or at least how Lee McCrae
thinks he should go through the
nerve-trying ordeal. Valentine
parties. a Washington supper and a
Colonial drill supply the entertain
ment features. and the short stories
are Bread upon the Waters.' a
pretty love story. and Zoe a
Valentine tale. Framework in en-
broidery, ratiia, knitting and crochet
is shown, and the fashions give u de
cided hint of spring. A special
article describes becoming and COM
Portable tea-gowns and wrappers.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-01-04

The series of articles, 'HOusekeep-
ing the World Over" by Laura b.
Starr, the initial number of which. on
Mexican home-life, appears in The De-
signer for February, will cause this
already popular magazine to be more
than ever eagerly welcomed.
ssWOmen Who Wear Crowns by j.
L. Harbour, ''Modern Tea-ROOm Dec
orations," by Mary Kilsyth. and Julia
Davis Chambers interesting cOntri-
button, 1.-THE Feminine Side of Rural
Life in Pennsylvania all accomp-
anied by many illustrations. are both
appropriate and readable. Athletics
for the Snow Bound Girl" is the sub
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-01-04
kRUTTsNlTch SAYS NOT.

General Superintendent Krutt-
snitch, according to the Plea
yune, has said emphatically that
the Southern Pacific has no in
tenti0n of building q road from
Baton Rouge to Lafayette, not
understanding the sure thing"
interview with a prominent rail
road man published by the same
paper some time ago. Certainly
Mr.. Kruttsnitch ought to know,
and that simply leaves the pro.
ject where it was last year and
the year before and before that.
lafayette needs the road and
so does Baton Rouge; the next
thing, Of course, is for the two
towns to yet together and build
it. It is q big undertaking; but
not too big for determined
people. It may not be possible
to bnild it this year, nor perhaps
the next; indeed it may be 9 case
Of try. try again; but if the eftort
il made strenuously, persist.
entity, success must eventually
trA rL~ KY
foll0W.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-01-04
SUPPOSE WE DO.

We are al interested in the
growth Of Lafayette: suppose
we Ill chip in and buy . hand
some cup to be presented to
that man or woman who shall do
the most for the advancement
and betterment Of the town dur
ing the yeir 1905. II is . fine
WY to show appreciation Oi
god citizenship and public
spirit.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-01-04

his attorney to notify the pro-
prletors of Everybody's Maya
zine that he would hold them
responsible if they distributed
the magazine containing the
article. It is now stated that
Mr.. Rogers was chiefly con-
cerned for the good name of one
of his friends, John Moore, OF
the we'll known New York brOk-
erage firm, who had been at
tackled by Lawson.
1t seems rather strange, how
ever, that Mr.. Rogers was not
equally careful about his own
name, because he was more
savagely attacked in the Lawson
articles than was John Moore.
To make things worse for the
Standard Oil millionaire ex-
Senator Anthony Higgins, of
Delaware, a man of high char
acter, comes forward and tells
the public that the Lawson
charges against Rogers are sub
stantially true, and Mr.. Higgins
is supported by George Whar-
ton Pepper, receiver for the Bay
State Gas Company, who says:
THE details OF that transac-
ton, substantially as MI. Law
son gives them, have been
known to us for some time, and
there is nothing in the facts as
stated by Mr.. Lawson which is
inconsistent with the facts on
which our claim against Mr..
Rogers is based"
Against Rogers We have Law
son, Higgins and Pepper and
also Rogers refusal to sue for
libel after he had publicly an
nounced that he would do so.
Whatever the public may think
of Lawson it is impossible for it
in view of the facts to believe
otherwise than that lawson has
told the truth about the swind-
ling operations Of Rogers. In
threatening to sue for libel Mr..
Rogers INDUCED in a bluff which
has since proved to be a very bad
blunder. It has convinced the
public that he and his associates
dreaded the publicity of certain
matters which a libel suit would
bring out and dropped it when
the blum failed to accomplish its
purpose. ST. the Lawson charges
corrOborated as they have
been by men of known probity
and business standing still con.
front Rogers wherever he goes.
Ttn> n~aeramass,Ae In EremxiAd FL.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-01-04
The Disclosures In Frenzied Fl
nance.

The Disclosures IN Ffenzted RE
The professional inanciers of
Wall Street are dismayed by and
cannot understand the great in
terest of the public in Thomas
w. Lawson's articles on "Fren-
NED Finance The Journals of
plutocracy have labored hard to
discredit Lawson BY holding him
mp as . most scoundrelly charac-
Ter. but the people are reading
what this man writes because
they know that he is giving them
Is view behind the curtains of
high finance. He does not hest
tate to acknowledge that be has
been one of the brigands Of Wall
street, hence his descriptions Of
the predatory operations with
which he is familiar furnish in
terestiI1g and instructive read
ing. There is no reason tn doubt
that Mr.. lawson writes from
personal knowledge and that he
is telling the truth to the con-
sternatiOn Of the Operators on
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-08-18

Boise, Idaho, August g. The gov
ernor has issued Labor Day procla
nation, as follows:
by the authority of the law, 1, F. Il.
Gooding, governor of the state Of Ida
ho, hereby designate Monday, Septem-
Der 4, 1905, as Labor Day.
with the purpose of promoting the
general welfare by wholesome recre-
alton from toll aud by encouragement
of friendly relations between all classes
of citizens, it is recommended that all
establishments of industry within the
state be closed on that day, and that
in every way possible employers CO.
operate with employees in worthy
recognition of the dignity of labor and
in becoming observance of labors
holiday"