davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-07-27
,6at Der Bauer Gelb,
Sal'S bic gauge gSelt."

Ibeniieaeneer Nobriyrud, n t.n alieea,
'hto Spcn4uoTi. eGs bcu;e no.t io rabr NJ,
pis oor hunosu 9abTu. Zas bswahyaeiis.
Nf ge9tupdriig unb mar N rsdt oromide,
A'el's b, aIer'bdr wabreno oer ialeatsu ,ti,er
.u an'aHg Der neuruigsr Sabre, ais Saaes.
uno SaTeel tn sanoe iiodten. s9is tranria
'at es nhu'nls bel ben Sarmern aus. llna
pe!a' e'n lsRterldtre beuie.. ,Ia, pIra sa
man4er 6orlnsr oenisn, Der cine i4leaie oee.
~ ileine 6arm elsuei, oeer Der III migb.
pobni uno bobe gda, be,ablen mus, bei
nns leht es aud htais nod mot al. aus uno
oas Sch ii rar bel uns. - Sun, bieisn at
ben uir ben 4atb; 8sdieIe 1eInea @obr
'ts. SomE ~ uRs mad Der
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-07-27

Ar Nom bu;ih, rtUt loit unui
iraNllat eieb. Gle Nikt ba: i0& (S,dl,
I'M 'tlt;Cu trrtltt uro w,yOeG pit.t
6aUe pOn Snuuca'tt htribici. Aut
Der tsilIat @atcr ion unitr ory .0rcttn
SiBs iebr !tibtn uuo Elm guitnha!t IN
Den batitlnii5tn edrtn lsiuc ey.tit.
isruns t.inatn. oa it i9rtu tin a'u.
btnot SiFs berri5t.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-07-27
lpaIeSrub.

r' grarhbi buarin,t 2NoIo,
SreaIld pIll ib IN Dir wobnen
sentit mir sditIib auisn9al
luter oelRen fidlign Aronrn.
pier IN osiner beiiigen StiGe,
5erne pon al eem gdrm Der ggsIt,
Beb,t ger 6risSeuS Sale
So 10 nab oes QimmsI 3eIt.
81 9e9rib, ou 9riiner NaIr!
Go Die S6sIsln heller iiugen,
lno NOS tanienoilIila i6aIIt,
Beun pom Ssra oJs G.ueIlen iprneer
!ab erquidenO mit eurdue5sn
RaIoestuhIs, @aIOeSIuii;
hui ben ireieu Sergesboben
a.bmet reugeitGrlt Die 8ritit.
S.i sesrabt, bu griinsr @aIp.
8enn Dig gGnoe ringeum ounitIu.
.SIeder,cn i'm Ihal ptrbdui
lauispe Sterne mid umiuniein;
5age. mir prln irommes Aauiben,
DAB nch lemano NIT mir pldlt -
GnsIsin aui mem 6ltbcn laiIi4en
IN e'r tieitn 90alor,natt,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-07-27
Gbambsrlain's fribwfh, Ghoifra
ans purdvfail aiiroi,iR bic
bette in tRiRfu,.

Z. W. Nos Bern alter ner @htte ountu
Reps, Seebe, ari., n Elm beguOrrlsenoey.
'Ie!i9er 8ei9oftsmlnn, Der nihi ;caert,
ietHe cute Retluna ubet Elm pobl beianntss
Ntttel aas;aoTi,dsn. Gy ioa., yGg maat
mir Sersniiser, Chamberlain ysi6psh,
Cholera uno Guraial NeoRin m emp'tl
len oa Id iie nit osn bsiteu EriclQen isltn
nno IN rustn1 faHlIlc 8tbyluht bate, Sa
CLAUDE r7ir.Iif, iie VI has bette otya-tIos
a'tiisI IN GIiiieni, 3un 9frIau' tsi 6. ).
Settel * Co.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-07-27
Oklahoma ,6armsu.

I'D babe sigigs dusgeid5t Gatmer
III CilabOmu 81 itbr tiliQ,N s'rtitn
~ ber,aufen. WIt lutuilen bune,r
1balsn .Onnsn lun0e Scute Gicy epe
Seimdib arIaOsu. yanoldu'trn bic.
t.t oieis @sgsrO ainiilas ojelcaenbeit
81 pcrtbsllb nitT 2Inld3cn. sd r
ibsile 9srne ALLEN eeipGni5is aastunii
vi 8. Stn,e
Sporo {. J.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-07-27
9InacbOtc fir bic y'lniicrarbclt

an Der St. Acitpb'2 Sutt Wctocn
nco on iuaractcnm Spcti'lailoncn
tnilcQcNatn0mmtu uno muitn bis
@onNl1a, bCn 6 Nulu'i. btl ml tu.
aCr0Ai lCm. blame mo Spldir.ato.
ncn ilno bti mir ~ itbrn. Ila 9lttt
tln'tlnt cot, aIlc AnNcbcic Ju bcup;r.
ltu. wiro porbcjlItu.
@mrp Vruac.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-07-27
ct. Pttrrs GolOuie
5askatdJfwan, CANADA,

NO Cu biz glsuabI bav untsr 100. .OOy 46e.
eta 'yu1tbdyiten ganbes, uslhes in o1n,
Roro smaIt!d iu ftnnen IL. m |raisn ron
$3.50 be $1,000 ben Gter, uno VI leih,en
3ablbeonGurgeu. Io9 Altma wlyp 1lraua
ae'duen G u geratt wis ~ 0epiitliro.
~. Idi1oII'hs SiTacu uro Stulsu II ecru.
9Jno Qt'orgi. NC boom. Seneeiliuey gatree
uerithtr Olt taliordten. Slio tomsn T..
uno IN SorGba IN bet St. NeiuQ Go,or,t
tenrt II fur Nea id,,Ihss raa cwa.o
@y1Icygeher mlnoeiicna rttro 0u, ,sf1,-
men" w3i btNtr aI2 i,9erowc IN oea ga
2HaiUl.
@ratn ratcyc aasIyu'i mtrtcmln N,g an
bN
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-07-27
Isabelle Nrr Vlrnits Oiritn Sonlnler.
Gin blltbayts Nlo&sn.

.@l, Ian9s wartn oit III Sbrtr lap.
ten Sttle2' irdatc Die Snusirau oas
iI6 pprltsIltuOs @GNam. -ein,u
MOnai. ani' Nrau. - 'eineu @o.
ratl gsdrum7- - ga, kbm Sic,
id BIN naulIih iraai e,rpresu une
ba lpnuit i'd ni1t irubtr pegstbtu. 4"
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-07-27
Gut fur 3einefnisisfn nns ilrr.
tfoyfune.

.GhamhGtsins Esssn uns ssbsF;a'eltea
bahSa mir isbrsu as,aa.- iaei 8. lcIers,
ren Sat Ssv;ass, Ontario. 9anaha. Ia es
GIN milsss nhfatrunssu,itt<l IA ine hse
DaAuirfnneci riti unanaeneeuf use 70
lam iis sarsi esnsH en.r'tAlsr. BERN Sgaaen
si4t in eyfnunf iits Burr Ssr'ar' tri 8.
>. se4fa 4 &c.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-07-27
V0CalCs

6,au eml Eltrtr bon Sen.bit
Iaagir am ItuI'loB 9ibCa0 bier an
I peu Gcu,a &cd bon 9i4'um.
tam paIit ain GpHuIaat luf tingc
StunotnUey
-eiu 8robtr ,0lb 6yJ' wurDt am
Elrnllag NbrUO Otl Stdnjm,per'g an
ou WarIes ablcDaIieH,
.5te Cream" al 55uta0en uno
! y6etldAcn btl SDaafHa.
Gp,i,e uno 4PlrD G0Uil Ynmits.
--g8itimc 5rau stephan Gcttr!
tanlit lib oieitr Gage tnsu pratli0en
Surreu pon Dtrrl 4enrg &tumtI.
ger. 9ln:on Iort ldft itin 0uus
Sourh cintn ctuM ,,altrlt ptrihonun.
9cbruoer 0oTii0m.. utrridttn bic
grbeit.
-glm Wtwob tt b. Z, olt Grind
Nerner m0 Eudtnbon ca. 6dylaoun9
1 Sieb nad ben Ct, Gculi,y Warli.
| Get lUaqt &m s9,iot 1T +. ! tiu.
| iJ'r leotm III Ctm Sl5ye oea !, Il
otrraHa NI,;tm,ps, al. 0'ly' aogt.
irnt,
--9lobt GaNlt %pt gl,b AM Scaus
| ItaR YIntmtidN rlrl lDhy raU uay lin.
iaasu alauIttIt an Cholera Nor.
bus Qut NcImam Nsu@mtl
Die 0,um @yt,t m> 5yam
J3silmans mn ouM @,twtiu
opn &id'oantam N3dnoW no ON
Dlonidg wtpSE eitl11itm 4lty
Am Gltnroa beaab ne 0.u Sen
GOramtDcr nab &c,.Ri9vn nc c bl9
gum Nni0nR Der < @tglt 2 gidics
>iort ais aHltri" b H tfoltnu
ipuo.
Die 6,dulc 1T %5& Ual UuUuo
Sutttmtler uHo ouW &yuocy Q,Myia |
'Srn GbarIestoUu ttinocn tit lelt |
Scuniaa bci otr naMil,t d. i. Sutb.
bert aui &CiuA.
-6roa &tn Stit'tr in &tQ.uiiuna |
lbrcs 9rlOtT9 ,foe @,U'JmaUn b;.
aabm Na an gh.irc5 uah &1clt
Gree, um ibrc '4wu lira,tim @a.
,rr III btiutO.
--SerT GMrao HtjaQtn uuo HTau'
lein Matp acmbItr ml,titH an T,t6as
tlQ tincn gIusilul aab HiA'0nnilN.
Man bort itou ioNtn naE bic NpAWit.
glcdCp balo trtpHtn rtyitn
--0trr anton 6or' urbll eitmlHn
btOdbcu IT'D Gm TrNiilR HAD Npn
I'M orm Nl,ubnlnt ot9 pCcl'prtrucu
0tymnun @iajmcy btHwuphatu. oCl
ltooh IN slpS bearlbtn wurot.
--Nur Nobn S4tppuS BON eNiHa
:.a'ipn ,uar an Somilp 3CyNHu.
in mltm 1.aoitN.
Wsi bicitr 6icIt9;Ulit Itd,,ttt cg and
ltlnem Cnlcl. BEN Npi,ablattmnnu.
eintn Geiua Gb.
--Iran RtmbplO StcUlrH Don
Sllahouia. Die ilh eiuiat 20pt'cn Bier
uui 9eiut ptlOno. tssab Eh am
nit lbrtr WIuttcr. 6raU Nana
S&atftr nod 2,I'ttiou 6ltp uno Gtul.
Ielpills I'm baislbI rod ciniac gtr.
uanbts Su beiuben. 6t; iic eie 0cim.
rslIs pieoer nntriit. Il
-Sm automobil bss gr B0uotr'
nturs Gaoio u. 6rantis Uon 81. |
eouis lamru nm SonRial gbeno drGn {
6rantis uno Ocrtn Solu Sionep, Srr
'nlb 6rau Sffs Germ uno sri. 9aurd /
BERN hisrbtr. 3i''s lit eas criie d
auiomcbil bab is in gtfitpbalia genre. 7
itn. es purot bon ~ Ia uno Ill
bswuaotti. Git EoliOytn yOplss uno r
uno uni,rs @suial,it bot.
len Iosdr bic ehrc In bemlsI'tn 81
iabrtr. 3os Auipmobil baiis nen
Mfa spii6m 81. gOals une SthulOn
sltp In IL Siunotn nrhdaslfet npo
(Qu SefiuIOn Gitb bltrbsr lam 81 ir
ines Stunbs.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-07-27
Sin i)waber guIs.

NJ .3ei6en eInes idpahsn Ssr,eus une trd
gen 0Iutpu'o. " meint AaasnIetoyn, Ger
itcp'Gna, Sdlmetttn in Der ltnIm Seiie,
-tpinbeIduid!Ie, auFsatbmigtsit 1er,llov
len, obnmatisanialIc. 60 sretit Sds game
DiteW an Hrbmt
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-07-27

9s pt Gun, a ipray, grass G.Sn,A
atstig Nn Graa'l9st Sans Ct0 eHea aEs sSr
blGg:'2tlther @tgt,etirtu isg ssolns II.
IN SttyI:RsIs
Siltn pt'4Nss ay0be SlL' Ha5 SebtE
waeen !aar. Sr As ptr,sg SseinsuEtT,
S, baar ser &te $40 ATs a e,R Se9e en Au esF
oT,f sauer se,ssjsa Sci, asTsetn .sEnes
Ssas Ssue ~ H Sessa 3sarsg srsssistg Staas
T GstnAi GssnN Ta,, ag,assa rtEe
SABRE itE 2is 9FaE &Tt5RTa
Gtsn5n psSmssnstH 2icu SaTuassH sseFn
esieresIaa Sresuts
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-07-27

Chamberlain's S'ssSasss Ss,,sl sss,s:, s.n.s, a.
Never fsils nuY u new. n IzsY svs like
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-07-27
lUer wuelscbt nicft ein ci0en
Dcin!

g& birrH Gn bic eisrsHhct cn rian tm in eiues Der
bcen eOntcs int Saate Stras III taaen aaa SIima tln
nuGcchmrt no et fehlrrnrn mo NaS yGab tntr tos
Ecicn uhi uS ettrriOrur wttr, rts i'm sertht ttist
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-07-27
Ir. Wiles'
Seart Cure

@enn Gasr Aeri ihwa9, euer Bulls unrt
seImdfi9 it, 5uuset ioaIeid an eeaen ben
Ser'a!I ~ we5ren ourb GjebraaCb oieier gro.
ben Ne3 mo S!utbe.eber. ght BaraRtie per
tau't. >enott fir ireiss Bud l9er OG5 0ss;.
ernradst in Gurrr riesnrn spra d,e.
Or. RiIe5 2soical Co., GIi4art, 5no.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-07-27
Safr,1el fir 1905.

Nn Ouc SddG. Die ms lter juriltae,
bra6t wsJotl. pIrD ilr Die Crittn ;lutl
Wonnte g., uoh Der Set .c mOnli.
lid otrIan0t. Dir 0ciIlltt S0dc bic
q p|onotc M @cbroub imh muncn 5,
uuo lur lcoeu ioIAcutcN MIcuoinoh /,
9miu bocbnti. Sidt 3cGcI III
aud lur <dtc bic itli IcBicm 10lrc
aus mo. 0nprNobar lmt 00 rlt Gi.
Vouucy 6r0ca mitan5 NrGNAr u.yial-
zen, iaO Wlr AcJluuuScl bhsl,lbt 81
ibun.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-07-27
YTtisIiite
orr uem VDfast 90. 5alniratr assp
itTfeH 5aRlbRdisr.


Sr& l. &ttislpins SIS Reiail %
Sah n. .2l 3S
/ Yu6 m. .2i 40
Snt ". ti.a5 :. Rsaosy, ge,ai.l.
pTtis 80 Rsiali 60
eu5 Y, q. Il. :. 2saott) @e4isl.
pTt,s - &tlaI .GJ.
SttmaIts uao Got'= grimg, oosr
First Days in School .25.
/ Gamit iolten eit aSe. Shls.u
. 1uianatn. las Sud III ie6r anln-
bcno nno ma4i IL siaoern uue gsh.
reyn 0iel i,iattr.
Granmatii.
Steps in hghsb. gut I. @ttisls
orc,s. s.2+ &etlil 30.
Steps in ngfst Sl3 n. sat1isl
olus. % SGta,. 90
RtGatH.
@lliat uro 49iits $ater nj, biz:
ber.
euaiiirs @prt,Jktty.
We5sters Primary Dictionary nj,
tl4htg.
Webstcr's Common Scboci Diction.
d,g. wig b sbnt.
Hebstsrs E'gh Sch Of Dictionary
w}t b.sb5y.
Ctne @ul g, ,ta roa Il; auu.
ti,a" %osi eo. 2',4Ds3t4,.m
Ciaa Il Gc
otulyagbu.
6,yis Clement. &riaiis.G5. &:ttis!.
prtis 80 6cairda -.
6ynt Grammar St,ol. gstdil sl25
l4et'dpu,s .75. Gor,yatt Lon.
Salutbt',c.
@coia! @ritins Goo!s $50 ptr
Eub. As.
gigpin:ott g..
Qtliio!ogit. &. Guaty,
Sig9tntpit's tiyf &ort. Rttlll SIS,
S"ttlelprtls -. GoHtyltt 20.
Stono &o9., 9sioil s Is. gAtitl.
pytla p. Gogtra.t 81.
l5Iyo &oot, &stljl sos, 9.5+i.lvti.
Al. 6ontr1st 80.
Geitibte. Il. ..
Eprris's 6ltuen.1t. Ss.,.i $50
g2.tjcIpyt;s 81 Go1tya,t 10.
ZI1.t : .@teI N'fsyc SITS. sl.C0.
2@s4'..g.tjs 60. 6cg!ya.i so.
y.P.t,s %at :cnm, eca 9.ra,
.lN?iaar 4, Gg.
&lccy's 51putsgsyumtn;. fts,sty'
$50 rca bn &as5 S:t.9,n+ Dna.
tina O., [,r. 6ug 2gc.
Tu Nttn!ruis ferctarqt crceJ
ot>taIt! M cls a.: a,;t &lS 1ls
at'tid3.;1s.vgs sitst. agst'1ss 30
tyai,'ti va8 9@C,t oJ9 ata,H :. ~.
FUy uaG o3s a,;g $a1 cut ant ia
!gat'a2y o2,banNtu itin - an tal.
~ slli Nit,. &I1 M cite !. :.
tn Ono t,H GHt$ .gsl;.@ &:,oGa
.j'lbu1 il.i,& !, t.iGltts o:s az
Iya1,,lH yrti, @tittat ll; uro
'1la I!@ LII s,g
Not'3..s..I wsrein ssmr3tf
'U5LNli. : ~. :.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-07-27
Sruteier.

gInt gNinnrcas, 9arreo Qln.
moutD Mods 3oie Comb Nruwn Qeo
bern, @u'l 2egbOrn, SilOer fac.
9Hplnootits un0 10 unoere gerihitoeus
Ntter Shrebt iilr Qreislitr.
Sprucc prope QoultrD OarOs
ClusnsoiQe, Wo.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-07-27
Yf,tuug.


2illc nrN clnaclaocn otu aypEtn
Sdnl= =NltHlt In alLdlfsuntaIn. .No..
am q Aupnl. 1905 ttI,ugcbntn.
Ter Gt,oe " 'sr sut.t 't5ue, utuc
Stu.cH
lSIlrluit gFuit!, 5mol Vaylor;
pjtIcrIci %tyluU9Uu10; ausatNits
nttc Nllbl;clirn Gr'yIitunetu ali
G,ri,n.
(,{m NJut cS om c,l0 Tatum ttl.
net. Wiro bdE VituI, dm ial0tNern
Rage ltblIiCu Wtrotul
AOnlmt glllt' Sds Gumltt.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-07-27
Is. j. dtaitl ~ 60.

-Nda Dem Rtgcuwttitr Der Der.
aanatnCn gIUGe III tin, Ptrlobe btibtt
Gage tln9etrtttn. Inter Der itrctli.
den 0iBe Ielott Nitni1 mo Tieb. lt0oc,
Tier in g9ciipllIIa uno llmQc8tnc iino
bis leBt nod ttine 3OOtslalt tuta Ole
9lBe eutitOnotn. las bette 94ettey
itslnt cVQtmein 81 itiu, o,nn aus alien
Slnocathellen lnu'tn %trit;e utCr
lhyedIlte oisc uno Die iurtttartH
6ollep oe1ltlbtu cir. Gan; teiOnoet.
ihlimm babCn bic 9Itlu glortcr III lCibtn
oa bort auber Nigelrdoe mob otr, ,feua,
tIaiCltsletnIt Der 2uit bin;u!ommt.
Iu gteriheu iblaien bort Wat;s aui
ben RdhGrn uno in ben Earis. aebn.
iite %crittc I0uitn pou GbiclQc, (lll.
aNtipbm @c'ion. GcDdnuO, Iurpii
mo pltIcn ouoCytn Sta0tcu l,n.
}iy oJr 2@cl,tutrnlc lamcu bic
5tlBtn ldQl QcIcGeu. Ids 7rtittn
ptItt2 wtQtn orm &tQCn ,juQeitClii
mfrocn mttc Iannicft lor,lcltFtw,t.
btn %oN allen Critn ptr l,ultlcn0
cr'ahytn lplr, o0s bic Wcjcnerntc rcAi
Gnt III. Nut oas Ncru lp0hii tuttiia
bcI ocr NiFr M ieuhtm %pom uno
ntr'pyltt tIntn 9uttn 0rira9.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-07-27
6abrpreis, $3.50 fir Die Huubreiie.

ss 50 ra GEastn enetS bT as
Sru'cE, SbT
pasEn sis seH Saa Gcrrrr Rn 2aa ss b e scne
srS1 Ola eafsssatgI saass
Susear SasrsH espPtn ns essr ssu er
er Eas ~ rs. sarr rsaastn prris sas<r ptrs.
ss,ss assfut, stssH be sysssaass Mies elsfte.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-10
WILLFUL, PERSISTENT AND
PROTRACTED EFFORT TO STEAL
From San Francisco Chronicle

The Southern Pacific company is again at its old
tricks of grabbing the state lands along the Oakland wat
front The first grab made by the corporation on the
western front of the city successfully carried
by the construction of the broad gauge MOLE over
twenty years ago followed later by the construc
ton of the gauge mboe the south side of the
south training wall the entrance to Oakland harbor
While the public then conscious that state lands
being stolen in both cases, complaint was made
against either because each of these moes abolished pile
bodened by these successes the corporation attempted
thirteen years by driving line of piles along the
harbor line incose the lying between the north
training wall of the harbor entrance and the broad gauge
mole embracing $50 of lands lying out
side the ordinary owtde line which has been decided
by the supreme be the outward boundary of the
Oakland Water Front companys property Governor
Pardee mayor of Oakland prevented that grab by
employing contractor to draw the piles under the
of the guns of a special posse. few another
attempt made to gain possession of the same land by
running bukhead northward from the north training
the end of the broad guage mole with the view of
filling the tract behind it with dredgngs from the bay
That stopped by the order of the United States en-
gneers The bukhead has, however been allowed to re-
main and the Southern Pacific company is narrow
ing the gap by broadening the western end if the broad
gauge MOLE 1t wss be simple operation to close
the gap and absorb the whole area of state property
minor absorption lands is also being carried out
by the corporation the south shore of the estu
ary, in the neighborhood of the drawbridges.
While this is going the state is taking no steps to
protect its rights in the land. When it wakes up it will
probably find the railroad company in possession of prop
worth millions of dollars from which 1t may be i'm
possible it. The state should safeguard its inter
ess either by creating Oakland harbor commission
which will protect its rights the eastern shore
tend jurisdiction of the Francisco harbor commits
sion the bay for the defense of its property against
the land grabber force the company to recognize the
states ownership by paying fair rental for the land
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-10
BETTER THAN RICHES

In his address at the opening of the 152nd year
Columbia college President Nicholas Murray laid
special upon the investigation that being made
He said the American people are receiving some painful
lessons practical ethics They he declared having
brought to them the distinction between character
and reputation
The men who for years stood most prominently be-
fore the public the leaders in the insurance world and
commanded the respect practically all because Of
their seeming integrity uprghness of character their
probity their honor have quickly fallen from that
high estate and all Of their riches cannot compensate
them for the fall.
Like whte-hot brand is the seal of public condem
nation who commanded the respect of his
fellows To the insensate criminal bearing his gloomy
brow the indeble stamp Of despair, only prison walls
possess the element of terror.
But the normal intelligent, selfrespecting the
respect of his fellows necessary SOIL
Sunshine the growing crop The whispering tongues
of envy the poisonous shafts of malice and all of
the fanged thoughts that perjurers can utter leave
lasting trace the soul of the upright He has
lived his life like an open book that all may read
When through lack Of moral principle men who have
risen above their fellows lose the public respect and
TEEN which they commanded before their guilty acts
heraded the four winds there is compensa-
tion for them in the long category of knavery. Marble
palaces offer cherries retreat mind tortured by
the lash of pubic Obloquy.
In the final analysis the whose career is based
upon the question it legal? carries in his heart that
swift poison which blinds the vision and stunts the soul
and makes him a parah in the of the world. De-
lection may deter, though may finally destroy.
The Bible tells good name is rather to be chosen
than great riches Might it be good idea to dstri
butte a few Bibles with marked passages among the in
surance men?
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-10
TRIBUTE TO PRESS

James Parton said: "The newspaper press is the
peoples university Half the readers in Chrstendom read
little else"
Thomas Jefferson said: THE basis of our govern
being opinion of the people the very first object
should be to keep that right and it left
decide whether we should have a government without
newspapers, newspapers without a government,
should not hesitate moment to prefer the latter"
Cardinal Gibbons recently said The dread Of
posure in the public press keeps many man sticking
the path of rectude who otherwise would stray
byways graft The bright spot is the fact
that degradation made known Corruption exist
nowadays without being discovered after while. The
greater the evil the greater the possibility of remedy
And that possibility of remedy has become such
which the present condition money madness Creates
But the truest of ali sayings this subject is attri
buted William Cullen Bryant "The press is good or
evil according to the character of those who direct it.
1t mill that grnds all that is put into its hopper. Fill
the hopper with poisoned grain, and will grind it to
meal but there is death in the bread"
Where personal gain is the sole object of publication
where depraved intellectual and moral tastes still
further vtiated by continual panderng; where truth,
honor and justice reckessy sacrificed for temporary
success where evil doing is condoned in the party sup
ported and condemned only in the party opposed
where money is made acceptable by precept and
example regardless of the tainted channels through
which it may come-where any all of these evil pur-
poses and practices together with others that might be
mentioned preside at the fountain head of the publica
tion exhibited in its successive issues then such
member Of the press contagious putrifaction
to its community.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-10
a SILLY STORY

A correspondent of the Ell Paso Times from Alamo
gordo says that is foot by the friends joint
statehood ito have SLICE of Texas cut off, the Ell Paso
end and added to the state to be made of New Mex
leo and Arizona This gentleman claims that by such Ell
Paso would be the capital and of its geographical
location both New Mexico and Arizona would readily
promise the oinure question in this way the
greatest in the Union would into existence.
Our informant states that the question has been quietly
but ntegently agating the minds of joint statehood ad
vocates for time. and that the matter will up
at the proper time"
The friends Of jointure men of intelligence They
know that not inch of Texas territory be taken
from that state without its consent and that Texas would
not surrender foot of her domain for all the greater
Arzonas which could be placed between FL Paso and the
North Pole If any such talk that indicated has been
whispered about it doubtless has been by the "ants"
desrous of preudcing Texas congressman
against Joint statehood.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-10
THE AMBITION THAT IS
NEVER KNOWN TO TIRE
From Washington Post
From Washington Post

Some luxuries this life affords
Which few can understand;
His gold one person fiercely boards,
Another seeks command.
But he who most, since earth began.
Has been beneath the sway
OF one idea, is the man
Who wants to have his say.
He gives small thought to raiment fine,
Nor asks where he shall sleep,
For Providence, he doth opine,
A special watch should keep
Ger him. He hurries forth to speak
Or writes both night and day,
No other pleasure does he seek
He wants to have his say.
Perchance the hearth is dark and still,
Perchance his coat is thin
Perchance the larder fares but i'll,
And coal forsakes the bin
He still will scorn the marts where gain
Directs the toiler's way.
He smiles at hunger and at pain
For he must have his say.
And if mankind should hear the word,
With feeling so. intense
That earth to tumult would be stirred,
And deeds of violence.
He'll sit upon some burnt out pyre,
And sigh without dismay-
1T isn't quite what | desire,
But have had my say"
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-10
THE RAY RANCH Is A PLACE
OF FASTIDlOUS SURROUNDINGS

Arthur Everitt, the jeweler. was a
passenger north this morning. Mr..
EVerltt returned on Saturday from a
vacation OF two weeks spent at the
Ray ranch on the summit of the Man
zano mountains. The Ray ranch con-
slsts of three log houses and fifty
acres OF fertile soil, 5000 feet above
sea level. 1t is the property of A.
Kay, formerly of Isleta, and Mr.. Ray
hnds plenty to occupy himself in his
mountain home tending a large flock
OF goats and large number of dairy
COWS, and tilling his farm land Corn
fodder and vegetables of various kinds
make good crops without irrigation
on the Ray ranch. Mr.. Everitt says
that deer and bear are found in the
forest bordering the Ray ranch.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-10
SOME STORIES WISE
And SOME OTHERWISE
Talent VS.. Faces.

1T may surprise those familiar with the ways OF
managers says Hartley Davis in his discussion of The
Players" Everybodys Magazine for October Ito know
that they extremely particular about the personal ap
pearance and characteristics of the players Applicants
whose personality is unknown to a manager required
forth their weight height coloring, and other de-
tails which badly entered in book kept for that pur
pose II often happens that individuals physical
characteristics go long way toward making him score
part not Raymond Chases previous experience,
although he has had fair amount of it, that gained his
opportunity TO play Bub Hicks, the freshman, in The
College Widow but the fact that he looked he might
be 'Bub.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-10
ANNOUNCEMENT!

Miss Viola kremer and Miss Agnes
Stillhorn announces the opening of
studio in rooms 1886 Barnett block.
Miss Kremer is a graduate of the
Michigan Conservatory of Music at
Detroit, Mich. and will teach voice
and piano. Miss Stillhorn is a recent
arrival from New York and will take
a limited number of pupils in drawing
and water cOlors. Studio hours from
$3.50 to -, g to 4:30.