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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15

JrpfenMnna ~ hi q
/ &riitiania er efter lengere Si6s
Spgeligbeo ~uf9aaet peo 9s0en / en
SLIDER al 48 Mar. 9en Mf6p6e bar
II liel6en @ro6 parn1t i~1teresjeret for
alme1e Spgoper, uobol6enoe og ops
ofrenoe / fit @iernine, uoen 5pig /
&enifab og | Sag iom / al iin Ger6.
|9ertil bar bl1n ct flart &opeo, for,
ltooelieSfulo og praftiif. &pin6eia-
gen tober / benoe en- al fine be6ite
og opgtigite Ststter. Gor sen bot
bum taget Spft, JON letter Spor.
'&por set gialot at ilaa ct 5log, bar
BUN altio Parat, % al6rig bar bult
bonge for at uoiatte fit @erion el-
1er for at lGg8e &pggen til al al
araft. gun Dor meo ON at itifte
''@bin6e-S temmeretsforenineen, / bpis
I9tpre bu,t iteoie blep iiooenoe. Mon
tan bel iige, at al
,&pinoernes Stemeret blep ben6es
|2tpS itore Maal. Sun par Sen for.
ite 4pin6e i 8ptns @fole]tpre % bar
|Iange ct pirfiomt Meolem al 6ottig.
itpret. .y.., J. -, ~.
Fri t a n ta1br / m I e +
flor Giben al uoenlonoife Gurilter.
IS @tortiggsseettS 8ilbprerloger Rerer
tttdn g,teelit oe Sranft, % paa Gdrl
Soban me6er mat be ofte beiDhoer.
Zig flabte fren,tneoe. Met De ipria
pluorenoe, in,ntffe fsaAife Damer,
iom for peret oppe i 6ioroene %
Dalene % mi rgibr1 &riitia,,ia pdo
3 Gage, liper ipert op / 8yJen. 81
5orretninger paa Carl Soban, ion
i,banoler me6 11orife Mationalpro6ufte,
Susfli6 fra Selemarfen, &unltin'
6uitri, 8elter, &uer, &unge etc. etc
i gigr glimrenoe Mfferer / 6enn;
TD. De itore Enrtit-8ureauer for,
ftfrer, at lnionsfampet ,ilet life ba1
ifa6et Morges itore 5ommer-SSn6'
4tegtSfiloe - unotagen for iaa bio:
iom Speniferne ielpfelgelig er blebn'
borte. Sen enc ftore engelite % fran,
tie 9uriitoamper efter Sen an6en II
Der in6 / 6ioroen. &aa r@ran6" ol
Solmenfollen brin1ler Ser al rotabl.
r%eiien6e:: engelife Gerber og franffs
Mnrquis'er. Og ollie De meIlemitors
Soteller / &riitiania bar fulot op a,
beitiIe. @o6t og bel er BET, at Mor'
lge bar beparet fine Sliriiter, 2an6e1
trenger frDgteIig til 3enge. S So
be6fa6en er 8engemanglen al6eIes
fabelagtig efter bpo6 fompetente
lSoIf foriifrer. Oct bliber forbaaben'
Zig be6re, r1aar 2on6et fsmmer in1
mere itobile, or6ne6e 5orbol6.
NEE&E.&EE Ahlgl8S% .EtEEF
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15

en- finf Spcnfe. On
pno @rl,c Tinitog bnenoe Spenifc,
iom lite Der crbperpet Jig norlf
Stotsborgerret, fom u1oer &algfpr=
r%etllingel1 ino / ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ser tcbS % iogoc: uSog far olls inte
',a9p1 vitclnn1eret", men jog ifol
itennnm c1coa,," % ocrn1co llpg ban CIT
SSo.Scoocl / &algltprets 9pro, iaa
6et lang / &irteltncn, fortUller uSl1o-
1cnospolten".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15

: otcrne. Gu Nrbejoer fra
&orool blcp fprleoen slftes ouerfolot
al It Soterfplgt / Mrrbcocn al @jp=
bit % tilfpiet 3 opbe &nipltit / Bag
bope0et. @uns Silltono CT betrufe=
Zig. &nipltifftren ng bans &pl,c, ion1
bar bcrl,icoe, blep ltrofs eftcr poo
orebet al 2cnslrm1oeu % trausporte=
ret til @ippifS &reosfungiel, bpor Sc
inoiottes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15

CT Sal t nj e r. Gn
9age / &riitiania, @ons Motbiie,1,
CT arelteret JONI mistenft for 6olif=
mpntneri. Yolitiet far pe6 l1n0cr<
ipgeller | bans Stem fun0et flere
@ibsformer fcr Mpntafltpb,1iug cg
Ell falif 2 &ro11e. san filitaar, at
tnn bor oreoet @fsperimenter meo
s. lifmpl,tneri, men negter at bape
no9ipet folife &e1gc. &olitiet ifal
oog bape 8epiier for, at fan far 9iort
Bette. Sen arreitereoe gjer ct n1esct
f%ortpmment Snotrpf, % man bar
ISpil ont, bporbi6t ba1t er rigtig pel
beporet. 9ette pil TIT blipe unoer=
ipgt. Sans &plleger giper bare set
SioneSbpro, at ban / 6e ii6ite 5 Mar
bar peret u%tilregnelig, men ian bar
oe1gang ban bar normal ct al Sc
pr9gttglte Mennei fer: Ell go0 &o,
merat, ct eoelt Menneife, cit 2ege
meb go6t Su0icium. Men ian bob
Sc palgt Ell fell 8one. &on bar ct
fort metoniif 1olent, ser bapbe Ia
Oct Jig beige Geien lom Officer oe
|S99e. y! -:*i~j.s:.!<vt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15

So>ONoUl@ ! >N1yI1plS4S SUlU, lll
Set iang / &irtcitlrcl1, fprtGller vSssl1o-
lcnospolten".
@rat 5&e 5. s Sfpgenc
beb @rprllb CT ser gjeuncm ct lott
gore Siosrl1m ltjoalet eli goo Gel
&eb. Sioligcrc bar r1o,1 inoifrrnfct
fig til &tuofalO 81 al1oeu Sprpeo,
mc1 iii bar man begpl1ot at gaa lps
poa friite SrGcr. Otter Sen I'LL al
&plitiet onltilleoe lln0eripgelie bier
Set Jig, at 80 Herioner / set iioite
gor bar to9et iin Seo fra Sc nepnte
Sfpgeicn0onn1e.
g y ct e + II is ireftpr
S 0 james II t e, &inierpif,
er ofgaaet peo Gp0eu / cit Ml0er al
73 Mor. 8onfoireftpr lttne bar Ell
Splterlp Jpn al oen befjen0te MI afosoe
rMor lttne" og par cit al &oroan-
gers melt fje1ote og agteoe Meno.
san por fnDttet til &inierpif Spa
rebatf belt fra Sens 0prettelie for
go Nar iioen til / Soar, og / he11l1e
la11ge Sirfiombeo oparbejoe0e bou
8anfen til Ell al bore itprite 2ou6s=
{%parebanfer. S set politiife 2ip oel=
tog ban alorig offentlig. 81;
Tron6b G M 6 oonef 0 IL
tor. Snoebaperne iamt Msiiitenten
og 8l1oet peo Sron0biems 2%aanefon=
tor, JONI peo lin 6ollit pafte ioa ME-
gen Spiigt, ioet @ontoret, iom i sen
iiolte Si0 boooe orepet> 8anfforret=
ming, beru1oer bapoe forbrugt en-
Mosie at Smaofolfs inoifuote Mib=
Ter, far / Meooomsretten facet jim
Gom. Mlltao ioentes 1 slor % 8
Maaneoer; 6orbrego 1 Mor og 3
Maoneoer % Msititent Milien 8 Maa-
neoer, ale meo 5roorog al Sc Gage
for uobol6t @aretegtsorreit. @u6et
bleb frifun6et. Mlitao peotog 9o11.
men, meoens 6orbreso oe Msiiitenten
bao ONT 8etenfningsti6.
8rita g rimeto 5, Sen
befien6te &one fra @ois, er ofgaoet
beo OGDEN, 67 Mar eammel. Sun
bar fjerot .ober bele &eitIan6et og
pioere for fin r&roces". Nenbes og
Manoens @aar6 blep nenalig / fin
Sit iolgt peo 8pangsauttion, % fra
Sen 9io bte6e 8rita bele tit 2tp for
Nrbeioet paa at faa @ien6ommen TIL
Dagee. Sun notelbebe BERT en- itorartet
araft oe Gnerei; bum benoenSte fto
eie1tagne @anee til Sc bbieite refs
Iige @pnoiebe6er, enbog til ielbe
&oneen. S Observation-Disclosures fadbel
/ @ereett ioth &riitiania aflagoe BUN
o9iaa bDppige 8eieg. Smiolertio
maatte bun qua / @rapen u6en at 11aa
tit Nfaal, Ser ialfalot / sen ii6ite Sio
bar blebet ben6e til Ell fits Soc.
n6fbrieIeu af s. fra. Sri.
itionia bar iaar lite peret ierlig flor,
ioet ser til og meo Suli Maaneo fun
er afien6t 1920 Sons moo lite un.
Ser 10000 Cons / famine Maane6 Sc
foregaaen6e tire Mar.
Sra iamtltge 2an6ets Eololeoer er
Der / Sanl1ar- sSSuIt iaar ftibet 1911.
$40 Cons, bbilfet er noget mere eno
De n9rmeite foregaaenoe Mar.
Sspriierne bar paa @oarparter og
/ CONNER boI6t fig meget Iope. Man
bar effeftueret efter @ontrofter, iom
bar gaaet neo til 2 @rorer pr. @egi-
fterton T. o. b. @%riitionia. On iaa-
6an &ris er i6rgelig lab % bar BIZ
oraget til at man bar taeet forboIos-
big imaa 8ebolonineer i &us. 5rag-
terte bo1oer fig iamtioig meset labe.
De fagre 9age, "a man j Sgtraocn
fnnoe tiene op fin 8aao paa en- Som.
tner er Iangit forbi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15

6ifferterA e. Sen 246e
&u9ltif ifriDas> Ser er frem6eIes
in8eM Goradn6ring til set be6re at nos
tere for get norife 6eoiilofiife, og
Sorboloene begDnoer mi at blibe tem-
melig betenfelige, ioet 10 mart bele
Mnguit Maaneo er forlebet, uoen at
nogen iterre 5angif nogetiteos er
giort. Silitan6en begpnoer i6etbe-
letaget mere % mere at min6e ON
|6ioraoret, 6a 6eoiiloen omtrent belt
log boloent unolo6 at aflagge fit iq6-
banltge @fteraarsbeipg / be norfte
E6ioroe. Smiolertio ftaar 10 Saio.
mems be6ite Sib en6nlt tilbage, % ct
Dpiping ! 6iifet Tan naariombelit
inotreffe, flint l1oiieterne for Die
bliffet lite Tan iiges at bore lobenoe.
l6iifets Song / oe nermeite Tiger mao
mi bentes at bore at %afgibrenoe 8e.
tponing for belle seionens l16pif.
ling.
S De. iioite 8 Gage bar 5angiten
foregaaet pna or11trent 1e famine Ste
Der iom ! l1gen fgr, 11aar unotages,
at 6tifet / ibnore &ronobiems Mmt
beo @isfen % sfibrnfioroen
ialfal6 forelgbig ipnes afiluttet. Sele
l1obpttet for bette Mmt 116gigr M
1,10O 3en6er 5eoiiI6 % $50 E5n-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15

g Il Tt Bran 5 brpo
gfat til %. slugnit no paa Saoerers
iterite @aaro 9tesbeim Merbo. 81
oen opitob / 2aoebpgningen % ffpl>
oes antagelig ct 6antefplge. 6iss
% 2aoe meo ipGreltoe Mpltng ne0-
brGnote til @rltn0en. sf 8eletnin.
gel1, ipm omfattcr omfriug 100 9pr,
moebrel1ote Sc ltngopr % 3 @ri=
Ter. 8pgningerne bar osiurereoe /
2onoets o%lmin0elige @ranofosie, Mp-
ling % 9elGtning / uStorebral1o".
Splpit Iirn1o. SruloT<
%firntaet Jronflin, @ofer & 81. /
&orsgrul,0 pil efter oerom fattet 8e=
il1tning al Nl,ftionurer11e blipe az
piflet % pplplt. Sellfobets &opitol
blep / 1898 uopioet til 100000 &ro=
arcr. Sroos ltorc &mifeligbeoer ,1n-
Scr Marfe0et for f%orGoleoe 5ruea=
TER gop 6irnlaet inotil 1903 gjeunen1<
initlig 5 &rocent / ltobptte, 1nen ic-
here tntet. SEQ cit @runo SEN 230e
SUM ioar blep SEN o>nfangsrige Be-
Drift npotpungel1t itoniet / lin &irf=
iombeo, ioet 0ens Sagbrug, &epleri,
&reoloteri % Sgffelfabrif totalt neo-
brgn0te. Mlt bar osiureret, 11er
Sorretningen les ct iaaoant Mfbref,
at Sen ponifelig otter fan pporbejoes.
Siospunftet for felt at neolegge SEN
al,tages oerfor inrlig ernitigt. ga
Selifobet far pGret meget f~oriigtigt
| iire 9ispoiitio1ter, % ga itore Scr.
|0ier f%oreligger, bill Mftionnrerne foo
ii1 &orttal tilboge omtrent / 0ens
@elbe0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15

. II, nye Spl0tori j.
faoleoeS JONI Sen er %pcOtaget al Stor-
tinget, or blepct ltaofultet al &cgie-
ringen. Smnltioig bar @egjeringen
efter Sen / Sc ueoto1nc @%clten1rlell &:
oinne @enpnoigelie bcltcn1t, at Sa=
riien ifal trroe / &raft fra % mes
BEN Soc Septem1ber 5. Il.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15

= norge. :

@p1ttypcn fra 9ampifibet
"Irenoal" blep / 6orbprsretten / Der
gen iosrnt 3 Aors 6englel. san for
lauote @et0rfningstio.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15

-
Set M e r t a II.
t e. So 3 b er e + a a
8 b II 9 e n, iom ri omtalte it6ite
l1ge, pil fo1nrne / rational Drift Ill
&ooren. selifabets &%reii6ent, MI'
herman Moolpb 2arien / Chicago.
fe6t / 6reorifsitoo, bar / Sen ienert
Gi6 lammen me0 6e npe @rubefelters
5orban6ler, ST. &iebman6 s. So
bolm, Sron6biem, bereiit 6elternt
for at toge Sem og Sc fo%rbereoenot
Mrbei6er / 9ieipn. San bar uotqlt
at &omponiet Dor lite ltartet / Ser
&enitgt at ipefulere / 5alg, mel ag'
te6e ielp at ortbe @rl1berne. 8iite 6e1
fig regningsiparenoe, bilbe mar iItrafS
goa igang me6 at bpgge ct Smelte'
bert 6eroppe. Den forne6ne @run6
bapoe man allereoe iifret fig, ligeiao
@an6fraft og 8la6s for &aianleg:
Ser biIoe lite bIipe iparet bberfen
8enge eller Mrbei6e for burtigit mn.
ligt at faa set bele / tiosmesiia
IStano. MftiefopitaIe11 er paa 1 MiI.
lion Collars. Mftionererne beitaar
omtrent 11oelnffen6e al norite Slime,
rifanere. 9ireftio1en bar fit @moe
! gbicago, 90 5orretningens sforo.
Mite 2ebelie inoebabes ! Morge al
Riebma116 8obolm ! 2ronobjem.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-12-30

played TO assist in this work. He has
absolutely nothing to do with making
the report us Mr. Turrell is sworn To
make correct report and has given a
bond for the faithful performance Of
his duties
The committee has acted in good
faith and as their judgment indicated
was for the hes, interests Of the tax
payers upon whom the burdens OF ex-
pense for tits examination ard tn
large indebtedness known 10 exist
rests.
W. do NOT W sh To exceed our auth
Orty i any wa>. or plunge The C unity
into n'edless litigation. tut propose
To all W the 0fiiciaIS elected to pror sct
the peoples Interests, AZ this time 10
exercise the authority with which
they are cloth q TO make this exami,,-
alton possible.
James ~. Adams
II w. Pa deck
w II. Mi Ter
Committee Or Ways aud Means
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-12-30
To the Citizens of
CharIevOix County
Charievoix, Dec. Goth, 100

CharevOix, Dec. Goth, 1905.
EDITOR HERALD:
The last numbe Of the local paper,
contained criticism Of the ways apd
means committee of the board OF
supervisors, In relation to the en pioy-
ment Of All expert accountant, To ex-
anime the county books as directed by
tile board ut its an. nal meeting ia
October.
Inasmu h as the article referred Jo
has tendency To misleaa the peOp e
regarding the act lOn Of th| committee,
We desire through your valuable paper
10 make statement OF the facts as
| we understand them aud we-think
the public is entitled to this inlorma-
| lion.
1t Is generally known that the OBJ
| ject OF tins expert exauiina' ion order
ed by be board. Was t. learn the
| financial condition OF the coun y, 50
that steps eau be taken to care for lie
Indebtedness in business way, aud
Que that viii be bes for the lax payers
who hav, the burden To carry.
The committee believes that the
board aud The people, G@sire "a
tn rough, hune,t examination OF the
books, and Tue actuai tuaucial cUudi-
Ion OF The county reported, with no
desire 10 injurs any one. bat full re.
port is required ii the propie's money
is 10 De used for this exam nation.
A mere checking oyer of the aceouats
u see If .they are properly footed is
not suifi;ient, and Tile money spent
in. such work wOnld be entirely
wasted
Many applications were received
from experts IN various paris vi Lhe
state All Of which were consider, d
Carefully, aht IL Was learned that the
cJsL Oi outside Experts was from Two
10 three times as much as That OF
local men for the same work. The name
Of Mr.. Charles +. Turrell WAS suggest
ed Lu Us by suIne Of our brst inform
Gu CIllLtuS IL was ucCIucu w have
talk with him CONCERNING the WORK.
The cStn.nlCGee oec ,ne saGlStlsl that
Mr.. Turreil Was as capable as an! out
slue men We could emp!oN, aud the
work he proposed To do Tor 5000 wou d
cost from $3.50 Ju 5000 II duue by out
side men. IL was uecidsd to hire Mr..
Turrell with MIR. MUsher as his
assistant thus saving hundr. DIS of dol
lars w the TAX payers ra her than pay
he exOrtbiLaIJ price asked by outside
experts.
Objection is made to Mr.. Mosher as
assistant, OH the claim that he is ueL
liked by some OF The county officers
whose oo, Ks lie W, uid ASSIST IN eXa,n-
iuIng. Ar. MUsher has lived in
Charlev0ix annmUer Of years, and We
have never heard of his integrity be-
ing questioned Till after he was EN-
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-12-30
Christmas at
the Churches

The Christmas entertainment a.
the Presbyterian church Saturday
\ esening was Ia charge of Mrs. Wm.
Z Stones sunday school class. Two
trees greeted your eye as you stepped
tn, which were laden with the usual
Xmas gifts. A good sized audience
witnessed the program which was
rendered mostly by the children.
Santa Clause and his helpers was the
service. and consisted Uf chorus. so Os
recitatiOns, etc A quartette of in
sirumental mnsic was the closing act
b-fore The presents were distributed
that was given by Ellis Malpass, WIN
Webster, Bert Lorraine and Charles
Malpass The only disappoin ment
was that Santa Clause and his auto-
mobile must have been 'layed by the
snow storm as he fai ed to appear.
His wife expecting To meet him there
was also In a stew, but came To tie
rescue doing her best. although 'the
dear Old lady" one COZ. Id see, was not
used To filIing her Sania's place, and
evidently was not twentieth century
woman.
AT the M. e. Church the Sunday
morning service special music was
rendered by the choir with VIM. Web
ster and his violin added. The ser1
mon on "Fhe Temptation" tie second
in the series OF the Life OF hrist by
Rev g. e. Allan, pastor, was certain
thoughts were given To the large
audience The church Was tastefully
. decOTa,ed with este ms of pvergreen
and white and green motto banging
above the rostrum bearing the words
"Carols or hrist" altoge her mac
beautiful pic ure and he air seem d
ringing with CtristmaS cheer. In
the evening a sacred concert was given
roy the sunday schoo', Miss Blanche
Robertson. DIrec ress. The first
8pmber WAS u vielin solo by Vim.
Webster accompanied by Miss Robert
son, followed by a choir Of thirty
voices singing Antioch. Invocation,
Rev. Matt hews; song by the choir; A
-Chrfstmas. Greeting. Gladys toward;
Wish You Merry Christmas, Dat
ton Gay; Ginge Bells, kindergarten
Glass. twelve liitl girls; A Christmas
Secret. tGrace How ard; Christmas
Tidings by uine smali boys; cal SOLO.
Gwendolyn Boyd; dialogue. just b
cause iL's Christmas, Suta Gregory
and Grace ilOwa'd; song, Hail King
Of Glory, by eight little met: recita-
tion. j Wish the Stars Would Spcak 10
Me, Ula Dewey; class exercise, stars
by quartette, VIII There b Stars n
my Crown, Mrs YIN. Painter, Miss
Edna Danforth. Robert Sheldon and
Chester Thompson; class exercise by
k-girls, An Oder M for he
sCen rsc;Hitirn,~ Hazel Cummins
s.rvs hlus' by Ksy Allan sa bjec', His
Ne . Shall be Immanuei, God With
T,,, na'', wss very Inspiring and qp'ift
= His fnal was: 1t gives me
pleSsurs 10 wish you all a Merry
ChJistmas and Happy New Year
Recitation, The Wise Men. Mary
Dewitt; my by choir; bsnedicIion 10y
1Rey Allan. Mrs. Louis Otto was
organ aceompanist for the evening.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-12-30

Il GATED I'm Detroit paper that
frof Ferris, whose experiences as =
democratic candidate for governor In
Michigan was the lat ST In that line.
Is preparing for another candidacy OF
the same sort - and has composed n
political war cry, a demand for a
SQUARE deal and down with political
bosses. It may be that Prof. Ferris
has reference to the treatment he Is
said ia have rece we'd from some
Democratic leaders IN Michigan last
year INNS request for square deal,
ala 70 the charges of domncratic
rem earbsry recently made on democratic
gitt ,bor,ty. Otherwise his reported
~ ery y siIiy and unworthy ut a
s%,eere man. Never since Michigan
NJ came STATE has u been free from
~ ssIsm Of any sort than at the pre-
kEsa, ,,ma. Does Prof. Ferris or anv
M,ch,.an democrat know Of a single
yua,a iu The union / hat j. more than
Michiesu's peer In N tiers OF state
adat,'i-tratiOn, provision and man
aoenant its state institutions, ex-'
acti,,, from corp cations. or IN re-
lspect 10 ,ns privileges or rrtquiremtnts
= D!bas pertain to good governmentf
,os,ne as The possessor of unequa'ed
vifc..e or the mere purpose OF solicit
lag fay r Is as unworthy OF Q iuil
growu mau as Is be deuial OF ordioary
appreciation aDs credit TO the sincere
wo. < that Others are pe.forming ana
10 the good results that other" ait
aeeUring.
p,nesa,ve is the best Salve for =. sores, = =;
Im1nras. bo,Is, telter, ecs. ma, sk,n dts :.
Sores aud piles 300 y "''''e
= tlhTrnaf'y.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-12-30

Three little babes ", re nest ed in bed,
"l'Il name him William. Willie and
Bill" mother said:
Wide was her smile, for 1riplets they
be,
She lays her good luck to Rocky Noun
tain Tea. (Gre baby medicine.
AT Warnes Pharmacy.
Get Fire insurance Policy Of f. A.
Kenyon and he sure oi prompt settle
III ntS.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-12-30
DO YOU KNOW
THE
Burr Mcintosh
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-23
Is A r A WlzARD7

Curious tales from the Philippines.
One day we are informed that Bourke
Cochran In a speech at Manila, has
declared the policy Of the administra-
ton to be the most practicable, under
the existing circumstances. The next
comes the news that as a result OF
the information he has obtained as
a member of the official party now
touring the islands, Congressman
Grosvenor asserts the bill for free
trade with the Philippines will be
introduced early in the next session
of congress, and that the prospects
for its passage are good. On top Of
this comes the announcement that
the discoutented federal party In the
Philippines. accepting Secretary Taft's
statement of the attitude of the Unit
ed States government toward the
islands as given in his recent speech
at Manila, Will reconstruct Its plat
form IL accordance Herewith.
Had anyone suggested that Mr..
Cochran would ever accept the policy
of President Roosevelt as laid down
to the Filipinos he would have
evoked deserved criticism, yet n
OF the champions of anti-imperialism
announces his w conversion.
That Mr.. Grosvenor. to whom the
very suggestion of any change in the
tariff Is hearsay, should consent to
free trade with the islands Is well
nigh inconceivable, yet we have his
own word for 1t Is Taft a wizard?-
Detroit Free Press.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-23

would have found Its home. Then
would be set up a Q nation that
would gravely endanger those now In
control. 1t would open the road for
Old World methods and i%ntrigues.
and destroy the peace Of the Western
world.
These truths were the chief cause
of the declaration OF the Monroe doc
trine; they have doubtless been back
OF the many attempts to overthrow
that principle. 1t is probably n OF
the main causes OF the c~easeless eff
forts to destroy American prestige IN
our sister. republics. Mayhap it will
be found, on reflection, TO be ample
reason for encouraging the use or
all honorable means for promoting
the expansion of American influence
in those republics.
Another truth Of most important
meaning to them Is that the people OF
!: the United States are awaking TO the
(! fact that much more may be easily
| secured by honest, fair and friendly
+, treatment than can be gained by
| strife and dishonesty. The chief mag
istrate truly voiced the spirit Of this
| people when he declared to the world
that the power of this nation VIII
not be used to Cypress any.
Fortunately such expansion may
be done with profit to Americans. and
with i%ncalculable benefit to all those
countries; for 1t Is well known that
no profit can be made more safely,
more beneficially to all, more hon.
orally than by turning natural re-
sources into forms useful to mankind.
Nothing Is more needed to make those
republics exceedingly rich; no race
Is better fitted to help those re.
sources, than Is that race which
turned an inhospitable wild into a
comfortable home for one Of the most
prosperous and powerful Of nations.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-23
THE GENIUS OF AMERICANS

America has enjoyed exemption from
attack by powers of Europe largely
because she supplies the over-crowd-
ed millions there with food. None
could interrupt the flow of grain and
meat from America to the Old World
without compelling its %neighbors to
protect that mighty stream, to save
their people from starvation.
All the peace and prosperity such
protection a give would be lost
were Europe to become independent
Of our farms. Should any power of
Europe succeed in fixing a strong hold
on a large and fertile territory In
America, such as that of Brazil, for
example, 1t could quickly build up a
great colony there. Such colony coula
soon make its mother country indie
pendent of all other sources OF food;
It certainly would early get political
control of the country In which 1t