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mission Of dispatches perfect MY felictta-
tons -LAU2NNNE. Editor Lc Nd'n.
IFrom the Kingston Doiii Erpr'ss. April 81
HAS led MFTRoPoLITAS PRESS.
or all the metropolitan newspapers that
have printed voluminOus accounts Of the
San Francisco calamity TUE NEW YORK SuS
has certainly been In the front rank. 1t has
again demonst rated the truth OF the old say.
ing that whenever anything big happens in
the world one must read THE SuS TO get the
news complete and accurate, Every day
since the earthquake and fire connected
stories. accurate in the most minute particular
and free from fragmentary Mysteries. have
been printed. all written in the best news
paper literature BY the able correspondents
of The Sun.
From the Eikhart. Ind. Daily Rcrisr. April 90
OF all newspapers that come under our
reading THE NEW YORK SuN gave the best
written. most truthful and really most salts
factory account of the San Francisco dis
aster up to the Thursday morning next after
the earthquake. Its Thursday account was
comprehensive discriminating in fact, elabo-
rate OF necessary detail. finely written and in
reality a classic In journalism. and in some
particulars a classic in literature. THE SIN
Is not in any sense a sensational paper. lts
pages are limited in number. its space used
TO the best advantage, its display OF news
reasonable and appropriate, its selection
wisely made, but all condensed in space and
form. That in all probability explains the
excellence OF the work done by its writer's.
editorial and news. which is always high class
In after and manner, There IL no room in
The SUN for exaggeration OF Diet all or unneces-
sary argument. but everything Is made as
brief as due consideration for fat. logic and
literary art will permit. II is a model paper
In newspaper methods and heir application.
DEAR SIR: Please accept the thanks OF the
Leader for your notable service on the San
Francisco disaster. tn Sun stories. clear.
accurate. well written and workmanlike.
were a source OF nightly JOY to the copy desk
and daily satisfaction TO the circulation de-
partment. You have our heartiest con-
CALCULATIONS. Very truly yours.
NAT G. WRIGHT. Editor.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. April 20. 1905,
DEAR SIZE: Permit me TO congratulate THE
SrS on the excellence and superiority
Of it's news service from San Francisco
nj the time of tho earthquake and dew
pstatlng fire. The American gave promi-
hence to sun dispatches, and by their
assistance was enabled TO publish first class
news accounts OF each days events In the
srri ken city. TIE Sun work at San
Francisco, like its reports OF the Portsmouth
peace conference, was a credit TO Ameri-
can Journalism. Yours very truly.
W. Il. CLARKE. Acting Managing Editor.
BALTIMORE. Md, May l, 1909.
DrAR SIE; The Nerdh desires to express
to the Iafran Bureau and THE NEW o Sun
It's appreciation of the excellent service fur
rishrd during the week following the San
Francisco earthquake. In our experience
with the transmission of news events Of
similar Importance this service Of THE Sun
IN the RochCstcr Hcrdid was unparalleled
In promptness, comprehensiveness and in
accuracy and felicity Of description. We
congratulate you upon this achievement
under what must have been conditions OF
great difficulty and embarrassment. and
beg to remain, very truly yours,
THR ROCHESTER, HERALD.
Louis NJ. Antisdale. Editor.
ROCHESTER, y. Y, May /. 1905.
DEAR SIR: Touching the value and i'm
rortanCe Of THE Sun news service during
the sad and tragic days Immediately fol-
lowing tho San Francisco cataolysm. | hasten
TO offer my grateful tribute Of its excellence.
1t possessed. in my judgment. the essential
qualities Of prompt, accurate, comprehensive