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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27
SfiHGpnc uoiat.

Roa @riiuo al bet o~e6boloenSe
SOmmerpeir foruben Sne oplpies
berpco, at set itore Stepne, Tom az.
tebes ofbolot Sen lite Samlar al
9IibIanO Sfi alllb, er ubiot til ben
19oe Santar, % peuteS oct, al
Sue iuben Den Sio piI gipe ole Gam.
bets be0ite SfiIebere nof SrGnering,
iao Sc fan pie iig / fin beSIte Sorm
/ IiblauOS upe fine @aftc.
Iteo gnifet on ct goSt Iptaar til
ale StiIsbere, teaner ieg meS Gig.
teIie,
IfSel s. Softer.
Observation-Disclosures Sefretpr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27
Trof. @isle gothne Fl

Trof. elsie gotbne bar paa Sc
ire, fire Maaneoer, iiben ban til.
traaote fin Sitting iom grofesior
| norif Sprog oe 2~iteratiir peo Stats-
uniperiitetet. ubrettet life iaa Tibet
for at opbiaIpe g%sorifihibiet. iom
| be ienere aar bar Iisget iaa isrge.
Zig neoe peb Statens bsieite 2pre.
anitalt. Gen norife gogiamline
bar p9ret ganife u~betpoelig. Sor
at rette paa bette tiIbeo grof. 9otbne
ibeit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at iamIe
$500 paa ben 9etineeIie, at Timber
iitetsitprelien bepilgeoe ct lignenoe
gelsb til Snofisb of norife gsger.
Yrof. gotbne bar alereoe iamlet De
$500, og Observation-Disclosures bill
iaaleoes ! en- nGr Sremtio bIipe for.
sget meb norife gsger til en- gerbi
at $1,000. 8rofesioren omgaaes
ogiaa Rlaner ON en- 8ergelanb-
@elbapen Self engang | ginter, peo
bpilfen anleoning Butter of De 10
9igtere bill blipe ~afflsret. 9uiterne
er beitilt | @orge, os i%aainart De er
mootaget, bill Grarngementet bIipe
giort for en- afilsringsfeit. - C"Min.
neapolis Sioenoe").
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27

Gor noeIe Tage iiben table man
imicIertio Granddaughter. Weie-
riets geitpreIie inbfanot fig og free.
peoe en- Gorflaring at Spfinoeren.
Weo fit melt forefomnrenoe SmiI
erflQreoe on benne, at ban life bapoe
ben ringeite GneIfe ON, bporleoes
WeIfeiuffer fiinoe fremitines al ben
fummeoe Melf, ener operbopeoet
bapbe bet minofte 8ienoffab til, bpao
bet n9pnte Suffer par for ct Stof.
Acknowledgements, iom bapoe ffaaet
at I9ie ! WeieribIaoet, bapoe ban
funbet | ct uoenlanbif SibsFrift os
operiat.
Weieriet anmel6te bdm 6erefter til
Volitiet, men inben bette fom for at
arreitere Opfinoeret bapoe ban eiort
iis uipnfig.
Son efterisges MI af golitiet, Tom
merter Der at bape meo Ell peIfienot
Sotelbeorager at gisre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27
,es. st rlhr. iom fonbtes bos bet

ses. st llbr, iom fanbtes Dos oct
enc Sig par itaniet paa 3.1S.
Sfibet fsrtes al &aptein In6erien,
~biemmebsrenoe / Sfien. ManoHabet
feitoo al s Wano.
Union l" er en- 2aitebamper paa
1874 Cons, tilbsrenoe Gftieielifabet
Sraniit, Sfien. Den Git / 9fute mel.
lem &riItiania og Sfien og bar M
paa Cur for Reogaaenbe.
Selifabets forreiponoerenbe Geoer,
q. SobnionL Der opbolot Zig / ariitia.
nia, oa guoifabet ON Sorliiet fom,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27
Neutrality-suspicious.

@rano SriinfbanerL bpis sitliae
Gnoepunft er 9ortlano, Moine, bar
beiluttet at oprette en- fri Yeniions-
faSie for ale fine Suiinber al arbei.
bere. gloerssrenien iettes til IS
@ar; besuben er ole, Tom bar itaaet
| 9anens Sieneite / Is aar, beretti.
get til Eeniton efter en- sraoeret
SfaIa. Winimtmspeniionen er iat
til 5000 ON garet.
Der er ogiaa isrget for Beniion
til grbeioere, iom er fonne tilifabe
| 9anens Sieneite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27
Sunter's Sot sprinas, montana,

bet met berpmte &uriteb for Selbreo oe
Speae | NpropeIten. gabent laret runot.
Sperilob at parmt MineraIparb, e~rfarne
Masiaierer, nbm9rfeoe Observation-Disclosures,
me buinpopuarmebe gerelier, excellent 2e'
pemaaoe. Set belle toiter $15 % ST pr.
llge, inbbefattenbe gRrelie, &pit,3 9pper %
Saanofl9ber. Bnbene er frii. Gfrip til
WtGarn & Gittle, Sunter's Sot Springs.
Wont, eftcr en- illilitreret Bog, Der faces frit,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27
esp. geterien fro Minneapo.

Gotp. Yeferlen fra Wtirneopo'
lis, Minn., or bienime | 9eisg Dos
iIne Ssifenoe I 3ecorab.
Mr. oe Wrs. Safues, iom BOZ
II Seras, CT bero2pe poa SilIebeisf
hos Mr. og Mrs. .. g. Sapes.
Mrs. Solpor See reiite Wau.
bag iii Sbiei Miper Sails, Winn.,
paa @rino al, at beubes Der boenoe
Batter Dor blet ipg.
Martin Snerion fra Gpping,
g. g., fom Manbag biem | SuIebe.
fsg hos fin Wober og Ssifenoe nnr
SuanSobI.
Niis GIarisia Hiite ira Gbica.
90 er iortioen biemme | geisg bos
fine SoreIore, Mr. os Wirs. %. Niita
beri 9pen.
Misies SiIba og Sattie Sobn-
Jon reiite WanSag til WinneapoIis
for at tiIbringe SitIen iommen meb
fin grober eugene % Softer, Mrs.
5. u. Sborfon.
- ganfier g. s. ReIion fra Wa.
bel, Winn., FAINT bans 9atter, NiiS
MobeI, Relion, Tom er 9ererinSe peo
SrpbanS Some | Stougbton, @is.,
tiIbriuger SliIeboeeue biemme ! De.
ccrab.
= aisbmano s. 8. SIien oe Sri.
itru al 3umbrota, Minn., tilbringer
Sulen boS fine SpigerioreIore, 8.
g. Sosium oa Suitru. Der maa
bore "guiiueis" / 3umbrota. 9e
fom SrIeOag peb 4.3ioen % refer
tilboge nllereoe Sorsoog.
- Sobn Rpgg tom iibite ltge til.
bage fra Bierre. 9. 3of., bpor ban
bar arbeioet eiennem Sommeren og
Soften. Oct meite al Sioen bar ban
p9ret beifi9ftiget mee arbeioe paa
ben npe 9apitolbpanine, iom 9pg.
meter 8. 8. SIion bor aontraft
pon at opfere.
gueen. 5oiba iom oftere bar
ppret | "8rouble", err after unoer
Sberifi 6ualeDs garetast. San par
gionc | Sooen moo Duff unoer flo,
ne RetStermin % boebe paa Rational
Sotel, i6et ban lopebe at betaIe for
iig Der, nnar ban fit fin Detailing iom
8iore at @ountpet. gountpet betalte
prompt NOT, men 8oiba 9Iemte at
gisre Rct og Sfiel meo SoteIpprten
og foripouot fra 9pen. Sberiifen
faffeoe 6pren | Monoua iioite ltge,
% ban bill mi faa frit Spbolo |
GountpfPn9eiIt | 80 Gage.
9anfier 6. $. @eiier err netop
fommet tiIbnge ira Chicago, bpor
ban oeItog | ct Wsoe al Grefutorerne
og Sruiteerne | @oet eiter aibeoe
Geo. SbelpS. S Seitameutet er Rr.
8eiier uonGpnt til Eruitee for iIere
2egater, bporai ct bill fomme Deco.
rob tiIgooe. Com man bill ie al al.
oeoes teitamentariife geitemmeIier,
Der er oiientIissiorte paa ct anbet
Steo | gIaoet, bar 8belps betpnft
Soruce 8eiier, 6. 5. 8eiiers plSite
Son, meb ct itsrre 9eIsb iom til.
foIoer BAN, naor ban bIir mpnbig.
9oet oreier fig | SPrSi ON iIere bun.
oreoe tuiino Collars, og oet inobeiot.
ter eienoom bauoe Der / Sanoet og
/ europa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27
5orlis ! Norge.
Sre 5artpier saaet nnbcr pcb Norgcs
GDit. SO Manb Srafnet.

unoer en- Sf0rm DeD Den ftorlte
apit | ben fsrite og anben l1se al De.
cember er Der foruben minore lllem.
per % Soritprrelier | Sftbsfarten
inbtruffet ire itore 5orIis meb Cab af
mango Menneifelip | bpert Silf9Ioe.
Serom bioi9ttes fsIaenoe @eretnin.
ger fra De f~orifieaise Steoer:
arenbal. CITE December: 9arfffib
"Sunnipa" fra Sanbsen peo 2pngsr
er UNDER ben iterfe Storm inat totalt
f~orIiit % belle 9eietningen orlfnet.
Sfibet itsote paa ct SfiGr os frii.
ites eiebliffelig. aapteinen, s. q.
slnoerien, bar fra Sueoeitrano og
Stprmanoen Gaingien, fra Spngsr.
Soreorigt beitoo Manoifabet al l1o-
lanoinse. ct Sig er orepet ilano.
Sfibet bar laitet meb Gre fra Seitin.
oien til Sligo.
"Sunniba" eieoes al ct Selifab al
famine 9apn meb Seoe paa gorsen
peo Irenoal.
- grenoal, zoe December: Otter
bpao "Sunnipa"s &eber, Sfibsreber
Mareusien, aifereett, bar bragt poa
oct rene, bier oct fig, at BABE peret
flere Rorbmqno bIanbt bet f%orliite
Sfibs geiGtnins, emo man fra fsrit
al antog.
Soruoen 8apteinenb SsrIteitprmano
og Ssmmermanbett, bar ogiaa 3 IN.
ore ai BET omfomne Wanbifab biem.
mebsrenbe Der | 9anoet, nemlig In.
oenitprmano gnbreien fra Bergen, |
I9nsere Sib boiat | Strsmmen peo
grenbal, Seilmager Iiels Sonasien,
SreSrifsitab, og Matros E. 9. Sill
bal, Mtois.
anbenitprmanbs Sig er ibas glen.
funoet. SeIe Sfibets 2aoning anita.
ges tabt.
arogers, Ste December: Sgaarof.
tes itranbeOe poa Spoppnten al
Straabolmen peb Somfrulano, Bart
"9aaona", 8aptein Wation, al Ma.
riebamn | Sperige. af 9eiGtnin9en,
icm beitob.a Of ia Rdnb, er fin Sung.
manb Reaner Giisen anoerien reooet
imorees peb Stenbraattene nGiten
Iiplss. San pIeies nbmerfet ct
2obsbiem % fommer iig gobt, men
bar enonu panifelig for at forfIare JIG
n9rmere ON Sorliiet. Sfibet bar paa
1000 Cons % baIIaitet iii Siemite'
oct.
Sonoefiorb, lite December: st
~isreeligt SorIis bar igaar fnroet
Steb peo Ssnsbera Ssnoe, ibet
TampIfibet "ltnion l" Of Sfien er
ftsSt paa et Sfi9r oe er gaaet til.
bunos meo Iano % Msiis.
Eli Saaafsbapn, Ell llobapn Iiee
peo Senocn, er biotil brcpet ilano
fem Sig. Seraf er to sanite iinse
@utter, benboIospis 90 Og II aar,
ca en- treble en- pelflGot @anb | 10
so Mars Snoeren. 3esuben er Der
Srepet ilano en- Saab. merfet "lluion
I" iamt en- bel Del 9arafintsnoer og
IeliGffe.
SoIf noe | Sanafsbapn antaser, OF
! 6prIiiet bar trmost Steo isaarmor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27
6aIsSOoopmtnc.

9e, fum pperanltrGaasr Stemmen pee
Gang eaer oiientliae 3aIer, oil iirbe Browns
Bronchial Troches poerit npttige, ba be iGt'
ter benz iitano til at gipre mere enb aImin'
beige @nltrRneeIier meo iprbplospis Set.
beo, mebens be boloer @rtifuIattpneu rem.
6or ~SalSipgoomne % Spite er De ct iimpelt
% uirtningsiuIot Mi6bel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27
u'!qnHnB "a

'a'9m'''S 1890 nag 'Gulu,,S
'9!S sla6It al II,
luu eaIiiaN 'uunI puui nag ANA,
'rl'uHdql6 ~ 'II'l!C lCu'l aa,Is 10
nag DO 'uaCa a'Bit o. l,su ,,Sou iol
'Sio& +! u'l'SSDEiu9 sog ,rpl,q 4,
soS sas!ounta,s oIpetG
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27
Danoiaeen tabt.

Omaha 9p bar tabt fin pibenbe'
fienbte Gag moo "Smaba 8ater
Company, iom ben peo en- 8pfor'
orbnins bapoe paalagt at reoucere
Eriierne paa 8ano til aouiumen'
terne.
9e samIe Briier bar faitiat | ben
| 1883 afiluttebe aontraft, Der gialoi
for ct Sibsrum al % aar. 8ano'
fompaniet erflerebe, at no9et 9eb'
iIag | Briierne life fitnbe paabpbes,
for 9ontraftioen bar nols6et. Ga.
gen bar berieret for flere Retter oa
inoanfeoes illttteIig for De Soreneoe
Staters Ssieiteret, Der bar becibe'
ret | Sabsr al @anbfompaniet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27

esmaiinen "Susnenren" CT mobtaeer | soo
SrSer. oe ben err aft bill fan snfte en- snmaifiue
at bore. Zen sisr soot arbeibe cs saar let.
W1rs. q. sanniur,
SeIIent. Marfbau Co.. wairI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27

Granger &c en- epmaFins? "Susoenneu
CT ion soo Tom nosen anoen SpnaffiHe til be
oobbelte Rris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27
Den 36be Seeember.
@eessabs y sterttt,:

Nootuaet ipas | Union Stod yaras
Chicago:
$4,000 Sp,u. 9riien 10 Gents Iapets.
10000 Qreaturer. Friien 2oe Iapere.
1900, 5aar. Rriien i9un.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-25

Charleston News and Courier.
When Colonel Graves Classics
Messrs. Bryan, Tom Watson and
Roosevelt together he INDUCES in no
extravaganza. and those who declare
off-hau that one Is a better Democrat
than another of the three have signal
ly failed to discern the character OF
either of the three. Their common
defining characteristics is a lack Of
fixed creed, and habit of loose grasp
ing at fleeting and transient principles
unknown to the genius of any politi-
cal party in the United States.
If 1t be true that Roosevelt has sto-
len the Democratic clothes Of Bryan,
which is to say. "Bryanism.'' why
should not the Bryanites be content
with four years more of Roosevelt?
That, In a nutshell. Is Colonel Graves's
exceedingly strong contention, and we
cannot but suspect that he Is ridicul-
ed generally because the Bryanites to
whom the offices are the chief con-
sideration are at loss for other an
swer.
Meantime Colonel Graves's mastery
demonstration that the "isms" of Bry-
an and Roosevelt are identical, and
Colonel Bryan's virtual admission that
the ism" of LaFo1lette Is half broth
er to his own, makes clearer than ever
that there is room for the nomination
next year of a Democrat FOR Presi-
dent--a George Gray or a woodrow
Wilson neither of whom is politically
related to the excellent Bryan Roose-
veit-Graves- Watson-LaFollet family.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-25
Current Comment .

The Hartford Times says: zone Of
the Roosevelt maxims, according to
Jacob Riis, is this BE prepared for
everything that may occur In other
words. II anybody criticises you. be pre-
pared to call him an unqualified liar.
The Chicago Chronicle (Rep } says:
THE thing that every one who calls
himself a Democrat and who wants to
see a Democrat elected president next
year should oh for is a Democratic
party. Given a Democratic party Or
ary other opposition party of good.
sound sense and of real cohercncy be-
cause of it's sense and there would be
some chance for It to win As against
the now dominant party with the
,sking of fine 'shindy' in its inter
nal economy"
The Philadelphia Record says: Prof.
Munsterberg thinks the progress made
by Germany in industry and trade is
due to the military discipline every
German has to undergo, and says 1t
would be an admirable thing in this
country. But we have made even
greater economic and commercial
growth than Germany. and we have no
military training. And there you are.
The truth is that a well-developed In
div idualism is vastly more important
to country's commercial development
than anything that can be learned in
barracks and Notifications. What we
have heard about Germny army life,
not only from Lieutenant Blise but from
a multitude of courts-martial, does not
support the theory that compulsory
military service would be nishly ben
efcial to American young men,"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-25

Tho Tennessee House. just before it's
tion declaring William J. Bryan the
logical candidate of the Democratic
party for Presidsns IN isos: ., There
but the majority on final vote was
large
A bill giving the voters Of the State
an opportunity to express their choice
for United Staes Senators at the uni
form primary elections was killed In
passed the House. The measure was
opposed by the Republican organiza-
4 y y
Missouri will have next year the un-
usual experience Of a state primary
dates for State offices on all party tick
ests. All the vote win be cast on the
same day. making the election. SO far
as each party Is concerned, practically
q general election.
w~ Y
1t appears that Nathaniel w. voor-
hees OF New Jersey is mistaken In con-
Of Illinois are the only surviving men,
bers OF the Republican National Con-
vention OF 1860 which nominated Lin
coin. Two Of Vermont's delegates, ex-
Governor John w. Stewart and Col e.
y W
The death of Galusha A. Grow, who
was Speaker Of the House OF Represen-
tatives from 1851 to 1883, leaves only
two surviving Presidents Of the lower
branch of Congress-J. Warren Keifer
and and JS ha, g; Carlisle; General Keifer
Mr. Carlisle occupied the ONCE from
1883 to 1889. 800 - -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-25
A STRANGE CREATURE.

Never met a diplodocus out in the
woods did you. gentle reader? But we
guess not. for they are all dead. The
Colorado. some thousands of years be-
fore Columbus discovered America
or was it millions of years? We are
not sure about it, but 1t was a long
time ago. judging from the remains
and the position in which they were
found. We doubt II Adam ever saw
live specimen, and we are sure he
didn't give 1t the name 1t now bears
That is Greek. and means double
BEAM" or something of the kind, and
the name fits him very snugly. Imag
Inc an animal with a neck nineteen
feet long. a body seventeen feet long
and a tail twenty-four feet long and
you will have him-the double beam
dipIodocus.
The remains recently dug up
in Colarod have been put together
so as to form the skeleton OF the
creature as 1t existed in the prehlstor-
&c days when hideous monsters of var
ious shapes were found roaming the
earth This one when living was six
ty feet long and thirteen feet high, the
long neck ending In a worm-like head
and the longer tail somewhat resemb-
ling that of an alligator. It's long
slender legs were set comparatively
close together in the central part of
the animal. and the wonder is that it
was enabled to keep Its balance and
keep head and tail of the ground
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-25
Democratic Opportunity.

Memphis Commercial Appeal.
The tariff question is still unsettled
and it will remain that way until 1t Is
settled right Henry Clay. the father OF
protection in this country, always said
that there should be progressive re-
duction in tariff Duties, leading to
eventful free trade. This should be the
position of the Democratic party, with
the substitution of a revenue tariff for
free trade. Now is the suspicious
time to revive the fight for tariff re-
form.
The constitutional and representative
government designed by the Fathers
has faded like the "baseless fabric OF a
vision" and our government today is
composed of the president. the pluto
cratic senate and. the speaker of the
house. The constitution is of about as
much validity as ne6Eo minstrel
Joke with those at present occupying
the seats of the mighty That instrE-
ment should be restored to the place
II occupied before the election of 1896.
and this can never be accomplished
save through the Democratic party
such then is the Democratic opportu-
nifty. What is needed is the leader
who can grasp It.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-25
"This is My Sind Birthday"
GuglIeImO MarcOni.

Guglielmo Marconi, the young Italian
electrical engineer, whose Invention
of wireless Geographic apparatus sew
eral years ago places him In the iron front
lists of the present day. was born IN
Bologna. April 25. 1875 Though edu-
Gated in Italy, he has lived good deal
in ireland and later in America. His
mother was an Irish woman and many
of the young inventors characteristics
are more Irish than Italian His first
Biography were made in Dublin Bay.
In 1899 he established wireless commu;,
nication between France and England
across the English Channel. His sys-
TEN IS now used exclusively by Lloyd's
and the principal shipping companies
in England and abroad and is also en-
ployed by the navies of Great Britain.
Italy and other powers. A few years
ago the maximum distance that a wire
fourteen and one-half miles. Since
then it has been found possible to com
tho wireless system: For his contribu-
lions to science, Sig1or Marconi has
been decorated by several OF the Euroo-
pean Governments.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-25
THURSDAY, APRIL rs, 1907.

II Iooxs as If some of Mr.. Bryan's
friends desire to emulate the Presi-
dents example, and set up the cry of
. rich mans conspiracy" A Wash
ington special published in a number
Of western papers says:
Within the past few. days Mr.; Bryan
friends that certain powerful interests
in New York are preparing to finance
q favorite son movement in every state
of the south with the view of creating
such confusion in the Democratic Ma
tional Convention next year that pos
sibiy the conservative wing of the par
ty ultimately can control the nomina-
ton. While no definite amount Is
stated, the assertion is made that all
OF the money that may be required to
work up sentiment in everv southern
state for a favorite son is guaranteed.
No names are given, which marks an
other distinction between the Bryan
"rich mems conspiracy" and the Roose-
Welt ''rich mems conspiracy" but in
all other respects the 'conspiracies"
are exactly alike.
The Southern people are not to be
moved in their advocacy of men or
their opposition by base and sinister
influences. There is more or less Of
feeling in the South for nomination OF
a Southern man and the feeling is
shared by great many Northern and
Eastern people. 1t is, however, a
spontaneous feeling and needs none Of
the influences referred to in the above
dispatch 1t Is a bit Ill timed for such
charges to be made. particularly as
they are absolutely without founda-
tion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-25
CostIy Campaigning.

lincoln (Nebraska) Journal.
Figures on flle at Albany show that
the Republican State committee spent
a third of a million dollors in the
election last fall and pollei three
unarters of a million votes. Figured
down to a nicety this means forty
four cents per vote. This Is entirely
and respectable by the side of those
~ part OF the opposition. There is
of course an element of unfatrness in
charging the inderendence league ex-
rrnse to the stSaight Independence
league vote, but that is the way they
figure It in New York, and 1t makes
every one of these straight votes for
Hearst cost an average of $1s 90. In
New York city. where they came in
large punches, they cost only an aver
age of 81 as, but up In the State where
the grangers were. inclined TO test the
size of Mr. Hearsts pile 10 a practical
manner the. figure was much higher.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-25

AS some comment has been made on
the fact that the territorial limits or
Montgomery were enlarged by act OF
Legislature, 1908, and the idea ad-
vanced that Montgomery's large in
crease In population In the past five
years Is due to that fact, 1t is we'll
enough to state that all the popula-
ton inside the police Jurisdiction of
Montgomery. was included in the cen
sus returns Of 1900. This included
Just about the present territory and
therefore, Montgomery's wonderful In
crease in population in the last five
years is not due to extension of city
limits.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-25

Chicago Record Herald.
Nobody can predict positively what
the newspaper of the future" will be.
although some gentlemen who never
were in the newspaper business are
prepared to tell us all about 1t in the
ten-cent magazines.
One thing. however, may safely be
predicted by anybody, and that is that
the newspaper of the future will not be
any bigger than the newspaper of the
present. The limit of size in ratio to
the cost of white paper has been
reached.
, Other considerations make for a re-
duction rather than an increase in the
size of newspapers, The most tmpor-
tant one is that the reading public IL
becoming tired of the bulk of some
daily editions and of most Sunday is
sues. 1t is impossible that such mass
es Of printed matter should be read.
They become wearisome, and inspire
the desire for less bulk and more
cogency.
The public pretty generally gets
what 1t wants. and that will prove as
true of newspapers as of political can
didates. There Is a growing sentiment
for smaller and more compact newspa-
pers, and when that demand eliminates
the publishers will comply.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-25
Today In History
April IS.


1215-Louis TX of France born. Died
Aug. 25, 1870.
1590-Oliver Cromwell born. Died
1858. ...5
1628-Wallenstein defeated Mansfield
at Dessau.
1792-PelIetier, a highway robber,
first executed by the guillotine.
1S49-Political riots In Toronto and
Montreal over the rebellion losses bill.
1s62-Confederate forces withdrew
from New Orleans.
1ss4-Dr, Willard Parker, who estab-
lished the first college clinic In the
United States, died. Born in New
Hampshire, Sept. 2. 1900.
1S91-Dr. Talmage's new Tabernacle
in Brooklyn formally opened.
1S07-Princess Victoria, daughter of
the Prince and Princess Of Wales. born.
1001-President Mckinley received
the Cuban Commissioners.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-25

Taken altogether. this must have
been a strange and wonderful looking
creature. and those who like to in
dulge in wonder and speculation can
find ample grounds here In trying to
think what such creatures were in
and why they ceased to exist. Doubt
less there was design in their origin.
a place for them in the scheme Of ma
ture and time when they had served
their purpose and vanished from
earth. We are real glad that none Of
them are now prowling about the
country, especially on dark nights.