davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-12

&r. 81. Marcfmann bar / ct ga,
Tigers Si6 lagt Naffe til en- onoar.
tet @ronobplo, men / Senoags gior,
Sc Or. 2inf fort &roies meo ltbpret,
og Dor &attent, ser ellers bar ble.
ben NOT laa meotoget, er MI peo al
.bltpe Jig ielp igjen.
S oenne Sis bol6er 8alt. 8ertbel,
len oanf Gerielfole. Otter Soer=
praitoent @ogts parme Mnbefaling
funoe man 10 babe bentet almin6elig
Sili1utning, n1er1 Set er bel iaa, at
Solf, Ser ellers life far nogen @rug
for &irfen, beller life oil brl1ge Sc.
rieifplun Ser 0ripes al Ell Street,.
s. 8.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-12
8iGrnltjerne 8jgrni on, ser fer talte

9jdrnltjerne @jprnlon, ser fer tolte
5fan0inabernes Gag, en- Scbrg0er,
iom tolfe6e &9iifolens @%etp0ning /
Noroen eller en- Souls &to> ser lam=
le0e 5ocioliiterne ON i'm Sane; eli
Ter Sen 9onlfe @runolobs6og blep
ferret. 81 iom far lesrepet % fra
6n0relon6et og beropre life bor no.
gen lpeciel 6elt0ag at iamle % or1,
lo0 % ga beo iaa0an en- 2ejligbeo
md0e op> bejie bort Stag og biie, at
ri ct %fl1lobepioite og tro @orgere /
hort nDe Sg0relan6.
81. H.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-12
9a9mar &olunien / Montana.

81 er onmo6e6e ON at oplpie, at /
Sen npe 0onlfe Srilan0 &oloni
9agmar / Montana er ser ne0 lat ct
2anou6palg, al bbilfet 3 Meolemmer
fur facet SEN. Spgape at oplpie og
beileoe 2anosm9n0, lom agter at to-
&c 2an6 6eroppe. Meolemmer al
bette l1obalg ct
@oul Mouritlen, Gb. &anien
og S. s.. Mnoerien,
9agmar pr. @ulbertie n
Montana.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-12

neringen er, at Ser fra Ell / Gompe=
rens 6oren0e allbrogt fraftig &onon
uOlfpOes mos @oalen Ell 5toolbor=
pun mere ems 6 500 lang, Ser tren-
ger in0 / Oprets &rop og foroar lager
en- gjebliffelig 9po. Derpaa lpbes
&palen in0 til 5tronoen, bbor sen
nprmere Safeguarding al Sc mango
Slags YroOufter fra @pallegemet TO-
regaar. = S &orepis bor @palfanglt
foregaaet UNDER Norge og Sslan0,
De6 @rpnlon0 og Seem Sol1n6lonbs=
fp1terne; fer fan Set forme0ellt Sit
moet 0og fun 6ripe5 Set balpe al Mo=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-12

cit Million Collars me0 glitter til
81 Narippr6t 100000 &reference,
og 100000 almin0elige glitter, bpil=
fe 1i6lte giper n6eluffenoe Stemme=
ret / Sellfa6ets Mnliggen0er. = Wr.
Soiepb &il0all, Gelifabets &eprn ien=
tunt / minneapolis, CT itffert Sen
melt erf nr11e Man6 pua bette Smroa=
Sc / Mor0peiten; og rogle al @pens
bebjt fienbte Sorret11ing5men0 er it,
teres lereOe / Soretagen0et. Sdprtgt
benpil es ON alle 9etuiller til ON ltau=
enOe Mn1pnce.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-12

ftngeiftb bar bopet Jig fra Mtlanter.
babet giennem @anopeiene in6 tgien-
mem 2an6et til Safe @tnnipeg. S
Sc Gage bar bele &e6 &tper Dalen en-
@ren al 0enne Sn0i6, og set fun6e Ga
tenfes, at Sfibet er naaet neo / 6en-
ne Mrm> bar faitet Mnfer og far tubt
Mnferet. S bpert 6a10 far Gl1n6et
betpoelig S11teresie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-12

gererne iprang al, men for tent, lige
paa @anten, iaa 6e falot bageter
8ognen. Denne bleo belt goelagt,
og ollie @asiagererne fit itprre eller
minore 8lesiurer og maatte beres
fra ul~pffesiteoet til en- @ogn,6e fgrte
Dem til Cobb @oIpitalet. Man men,
te fgrit, at minoit to at 6em bar me-
get farltgt laareoe, men oct menes
MI, at be alle oil fomme go6t fra
Set farlige @bentpr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-12
SIZE @bale Yrooncts Company er

ct Mtt1e1el1fab, lom u0en TbiDl bill
forifaffe fine Mftieetere ct rigeligt lb=
bptte. Sen Snonitri iom Selifabet
beifeftiger fig meo er paa en- Maaoe
enonu / fin @oroen, men ser er set
gooe peo Sen, at &aaprooufterne in
tet foiter; aft bpao ser bebspes er at
lenoe Ell Camper 1ogle Mil no poo
@anet og barpunere 9prene / lqo
fort ct Mntol lom Sellfa6et epl1er at
toge unoer Bodybuilding. Sen npr=
mere 6remgungsmaooe peo &arpr=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-12
2aneiomt men iitfert!

g.: vMaoien goar og forteller, at
ban far / Sin6e at fjebe ct 8rpgge=
ri. Sror gu, at set er ianot?"
s.: ga, men ban fjeber fun en-
Baier as @angen."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-12
]ninneapo(is.

Ififcbsprebifen. Yaitor Gbr. 8
Ne0erien peO 81. Neoer5 0onlfe ep
lutb. Strife, 8. Street og 20. Mpe
g., bol0er Mflfe0spre6ifen fdritfom:
menoe @910ag Sormi00og. Sm ri:
tenen afreiler Naltoren og bans Ta:
Mile til Seem Oorf for 0erfra al
fortiptte &eilen til Danmarf mel
Limited Gtutes".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-12

Danmart, iaa Saanocentrifugen bar
bleben ct ne6ben6igt 0n6e.
Da &enSningen al @entrifugerne
bor noget mangelfulo og bel / set
bpieite fan6t Ste6 1 Gong ON Dagen,
baboe bette en- ret ubel6ig Sn6flp-
6elie paa Smprrets &palitet, set bar
10 meget barm ON @ommeren, og en-
itreng &enltgbe6 bar 6erfor ierlig
np6ben0ig.
@ienneminitsprtien for Smpr bar
"a. 20 Gents pr. eng. 49,, for Oit
bar 6en ca. 10 Gents pr. engl. 49,.
@fsportb9r6ien al @ana6as SIt er
ca. 4 a 5 @ange iaa flor, iom al 6ets
@m9r, / Maret 1904 n6fGrtes ser
iaaleoes ca. 24H Mill. $50. @mgr
til Ell Ser0i al 4,724,000 9ollors,
meoens ser famine Mar u6f9rtes ca.
234 Mill. H0. Sit> ser i%n6brogte ca.
24,185,000 Collars. &ele oenne
gfsport git bobe0lagelig til england,
bog baabe6e man ogiaa at funne fin-
Sc ct Marfe6 / Sapan og an6re @ta=
ter / .9ltaiier. &risforifiellen mellem
cana0iif og 0anf @m6r bab6e ti6lige-
re peret SO Gents pr. 49,, men bar
MI 6olet til ca. 2 Gents. @mgrtil<
pirfnin9en bar lite iteget / 6e ii6ite
Mor, iaa ri bebebeoe iuit lite at gi6>
re % ierltge 8efpmringer angoaen>
6e @ana0as &onfurrence / Meieri-
prooufter, iaa meget mere JONI Mel,
feuobpttet pr. So bar temmelig ringe
/ Canada og fun belbb fig til 5000
49,, og Sc lofole Sorbol6 lag6e itore
&in6ringer / @eien for en- ittgen6e
Sm6rpro6nftion.
Haa Siterierne brngte man ufgltg
9agring"> 5. b. /. en- 2agring be6 en-
Semperatur al ca. Is @ra6er @eliius.
@nobioere 6pppe6e man Sen / fogen.
Sc Haraftn> bba6 Ser gap go6e &e>
l%nltater, naar Often bar tgr. 8e6
0enne f6lige 2ogring opnoae6e man,
at Often fit en- bebogelig npoagtig
@mag og life blep eoelogt unoer
@eringen, men set tog 10 iaa en-
@aaneosti0 19ngere> in6en Often
bleo ~mooen" til @alg.
0itettlpirfningen bar al Iangt iter-
re 8etponing for Canada emo @m6r-
ret og ca. 2 &re6ieoele al BEN til
@nglan0 in6f9rte Sit TOM fra @ana-
ga og brogte ca. 25 &rocent flere
%enge biem, ems ielbe oen cana6iife
@ne6e.
Ser bru9tes ca. 1917 @un6 Melf
til 1 %un0 0it og ca. "a @un6 Melt
til 1 @6. @m6r, bba0 ser tp6er paa,
at Melfen bar peret al goo &bolitet.
6lb0en bleo ffummet meget tpf, iaa
at ser fun brugtes ca. 2H @un6 til
1 @un0 @mdr. Driftsuogifterne pr.
@un6 Smbr bab6e beret ca. 5,4|
Ore pr. 6anf Bun6, for Sit 6erimoo
fun 1913 Gre.
Set bil0e iiffert bare en- Gel Mar
in0en &onfurrencen fra Sc cana0ilfe
Meierier bil6e pol0e 6e 6anife Meie>
rier noget 8elper, / al Sal6 for
Sm9rrets @e6fommen6e. 81 bill al
ti6 babe en- flor SoroeI / Dor 8elig~
genbeo> fun 1 a 2 D6gns @eila6s fra
Set itore engelife Marfe6, bba6 Ser
bebirfe6e, at bort Smgr altt6 fun6e
11oo Morfe6et / be61te Eilitan6, me-
0ers set bil6e tage meget l9ngere
Sio for at faa Sm6r fra Canada
Ser bar ser ganfe bi1t giort iaare
meget for @mGrefsporten, ser fan6
tee Masier al Mff6lingspogne til
Smdr, ligelom ser ogiaa families &p-
lernm ombor6 / Sc 9ampere, ser
bragte Gana0as @mdr> Sit og Sleif
til Set engelfe Marfe6. Men Set ca.
na0ilfe @n19r bar 10 life ierltg
bol6bart, og 11aar man los Set aff9le
n1eget 1terft / @9lerum, table Set
goni tie ~betp6eligt / @elimag og bar
neiten uipiieligt faa Gage efter> at
Set bar bleben tGet op igien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-12

norskt Gneb&rdrikke t;9 e. ss9S %s;s
al rs Gents for belle fent @a1oner 125
@laSie. Set CT EFT beiltg ituntutenoe 9rtt.
@t 6nifer en- Mano eller &nin6e I enbper
8D til at fprbanble bet for %. Seno %
9ereS Naptt % Mbresie. ale OplD5ntn=
ger feubes frit. MbreSien er: 2unbtn &
Co., 2443==2445==2447 Bet Single
Street, Chicago, Slinois.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-12

6age11 og bol6t Selttalen Ser. San
blep bebanolet me0 6en lt9rite Sp=
merflombe6> og bans Seittale blep
jppnlig afbrlt0t al lt9rft 8ifalO.
= 8anfier Soiepb st. elements
al Breiton, Ser bar i06mt 10 Mars
Opbol0 / Statsfe1gslet for at bape
mo0taget Henge / lin iniolpente 8a1f,
blep I Eirs6ags l9sla6t efter at bape
u6tient fin Straf efter Sraorag al
3 g(or for go6 Sieneite.
S Center Gitp, ser ct Scientific
set for set itgrite ipenife Settlement
I Minneiota, og bbor 6en iterite lpen=
tie Strife fin6es, bar @periges npe
Miniiter til Mmerifa, 2agercro1t5,
paa Srtbeos6agen 9@resginlt og So
pe0taler pe6 EN- meget flor ibenif Eic.
mic. Ser blep afien6t en- t~elegraftif
@ilien til Song Oscar al @perige ira
5000 2on0smen0.
- @tote Mubitor g.. s. Sperlon
far netop afiluttet @alget al 5tats=
lon6 for in6eperen0e Mar. San fat
bortauftioneret / forlfiellige @oun=
tper ialt 70,420 Mcres 2an0, for
bpilfet fan / @enneminit bar OPP
nouet en- Nris al $3.50 pit. Mcre,
bpilfet er en- 1i6t b6iere Yris ems
bpa0 Ser iolgtes for / Sc foregaoenoe
e(or. @ber &j6ber fat %giennemlnit=
Zig facet 80 @cres, men Sc ltgrite
@olg er ifet til Solf fra an0re @ta<
ter. Mabnlig bar ser mango &idbere
ira 9afota @taterne. s ct. 2outS
County iolgtes melt 2an0. $500
Mcres.
Sames Htnferton, tioligere
&asierer / 8pen @cbroe6er, @oot
County, er blebet 66mt til 4H @arS
baar6t Mrbej6e / Statsf9ngslet for
l1noerIeb al $4,000 at 8pens Mio-
Ter. 8inferton paaitoo, at ban par
bleoet plpn6ret for Bengene, iom bat
netop bab6e bebet / en- 8anf / SUI
lutb, og iom Fan bar / en- Eaife. San
fom meo Dampitibet fra 9ulutb iam>
men me6 fin @uitru og bar Saifen
Sen enc @oan6 og tit lille 8arn paa
Mrmen. &aa ct poe Steo / @rano
Marais, bpor 6e git 2ono, inappe6e
en- ufien6t M}ano Eaifen fra bam og
forIpan6t. @i6en bleb Ealfen fun6en,
men u6en Benge. @iitorien ON &p'
periet bleb bog life troet.
= @aa @rooffton Mgerbrugsifoles
Morfer blep Ser forleoen be6 @refte,
grapning fun6et ct gammelt @ftbS,
anfer / en- Gpb6e al 6 SOB UNDER
Sperfla6en, Der bar megen 2igbeo
mes Sen Torm al Sftbsanfre, iom Sc
gon1le uoroiife @ifinger brugte / 6e,
res @fite. Gn al Gin6erne, en- gam=
mel norif @6man6, er ttlbdielig til
at tro, at fer fo%religger ct 6uno al
ct al 6isie Mnfre. Sun6et paa bette
@tco fun6e forflares beo, at ct 81.
-hN'-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-12
11tnnefota.

= 8icepreit0ent Satrbanfs bar
9gresgieit / Sergus Sails Grtbeos=
0agen og bol6t Gelttalen Ser. San
blep bebanolet me6 Sen it9rlte Op=
m%erflombe6, og bans Seittale blep
jpbnlig afbrr0t al lt9rft 8ifalO.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-12
Gn itpq MmtomobilmlDffe fano1

Gn itps Mntomobilmlpffe fan6t
Steo / senoags, i6et en- Motoroogn,
Der eie6es og itpre6es al Dr. S. $.
Nicbols, IA 10. @treet> lpb bag,
len6s neb ODER Sfrenten u6 til
@isiisiippi Glooen og falot neo pao
Slo6bre66en fra en- meget betp6eltg
@pioe. Dr. og Mrs. NicbolS bao6e
taget nogle &enner, Mr. og Mrs. S.
s. Smttb 2716 9arriet Mpe., og
Scr. 6. S. Mtlliams, 415 g. 9.
2ife 8l6g., u6 pau en- @ipretur. S
@erbe6en al ct. Sbomas College
ne6enfor Safe @treet 8roen, tom
Mntomobilet I l1or6en. ST. @illiams
fit Gejlen rettet, men ga ban otter
pil6e lette @igretgiet / Gong, be:
gpnote set at gao Den gale Sci oe
LIB baglen6s ao Glooen til. 8asia:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-12

San9foreningcn u9ppre" er MI
Norge, og efter Sc norl fe @la0e al
0pmme gj9r Sc megen 2Dffe Oeropre
9eres f6rlte Sptrnoen bar / Sipoli:
baben, bpor Sc bleb billt n1e0 mege1
8ifal0. Sen 25. Sunni lang Sc fo1
Song &ooton og 0ronning Mau0
Sopen be0 @illa &ictoria. &ongel
trpffe0e bber enfelt Ga1ger / @ua11:
Sen og taffe0e 0em for Sen lmuffe
Gang.
Gn 9pnamitiprengning, Ser Da1
Sorrp 0rcbar0 bgr0ig, fan0t Ste<
@9n0ag Morgen li0t efter 9aggrr
pe0 9felion Sutbill Gapmpllen 4
9lpe. sc. og Main Street. Sen bpje
9ampiforlten oe0 Mgllen iful0e ifaf:
fes bort, men set btl6e blipe en- ali
tor beto1tel1g Gag at r10e Den mel
fra Goppen> og set fun0e paa @run(
al Sc omliggenoe 8pgninger iffe
la6e Jig gigre at pglte BEN. @ac
bar ser fun Sen u0pei at tage ser
al Gage pe0 3pnamit> og bette gioroe
man. Ser bleb lagt Is Natrone1
UNDER Sforitenen og ct e%leftriif 8at.
teri lat / Sorbin6elie mes 6em. 90
Strgmmen ilutteoeS, gap Sforitenen
/ lin Sorifreffelie ct lille Sop oq
janf jammen / en- 8unfe. Man Ell
MI ifero me0 at bortfiere Sc 200,:
900 Muriten, lom Sen inoebolot
bporefter Melion @aper 60. bill opf6:
re ct &arebns paa Hla6l en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-12

llullt1@tel VtU@I ! |pO Wtk1I w w w.
bagebol6e mStrippemelfen". @e6
Stlptrfntng al Sit maatte ser life an=
ben6es an6et Se0titof, enc 6et> ser
fan6tes / Sen paagi9loenoe M9lf; al
8lan0tng al Seotltoffer / Oitemasi en
bar forbu6t og Sbertreoelie al 6isie
2~oobeitemmelier blep itroffeoe meo
bsie @e6er eller Sengiel. 9ette bab.
Sc bebirfet, at Canada bob6e facet
ct go6t Sob paa fig / england, bpor
man btoite, at Sc cana6ife Meieripro
buffer. bar uforfalife6e.
Ser bar 3,576 Meierier / CANADA
og al 6isie tilpirfe6e omtrent De 81
0it, meoens ca. ID nar Smgrmeie'
rier. Disie oor fun / Gong 6e 5
Moone6er al Maret, me6ens Siterter=
ne arbeioe6e omtrent en- Maaneo
lpnqere. Sm @interen itan6ieoe
Meeierierne 6eres @trfiombeo, bel
nprmelt paa @run6 nf ben itrenge
&ul0e.
MeoensO iterierne 10 fit al @alfen,
figbte @mgrmeierterne fun Slg6en,
ser al Melfeproeucenterne bleb
lfummet be0 &jelp al &%aanocentrt'
fuger. Sc 6aarltge @eie / @ana6o
1og6e beienlige Sin6ringer / @eien
for en- iaa regelmesitg @fbentntnq
at Melf, iom 6en, Ser finder @te<
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-03-05
BACKING UP Gov
ERNOR HAGERMAN.

A few of the gang papers have been
intimating that the president was rpt
looking with approval upon the efforts
of Gov. Hagerman to secure good gov
eminent in New Mexico. These ideas
are effectually d~issipated by the fol
lowing, which is taken from the AL
buQuerque Journal:
Mr.. Will C.. Barnes. of Las Vegas,
is in Santa Fe today to attend a meet
ing of the New MexicO cattle sanitary
board. of which he is secretary. MIR.
Barnes has just returned from Wash
ington, where he has been for some
time as a member of President Roose-
velt's special commission to consult
with the United tSates commission of
public lands upon the proposed Law
for the leasing of the public domain.
During mis- stay in Washington, Mr..
Barnes received some very interesting
Information as to the attitude of the
administration toward men and af-
fairs in New Mexico. He was re-
ceived by the president ami had sew
eral conversations with Mr.. James R..
Garfield, who on March 4 succeeded
Mr.. Hitchcock as secretary of the In
terror.
Frequent efforts have been made
by enemies of Governor Hagermah to
create the impression that upon the
retirement of Secretary Hitchcock
from the Interior Department, the
governor would no longer have the
support and Endorsement of the de-
partment and the administration.
Some of these stories have gone so far
as to set the date for the governors
removal or retirement, and the poll
ticians who are exerting themselves
to obstruct every effort of i COVER
nor toward improving conditions in
New Mexico have jeyfully predicted
trouble for the governor upon Mr..
Hiteneock's retirement, even going to
the extent of naming his successor.
In view of these stories, what Mr.
Barnes has to say of the conditions IN
Washington, becomes very interesting
During my stay in Washington.
said Mr.. Barnes today, Il had three
interviews with Mr.. Garfield, h be
came secretary of the interior On
4. These interviews concerned
matters in New Mexico in which the
secretary was interested
the close of my third interview
with Mr.. Garfield, l said, Mr.. Garfield
you now Governor Hagerman is an
appointee aid protege of Secretary
who leaves his Office as sec
of the Interior in March to be
succeeded by you. Now under these
conditions there is among the oppo-
OF Governor HageFman in New
Mexico a feeling that wnen o step
into Mr.. Hitchcock's place on March
4. one of YOU first jobs will be the
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-03-05

removal of Governor Hagerman and
the appointment of a new man as gov
ernor Of New Mexico. This feeling,
which is a very natural one under the
circumstances, Is in some ways a hin
drance to Governor Hagerman in the
carrying out of his policies, and while
l now after talking with you fully re-
alize that no sucn movement is con-
templated, yet I would like very much
to have permission to tell the people
back at home just how you stand on
this question:
ITO this MIR. Garfield said:
"'Not only do I gladly grant you
permission to quote men in this mat
ter, but ! shall ask you as a favor to
me, when you get back to New Mexico
to say to everybody who is interest
ed in this matter that in everything
he has done T., In every step he has
taken, and in any future steps that
Governor Hagerman may taxi looking
to better government, better admins
tration of public affairs, and the bring
ing to justice of all dishonest and cor
rupt officials, no matter whom they are
Governor Hagerman has the full sup
port and most unqualified approval
of this department from the President
down.
FCTSOndiIy, ! can assure you I1dS
as Secretary of the Interior, ! shall
stand behind Governor Hagerman IN
all his acts, as long as those acts are
along the lines upon which he is now
working, and which I am sure will
give you a better and cleaner admins
tration of u public affairs than you
rave ever had before.
"'You can say further that we here
in Washington are fully informed of
your conditions in New Mexico and
know of the difficulties that confront
Governor Hagerman, and ! cannot
urge too strongly on you and all good
loyal citizens of New Mexico, and es-
pecialIy the republicans, of the terri
tory, to get together and give him your
hearty and loyal support, to the end
that not only the territory, but the re-
publican party may be strengthened
and built up.
LAS to the removal of Governor
Hagerman, that question has "
for a moment been considered, nor
will it be as long as he does his duty
MIR. Garfield further said that he
wanted to impress on the republicans
of New Mexico the necessity of their
settling their differences and working
together for the common good, to the
n that h present supremacy of the
republican party in he territory may
be continued"
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-03-05
SOMEWHAT SIGNIFICANT.
From Albuquerque Journal.


A bill to abolish gambling has been
passed by the Arizona legislature. and
public opinion in New Mexico is so
strongly in favor of a similar law for
this Territory that the majority in
the lower ous of our legislature has
been convinced-much against its
will-that it will have to go back on
its friends of the gambling fraternity
for the time being. and allow an anti
gambling law to be enacted in this
Territory also. Now, just at this time,
when an anti law has cen passed in
one territory. and public opinion is
thought to be strong enough to force
its passage in the other, isn't 1t a
somewhat significant coincidence that
active efforts should suddenly be put
forth in both territories at the same
time for the repeal of the laws estab-
fishing the mounted police, OF rang
ers, as they are called in Arizona?
Possibly the following paragraph,
which we clip from the Phoenix Re
tine Arizona legislature, may assist
the reader in accounting for the milk
in hat ~cocoanut:
MIR. Dickerman said that the law
less element favored the abolition of
the force. He said that on a recent
visit to Prescott he talked with a
gambler who hoped that the rangers
would have to 60. He said that in
spite of the law against gambling the
gamblers woufd have little trouble
with the local peace officers: they
were only afraid of the rangers"
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-03-05
THE RUSSIAN DOUMA
BEGINS ITS SESSION.

ST. Petersburg, March 5.-The new
ly elected douma assembled today,
but there is every prospect of an i'm
Mediate dissolution unless the mem
bers speedily show their intention
of keeping within the bounds of con-
SeryatiSm. That the new parliament
will be rel more revolutionary than
the last is evident from n fact that
the left party includes about 100 social
democrats n social re~volutionists,
which has led the reactionists to rec
ommend to the car that it be dis
solved at once. Stolypin favors giving
the douma a trial and his advice will
likely be followed by the emperor.
More than one-half of the members
of the new douma are peasants, since
a majority of the merchants inc pro-
fessOrs belong to that class. Two
Greek orthodox bishops are among
the members, as are several Moham
medan dignitaries from the southern
part of the empire.
In regard to occupations h new
members of the douma are divided in
to 1877 farmers, &c land owners, 40 la
borers, 25 lawyers, "a teachers, 20
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doctors, Is merchants, 9 journalists,
Z college professors, s prthodox priests
and 2 bishops marsha1s OF nobi1ify
and many other trades and profess.
ions.
The budget proposals were today
submitted by the ministers to the
council of the empire. The total or
binary and extraordinary expendi-
ture for the current year. based on
the budget for last year is fixed at
$1,250.0 00. 600. This means an increase
in the total expenditure of 1880, 900,
representing an obligatory expenditure
OF the exchequer in carrying out the
laws passed after the adoption of the
1906 budget. The ordinary receipts
are estimated at 81, 500, 900 and
are expected to show an Increase of
$73, 500, 900 v last year. A loan
will probably be fioated to cover the
total of the extraordinary expenditures
contemplated for 1907, estimated at
$149, 30O, 900.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-03-05
GOOD ADVICE.
If you want old folks t o like you and
% greet you with a smile.
Don't butt in.

If you want old folks to like you and
to greet you with a smile,
Don't butt in.
If tits pleasant to lear people cry,
Don't go, but stay awhile"
Don't butt in.
If it's nice to hear them say to yon,
He's square unto the bone;
And when you see MIN coming you
1on't. have to give a groan;
just minds his own business, and
lets your affairs alone"
Don't butt in.
If you're craving to be popular and
asked out everywhere,
Don't butt in.
If you'd like to feel no plans COM
plete of pleasure, you not there,
Don't butt in.
If you'd like to know you are a man
whom every one will trust,
And all be glad to lend a hand if
now and then you're bust"
if. in short, you would be 1T"
with the sinners and the just,
Don't butt in.
But if you'd like to be the man whom
everyone will shun,
Just Butt in
If you want to go through life and
never have a bit of fun,
Just butt in.
Tell everybody how to do if they
don't want to fail;
Into all the private business of the
folks you meet, just sail;
If you want to raise a wild desire to
ride you on a rail,
Just butt in.
Baltimore American
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injurious insect, or the disease that
has forced the ak to its duty in re-
moving the u~nsightly dead or dying
tree.
Warren H. Manning, Landscape De
signer of the grounds to be used as a
site for the jamestown Exposition,
wisely conceived the idea of working
in the advantages in soil, climate and
the native trees, shrubs, etc, to make
his scheme complete and unique. The
rough woods and the luxIpriant growth
of plants and vegetation nave been
transformed into a paradise of natural
beauty, with shaded walks and drives.
grassy lawns, COSY nooks and deIls.
and beds of e variety of bloom
ing flowers
Such environments as these for an
educational and historical exposition
were never seer before, nor was ma
ture ever so inspiring and ~benehcient
in furnishing its resources under such
auspices.