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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1907-08-31
Will Take Official Count in
St. Martin.
n. o. States.

1t will probably take the official
count to settle who are wisest pro-
phets as to the situation in st.
Martin parish. A number of in
terviews have recently been prin-
ted in The States from strong men
in the parish, like Messrs. Liable
and Daspit, saying that the parish
will 20 for St. Mary candidate.
Every time, however, such a state
ment is made the Wilkinson head
quarters appears to get busy and
digs up another resident of st.
Martin to tell different story.
Chairman Sims yesterday gave out
as among the visitors to the Will
kinson headquarters the names of
Sheriff Joseph Pellerin and ex-
State Treasurer Fournet. An in
terview with MIR. Fournet was
passed out. He said that since
Mr.. Broussard had announced his
alignment with the Wilkinson can
hdacy the Pellerin faction was to
a man for Wilkinson aud that Mr..
Wilkinson ought to get the parish
for 500 votes.
The Sanders headquarters, how
ever, also had visitors from st.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1907-08-31
SATURDAY, AUG. 81, 1907.
FOR ASSESSOR.

| am a candidate for Asses
sor OF this Parish, at the COM
ing Democratic Primary Elec-
ton.
If elected, | pledge myself
to PERSONALLY make or
supervise all the assessments,
and to faithfully, fairly and
impartially discharge the i'm
Dortant duties of that office.
MARTIN J. VOORHEES,.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1907-08-31
With Malice Toward None.

From the Sugar Planter "The
question up to us for considera-
ton is not how one man stands
with reference to another man, but
how well each man is fitted for the
position to which he aspires. 1t
is the blessed privilege of an
American citizen to express his
free choice by means of the ballot.
1t is his privilege to have his con-
victions aud opinions and to ex-
press them openly if he 50 desires.
To attempt to deny or abridge this
right is to attempt to destroy the
very bulwark of American liber-
ties. Let us use every effort to
bring about that condition in
which every man will vote accord
ing to the dictates of his own con-
science" This is cOnsumtaiOn
devoutly to be wished, aud while
a man is exercising his inaliena-
BILE light to vote according to the
dictates of his own conscience is
not to dictate to another man how
he is to vote.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1907-08-31
MIR. J. c. Daspit to Leave Us

We take the following from the
Baton Rouge State of the 24th
inst, which will be- of interest to
Mr.. Daspit's many friends in this
parish
1T was generally reported upon
the street today. and the report
was afterward confirmed from an
authentic source, that the special
committee from the Baton Rouge
Board of Trade had selected JUS
tin G. Daspit. of st. Martin parish,
as secretary of the board, and will
recommend him to the directors
for election.
Mr.. Daspit is graduate of Lou
isiana State University, gradua-
ting with the highest honors in
1899. He graduated from the Tu-
lane law department in 1901 and
has since practiced law in st. Mar.
tinville. He is % years of age
aud a member Of the board of d.
rectors of Louisiana State Univer-
sity. He is brother of Armand
2. Daspit of Baton Rouge.
The following are the members
of the special committee that Sc
lected Mr.. Daspit : Ben Il. Ma
yer, Jules Roux. Joe Gebelein, A.
Doherty and W. p. Barnes.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1907-08-31

Martin. They were Editor G. o.
Broussard of the Banner, and MIR.
s. Nj. Durand. Both said that
conditions were most favorable for
Mr.. Sanders.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1907-08-31

What is really wanted is to light
up the spirit that is within boy.
In some sense and in some effec-
tual degree, there is in every boy
the material of good work in the
world; in every boy, not only in
those who are brilliant, not only
in those who are quick, but in
those who are solid, and even in
those who are dull.-wILLIAM q.
GLADSTONE.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1907-08-31

= New crop home made Hay at
65c a bale L. Bienvenu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-18
LoNDYN, Is kwietnia

LONDYN, Is kwietnia
Sekretarz spraw zagranicz
nych, Grey, oznajmi} wczo-
raj W parlamencie, ze Lord
Cromer, pe}nomocnik Wiel-
kiej Brytanii W Egipcie, zre-
zygnowa} re swego urzedu.
Lord Cromer cd r. 1883 by}
brytyjskim agentem i gene
ralnym konsulem W Egip-
Gle. Oddawna wiedziano, ze
zdrowie jego szwankuje, ale
ME przypuszczano, by rezy-
gnacya sjego nastapi}a tax
rychlo. Urzedowo donosza
r6wnocze6nie, ze rezygnacya
Lorda Cromera ME wp1ynie
ma zmiane polityki Wielkiej
Brytanii W Egipcie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-18
MEKSYK, Is kwietnia.

ME KSYK, Is kwietnia. :
Onegdaj pozpym wieczorem
wielki pop}och W mieScie wy
wo1a}o trzesienie ziemi trivia
jace niemniej niz p6}piatej
minuty. 0 godzinie 11.34
staneely wszystkie zegary W
mie6cie, nagle pogas}y wszy-
stkie elektryczne swiat}a i
telegraficzne aparaty pre-
sta}y funkcyonowac Wielu
mivszkahc6w W nocnej odzie-
zy bowyoiega}o zdom6w by
spedzic Gala noe ma divorce.
Cd wielu lat ME by}o W
tenn mie6cie tax znacznego
trzesienia ziemi. Szkode je-
dnakowoz niewielka zrza Iii
10 to trzesienie a Mkt tel,
|jak sic zdaje, ME zostal zabi-
ty lub groznie skaleczony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-18
,ONDYN, Is kwietnia.


or. Kennard, komisarz sto-
warzyszenia "Society Of
Friends" wys1any do Rosy,
azeby zbadae po}ozenie W
okoIicach gfodem dotknie-
tych,. pisze z samary i pro-
81 Stany Zjednoczone i An
glia Q pomoc, gdyz mieszka
tam 20 milion6w mieszka6
COW, kt6rzy nie. moga bez
wsparcia przezyc do jesieni.
W samym dystrykcie Sama-
ry tysiace um1arly z g}od
a 100000 widzi pred SODA
6mierc g}odowa. 2 tych tyl-
ko $4,000 otrzyma}o Mia
kie wsparcie, po jednym po-
si}ku ma "a godzin, a ci
czesto jeszcze tym jednym
po silkiem dziela sic z inny.
/ mi To co jest, zaledwie
wystarczy do l maja. 100000
dzieci potrzebuta gwa}townie
mleka, bo zywja sic tylk'o
chlebem z zoledzi, albo ma
wet z trocin lub og6rk6w,
co pewoduje rome choroby.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-18

SCRANTON, PA. Ed
ward JurkoWicz, konstabel,
zatrudniony W sadzie alder
mana Millara zostal posta-
wiony pod kaucya $1,000,
wskutek wniesionej skargi
przeciwko Diemu Q zdzier-
stwo, nieprawne tadania j
zanie picnic szy pod
grozba reWolworu j aresztu.
Kaucye postawil brat jego
Samuel, a sprawe rorstrzyg-
ME sad przysie iegiych. Pre-
uchanie " tel sprawie pro-
wadzil alderman I. Owen
Cahrles. Jako poszssodo dowany
oskarzyciel wystepowal
Roman Libo wski. TwierdiiI
on, ze zostal z'n uszony przez
Jurkoyiic1a zap|acic $12,
g,1yz grozl n.u liea O.
tern rowo olWerean .aresztena
jezeliby ME hciaf Y 'zsyt
tel sunny. Somal .L1ibo w5kiiS
zaplacil, chcac NV olngiic lg sw'e. .
70 przg'jja aciela ,5|t 4 ''| y
areszte AZ !. ssuIaal 81 q 4
dWa ray VIZ | ksza y ot
.rzebnej 'lo II u ] 4 l| e1ia aIel
ztBoWai,eg,,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-18
KONSTANTYNOPOL, II

4 {
KONsTANTYNOPoL, Is
kwietnia. Wskutek usta-
Wicznych deszcz6w rzeki v
AIacedoniii Y Ma1ej Azyi
wezbra1y. R6wniny Brussy,
Adabuzaru, Cutahii i An.
dim So zalane; wszystkie
wsie stoja pod woda, j bar
dzo wiele os6b potonelo.
Take straty W bydle j IN
ne szkody So znaczne. Pa
nuje wielka nedza, a nawet
pomocy nieSc niepodobna, Z
p wodu przerwania komuni-
kacyi kolejowej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-18

poinformowan sprawa mia
IA sic tax: Adolf Konra y
Morris alicy, upiwszy sic
dobrze pred dwoma tygod-
miami, wszed} czy tez zostal
przez innych wprowa lzony
do mieszkania Grucy, pod
mr.. 16o Morgan ulicy, ktore-
ga ME by}o wtenczas W donu.
PAM Grucowa polozyl. n:ie-
trzezwego0 Konra1a W 16zko.
Po chwili powr6cii Gruca do
domu. w jakiej pozycyii i
stosunku znalazt Konrada j
swa zone Gruca, ME nasza
crzez. Dosyc,@ze rozgniewany
ma}zonek "a niew1asctwe po-
stapienie obojga, zac4al o..
k1adac niemi}osiernie kula-
kami Konrada. Ten rzeko-
mo we w}asnej obronie do
by} rewolweru i strzeli1: do
Grucy, ciezko go raniac. M
krzyk nadbieg}a policya,
kt6ra aresztowa1a obitego j
skrwawionego Konrada. Ran
nego Gruce zabrano do szpi-
tala, gdzie po dziewieciu
dniach walki niedzy zyciem
j smiercia, umarl. Gruca po:
zostaWii1 zone i troje tdziecii:
bez zadnych 6rodk6w do ~
cia. Co sic stanie teraz z Kon-
radem, kt6rego oddano pod
sad przysieglych, a kt6ry
niedawno sprowadzit zone 2
dz;eckiem z Galicyi, ma ra-
zie niewiadomo. Ot6z sa to
skutki nalogu pijanstwa.
Dwie rodziny uleg}y zupe1-
nej ruinie. PUa6stwu, tel
przekletej zmorze, duszacej
nizsza klase po]skiego lud,u,.
holduje, jak nam wiadomo
takze znaczna czesc polskich
kumoszek, kt6re, zamiast
pilnowac porzadku i czy-
stosci W domu, wyprawiaja
wszelkiego rodzaju Memo
ralne orgie, przynoszace
wstyd j hahbe polskiemu
|og61owi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-18
BUKAREsZT, Is kwietnia:

BUKARESZT, Is kwietnia
= Gazeta urzedowa og1asza
podz ekowanie kr6la Karola,
wy~tosowane do armii "a
spos6b wywiazania sic ze
swego zadania kiedy ia po-
wo}ano W czasie ostatnich
rozruch6w. Kr6l wspomina,
ze W przeciagu dni pieciu
zmobilizowano 100000 woj-
ska a ia -okolicznosc stanowi
gwarancye, il armia be-
die mogla skutecznie sta
nae W obronie kraju gdy
zajjdzie potrzeba. Chocla:z
spok6j juz panuje, jednak
rozgoryczenie pomiedzy to
wiesniakami istnieje jeszcze a
W Jassach zydzi prosiliI + pre-
fekta 0 opieke gdyz obawia~
ia sic nowych napasci. Pre-
fekt odpowiedzia}, ze ME zdo-
la i'm pom6dz i radzi}, zy-
dom wywedrowae, MIN nape-
dza ich ch1op!. R6wnocze5nie
zapewnj} ich ze Rad i'm
dopomoze do wywedrowa-
MIA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-18
NOWINY
rELEGRAFICZNE (
PETERSBURG, Is kwiet

PETERSBURG, Is kwiet-
MIA. - Ma wczorajszej sesyi
parlamentu wielkie powsta-
10 rozdraznienie, kiedy min.
spraw. zazada}. wykluczenia
trzech, pos}6w socyalisty-
cznych, kt6rzy dopuscili sic
:wykrocze6 politycznych.
Konstytucyjni demokraci,
chcac uniknac dyskusyi,
wniesl, aby propozycye mini
stra zlozyc W rece komitetu;
socyalisci socyalni-rewolu-
cyoniSci domagali sic odrzu-
cenia zadania. Minister bronil
swej propozycyi, gdyz usta-
wy wyraznie wymagaja czaso-
wego wykluczenia parla-:
mentu pos}6w oskarzonych Q
wykroczenie: Kiedy W pre-
movie swej zauwazy}, ze sadly
rosyjskie sa wyzsze mad
wszelkie podejrzenie, ozwa}
sic s1niech szyderczy. W koh-.
Gu przyjeto IN ala wiekszo6cia
wniosek konstytucyjnych de-.
mokrat6w i 1ozono sprawe W
rece komitetu.
sto}ypin zrobi} zwrot zna-
mienny. w grzecznym liscie
4stronnicowym do Go}owi-
ma przyzna} Dumie prawo
powo1ywania rzeczoznawc6w
ME z biurokracyi, tylko zau-
wazy1, ze konferencye z mimi
musza sic odbywa6 W prywa-
tnych lokalach, DO obecno6e
nieczEonk6w dumy W salach
jej posiedze6 jest niepra-
wne.
w miescie sic odbywa
kongres marszalk6w szlachty
Representative 32prowincyi
przy drzwiach zamknietych.
Sa to skrajni reakcyoniSci.
: Przyjeli juz rezolucye ma
gana dla rady pahstwa, kt6:
rel zarzucaja brak patryoty-
zmu dlatego, ze % marca ME
chcia}a odpowiedziec ma "a
pytania tyczace sic rozru-
chow ma uniwersytetach. .Uch-
walono prosic cara i cabinet
0 zamkniecie uniwersytet6w.
Oczekuja tu powszechnie ze
kongres prosic bedzie cara
o rozwiazanie Dumy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-18
NEAKOL, is kwietnia

NEAhOL, 10 KWletnla
Eskadra orpedowc6w wye
chala do Gaety, gdzie We
czwartek maja sic spotkac
kr6l Wiktor Emanuel Z kr6-
lem Edwardem. PraMdopodo
bna Jest rzecza .ze minister
'spraw zagranicznych Tito nj
j minister narynarki, Mira
bello, kt6rsy wraz : kr6lem
wloskim powracaia 2 Grecyi
beda obecni przy spottaniu
kr6 slow. Pol dowo jednak
|donosza, ze potkanie to ME
|bedEie mialo znaczenia poll
ltYeznego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-18

CHICAGO, I'll. w jdenej 2
piekarn6 zydowsk przy
Milwaukee ave. kupl p. Mi.
cha1 Motyllhski, 275 N.
Carpenter str, pare pick
nych apetytnie wygladaja-
cych buick! Przyni6s}szy je
do domu, roz}ama} jedna i
znajduje W niej. !. rodzynka,
ale to- rodzynka Q kilku pa
rach' n6g!.. S1owem jaki6 ro>
bak W BULGE zapieczony; Cd
1ozy} te bu}ke i bierze druga,
roz}amuje. W tel az diva ro-
baki! Widzac, ze bull
XII widocznie wszystkie ,,ro-
dzynkami" nadziewane, "a
bra1 je p. MotyLihski po-
kaza} zyd6wce W piekarni,
kt6ra zacze1a sic wykrecat,
ze to ME ona piecze takie
|pieczywo, ale otrzymuje je
skad innad ect. Poszed} tedy
p. NJ. ma policye z bulkami
z policyi odes}ali go do ra-
tusza, z ratusza do Wydzia.
1u Zdrowia, sprawe zbadac,
azeby podooDych przyjem-
nosci oszczedzic ma przysz-
lose kupujacym pieczywo.
Bedzie to bardzo ma mi ejscu
j czasie, jeze]i Wydzial Miej.
ski Zdrowia wkrnczy " te
sprawe j rozpatrzy sic DO is
totnie wstret budzacych
niekt6rych piekarniach, ale
nay OWN kupujacym pie
czyWo danny opr6ez tego je-
dna rade dobra j godna "a
stosoWania W praktyce: ieze-
Ii chcecie oszczedzic sobie
4 - 4 -...-~ L..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-18

BERLIN, Is kwiietnia.
"Tagebla1t' zapewnia, ze Y
/ kolach dyplomaty ycznych pa
nuje przekonanie, ze przy
nierze angie lsk -hiszpa1ski
Jest faktem I dokonanyn. Po-
dobno Hisz zpania zobo Wiaza-
Il sic Anglik On na par
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-18

- - 4 : : . 3 4 Il /. .
.L0DZ, Is kwietnia. W
ostatnich dniach przyszlo
miedzy robotnikami tutej-
szymi do kilku stare krwa-
wych, powodu politycz-
nych nieporozumief. w b6-
kach tych u os6b zostalo
zabitych = 4 ranionych.
Wczoraj rano obrab bowane
til diva rzadowe wysz,ynkii
zwodki; dwajj zzoln!ie ierze, stol' 0
]; acy IN stTail, zostali zabnii;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-18
!: PARYZ, Is kwietnia.

:: PARYZ, Is kwietnia.
Kawalerya patroluje po uli-
each miasta, kt6remi przecho-
dza strajkujacy piekarze W
liczbie 1000. Piekarze 6pie-
waja pie6ni rewolucyjne,
wszedzie daja sic widziet
czerwone choragwie i.w r6z-
nych miejscach przemaWia-
ja przyw6d Icy strajk kier6w,
ale dotychczas niema wiel-
kiej obawy rozruch6W
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-18


: HAGA, Is kwietnia.-Dru-
ga konferencya pokojowa W
tenn mie6cie rozpocznie sic
dniaa logo czerwca o sgodzi-
ME 2-giej popoludniu. Po-
stawiony bedzie wniosek,,
azeby sekretarzem konferen-
cyl zostal zamianowany von
Troostwijk, byly szef blu
ra dla spraw politycznych
departamentu spraw zagra-
nicznych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-18
ADRES WIARUSA: Warus 329- e. Sd Str, Wfnona, Mimi

biera sic na dobre do budo-
Wy novel wspanjalej swia-
tyni. Plany So juz ma wy
konczeniu.
Zeszlej nieizieli by} spree
dany ma licytacyi domek
obok plebanii i take staj-
MIA ma gruncie koscielnem.
D,mek kupi1 pan J6zef S1o-
ma "a $4,000 a stajni pa n
Jan S1oma "a $3.50 Parafia
ME So pe}ni zapa1u, gorli-
wosci i ofiarnosci, czego
swiadkiem hojne kolekty
miesieczne.
Nieszczesliwy wypadek
zdarzyl sic onegdaj rodakom
naszym Zebrowskiemu zna-
nemu Polonii pick 'rzowi j
W}adys1awowi Barowi kon-
traktorowi budownidzemu.
Jadac bowiem wozem ma
F rankfordzie, ma skrecie u
licy obalili sic wraz wozsm
a wypadajac ma ulice od-
niesli powazae obrazenia
cielesne. #@
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-18

dek wojny oddaf do rozpo-
rzadzenia wszystkie swe por-
ty, "a co Anglia przyrzek1a
Hiszpanii wszelka pomoc
dyplomatyczna W sprawach
"a granica i finansowa pomoc
przy zaciaganiu pozyczek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-18
JERSE Z CIT N

Il0llI -
W przeszly patel q odbyl
sic pogrzeb Bartio ioInieja Cruz
cy, ktorego pas1ne Z zzycia 70
stolo przeciiete Wskutek smn-
tnego d fatalnego !, pad kul, ",
'O lie oprzeb ~ mas
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-18
Z INV POLSKICH
W AMERYCE

se3asssosssss9o<
ANTIOCH, WIS. - Pod.
czas p''lowania ma kaczki ns
1ieziorze Grass, policyant Jan
1P. Bagi6ski, przydzielony
1do stacyi przy Hinman ulicy,
1utona1 gdy l6dz W kt6rej on
Z jego dwaj towarzysze je.
chali przewr6ci}a sic iwszy.
Iscy wpadli W wzburzone fa-
he:
w 1odzi wraz z Bsginskim
1byi jego syn Jan j William
! lClaussen. Gly l6iz zosta}a
lprzewr6cona, wsz zyscy trzej
s,cze]i p}ynae I1u b"zeg wi,
ale Baginskiego opascify 81
ly j poszed} ma dno.
Nieboszczyk i jego towarzy-
aze opu6cili Chicago, wyna~
|jei 1odz i wioslowali przez
diugie godziny, znnieniajac
sic. Jezioro bylo wzburzone: e:
Il fale zacze}y sic podnosic:
" gore. Claussen j syn Ba.-
gin ;s'kiego zache 'ali do pow i
fotu, ale stary Bagi6ski u
pan sic i ME cbcia} 0 tenn
AMI sfyszec, az dopiero gtiy
fale zacze}y zalewac }odke,
zwr6cono sic ku brzegowi,
Niestety, jedna z wiekszych
fal pochwyci}a }upine, rzuci-
la MIA, uderzy}a W box i W
jednej chwili trzej my5li-
wcy byli we wodzie, walczac
o zycie. Pomimo jednak, re
fale by]y wysokie i woda
zimna, wszyscy trzej trzyma-
Iii sic ma powierzchni. Ba-
lgi6ski starry trache z tylu.
IOko}o 100 stop cd brzegu
Bagihski dosta1 kurczy i po-
szed1 ma dno. Cia1a jeszcze
ME wy1owiono.
Bagi6ski s}uzy} W policyi
miasta Chicago przez diva:
dziescia lat cieszy1 sic do
bra opinia przefozonych
Mieszkal przy W. 14tej uli'
cy.
|. F11AnE1FIA pa W %.
,;oda;a1aL 6,;oo;1<
| 81 10y do,f;;aLa dvaca,vo arcyh;s
,'lauel1l5oAa 80 :;osoo :; saeo : - - -
kuPia % ,on'o.oq e"cso %.
iozenla. Man'1estacyl nlt
urzadaano zadnycn. "a 70 ns
rok przysziy, Jako " stulet'
becnie urzadzenie kolosal.
lnych rozmiar6w uroczysto
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-18

GRAND RA lP|'I[I)ls MICH.
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NOT AFRAID OF THE TRUTH.

While cndcavorlng TO convince peo.
pie that its ecclesiastical bosses are
the most righteous of men, the Smoot
Mouth dabblcs with the scriptures,
thus: "Fear God, and keep his com
mandments; for this is the whole duty
of man And, wisely supplementing,
it goes on to say that ''you will have to
Judge men as you meet them. ~
The Mouth is published solely in the
interest of Joseph L. Smith and his
politica! and polygamous favorites
And this Smith, wnen he was testi-
flying before the whole world at Wash
ingtoD, confessed that his personal
course in life is contrary to the com
mandments of God and in defiance of
the laws of the State. He declared
that, rather than to live as 4 good
citizen should conduct himself he pre-
ferred to take his chances against the
law. Does the Smoot Mouth mean that,
finding Joseph L. Smith to be that
kind of man, people must swallow
him-polygamy and all! But suppose
that one be permitted TO judge the bo-
gus prophet as one finds him, what
then2 IS one expected to join with
the Mouth in the surreptitious wink at
his law breaking?
Opponents Of the American party
among whom the Smoot agency and the
other organ Of the Mormon church are
the most vicious and false, have OF
late raised a noisy howl of false
charges against the administration of
Americanism here, Untruthful as the
statements have been, they were ut
tered under cover Of the truth that
where wrong doing exists, it is the duty
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of the public 10 exert itself against
that wrong doing, But when it comes
to the wcll-known and selfconfcsscd
crimlnality OF the saiDtly patrons OF
the Smoot Mouth, there is an immediate
rush toward the hush,up policy; IT is
freely stated that to disturb ahese un-
lawful practices of the hiernrchs is TO
invite conflict; people who are deter
mined to cali attention to the glarlng
lawlcssncss which is the principal fea-
turc of the hicrarchical life are brand
ed as knockers against the community
welfare, As soon as any good citizen
shall express opposition to the polyg"
amy and the commerciaism Of the DOM
nant religious body, he is called an
obstrncter of progress.
Americans arc not afraid TO proclaim
that this State is and has been dom
inccrcd bY Il set of malcvoIcnt la"
breakers, that tho major portion of the
community is under the thumb OF n
band OF pledge spurncrs: that the chief
of the lawless outfit is using the name
of the Almighty to dcfraud the people
of his church In the sum of two million
dollars every year; that a most dis
graceful condition of immortality has
grown out of the abundance of new po'
lygamy; that political integrity is an
unknown quantity here outside of the
American party; that real progress can
not be achieved until there shall be a
complete reform of the whole political!
and commercial system of the State,
Any man who refuses to admit ard
expose these conditions, and who de
clincs TO take part in thcu cradl-
cation from the community Ilic, is an
enemy 10 his State, And any newsPa-
per which seeks TO cover up law break
inc--morc TO be condemned because IT
is practiced by men holding high ec-
clcsiastical posltiou-ignorcs plain
duty which it owes 10 every cltlen, 10
the town, TO The county, TO the Slate,
and to the Nation.
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than fonrfold and Il casualty record but
elevenfold is not bad for us.
We have all heard much iteration
about the safety of railway travel ID
Great Britain and other parts Of
Europe, compared with It's perils in the
United States. But this showing goes
far TO establish the precise reverse
that railway travel is comparatively
safer IN this country than IN Great
Britain-al least SO far as mileage and
of area covered by thai mileage IS
concerned The other factor in TINS
problem, not given i'll the figures CIT
cd. the whole number of passengers
carried, would probably not materially
modify thc results arrived at from the
other figures.
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SAFETY OF RAILWAY TRAVEL

We find in the editorial columns Of
the Springfield (Massachusetts) Repub-
lican these figures of casualties on Brit
ish railroads:
Complete figures have recently been
given OF the casualties upon the British
railroads In 1906, and ii appears that 1863
persons were killed and 720i injured, an
increase Of 20 killed and 745 injured. as
compared with 1905. The last annual
report Of the Interstate Commerce COM
mission showed that in the year ending
June 80 1905, our American railroads had
killed 1924 persons, including both pas
sengers and employees. and injured Co.
709 while In the year ending June 80.
1905. the figures were 319S killed and 55,-
lG6 injured
Now, that is by no means bad com.
parative showing against American
railroads. II we remembere that the
railway mileage of Great Britain is but
u small fraction of that Of the United
States (about oneninth); that the
area which that mileage serves in Great
Britain is only about one-twentieth Of
that served by the railway mileage Of
the United States; then il must be con
ceded that mortality record less
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Utah State Press
GOES FOR CUTLER.
Logan Journal.

JsOEGN JNUITIfI'
Governor Cutter is reported as favor
ing . general observance ON the lsih ut
May, ''Peaoe day" Of the anniversary
o( The first Hague peace congress. lie ~
probably lust as anxious nov for peace
In the affairs III tho Agricultural college
after having done his dirty worst to
disrupt. discrcdI; and ruin the school
and would like TO he assured Of having
heard the lagt OF il. hat ii VIII arise TO
haunt him ANA The machine. of which he
is wabbly cog, at most inconvcnicnt
moments Personally. Cutler viii be held
lin a detestatlon his inBignihcance would
never have warranted had not the ma
chine. requiring "A splncioss nonentity In
the gubernatorlal chair for the Prosecu-
ton of its evil designs, placed him In a
position which in every other respect
ne was utterly unfit