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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-10-26

lie that First Assistant County At
torney Lyon has resigned The Won
der however, is that MIR. Lyon re-
manned as long as he did under the
present regieme. Job Lyon is an
able lawyer and an honorable gen
tleman, which is much more than can
be said of his chief When Mr.. Lyon
stepped out of the county attorneys
office the amount of legal learning
left was extremely circumscribed and
the common decency more so.
By kindness of Mr. Kenneth c.
Kerr, commercial agent of the San
Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt Lake
Railroad company, Truth has re-
ceived booklet entitled Riverside
the City Beautiful" 1t is one of the
most artistic and most beautiful pro-
auctions of the kind extant. The
views are charming and well calcu-
lated to make one fall in love with
California in general and Riverside
in particular. The descriptive matter
is charming
The recent visit of Senator Borah,
although doubtless highly plcasur-
able to him and to all who had the
privilege of meeting him, would have
been much more so if sufficient notice
of his coming had been given. 1t is
always gratifying to be able to meet
with men of the senator's calibre,
and this reminds lis that Idaho is
fortunate indeed in having such a
congressional delegation as she pos
Jewels sure enough.
After having reduced the bear and
deer population in some measure,
President Roosevelt is back at his
desk with vigor fully restored and as
healthy as a well-groomed horse. He
is always in fine shape for compost
ton, but is perhaps now in better
fette than for long time past. His
next message ought to be a sumner.
George Sheets, somewhat well
known hereabout, spends quite little
time on the streets nowadays, look
ing at things and chatting unconcern-
eddy with friends Certainly he car
ries around with him no great wis
ible) amount of mental distress; rath-
err he has the air of the gladiator
when the latter sail-"I 60 but l
return"
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-10-26

lhe predicted panic in financial cir
cles has come, but has departed from
the predictions of the pessimists in
that it is not general, but strictly
local, the locality embracing but few
comparatively square miles on the
Atlantic seaboard, although branches
of eastern concerns in some western
places. like Goldfeld and Butte;
which depend upon headquarters for
the measure and extent of Their trans
actions have naturally been brought
into the whirlpool. In the midst of
all Salt Lake rides the financial waves
without topple and with very little
if any tremor, what little there riay
be being more sympathetic than sub
stantial We don't believe the trou-
bic is at all deep-seated;it looks like
cog had slipped in the great me-
chanism and thrown the workings
generally out of joint temporarily. 1t
is not looking for too much to expect
the clouds to break and drift away
in a short time with very little real
harm done.
The Silver King crowd which is
the head and front of the "Ameri-
can" party are the NEST tyranncal
despotic gang in the world. Here
is one instance of their political ty-
ranny as practiced in the past. Elec-
ton day and pay day at the Silver
King mine were timed to transpire
simultaneously. Two kinds of en-
velopes were prepared at the office
of the Silver King for the employees
of the mine. One contained the pay
check the other the election ballot.
Mr.. Kearns desired his employees
to vote. The miner was given the
envelope containing the ballot first
When he deposited the ballot duly
prepared for him he was handed the
other one containing the pay check.
If he refused to use the ballot as di-
rected he got no pay check. And
Mr. Kearns talks about church and
other reprehensible influences in po-
litics.
Councilman Martin of the first pre-
cinct stated in the council the other
night that it was not necessary to
advance the laborers' wages from
$2.25 per day to $3.50, as since the
American" party was in power they
had done we'll He must have teen
thinking of himself, as he has Seen
enabled to build two or three houses
on $50 a month salary. But then
workingmen dom have the oppor-
tunity that councilmen do in holding
up franchises. Perhaps some other
people were more pliable than the
Salt Lake Street Railway, and more
readily succumbed to persuasion.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-10-26

Work on the cross-walks in the
southeastern part of the city, long
since paid for, has been begun at
last; that is the rock and other inn
pediments to travel are beginning to
accumulate. A littl, more delay
would have thrown the work over
until after election, and then it would
doubtless have remained undone I'M
til the new dial takes hold after the
new year begins.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-10-26

1t is sorrowful fact that big plac
es sometimes fall to little men.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-27
A georgia LADY
DROWNED BY CAT

valdosta, Ga. August 2G.- -pragsed
into Little River by great catfish
that had swallowed her hook, Mrs
Thomas Ryan became entangled in the
stout line and was drowned. She had
only been married short time. She
accompanied party of young matrons
to Little River for days fishing yes.
terday.
She was sitting on the edge of the
river bank, line in hand The hook
was seized by catfish. The fish made
off with such suddenness that she was
jerked into the river and carried un-
der. She came to the surface once,
but had evidently become entangled in
the line and was jerked under again.
The fish had not been able to es-
cape, for it was found at the other end
of the line. 1t weighed more than for.
ty pounds.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-27

the timber. Justice Withheld dis
scented from this decision. Judge
Niles, Of the Federal court, although
the question was still pending before
the state court on suggestion Of err
ror, followed the majority opinion
without waiting for final determine
tion Of the case by the state supreme
court. Before the suggestion Of error
was tried Judge Truly retired from
the bench and Justice Mayes sue
ceeded him, and the majority Of the
court held that the lessees could not
cut the timber, Justice Calhoon dis
senting. ,b.s.r>..
Other conflicts have occurred in the
past. 1t is not SO much the conflict
ing opinions Of the judges, however.
as it is the feeling of hostility that is
developing slowly but steadily in the
minds Of the people. that is causing
apprehension among thinking men Of
Mississippi. They point to the fact
that the people are not disposed to
look much longer with tolerance on
what they feel to be encroachments
of the Federal government In the dis
cussion Of the antitrust law few
years ago this very question came up.
and provision was incorporated in
the law declaring that where citizen
of the state sued a nonresident corpor-
alton in the state courts, If such nom
resident corporation removed theI
cause to the Federal court as it has
the right to do, then such corporation
i0Quld forfeit its right to do business
~ IiIs ,atate.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-27
CONFLICT OF JURISDICTION
SUBJECT or DISCUSSION

Daily News Special
jackson, Miss, August 26.--Attor.
ney General Fletcher today received
a letter from Attorney General Hadley,
Of Missouri, advising him that Hon.
Edward T. Young, attorney general Of
Minnesota, had accepted the invitation
to deliver an address before the com
ing convention Of attorneys general at
st. Louis on September 80, next, on
The Conflict of Jurisdiction Between
State and Federal Courts"
1t is understood that Attorney Cen
eral Young is an authority on Federal
and State Jurisdiction and what he
has to say on the subject will be Of
national interest.
Evidences in the past of growing
conflict between these two authorities
have beel accommodating and far-seeing
statesmen Nhave already prophesied
trouble unless the line is well and
definitely marked.
In Mississippi there has been an
tagonism between the two jurisdic-
tions and in the case against the ex-
press companies in the Q. Q. D. cases
it was a troublesome factor at one
time. But q still more. troublesome
and perplexing question arose. In the
direct and open conflict between the
state and Federal courts over the Ques-
tion OF the right Of lessees to cut TIM
Der from the sixteenth section school
lands. The state supreme court when
Judge Truly was on the bench he1d'
that the lessees had the right to c1ik|
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-27
AN HP|DEMIC
lllF DEAD AMMAN

Sanitary Officer 1nneraritg had an
epidenic Of dead animals to deal with
YESTERDAY for up to noon there xere|
not less than half dozen to be- AS.
posed OF with several precinc}S to
hear from"
But when It comes to handling such
a situation, under present conditions.
he's just the man who can get to the
front with a plan and then carry the
plan out, SO up to the latest accounts
ne was meeting with no trouble in
dsstroyine the carcasses Of the dead
animals.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-27
Big DRAINAGE DITCH
ON MANNING AVENUE


Street Commissioner Sheehan had
his forces begin work yesterday on
the big drainage ditch which is to run
nom where Manning avenue crosses
the Gulf and Ship Island Railroad to
Elizabeth avenue and from thence to
the New Orleans and Northeastern
trestle
The drainafe ditch viii be
feet deep and the same width al
for drainage purposes.
Within a few days he wiz
work on draining The pond
Hattiesburg near the fer1
tory and viii stay with it
perfect condition. 10 tha
says.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-27
OIL MILL OPERATIONS
TO BEGIN IN JACKSON

Jackson, Miss, August 25.-Accord-
ing to the managers of cotton oil mills
in jackson, who are now making prep
arations for resuming operations next
month, the seed market will open at
about $1750 or SIS per ton for new
seed
Prices of products are higher than
for some time" stated one manager
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-27
JACKSON NEGRO KILLED
AT n BEER DRLNKINGo

herself to the jailer and her case was
dismissed by Police Judge Thompson
this morning, the claim of the defense
being that the shot was accidental.
There was a theory that the shooting
was purposely done as the result Of
Jealousy, but the evidence was not
sufficiently strong to warrant the hold
ing Of the woman.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-27

out the state are giving notice to
teachers of the dates for the regular
fall examination for teachers license.
These examinations are required to
be held on Friday and Saturday of the
first four weeks in September. and the
law requires that those for the recess
be held on separate dates.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-27
TO HEAR RATE COMPLAINTS.

Lead, s. D., August 26.--Members Of
the interstate commerce commission
assembled today for series of hear
hear complaints of alleged discrim-
ings in this city. The commission will
nations in freight rates on the part
OF the Burlington and Northeastern
Railroads IN and out of the Black
Hills.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-27

this morning. New oil is quoted at
80 and 80 cents. per gallon, and other
products in proportion OF course, We
cannot tell how long high prices viii
last. Much depends on the size Of the
crop, which Is as yet indeterminate,
and the quality of the seed. II looks
like, however, that seed VIII Be high
throughout the season.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-27
STATE AUDITOR s 1jFEICE
RECEIVES ASSESSMENT dis

that is to say the increase shown by
them, and all Of them show increase,
is not average, for the reason that
the counties received are nearly all
small. The increase, however, over
last year shown by the, ten counties
IN hand, rs over one million and d
quarter and in exact figures is $780,
772.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-27
DEAD .WIfE'S SIsfER
MAY MARRY AGAIN
IN ENGLAND NOW
Associated Press.

London. Eng. Aug. 26--Marriage
with a deceased wife's sister was to-
day legalized in Great Britain. after
having been before Parliament at diff
ferent times for several years. The
House of Lords took the a., action
which legalized such mario
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-27
Baseball Results
Southern League.
Associated Press.

At Observation-Disclosures 8, shreve
port 2 I'll innings).
At Memphis-Memphis 4, Montgom.
cry 2.
At Little Rock-Little Rock 9, Bir-
mingham 2.
AT New Orleans New orleans 8.
Nashville 0.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-27
Daily News Special.

Daily News Special
jackson, Miss, August 26.-The
auditors office is now receiving the
new personal assessment rolls show
ing the assessed valuation of person
al property in the state as compared
with last years assessment. rem-ruuns
ties have been received to date and
these ten are not average counties:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-15
naming:

"Sadr Din @rnnbc NeIt oa Srnsr.
ga aisr ei TOM mango gier
Ga bans $40 iortrrGc
WeS en- Isutip Srolooomstunlt,
Sau Din @ruuoc mnn umIorit
YteIt / Nirrneu fnl6c."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-15
.GIDerbsi'. oprprer
9Bwerne!

Spor utroliet oct eno Ipber, be-.
nptter en- Gel al ben tpife Eresie ben
Gmlt9nbigheo. at noale Ssnoeripa
Der bar opern9ret "elperbci"s Sp.
~iereIie poa oct fongelige Seater til
ct 6oriss paa at opbioie Stcmninsen
imoo Sauitbeoen / Roroilespig. Get
al Den preusiiite Reaiering uuoer.
itstteoe Organ | Saocrslep, "Sd,leS.
wiaidle 8ren3poit" aror / Spibien
for SpbibielIesarbeioet, bpiS &araf.
Ter er ginet berpeb, at "e~Iperhsi",
Der iom befienot er itreoet omfriug
1920. fremitilleS iom et moo Spifbe.
ben noGifeube SenbenSifueipiI! ~
6or ct Bar Gar iioeu isate Se lam.
me tpife 5onatitere at temple ct
Bar Salnter | ben al a%oniitoriet /
Siel uogipue airteialmeboa, nemlig
@rorious Scr nil ties, Der oil bie8"
og SebIenihIGaerS @earaueIieSiolme
ger mig. . Sfog, at piSue GLAD"
iom "Oonife Sange al opbioienoe OF
fornGrmcliat SnOboIo / national
Senieeube."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-15
Weieriinouitrien.

6nirnlount Creamery Gompani "a
Here an0re Nfcicrlioreningcr bar
iamnlen inoien0t &Idge til Mtcllem.
itatss San0elstomml@itoue moo Slli.
nois Central oA ct tort Gntul nnore
Observation-Disclosures ! &eiten oa Horo.
oeiten, Der beItpIoea Tor at babe rot.
tet fig iammen / oct 2iemeb at for
beie 6rafttarteruc paa Weieripro.
buffer. Den famine 8lage or ogiaa
rettet MOB Limited Stotes, aoam$,
americou og @eQa Sarge & 60. Gr.
prestompanierne.
elsie WeieriicIitober oplpier / fin
alage. at De orlucr Correcting /
Staterue Soma, Aebroifa, SOutD
9afota. 8pominq, Colorado, &ou'
Jas, Wisiouri, &QinoiS, Snoiano,
8isconiin, Dtiunciota, Ohio, Mift.
gan, aentucfp, Snbian Ierritolp %
Sflahoma Serritorn, oa at De bar en-
ionlet 9riitsfnpital paa $4,000.
900. Sc probucercr aarlig 10000.
600 Guuo Smsr til en- iamIet @Gr.
81 az St4OO0,OOO. men bUoraf oe,
efter bpao be fremHGoer | &lagen,
fun bar Ell Iettofortieneite al Y
Gent pr. Guno.
9e cplpier piocrc, at De UNDER De
nprpprenoe Garter betaler De on.
a~jeIoenbe 9aneielitnber oper $500
900 / Sragt. og GrpresuOgtfter ON
9aret.
Get p~aaitaaes / aIagenb az De an
aieIoenoe 9aneielitober bar rottet
fla iummen ON at Iorbsie Sarterue
for Sefororing al Glsbe fra glen.
neminitlig 1 Gent pr. Runb al oct
proSucereoe Smsr til sienneninit'
lig 12s Sent pr. 4umb. eller ira 80
Gent pr. 10 8olou 8anoe ill 80
Gent pr. 10 Salon aun6e meo
6leoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-15

Gage; en- Gel -non- btep aFilaaef, %
man bnpoe subt paab ON osiaa at iaa
ben | Sns, men mn bar ri ,sisn ct iulos
.itrnbist Spitpeir meo Resn % 8ino.
Saabei srue itaar ribteoe ipr fit Sns'
bplb, Der lisser ! Tdpier henuuer Wars
ferne; Ipieierne liber poubt al al grhe.
os paa bsiere lisssioe @aaroe er BET
uanlfelist, ON 8ornet pil bIi mpSeni.
@ubrm Yif / Qunbanss er nplia be,
spnoi cit Seoepa,ebanoel. Ga Der I'LL
er mango Saanbparfsrs % andre ar.
beiSsiolf / Spscen, iom life aItiS fan
hdue liae let for at eiUre itprre SuStisb
for Garet, err en- iaaoan Screening fi9rs
fommen.
SprfjeIige, lom ber ira Spqoeu bar
bsIiasst / Sslanbsfiltet, bOlosr nu paa
al fomnte biem isien. Soriteiu 9aup.
lancet bar psiaa | CONNER parst paa
Sslano; imecens bar arue % Spar
Serse oplsrt mt Sas til BAN. Set er
imioleriio enbnu life IGrOiot til Sups
flginins.
Sobdu 9dupia ital bploe Srplup.
Tel tpmmer til at itna pnu Etitsis hos
Srnoeus 5aber Sobannes Rittelien.
Sor Sans Sasen bnr bet n9ret en-
oaarlis SVmmsr. oa SeiiiItst bar Iaaet
albeles Sell. 8pabens TO Nutlas bar
beller life inotil pioere 9IOrt nogeu Spr.
refining, oa Srisliuser life bar saaet
unber 2auo. Men BET er uuoerliat,
buOr gOot Siitereu fan boloe Sumrret
oppe bare ueo at tale ON, "bpuo loul
fuuoe u9ret 9iort" 90 hpno iUm h9nbie,
% buor 9opt bet aif ior iaa % iou man.
&c aar iiosn.
StrGooer Gpanser har MI faaet
8ruuomur i9roig for lit uDe Sus.
Sorseir Stsinits bar berimoO enonu lille
begpnot upaet Irbeibe 9ua fin Cont.
Otter 6urIpbeube tRnier ban paa at ops
IRE Ell itprre Spsnins.
Gt9rio Sprpe % beuoc8 Wanb 8aal
bar / CONNER ppboloi it9 pou Rpgauro
/ Salin9oul; Iaat lpm SIunttefar ps
St9rio ION Suoeie.
@amle 2ars Sprpe itnbler turat %
Itst mellem tit 0us % "6oreniugen"
M Iom fpr; ban er b!epcn uO9et tung'
bort / bet iioite.
Saa til Slut nosle Orb on mine
e9ne 5Orboloe. Dor tire Nur iioeu I'll
ieg peo 0jGlp al ct Spll0bnutluon pp.
lsrt gus inbe paa "a~oIba9eneiet" per
2aupia. Seq Ear flor 6nmtlie: s Sprn,
6alOparten al huer Sort. &c 10 Glps
tie Ssnter er porne % noe / 3leneite,
s 0uer 20 Nar bar leQ nrbctoet mer
SrGItlGrirg-belit Smaoiager til Ius
riIticrretninocrne -Sar Nrbcioet pGret
"Smoatteri", ida er u0'oa 9ieiultatet
blit: Smoa SmitGnbieb eosr. Miu Sps
ne heber &ari % er ira Cii9Sbg / Conn,
Suaar baOoe ui ct bua9ell9t gcips a
benoeS Spitcr Warit Spsrbp % 9atter,
3e bar boet peo GepilS Safe / l0-ll
Gar % fom ttlbase til Norge iOr 3 va,
iioen. Wartt er gift mco 8riiteu Sper'
be. 9eres eneite Barn, Warait, Ell
Ip9eli9. s CONNER bar Dior Os Slt
Ter ppboIot Jig paa 2omsiGteren "Spi'
terituleu".
Win Some bilier aieRDie ps SlGst
rlnger ira Com, buurni Der uUt iinoes
aoitiai8e beroper.
SiiteiG, September, 1907.
i. O. Stuar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-15
Oepheo Fan fife helbreoes

ses Istals ggtsIer, ba Dc iitt taH naa ben ansrebRe
Tel az Fret. Ter az ma tz Naaoe AZ tursrr fsphts,
o. bet az pep fouftiiMiioHsuc Rleler. Tsphee forairr
iases Deb en- betaHot TutaEs AZ slimttassH bet
eufiahifss su. s2aar betir Rgr bItpfr HhamneTrf,
mefcr Tt On rHlenbe ene slgr flar On oaaTlia fsrelis.
es naar ben blieeT belt lHsici, tr fsuhee bs!aeH, o.
meemiEprs BefxHetIisn fan tcrnes, o. estts Nsr aieEs
sipes fH nsrmal. Tilteus, pi hsrrlfea p9rs sreiaar
for feeie. ri no AZ ii Iilfrlbtr trewsatees pee Re
taEgh, Der Ct iHtet aRbet sae en- betxref IiIftane AZ
SlinhsuesrHs.
81 bill sipe 81 huHerrss Tsraps for efhper Illfxfse
az Ssphek dpraariaarf az saiGrrs). ipm life faa fare.
Ss uieo Halls CatarTh Cure. Strip efisT gir,alxrs.
hit q. JghsutH4 60, dslseo. G.
Boa an, apeIe!rx, Ibs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-15

@eo Sell bel ucS Eeisu at taac.
Ser bIco ga fortGIet foriGrbeliG Ting.
Git 2auoet upfnlSeS meS SIaNoer orr'
firing,
Sporom lea ei Scunen oil rers.
Spac itaI man purSere 9ecI3ebubS Sun'.
SoorpsI Den pdu3ittiee SsbeI og &ai
Oil IaGue til iaaodrt tit Gre?
Sen taIeuoe 1auo III Silbercrc uot
IA Solicit fra &aaaer OF StroOcu / Slot
Sra Siiferi reiite tiIbaae;
Sc iputeS be piISe fornre fin gtpnt.
vt herc, bpor Sproeet inIot tn!t ener
tpuSt
Ga image Sen fremmeSe aoae.
Sc tomute til GUS % Portable oS bet,
Soruereubes aItir9 a herlta % net,
SIig fremmeS en- Sreit til at bere;
3er &c ri en- arhen SorfIariua Serpad.
"a Yreitcu pno YrGoiieitoI TOM at ltao
8an taitco Scm nttSe: for gre.
@t IoS Scm aIpcrIig meo ErliicI %forItda,
SbiS nogcr berciter urbcioeec nda
Sinc Teoocr NthbcH iii at rsrc,
Snn ifuIoe IfattcreS ret Ii9e PED och
Scr faitco Cor Serrc al Sauternc ben
60 bar mto aiauoer at aierc;
SpaS Her ber? Set Nrbeo en- RdarcS a
ire,
Ser Sunoen III iUGeu GiLbsrer at ic,
Sau itirmtcs at prGSite mere.
Rau hsrSc. Net anGte meN SiNcu fors
ipnnbt :
5bi SanSeu o~erefter ei &eiIigbcN iuuot.
Sdd Hal man oeu abe iirert."
Epeii tan man neppc taI6e bette
ca mlcgct anoct. iom Better 0ois
6igteOc. San iIsi life bsit; men ban
funoe ifriue 9obe &crS. 90 itsrre
6ororing enc beu itiaeoe Iioeu life
til Ell Gigter. San fieuotc line Eop'
penbeimere OF itrep iaooant, JON De
runoe i~oritoa. San ldaOe Tor Iagen
ct barnliat Guiolo, iom er eI'teligt
o. pelgierenoe. Sclo bnuoc ban oG'
iaa euocI troifploige oa ooertfoi'te
6oreitiaingcr, ION mani tau lc AZ
hans "aotefi$mSionae". : lin 6or'
rlorina oper oct tienoc @u0 ifrtuer
Ran ionIeoe8 benne bsiuigtige 6or'
naming:
"Saar Din @runSc ReIt oa 5nsr.
ga aisr ei iom mango gisr
Ga bans $40 iortrnGc
ReS en- IsuIi9 SrolNoomStnnlt.
Saa Din @raubc mac umiorit
gteIt / airrreu fDINc."
Better 9nis' 6nniliennpn oar
cqentlig 7uuoos. on Slegten par ira
Gunoee, Sfotlano. On al bans 81
terfommerc bar Den Goftor Gunoa9.
iom for noqlc gur iiocn bsbe / Gam
bridge, 8isconiin. Ieuue Iottor
Tun6as hauoc oqina en- poetiif Mare.
San bar flittig iii at itrtoe Beers for
DC norit.ameritunite auiier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-15

10000 Spb tiIUeirs. - Ceres
SaloifiGrm er Ga paaIi6clig Nr.
Suftifipper?
Abiolllt men 6abrifouten
er forreiten forpIiQtct til at ia Den
tilbnge. bptS Den life 0lter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-15

Gen l7be ausuit afbulbt Sarbanger
5oltsuGb ninsslamIag 59stniussit po.
ming / Samlaeretratterne. gsb Girei.
fen bar Seiret iurt, bullet biorpa til at
gpelierne life III ben ~fornpone 9iIIlut.
ming. Giier 5orlBcenoe peltpe fun %
IanS; men pisie ium 1pouepe" fla no,
bIep ba peiaa beisuuet meo bet preatis.
ite geir paa Cueliesoa9en, pmeno Ter.
renst par uoset opblcot eiter bet long.
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Saptein Amoal.
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ses o. 8ptiens 5islbitrafninser peS
Samlasrsuanb bar lanse urret llsHis.
beb, liar uiso Seuipn til Susit at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-15

9tat til Susbas Abe Sstember %
belle 2asen eiter gil ct UuerbGnbisi
uueir ousr bis E 3rattsr. 2et bl9ite
en- sturm Os iiIresnsps; Oppe i Ssicer'
ne iesbe bet iom Mirtoiuiers. Goit
niaaits / itsrite Sait aiitso iii 5ielbs
for at bjsrge areaturene o. en- flor Tel
al Ssiatniusen maatte irasies bisuI.
canine Dag beuote II nlptfe /
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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1907-06-12
Florida The Poor Mans Paradise.

Congressman Champ Clark, Of Mis-
souri, who recently visited Florida,
says:
'It is not generally known that Flor
ida is the largest State east of the
Mississippi, but it is. Of course every
body knows of her heating giving eli
mate, her phosphate beds and her
immense forests of pine and cypress.
Her orange groves and big hotels have
been extensively exploited, but the
fact that it is the best poor mans
country in America has not been ex-
plotted much, and that is the most
important feature of Florida. If the
fact were generally known that a
family Of five or more persons can
live comfortably on a two-acre truck
patch and even lay something by for
a rainy day, Florida's population
would soon double. Just now thou
sands of people from the northern
and central states are moving to Mani
toba to better their conditions, but
it costs only about half as much to
live we'll in Florida as it does in Mani
toba. House, clothing, food and fuel
do not cost as much. Cattle live the
year round outdoors and keep fat.
To sum it all up, would call Florida
the poor mans PARADISE Not but that
it is delightful habitat for the we'll to
do and the rich. They can take care
Of themselves anywhere. Why any
man can live in city slums and rear
children when they can find home
with pleasant surroundings and health
full environments in Florida at price
within the reach of the everyday
laborer, is surprising mystery. I
am no land agent or land boomer; I
own not one cents worth of property
in Florida, but I write these words