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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-23
Di fomnner os.
Cpsaber Ober be Soreneoe Staters
SanScI meb SDblanoene.
Gorpset notprieI.

De Sorenebe Staters Sanoel meo
De latinif.amerifanffe 9auoe nnbrog
| iibite SiifaIaar til oper 5000, 000,-
600 iammenlisnet meo $234.000,.
900 for ii gar fioen. 5 Be
tegnelien latinf.amerifnnife 2nnoe
er inobefottet Werico, belle Central.
amerifa meb llnotageIie al 8ritiIf
Sonouras, belle Spbamerifa meo
ltnotagelie at gritiif o. Souanoif
Guiana, og nlle De peitinbiife Ger
meo ltnotaselie at Dem, Tom itaar
UNDER britiif, bollanbif eler banit
Sperberrebsmme.
Snbfsrielen fra oisie 9anoe an.
brog | garet 1907 til $350.000.000
ia~mmenIignet meo $t55, 000,0 900
1897, iaa Den aItiad bar Iiot Hler emo
foroobIet fig / Siaaret. llofsrielen
til oisie 2anoe anorog | 1907 ii.
1926, 000, 900 iammenlisnet meo
$S9,000,000 / 1897, iaa llbfsrielen
aItiaa / iafume Sioar neiten bar
treoobIet fig. Sor Iericos 8eofom.
menoe belsb Snofsrielen | 1907 iig
til $57, 000, 600 moo $4,000, 900
1897, og llofsrielen bio berfra til
$66, 100000 MOB $23,000,0000 for
ii lar iioen.
Sra Gentralamerifa anbrog Snos
fgrielen / 1907 fig til $15,000,000
mob ca. 100000 / 1897, og no.
fsrleIen bio til $270O0,O00 fam.
menIisnet meb $S,000,000 for ii
gor iiben.
Sra SpSamerifa bopoe Suofsrie'
len | 1907 en- @9roi of $15S,000..
900 ~iammenlienet nteo $t03,000,-
go | 1897, o. 1lof6rieien bio Ell
gproi at $50, 000,0 600 iammenIisnet
meb $4,000 900 for 10 star fiben.
SammenIigner man Sanoelen
meo De latinif-omertfanife Sanbe
1907 meo Sonbelen I bet umio.
oeI6ort foruogaaenoe gnr, 1906, iaa
finoer man at ~llofsrielen til Wserico
bar Iteget s 0iiaioner Dollars, uo.
fsrielen til Sp6amerifa z Miaioner,
til Gentralamerifa A Riaioner 90
til Cuba life fuIot 2 Iiaioner.
SomtiSig bar, paa Den anoen SIDE,
SnbfsrIelen fra Spoamerifa forsget
iig meo 20 Miliorer, fra Cuba meo
oper $12, 100000, fra Rerico meo
G Nilioner % fra Gentralamerifa
meo omtrent ~ Miaion.
Den iomlebe Sorsgelie al nRlten
$40, 10000 I 89rbien Of Dor rlo.
fsriel til oisie 2anoe | aoret 1907
ifpIbes neiten ilbeluffenoe ben iors'
aebe llbferiel al Sabrifoter og til
pirfeoe garer, Der for Gubas geo'
fommenoe ilogisr n9iten 60 Grocent,
for Merico omtrent 20 1rocent og
for Central. 90 Spoamerifa benimoo
SIS grocent. Sorsselien al Snofsr'
ielen beitaor bopeoiagelig | grso'
Itoffe og SfoamoteriaIier til 6a6rifa'
ftou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-23
On "Slar"= 6aaoe.

5 Smegnen af 2afota, q. Saf.,
foraoriager 5Iarens SiIitanb 6ar.
merne megen llro. Suotil for etpar
Tiger iioen funoe ll~oiigterne life
bape p9ret beore, og ale Segn tp.
oeoe poa en- uieopanIie itor apline.
Wen ina begpnote man ct Stpffe no
/ Maaneoen at iogttage en- graopis
inotreoenoe Sorauoring / SiIitnn-
ben, og flint man life iig imellem
bor inattet pioere ON BET, err man
M, beoer oct | ct Telegram ira 60.
fota, ioa temmelig iiffer paa, at
5larapIinsen oil bli gonffe ~betpoelig
minore, END man bapbe pentet.
On aariagen til Den i~notrnaote
ubeIoige Soranoring er Der fremiat
forifiellige Sbeorier, men inseu al
Dem ipnes at pinoe ipnoerIie SiI-
iIutnine. Gen melt alminOelise al
Dem goar no paa. at oct err ct eQer
anbet Clogs Snieft. iom soeIegger
Street. Neu oenne Sbeori ipues bel.
Ter life at ilaa inc, for en- ombpsse.
Iis llnoerisselie bar paapiit, at life
alene Srsbopeoet er osot eIer Do.
enoe, men at osiaa Rooen befinoer
FIG i iamme 1ilitano.
Tenne 5lorens SiIftnno fnI eri-
itere ! mer eller minore fremtreoen-
be 8rao ! en- Smtreos al ca. 80
MeiI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-23
riheosiubileum

Zen ipoanterifanffe RepubIif gr.
gentina bar b%eilrttet | 1910 at Of
boI6e en- geroensuoitiIing | @Iienos
apres til @iuoe ont at bet bd &c
100 aar iioen. at 9onSet ponot fin
5ribeo 90 ltuibRneigbeo.
geo ianme anIeSniug ItdI Der al.
ilsres ct itorartet 6ribeosmomament,
Tom Hegieringen I'M bar rtoiteot Sp.
fororing ON at gisre aonfiirrence.
uotdit iii. Der err nSiat en- grGmie
paa $4,000 for oct beoite llbfnit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-23
ara buIeboer.G ioen.

SCR. u. 5. Slpnn | 8enper, Colo
ruoo, giceprqiioent | bet oerp9renoe
orfeoloeiife SeIitdb, bar fornplig
aiort en- merfelig % poerit iItteres.
liant Spoaselie | Suleboerregicnen |
ipbbeItlige Colorado. Get er en- ier
etager bsi gpgning, iom enoru be-
timber iig / en- forbolospis bel bepa'
ret SiIItano. Get er en- at be itsrite
oa fuIoitGnoigite 9pgtiuser, iom er
f1tnoet bIonbt oisie &uiner. Den
er opfsrt al Stenbloffe, iom er mer
regulGrt tiIbugne enS panligpis bar
pqret SiIfelbet | oisie SrIeboerbps'
ninger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-23
Def traaoIcie Syitem.

6rSiproget. at intet er iaa COLT, al
oct life er goot for noaet. fan osiaa
anpenSes paa Sen nGrparenoe 3ele-
grafitreif, ioet oenne nemIis bar
brast Slaaoeoeportemeniet til bur.
tisit miIis at iremitpnoe GtabIerin.
gen al oct trdaoIsie Selesrnfipitenl
omboro paa oIle 6Ianoens Sfibe.
5ranblsie 9elesrafnppnrdter fin.
oes aaereoe omboro pda nosle al DC
npeite Glassifibe % uistigite arpo.
iere; men bet err Sanfen - os ben
pil M bnrtig bIi reaIiieret = Of
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-23

bpert eueite GrissFib itol uorrd G
nteo Sisie apporoter. Somttoig ri
Spiteuet ogiad bIipe betpoelig itNri
bet peo &ariueperfterne PAD taa
apiter.
9tnnr olle Sti6e bIir uorufteoe Tt
oeune Roaoe. oil oct bli aieriia. Z
6laoOeoepartenneutet at oirigera h,(
Den atIantiife 5Indoe. OF ueo al iog
mere en- ai9oe al Surtsier ujd Va
mama hrnoe ogina belle EdciiciloaScr
inbbeidttet Gifabrerue boaoe boa ID
amerifouife % aiiatiife Sioe If no
bet, boISeS | oirefte 6orbirSeIic nd
@oIbiuaton.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-23

GENE. SoIoaterne moo 10 of % til
bape Sritio. os naar De, bpao man
10 fife fan forbinore, t%iIbringer ben
uoenfor Sortets Smraaoe pg acm.
manoautens S~urisoiftion, fan Der in.
tet Spipn fsres meo benz.
Observation-Disclosures poopiier
peo Si9lp at itotiitiife Eobener, at
9ruffenifaben por min0re, Seiertior
nerne fprre og 9iiipIinen iibpre me.
get beore, ga oct bar tilaot, unSer
itrenst Spipn at felee gL Bin %
andre Iette 9riffeparer | Sarniio.
mems i~oafaIote "Ganteen".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-23
en- Riampepetition.

8robibitioniiterne teeSopa bar ioi
isang en- geopgelie, Der tiIiister al
faa SpsrssmaoIet ON f~oniiitutionel
9robibition after fOreIngt Solicit til
gfaisreIie. On aiGmpepetition Der.
ON til 2egislotirrer, Der ~iammentre.
Der ! 1909, er int igune % bar ale
reSe facet oper 10000 un~oerifrifter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-23

blep blglt operenoe 90 Ilcre $erlo.
ner fpGiteoe. oeribluHSt en- mag
gise, @iis Minnie Sliau. iaa al.
porIiat, at ser ifaI pGre tibet Saob
for benoes 2ip. SUN tlep al Stor.
men ilpneet iaa poloiontt moo en-
@as, at bun braffebe apsraSen,
On Cottage, iem be- oeoes at fire
rnse 9iser fra Rinu@Ipolis, pGIte.
ees oper paa Sioen, o. to at "a.
merne fom nofiaa IeIat tilifaoe.
SommcrfoIouieus Soretninesbeitp.
rer, Burt Sbompion, blcu srebct al
Stormen og fsrt attic cuer 100
SOB eiennem 2itften. San bIeo iot
neb igien nben at babr tdset nogel
Gfaoe af fin 2uftfart.
@roinero, Mint, % Smegn
biemisetes Ssnbos oeu tSoe os. al
en- merfelis SagIitorm. Ranee al
SaeIene peieoe oper I Tuno og
maaIte fra 10 til ~ GOmnier | 9ia-
meter. On @asie 8inouesriioer ilo'
grS iitpffer, oeriblonot oper 100 !
@onSiorbs Sotel oa oper so | Set-
itolebpaninsen. Gen ianfaIote "@ei'
tacle glocf" bIep foo unoergyupet al
set paofsIeenSe Sfpiresn, at gps'
ninaen fanIfe itiao neoriues.
s Suiegnen al @elle TIaine.
Weinn., miiteoe Sobn Gricfion fin
2aapebpsning, Der ontGnbtes al Sp'
net og neSbrrnote tiaigemeo GO
Con Sol.
@trs. Carrie SagerIunoS gaa-
ninasbus TO Dill fra annnnbole,
@inn., bIep rommet Of 2pnet, men
EeIbigbis bleb itgeu al geboertie
brpbt eIler fpGitet.
9pnet Hog inmme aften neo !
2anbs lutberife Strife ! Smeenen al
3umbrota, ION bIeb meget lent
ramponeret.
s Riper Sails, ssis., bIep be fire
rafre oa meaet foitbore Memorial.
pinbuer / Ietbooiitfirfen bI9ii mo,
os oen epangcIiF. futberife airfe
bl9it operenoe.
Gre Sernbdnebroer Dlep bortifpI.
Ieoe paa Omaboborens Sibelinie
meIem Gnsmortb og geIoenuiIle.
Sra SartIanb, @is., meloer ct
Selesrdm, at ben poloiomme Megn.
form bapoe foranringet en- pluoie'
zig Slom I 2ittIe Srimble Hibef, %
at 9. Sreoericfions ganningsbits
% @ranorb bar bIepet npIlet ofiteo
TO Mil neooo SIoOen.
On np SoeIitorm inotraf igieu |
Ssnoags oppe | 3Ortb 9ofota, ben.
ne Sang / HaboIoset at @arringtou,
bpor Den ruinereoe al @rsoen poa
en- Str9fning, IL Wif / apaorot.
Ser finbes / Strs9et melem Gar.
rington og gorIoip life en- agerfIef
isien, bpor oct pilbe Ipnne Jig at
inobsite a~pIingen. Dette bar ct
baarot SIag os bet iaa meget mer,
Tom ltbfigterne til Ell fortrinIis Ssit
aIbris bapbe pGret beore. aim faa
al Sarmerne bapoe Saslasiurauce.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-23
Spenlferne pauot.

Sra Stocfbolm teIearoierss ben
2toe slneuit:
Speniferue erobreoe one Se for.
nemite 8rGmier peo ben uetop al.
iIutteoe internotiouaIe Spsmmefon.
firrancc | SeIiiugfors, 6inTmo 30.
bert anoerion tog fsrite grauie |
Surtigipsmniug, SioImar Sobditieit
| Sptnina og Gouhis Spmfon
9iureonina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-23
UobeIpriien til sipline.

Sra Stocfbolm teIesraferes Den
19oe Muguit:
8laoet "Stocfholms- Sioningen"
meooeler, efter bpao oct erfl9rer for
at bore paaIioelig Slide. at ben Ii
terare 9obelpris for ianr er tilrGnft
ben engeIife 9igter Riioparo Sip.
ling. gIaoet %tiIfsier, at oaiaa Sine
rifaneren Iorf Snain bar 'oaret
bragt | Sorilag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-23

Ten nsrf. Sanifs YresieiOrsnins
fit f3be aarsmsoe | Goin
alubs SctnIe | minneapolis ben 3oie
Sept. i~sritfommenoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-23

Senere efterretninser fro ct.
gaul piier, at Stermen ogiaa anret.
iebe mesen Sfaoe noe ! S~auooiifrif.
terne / 3piainebpernes n9rmeite
Cmegm. gRrit ipnes oct at bape
goat no oper en- SommerfoIoni peo
2afe S~nbepenoenee / bet noroueftlise
Sierne al SennepiH Gountp. Manse
vi be Ietbpgseoe Sommereottages
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-25

When the first tariff bill was drafted in 1739, tobacco figured In the bill, an import duty of cents a pound being levied upon 1t. Since then a hundred tariff laws have been passed and to- baeco has figured in tariff legislation with increasing importance. Cigars were not officially recognized until 1894 when tax of g a thousand was put upon them regardless of weight or quality. When, in 1872 Congress desired to fill the war chests. an act of less than 100 words, doubling the tax on tobacco was passed Cigarettes were not recignlzed by Con gress and taxed until 1864.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-25

trial-to pay for it. And you men of this jury will have the pleasure of working to pay up the deficiency war rants, which have been issued by the state to meet the expenses of the pros ecution."
 Denounces Capital.
 When Mr Darrow, late in the even- ing, finally reach ed tbe Colorado labor troubles he grew eloquent in his de- nunciation of capital and his defense of the working man. He told of the eight-hour law passed by the Colorado legislature in 1899 and the fight against that law by the owners of the mines and the smelters.
 They took it to the supreme court of course, that court declared it un- constitutional" he exclaimed. Of course 1t Is unconstitutional to pass a law taking away from the Guggen- helms the right to take twelve hours work out of the hides of their working men instead of eight
 T am not here to say to you men that labor organizations do no wrong I know them too well for that They have often done wrong; they have often been unjust and frequently corrupt, but the labor organization has always stood for the poor. for the weak, for humanity and for human life and lib- erty.
 Destruction of Liberty.
 "The men struck in Colorado for the eight hour day and they got it. Are you men of the jury going to take it away from them? MT Hawley asks you to destroy the Western Federation of Miners by hanging its leaders. Are you going to do it? Doubtless they have done some brutal things, some criminal things and some that were not wise and some that were not just Let's admit it. I know it and l am not going to lie to you about it.
 But admitting all this, would you destroy the Western Federation of Miners and hand 10000 men over to deal singlehanded with the Mine Own CTS association, with the Guggenheims? If you destroy the labor unions of this country you destroy liberty when you strike the blow and will leave the poor to do the bidding of the rich"
 MT. Darrow had begun a detailed re- view of the evidence in the case as court adjourned at o'clock tonight until o'clock tomorrow morning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-25
SUMMER ILLS

The exhausting heat of the Summer weather causes untold suffeing and misery to thousands of men. women and children. Deaths occur on all sides from diarrhoea, dysentery, chills, chol- era morbus, typhoid and other levers. due in a great number of cases to i'm pure water and the consumption of unripe fruits by those whose systems and stomachs are not in a healthy condition.
 The many ills that come during the hot, sultry weather can be avoided by keeping the body strong and healthy With Duffy's Pure Malt WhislIey, the great body-builder
 If all were more careful to keep the system in a vigorous, healthy condi- tion the germs of these diseases could not obtain a foothold Leading doc tors agree that Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey has no equal as destroyer of poisonous germs in the body. It is indorsed by the clergy and profess sional nurses and recommended by all schools of medicine as a positive cure for pneumonia, consumption grip, dys- pepsia, indigestion, nervous prostra- tion. all diseases of the throat and lungs. every form of stomach trouble, malaria chills, fever and all run down, weakened, diseased conditions of tbo bodv brain mind and muscle It is a heart tonic, blood purifier and promoter of health and long life; makes the old hearty and young and keeps the young vigorous and strong.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-25
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Seashore Camp Grounds and return. .S9.95
 Tickets will be sold July 9th to August 4th inclusive account Seashore Camp Meeting, limited 20 days from date of sale with privilege of extension,
 Chautauqua Lake, N, Y., and return, $26.00
 Special excursion to Chautauqua Lake, N. Y. July 24th and 18th. Tickets sold July 24th limited to return August 9th. and tickets sold July 25th limited August 27th.
 NORFOL--, VA. AND RETURN, AC- COUNT JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION. Season ticket .... ........,............$ $31. 05 6O-day ticket ........................... 25.9) 15-day ticket ..........'.......... 2lo0 To-day ticket. sold Tuesdays and Fri
 days and good in coach only....... 15.55
 For particulars apply to P. Sid Jones, D. P. A, or Depot Ticket Office, Birming ham, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-25

pound mark. Since 1870 about one-haf of the counties in the state have grown tobacco and from 1870 to 1880 the pro- duct increased 1000 per cent. As early as 1640 Connecticut passed a law prohibit ing all persons under 20 years and all persons not confirmed users of tobacco, from using 1t except upon the certificate of a physician stating that 1t benefited their health. No person was allowed to use tobacco in public. The result was the establishment of a good export trade.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-25
Hoodoo Number Passed,

Washington July 24.-The state depaet- ment today made public the results of the recent examination of the candidates for the appointment for the consular service for which hfty-four men were designated, thirty-eight presented for examination and only thirteen passed, receiving the fe- ouired mark of 80.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-25
Prisoner In Jail,

Huntsville, July 4,-(Special. )-Rufus Jackson, a young white man, arrested here for the Marshall county author ities, on a charge of assault with in- tent t1 murder, has been taken to Gun tersville and placed in jail. Deputy Sher- If Mayhall came up for the prisoner.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-25

There are various stories as to the discovery of tobacco and the origin of the name. One historian says Spanlards found 1t In 1560 in the island of Aabacca, Bay of Panama. Others say 1t was found in 1530 in Tabaca, province of Yucatan, while 1t Is contended in some quarters that the Indians called their pipes "T0- bage and from that originated the name The botanical name 'nicotiana" was be- slowed because Jean Moot ambassador from the Court of Francis II to Portugal, presented some tobacco to the Grand Pre at Lisbon. Sir Walter Raleigh, Sir Fran cis Drake and Ralph Lane are by diff ferent accounts. credited with having in troduced tobacco into England.
 Although strong protests were made against using tobacco, the demand for 1t has increased uninteruptedly since 1t was II trodueed into civilized countries. The discussion of the evil has been hotly waged since King James wrote his "Counterbast to Tobacco" but no appre- cialble reults are observable. Soon after White men began to smoke, references to the weed crept into literature, and while abstainers thundered at consumers, poets dedicated verses to Lady Nicotine Milton, Byron, Burns, Moore, Campbell Scott, Lowell, Tennyson. Carlyle. Emer- son and many other famous literati were devoted to the weed. Emerson and Car lyle are said to have spent an evening upon opposite sides of an open fire si- lently pufffflng at their pipes When the clock struck 12 they arose and thanked one another for a pleasant and profitable evening. Buckle, tAe historian, said he never grudged money for tobacco or books. Charles Lam "toiled for tobacco as some men toll after virture.' It was Kipling who wrote:
 A million surplus Maggies are willing
 to bear the yoke,
 A womans only a woman, but a good
 cigars a smoke.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-02-09

Reports from places which used vot.
Ing machines In the recent State cleo.
tons show the superiority of the ma.
chine over tho lead.pencil-and-ballot
method. In no place where tho ma.
chimes were used were returns later
than one.half hour after the closing of
the polls. In most places where tho
Old-fashlOned way Of voting prevailed
there was seldom complete and accu.
rate return within twenty.four hours.
Machines are now In use In more than
GOO cities. towns and villages In tho
United States. Buffalo, Syracuse, San
Francisco, Indianapolis, Milwaukee,
Cleveland and Omaha are among tho
larger cities where they have been
adopted.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-02-09

The latest distribution OF Carnegie
Hero Fund medals bestowed do.
served recognition upon sixteen per.
selves by deeds of courage which re.
suited In the saving of life. 1t Is In.
teresting to note that, of the sixteen,
ten live in or near Chicago. As In pre-.
vious lists, the latest beneficiaries In.
clude many young people, nearly all
of whom received grants Of money In
with which to complete their educa.
ton. The details Of the deeds for
which the awards were made are In.
spring reading, especially for that
growing number OF intelligent persons
who realize that war Is not necessary
to breed heroism.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-02-09

Happily the horse has faculty for
upsetting the gloomy predictions that
he Is fated to be put out of business
by the automobile. The horse business
has kept right on developing In spite
Of the fact that the automobile indus.
try has been engaged In similar un.
dertaking. The demand for horses Is
still great. The supply of some classes
of them Ia inadequate. Tho prices are
high. The automobile may scare the
horse into the ditch, but 1t isn't likely
to crowd him to the wall. There will
always BIO field for the horse, as
there will always be field for the au.
! tOmObile.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-02-09
THE LEGISLATURE MUST INVESTIGATE THE BEEF TRUST.
Judiciary of Cook County.
APPELLATE COURT JUDGES

FRANCIS ADAMS, Presiding Justice.
EDWARD O. BROWN, JESSE HOLDOM.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-02-09
BRANCH APPELLATE COURT

HENRY Y. FREEMAN, Presiding Justice
FRANK BAKER, FREDERICK A. SIN
A. r. Porter, Clerk Appellate Court.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-10-17

no tbe nominee. he could do no more
IN accomplish that end than he mas
already done. and continues 10 uo'
Had he wished TO eliminate Tait' he
could have done nothing more astute
than to encourage that trusting set'
itor IN make his speech at Lexington,
" which affronted the south, ana
his speech at Oklahoma IN WHICH ne
defended government by Injunction
and urped bis hearers TO vote against
statehood. Had he wished to pre-
vent the nomination OF any ONO
candidate. he could have done notb-
ing more clever than to set Iait anu
Foraker. Burton and Dick at eacil
others threats as he has done.
II Mr.. Roosevelt, the politician,
not the president, OF course, Wanteo
TO bring the Pacific coast back ihto
line after bis threat 10 use all lhe
forces. civil and military, at his
command. to enforce the treaty
rights OF the japanese, what couid
he have done better than to strip the
whole Atlantic coast Of naval plotec-
tion, and at an additional cost OF
s., OCO, 600, give the Pacific states a
naval parade.
III he wanted to estop the growing
strength Of either the Foraker or the
Fairbanks boom in the south, no"
could he better accomplish 1t than
by tip down the main artery Oh
the southern states, the Mississippi
river. with speeches at every STRAIT
egic point.
While the chorus of senators and
representatives, of politicians OF
every grade and nature continues to
shout the glad tidings OF the thlfo
term. MI. Roosevelt is silent, neither
protesting against their uttelances'
nor disciplining those who are direct
ly responsible to him. No man ever
invited cohersion so clearly as he.
Senator Platt, in whose antagonism
Roosevelt is happy, remarked senten-
tiously of Governor Hughes yester
day, that he would not take the vice
presidency. He is not, said Platt, a
man to be easily forced as Roosevelt
was at Philadelphia. The senator
seems to think that Mr. Roosevelt is
getting ready to be forced once more.
The announcement that Mr..
Hearst's Independence Leagues are
determined to resolve themselves in.
to a third national political party
sets political spectators thinking.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-10-17
Pioneer Nero. Co., Ltd.

local regulation OF local tratiic, and
recoil from the proposition that local
regulation as well as interstate regu.
lation he placed In the hands OF the
government at Washington.
President Roosevelt blunders again
In rebuking the Nebraska republicans
for the anti-inIunotion plank OF their
platform. That plank, IL Ii safe to
say, Is the most popular plank In the
platform. The twenty attorneys
general at st. Louis went even fur
ther than the Nebraska republicans.
and they. without doubt, represented
the sentiment OF their various states.
President Roosevelt hlunders, too,
In his demand for n ship subsidy and
for a still larger navy. Especially Is
the ship subsidy doctrine abhorent
west of the Allephenies.
So Secretary Taft Numbered when
he went TO Oklahoma TO oppose state.
hood ana TO denounce the anti.in-
junction and the initiative and refer
endum clauses Of the constitution.
30 he blundered when, at Columbus,
he threw cold water on the income
tax theory and argued that, on the
whole, there IL no water In railroad
stock.
In all these things the president
aud his protege are placing them.
selves 10 opposition to u public senti.
ment that Is deep.rooted, healthy
and righteous. To this extent they
are weakening--their party. And u
this extent the democratic party IL
prohtins, since on each OF these ques'
tions u occupies the ground that Is
not only popular but right. Omaha
World. Herald.