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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-08-03
TRUTHS.

The Dixie oil boom is all right;
that is, the article on which the boom
is predicated is there in some quanti-
ty, and this isn't always the case. 1t
is a lamertable fact that this good
ly state has had more oil fields on pa
per and fewer in substance than any
other part of the public domain. For
a while they were springing up like
mushrooms all over the eastern and
southeastern parts of Utah, and
some of them undoubtedly showed up
in limited way. If as much as one
barrel of crude petroleum ever found
its way into the center of trade those
who had it in charge must have kept
1T concealed very skillfully. With
even that taken into consideration
the oleagenous substance may have
been and doubtless was there, but
the work done to bring it to the sur
face was apparently not sufficient in
quantity or quality.
In Dixie it is different, vastly diff
ferent AS in political campaign,
the spouters spout. Not that there
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-08-03
DEATH OF WIN. B. STANLEY.

William B. Stanley who passed
away few days ago after lingering
illness was very valuable and much
respected citizen of this state and was
well known throughout the entire
west with the growth and upbulding
of which he was closely identified
He was nephew of the late Allan c.
Campbell with whom he was asso-
ciated in business way for long
time and since Mr.. Campbells death
he had a large share in the manage
ment of his very extensive estate
His wife was Miss Thompson of the
well known Thompson family of
Southern Utah and a relative of May
or Thompson of this city. Mr.. Stan
ley was a good man in all respects, in
business and in his family life He
will be missed by many warm friends
who offer sincere sympathy to the
stricken family.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-08-03

police department; this in addition to
the personal services of every man
on the force from now until election
time.
One of the leading spirits of the
Salt Lake Tribune said the other day:
I'VE knew all the time that Sheets
was guilty, but we thought the 9th
err fellows couldn't prove it. That's
where we were fooled. Now we have
to eat crow and Id black crow at
that"
Judge Theodosius Botkin who for
several years has been United States
consul to the Island of Mauritius is
back in Salt Lake to spend few days
visiting old friends and renewing old
acquaintance here. He had very
pleasant time on the island, but on
the whole is not sorry to relinquish
the conculate there for more
agreeable and more lucrative one in
New Brunswick, the duties of which
he will assume in few weeks. Judge
Botkin is well and favorably known
here and his many friends who are
glad to shake his hand.
1t is claimed there were $4,000 peo-
pie at Lagoon on American" day
The retail merchants beat that by
several thousands.
Anarchist Weber sounded the key
note for the american" fall cam
paign. 1t was Oh expense We're
in the saddle and will go the limit"
He made mistake, however when
he said that next year his aggregation
would spend more of the tax payers
money than this. They won't have
chance.
A few more designations of "Amer-
lean" office holders would be for the
publc's good George Sheets isn't
one whit worse than a good many
that are holding office right at this
time. The American" campaign
committee should get after them Just
as they did with Sheets.
It's pity that Haywood and Moy
er didn't come to Salt Lake in time
to attend the american" pic mic at
Lagoon. They would have made
good right and left supporters for the
orator of the day Anarchist Weber.
Will the Tribune please rise and
tell the anxious public whether Nc
Whittier Brothers are Scotland Yard
detectives or just plain "Wallie" and
Sandy" McWhirter, Suckers from
Scotland"
How cruel it was for the hierarch
to import two Scotland Yard detec-
tives like "Wallie" and SANDY" Nc
Whittier and match them against meek
eyed innocents like Chief Sheets. de-
L.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-08-03

has Decll any SiCdt dNSuihuio'iOi VI.
petroleum, paraffin, naptha or any
of the other hydrocarbons, the pro-
cess of development not yet having
reached the stage of reservorlng.
But this is only a matter of detail,
something for subsequent consider
alton Derricks and the other me-
chanism incidental to such business
are on the ground and the represen-
tations of capital are there too, some
of the capital represented being that
no less substantial and widely known
concerns than the Standard and Con-
tiuental Oil companies. These peo-
pie invariably scent the oil fields
from afar, and when they gather at
the scene it is pretty sure sign that
there is something doing and some
thing more to be done.
All things in mineral way go to
show that the course of Utah is up
ward and onward. The discoveries
and developments made and making
are adding to her splendid posses
sions and wonderful wealth. With
the suppression of handful of stor-
my petrels in the political field the
measure of her greatness in all cs-
sential respects is beyond the limits
of computation. 1t is a good place
to live in, the best place to grow in
and as good as any other die in.
1t has now $4,000 inhabitants. Hur-
rah for Utah, anyway!
The other day, in Denver, Maud
Fealy, young actress, took a no.
ton to get married and done So"
How little thing like that which
occurs every hour of every day of all
the years of time could amount to
such social earthquake as has been
the case would be singular if it were
not so plural The daily papers have
had to pay quite a few for the tele-
grams which have griled their col
"ihho We ibihS lhS IlSSdllldllCc, dS
the girls mother insists on proclaim
ing it, and it is now about time for
this particular fame to give way to
some other in the moving picture
exhibition of life.
The one stubborn juror in the Hay
wood case still believes that the de-
PENDANT was guilty. He gave way to
the other eleven because it was use
less to hold out and this would have
made it difficult to get another Jury
to try the remaining undesirable ci-
items" But as the solitary juror took
an oath to well and truly try the is
sues and true verdict render, how
cam he reconcile his oath with hi;
action?
Is there no way by which Emma
Goldman, Eugene Debs and other So
cial scum who ought to be dumped.
into the sea can be prevented from
insulting the President of law-up
holding country?
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-08-03
Do You Wish
Any Of These?

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10 go to college To buy home way It's casv On
en- an account at this bank Save money DELAY
gin now Have life your savings help YOU
to attain your wish We here to help YOU
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-24
AnunciO

Depa1tamento del Interior de Puerto
Rico. Bureau de Obras Pdbli'
cas-. Ofcina del Superintendent
te. San Juan, P. r., diciembre
10 de 1907.
Proposicioues en- pliegos cerrados
para la adjudicaci6n en- pdbllca su-
basta de la construction de S kil6me-
tros aproximadalnerte de la carrttera
dc BaIranquitas a Colnerio Sc admit
ran en- esta ohcina hasta las 10 am
del dis 80 de dicietnbre de 1907 ell quo
Sc abriran pdblicamente.
Fl presupuesto aproximado d.
las obras asciende a $50 5000,
Todos los datos nece' arios, impre
sos de proposiciones y cont alto ms
trrcciones a los postores Sc dardn q
esta o6cina.
La administration sc rtserva e
derecho de rtchazar cualquiera Q TO
das las roposiciones y de adjudica
Ell contrato bajo otras considerations
que las dc precio solamente.
Por ordcn del Comisionado de
interior. j. ], JlMENEz, Suyeriuten
dente de O5ras P6blicas. IS9
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-24
Anuncio

Departamento del Interior de Puerto
Rico Bureau de Obras Publ
cas-. Ofcina del Superintendent
te. San Juan, P. r., Diciemble
10 de 1907.
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados
parala adjudication en- pdblica sabas
ia de la construction de 4.63 kllome-
tros aproximadamente de la carretera
n1mero II, luana Dlaz Ciales, secclor
Villalva-Divisor'a, Sc admitlran en-
esta ofcina hasta las 10 am, del ola
30 de diciernbre, 1907, ell que Sc abri
ran pdblicamente.
El presupuesto aprox!mado de las
obras asciende a $27.633.o 90.
Todos los datos nectsarlos, I'M
presos de proposiciones y cortrato G
instruction a los postores Sc daran Ell
esta ofcina.
La administration Sc reserva e
de1echo de rechazar cualquiera 9 to-
das las proposiciones y de adjudlcar
el contrato bajo otras consideraclones
que las de precio solamente.
Por orden del Co1nisionado de
Interior j. J. JIMENEz, Superinten
dente de Obras P1blicas. l59
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-24
Ipe eaeas del mundo No cab mtaci
| UNICOS AGENTES PARA PUERTO RICO.
Cescedo BeInanN { Ca, San Juan ?, R,
t5taMe(Inlsat0 teTnaI d9,;,baf0s
sylggdS uin2IaIeS de Al(bena.

Ultlmo anallsis del professor qut.
mtco doctor don Manuel Sacuz Diez
en- 1891:
Temperature, $50 sic. Deusl
lad, 1.oo2, 334 Can't lad cada "a
1oyas, $4,000 Hires. Residue Sn
10 litro q I2ocEc 1880, 264 grsmos
Gases disueltos eh un lltro Dc
1gta desprendidos poi Ia ebujlicI6n:
Acido sulfhfdrico 81 cent?
ne etros cGbicos. -Acido caib6nico
t6. IL idem idem. -Azoe r9 o. idem
lien.
Estos bafios y aguas, de fama
universal, estan indicados y reco-
mcadados por la clencia medica,
especialmente, para las enfermeda-
des reumStlcas y gotosas, las sifili-
IDEAS. en- Sus rnchas y vHrIadas MA
nit.staciones, herYSti a., c3crofu
o. as y de la riei
En- el mi bAlrearic hay ho
telts d!versos, al aicance de toda>
las fortunas, Siendo su 2dlninistTa
dor don Serafin Murcia, el QUE
1uede facilitar los informes que s.
nteresen.
Este balneafio esta situado en-
la provirc cia de Murcia-Rspsha
IS fagcrecido poi di,1 nil ccncu-
rrentes anualeS y funciona coustau.
temente, estauio ateEdido tn la &C
tual!dad por nedicos especislIstas
como son SD director s.iiur Tsboa-
da, el 5, nor Spreaf o d! iastllulo
Rubio de Madrid, el stfor More,
sxinterno por opoSicitn de los hos
pitales de Madrid : otro'.
Las sguas de A5oh.la ,levuel-
ven Ia salud psrdld4 Las rrapu
rsdas oiciales son Abnl Msva '
Iunio y Setlembre, Octuhfe J NJ
VI mhTA,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-24

I'm billar en- muy buen estado, fabri
caci6n espa6ola, con sus tres bolas d,
marfl y demas accessories.
El que 10 mterese Sc dirigira a 81
lueiio ell Isabella, calle del Comercio, es
tablecimiento co;nercial de
m. a. VICENTE CEIGEL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-24
FamaS de- Euro0a

No hay Monaca nj phtyo los LIS 1uGs
a'as celbes Bo1ega' de uos dad
Le Falls de Fchmidt q!ess iye 1eca
II xquso Su tod Is las mi las tes lie Europa las m 81
psi del mundo, No CABIN im;taci ,nes,
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-09-20
49, opnsnanh - ~ ya
u q 49, ~
Contiaaed from FIRST PaGs.


6nsncing the nsesssos,css IhavsA i.
st Whss<,.se oy.erssed by the SslGs-
Iens m,BinQ cosapaay Il iios,oa ~
examined closely the David H., now
oa shipping basis. and hesssiiy
approved Il the pew twans.l n0U
rvpS,ne on the csas'ass to eat kRoWa
a0d uukbo~n ore .b.,es. one u
which with slight Development p~o-
d"ced ooce by lsads.iIe oysssaess
f3s.ps, Mr. G,ii-mth approved
Of s NJ and Harry MllIcrs plsa n
bring air from the near bv Coagysss
compressor aud pssh rapidly ths
new >,leaiena tunnel.
Ssli L. H. tianeys last ship
neat from the Akron mine showed
the gratifying returns Of 30 o~e0ss
silver aud 80 per ce0 head. hs i
expecting advice from the Owssss
any day TO carry forward . heavy -
velopment aad eqsipassnt p!sa<as
these properties in their $500 foGs
drainage and transportation tssasl,
oa the saines which trun slaalssa
depths produced el,.O.NO.
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Tkr soccvss II cussunan. sksn1-
Apss.es ssA sAAer suaah kr~sas ssuaaA
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ksked. IsdssA skess srves xss ssy
apnsoa ~ tuelsrss shas Ue could n0t
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r. pexs sLsaes 10 te tEisd are cssh
aes1~, plSos and fr~a a that
GAasscses. fsoss isse~aigss,oa Nsws-
Chsspsos " Isclised ~ hs.lseye that
- sscsUs Il their csAss~ Arse y 10
- hesAy vsvistiss ssd ksrp wster
ewsy fsun shs0 alter ASss~s Is, -
eAsa the vsDd vii thoroxehly ripea.
Esea ia the North Fork frs,, belt it
= discovered thu, this 10 the only
sate trestssent Tor youAg trees.
Otherwise sbe green wood Keeps
esowiHe Sad goes into winter with
asch green t,saber, which 10 sure to
UiRser-kilI.
There are Wild fruits in our
nsounta.ns whick could he domesti-
Gated with ssccese At Ohio City
John Flick has = service herr, bush
O~~ that We allowed To remain in
clearing up the land. II is ten feet
high aud will this year have over u
,Ssbel of l0cious berries. The fruit
while rather Hat alone, makes fine
Jelly or jam cosabined with a few
cnseberr,es. Foliage of the ser
vice berry is handsome and with a
littIe care it could be grown any
where and re~ponds TO cultivation
with iscvessed size and juiciness OF
The berry
Sqsaw berries are numerous this
yeer. especially on St~elen creek
Mere 10 snosiser wild berry tina,
e~Ght To respoad 10 attention.
The Wild rsspherriss Of oar
ooSsssiss have no ssperios in ths
World 1ns asvor and are Of good sixe
They sreS didic~lt TO transplant
Ast we'll known standard varietns
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-09-20
3Ast ~ & . CAaooa

The Nesa County Fair has secsr-
ed ~ = s,'scial fsassre. PROD. }. d.
Mo- Cornick, the Ro>sd essAerL bal
Ioosisa who's repstsaioa y ussKcell-
- - ~ assoaaSt. Tke ssssasioa
oede w. Proi. AcCosnsck u . novel
- we'll - tAsilliaG oss. TIE ser-
osAoss eoss up co~csslea in . MANI
aoth csssoa ssd 70 saaiFsly -hid
Ssua ths visw Of ths psopss. WAsa
q - ssstS~oss heiGhsA he oassoa
y kssA By ths halisaaiA Aioss1l
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Csae y saa1s visA soD - ~ ~.
alaGkAs - ssssa ksoa witAose hsiaG
has0sd. This saesuctioa ~ bssa
sscuFsd - - extra expsese 70 ths
Mos cossty Fsir associsaioa. bst il
10 expected thae tbe atsesAeats u
The Fair will - trsassA With extra
ordinary exhibisin'
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-09-20
noseav ~ VsAAl uwsvssogas

In the 1etter a ~ ssaste II James u.
Tarreil, 6eceased.
Netiss 10 b~r~h' eivea, theA % hssAay the
xhh day Of S.iaemn ' \. ID. MT. heiaG Oae q
the r~gHlsr sd ! - SeVteabes term II ~
County Court ~ " ni-S,a Cs,unty. in PruAatp
in the esase ~ olOrn.ss. I. Wiilisn Hoean -
rinistsssor - said estsse will aSpear hs1sss
the SaAee ~ seid COSrt. present n,y Anal -
tleuseBt o. s,sch saainistrator sod pray the
eppeoval Il the sase end will then apply - =
dischavxeA tucA aaainistPato Al vhirh
tine and plsos asy person in interest may ap
Bsas and psesent Objecssons to the same, fam
there be-
Datss at 6unsi.on, Colorado, Aug. "a, 1897.
WILLIAM HOiAN
AA3ieistrSt, ~ the estate ~ James d. Fss.
rell. A~ceaaed. Auw a1Bett 21
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-09-20

fclkow,ng the death of Ivan WILL
lans a year aud e,gst sssasths- ago.
the Crystal River C.rrcut ss~Isnd-
ID pabl,cat.oa-. Ho~evcr. IL " again
in cosnsn,ssiou. ssder the manage
usent IL Fred l.. Wasross. 90 whoa.
we extend the fraternal hand. Nor
bile Is big enough aud pso~p~ross
enough 10 support a good paper. the
Kind Brother WstroSs psop~s~
giving them, aud the paper in NJ
turn can do boosting Tor that end ot
the co oantv, which could hardly ts
accomplished ia any other manner
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-09-20

Exchange-The trade territory oa
= town can be pretty accurately
measured by the enterprise Of its
business men. Live tS1desmen reach
far out beyond the natural territory
Of community and make expenses
and a snug profit in = field neglect
ed by neighboring competitors. The
day has past when . merchant who
lacks in inclination or ability to lea
the public know that he is anxio.s
for trade and has bargains TO offer
Did you ever consider the enormous
amount of business a town acquires
BY extending its trade territory one
mile in each direction? It's worth
thinking about Good roads, hos-
pitality and entertainment will Dc
much to accomplish this end, BE-,
the main thing is honest marks, re.
sooable prices and liberal sdvessis.
ing. In some manner the psblis
msst be apprised thas its pscsescs
10 desired and its dollars appseciae.
ed. Feople will travel extra nSss
TO - oct with . s@ile and Srel con.
fdsat they are getting . sq1ars dsal
O. wAas they boy 81 ell. aad tkey
aze not asesss to bsinG ealieAseeed
- to The place whsse SCH cosdi
tioas exist.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-09-20

los say you were in the Last
Chance saloon at the time of the a..
saslt reiersed to in the complaint,
ssked the Telluride lawyer. Tr,s
s.r. Did yos t.ke coenizance Of
the barkeeper At TIE tin.e9' II dow,
know vhat he called it, but / tool
what the rest did" o>
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-09-20
Cising Nasnss II Pasas

Aossaos Wo9Oes.
4 - lsw ps-..'d ~ ths Aissossi
oa0ig1uDos0 Gosv~sr.uss ~ oas.iag a
lnsns - Vss<s$s ~ - Of naanss
s4nQaet. b p~wiAss 49, spsa ~
Q00sss Il . - Il 81 - clssk a
- ssssey oosss ~ Iss1ss ia asy
soaey asy secsrs = Cssti6ssae 81
eia0 0ossh ths sssss ssd tocstina Il
- 6ssa ssA tke Hsase Of the owner,
- 49, whea ssscA sane 10 proper
b se9iseered il cannot b. Sssd ~ q
1ssiossaioa for any other farm ia
sssA cosaty.
TAese 10 aose than . sen,imentsl
seDss N this Ieeislatioa. Tie pro-
6sres II the dairy, oschard or stables
de farm May cosUssamd = coaner-
81 psr~ism after . repxtssio~ haa
6sea established. A distinctive
oo9ss Tor IN estate 10 muck 10 be
pssessFsd TO the presest system Of
4ssi1~eAioW BY section, township and
sua0s asmber
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-09-20

Elk Mosntain Pilot-John II.
Rockefeller wss up from Coal creek
Lest wcek and states that he expects
70 loose his holdings on the coal
lsnd which he hes been living on
and developing for the past twenty
years On accoant OF the withdrawal
from filing and entry Of these landa.
He hss made thousands Of dollars in
Improvements aad development o.
the lssds and the government win
'66aS6eks6 sil this work in not allow.
iag him to prove up on and pay loe
the land. We are willing to kave
the C,.se in the hands Of the general
pablo whether ~ isjastice has beea
dose 70 this old proepecior who has
keea in the field for nearly q qsarser
Of . oentsry e.desvoring to deve,op
90 s.ake Producing mines, wD,ess
esaAiaG bet wilderness was whsn
eve - came, his hard work cosues
kr sosAiag. The many hng ts.ne,s
driven into tie hills will be tskeu
By tie government wishost cuopsa.
satios, n we ssdesssand tAee sitss.
tsoe, ssd pss isto tAs forest reserve.
OeN move we ssk, is il right, n i
jsst?
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-09-20

0ar6sld cosnty 800 The inmedi-
~ sesd Of $4,000 spent for posds
aad bridGss and not . coat in sight.
rey sss seriossly Considering .
boad issse, and perhaps vosld GaA
il wise policy. Prohsbly DO cossty
il Colombo had . noee difficult rus1
proposition than Gssaisoa in tks
early days. Mech Of oar rosd il
rock work cost two aad three thoss-
aad dsllars . mile. For instsscs,
~ Crystal river road cost &l5,OOO.
~ Pearl pass road $4,000 &C.
Az . resslt We have nearly fosr han-
dEed thousand dollar debt. The
thousand miles of road which nas4
Be- kept up, new bridges added and
extension made on q $4,000 road
fsnd every year. is = di6cslt propo-
sition and only the able manage
ment Of commissioners Custer. Col
lins and Miller has enabled ss 70
keep the big debt from growing
larger. Good roads are needed
everywhere and a. the country
grows in taxable property the inn
provements will be steadily added.
We cannot build Roman highways
in one year, but everyone 10 alive TO
the wisdom of getting these good
roads at the earliest possible mom-
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-09-20
Cstticnsen's Dav

The Crested Butte band will fur
nish excellent music for the occasion
and the celebration will end with /,
grand ball in the evening at La We
t. hotel.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-09-20

n beautiful oak rocker is tbe
ideal presentfor birthday or we'd
ding. We have a large and we'll
finished line from which to select
Clarence Adams
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-09-20

Paint and Variety Cash Store frs,
corner south from Gunnison Hard.
ware Co. Furnished Rooms, Lodg-
ing. Sto. age and Commission. Stable
TO rent. Repairing and Painting.
Ochre of different colors bought and
prepared for painting.
Theo. l.. Schmidt. Gnnpison
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-09-20
80 - 60
( s,sydkrsrsrs ass ks4AS eEosU

d s1n5sArgTses aSe eosN2 GEosu
Sasaskprrso sse nos grown
!. q aoss. s.sd-a.. and Haymakess
sse planning 10 pot ~ Al acre or
eos~ H<xt .pesas f1 commercial
p~rpos~~. They reach the iase mar
ket ksosa July lss TO st'ost August
and cosamasd very high pr'ee.
o~s currSai. ai.e come into mar
kct about August lss aud, whai Is .
very unusual posnt in their favor
csa be Ieis hanging ON the bushes
tli t'ctol'es. getting better all the
tune. That - an advantage Of our
cesA fall wessher which no other
coNptry Iossesses.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-09-20

Aoo&oo NWy ~ - - "a
pisAsd. the vslsssshle Tsis wss
ssss.d by th~ sssuse kryss " the
oklsAoHa csapsaes. IL wlh te ~
cai.sd ths, Taft, - shs sosth psss~
Of sss~ssosssy. a.se t,sA sdssas 70
Okl~Aosssa Wlllssa JsHsiaas lIsy-
a. Landed hsssiIy spNa fvw~idess
Ransrvelss ssossApisc~ ts his bod
advice 10 ths psnVls - sAss tsssssnry
IN several mathew. Eassscslssly hss
dessr~ 20 have thesa l,ear YEA sWhsle
the ills they suffer aud po be in
too bag a hurry 10 seck relief from
sdsaittsi oppre-s.oa. Tsit wants
them ~ have statehood. but not now
he tsvors the income tay, bot - .n
no hurry abost it; he wants tariff re-
form. bat NOT nov. he wants intte-
Iendencc tor the t'il,p.aos, but mot
now, lie thinks the government
should make . valuation ON the EAal-
roads, hut there shoxld be no par
t,cular hurry about that, and. finally
.e wants TO te president, but the
people OF these United States have
concluded, seemingly. to indefinitely
post poue consideration IT that ma,
ter in Difference to his postpo"ement
procI,vit,e~.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-09-20
Aonnn0nnnD An
ssnaa sss0 700 - GnuU

Scose one Es krxsa. uAlaAuna
vosed two 10 oee fss sssasA<ssA Esd
the ne~ coassstst,on IN spsse 81 tbs
bad advice g,ssa BY fe~sPo.es Taft.
aud his ch,-t. Teddy Roosevelt.