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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-19

a bugle, tn newspapers tell him that
tits up to ivrybody not engaged in tn
discrimination iv news to sthrike wan
foolish arytzan says to himsilf: Be
hivens this looks good to me. III be
fine in tn kind iv clothes tn boss wears
whim he comes down to tn foundry
fir m a ride in tn park. It'll be great
fun, somethin' like a bricklayer's pic
mic at Willow Springs, but not so dan
gerous to human life. ! am FIR war, an
maybe Marry Ellen McGraw that's so
struck on that fresh fellow in injine two
will see me whin march away an
outside iv tn fire departmint.'
'An' so he tells tn foreman what he
thinks iv him an his family away back,
an NANNY a man buys him dhrink an
he enlists an gets into free clothes that
he used to rent FIR a dollar FIR tn Mardy
Gras Ball at Finoocane's hull An he
marches through tn sthreets with TIL
banners Wavin' above him an maybe
tn boss lookin' on an sayin': There
goes wan iv me fellows. If I didn't
have so nanny inthrests at stake, I'd
like to lead him. He'd follow me
through hell,'-an' We bet he wud, too,
an often wisht that he'd have a chance
some day. An he comes to tn deepo
where cr-r-rows he niver knew shak
him be tn hand, an his father an
mother cry over him, an sthrange la
dies pass up to him baskets full Nv tn
kind iv food he niver saw befure except
at surprise parties, an, be hivens, there
standin' on a thruck is Marry Ellen Nc
Graw.
''She is thryin' to atthraet his attn
ton. takin' a handkerchief out iv her
mouth an wavin' it an thin putin it
in her mouth again till she thinks she's
caught his eye an thin wavin' it flu
ryously, an half gigglin' an half cry
in all tn time. He sees her, but he
don't let on ontil he can't stand it amy
longer, an thin he gives her surprised
look an hollers out: Why, Miss Nc
Graw. hello there an whin tn whistle
blows an tn thrain pulls out he doffs
his hat carelessly as an old sojer shud,
an Mary Ellen waved her handkerchief
SO far forward she falls off the thruck
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-19
MAGAZINE SECTION.
BY T. p. Dunno

who's detailed to tn important post
iv cannin' white lead to fly his joOty
whin he's called upon to go out an
shoot firm behind a three at foreigners
that he used to throw bricks at but ye
can't prove it to him. War FIR this boy
is three, four or five years iv tn kind
iv a time he has FIR a week ivry year
whin him an Billy Walsh an old Stub
by Schwartz goes off campin' at Twin
Lakes
AN tn ladies. What ar-re We goin'
to do about thin? Are we gcin' to
abolish tn ladies whin We abolish War;
1 know pawnbrokin is a more hon'rable
profissyon thin war, but I niver see
amy bright gIances iv tn fair directed
at me frind Nose. I've seen thin hand
him ivrything else. but niver an eye.
Tn ladies wud keep war goin' if ivry-
body else was again it. In me day I
was no badge-horse mesilf whin it come
to popularity with tn sex, but whin-
liver 1 see coat with brass buttons
wipin' its feet on tn dure-nat reached
undher tn chair FIR me hat If I stayed.
know I'd have to put in tn 'avenin'
talkin' with tn old man about his
rheumatism.
Yes, sir, ye're again war, an so am
1. an so is ivrybody who knows tn way
to tn dintists But yen niver get tn
foolish an frivolous young to give it up
till We practice tn rule laid down be
tn newspapers f'r tn agonized wife
who writes in to ask how TO keep her
husband firm goin' out nights: Make
tn home as comfortable as tn saloon
An if We raaly want to know what tn
chances ar-re iv Permanent Peace ask
ye'er son Packy which he'd rather be
whin he grows up to be a big man
Ginral Grant or Andrew Carnaygie-
An they're both tn same size"
We'll, anyhow said Mr.. Hennessy,
war is a tur>rble thing. I had cou-
sin; he was a steeple jack, that was
kilt at Gettysburg. an he might've lived
to an advanced age
eff" said Mr.. Dooley, che had lived
Peace, as Hogan says. has its victims
less renowned thin war"
Copyright. 1907, by H. H Mcclure &
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-19

Copyright, 1907, by H. H. Mcclure &
Co.
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Monher elaubt es gang beiou-
oeres 81 leiu, mo lit bof MIR Elm
Sonoerline.
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Der SiieienbramO bel ct. getersbnra.

Gas Oorf S%molensfoje an Der au-
Beriten Teripberie BON ct. 8eters-
burg mar, fpie bereits fur5 aemeIoet,
DER Sdauplas elmer furhtboren
granofataitropbe, Die 5ebn Cote
nno afuan5ig 8erIeste aIs Spfer for
oerte. Der Betersburger 3eituna
entnebmen mir iiber ben 9rono cine
Heibe fpeiterer @in5eIbeiten. @eaen
z ltbr Nafts entitono i'm SdliIieI-
burger Stootteil in Dem groBen apei,
ltofigen uiioni6en SoI5bauie am
proipeft 0es Dorfes Smolensfoie. in
Dem pieIe IrbeiterfomiIien mobnen,
elm Brand. 0os Seuer brad inn I'M
nern 8orrioor unter Der Srebpen-
platform beg 5fDeiten Stodmerfs aus
Gin 8etDobner, Der in oieier 0od1t
5ufdaigerpeiie nift ifIafen fonnte.
gtri9 auf Den Ereppenflur binaus, mo
er NIT @ntiesen bemerfte, ooB Dor Der
y1o. so, in Der Sdubmofer @olSiIi
Ntfoloiefp Iebte, Elm Saufen nit Set
roleum ~getrdnfter 8aitnatten in
Slamnen ltano. Benin S6ein oes
5eners Job er cine @eitaIt, Die err nift
%erfennen fonnte, idnea Die 9renne
btnunterlanfen un6 neridminoen. syr
iDenigen Iugenbliden itono oie qanse
Greppe in beaen 5Iammeu, 10 DOB
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aIferfei.

Z&noo's Nationals anf
bot beute mittae lire 9iiren geihIoi
len. In Der Cir befinoet iid Elm
Inidlae, Der beiagt, oaB Die 3oblln=
gen Der 8onf auf 8eidluB Der 9iref=
loren inspenbiert noroen iino.
Die 8runbilbe g d. N e.
it Ell 2oge SO. Z 9. .. $. g..
peranitaltet am 5amitog, ben Z. De
5ember i'm Soole oes Miiiions-@ar
tens einen groBen Yreis-M asfenbaa,
81 Dem umfongreid)e 8orbereitllnqen
~9etroffen merben.
Serr 9ermann 2onr bot
in go. 112 Blum StraBe eiilen e e.
Saloon er0ffnet uno
miro Ieineu @diten rlllr oos Maer-
bette an @etranfen aler Mrt porieben.
Seine 8eibidlidfeit in Der Inferti-
gilag BON .Wfireo Drinfs" lit ebenio
befannt, mie ieine 9ieber1smiiroigfeit
als @irt.
Das 8oitont u~erfaufte I'M 800
not Sftober fir $17,325.55 Brief
marfen.
Gum eritenmale mnroen I'M
Gountpgeridt einige 5pon3ig Sale
gegen iugenolide 8erbre9er oerhan-
oelt. 8as @eribt fonItituierte iid
ais Jog. pSSunenile Court. IS ban
belt iid in Den meiiten sSaaen nm
oQerlei unfug, ben Die &noben anqe=
riGtet batten. 3idter Sboof entlieB
Tie idmmtli6 nit elmer erniten Or
mabnung, iid gu beiiern uno per-
pflihtete Seoen, in einem Monat tpie=
Der bor5uipreden uno al15ugeben, Oh
er Die grmabnung befoIgt babe.
Der ySraternaI SeIp Circle"
bon San @ntonio bat iih inforporie-
rem lalfen. Die 8eteiligten fino: 81.
81. 3i5if, 5ranf goBborot S. s.
Saile nno Inoere.
Seth EeItaro lit i'm Boli5eiee-
ridt bon Der InfIage, Giienbobn-
Sidets i'm 3nif6enbonoel ~ongeboten
uno Derfauft gu baben, freigeiproden
tDoroen, 0a feline 8efpeiie geqen i'm
norIagen.
Die @runoeigentumspreiie limb
nod fortudbreno i'm Steiaen beqrif=
fen uno Die 9ronsaftionen beIfr6n=
fen iid meiitens auf &ieliae.
Die S6ulbeb0roe bot Dos @e=
bolt idmmtliber 2ebrer INN SIS pro
Wonot erbobt. Ser 8oridIog tit ae-
ma6t tporoen, BEL ben Steinbriihen
nabe Dem County, rmenbauie cine
Sbnle 5t bnuen. Oas meme Sf,uI-
gebonoe an Der @de bon 4uitin- uno
afte StroBe miro obt Gunner bo-
ben uno nit Dampfbe6eiaung per-
lebe1 iein. angebote fir Den 9au oes-
ielben Deroen iebt eingeforoert.
Die fiinf5ebn Sabre aIte @milie
2uB, 5odter pom MuguIt Gut, 1tS
Carton StraBe, itarb an elmer Mppen-
oicitis-Sperotion.
0as gierte 3ipiI-a Expectations
eeri6t bot oas l1rteiI i'm Sole BON
Sb- Vi. Smea gegen Die 8aters
Eieree Oil Company, in tpeldem benz
alager fir erboltene 8erIesungen BEL
Der @rploiion zines O~eIbebaIters
$4,000 5ugeiproden moroen, beitd=
tiet.
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Seirats.aheine

Nar Meurin uno Wtunbe Bplton
9beDoort 3esel unb Suite @an4 ielb.
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ser aetuobnliden Oeutid-italieniiden
Son6elsltroBe, ionOern ulsi6lieBIid
ollf Dem Seerpege iiber Intfperpen.
2eioer bernidtete Ser 30-i6brige
&rieg au6 oie bliibenoe oeuti6e
8olmmolinOuitrie uno Den Baum
fpollbanoel. Sot ~erltere iid in Ser
0eu6eit tpieoer an ibren frii6eren
Staotell ibren 8lae erobert, 10 ift oo-
gegen Ser 8aummoabonoeI fait leoiq=
lid nod Der Noroieefiiite, nod gre-
men, Dem @ouptbouoelsplot fir
Solumipolle nlf Dem Seltlanoe, ge-
nanoert. (SGIuB fpfot)
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WebIau bat bos Re@t, ieber5eit ibre
Quslicfegung gu berlangen, 1obalD Der
BON mir odfiir ge3ablte preis 5uaiigz
li9 Der mittlerpeile auf9elaufenen
3infen uno 3inIes3inIen 3uridbers
siitet fpirb. 9err &onful Me6lau
ober oefen Grben iinb aber gu bteier
Riidnohme ni4t perpfiidtet. 0ugegen
iinb ie gebdlten, nenn fe Elm an iie
erfolgtes Gnsebot Der aiidnabme ni9t
%annebmen. ibre 3uittmmung gu elmer
anberpeitigen 8erpfdnbung Der @lase
fueel gu 9eben."
Mehlau bbrte nit tpa9ienbem Grz
itdnnen gu. berf9pommene Gebanten
iber etaen ~stpaisen 3ufdmmenbang
NIT Der berbGnsniBbonen srinen
9ai@e flosen inn bur9 ben 8opf,
obne iebo4 cine befttmmte @eftalt am
sunebmen. mas fam SIR feltger
Batter fir iene @lastuael gsseben bae
benz" fragte er. .@ir finb ia feline
Orientalen, bic alf bic Nanberfraft
bon Gmuletten unenbliten Mertb
leotn.A
rSo babe i'd AUDI INNER sebabt.
leiber feblt es bariiber an isber 4nz
beutung."
vSebenfaas babe i'd fem @elb, Inn
Jbnen bic @umme, bic bafiir bs5ablt
tporben TT, alrriid5ueritatten, nenr lie
an9 ns6 70 Helm tpdre. limb Iomit
erIaibs i'd Sbnen febr germ, bas
@pielseus gu DerpFdnbsn fiir 70 bel,
tpie Sbnen ireenbein abergtdubiI9er
Sbor Dafir eeben mag"
~Das elf ia ni9t 10 getpdltie. Sc
benfans TONNE i'd btefer Sage pieber
einmal Dor, I'm Sbnen bas Ding gu
aeteen.1
Nls Rormd1tn am nd9Iten Sage Die
@ldstugel berporfu9te unb Wdini
oeiste, brad bisjs n einen Musruf bes
Gutaiidens aus; ie erfdr,nte re gang
gut pieber, als bieielbe, bic iie f9on
einmaG inter Nprmdnns fleinem SUI
ipelenfdoBe sefeben. Die @pnne I3ien
serobe in ibr 3immer binein, unb in
benz BITE Gtrahlen bic 3ugsl trdfen,
mart tie BON ibren fleinen pieredieen
Sld6en aabnoft 8if9el sriinsr
@trablen auriid. bic. ie nanbem nc
lie brehte. In beaeren unb bunfleren
S9otttrungen ~erelGn3ten. Maint
tpnnte fi9 an benz punberberrli9en
Garbenfptele gar nt9t fatt ieben, aud
Normdnn betpuroerte bic pobr1aft
mdsifde Mirtune, tpel6e nidt nur
biefe 5uriidseDorfensn Gtrd1len berz
DDrbrodten, forbern aud. urtb biels
lei6t in nod bDberem grabe, bic
burdfidtige Siefe bes sriinen @hei=
les. bie, tpenn man auf bas 9lds
bltdte, pie EN- fin liegenbes uners
srinbli9es Weer dnmutbete. Die
srobe Jreube, ipel9e Maini bariiber
be5eiete, bra9te ibn auf einen @ebans
fen: Meblau tpiirbe bas f9immernbe
@pieI3eus nidt s%uriidfaufen molten,
bann follte es Maini ols S6mud traz
gen.
Wainis Nusen funfelten in ndibem
@nt5iiden, aIs NOrmann ibr nit emit
gen 3drtlt3en 8emertunsen feline Sbee
mittbeilte. 8eibe madten ft9 fofort
uuf ben Weo unb ifeuerten benz nda=
fen Supelierlaben au.
(SortieBung fDlat.)
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Die rSan4

Serbeil 5erbeil Sic 3eit 1T BAL
SIR S6aaren tomnt bon fern uno nah
unb fdout. mas aus bes Seras @anen
auf unfrer Sair 1T bier gu fdauen.
Wit iebem Sabre fpddif es an,
@as 8eras probnsieren fam,
Ser Sorti6ritt 1T, bas mnB man iagen,
Gin f6nen'rer. tpie in alien gagen.
9ies 5eist iid beutli9 anf Der Sair,
9ies unb nod bieles andre u1ebr.
Sd ipeiB, SIR iperoet es senieben
@s niro Die Sabrt gu6 nidt berbrieBen.
and peiB es AUDI Elm Sober ifon
0aB elm 8eiu9 in San 4nton'
Selbit obne Sair urib andre Saben,
@eniist, men froben Sag gu MAIDEN.
Omar brobt uits iebt Der @uder Grimm
Sod lit oas aaes ni9t 10 i9limm,
&ir tperben INNER nod neriteben,
Ste tiidt'ge Ha5e linn 5u breben.
Sen Sarmer intreHiert ia meift
9ie Siebausfeuune. uno es beiBt,
Sab Die in oiefem Sabr Dor allen
Sem &enner piro ~5uu1eit eefaIeu.
Gud etpas @raulises gebt los
Gin @ifenbabn5uiammenitobl =
Sod bic an i9ipa6en 3erben leioen,
Sic fouten bieies lieber meioen.
9es S60uen lit ia bier eeniis,
Drum fpdbP elm Sober fir ii9 tIu9.
Gin Sober piro in oiefen @rirbeu
Sas, mas linn meift gefdut, idon finben.
Sod ems sefdIt tpobI alien bier.
9as lit bas quite 2pne star Sier;
Gin beh'rer Sranf fam bier auf @r6en
Bobl niraenopo eefunben perben.
Drum Die our Sair SIR tommt berbei.
@ergeiiet uidt. SaB bier es lei,
$50 man ons n2une Star", fIar lin0 beu
eIeid am beiteu an Der 0ueu'.
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8rnnSclsemtnms mebertraauaacn.

Hancp 9 uno Gop @arnebura an Ger
Shueler. 272% Ader 2nnt; $665O.
Jrant s BDBbarbt an 6 & DarneQ
@rnnofdd in . g Bitte SubbipifiDn;
1915.
NelfDn 4btle an Salie & Spanoler,
@rnnbfftd an Der BaIdal Strase; $3.50
8eimunb Sriebrib an ghrifion i1Irih,
Srnnoftid an Der 5abs StraBe; $3.50.
Ser1os 8 elliott an Cd R~oufmann,
@runofa6 an Der @de Der @ei-gom.
rlerce uno Der Sabinos StroBe; $22I0.
aler nno EheDb0la 8lDh an 9etesfol
&amaindi, @runbfGde i'm Surbep 10;
81 u U.
@iIeb unb Dora Nnberion on 3 5 Op.
penheimer. @runbfad ar Der grodeti
StrnBe; $1,000.
u v 0auiDn an Nua gpoel unb ,srau
@run6fId an Der Durango ctr $500.
@m Tentermnfer an Herpb . Den,
man. @runbftid in 2aurel Seigbts;
~, z IS unb . " 9eaie an 2eimuuo
Jritorih, @runbftndl an Der Saps Ctr;
$3.50.
2er1b 3 3enman, 9bos S Sranflin
nnb 6lopo NcgDtuan, @runbtld an Der
&eh.gpmmerce Strase; $50, 600.
y @ieisde an " 5 Mib ser, @ruubfld
i'm nenen Gitp.BlDd $50; $500 VI
vs. y pnmiltDn an u @ieIede, @run6.
ftad i'm neuer eth Blod $50; $1,000.
Nrthur 9 Bttchea an 8 . SppeRheit
imer. @runoffid an Der grodett StrnBe;
5000.
6rau Warn 5inte u. VI. an Srant guers,
@rnnofld i'm neuen gits Blod 1885;
$100.
U o gafanpla nuo Srau % Suuftun,
q . Dtnlanp. 6 s part uno s 6 5elo.
man, @runbtid an Ger Main Gpenue,
Der Salinas 5traBe uno Der SDleboo
StraBe; 1922. 100.
i 8 gDers unb Jrau an Senrn Goers,
50 WIDER 9nnh; 81 u. q.
Charles Sppermann on SO 8 Gnuabliu,
@run6ft1d an Der gde Der Nue 6 uno
Gourtb StraBe; $2I. 900.
SDbn Bidlanb an 6enrp Eeaes, 1884
Nder 2ano; SIG, 752
Sobn 6 auftenau uno gaul 8eraerun.
an gbas Sinm ing. @aunotad in Der
SbIban Bart abbltiDr; $238 u. v.
5riB uno Nina 9arms an Conrad
MDehrig. 6h Nder 2anb; $l400.
Sones q upion an 9onis paas ,@runo
it0d an Der RDro Center StraBe; $780,.
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ollen @i1tmobnern oeS @aules ieOer
4usgong obgei9nitte1l NOR. Som
8rofieln Der 6Iommen aufgemedt,
Itiir5ten ii6 aue 81 Sen Sen1ter1t, bro
den Die ooppelten 6eniterrabmen cuff
uno iprongen alif oas BfIdIter bin=
a1s, nobel iie ii6 i6mere gerletun-
gen 5r5ogen. 8inlten nenigen Wi-
nllten botte oos Setter Dos gauge Sc
baltbe erfaBt uno 9rfff oam ouf Die
benohborten groBen @a1Ier oesielben
8eiiBers iiber, Die e~benfnlls bon elmer
Wenae artlier 2ente befpobnt moren.
Sn fiir5eIter ,3eit itanoen meitere 6rei
@dliier in 6lommen. Iuf ote Sig
nole a8roBfe1er!" unb o@roBfeuer
5n @olierl" eilten Die &ommonoos
oes Ileronoer-R emsfi= itno &oIboelt-
mensfi- Stuotteils lopie oie Seuer=
mebroompfer pSrltbnif" uSolunoro~
oHolbarnp" unO Der Dem GerfebrS=
miniiterium geboriee 9ampfer So
fut" berbei. Wittlerpeile batte ober
oas Seuer einen inmer groBeren uln=
fang a%ngenommelt. 0oG NOR feline
8iertelitun6e bergangen, ols bereits
bos oas FINITE eroBe Sol5gebduoe
brannte. Son bier nerbreitete 1td Dos
5euer otf Dos Sous oes @ebeimrots
@. 81. Hatfon= &oibnon. Oas gauge
&duierpiertel 5ipii9en Dem Mrraip=
jepsfi 8ereulpf uno Ser Wosfoms=
faio biloete Elm ein5iees u~neebei1res
Seuermeer. IS mongelte bal0 an
8oiier. anf Der 8ranoitatte ipielten
ii6 ber55erreiBenoe S5enen ab. 6ier
borte mon, Der 8ater iei perbrannt,
% mur0e Die Mutter permibt; cine
per5meifelte Wfutter Id1ft mie pabn-
itnnig lumber unO ft6t lire &inoer.
Na6oem gegen z llbr Morgen oas
Seuer %unterorilGt mor0en mar, be-
gonn Die Senerpebr nit oen Iusgra-
bu%ngsarbeiten. I'm II l1br Worgen
gelang eS, BRET 2eider1 unb gegen
@benb meitere iieben 2ei6en 81 Der
gen. @s lit aber oonig unmogli6,
in ibnen iemano ipieoerSuerfennen,
oa tie 81 entiteat iino. 4nBeroem bat
ten niele Berionen 8ronopnnoen nn6
S~eritimmelungen beim Springen aus
ben 6enitern erbolten; einige bon H.
men befinoen lid in boffnungsloienl
3uitanoe. Serner befiir6tet man,
bob mebrere Berfonen berhronnt lino,
Die nieinano fennt, oo in oieier Sc
gerio unbefantte 2eute fir Ole Iodt
beberbergt meroen. 9ns gigentunl
Der 2eute mar unDeriibert, m1brenb
Die m~eilten Der nieoergebrannten S6u-
Ter periidert iino. Der @eiammtl6a=
ben iiberiteigt 100000 &ubeI. Der
Beroabt, oas 5eller angeIegt gu bo-
ben, f1nt auf Sen 8auer Oirnitri
Slofolop, Der iid an Dem Sdubmo-
der Nifolojep RIDDEN ipolte. 9iofo=
lop oiente bel Nifolaien als @eieae
uno mar BON ibm megen Srunfenbeit
entlaIfen mor0en.
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Sine idiuere sdnlb.

SD babe cine SduIo Der Can't
bartlett 81 tiIgen, Die id ME abtroeen
tann," idreibt g. g. gIarf bon @eit-
fielo, Soma, fir meme &ettung bonn
Sooe our6 Or. Sings Neue gnt=
oefnng. 8eioe 2uneen tparen ange-
griffen. Nad Dem @ebroud Ser erIten
Slai6e borte Der trodene 9u1ten auf
5pei anbere Slai9en mo6ten cine
fomplette 9ur." l1niibertroffen fir
ole Sals- uno 2ungenleioen. So
rantiert. so gts. uro ST. Strobe
floi6e frei. gu baben BET @ooIpb
DreiB uno 81. gobn & 60.
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Appendicitis

1T meiitens Die Solge perfebrter Be
bonolung Der gingetpeioe 6urh All
abfiibrmeoi5inen. I'm ale
@efobr gu bermeioen gebrauft nar
Or. Sings Neue 2ebenspiaen, oieie
lideren &einiger uno ar6ftieer. 60
rantiert, &opfneb, giaiofitat, NO
laria nno @elbiudt gu beiIen. 3u
goben bel @oolpb DreiB nno 81. gpbn
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-24
EXTENDS POWERS OF
ARCHBISHOP BLENK
PalIium Invested at New Orleans :.
Presence of Large Portion of Heir
archy in United States.

New Orleans, April 24.-Before a
portion of the Roman
Catholic hierarchy of the United States
including Cardinal Gibbons, two arch
bishops and 1G bishops. the pallium
was today invested upon Archbishop
Blenk of New Orleans. This insignia
is official recognition by the church of
the archbishOp's power to extend to
the functions of the late Archbishop
Chapelle. whose searchbishopricalp province
comprised the states of Louisiana. Mis-
sissippi, Alabama. Arkansas, Texas,
and Oklahoma and who died during the
yellow fever epidemic here two years
ago Bishops Scannell of Omaha, Car
rigan of Sioux City, Jancssen of Belle
vile, H.. and O'ReilIy of Peoria, were
among those present
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-24
UNABLE TO CHOOSE
SENATOR, ADJOURNS
Rhode Island Legislature Leaves Office
Untitled Till the Next
Session.

Providence. r. l.. April 24-Untii
January next. at least. Rhode Island
will have but one United States sena-
tor, as the result of the failure of the
Republicans in the legislature to agree
upon a candidate. The joint assem-.
bly, adjourned last night at the end Of
the eighty-first ballot, which showed
that the deadlock was as complete as
before The final ballot stood as fol-
lows:
Colonel r. H. /. Goddard, Providence
Dem.) 40.
Colonel Samuel Pomeroy Colt, Bris-
tol (Rep) SO.
George Peabody Wetmore, Newport
(Rep) 50.
The contest was the most protractei
and stubbornly fought in the political
history of the state. Twenty-Five bal
lots were taken at yesterdays sitting.
none showing any particular change in
the lineup.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-24

to influence the course of Justice.
You would, of course, be entirely
within Your rights if you merely an
nounced that you thought Messrs. Moy-
er and Haywood were desirable citi
zens. though in such a case | should
take frank issue with you and should
say that, wholly without regard to
whether or not they are guilty of the
crime for which they are now being
tried. they represent as thoroughly I'M
desirable n type of citizenship as can
be found in this country, a type which.
in the letter TO which you so unreaSon-
ably take exceptions, | showed not to
be confined to any one class, but to
exist among some representatives of
the great capitalists as well as among
some representatives of wage workers.
Condemns Both Types.
''In that letter | condemned both
types. Certain representatives of the
great capitalists in turn condemned me
for including Mr. Hartman in my con-
demnation of Messrs. Meyer and Hay
wood. Certain of the representatives
of labor in their turn condemned ME
because | included Messrs Meyer ami
Haywood as undesirable citizens to-
| gether with Mr.. Hartman. | am as
profoundly Indifferent to the condem-
nation in one case as in the other.
challenge as a right the support of all
good Americans. whether wage earn
ers or capitalists. whatever their occu-
patton or creed, or in whatever portion
of the country they live, when I con-
denim both the types of bad citizenship
which have held up to reprobation.
What 81 "Square Deal" Means.
st seems to me a mark of utter in.
sincerity to fail thus to condemn both,
and to apologize for either robs the
man thus apologizing of all right to
condemn any wrOngdoing in any man
rich or poor, in public or in private
life.
| You say you ask for square deal
for MeSsrs. Meyer and Haywood. Sc
do |. When | say square DEAL | mean
a square deal to every one; it is equal
ly violation of the policy of the square
deal for a capitalist to protest against
ldenunciation of capitalist who is
guilty of wrongdoing and for a labor
leader to protest against the denuncia
tion of a labor IeaGer who has beer
: guilty of wrongdoing.
81 stand for equal justice to both
: and so far as in my power lies shall
uphold justice whether the man accus
: ed of guilt has behind him the wealth
| lest corporations, the greatest aggrega
: tions of riches in the country, or wheth
, er he has behind him the most infiuen
tial labor organization in the country
u THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-24
Northwestern N lumbermen
to Have Car Service.
Department.
PASS UPON ALL CLAIMS
twenty-five Roads Accept Plan
to Govern in Five
States.

Minneapolis, April 24-What prom.
ises to be the greatest get together
movement in the history of transpor-
tatiOn has just been organized by Sec
retary w. G. Hollis of the Northwest
ern Lumbermen's association. The
plan provides for a car service depart
ment of the association.
All members agree to submit to it all
claims and complaints against the rail
roads. The department will investigate
and pass on the railroads interested and
only such claims as it deems meritor-
ious. For their part the railroads
agree these cases shall be accepted in
good faith as a basis for such action
as shall seem appropriate.
Covers Five states.
There are 1900 members in the Lum-
bermen's association. covering Mime,
sofa, Iowa, North and South Dakota
and that part of Nebraska tributary to
northern markets. The plan has been
thoroughly canvassed by the head OF
the traffic officials of - roads serving
the associations territory. and is heart
lily approved