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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-18

Lamhsquarter is often called pig
weed, hut II has much smaller leaf
than does that plant. 1t Is an annual
weed, common In gardens and In cul-
tivated crops, but IL not usually com
mon in grain fields II produces seeds
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-18

that by placing the present restriction on the author
benefit is being conferred the nation The member of
thinks that by the restriction he making the nation present of book
but matter of fact he making publisher present of book
It all books lived this would be all right But when there only
few what the of taking away the little scrap of bread and but
ter which the authors children get from a copyrghtY
In the carly 9O showed that of the books
launched ?S years before only had rccopyghcd In those
1000 books published each year, and only two of them lived
These two books "Cran Science and Health by Mary Baker G.
Eddy, and my Innocence Abroad"
inclined think that the copyright the latter will expire
before s bill passed shall hardly be heaven before my children
will not have book TO live N.
When passed abong for yourself
You aborng for the wife and the children. This is of
body except the author who stopped by the government at certain
His restricted while the publisher, under the
copyright may take The profit that properly belongs the author AMI
add to ms
publisher ought by experience the very minute the
copyright apuscd book expires half dozen publishers ready to
rush IN bring cheap edition. with The result that nobody gets
profit.
The books which have been profitable right along under the copyright
be when the copyright After the hafdozen pub
fishers rushed very likely that the book will be left alone for
again publisher will hardy enough bring but
the life would have had had its
ty remained nbroken.
limited copyright law damages literature just much dam
ages the author
There books that live AZ years. should really like to know
many country produced republic
which still live. There certainly great many although have
published in America in this time 100000 books.
of putting limit the American books that have
published during the century when not than 1000 the
total number have survived?
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-18
A Enrh'a Optntn1t
ut mnmatt
BY LORD EDWARD TURNOUR.
English Noblemaa Nov in America

absurd influence
than and and the influence mostly for
good give ballot and she will become ii not dan.
irrepressible nuisance. r.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-18
Gnpurigt1t Ea1u Anjl1at tn
Arthur atth Gta a1natrrity
BY SAMUEL M CLEMENS MARK TwAlN).
Nearlv ,.OOo books appear in America every wear.

NeaFIY ',VVV DOCKS HpPeur III RNHerIcH every year,
Ten may live 20 years, and by the renewal of their
copyright their lives may be extended to az years.
The author dies about that time His copyright per-
ishcs Just in time TO permit his children TO starvc,
which is not quite fair.
It is fallacy that the public gets the benefit
when a copyright expires. There is vague idea in
the congressional mind that il is not fallacy. and
that by pacinu thc present restriction on the author
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-18

profusely. The seeds are very small
and, are easily separated from grain
seeds. TO eradicate, use clean seed
carefully cultivated corn and similar
crops, or rotate the crops an
nually.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-19
CITY CHAT.

Ireurc with Raecbcr Pros
.,-.,.p
80,
Ne" oNIoi"' d i-''79- " '''s'7
TRICKY ToWei supply COMPANY
For bus, baggage, express, call Robb s.
For bus or express. Spencer &; Trefz.
Now Idaa nattarps The Mill Store.
Tho Mill Store for Chase {. san
horns cofrees
Buster Brown belts 10 cents Satun.
dav at McCabc's.
Opening dance at Prospect park Sat
urdav evening. April 20
,,t .;,,.-. ,oo- ,. c.r,,,,..,,.,....
tomorrow. Order early.
Cb3mbrav ai0g13m s cents Der ward
. o.crocI. Cotnrd.v at Ucc,bo.e
Rrir. ,.o.,r r,;.rd- f., tho s,ou.or fo,.
tho NIF s5ios, homo eatrrdav
c.-.,-'-., -,
t,bIos ~ clement & Dfrdricl.s
.,....,,.. &c.,. 81, o.,
,o'''''mag' %.''''' f'> ana ~ SUI
-. =. -, (I..,.-
~ 7l.l5.s 'I.,..'s' 80 ~ q 0''''
cigar Is soou qu''I'S All the tHhe'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-19
MIGHT USE CRESCENT
BRIDGE THIS SUMMER
Suggestion Made That Railroads Pus
on Special Service to Relieve
Situation.

The suggestion has been made that
the Milwaukee or Burlington road IN
stall suburban service between Rock
Island, Moline and Davenport during
the period while the Rock Island
bridge is closed to traffic this summar.
This would to a great extent relieve
the congestion and leave less need fof
the use of the island route by the Tri-
City Railway company BY using tn
Crescent bridge and keeping the tracks
at each end open the railroad compa-
MES would be in position to handle
passengers quickly and conveniently
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-19

colored on outside, only 50 cents each
at the Mill Store.
Moth balls. 1-pound package for (
cents. special for Saturday. Young <
McCombs
Aurora seamless 21a yards wide
sheeting 221a cents a yard Saturday at
McCabe's.
Read Gustafson & Hayes ad on page
l. 1t will interest those who wear
good clothes.
Small cucumber pickles put up III
best vinegar. per gallon p cents, n
Kuschmanns.
Ladies hand embroidered hemstitch
initial handkerchiefs. cents Saturday
at McCabe'S.
Don't forget the shower for the OH
Ladies' home, Saturday afternoon, 1909
Second avenue. t;sN
Passig Bros. will have or display to
morrow their usual complete line u
fresh vegetables.
Special suit sale for Saturday, $3.50.
SIS, and $50 values, Saturday Si5. Gus
tafson &. Hayes.
Special suit sale for Saturday, $16.5}.
SIS, and $50 values, Saturday $l5. Gus
tafson & Hayes.
Featle: edge rubber sponGes. % cent
size. special for Saturday 10 cents
Young K McCombs.
2oxf2 fringed all linen towels, red
borders and plain white, each 25 cents
Young & McCombs.
Colgato's best perfume, all doors. spe-
cials for Saturday, per ounce > cents.
Young & McCombs.
All Wood5urys toilet preparations,
% cent size, for Saturday. II cents
Zach. Young & McCombs.
Ltsrerine. Saturday special, large 81
size bottle - cents; - cent size 10
.cenJs Young K McCombs.
It is not how much we sell. but how
well We please you that concerns US
most. Young < McCombs.
72-nch bIeached damasll table linen.
napkins 10 match, special per yard S21@
cents. Young & McCombs.
! Attend the opening dance at Pros
poet park Saturday, evening. April 20.
Come and nave 4 good time.
The Ladies' Socialist Auxiliary VIII
meet al the home of Mrs. Charles
I Block. Az Twelfth street. April %.
\ splendid business opportunity:
Iplaut established &c years; viii net 25
Iper cen, on investment Reidy Bros.
Onion sets. red and yellow variety
special for SATURDAY, only cents =
quart Third floor, Young &. McComb 5.
If You are going to bay this spring.
see Rcidy Bros before doing 50. They
can suit you in any kind Of real estate.
You are invited to examine the
"WooItcN" garments in our coat and
suit department.. Young & McCombs.
The demand for medium priced homes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-19
PERSONAL POINTS.

Z. d. Folsom is in a very critical con
dition al his home, 1892 Fourth avenue
with pneumonia.
c. II. McKeown Of Cleveland, Ohio.
returned home today after a few days
visit in the city with friends and rela-
tives.
Mrs. W. II. White and daughter OF
Milan. will leave this evening for Medi
apolis, Iowa, where Mr.. White has -
Gated and opened general store.
Mrs. a. R. Washburn of New Port
Neb., and Mrs. Marshall Marvin OF
Burr Oak, Mich, are visiting at the
home of their brother, w. H. Carpen
ter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-19

| at the present time is heavy. List
yours with Reidy Bros. and it will be
sold.
Gloss enamel paint for interior deco
ration wears longer than ordinary
paint and is easily washed The Mil
Store.
Campana Bros. shine parlors, 1897
Second avenue, will give carnations
away Saturday and Sunday with each
shine.
Hemstitch squares for pillow sham=
or table covers and dresser scarfs %
match, 10 cents each Saturday at Nc
Cabe's.
\ magnificent showing of trimmed
headwear may be seen in our MILNE y
parlor Second floor Young & Nc
Combs
Lewy's packing camphor. a sure pre-
lection against moths, special for Sa--
urday. per box 8 cents. Young & NJ
Combs.
Eighteen inch bleachcd all linen
crash. red and blue borders, special for
Saturday. per yard, 8 cents. Young &
-.lN = ''-'-''''
DO you ENJOY bit OF good cheesr
Can on FasSiS bEoS. where you W'il
Inv Z. o'''','',S '-''S VI ''' GA
Newman Jones. the boy soprano Of
chicago viii sing at pojh the mornida
ana evening services at fihlly EplScJ-
p"I cnufcA SUNDAY
ORDERS taken Tor rose bushes. Amer
Ia'il beaulleS - cents edch' crimson
L9Iloiers 90 cents eacn. ih'rd HOOP
1oullS u McColaoS.
"WoolteX'' styles. coats, suits, skirts
for well dressed women. Guaranteed
Tor at least Two seasons. satisfactory
wear lo"HS d McIohhS'
The new spring models in separate
Jackets Of silk are very charming. and
are well deserving of their popularity
Second floor. Young & McCumbs
Expert manicuring. shampooing and
thorough treatment of the hair and
SCALP given bv Mrs Sol Low. 1876 Soy
enteenth street Old phone west 50.
The Trf-Citv Labor Congress last oy-
eoina hold it's raauIar Commemorative
maa[ino- a- rho Industrial Homo r,flJ-
inc Pourina business uas trarsacred
I
90 On 800. ,'+ " nv Gnu 'AS
''i' 5'o'e ''' low >.'il,' q .I','s' '.-'
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-,
ne i.o'h I9i"l" MUTUAL "'i''ll'-.
: -odl q 2''Lils7S "SS"ria''oIl Oh A2ilI
opened tLe l'V'A series. your patron
! 3Ae Is 9o.l'i',o' axe S'ocN nov l ",
@'9'9,,0 ~ - 'oI9 nav nS' 81 ,eoeI'',,
. 80 I".'.i Pc I'ii' % Ci' o'.''i9 "'''
t0Ty- StgJa hank bnI}IiF~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-19
TIE EATHE Il.

Generally cIOudy, With pr0bably rain
ar snow tonight and saturday; contin-
wed coal, with the temperature tonight
about the freezing paint.
j. II. SHZ3RIIGIs, Local Forccnster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-19

Temperature at =. III. 30; at ;':30
y. n,., ~. MAXIMUM temperature in last
- hours, IL; minimum, ~. Velocity Of
wind at u. M, + miles per hour. Stage
of water. I2I. "a fail Of - foot. Prccip-
itation. IL.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-19
New Work

Quick shoe repairing. Shoes finished
by machinery. Half soles, nailed on, 55
cents; half soles, sewed on, IS cents.
Open from ESQ a. m. till s p. m.
GEORGE SIDOT,
304 Twentieth Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-28
BUSINESS METHODS.

The Taxpayers of this City are in
trrrsted in the business methods of
the individuals who serve ass party
managers OF public affairs.
Nh Morris has called attention 90 the
fact that the money intended for sewer
extension iu the southur stern part of
the city has been in tho bank Tor years.
but that ;ho Improvement the money
was borrowed for is sim O. matter for
future realization
Now. the Taxpayers would naturally
like ,o know how much interest the
money has brought tbe city 4 sum
of $4,000 ought Jo yield some interest
during period of two years. 10 Is Dor
roWrI money upon which the city
pays interest How much Interest has
the bank paid the City2 And the am
sVer to that BE-. "Not cent" Il
sounds almost incredible.
but that s not alL when the present
party maniuul9tors took charge of tho
public funds they found that tho city
had money Boz banks that paid interest
t1 ths city This NBs i0 their view. "a
bad arrangement and $50 they drcw
that money from tho intorost-plying
banks aud placed Dc lu another institute
zion without arranging for tho uay-
mont or interest Doe 10 over $50 Htue.
We ore Informed that tho bank has
had at least 100000 20 year. 0n am aver
ago OF the Cltys money. without n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-28

Tie Influence one far-reach-
OF iiit Women ing result Tor
On business good which has
Followed D e
presence M the wage-caruing FIELD or
women possessing cducnilon rehhe-
mont ana strong moral character, ~
tho bettcrmcnt of the uhNWcal coh-
ditions under which thoir lees fortnn-
atc sisters once worked. lu hundtt
of stores. factories and office buildings
girls today are rpapinE the hhfNthi
sowu five or ten years ago hN lhtcil'-
gCut women. who, uuon entering lh'
business world resented Gao nlthy. un-
bvrionic. degrading surroundings then
considered quito good enough Tor any
woman who had to work fur her i've
INK Those women have demanded
lud secured for the new generation
of business girls sanitary toilet rooms.
clean, properly ventilated rest
and lunch rooms sick rooms,
trained nurses and motrous 10
department storos These Voc
men as inspectors 20 factories
nave fou.ht for and secured proper
lighting of halls and stairWaNs leading
to upper HoorS whore once tnr proc
gpess of young girls through che dark
ness was Interrupted by uamtiess I'M
diguUies These women ere doing tine
most practical work ln thc campaign
against child labor. And almost M
,ariably the women. either as factory
Inspectors or heads of societies whose
object 10 isl Co rebeNe ana improve in'
condition of woge-earuire women
started ls wage Farmers with but one
olicc making money. hey wore
literally driven into the broader socio-
logical field by the sad realization OF
me degrading conditions under which
their less fortunate sistnf worked
Their work has been far-reaChiuc auc
beneficial I'm many cases. but b. D.
only whom the Intelligent woman OF
strong character oeyotcs herself bodN
and soul t1 such work that her nhu-
ence is felt So long as she must COM
ccntrate her energy and thought upon
the duties for which her employers
rav her she eXerts little or no more
Influence upon the conditions about
her whatever the may be. than the
uuintclliccnt or frivolous girl at the
adjoining desk or counter. And IN the
very nature of things the majority OF
women in business are Of average
mentality and morality only.-Anna
Stcese Richardson iu the october
Woman's Home Companion
Docs britannia At any rate that is
Rule the Waves the assurance Of the
With Her ships? popular song; though,
as matter OF fact,
the tossing iuconstant waves altogether
rcpudiate any allegiance whatever TO
hor rule. And yet the mighty British
Fleet. whlch-under ProVdeuce-is the
defender Of our homes against the
Jealous foreigner who would ly az our
throat IL he dare. is % spectacle Of
stately and imposing masterd0m. es-
pcCially when. as al the great review
recently held "a large number OF bat
tlcships. cruisers and other craft are
assembled together Embracing upon
the barge OF one OF the battleships a
large open boat towed by a small steam
picket-boat, the visitors invited 10 Wit
ness the review soon have an oppor-
tunity Of experiencing how futile is the
claim n Britannia 10 rule the waves
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-28
An APPEAL ron LIBERTY.

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-28
SEVENTIES CONFERENCE.

4 general conference of the seventies
will be held in the Assembly ham on
Friday. Oct T. 1907, at $3.50 %. M. An
Seventies throughout the church are
cordially invited TO Zoe present ANA a
representation from each quorum IS
urgently requested.
Matters pertaining TO the Inaugural
ton of the Seventies class meetings on
Sunday mornings viii De fully dis
GUESSED and instructions win be given
as 10 the manner Of conducting same.
The Seventies Course Ia Theology. "
already lu the hands OF the printer.
viii Dc ready for distribution.
SEYMOUR b. YOUNG
lH behalf Of tLe First Council OF the
seventy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-28

reside In the magnificent sorics of s,
looms decorated by pintuuoChln ann
bearing the ill-omcucd name of No.
ander BorHia. their original occurartI
The central hguro Of this most sinf.1
~ and Impressive court is "a kin5l,
gentle. old peasant priest-thc NM,
Pope en- two centuries Of plchoian biru
Tie IL OF middle height thickset An n.y.
ure with dark eyes and bushy rr. II
hair For year or two after his a.l
ccssiun tho poor man was FAR from b.
ing 20 eogc in hts lofty dignity. DO.
wandered like one dlstraught throurii
the vast echoing corridors OF tho HD
Client palace. which has seen some M
the mlghticst events IN the WORLDS his
tory for "a thousand years. Could M
De- possible that he. Giuseppe Sarfu M
humhlost peasant paroutacc. with fs,.
relatives who are village tallors ana
innkoopcrs at thlr moment. could lao.
been elected spiritual lord of two rB,
dred million human souls throuebor,|
tho nations OF tho carthH With NM
however, Plus X conquered his norr1
business, ANA grew rpConciled to mari,
ing from bis aEcd sisters. who we,,
even moro distressed over the drau1tiI
change II had pleased Providence III
bring about The peasant Popa b,,
introduced many change I'm tho rI-tt
etiquette of the papal court that I1vI
somewhat discounted the Older ar 4
more conservative officials. Ito Ell
also cut down expenses on am eis,'
$50 MS TO meet tho heavy drain ON MI
resources caused by the recent a.,t..
Of the French government. Tho. III
nothing the spiritual King drtss,,
more than pomp and state Tor vitlI
reason he avoids both whenevei ro.
sihlc Moreover, AZ his previou. ft,
has been most active. ne fnds fbr .-,
Of Prisoner OF the Vatican" fnoet III
some Had ne followed his own ,.f.be,
the Pope would long ago have 80. MI
Castel Gandolfo, IL not even more Ia. 1
tant parts Of italy; and Il was oni- IN,
most earnest and pressing ra,g,,
strances from his elder advisers IN !.
prevented him from following tho t-fD.
10 the assistance OF the sufferer fr,,,
the eruption OF Nesuvius laet ,,.u
Roman society greatly regrets tb,H
such Counsels were successful. f,r M
Pope and King worked side bv .i5o ~
the common good in that lime M ..-
rnr. the breach between Church ., 81
state would have been better ran,i,..,
than could be hoped for from, 49,.
years of diplomacy and statarr,r.
w. G. Fltz-Gerald, I'm Harppr's W.'ti,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-28

ae n rootic fancy And so 600 along IN,
ur, eei.,tists ver. aairnine that
,,bat.vor thew rouls mot explain. he'd
mo- ,yist.pc,
Noy. ,b. s,.i a. u,.f tho urrcb of
] sis.o,..,,. ,,... t..o Tending more and
,,.,,.. ,o,,.r5 tf, occult .rhe old roai-
,i,, 40 .i,.. ..f.,fi.t. Inns baen rendered
Y,t,,slf. Al Boa the c1aa of the ln-
gi.pt rli.I5aa8 historian nerosus later
bist,ri.rs fr.f denied DIS accuracy ana
trap. g.. tb. usht of moro recent Doe
...r.r admitted 3d. 81, au sIme the
II,. Scientists ra,. lately boon forced
boz admit fho trnth ar many oII beliefs
..5 t,.5iIi,,s .r.. d.H.uuO.d as tha
..rf... ., ..r.,..I.I.r.
r.I., ..I.r,..,. admit r. mr.t,r-
... r.u.. OFF et.t D.a once called
...N ..HHHI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-28
NO CAUSE FOR P1ouE
ST. Louis Times

The failure o. The Hague confcrar..
20 accomplish any genuinely forward
step IN the interests Of peace Us cb9re
ca by some Of the conferees t1 Nm
lack Of unity OF purpose by the I-ri,sJ
states and the Latin American r.rpb
lies. Ii even Is advanced that tho Is,
ser states OF the Americas feel pigusl
lf not inccnsod at what Is charged I,
have been "a disposition on the part :
the United states delegates 20 ieno-
their smaller neighbors and 10 fo4
with Germany Great Britain and oth-
European pOweW Of the first Daa
This may be so. but II il Is the Cs-.
tral and South American delegates /,
the peace congress have no just csus
10 feel aggrievcd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-28

with The secretary Of the international
Congress on Tuberculosis. DoioiA'"
Building. Washington, y. g., and "o''''
fun particulars There should he gene
oral interest n this mcotng Tor ll T"
held On the interest ~ humanity inc
death rate from this one cause is great
or than necessary simply b'c'u'. "i
Ignorance or carclessuess. of p'i"Al9
because or lack of aGliues i'r proper
precautions
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-28

And u.a the yice-rresldout NJ the
standard 900 trust is very sick man.
Ths aHr mortom investigation OF tho
true. is making o. good many OF its
officers H.h
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-28

Tho Union Labor convention ln San
Francisco WAS dominated and controlled
hy convict schmitz from his prison
rol What must be- the political de-
Fradation of city where such a con-
dition OF things can exist
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-28

Secretary Root ays that Doe b. not
"a candidate FOR the presidency.
Among the prominent men Of the
country ho stands almost alone On hts
l..--muln.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-28

$50. ut for publication" said tho
pu dent lauenIngy of the Oklahoma
constitution In newspaper parauco,
u I. .unt available owing no Its great
IDre.h'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-28

Tra daelination Of Sir Thomas Lip
ton challenge for the Americas cup
h0e nearly allied his cup of bitterness 10
overflow .nl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-28

Every Htuc while the announcement
ie made shat tho law governing the
srr.1 of automobiles o. 20 be enforced.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-28

"Vyhat orc we going 20 DO about the
Philippines asks HaTor's Weekly.
Dolce flr nlcute.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-28

Tho American" party has two
notices for JOS euidauoc-Rule or ruin,
rule and ruin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-28

The price Of pie and pastry Is to no
raised. This rs the me- plus ultra or
prosperity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-28

The peace congress seems 20 have
developed into "a Hauge-r I'm the wilder
ness
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