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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05
llsg.: bic Gage in Sranfrcia

truybc bon Der aanSel Der ct.
Marien> STRIDE AM Sonntag 9eprebi9t.
Ser bocbip. Batter u. 8ombolt unb
9iep. O.. 8. Seer, Der Yfarrer Der
@emeinbe, beleu6teten Die Gage unp
Seiaten in einbriidliben 8orten Die
9ren5enloie @ottloiisfeit Der nciien
S1redensberridait in Sranfreid. Die
Hreoisten iprirben aIlsemein beipro>
den. Ser bo6p. @ater Seer be-
tonte. bab mir a r Die Wid1<
tisfeit Der Organization Der fatbolis
fhen NGnnertuelt erfennen iollten
,nb ipies alf Die beute beitebenben
Crganiiationen Der &atbolifen Imeris
fa's. 5umal Die oeutiden 2ofals
tereine, Staatsberbdnbe IL. ben Gene
trals @srein. in Der Soberation fatbos
IiiGer @ereine. Aue Wittbeilun9en
iiber Srmfrei9 tpedeu Sas re9ite
Sntsreiie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05
Murktl,ertn1if.
GIs ocn @roSp::fauf.

Oubulue. ben 4. Seb.
Uctrcibc, Sen, @cbI etc.
ioaier 81 49,.
3oru: 35m3Sc.
Gcrlie: 3j-40c per Guihel.
No9geu: I0-J5c per Gll5el.
Nsu 3.09mSl4.00
Dtshl: p1tcat. SI.2)@4.4); itraisbt,
81. O004.20.
8leie: 5000. @S2!.0o
Sntter, Gicr nnS Sale c.
Ger: 25c per 0ISeuo.
SGttcr: 0atrp, -; y. Eiuno; 6ream'
m, 3JM3?c.
adie: 5taam adic. l!,c; Srid. 1876
0rpecrics, etc.
HeiS rs-9ic per EuuuH.
9piebein: Sl.n0c per 0totc.
@epiel 50. jD0$3.5I par Sarrel.
8GrIolIeln 4je per Sui5tl.
Sicb.
Stere: s3.O004.00.
RuiOer: f.. 5@2.00.
8iihe: S!.:j@3. %.
Galher: &5. 600. 80.
5hprtustaui BEN Gai s.. 80 66 % per
bIlll0ert N'Inio.
&ich (g~ciGllttct).
R~nole;ib 5G7: PER SmLo; httncec.
G@S4cper GiIuo.
S6diileiith <:
&rpniiiuncn.
Gerouher;es Mei9 Santeu. 130l3I;;
GDed. l20l3c.
Shm0i;: 1p0iOtc.
Robleu: nirrtoblen. $3.50 per Soune.
Nol;: NIteS Gi1enboii. 5.0J 10 SO 90 per
6oroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05
CtaeS &rsteS Grfatrstns.
Saptpn. O., Mdr, 1904.

SaDtpn, o., Wtdrj 1904
esit ben IsSteu z Sabrtn psri8rieb i'd msbr oils 500
SIaiG.n 9aitor aDnio'S serpsu'Stdrfer gssen ansrIsi
sierpeuleiecn. lie Wirfuus ~besieIbsn ibertraf ole
eripartunsen. Cine g.idreibun9 amer bieier Jdae
pirbe elm saaSss Bud fallen, ober ben bon sinsHt
Mabdsa, ipeI9es iasIi9 2-3 snfdne BON 6oainHt
bate. mub i'd b~eionssrs erwdbren. ipsil psridieoene
gsrote unb aub sin epsSiaIiit fs idr u~ubsiIbor srfldr'
ten. sla6Ssm i'd ibr aber gaitsr aSnis's gtsrpsn'
etarfrr nur cine WOde lang sssebsn bate, blisbsn bic
stnfdre saui aus, fe bat nun in 6 Sabrsn feline msbr
sebabt, nirnmt cher INNER nod feline Dozen bon
benz slsrosn.e tdrter, uno 1T aud ionit seinnb, trdftis
r.o eIiaIid Sab.i. Or. @. 8. Cole.
fNSm~S Elm ioertbpones Bud fir 1crosnlsibenbe
aGERH rirb Seoem Der Is oerIarst, Sugeiauot.
@rrle erbalteu aud bic Vlsbi5iu rnfionit.
Sisie Nlebi5iu prroe felt benz Sabre 1876 bon benz
Soiw. paitor G6uia, Sort MaDue. Sab, ~5ubereite1
LIB Jest inter ieiasr @niueiiurs BON Der
kOEElG MEDICINE CO.,
100 Lake Str. CHICAGO, III.
Sci Myotncsern az habem far
$500 Die 5lafa.e, 6 5Iaid,en fur ST 5000
aycBe St.s5. @ fir $500.
Sn SlbIaile 81 BADEN bel Der
Sorbert SrngG SD.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05
Sransisfancr 5u Siung Gitp, Suiua

Sic Sran3isfaner baben @i%9entbum
bon einem bnlben glod on Der Noros
ieite Der @eit Siinfteu Strabe Spis
ihen Gpot nnb Smnbn StraBe 81
Siour Gitp. Soipo, gefouft. Iuf Den
ledS Cots. nelhc bon s.. Is. CHAPMAN
fir bic Sllmnle bon $4,000 bnielbit
~erItnnbcn ipurben. ipirb cine biibi6c
Stride mn Elm Sloitcr 9ebailt lperben.
lrelhc ols 6nuptaunrtier Der Sron>
5isfancr IN jeuer Sio5elc oienen mcr>
Den. Sic alte airhe nirO bis lpatcr
ais Sdule bienen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05
Iar,n III b%erfaujen.

$50 Slder in einert GAM oeutidben Excitement.
lie er 200 5nmilieR geh0ren eur @emeinoe. 1te
iyarm legt siuei Weilen BON Der Stabt, 8irde
uIo SdlueteruiDUie. Ter 8ooeu III ld1unraer
idaoiger Yuani. 100 Nder unter Silug. 40 Nder
9Seioe, 20 Slfcr gS;eie Ino 20 Nder 2Salo. Grnme.
hans NIT 4 .innlern. Weuer 6rame@ Stuu init
Siaum inr I &ieroe. 20 Gtid 8inopieb uno 30
Souuen 0eu. Nrdnueu bel Der alide uro ein
in;mer fiebenber SrIunen. beiln Stnu. HretS
lid on =. gsambadl. 81. 3. ,. NO. 3. Sog 4,
3orab, Stenrns Co.. Ni1n.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05
Wahhaus at rerfaafen.

Tas BETS e.anrte, i'm Sabre 1854 geerlnoete
Seferiou 6urfe, @de Der Z. nno &hite' StraBe
ma1e beim Gpnrt9uuie), Dubuque. Soma. III
inter g~iinitigen Seoiugungen 5u. nerfauten. nm
;ufblebeu. 9ieies ootel bat iidl nets zines nors
Sheldlsi Nuies crirent. IS lit bicies cine ie.tene
Welegenheit iir BEN redteu WRann. BENT oas
Scferiol pouie hGt cine ousge5elohnete &unos
be@ Nuruipeitens lls cir lusqe5eimnetes @atts
baus betauut. I'm nibere Nlstnntt idretbe
man iuior. Gn S,enr) Cedric, Seferlon 9oule,
Dubuque. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05
.Tret
Ma9em'& ranfe

@enn Gie nit einem WlaeenIei6en ober ben
babur& terporgeruienen urja4en, ais per
j~tDptnns, tracer 2sber, 9er5flepten, Weruofttat,
lauren Hnittohsn, s@siittssr s!t~sS.rSsialsasn'
be1dftet fino, bann ibreiben sic mir uno 10
iperbe Sblen elm iretes 9adet. uieiner Wsa9en'
tabletten tenben. pelde Sie In Siirde .Peilen
tperben. G6on Die erite Sofis gibt geipobnlt1
Ginoerung. Wlan Goreiitre:
JOHN A. SMITH,
; 4S9 Gloria Hlbs,
W'ifwaafee, Mts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05
@awD! SaMO! @ano!
Seuebiftiner : SGter 1T Stlaboma.

aatbuliide 2eier, Die 9nub in benz reuen
Stnnte StlGboma IN tauien ODER III renten 9e..
benten. m0gen D e Counties Sotoiuatoniie IMP
fir tie Seeliprge oer &ntbuliten III 0ieielt 5iuet
Counties miro oird) bic Oeneoittiner : @dter
beiiens geiorgt.- lin i1here NnStnntt .~icbretoe
nn %ro. Jobn Saraeg g. 2. ~, Saereo
0eart Nbbep. Sacreo 0enrt y. o. Ola. Des
trefenoe iuerbeu Gudl bon 5loerldltgen Saho'
in Der Nabe uon Gtaot ugo Stride %iid1crn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05
Sob BON s.. 6. Spamnburit.

3u ct. 2puis, @o., beridico nm
"a. Sonnnr. nnh ldrgerer arantbeit,
Serr Seinrif e. Spnunborlt, Sobn
hes s.. :. Spmunborit, n Yrdiiz
bent bes Central Sereins. Sen Sins
terblie6enen unIer @eilciol
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05
Standardization

Stoat Soma. lss
Z Dubuque Conn, ~ ."
20. Ntru. Gieel. e6ibmfiicr o. II.
p~enannter Ban, &c dlUore itie.lf. BAR
mad msiuem belien Ginen NM Sf1ubM porlebrnoet
ausptis pontdnOtG. mcir NIB ri6tig III; nno Bag
bic obcn ongeacbeneI Wnilaben ..1oHI ne" eiQens
tlna, blcgiet eGgf in ib2v elpoel a., ais Corpora,
iipu ir6; nHo b ~ ten lbc,t %herie!Orn beiGgler Sdnl
an benz .Slpets aetlebeH ueet porge'6 1hen iporoeu III.
nm ais lprll i5rer Sntbd GU dnJeq,otn ia peroeu.
Ntrn eiaeu. Z baBmeittsr.
sipr mir uut,r dri,bsR uuo te 1pcrel roI Scrm.
G'Gcn. on oid,m . IGq't . Gal tar 1901.
lStssrl.l 9.irD AaetbcL
Dftl,IID,r at0tar.
gei9siniat uOn:
~. 9. Tan.
q. g. Temtuq.
Sames Wl. Bur6,
Sirsttoren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05
NrrinnQt.

Cine quite tatboliide 6nriiIic. I'm geiebltf 5u
nOprtirer, ODER aufSunshrien lno 5n er5tehen:
Elm Stub pom 3 poer s 3abren, bis n~aSieibe groB'
idhria geuoroea lit. lin RdpereS iuenoe man
lim ali Spieyb u. 3auier, ct. Yiarp'S 9burh,
SigpurneO, Sppa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05
MMtuna, Sano1uder!

On Der linnsesenb BON gSales. q. o. einem Der
blubenbfen Tbeile BON 9aealisr @ouutp. n. D,
nabe bet Stride unb Sfule, lnb nneeiibr 10
9 eftionen 9anb an perlaufeu. Der 30
ben III reid. bic ernte bieies Sahr ansgeaeifnet
aatboliife Qniiebler ba6eu bier cine quite @e'
Ieaenbett, 9nnb 5u faufen. Wlan tue16e fdb an
q. Z. Httd1er, WaleS, ". D
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05
Shleuoer>Sertant

iucnt iruerbalb 30 5ageu u%ertauft. cine Der
beiieu @iebs uno &ornfarnen i'm oitlidleu AanlaS,
4S0 Nder, nit etnem ME oeriedlbaren Stront, tei'
mem NuttsrpldBen, autenl Sbitsarten. Man
idreibe an &. J. .Safep, Eaola, SanIaS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05
MdtMnG FARMER!

Sabt Chr Saier, Seu. SartsfsIn, Bsissn. aorn,
MosssS Mel % y, Nsru Htsr; Sit. ,n o pgsp aSsr9aav5
10. bann i6rei6t erit an Sol. 3. Negie. Tubuaue.
Soma, uno fragt ihn nm ieine Hreiie. Ran
n~eIeiire eintah; >. :. yta8is. Subpsas, Sopq,
N. b. = 9err Waele tauft uno usrtau't audi
Gtabts unb 5armeiaenthurL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05
Ueaen &rebsiMaoen.

Sh empiehle hermit Stroop's beribn,te
beitide 9uIoer. Sieieiben heiler jeoen lnocb
nidt auiae6rodenen) arsbS iofuphl inuerlib als
GuBerIff. Tas anertanut ein3ig bette 9tttteI, nm
Wdgentrebs erioIgreidh 81 betlen. gsegen Rdbe'
rem, 8eugniiie u. |. 10. i6reibs man an;
Gpmarp q. Oeeotng,
ct. 2ueaS. Soma,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05
Grant 6ouuta, Siio=I afota.

2aab an ocrtnu'eu fiir Si2 bis $50 pro @der i'm
TornersGuuutup hon SuosOatota. Nle Sequems
Iidifeit, z olulen. 2ln9opts9 DENT. 6armers3ele'
pbune, Untterin6riten q. % Grrten nadletnan'
Der ohre NtiBertten. SSir toohnet lett 20 Sahreu
bier iti,b fonneu ,Sbnen uerthuole NIB e%orrefte
NitStunit aber ganb. gratett uiru. 8eben. aatho'
life Strife rub Sd1ule babier. sSir perpeite1
aui ben bocb,u. 6errn tRfarrer J. =. @ olt
bahisr. s1an ipenoe i1 az ytartens Uros.'
Nltllbent, z. z.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05
&GiebanSluna.

Serr alIciS SafeI, 30. 1872 JowasStrase, IN.
buoue. Soma, bat tets eine oolfdnbige @nstuabl
nheimiiber uno impprttrter Hdieiurten nors
9luspdrtiee 8e%neuun9en iueroen prsrpt
beiorst. YreisIiite wtro anf 9erlangen gerne
.udeiaubt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05
MiKanr;> Tarmen.

sGns idreibe nm StaotStcrte. Yamphlet, uno
ssetterberitht: irei uerianor Basel J. yeesf
gbillicotne, aio.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05
M@t,,ag, fatbolii6e
&amoiM6er!

Sdl babe cine slnsabl ausge5eidhneter carmen
i'll Sr6Ben pom 16O bis 400 @der, Die / bis pa Neis
len BON StAShomas. Noro Safota, gelegen limb.
Sdl m6dltc oieielheu pertduieu ODER aui Shares"
an be red)ten 4eite uerrenten, oa meme @eS
idldite mir ui.bt erlaubct. bic Carmen ielbsr 81
be6aueu. ,J0 tGnn cine Nn3a9l anberer Blaze
hin3m betunlnien, iuern 9anbind1er plnidlen, fih
bier niebersn!n len. Sos Staotdben, baS uuges
fdbr 800 9iniuopner Sdblt. hat quite atrd1en uuo
Sdulen. Sie llrIaegeno lit cine aus9e5eihnete
uub oas 9auo oaS bette i'm Staate.
I'm ndbere Nustunit iuenoe man lid al
JOHN M. O'CONNOR,
st. Thomas, N. D.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05
Wntbabcn:

W~ntbabcn:
S,traQ an ySehielH. ScuoS uHb anoeren
his, crtirteu ODER Qefanisa itub uon Or
Bant Gce aletea Siherte til. {. IS ~. $500
SGarbetrd c al S.ua wIe
lot9t:
SplomIn,e. .............S 5000
SiltermhIie uHo SUI ru.. 20I.9J
yega,5eHte-.& .tiom Il <puis
nttm mo Su5istu
Dthnie.... ............. 5,554i7
We mel aui sahlnM7 id ,ts
santen II b aYtere Saars
betrdgc alt Sanc......... 1909
-s G.C1S67
Se;rog. Der en- Si6t Gli
&~e2oiitel in Der Secpah
Sectional gaut. gu ulu,.
SOlDI .sejog,u De.D.u fam s lgS. 26S4j
--s 1925. 10
GeIanimi. Sutbab.u -. 49,. S y7I. 132 IL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05
fommen sic nidt uad
Sem SiOen,

100 oas @etreibe mdbreuo 10 Nouaten i'm Sabre
padNt? Der Boben III frubtbar uno tief. 9as
alimla eeiuno; bic qebensbebiriniie bilig; Die
neutrality-suspicious. gut. san6 5n letdten
5eaen Seine @oloniiations ~ elesenheiten ent.
lana ben Gluten Der gtorioIt & Southern giten'
balm in 1ibemater girainia nno i'm oflid1en
gaartet nidat, bis Bite $rsiie iteieen. S6reibet
ioglsid fur 5arm : ei'ien nnb beitreibenoes
pamphlet.
r. L. MERRITT, Land & IndustI Agt.
3a Citizens Bank Bldg, Norfolk, Va.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05
Sta0t nnO Mmgegem0.

Entered at Dubuque post Office as sec.
ond-class mail matter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05
Cute Oeleaenbsit,

I'M eauo Al ontdubise1 8reiieu 5u fauieu in
elmer o~eutidben tatholiidhet 6ernetnoe NIT 8ird1e
NIB Sdlule I'M rprooitlicher Soiua. Muh 1T IN
oieier Bemeiuoe cine ausgeSeid,nete @elegenhett.
nm cine. Tpotbete, einen Venerals store uno
eiren @rocerpsS tore 5u er0Hnen. I'm nabere
gusfuuit idreibc man an
Mep. INm. -. annfel, Mafbua. Soma.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-02
LOCAL and GENERAL

Poor servants are endured without
excuse when a Bulletin Want Ad is
not used.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-02
OIL FINE
IS NOT A CASE.
FOR SUPREME COURT

Washington, Aug. 5.-Department
Of justice officials expressed today the
opinion that the decision OF Judge
Lands against the Standard Oil
company, rendered Saturday in the
Federal court at Chicago, would be
finally disposed OF by the court Of
appeals early next winter at the lat
est. II was pointed out that no APP
peal to the Supreme Court would lie
in this case. because the prosecution
originated with the Department of
Justice and the issues involved were
criminal and not civil.
Under the law OF February IL,
1908, cases originating with the in
terstate commerce commission for
violations of the interstate commerce
act were made appealable to the SUI
preme Court, but the appeal must
apply to civil action. This provision
was for the purpose of facilitating
decisions by the higher courts in In
functions secured by the1 commission.
The Supreme Court can, by writ of
certiorari, grant an appeal to 1t in
the Standard Oil case. but precedent
in that court has heretofore limited
appeals In criminal cases to persons
sentenced to death.
"The Standard Oil company, which
contends the fine of $29,240,000 Is
confiscatory. may declare the Lands
decision is a capital punishment so
far as the corporation is concerned"
said member OF the department to-
day.
While no opinion on the decision
Of Judge Lands was given for pub
LEGATION at BE department today, 1t
was said privately that the govern
ment fully expected an appeal not
only on the eonfiscatory allegation Of
the Standard Oil company, but 1t
also believed an. attempt would be
made before the court OF appeals to
limit the punishment Of the COM
pany to one count, the heaviest fine
for which would be only 100000.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-02
HONOLULU QUARANTINE
AGAINST FRISCO
Federal Edicts From
Washington So
Order

On account of the recent epidemic
of bubonic plague which has appeared
N San Francisco Honolulu has de-
clared strict quarantine against that
city. Hereafter all vessels coming
from that port bound for Honolulu
shall before departure must be thor
oughly fumigated and obtain a certiii-
cate from the health authorities show
ing that the ship and crew have undes-
zone quarantine.
According to quarantine regulations
that have been enforced by San Fran
cisco against vessels arriving at that
port from Honolulu It now appears
that the two cities are quarantined
against each other.
DR.. Ramus has received cable in.
strustions from Washington to apply
strict quarantine against all vessela
arriving from San Francisco on nc.
count of the existence Of plague in tho
Coast city.
The Pacific Mail liner Asia, which ~
'iut utIC lOudg UT carry lOInOTTOW
morning. and the Hlonian. due here
Thursday, having left San Francisco
hefore the new orders from Washing
ton went into effect regarding quaran-
tine regulations at that end, will be
ordered into quarantine Immediately
on their arrival at this port.
This order will not inconvenience
the Asia to any extent, as she is a
foreign bottom although operated by
the Pacific Mail. She brings no pas
sengers except possible two or three
stop-overs. Regarding coal and water,
these she can take without much trou-
bic.
With the Hilonian II VIII le differ.
eat, She brings numerous passengers
nd will! have to go through the same
stunts as did the Sierra 1t is probable
that her cabin passengers will be land
ed without much delay. The steerage
passengers. II any, will be sent to
Quarantine Island for the regulation
stay.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-02


Sales-S5000 Paia 6s, 500; $4,000,
Olaa 6s, S90.25. Session: Eva,
S25.25; 8 Haw. c. & s., ISL.
Dividends-Aug. 81, 1907: c.
Brewer & Co., 81 per cent; Eva, l
or cent; Honomu, per cent; Wal
manalo, 1-2 per cent; Haw. Elec-
trio, "a per cent; olowalu, l per
cent; Hon. y. &c NJ. Co., l per cent;
I. I. S. N. Co., "a per cent. Sept /,
1907: Haiku. IL per cent; Paia,
per cent; Pioneer, per cent.
Notice-Therc will be no session
OF the Exchange Labor Day, Mon
cay. Sept. 2, 1907. Legal holiday.
Latest sugar quotation, 3.905
eents, or $3.50 per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-02

Amasa Pratt. who Was connected
with Oahu College for a number OF
years, died at ColumbGs. Ohio, on
August 8.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-02
Only One "BRoMo ouININH"

That is LAXATIVE BROMo Qui-
nine, Used the world over to Cure
Colds in One Day. Z. w. Groves
signature on box,-Made by PARIS
MEDICINE CO.. Saint Louis, U. S.
of A,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-02
STOCKS IN FRISCO

Following are the quotations for
sugar stocks In tho San Francisco Ex-
change August "a.
The Glenwood post., 1907-09-07
TAFT IN OKLAHOMA.

The ringing speech of Secretary Taft
to the Republicans of Oklahoma may
well carry CONSERVATION into the camp
of the Democracy of the new state.
That it will give double courage to the
Republicans in their struggle goes with
out saying, for although Oklahoma Re
publcans are not weak -kneed in any
respect and have no need for a nerve
tonic, yet it is in the very nature of
things hearuening' to have man IF
Secretary Taft s caliber expose the in
consistencies, hypocrisics and cheap
politics Of the constitution formed by
100 Democrats and 10 Republicans.
Every Republican in the new state was
proud that Secretary Taft is a Repub-
lean and that there are "plenty more
like him. That is, the sort of men
the Republican party produces and
though individual Republicans may
differ in the details of their political
views, yet on the broad and general
principles of equal and exact justice,
human rights, square deal, a fair field
ana no favors-along these lines Re
publicanism always rings true and
strong.
The analysis of the constitution by
the secretary was merciless in its eX-
posure of the clumsy cunning of the
overreaching Democratic leaders. While
the secretary dramatically disclaimed
speaking for the president, yet it may
be taken for granted that the rights
of tens of thousands of the voters of
the new state and the best interests Of
the entire commonwealth will not be
violated and retarded with the consent
of the president. Fortunately there is
between the peoplebetween the people
and the work of the delegates barrier
which no "beastly majority" may sur
mount.-Kansas City Journal.
The Glenwood post., 1907-09-07
CONSERVING OUR NATURAL RE
SOURCES.

In his letter to the national irriga-
tion congress now in session in Sacra
mento, California, President Roosevelt
emphasized the need of conserving all
the great natural resources of the coun-
try. Foremost in this class STAND wa
ter for irrigation and the forests for
timber; but the policy outlined en-
braces not alone these, but also other
sources of wealth provided by nature.
In the main, the intelligence, the
wisdom and the prudence of the people
can be depended upon in matters Of
this kind, and it is neither the province
of government nor President Roose
welt s purpose to usurp their place in
providing for the future along the lines
to which he has directed attention.
The administration cannot take the
place of the people. 1t cannot stand
with policeman s club or soldiers bay
onet to guard the entire store-house of
natural wealth or to protect the men of
this country from the consequences of
their folly. The utmost it can do is to
conserve interests which are now under
its control and show the people where
the path of prudence lies.
The reclamation service will con-
struct great irrigation works, thereby
conserving part of the water supply,
but whatever may thus be done will,
after all, be small in comparison with
what the people must do for themselves.
This is true also of forest preservation
The Glenwood post., 1907-09-07
LIBERTY CONSTRUED AS LICENSE

Hiding behind what they are pleased
to term the liberty of the press mum
ber of editors apparently deem it a
part of the legitimate prcrogatives OF
the business to fight their personal bat
ties through their newspapers ana On
cumber their columns with personal
abuse of those whom they do not like
Oftentimes the subjects of their at
tacks are greatly superior to the abu
sive editors in intelligence, education
and honor, but this does not prevent
the editors from using the press as Il
vehicle for conveying to the public
thoughts which they would scarcely be
justified in expressing in private.
These abusive tactics are often pur-
sued under the guise of righting some
public or private wrong or working
some great reform, but too often, in
stead of being really animated by de
sire to render n public service the ell
itor is simply wreakng his persona
vengeance upon real or fancied on
envy. In this case the force of the ar
gument, if any argument is really in
dufged in, is lost or is weakened and
rendered of no effect.
In some instances family history and
the sacredness of the home are not
spared and this method of attack =
probably the most despicable of all and,
as might be expected, frequently leads
to serious consequences. People will
sometimes tolerate, to a greater extent
than they should, the blatant dcma
gogue who plays to the galleries
through the columns of his paper, using
the vehicle which should be regarded
asa semi-public trust, for the purpose
The Glenwood post., 1907-09-07
SATURDAY, SEPT. 7, 1907.
SECRETARY GARFIELD
AND THE WEST

SECRETARY Garfeld's long todr
through the trans Missouri region has
supplied him with a fund of informa-
ton concerning Western matters whicA
he will put to good use in preparing
his report to the president on the ad
ministration of the department of the
interior during the preceding twelve
months.
In making this extensive tour he did
what few other cabinet officers have
done. BY personal observations and
inquiry he has learned the attitude OF
large percentage of the Western
population respecting certain questions
and issues which directly affect this
section; and whether his conclusions
prove to be altogether right or not,
he will at least have done all in his
power to ascertain the truth.
Upon the broad principle Of the
policy he has favored respecting the
preservation of the forests, the con
servation of fuel resources, the re
clamation of arid lands so far is il
may fall within the province of th"
federal government, and the prevention
of frauds in the acquisition of pub
lie lands by private owners, the peo-
pie of the West are in sympathy with
him. So far as they differ with him
it is chiefly respecting matters Of de
tail, and in regard to these differences
the people are not united.
Secretary Garfield listew.ed to the
presentation of many subjects by the
inhabitants of different sections, and 1t
will be wonder if he retains in his
memory anything like all the informi
tion impaired. But there is no ques
tion that in respect to every one OF
them he will adopt the course which un
der all circumstances may seem to him
best. A matter in which the citizens
Of this state are particularly inter
ested is the storage of water in the
San Luis valley for irrigation not
withstanding the claim of certain PEI
sons that all the water which might
thus be stored be allowed to flow down
to New Mexico.-Denver Republican.