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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-09-12
A oe.RIeh-ouIek sehsme

Knickor 4 save 30 cents every time
I shave m, self.
Mrs knickor-Then why don't you
shave nvo lines = day aad save moIof
The Circle
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-09-12
- - Your -

Aliens Foot-Ease- u cures painful Eolen,
smauing. sweating feet Make neu shoes
easE sod by al Druggists and Shoe stores
Don't accept any substitute. SampleFREE.
Address A. S. Olnsteds La Roy, n i.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-09-12

A Chicago Office boy. looking for E
Job. was asked whether be used pro
fame language. He replied:
Il kin II necessary"
He got the place.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-09-12

Clear white clothes are a sign that the
h-ousekeeper uses Red Gross Bail Bloc.
Large ? o.. package, 5 cents.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-09-12

In this world every m~ountain-top q
privilege Is girdled by the wales Of
simple duty-H. Van Dyke.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-09-12

Live pure, speak true, right wrong
else. wherefore born?-Tennyson.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-09-12

] don't think much Of a man who is
not wiser to-day than he was yester-
dag.-Abraham Lincoln
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-09-12

DO YOUR CLOTHES LOOK TELLOws
II 50, use Red Gross Ban Blne- Is wll make
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-09-12

Trust than man in nothing who has
not a conscience in everything.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-09-12

Mra- WiuntoHrs southiuE syrup.
Fuf children teeahinr. BcftenE the Ezrls. raeunes %
EsEu2Eel- alays rutn. czrea WtsdcQaG &cahotue
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-09-12
WORN TO A skeLeron.
A Wonderful Restoration Caused a
Sensation In a Pennsylvania
Town.

Mrs. Charles n. Preston. OF Elkland.
Pa, Gays: Three years ago I found
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-09-12

And occasionally a soft answer gen.
crates wrath.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-09-12
Read the F~oIIowlng:

Fl Reno. oka, April II, 1907.
Oh. C. =. Simmons. san Antoaio, Texas:
Dear Sr-I have just returned from a visit 20 your lands IL AuEoa
County. I left ID Reno on the 2d Of this mouth, for the puWos Of hook
ing or Southwest Texas and especially yo. land with a new Of oat
spent two nights and a day on your ranch. aud while there / was in
the MuauNe, Brown. Turkey Greek Muey COW. and Freedman pas
;uUs and made as compete an. examination of the property a. I could
body OF land that ! have seen IN Southwest Texas and ] have looked over
considerable lands IA Texas
was seTcaby surprised al. the quality 4 the soil on this ranch. It
WnN much better Nanl cQcCNu 90 aH IA / CONSIDER % . mQst tarer
able opportunity toga ppr man 10 set a Ued home.
The soil - what ! would call dark and red chocolate loan. with oa-
souaib. . little sand which 1 consider bcueht IN some respects rather
thar a hndnuce.
have bn engaged in farming and unchne about al ms life ana
have had much Crsucncc ia raising alfalfa in kanAs and Okahoms. IN
ms mui there g no question bat. that the black land on year ranch. IS
CFNanle adapted TO the succcelm growing Of alfalfa, whRh l consider
Antonio I saw frHA alfalfa has on the wagon aud BE- uM sNng for S12o
per ton lowa hy With the long Ha@na sea hye ina Texas and proper
hrgauun sou should et as least seven Or eight eutsuE Of alfalfa a year
OF tms hd and there Uught 90 lie a }pd o. 10 least a TON 70 she cutting.
saw the large aucau well &C. ts Headquarters ranch and mast ay
& is she finest aroasu vvl 0a Jaw, and Is iMy up 90 yor urrpnFa'
NCns IA every WTNt
30 not sc why alfalfa and an ouCr Cora grown upon that land cannot D.
made a AHena
consider that yu ac uuus the people a u~t opportunity go -smv
* an Is / have aan. / am perfectly he 90 say that SOU have rtrc
autcl yWr p0p0N fairly and that the Description you go Of o. Ia your
literature B. Ht oTtrdnNH.
HXm Apc 81 you hac my permission 90 rbv any pcooHs nlarpg
about tbs land e. me and / VIII o. NN sd 10 answer any m3lucs uaae
OF nae with reference 90 n.
laprycatc the tamw@ extended Go me uhe on She unch.
With best WHacs 4 wmltu, Your yu1 truly a. r. ulLIE
Write for literature and Asws Of the Ranch, ana name Of nearest agent
DR.. @. r. SIMMONS,
ais Alamo Plaza, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
TNW E@.E0 W00FV TIL CUpFD, son ESE11sI1S@EE
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-09-12
Farmers = Attention!
Go to Southwest Texas and Look at the Famous
Simmons Ranch.

10 to $40 Acres and Two Town Lots for s2Io. Payable $40 per Month
Without Interest
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09
@cbcimuifuOllc %luttbatcn in @oiba
ingtpu.

" a btn9ton :. e. s. Sept
3luci gutgctlciOetc, 0ur6 Olciicrlti6c
t0OtIih pcruunOctc Stalicncr mur0cn
bcute friib bier otf Dem YfIrItcr Der
StraBc geiunOcn cincr 0crielbcn naba
Der Gctc Scr 1 mo = StrnBc, S.-W.
lno ser anbcrc nuhe ser I. mo .
StruBc, N.s@. Ger critic ocrielbcn
Gotte cine tieie Wunoe i'm llnterleib
uno mar belpllBtlos; ser 5rueite er.
tl1rte, cr Iei al scr I. uno s Strube,
S..@., ueruunOct mor0en lmo babe
noh &roIt genllg gcbabt, INN bon BORT
bis an oic Stelle 81 'oebcn, no man
i'm fanO gr lit IN bic linfc Seitc &c.
Itodcn. Mic cr nn9iebt bcibt cr Gre.
tono Solpin umo lit is Sabre alt.
Mon pcrnnltbct, BOB iitl Oic 3luei &cr.
mlnoCten ibrc &crIcBrugcn NcgcnIci-
ti9 bcibruhtcn. Iic SoopitoIGr3te CT.
tIGrcn, deinlih per6c tcincr Ser
Nei0cn 0ic 9todbt iiberlcbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09
Sait's 9tciic.

Gortluno, Ore. s. Sept -
&ricaSletrct6r (ait lit gcitcrn Don
bier peitcr gcreiit Gr bate uri ieiner
Iour nah 0cn Ebllippinen bier Salt
genlndt. lbcoOorc q @ilcor, Der
ErGii0cnt Scr Oregon Development
So" Oabcr, CAB ibm 5u Gbrcu elm
9ontctt. @ei biclcm biclt Der &ricgss
lcfrct0r cine 9teoe, luorin er Ingte, 0aS
Sano lei ser Wenge bon NiQionGrcn
iibcrOrililig. Gr lpollc, 0nb nnh sen
Erin5ipicn pnn glcibcnl Hcdlt llno
NiIligfeit rc9icrt mer0c, unO oaS iCi
audi Der @rln0Idb Der jebi9en glOnli-
niItrotion mo millic Der Wrlm0inb
ipGtcrcr rcpubIifaniider 9lominiitro'
tionCn iCin.
Gocomo a. @oih, s. Scpt. - Sc.
itcrn rc0ctc GoIt 5u Slpupio mo
Sucono Dor grubcn Gcriomnllln0eu
lln0 nobnr oobei @clcgenbcit, ole fiir}-
lid ppn @ln. s. @rDon ollf i'm &C,
nlodtcn 9lngriifc 81 benltrpurlcit Gr
erfIiirtc infer 9(nocrenI, er lei nnd
ipic Dor iiir Sorifrcpiiior icGc jcoo6
Gin, Dab 0icicIbc 6ciicr crortcrt lpcrocn
fonnc, nodbcm Ole 9hrrcnuna Scr
fonlrrnOcn Fr0iiOcntid)nftS Gon.
pu9nc uoriibcr ici.
&crr (oit miro li6 ml Oittpoh
III ScottIc nod Den Ebilippiucn uno
Sopon cinid)iiicn mo iibcr Ectcr@.
burg nnO Berlin nod oen &crciuigtct
Stoutcn 5lriiffcbrCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09
GaS yGliif N,onie" eimgcGIdJcrt.

San tSrdn6tSc s. Sept. --
Guo yGliii Soonic," San Srnn5iSco'3
erite glttroftion iiir Sorriltcn, Elm
groBeS WcbGuoe. lpclhcS inmlttcls
bar uuBcrbolb 0cS .@oloncn Chores"
ilbcr 0oS StilIc Wtcer blidtc, lit IN
Der lcbtcn 9todt nicocrgcbronnt
9Ingcind)t ourd) cincn itarfcn gSiE3
pcrbrcltetcn lid Die 5lmnmcn 10 raid,
ooB Die &olhmonnlduit ibrc 9(ns
itrcngungcn mli Die 9cttilng ocS 6c.
nohbartcn GigcntbunS bclhrGnfen
milBte. Gos oGIiif Sollic" murbc
Dor ftr5cr 3cit 9ebltfS 9icporotitr &C.
lhlollen. Iic gIrbeiter bdttcn eS an
OiittoD pcrloiieh uno mic bos 6clier
oiSbrod), lit niht befonnt.
GoS cirgc0l6crte 9olncrt mar
onS 5lueitc, orrd) Teucr 5eritorte
oGliif Soric" ,no lpurbe Dor eilten
Tubcnb tSobrcn bon gtoolpb Sutro
errid)tct. IS Qcbort 5u bcm Sutro.
Nohlob nno icin @crtb miro aui
$4,000 gciddtt. 5obn Gait, al wcl.
den c5 pcrnlictbct por, torirt ieineu
9erluIt an Ginribtlngen II. /. iU.
ouf lucitcre $4,000.
Gos @ebGuoc itono ouf eincm Sci.
ien'Gorgebirge, oireft iber Den Ncl
len bcS SceonS, itno ieile brcitcn Sc
rdnbo5 botcn Gjclcgenbcit 5lr 9coh.
odJtilng Der Nobben, lpcldc lid IN
Der, bcnahbortcn WelpGiiern tunnel.
ten. 9lllc cill. llll0 auslnllIenocu
Sd)iiie fonntcn cbcniolo bon oort
aus geie6cn mcr0en. Die noDegcle.
9enen. prodtoollen Sutroidcn Vd.
Scr blicben BON Dem 8eucr oerihont.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09
Gbilabclpbicr pNolcr.Semprl" bnrdJ
,Scner scritDrt.

EbilnOelpbia a. s. Sept Der
n9loler' Sempel," oos bieiige Saltpt-
ouortier oes Ebilaoelpbier 9lerie IL,
n5roternal Groer Of eagles" on Der
Sprin9 8oroe1., nabe Der grono.
StraBe,luiiroe bellte irilb eingeodert.
9tur Die naften Dtouern bIieben ites
ben Ser gerlnit luiro ouf 100000
geidott. Ter grano entitano i'm Sot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09
SdDlinmcs Gnoc ciner Spribtunr.

81 &ittonninA Ea., s. Scpt. --
SooluarO Nilcp, luclhcr fms nnh Wiit-
ternadt Ieinen @ei0brten Nobt. Hants
lcp }l,IoIlig gclbolien bate, bcging
bclIte friiD Sclbltmoro, inoem er lid
Dor iciner gSobmmg 81 @rnii inter
bic HGoer cinc8 GrprcB5ugcS Scr
2lIlegbenp. Siuiiion Scr ,Benniplpu,
niu. Sobn" itiir5tc. 9inlniep uno Hilcp
marcn 5lrnmmen ml2gcgungcn mo
bcld)lollcll ais tic III nn1cbcitcrtcnr
3uItan0c an cincm 6urnburic uorbei.
tamcn lih ctrpoa 5t ciicn 5u perihai.
len. 9iomlcp ging in 0os Sous uuO
Milcp III Den Siibncrltoa. @GbrenO
9tilep I'M Silbncritaq mar, 0iInctc
1nnllcD Die Sbiirc lmo itrid cin
Sdpcielbol} nn. 9tilep, lpelher i'm
filr Den Gi9cntbiInlcr bielt, gob in lei
nen launtel ,5cucr lmo ucriuln0ctt
Den ,Srcllno to6tlid our6 einen Sdlb
IN Ole Vrllit. gll9 or einlob, mas ct &c.
tboL pcrlfte er, ii6 5u eridicBen
oIlcin 9iunllcp cntriB ibn, trob ieincr
ifperen Nu10c, ocn Gepolncr. Hilcp
IiIbrtc Den &eruun0eten nud) iciner
&oGnlng, boltc cncn 9lr5t lmo nabu
ii6 onrouL luie obcn mit9etbcilt, ona
Scbcn. 9ianlieD mar nod ben lebter
9eridtcn nod nidt toOt, fat jeoott
feline 9lusIidt auf Menelun0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09
Sic Scnlenpct.
@citcrc Grfranfnugcn III Snn Tran-
eistp crrescn SciOrsnif.

Gtablirlm0 cineS Soipitols2oNcrS be.
ihloiien.- Hottcn un0 ibre 6lobe
ais Seuhenperbreiter. - Gin
GIbering oes pon 9(Oolpb Sutro
errifteten Gliif 0ouic bet'm @ol-
0enen Sbore. - Seniotiouelle
9Iuttboten in Ser 9unoesborpt.
itoot. - 3lpei toNtIid perplutOetc
Staliener mli Scr StroBe 0ciun-
ocn. - Sefret0r loit an Scr ga
ciiicfiiitc.
gan 5rancisco, s. Scpt. -
Gin ucitcrcr SAT- bon 9euIenpeIt
uuroc gcltcrt pnn Der Sanitotsbc'
b0rOe icitgcltellt, uno pier onoere, Der.
00cltilc Sale iin0 iiolirt lmo inter
@coboGtumg. Die 9eboroe bat Die
Gtoblirlmg cineS tcmpor1rrn Eager.
tcipitals 5u Sngleiioe gcnebmi9t. 3ie
$50 5nioiicn bes StoOt- unb County
SoipitulS ioIlen bort6in gebraht uno
sic Soipitolgeb0lloc IGngit con,
ocmnirte 9rctterburnden mabrs
ihcinlib pcr6ronnt per0cn. 9ioh Ell
ucn bon ser SauitGtsbcboroe uer0f-
fentlidtcn 9erid,t puroe Ser critic
9culenpeitfoll am 27. Wat bier ent.
Ocdt im0 5pur I'M @unoeS. .Ntnrine.
6oipitol. Ger Raticnt mar eiu ii1li.
ihcr Secmonn mclfcr uui ocnt 9ic-
morqucur ,M3nr0" crfranfte. Son
Damn erciancten iid feline neitcrcn
Grfronfllnaen bis gum IL. 9lugult
al pclfcm Gatltm 5luei aronfbcitS-
iGllc I'M 9tprtb 9cof- Giltrift cnt0cdt
lultr0cn. Sn @nn5cn Iino iomcit is
Grfralflmgcn elllBctrctcn. Non Den
is Eatienten lino nod nclnl nnl &c
ben uno babcn gntc 9luS'id)t oui &c.
uenng, is crtIt:rt fetn 3meiicl bo.
rnm OaB Die aronfbcit mirflid) ole
@culcnpelt it, ltno ebenio iucrliA be-
}mciiclt Oic @Cb0roc oen Griol9 bcr
5ur gltsrpttlmQ Der Sclldc an0cluen.
0ctcn Wtittcl Sic aronfbcit miro
our6 Hatten perbrcitct, reip. our6 sic
6lobe, nit mclhcn Die Hotten bcboitet
iino. @S criItiren Dem Gcrncbmcn
nn6 iiini peridicocnc Sortcn iolhcr
Slobe, mo 5pei 0ieier Sorten beiBcn
oll6 Mcnidjen. Iurdb iolde ISlobltibc
bollpti01Iih mcrOen Ole Ycitbn5illcn
oni Wicnidcn ilbcrtraacn. IS criIti.
rcn ollh nod on0cre @e0e sur llebcrs
troglng Der Sclde, illociien ino Ole.
Iclbcn lucit icltencr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09
Mabriocr 0eriibtc.
9lbicnOnna elmer iran5Oiiidl-ipuni,
idrn @rpcoitiun nadl Tc5.


norihlGdt, 10000 O}oun ltorf
leI''' - H''letPcuoI'oH uoet o'e
Npornffnfroor in ser itoIipniihru
8ollhlcr oll9etllllol8t. - YIN olli
src;t,, observation-disclosures oI-,t;irhi.
ger @alenIttIllton0 bel Gdldblanca
,,,,.>, ,.s -.,.. o,.,.,> o.,,,,.
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crt. - S1cutc iriib ioncn cucntlca
,cs..
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oinncn
y q 8, . Stplt'i'oet, e'l''r
SrpV'u' ovH "eu)o nc Fot" o'"
~"toor'o ~ 5l'IolHc C't''l''tl l' optl'acl'
ll'll'IuF' lWelI @re'lc'' ou' WttiWL o0B
ofu'lltV'U oet 'po'lllWe'l "e8'efil'l9
oeH %ptlW'u9 Hcl''uWt Vi'le lpull'''V'
'rolt5p'l'Ne Irl'lee ooh oo,oOo Ntolll'
5i'r "eNeBlll'9 oer lllotottnllI'W'il @o'
rem op5l''0lderl iIl'o oIe'eIpe llotp'pell'
o'9el''ollS DIS ''op Ue5 oorotlll9en j'l
NJ ,rt;to,,,i Ghci SHs >n,n+,,,,rticr
Itobs ppppuircu Dem Tpridloo mdb.
reno &riC0Sl1iniitcr @Cncrol Erinto
9lipcro oeniel6en be0initi0t.
Ger Wto0rioer Correspondent 0cS
yGcloir" mill uiiien, 0oB @roBbriton-
nicn'S GinfllB cine Mo0iii5irltno Der
Soltltng Sponicn'S gc0cn Wtoroffo
bcucrflcQi1t Got. 0rpBbritonnicn
loa Spu1ien ii6crrebct bobclt mirt.
um NIT Sronfrcid 5u coopcriren lno
lcincn 0urd) 0cn %crtrog pon 9ll0Cci=
ru9 iibcrnonlnlcncn HcHtcn mo &cr.
pflihhtn0cn nod5utonmct.
Gem oWotin" miro ans Moorio
tclcgrop6irt man CLAUDE, Sponien
lucrhc lib cnti6IieBen, 5000 Mann
sSnfonteric niio 500 Momt aonollcrlc
3rr gcicblng bon 5an9cr, Ietllon
un0 2orocf ob,uidddcn uno cine Yrs
''5'l'l'ol'l'lpoIt oprt SIT ctooIIreh.
i Sntcrpcllatlon in Scr ttn Q
ltcnii 6c CT &ommcr.
II ON. s. Scptcmbcr -- Ter 9(boc.
ur0nctc @nQt fat onocfiinbiot noR or
6cn WfiniItcr 0cs 9(usm1rtiocn 5ittoui
in scr @ontncr iibcr nic S1o(tuuo Sto.
liens IN Der Wioroffofrooc intcrpcIi,
rem ncroc, INN ,u erIobrcll ,nic lana
sic 3uonosmobrcoc(n. mc(chc 0i,
9ticbcrlncbellno ciniocr ucniocr On.
rop0er mcbr ais ocr0dt bobcn nod,
fortooucrn iolIcn"
,1ribuuo" Ioot in cinem g[rtifc(
ii6cr Cbiocs mn 9,orhr ,ci nift 6ic
Heoc, ionocrn bon WicDcrbcrltr0,,no
Scr gu6c unD Crbr,n,o mn sic NM
oo6e Nronfreid,s 1mb Spouipu 6
iperoc crit poacu0ct icin ioboIn hiric
g0icoer6crItcQuuo s1tr 9hotIodr no.
iuorocn lei
sooiie,u;,,an> O,
" II oe"'
Y q D a nco .. september -
Ale llIllllorllbcn Npcrotloncn 'lno
ON 0tclio9 flr nlcrlIHOjrunn]lgStlnl'
oeh elll9eltellt luoroen. SIc Gtnlteli
llill9 0elboD ollr oo9 Grll0en porl
dolo Wo5l, oent Nltbrcr oeS Gbnnltt
io'Slo'llllleS, luelhcr oIc 9ll''ldlt ans
'proN, 81 6rIeoenSlutcrbonolunGcn
5ll tollllllen' @lS jllr 9llil9obe olc'er
2epe'We mar CT Jcoo6 rlht erldtc
men. Ser MonenItIllltdno 0lebt IN
5lolNen oenI 6elnoc 3clt lid 81 per
''u['''l' 'n.
w 'u.''V' p,ct' poB o'V Slol''
he;.o,, ;:h fe, l''t''''esot, tt.' '~''oO''.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09

Sia's Saar' nnS Bart Jarbc,
idluars oSer braun, 80 Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09

gsir bcr Wrnui, ors gnootnes ocr gepeie
lefert, ob er gut M ooer mieht e6ento lieicrt
oer c'ebrnu6 oes 6tmorr6oioen oeilmiitcls
,.Anatec" oen pelpei5 fiir feline Seilfraii gics
fes Q5leidnb tnfi 1ber In 70 icrn. ais Ia ole
Gereilunq Der guooiilGs, felbit 6erenjaCn bon
gleider Sorie. ene Ocricbieoenuriige III. pdb,
reno ieoes }upfheu .9lnnieiie" iiuo ibr Nb,
p6llia qei6 ut mo aleh prft Andb beoari
es oa Ieines 9eipeiies fueiter. benn eegoneH
fnrirter PalieHien be8cngen bic 6eilfrait Der
gfHafefs." 9lnrfiftre Y. Geaitarotrr q Co.,
y'or 2ii6. yeip PORT Gin, I'M foiteniret cine
Grobe ~ hefomnien. Sic .efnnfeis" III in al.
len sfpotbefen 81 rdben. Rreis 81.
(uio, ,@. .5rI&gg)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09
Gle,t,t's
$h,,,efel=


bic pon i9ncn siinitis inSuiiirt H.
bictct Sdlucfcl in einer gerbinSnns,
bic irci bon ieinen nadtbeilisen
Gigcnidnitcn lit nno iie fiir Bah nnb
Soilctte beionoers gccisnct madi
@enn rcgelmGRig glbcnbs nnb Wor.
gems int 8ao nit glbrei6nng benntt,
mirb iic bic !Sant balb pon ltnreinis'
fcitcn nno Sctt 6cfrcieu. g6rei6nu'
gen nit cincm sruben Sud- pur Mu.
iucnSnns Der Seiic erB6gt beren @ir.
flung in Scr SciInnns Der Yoren, fat
seihmcioigcS, fcites Jlciidj anS cine
atlaR'mcide Sant im 0efulse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09
Spfcr ocs Nntu.Wipludls.

ct. 2o1iiS, Wo., 8. Sept Or.
G0moro G. aGnnun Elm 3abnarSt
mllroc gcltern 2lbeno onr6 Golliiion
eines 2lltono6ilS, III pethem er
illbr, nit cinem StruBenbabnwaggon
Gdc Scr GGImnr' luO Tanoeuenter-
9lucnlc gct0otct. Or George V.
2lpplcgotc uno 0enrp 9. Sugbes erlit.
ten NCrletungen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09
Manscl an WoiIcr i'm glntbruSit
Neuicr.

gottsDille ga, Sept.-1ie
@rll6enbciiBcr beS bieiigen 0iitrifts
crfldrcn, orci 8iertel Der aoblcn.
3chen Ocs nlteren 2Illtbrojit.HcDiers
miibtcn binnen orci 3ogen ben &c.
tricb einitellcn, mcnn niht injnii1cil
0ic1cn eintritt. Gie striiis miro bin.
nen 5mei oOcr orei 1a1en ermartet.
Gas Nuiier iiir ueridieoene 3eden
lit ihon icit ciniger 3eit aus betr1hi.
Iider Gntfernltna anf @o9en berbci-
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-21
BEST ADVERTISING.

The difference between all other
forms of advertising which are posi-
bly, open 10 the mercantile world, and
newspaper advertising, has been recent
ly illustrated in the situation at Butte,
Montana.
The newspapers Of that town sus-
pended publication. The retail mcr.
chants were obliged to advertise on bill
boards. with sandwich men, and in
every other way which ingenuity could
conceive; and yet the business of the
leading department stores foil off to
the extent of about sixty per cent
while the average loss to the general
retail business was fully twenty-five
per cent. The merchants and other bust
ness men who were dependent upon adj
vcrtisng state that the loss of oppor-
tunity to make newspaper announce
ment of what they had TO offer TO the
public was wholly responsible for their
decreased trade
Many other tests have proved the
same thing to some extent; but never
has there been such another emphatic
demonstration of the fact as that fur
nshed IN Butte
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-21

statements Of fact, it is not to be
doubted that his argument is of the
same misleading character. He appeals
to his record to show that he has al
ways been opposed to "polygamy and
hierarchy as he groups the two evils
which he admits; and then argues that
his action in voting TO seat the repre-
sentative of ''polygamy and hicr.
archy' III the Senate has done more
to effectively place the ban upon the
hierarchy than if he had voted against
Reed Smoot.
With that kind of mjsstatement of
fact and with that kind of conclusion
drawn from misstated propositions. the
gentlest criticism to be passed upon
the argument of Senator Culom is that
1t comes from man who has had
sottening of the brain or hardening of
the conscience
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-21
AN INSULTING GOVERNOR.

The Senate. at the present session OF
the Legislature, heard certain charges
Of misconduct with respect TO trans
actions before and by the State Land
Board and its secretary. Thereupon
the Senate ordered an investigation of
the charges. a fun hearing was had
by the committee entrusted with the
investigation, ample testimony was
taken to make clear all the transac-
tions complained of, and the committee
found the secretary directly guilty OF
wrong doing and various members of
the board guilty of negligence of duty
and of failure to protect the interests
OF the public. So serious was the find
ing that the committee recommended
punitive legislation to meet the like
should it ever be discovered again, The
Senate, by unanimous vote, adopted this
severe report and made it its own.
And yet, in spite of these sensational
facts, Governor Cutler is so dcad to
the proprieties Of official life and 10
tho need of protecting the public and
the purity of the administrative service,
that he sent to the Senate the names
Of two men distinctly reported against
by the committee referred to and who
are under the ccusnre of the Senate
for dereliction Of duty-he sends their
names to the Senate for reappoint-
ment.
Senate to do, unless il wanted 10 be-
smirch itself, reject the findings of its
committee, and annul its own vote in
adopting them. That was TO reject
these names, Naturally, the Senate re-
jected the nominations; properly so,
for the sake of its own consistency and
propriety Of action. and also. for the
public protection against the like evil
official work in the future.
But the insolence of the Governor
toward the Senate, his insulting atti-
tude toward the public and TO the puri-
ty and decency OF public administration,
does not stop there. He has the I'M
measurable gall to send in the same
Objectionable names again, and insist
upon their confirmation.
~ 10 "dntou anu Gi"tuiloua oidP h|
the Senate TO do this; an incentive to
maladministration and imposition up
on the public by those in official sta
tions. He could not have done more
for men who might have rendered dis
tinguished and clean service, and who
deserved reward at the hands of the
public, instead of rcprobation. Cover
nor Cutler s action, in this, shows that
the proper distinction between right
and wrong, between good public ser
vice and bad public service, has been
broken down in his mind. He is not
safe guide to follow IN this matter.
and the Senate will do the public
service by standing to its guns,
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