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Evening star., 1908-02-04
Wall Street in the Campaign.

correspondent of the New York Even
ing Post. writing from San Diego. says:
During the winter. as is well known
southern California harbors visitors from
all over the United States. This year the
tile of travel has been somewhat cur
tailed, but it is chiefly the wealthy who
are conspicuous by their absence. The
middle west is probably as we'll repre- sent
ed as ever, and there are retired farmers
and village merchants from all parts Of
the country.
.'The writer who is not an ardent ad-
mirer of Mr.. Roosevelt. has been at some
pains to learn. in various resort towns
AMI cities. what are the sentiments which
these tourists as they are called on
the coast. entertain toward the President
and my policies He has not found
the slightest evidence of Mr.. Roosevelt's
waning popularity. The panic has not at
all impaired his standing. The common
est view held is that the panic was
brought about by Wall street sharks.
AMI many believe that ii was caused
deliberately for the purpose of injuring
the administration. Even among the Ia
boring men. out Of work. there is not
yet discernible any disposition to lay the
blame OF hard times on the President
Among all. however. high and low. there
10 a feeling of indescribable distrust Of
and bitterness about Wall street, and
the corporation influences which the term
stands for.
This feeling. as may be seen. ope crates.
also. in Mr.. Bryan's favor and explains
his continued hold on the democratic
party. In the south and middle west.
as on the Pacific coast. he is accepted as
the democratic leader who is fighting
Wall street. He appeals to his party as
its champion against the money infiu-
ences OF New York, which have neither
soul nor politics. And hence it is that the
whclc anti-Bryan campaign in New York,
and elsewhere as dictated from New
York. is SO much to the good for Mr..
Bryan. The exploiting OF southern men
by New York newspapers In connection
with the presidency. and their praise of
Gov. johnson OF Minnesota, are so ad-
vantaseous TO Mr.. Bryan that. taken
simply as a business proposition, he could
we'll AFFORD to pay space rates for every
Evening star., 1908-02-04
The Antitrust Law.

All things considered. there is no
room to quarrel with the discoatented
about the antitrust law The statute
is eighteen years old. and represented
at the time of its passage compromise
which pleased nobody. 1t fell far short
of what the friends of the policy de-
sired, and yet was world loo heroic
for the interests at which 1T was aimed
AS everybody knows. the measure was
for a long time a dead letter. Selther
party seemed quickened by it. The De-
partment of Justice under the Harrison
administration was as much criticised
for inertia as the Department or Justice
under the second Cleveland admiEistra-
tion. Attorney General Miller vas re-
peatedly prodded. and several proml-
nent democratic newspapers urged the
removal Of Attorney General Oiney. on
the score that the trusts were not only
multiplying in number. but increasing
their power in spite of the law-as. In
deed, sort of challenge to the law.
It was not until Attorney General
Knox came on the scene that the trusts
and the country learned the real value
of the antitrust enactment. He demon
strated what might be done under 1t 70
correct what Congress had IN MIND
when the law was passed: and since
then the trust question has been con-
tinually under discussion.
There need be no fear of reaction. but
in order that everything may go forward
properly the law should be revised to suit
present and developing conditions. The
trust question of today is not in detail
the trust question of 1890. What was then
largely cry is now conviction The
pygmies, fostered by the long inaction of
the government with the law for their
restraint on the books, and by growth OF
business. are now giants. They exercise
power which staggers one in the con-
temptation.
AS. therefore, were the question to be
approached now for the first time the law
enacted would necessarily differ from
that designed for the earlier conditions.
it is altogether a reasonable proposition
that the law of that day. to be made
thoroughly effective, should be revised to
meet the present requirements. We have
a much clearer idea now of what the
trust question is, and there is even a
stronger popular demand now that the
trusts be restrained. The party, indeed,
which should shape its policy to promote
the interests of cormorant corporations
would, by that act, order it's cerements.
and notify all sorrewing friends and
neighbors to attend funeral.
Evening star., 1908-02-04
A Wintry Wall.

De climate hits me forty ways.
An all me joys is at an end.
Say! Isn't desc de gloomy days?
Dere' no use sayin' Smoke up, friend!:
l couldn't smoke up if I chose.
Me pipes is froZe!
Oh. where's de little dicky bird
Dat done de solo in de tree?
No more it's merry lay is heard.
Say, amt it sure hard luck to be
Dressed UP in feathers std o. clo'es?
Its pipes is froze!
But wait until you hear de worse:
I'm on de water wagon right,
An when finds I has thirst
Me fer the hydrant. / turns white.
Dere amt no beatin' odds like those,
De pipes is froze!
Evening star., 1908-02-04
Special Sale of
9O8 Calendars.

TIMH1 E are selling bright,
UIUII fresh, new 1908 Cal
VN endars at a fraction
OF the original prices.
There are all sizes and kinds. in
cluding Drop Calendars. Block
Calendars, Religious Calendars
and Fancy Calendars. Many OF
them are handsome pieces and ar
tistic to an unusual degree. They
all are in excellent condition, and
the prices are merely nominal:
2 for SC. Were I5c to 35c.
sc. Were 4oc to soc.
Ioc. Were soc to 75c.
I5c. Were $I.25.
,25c.. Were ST so to $500.
Main ,6oor. G st.
Evening star., 1908-02-04
Special Values i'm
Irnnorted CretOt1nes.

Owing to a fortunate purchase We are
enabled to offer a large lot of Imported
Cretonnes. in new, rich and handsome
effects. at third and half less than
regular prices. There are liberal guam
titles of each pattern, thus enabling you
to furnish an entire room In one effect.
Included are patterns desirable for Slip
Covers. Wall HanginEs, Bed Covers.
Window Curtains. Fancy Work and COW
ering Utility and Shoe Boxes.
35c a yard. Value, soc.
soc a yard. Values, Csc and 75c.
Coo a yard. Values, 85c and ooc.
Evening star., 1908-02-04

T11 offer at reduced prices lot of genuine Oriental Rugs
N1Ulll III bright rich colorngs and soft mellow and de-
WV signs typical of the orient. They consist of small lots
and oneof aknd pieces. in carpet smaller sizes
The prices are low conderig the quality every
genuine product of the far
33x16.2-ft. Antique Iran, $4,000. Was S35.OO.
66x95 Cashmere, $4,000. Was 10000.
69x1O.8=ft. Cashmere, $500. Was S90.00
1 6x9=ft. India, $500. Was $4,000.
7x9.8=ft. Arnritzer. $500. Was Sl25.00.
82xaO.3=ft. Afghan, $500. Was 100000.
8.7xlO.5=ft. Muskabod, 10000. Was S115.O0.
4 1Oxl4=ft. India, $4,000. Was S225.0O.
@.3x12=ft. Amritzer, S15OOO. Was S25O0O.
91xl3.aO=ft. Amritzer, Sa50.0O Was 100000.
1 1lx14=ft. Mahal, $a65.0O. Was 100000.
1 9.3xl22=ft. India, S175.00. Was $250.O0.
1 9xl2.4=ft. Amritzer, Sa750O. Was $25O00.
4 9.4x13=ft. Ghorevan, $4,000. Was S25o.00.
1 88x12.5=ft. Kermanshah, $250.00. Was S35O.OO.
Small Orientals, $1,000 each. Were $3.50.
E Small Orientals, $3.50 each. Were Sl7.SO.
Sn1all Orientals, Sl5.00 each. Were $4,000.
8 Small Orientais, $3.50 each. Were $3.50.
Small Orienta1s, $4,000 each. Were S25.00. :
Fourth G
Evening star., 1908-02-04
Special Sale of
Framed Pictures.

@~&1 E have secured and
0lNH offer a lot of Framed
MANY Pictures at a reduc-
tion of one-third to
one-half from regular prices. They
are shown in various sizes and
shapes, and arc neatly and appro-
priately framed. Popular subjects
and some new ones are represent
ed. including Landscapes, Marine
Views, Figure Pieces, Sheep, Cat
tie, Poets and Musicians, Girls
Heads, Character Studies and sew
eral pretty colored pictures, .suit-
able for valentines and valentine
favors.
They are marked as follows:
Lot e co'Gred Pictures Girls, Ee;a: BY PHI. A..
Il ls,ae. se''e'u in 'ne-''eA '''et oak i''ne' ''e
soc each. Value, SI.oo.
Lot n Of s Subject. s.ss ]. ,s so Lis
soc each. Value, $I.oo.
frames. with ornamented corners: sise % ioaso s
soc each. Value, SI.oo.
Lot of Colored Den Pictures including The
Bachelor Following the Hunt .'Kindliis
Love" Love etc; in tNo-inch black-and-gilt frames
$I.oo each. Value, S2.oo.
s Of esTss sss sts sheen sa
and-silt frames to match: size 1890.
Special value, $2.oo each.
Lot Of Colored Combination Pictures. Poets
and Musicians'-six in each frame: size ix23.
25c each. Value, soc.
twonch dark brown frames to match; size 41.x
soc each. Value. csc.
Lot Of Colored Pictures. cattle. dogs geese.
sheep. landscape scenes. marine views. figure
pieces. heads and character subjects. In gilt
frames: size Ixl0.
Special value. 25c each.
Lot Of Co,ored Pictures. heads nsure pieces,
landscape scenes. marine views. etc.
I5c each. Value, 25c.
Lot OF Colored Pictures in black oval frames
suitable for valentines.
I5c each. Value, 25c.
Lot Of Colored Pictures. in black metal oval
frames: a large variety OF subjects, suitable Cor
valentines.
Special value, Ioc each.
Fourth floor. Tenth ST.
Evening star., 1908-02-04
ArmaOur's
Extract of Beef.

FL :% ::' r: : ::;::;;:.;; :::: s;;; 8: :
Extracts, comprising Ex-
tract of Beef, Vigoral and Tomato
Bouillon. These products are
prepared by the Armour Pack
ing Company, of the purest ingre-
dients, and they form the basis oI
number of wholesome, delight
full and appetizing dishes.
Fifth floor. Tenth 81.
Evening star., 1908-02-04
TO=Order Work.

To keep work busy will make specially low
Inmates for the following classes of work.
Slip Covers to Order,
Fly Screens and Window Shades to Order
Upholstering Furniture,
Repairing Furniture,
RefinisEning Furniture,
Polishing and Waxing Floors, Etc.
This good have Rattan Reed Furniture paint
ed or enameed and cushions made for
dooG st
Evening star., 1908-02-04
Be Charitable.
From the Baltimore American.

When the mercury in the thermome-
ter falls the lowest Is the time when
human charity should reach its highest,
for it is the time when nature COM
bines with misfortune to make the
hardships which the poor endure so
muc. greater The task of providing
fuel, sufficient clothing and nutritious
food is a difficult one when Jack Frost
prowls about seeking the unprotected.
To give assistance and care to tine un-
fortunates is not only a duty, bat one
of the privileges to do good Of which
those in better circumstances should
take advantage.
Evening star., 1908-02-04
Special Lessons i'm
Hygienic Cooking.

- HE Southern Cotton Oil
n | Co.'S culinary expert, Miss
W S. +. Bonner. is giving q
series of special lessons,
using Snowdrift and Wesson Oil,
10 am. to pm. and 3 to S pm.
Delicious cakes and pastries served
free.
Fifth Aoor.
Evening star., 1908-02-04
Photo Supply
Department.

~ UR Photo Supply Depart
'kNV ment, which is located on
w the fourth floor, Tenth
street, has recently been
enlarged and rearrapged, and is
now complete with an extensive
line OF kodaks and Photo Sup
plies.
We have a competent and prac-
tical kodak man in charge, whose
pleasure it is to instruct, advise and
help you in the successful manipu-
lation of your kodak, and to secure
for you satisfactory prints from
your plates or films.
Printing and mounting in first
class manner at reasonable cost.
Films developed, Ioc per- roll.
No. Brownie Kodaks. Each. ....... $1.00
No. Brownie Kodaks. Each. 49,. 81 90
No. "a Brownie Kodaks. Each. 500
No. Folding Brownie Kodaks. Each $500
No. Folding Brownie kodaks. Each 500
No. Folding Pocket Kodaks. Each. $1,000
No. IA Folding Pocket Kodaks.
+ Each. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .$12 on
No. Folding Pocket Kodaks Each. 80
Each ~ ~ ............... 5000
No. . Flexo Kodaks Each. ....... $500
No. Bull s-eye Kodaks. Each. $500
Photograph Mounts Dozen. ........ .Jc up
Kodak Albums Each. &c up
Composition Trays, 4X5. Each. DC
5x7 Seeds Ground Glass Transpar-
ent Plates. Half dozen. .......... 6Oc
6lsxS1s Seeds Ground Glass Trans
parent Plates. Half dozen. ........ Csc
4x5 Printing Frames. Each. ........ 2Jc
SKI Printing Frames. Each. ......... 35c
3kx4A Plate Holders. Each. ......... 50c
4x5 Plate Holders. Each. Coo
2i4x3iz Film Packs. Each. .40c
3kx4K Film Packs. Each. ........... 70c
314x51, Film Packs. Each. ........... Soc
Aka Film Packs. Each. ........... 9Oc
Gelson's Exposure Tablets. Each. &c
Blotter Books. Each. h................. 10c
velox Paper. in all sizes. Dozen. .10c up
Hypo Soda. Lib. b....................... 5c
NJ. g. Tubes. for. 2Sc
Veiox Liquid Developer. Bottle. 25c
Developing Powders. 6 for. r.......... 25c
Flashlight Sheets. Dozen. .20c and 40c
Solio Toning Solution. Bottle. ....... DC
Water Developing Paper. Can. .20c up
Blue Print Paper Can. .15c up
Seeds Gilt-edge Plates. 4x5. Dozen. 5cc
Stanley's Plates. 4x5. Dozen. 38c
Cramer's Iso Plates, SKI, medium.
Dozen. Dc
Fourth floor, Tenth st.
Evening star., 1908-02-04
New Silkolines,
CrefnnneS. etc.

New arrivals in Silkolines, Cretonnes.
Taffetas. Art Tickings and Figured
Sateens: neat. small effects and large.
bold designs.
New Silkolines, 12Ac yard.
New Cretonnes, 15c yard.
New Taffetas, soc yard.
New Art Tickings, soc a yard.
New Figured Sateens, 3oc yard.
Evening star., 1908-02-04
Clearance Sale of
POrtiereS.

A lot Of Handsome Portieres, in this
seasons most attractive designs and col
orings; some have deep frinEed valances;
others are richly bordered and lace edged.
$3.7s pr. Values, $500 and 5000.
$5.75 pr. Values, $3.50 to $1,000.
$3.50 pr. Values, 5000 to $Io.5o.
$o.75 pr. Values, $I2.5o to $I6. so.
$12.75 pr. Values, $500 to $22. so.
$4,000 pr. Values, &5.oo to $1,000.
A lot of Single Portieres. an importers
samples, in rich oriental and floral effects,
suitable for couch covers and draperies
for single doorways.
$3.75 each. Values. So. so to $500.
$500 each. Values, 500 to $1,000.
$3.50 ca. Values, $1,000 to $I5. 100.
Evening star., 1908-02-04
New Slip Cover
Materials.

New arrivals in Linens for Slip Covers.
including the best Belgian DOuble.faced
Striped Linens.
New English Striped Damask,
in white and cream, 3oc yard.
New 35-inch Belgian Stripe or
Imitation Linen, I5c yard.
Evening star., 1908-02-04
Clearance Sale of
Lace Curtains.

A large lot Of Lace Curtains-ends o
several Iines-including Renaissance. Irisl
Point, Scotch Lace and Cable Nets. Dain
ty and attractive patterns.
Scotch Lace, $500 pair.
Values. 1915 and $500.
Gable Nets, $500 pair.
Value, $500.
Renaissance, $375 pair.
Value, 5000.
Renaissance, $500 pair.
Value, 500.
Irish Point, $500 pair.
Value, $3.50.
Irish Point, $500 pair.
Value, $3.50.
Evening star., 1908-02-04
THE STAR has . regular aAd psxas.
nent Family Circulation much more
than the combined circulation Of the
other Washington datlies. A. News
and Advertising Medium It has 10
competitor.

eg1u order to avoid dslays ON account
Of personal absence letters TO TxE
STAR should not be addressed TO any
individual connected with the o1los. but
simply to TIE SPAR. or to the Editorial
or Business Department according TO
tenor or purpose.
Evening star., 1908-02-04
Bv-Product Of Title-Getting.

From the Chicago Evening Post.
The only really Objectionable feature
of these foreign marriages. in the opin-
ion of many persons. is that they afford
congressman of a certain type the op-
portunity to harangue the unresisting
air with mOrtifying gush about his
majesty, the American citizen"
Evening star., 1908-02-04
Extremes.

For any one to hide his light
Beneath a bushei-'tis a crime;
But that fact doesn't make 1t right
To hunt the calcium all the time.
Evening star., 1908-02-04
Out Of It,

Don't you feel well?' asked friend.
mot very" answered Mr.. Cumrox.
why don't you go homer"
Il can't. Mother and the girls are
giving a tea and I'm not invited
Evening star., 1908-02-04
Scientific Loafng.

From the Cleveland Leader.
Chess. checkers and whist are mar
yelous inventions" says the philosopher
of folly. They enable a man to waste
his time and still have the feeling that
he is accomplishing something intel
Evening star., 1908-02-04
Cotton Blankets
Closely Initiating Wool.

Cotton Blankets
Closely Initiating Wool.
~ HERE is a Blanket manu-
n facturer in New Eng
w. land who makes cotton
blankets that can hardly
be distinguished from wool. We
show them in single and double
bed sizes.
For single beds. $I.75 each.
For double beds, $2.oo and $2.25.
Also
Fancy Wrapper Blankets
& Fancy Bed Comfortables c
In a wide variety of designs and
color combinations.
$2.25 and $2.75 each.
Special display of these on Sec
ond floor, 18th st.
We offer 100 pairs
White Blankets
A good mixture of wool and
cotton, as follows:
1914, $500 pair.
ia, 1915 pair.
Also. 100
Silkoline Comfortables
Filled with good quality white cot
ton. Neat and attractive patterns
and colorings. Full size.
Special price, $1.oo each.
We announce our new importa-
ton of
Patent Satin
White Bed Spreads.
Three special designs, which
are entirely new-"Floral Fes-
toon,'' Floral Band,' Empire. .
They are made extra long, for use
on metal beds.
72x90 inches.
$500, 5000, $6.75 each.
S1x99 inches. !,
5000, $6.75, $3.50 each.
Linen Department
Announces special sale of
Cluny Lace
Centerpieces
At the following extraordinarily
low prices:
$500. Value, $500.
$3.50. Value, $3.50.
1915. Value, $3.50
Second floor, 11th st.
Evening star., 1908-02-04
SHOOTING STARS.
BY PHILANDER JOHNSON.
Different Then.

Think of the simple, truth-teliing
character of George Washington!
Yes answered Senator Sorghum; out
there wasn't as much competition IN
American politics then as there Is now.
Evening star., 1908-02-04

Fears that money will become too plenu-
full are expressed only by people who have
no difficulty in looking the landlord and
the groceryman straight in the eye.
Evening star., 1908-02-04

Mr.. j. Davis position somewhat resem-
bles that of man who. having secured
possession of the spotlight, does not know
exactly what to do with it.
Evening star., 1908-02-04

The prohibition;sts have demonstrated
that it is possible to make considerable
headway In reform without doing much
in the way of office holding
Evening star., 1908-02-04

San Franciscans are still wondering
whether it is possible to speak of Abe
Ruef as an undesira BILE citizen without
being liable to punishment for contempt
of court
Evening star., 1908-02-04

The administration cannot fail to have
some admiration for w. ]. Bryan as a
man who always knows when it is proper
to applaud.
Evening star., 1908-02-04

The Toledo police Judge who went to
the workhouse finds the discipline very
severe. But warehouses; were never in
tended for judges.
Evening star., 1908-02-04

Charges of monotony cannot be brought
against congressional proceedings when
any day is liable to bring forward pres
idential message.
Evening star., 1908-02-04
New Curtains.

New Muslin Curtains. sill length. in
white and rich colored striped and figured
effects, trimmed with full rufYles and fin
ished with hemstitched edges.
$I.oo, $I.25, $I.5o, $I.75 and $2.oo
apair.
Evening star., 1908-02-04

1t is now expected that Evelyn Thaw
will stand aside and give somebody else
a chance at the camera.
Evening star., 1908-02-04

The ground hog is another prophet who
has been frequently discredited that
another failure will attract no attention.
Evening star., 1908-02-04
Demonstration of the
"Nugget" Polishes. :

@1HV7 E are demonstrating
NINIH in our Shoe Depart
WV ment, third floor, the
Nugget" Polishes.
These Polishes are made in Lon
don, and are used i'm the royal
households guarantee of their
merits. They are free from injuri-
Gus substances, produce a bright,
lasting polish, and are practically
waterproof.
You are invited to see the dem
onstration and have your shoes
polished free.
Third floor. Tenth ST.
Evening star., 1908-02-04

Raisuli has released Caid MacLean,
who is now expected to join Mr.. Perdf-
caris in obscurity.
Evening star., 1908-02-04

Prominence given Senator Bourne as
Roosevelt man may have tended to dis
courage Tom lawson
Evening star., 1908-02-04

encouragement is being extended to
Harry Il. Thaw TO regard Matteawan
merely as passing annoyance.
Evening star., 1908-02-04
She Always Is.

From the Chicago Record Herald.
The girl who gets married during
leap year must be very beautiful in
order to escape suspicion.
Evening star., 1908-02-04

If the mikado would only denounce as
"muckrakers' Japanese writer's who in
sis. on war it might help some.
Evening star., 1908-02-04

The party leader is now recognized by
his freedom in making enemies in his
Evening star., 1908-02-04
rd-Breaking Stunts.

From the Pittsburg Post.
Mr. Roosevelt's factotum in New
York. Herbert Parsons. has learned to
Nip somersaults so as to attract circus
managers.
Evening star., 1908-02-04
A Tip.
From the Chicago News

FROM the Chicago NEWS.
Never do any worrying today that can
be put off till tomorrow
Evening star., 1908-02-04
Washable Ribbons
For n irn~arie


TmT1 F show complet
NlUlI line OF Wasnabl
WN Ribbons. suitable fo
lingerie, in plain an
polka dot patterns white, pink
blue and lilac.
No. 'I-6c the yard.
soc piece of 10 yards.
No. IH-8c the yard.
75c piece of 10 yards.
No. 2-Ioc the yard.
95c piece of 10 yards.
No. 3-I2Ac the yard.
$I.eo piece of 10 yards.
No. 5-I5c the yard.
$1.45 piece of 10 yards.
No. 9-23c the yard.
$2.25 piece OF 10 yards.
Main door. G st.
Evening star., 1908-02-04

Zone reason said Uncle Eben. dat
man seems I'd hab SO few friends when
he's broke Is dat bein' broke is liable to
completely spoil a mans disposition"
Evening star., 1908-02-04
Special.

We will make to order Slip Cow
ers, for the average 5-piece parpr
suite, Of Belgian Stripe or 1mit2
ton Linen, allowing Is yards for
the making. at the special price,
$3.50 the suite.
Evening star., 1908-02-04
Upholstery Department.
(Fourth Floor, G Street.)

(Fourth Floor, Street.) +,
~ HOWlNG new arrivals for spring of 1908 i'm
w Curtains, Silkolines Cretonnes Taffetas, Art
. Tickings, Slip Cover Materials, etc. Rich,
bright, attractive goods, many specially
priced. =
Evening star., 1908-02-04
Severe Reproach.

Charley dear" said young Mrs. Tor
kins. IT had a dream about race horse
that won three times in succession"
Great Scott answered her husband,
who has a touch of superstition; what
was its name, what did it look Hke?"
"I'ye done my best to remember, but l
can't.
"That's the way! There never was a
woman who could be relied on to keep
her head in business matters!'
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-14
FIGURES VS.. PREJUDICES

people Of the state
North Dakota
should progressive It is argument
Herald might
therefore North Dakota
the Herads claims snst
insur
gent of the election that the
men s. the
Herald that South Dakota has rebeed those
Crawford his Of state
that machinery
majority So the
conditions in the two states not at all parallel
Dakota has u
eed more by the rule OF the Republicans the been
South
sprogressive'-that is, insurgent-'
this true? conditions par
South Dakota as returned bv
the board of equalization,
The valuation 4,710
North Dakota during the
fixed the value Of railroads this state practically
100000
for assessment
value of railroads about the
valuation per
elected largely
this issue raised the valuation
The North Dakota board
a millions.
The average assessed value mile in South
The practically s75oo
Dakota which the Herald
ndorsing failed vu
present republican leaders and Officers Of the
North Dakota fixed the
basis years.
big state prosperous state it has few long
stretches of Improbable railroad
conditions
South Dakota 60 before the yo
fall the question repealhat
North Dakota wiped out the divorce evil
the
Herald has taken occasion
parallel?
South Dakota has option system
North Dakota the Herald has al
ways defended and that has been protected
tratons Il
the
Dakota have been well admins
tered OF the republican
spond public an eoutabe
dealing BIT
The Herald standing fng into
Office of political
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