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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-12-04

T'nteren er Der meb fin Sne o9
&uloe. Meh Tintertn er lite farli9,
ON Oh beltptter big moo ben meo eobs
oarme &l0ber. Stapi0 yros.
bar / Somiiterens Sob 9jennemiset
Gltens Wtarteoer, iaa De paa oenne
Slo tunoe baue neiop bbao on bebsper
til labeIie Yris.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-12-04
&pgge.

Manasn en- Eattia flyer: "Se rise
sr lptteliae; be tun baue pragtiuloe
Spsile; itjenns Walerier % blsos
59pper: bet er. ineen &unit at sjsre
9iemmet bnaeeli9t, mar man bar
Qen9e til at tisbe alt bet, ipm er pot<
tert."
Get fan p0rs fanbt npt, men trnttr
bu big rigti9 ON. iaa ian o9Iua ben,
fom er iattig, sanite let iaa tit Slem
bnaseli9t.
Oct er lite / be toitbare Meblsr,
Spsile, 5epper D. /. b. at Sp9set
ll9ner; Der bpiler ofie noatt tipt, trllt
os ubb9seliat opet be rist og toltbart
uotDreoe Verelier, BET tr, 'um alt |
Dem uiloe Ose til @itlten: "0tsr mig
lite, jss er for fin bertil, bare le pan
mig" Get er, iom Stolene plee iiss:
Set big lite nso paa mig, ou btl
siere mig itp9 tller sammel.
glsi bu Tan Der b0re Ell 9ahlte ans
otn Sbsat iobrtot uuer ct meset mine
ore lpiibart uolipret g0relie.
9ei ct mere Croninsen at bet, lom
er Suiet, Der itaber SpBgtn, emo
islpe Singene.
Sommer ou /. Gr. lnb / ct Sus,
bpor oct beritrt &snbeo pg Srben,
bpor Der ct Slls pad goroet, Ylanter
oa YlpmIter / Wiitollerne, no0le ON
sno notida iimple Gardner for Gin=
ouerns, eller nn9le ima9iuloe Silleocr
paa @9geen, iaa fdar bu ct 9oot Sno=
trpt af Suiet; og Dor Der 6reo inOen
N0eoens. iaa @eboerns forli9es scot,
om9aaes bpsranors / &j0rli9beb %
Srebitn,lielt9beo = oa Dil ou fsle, at
Ell spo 9lano inoes Suiet, % bet
itaber osiaa Spg9e.
Gommer ou berimpo til ct Sus,
bpor Wan9en er imuolis OB itrg, @in=
ouesruoerne itione % isleoe, @aaros-
plaoien fulo at istoerbiuote &eoita=
ber, Sernbaano, &asier ETC., @jGroet
ialosieroiet, llobusosrenc bGn9enoe
paa lssnepe @an9lern, 3iosler runot
ON Sulene, inoen ylomlter ellcr nogen
0ape, 49, pa inos Suiet ct tilloarenoe
&irpur: &l0oer % Sto, 3opper %
&ar; 6iller pg 2apper; Salnlruit o9
Yeotr0er, Meli9tte % &asItr - alt
bilt % Der / brp9et lloroen; Sen9en
uoprsot, Ssnstlro.rne itione % ilos=
lustelioe, Sassene feoteoe, @ulpene
isleoe, - aa ia; oN bar piit gillsoet
tlart ps lspsnoe moi for big til, at ou
oil iinot BET Fom ct ubp9Selist Sus.
Spem er oct, iom itaber ct iaaoant
Dus2 9st ct oite ale 9ulet.
Susmpoeren piloe mualte ira gc=
spnoelisn slerns baOe sjort 9ulst bps=
9eIiat; men Mduoen bjalp benoe lite
oeri; ban bra9te alt lloroen, Tom ino
meo itions Stppler, ll9n9te ira Jig
Hl0oespla9 os Serttpi, eller ct % an=
BET eDers bilt ps ber. &Onen iorisste
at fad bet pan lin Yluos, men bet
bialp lite.
Saa TOM oer Verh, be borte op %
l0rte al 6aoeren, - og 'aa gap Uto'
oeren op = bun tunoe lite mere; iaa
suar bet pfte.
prsp oerior aQs 0uiet at forenes |,
at sisrs Slsmmet lpssslist.
Sorlps meo Iiot &snsli9beo es Sr'
osn; opl9r gprnene bsrtil bon Dem
til at iette alt paa lin pldos. til at
blelpe til mso liot al bpertj % bu ital
le, at bet munar.
lloroen er en- fem Spo; thi ban
lti9lcr Sp99en, lioer pg 6rsOcni 0u=
Jet; % bpor Der life er nOgen Crosn,
er Der insen Sp99e; Der lpiloes 9ioen
msp at isss siter Set enc % anoet. Der
ltj0loes yebcer',s ON, hoem Der bar
pra9et bet bio % pip.
He,ter - oier S,ipmmpt hnoneliofli
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-12-04

"Men, Maren, bporior bar ou ilaat.
op meo Storliensieisren2"
San bar iua lips. 6rue, oa ban lit
puitet lis."
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-12-04
Sra Mlberta, Ganaba.

get Ct ittt bare Sarmsrc ira Stae
.ern,, inn fiotier ia iammen / 9etts
bridge Ziitrttst Eorretninasmeno
fra be umeritonlfe StorbDer bar iauet
Cinene op fox be riee 6remtiosmuliN=
hsoer, lrm Der renter ben fpretagIoms
ME. pirnccr Gumber so. bar oisIe
S1lt pprettet Sr0laittOmter laabel |
Getbbrlo9e fom andre gDer bet lDo=
li9e 9llberta, og 9ompaniets 6opto=
tontor blir bsnne Sp. Mir. y. 81.
Carlton fra Minntdpolis, Yelprer for
bette Goliipani, pil itrar efter Sui
ilptte til 2etbbriose pg oUerta9e 6or+
retningen ber.
6. s. Gtltrsm er ltertt paa Sale
iom &anoiont for sllosrhtan | Qelb-
bridge.
gpen bdr to yorsere, iom babbe
6pretasiombeo npt til at Oprette Ell
mooerne ihorettet Stsitebane Winter,
nemlig b'Srr. 3. Eosmurt ps Gbas.
Subnioh.
&. 6. Sane, Iplh otiper Den 9amle
6airiielo Experimental 6arni, bar iaat
yeltilling paa 8 Ser"bnnebpsnlaonin=
9er mtb Nlidlia; ioM ban 6bler meb
ltor Suttes.
Gliions WeQe bOloes tu 9aaenoe
liat % Dag; laa Der males 800 2sn=
Der WeI 9sgnst. Wldh tan umulio
iploe ale Seltillin9er. Welbanoelen
msb Nofss ps Spsrist forssss er
m9rtelig 6pi 6rao.
Ser bleb iorleoeli af to Gpnetonl.
pdnier ailenot til Warteoet ira Gliiii
&ipsr so @psnlaonnger Sla9tetuWa
) SNote YalIsp, so Mlil moro fro
Qetbbrio0c, mellem @i9 og 2itilt yOn
Hiper, a0ter Soutbern gll1srta Srri.
Cation GO. at anl09ge Ell bel Snolje
iom Yonobeboloer. Sen pil bite q
Wtil lang, 2 9lil breo og % SOB opb
Get blr ct spst pS uattert Stre9.
bpor bet meite at &esierinsslanoet Of
lertoe ct opta9et. Gompaniets 2ano,
| om Tor bet melte er beliggenoe ret norf
| ira >n Saber, bil blipe irrigeret pQ
tpmne / Sanoelen inben Maaneoer
6. &. @Dman, en- glpro Satoto
6ormer, tisbte iIlrr ct 9arbltbtts pao
1000 2lcres n0r Ma9ratb o9 tilflpttebe
4anbet / atopembcr. llli9t arore gip=
iettlere be9pnote ban at erperimentere
meo 9in'ysabI. San inoiaaeoe 95
s(cres. Sah iaaeoe paa aser, iom
ban plsjeoe 4 5ommer bpbt og barpeoe
to Bange. San oriIleot iaa neo IA
Quarts al 6rs pr. 9lere ira | til /!
Somme neo Sorben. San beIteoe
"a yulbsls pr. 9ltre. paa be eurigs
So 9(cres iaasbe bdn 2infrp bp til ben
l5oe Sum- os fit Is Suibsls pr. Ncre.
Sans Snotester bar ilfreosltiasnoe.
Zen npe lutberite &irte Wurner
blep fornNlig inope'. Gen tolter ca.
$4,000.
9lrtitett ). .. &olfion bar unoer
Spfsrelie ct mpoerne Spera6us &ap=
mono til ct &pltenos al $13, 900.
Oct CT life bare Sutterinbuitrien,
iom horerer 3aDmono os Cme9n.
80, 900 gui0eIs Speos es uf 6armsrne
iolst peo @lspatorsrne Ssit, Ior bpil.
fen be bar mootaset s53, 900. 8jen=
neminitsaolinsen bar $40 guibels
pr. 9lcre. Vlelmsllen tommer til at
prre @irtiomseo bele @interen.
S. Is. perrp bar iOlst ct 362 geres
oanoipttc til aapitaliiter fra Ws!nhs-
apOlis, Jpn oil anlasse gpen stir-
ling EFT Mil Torb fra osns nupershbs
gelissenbsS.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-12-04
SALES AGENTS WANrEr

sF 500 per week or 400 per cent profit W,
All samples, stationery. and art catalogue
free. We want one permanent agent in this
locality for. the largest picture ard frame
house in America. Experience unnecessary.
We instruct you how to sell our goods and
furnish the capital. If you want a perma-
nent' honorable and profitable position,
write US today for particulars, catalogue and
samples. FRANK w. WILLIAMS COMPANY,
1911 w. TayIoi St, Chicago, III.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-12-04
heIbred edet i6 iii iAI)a0e

PAzO OINTM ENT garanteres at helbrede
hvert rilfelde afkleende, usynlige. bladeudc
rler fremtredende Hemorrhoider q IN
4 Dage eller Pengene refunderes. SOC Til
vrket az PARIS MEDICINE CO., St Louis, Mo.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-12-04

If yor are interested in the west send .;
cents in stamps fot fodr late issres of The
Pacific Monthly, containing fully illustrated
descriptive articles about dairying fruit
growing, poultry raising and general farm
ing conditions in Oregon Washington and
Idaho. Address
PACIFIC MONTHLY, Portland, Ore
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-12-04

You will lg't r,,isf :-oN, - When
Or. Miles Anti-pai, Pills ~" taken.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-12-04

-" hoafachs Or. Mics hnti-Paln PINS
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-03-13
Wide Responsibility In China.

In China the whole family is held
responsible for the acts OF any Of its
members and for certain oi1enses.
such as an attempt on the life of the
emperor all are executed. even to the
babe In arms. The tepaom. or dean
o. the village, elected by universal
suffrage, is responsible for the con.
duct OF the families OF his domain.
The subprefect, prefect, governor and
yiceroy are all responsible in different
degrees. An inundation and a famine
are laid al the door of the governor OF
the viceroy, who are father and
mother to the people" About thirty
years ago mandarin was murdered
by soldiers. As result thirty-three
tunctionaries - prefect. subprefects
and superintendenis - were declared
responsible and beheaded and the gov.
ernor and treasurer OF the province
we're e1iled.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-03-13
A 1irrs es.ax on Teeth.

This is a genuine essay. written BY
pcrsimistic schoolgirl OF nine
There are many kinds OF teeth. they
belong to the human races. animals
birds. FISH and some insects. Mos,
humans have false teeth--hali the
world is false-hsir. eyes, teeth. noses.
and many other things About noses.
know a lady who has twelve false
noses: she has let me play with
them Fish have sharp teeth: some
peoples teeth look very nice. they
want care, Human races have molar.
eye and wisdom teeth am sorry !
do not know much shout teeth. bu, J
missed school yesterday afternoon.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-03-13
Cured Younester Of smokinq

A wise mother caught her little boy
smoking cigarette the other day. In.
stead OF invsrting him over her knee
and nearly spaniing the life out of
him. she said: Johnny, dear. see
you are getting quite big little man.
Come away in and III give you one Of
papas great big black cigars to
smoke So she marched Johnny into
papas study and set him down to
smoke one OF papa's cigars. She sal
down opposite and watched while his
lips grew white and his eyes yellow
and his hands dropped hopelessly, anu
littie later. as she ministered TO him
with a basin. she had the satisfaction
Of receiving his vehement promise
that he would never. never smoke a
cigarette again In his life.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-03-13
What Fishermen Believe

Fishermen arc. many OF them. re.
nsrkably supersti,ious For instance
in some fishing boats whistllng is for.
hidden and neither milk nor burnt
bread is allowed on board Even the
asme OF that pnlucky animal the nsrt
may not be mentioned and common
method OF Furnishing an enemy is 10
throw a dead hare into his boat. Some
fishermen believe in luck attending
an odd-numbered crew. but the good
'ortune will be neutralired should one
u the number have red hair.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-03-13
s.s. Mbs,l,ute Possible.

An emu Was one of The features OF
BAron's Court, the Irish residence OF
lhe duke OF Abercorn His grace was
much interested. and on leaving for
london one day. left instructions thai
10 WAS TO be informed OF Its welfare
Boon after~ard the duke received ?
sitter from the man left in charge Civ
hg the important fact that the e'r
Nae laid an egg And" continued p
kriter, I'VE have placed The 'r~
hs absence OF your grace, upfr'
A4gest goose In Raron's rupri
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-27
COIN OR DRAFT FOR
NsAUKi SITE MONEY

VIII the money for the purchase
of the Federal building site arrive in
coin or drafts?
This is question that is interest
ing the financial men of the town
just at present. If the coin Is sent
out. it will be very considcrate act
on the part Of the Federal officers
because II will serve to Offset the
shortage of coin against which Hono-
lulu has always to guard in conse-
quence of the necessity for RENTING
the surplus deposits of import mon
cys TO the mainland. Uncle Sam
takes the coin away and local banks
have to pay to have it brought back
again.
If the payment is made by draft, it
will be up to the flnanciers of Homo
lulu to find the coin.
One hundred and four thousand
dollars is a very tidy sum to be turn
ed into the Golfers of those interested
in the sale of the Mahuka site, and
1t will be here next week or possibly
by the Alameda
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-27
ALL FOR TAFT

COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 16.-Ar-
thur |. Vorys, manager of the Taft
canvass, gave out the following
statement tonight:
"'rhe last conventions for the Sc
lection of delegates to the National
Convention were held today. With
the close of the campaign for dele
sates to the Republican National
Convention the nomination of Secrc-
tary Taft on the first ballot is a
foregone conclusion. or the $50 del
cgates who will sit in the convention,
5G3 have been chosen under positive
instructions to vote for Ohio's can
dldate, or under resolutions of in
dorsement of preference that were
the equivalent of Instructions. Two
hundred and twenty-five delegates
have been instructed for other can
didates. One hundred and ninety
two are uninstructed. or these 1872
more than 100 are known supporters
of Taft. This assures Secretary Taft
at this time "A total delegate strength
In the convention of only few votes
less than 700.
| The seats OF 1S2 delegates are
contested, but in only 126 of these
contests are Taft delegates affect.
cd"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-27
NEWSPAPERS BEST
, . o 9 . >>>>>> .

That newspaper advertising is the
modern method and has superseded
the old-style flaming poster, fence
streamer, etc. is conceded by the Sec
retaries of the Hagerstown, Middle
town and New Castle Fair associa-
tions, says Richmond Und.) dis
patch, and they will make radical
departure in their advertising this
year.
Secretary T. S. Walker of the Ha-
scrstovn association, +. A. Wisehart
OF the Middletown association and
W. l., Risk of the New Castle asso-
citation held 2 conference and decided
ou The abolition of the old-time form
Ui advertising
Instead Of spending a>large sum in
pictures. large bills and fence
streamers the newspapers will be
depended on entirely for the adver.
Using of the three fairs, which fol.
low each other in August.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-27
SAID SAM TAUGHT
Continued from Pare ~

ms one of the lessons for the National
Guard of Hawaii to study, and that
the promoter of this proposition is
Colonel Sam Johnson.
Vote for straight Republican
Ticket" said Col. Johnson, according
to this story, land do not give your
votes to the Democrats, Home Rulers
orr the Labor party men at the COM
ing election"
These instructions are said to have
been given by johnson to his men,
whom he drilled separately by COM
panies, he having not very long ago
ordered each company to turn out in
order to acquaint itself with the
aforementioned instructions. Each
company turned out by itself, separ-
ate from the other companies. After
the men had finished their drilling
Johnson is said to have told them to
vote the straight Republican ticket.
His last remark Is alleged to have
been, 'lf you don't vote for the Re-
publican ticket, we will be in pill
kia." The story was told by some OF
the soldier boys of the National
Guard of Hawaii. They are appar,
emily Democrats. q
The genial Sam was considerably
amused when he was told of this re
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-27
HONOLULU AND IT'S OPPORTUNITIES.

pull of 1t, are taking few quiet
breaths before they start in to
"whoop It up" and fully understand
their opportunities and improve
them.
Let each man make his own eX-
PLANTATION of Why the people don't
appreciate the Volcano; why the peo-
pie do not go "Flect-mad"; Why they
don't "whoop 1t up"
The fact remains that the city of
Honolulu is due to wake up.
The greatest opportunities of a life
time are laid on its doorstep, wait
ing to be picked up with the enthu-
slasm characteristic of the live, pro-
gressiye, appreciative spirit that Ho-
nolulu has shown it possesses to a
marked degree---but dormant for the
moment.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-27
SUPPLIES AT COST
Continued from Page y

to sell tickets to the town-people who
might want to 30 on the Pearl Har-
Dor trip. The income from these
tickets would go toward satisfying
the cost price,
Manager Kennedy also tells me
that If it is decided to have the hoo
kupu, all the freight from the other
Islands will be carried by his COM
pany free of charge.
Captain Rees has very well said
that itNis not the money spent on
them that will count with the city's
guests, but the spirit. of cordlallty
shown. That is undoubtedly true,
and in that connection I nave learn
ed that one of our citizens has plan
ned to throw his country home open
to the men in uniform, give them the
freedom of the place and provide cof-
fas and sandwiches.
II think If the merchant gets a
new dollar for the old one when fur
nishing supplies TO the Fleet commit
tees, he should be satisfied avn
sure the most of them are and, bet
ter than that, will give literally"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-27

MRS. SAMUELLE VIGNEAU, Am
1V1 herst, Isle de La Magdaline, Can.
ada, writes:
al write to tell you that ] am per.
fectly well. l took only three bottles
of your Peruna according 10 your ad.
vice and the directions in your book,
and 1t restored my health.
at also cured my daughter. who is II
years old. She took one bottle accord.
ing to directions. ! assure you that no
doctor is equal to your book and your
advice. Ihave recommended your rem
edy to q number OF persons"
A W0mans Remedy.
Mrs. A. T.. Stouffcr, Capioma, Kansas,
u. s. A., writes:
"Per1na has given me health and
strength; itisth best medicine that was
ever made for women. My friends say
they never saw such change In q
woman. cannot say too mu,h for
Pcruna."
The following wholesale druggist
will supply the retail trade:
Hawaii
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-27

Twelve hundred San Francisco or
phans enjoy free car rides and Fleet
Day at the park stadium.
In queLtioning Big Jim" Gallag-
her, Prosecutor Hcney implies that
Herrin inspired attempt of Abe Rucf
to seize District Attorneys Office.
Navy wins final game in baseball
championship. series from Army at
Preside.
Triple honors won by armored
cruisers in Pacific fleet--senior on
Ger, target trophy and swiftest YES
sci.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-27

Rev. Cornelius Kennedy is APP
pointed pastor of st. Mary's Cathe-
dral to succeed Rev. Philip Organ.
Four Ceylon and Sumatra cobras
fought so desperately in a Bronx zoo
cage that an operation was necessary
on the Jaw of one of them.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-27

port do you take me for a kinder
garten politician" he queried. NO;
you can be sure that story is not
true. am not such fool as all
that" ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-27
THWING WOULD STOP BOXING
CONTINUED from Page ~
\OOhtlhuSu iiVhh 6oSS -
leads to brutality and gambling.
An early reply is requested.

(Signed) Theodore Richards, A. NJ.
Merrill, T. W. Thwing, A. +. Cooke,
Lyle A. Dickey, T.. A. Fon, Josh. Rath,
G. p. Castle. .. Il. Gulick, C. II. Dick
ey, Moses X. Nakuina, L. Herrick
Brown, Paul Super, T.. II. Hand, ID.
W. Crane, +. S. Scudder, ID. Scudder.
Thwing is responsible for the
above, which has been presented to
United States District Attorney Brec-
kons. What 1t signifies is apparent,
should the letter of the request be
carried out.
Prominent men of the city have
expressed themselves in no mild
terms regarding the petition. United
States Attorney Breckons has not had
time as yet to study the situation
very closely. but he made positive
statement this morning.
IL will give very liberal con-
structlon to the word 'fght.'.' was
the only thing that Breckons would
say. The fact of the matter is that
unless unusual pressure is brought
to bear on him, Mr.. Brcckons will
! probably let the sport go on.
| Theodore Richards, was called III
and asked whether he had any objec
ton the petition being printed in tn,
paper. He stated very emphatical',
that he could see no reason why tn,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-21
Operation
Was Successful

RENO, Nevada, April PA
baby born at Yerington with a
perfect ear on one side of it's tiny
head and malformatiOn for an ear
on the other side, was last week plac-
ed on the operating table in the Ne
vada hospital and local ear special
list, by a skillful surgical operation,
transformed the malformation into a
nearly perfect ear. There Is no open
ing on this side of the baby's head,
but when the ear formed by the sur
geon's knife a person looking at the
baby will not know that the baby at
one time had only one are.
The oaby is only four months old,
but it is getting along nicely and will
soon be entirely recovered from the
operation and when it leaves the hos
pital VIII have two ears instead or
one.
This is the second case OF this kind
in the same family. Only a few
moths ago, the surgeon who formed
this ear on the babys head operated
on the babys cousin in the same man
ner an5 when he was through the
child hau &c instead of one
ear and a mathematician
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-21
GOLD.

Gold in its pure state is only a trife
than copper, silver, platinum, zinc
or iron AS consequence OF this it
is alleged with copper or silver, and
both these mettles are often used.
Without the alloy gold would be prac-
ticaly useless for the purposes to
which it is generally applied.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-21

HENRY WATTERSON says "A
Kentuckian Kneels only to his god,
and always faces the enemy That
is a pretty sentiment; it sounds nice
but how about those night riders?
1T is just the luck of some men to
recently started to dig for water at
Rawhide and struck a large vein as
saying more than 500 to the ton.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-21
REASONS
.hE HOUSE Of Representa-

THE HOCoc q REPRESENTATIVES,
had some reason for refusing
- to authorize the building OF
+; : instead OF two battleships at
this session The world is not IL
love with the United States, but no
nation wants war with this country.
Just now it is all Japan can do to
maintain its government and keep
its people quiet. China is the best
friend we have the world around.
Great Britain would rather fight any
three nations than the Unied States,
because she wants American food and
France. Germany and Italy, Austria
and the Netherlands have Gem II
tourist trade Of the United s-ot--.
To this with England and &c. aa J.
may be added the money which our
country pays to those countries II
passenger and freight traffic With
all those countries the thought Of war
with the United States is what the
Japanese premier said last winter
''unthinkable'
At the same time there should be
fighting ships because it is but COM
mon prudence to have both our coasts
protecated. and the more perfect that
protection may be. the more certain
shall we be that no outside nation
will feel like having trouble with us
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-21
NEWSPAPER. ADVERTISING.

Newspaper. ADVERTISING,
A very high authority says that over
five, hundred millions of dollars a
year are expended in the United
States in advertising, over half Of
which sum goes to the. newspapers
and magazines. so reducing very
largely the cost Of reading matter to
most people. The whole snm ex--
pedned for advertising just about
equals the value of last years wheat
crop.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-21

AN AMERICAN car in the New
York to Paris race will soon be SO far
ahead of it's competitors, as to think
it is the only one in the race.