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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-25
Found Dead on Beach.

New Haven, June 25.-Clad only in bathing suit the body of a young man, later identified as Charles An- derson of West Haven, was found to- day on the beach at Savin Rock. In bath house nearby was found the young mans clothing and a note in- dicating that he intended to take his life. He was 25 years of age and had become Respondent because of hIs in- ability to secure employment. /
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-25
Found Near Mife,s Grave.

East Canaan, June 25.-The body of Nathaniel Beebe was found near the grave of his wife in the ceme- tery. with a bottle which had con- tained laudanum. He had become Respondent over the death of his wife and had come on from Cornwall to take his own life.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-25
FELL TO DEATH.
Inventor of Automatic Fire Escape
 Killed in Springfield.

Springfield. June 25.-Fred c. Engel. of New York city, inventor of a patent automatic fire escape. while giving demonstration of the mechanism before fire department officials yesterday fell six stories and was instantly killed. Engel's device is cable and coil which, it is de- clared, will unwind gradually, mean time sustaining the weight of any person of less than 300 pounds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-25
Discovered in Time.

Chicago. June 25.-A dispatch to the Tribune from London. Ont, says: Examination yesterday Of the am intuition to be used for the sham battle by the 5000 volunteers in camp at Niagara revealed the fact that one-quarter of the supposedly blank shells were loaded Gith ball. caused by a mixing of shipments.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-25
MnI Not Reduce Wagcs.

Washington, June 25.--It is un- derstood that the Southern Railway Co will not reduce the wages of its employees in the operating depart ment, as had been contemplated. Il is said that business in the south is reviving and that at the end of the three months the Southern will moi find it necessary to make .ny wagr reduction.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-25
Died from Injuries.

Torrington, June 25.-Ethel Gath, 10 years of age, died yesterday after noon as the result of being hit by a ball in the head, which caused con- cussion of the brain She was pass ing by some boys on Tuesday who were playing baseball in the street and the ball accidentally struck her.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-25
Steamer Fast in Mud.

Eas port. \. Y.. June 25.-The steamer Chippewa. which went ashore near Montauk Point yester- day while bound from Charleston, C.. for Boston was still fast aground to-day. She is leaking badly and the chances of saving her are small.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-25
ION THE THAMES
Yale and Harvard Struggle For Supremacy = One Race
 Each in Morning
BIG CROWDS ATTEND

New London, June 25.---With hon. ors equally divided the Harvard and Yale boat races were ushered in to- day, Yale winning the four cared varsity substitute race and Harvard finishing ahead in the freshmen eight
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-25
BURIAL FRIDAY
Remains of Grover Clevelsnd Will Be Laid Beside Those
 of His Daughter Ruth
PRINCETON CEMETERY

Princeton, June 25.-Arrange- ments for the funeral of Grover Cleveland were practically com pleted to-day and before the sun sets tomorrow evening the body of Princeton's distinguished citizen
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-25
Mayor Martins Veto.

New Haven. June 25.--Msyor Mar tin to-day vetoed the order passed by the board of aldermen authoriz- ing the purchase of forty-thres vot- ing machines. There Nas no reason given for the veto.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-25
CTtx IS ouiet yow

Teheran. Persia. Jane z5.-The city Is quiet to-day. All the bazaars have been reopened. the people and troops are more orderly and the Eftua- tiOn seems to bs veil in hand. Many arrests were made yesterday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-25
peath Iourhr- Hartfcrd.

Hartford. Jane ss--Tse death os sx-Prexidenf Cleveland tuzches ps- cuIizrIy upon Hartford. ss his sister. Mrs Anna Cleveland Hsssinss. an e. dsrIy Isdy. resides hefe- Estsuse Of her advanced age she uill bs unable fo attend the farsral-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-25
stock Exchange to Close.

New York, June 25.-The govern ors of the New York stock exchange at a meeting held this afternoon de- cided to close the exchange at D. m. on Friday in honor of former Presi- dent Grover Cleveland.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-25
Going to Funeral.

Oyster Bay. June 25.-Presiden: Roosevelt will leave Oyster Bay at 1:3O o'clock Friday afternoon for Princeton, \. J., where he will at- tend the funeral of Grover cleve- land With him will go Mrs Roose- velt
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-25

The storm which passed over this vicinity yesterday is central this morning over the maritime pro- vinces.
 A ridge Of high pressure extends from Texas northwsrd 10 Canada. It is producing cool. pleasant weather in all sections east of .he Rocky mountains except on the south Att lantic and gulf coasts.
 Conditions favor for this vieinity fair weather with moderate temperz- turss and light westerly winds for two or three days.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-25

An Encr~ase 10 ,sus-ne.s rrsans a greater incnnne sor you- serure the bu<inr<s uy advertising. n7 tbs DcmccrHt
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-25
WORKERS UNEASY
Carpenters Strike iu Willlman. tic and Freight Handlers
 Threaten at Chicago.

Willimantic, June 25.-Twenty carpenters, employed by local firm, went on strike this morning, because of the employment of a non-union workman. There will he a meeting of all the union carpen- ters this evening to decide on the question of a general strike.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-25

Chicago, June 25.-Officials of the Freight Handlers union began to threaten to call strikes yesterday following the refusal of railroads running into Chicago to sign wage scale for a year. The railroad of ficials offer a month to month contract and say if freight business does not improve soon, cut in wages is inevitable.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-25
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for Connecticut: Fair tonight. cooler; Friday Fair; light westerly winds.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-17
Gu Notbi6tIoS
GfterIaoenifabe

Otter bpao tpIfe 9laoe meobeler,
err Den / Sommeren 1905 | @ien beoe
Baron Hatboniel 8otbihilos 80
fsrit blepet opgiort | oiSie Dage. Zen
gfosbe bar ~efterlaot fla $50 Wtil.
siterrigife aroner. Stgriteoelen be.
itaar | Gapirer, iom er oeponereoe /
8ien hos albert Hotbidilb, / Con.
Don hos gaufbuIet Hotbibilb Ser % |
Berlin hos 9leibreoer.
s 8ien eieoe gibpbe bl. a. ct
Gal9, % ban eiterlob fig mango
&initifatte, iom oct bar taaet lang
Sib at pirbere. observation-disclosures
er blepet toIp Wiqioner &roner. llni.
p%erialnrping er '9rooeren Glbert
&otbidilb. 9ennes npitGloIte Ssn,
Baron Mfons Hotbifilo, bar iaaet
Bal1et / @ien % 20 Win. SIR. On
lignenbe Sum er beitemt iii Spret.
telie al en- Observation-Disclosures
Den gfosoes SitnftionGrer cg Sie.
nerifab er bIeuet rigeIig betGnfte. s
ToIGet / @ien beifi9ftisebe ben ri.
osbp life minore END ITO Eerioner.
San Ieuebe forspri9t / @ien forboIbs.
bis itiae, % Der 9apes dIoria itore
Setter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-17
Off oen rette Del.
SanSt Sanfprcns fuISc Siaio.

ga ieg bar IL Iar gommeI,"
ifriper Sasiercren / Ell af @eitens
Sanfer, "maotte leo itoIe poa mig
ieIp. % ba mine Sinanier life bar
9ooe, boebe ieg paa ct biaiet @oarb-
iugbuS, bpor Der ierpercbeS tort aaffe
ire @ange ON 9aaen.
IS @eapnoeIien eiorbe min ceen
Hatur NoOitauo, men mart bIep ieg
pont meo oct, % ON en- Sib troeoe
ieg life at fiini,e un0p9re aaffe.
Seq arbeibeoe baarot / 2sbet al
bper SfoIetermin (ieg frefpentereoe
ct Goleae) % bolbt | Serierne STOLE
/ 9anooiitrifterne.
IS 9sbet al tire aar bar ieg fpr.
dig meb NIT aurills - ogiaa meS
mine Eeruer, -Qg ie9 penote tiIbagc
I'll 5armeu for at bpile. 8ette eioroC
mig nogct 9obt, men leg oeobIep al
oritfe Safe ba leg life oneoe, al
bette bar aoriogen til nit Snbe, %
lenere mootog ieg GniGtteIie / en-
9aut.
"Seo oeuue Sio bIep iee Gift. %
mine SmgaugSpenner faIbte mig
I'SIim'. 0aa en- gens Raao be.
apnbte min Slitru at ierpere 8oIhlm.
~ bun tilbercOte Den ira 9egpuoeI,
ieu ret (neo at foge ben / 10 Minuter
eiter at Den er fommct ifog). Seq
ipntes goot ON 6eIL % uoen Nibrp.
belle brlgt Den | ire Mar. Seq Han,
ores life lGnger for OF barre 'ilirn', ga
iee bar tiltaaet 60 Sinnb / @Ggt, 90
mine Herper fau taale De iterite Nn.
itrGngeIicr. Seq bar forsget min
Ssn ioapeI ion mine Sanfaftier. Seq
fan M arbeiSe 10 elmer ON Saaen,
iobe 9oot % itaa op meo ben ianme
Sslelie iom en- friif Gut" Scr er
en- @runo."
Hnpnet opsipes peo Soihim Co.
Battle Greef, Mih. SGS ~Sbe HoaS
TO @eupile" | bper Gafte.
Rpseninse lrit ppcnitaaenoe @rep
Ut mt piI iurefummc fra Sio til an.
ben. &c er rste, ianSe % fnlSe Of
Snteresie for IeuneifeBsSeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-17
Jonas Sie

On Sonas Sizes Spgoom meooe.
Ter norife 8Ioee for 29be og 30te
Slni blonot anoet:
Sonas sic bar efter fin Suitrus
.Gsb bopt Ell iuog Selbreb. San bar
life bapt Sreo % 30 oper iie, efterat
bun elf bort, men pefseIpis opbolbt
ilg hos fine Bern. s Den iiSite 5i0
bor ban boet paa Sleifrm | gGrum
hos Spnnen Se~gationsraaO Sic %
8rne. 5 DC iioite Gage bar Den gamle
9ieterS 8ilitonb iorpGrrct zig. Som
liager forreiteu rulie ben noen
Smerter, og raur ban taler, iaa er
Get | RegeIen Santaiier ON fin of
fsoe Snitrn. San ligeer fnlot pad'
flGot paa Ell Cola, men itaor ofte
cp og tnIer Ga ON at reiie bort iam-
men mco fin Siiitru. gf og til or
ban peo @epioitbeo % fieriber fine
Smeioelier.
Sizes Spgoom er oiutrent Den iam'
me, Tom Senrif Sbien leo al -
Sorfolfning al aarerne | Sorbiubelie
meb ct minore Sierneilog. SonaS
sic bar itGrfe I~eaenlige arGfter,
men appetiteu er riuge, og arGftcr.
ne pil bel oerior ioinbe oeito burti'
aere. Sans 2Gge er Or. eoparo
Sua, Tom ogiaa par Senrif Sbiens
Qnnc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-17

&c os iiteoet iatte Den tiIiparenbe
2egensoeI, Der | mango Gor meo
flor Smbu bar bIepen taeet Bare
poo. Gette bIep bog MI forbinoret
al ben friitne aonse, ioet 2iget por
Iost | en- itGrf Site % ioriparlis til.
ipieret, os gearapeIien foregif noen
roeen r&(fbrpoeIie til flor sGrereIie
for De iorbitreoe Srolon9nS.
8 2sbet al be fsrite Gose efter
8earopelien foretos ben nppalste
aonee en- Slags SpIbninesreiie
qjenuem fit 9ano, bnorpaa ban, leo.
ioaet af 40 @oabe og ct ~tiliparcnbe
antaI 2eoiagere, reiite til Gropin.
iens tpife @upernsr for at faa fin
npe G9roiebeo itaof9itet. SEQ fin
Silbagefomit fra benne Heiie giorbe
Bon ct Sfribt, 'om bier, at ban os.
iaa iom aonee bill pebbIipe at bore
en- ariIten. Son erflGrebe nemlig,
OF ban fun bloc bapc Ell Suitru og
Sronning, Der ogiaa er ompenbt til
ariitenbommen, og at oIe De SUI
ftrner og Slnpinoer, iom bopbe til.
Brrt ben ofbsbe 9onee, % iom ifsl-
o. Gift og Brig mi tiIberte BAN,
montte forfsie iia bort. 9ongens
Toaoaipcre ipntes bette blep bel MI.
get of oct aooe; De fnnoe life tenfe
fig, at en- aonac funoe oppiie nogerl
GGroiabeo, meo minbre ban bupbc
en- bel Slot acncr, >bporfor DC | al
StiIbeo off til MisiionGrerne oe
'pirgtc, I'M life &ongen paa 8runb
al lit beie Gmbeoe fnroe ontgaa Den.
ne itrenge 9orasrof | De ariitneS
2op.
Misiion9rerne Baober, at BET aobe
Tom aongen sincr fine lin.
heriootter, bill fremme ben aobe
Gag. DC trnftc iom ioo, of bpao
&c fpngeIis aisr. oct e~ftcrabes iaa-
ribt muIigt al ole De arbre Stsrrel'
fer rlinot Soffet, oa at bette life er
minore Silf9Ibet / BET f~prtefte gfrifa
enc | bet cipiIiierebe europa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-17

SlGgt % enmmeIt 2ana. Oct er be.
ore END at Iape fla Santafinapn ener
glide mo | SomiIien Slen euer
Sobnion. Meb ftigenoe auItlir itiaer
Jntcresien for SI9gtcrnes Sorbiito.
rte, meo itiaenbe gcpioItbeo ON
SiGgtsarpens itore anipar SIRgtfs.
leiier. Get fan fanife for BEN npe,
"ielfmaoe" Wano ipnes bel iaa aiiIot
at fife iia meo ct mt, gIat engeIIf
Wapn iiteoetfor ct fanife liot trruat
og afitiffenoe norif. @en fan b9noe
at efferilGgten bill iiee anoet. gi
ffal bn'fe paa boorIeoes set err Bit
I England. De melt qtItolte Iuno
Der nppner sierne at De bar 9Ioo at
at De gamle "@oriemen" | fine aorer.
Oct er rigtignof ! iaa Salb omfring
tnien gor gammelt | SlGeten. Wen
oct fan fomme til at eaa i~ortere | bet
npe Snno. Oct bill burtia fin6es no
at oct er beore Slang / ct fienbeIig
rorif 9uon emo / Yaobp eQer WeoIes
Seoeripeil. De itatiitiife Data bier
iibeitrioelig at De norIfe Snbpauore.
re itaar ! fsrfte HRffe. 9apuIia bIir
De ! iterre ltbitr9fning emo noaeu an,
zen CODE Sarmere, gobt iamIct / Sc
roropeitiige Sorbbrugsitater. Selp
ON irIfe, pit oe ipoeuropaiife Snb.
parOrere Iar ON dnoet fommer |
Here 8onge itsrre IntaI emo ffanbi.
naoiife, emo iise norife alene, iaa er
Get oerfor al 9runo til at fro at Stil.
lin9en iom fremtioig 9eitanooeI / oen
c~anerifanIfe Ration bill bIi forboIos.
rts meget it9rfere for bisie. Set
guar ] De SoreneSe Stater Tom / gu.
ropa, De itore Sper og Sabrifitrea
lliiger lin egen SolfetiNGrt oa mere
til, mems De brebe Sorobruasbpaoer
bar Sperifub. Oct itore 8eitern
Central bill / itigenoe Grab bli opfat.
tet iom ltnionens &ierne, % set fan
fonme til at gipe ct SIegtnapn goo
alang at oct b9rer Iprfe al at oct
tornmer fra gamle norIfe Settlere.
Naar bet si9loer Rapn nraa man
10 life rcgie meo be enfeIte Star, mel,
neo Weneifealbre. en faar 10 bore
lit Ssbenopn lit Sip, og S~l9gtsnapn
niaa 10 nermeit regie meo Siinoreo.
aar. Oct. err allereoe @rimb uof iii
at piie Smbu mcb bem. Gaor man
bar faaet Spn for at Hapnet er Iom
ct Nationalt @9rfe, at 8ornapnet
alereoe fap bore 8ibnes6prb ON aob
rorif SGT, at Sl9gtsnapnet efter
g@ttegaaroen fan bare tuiinoer al
Glars Dtinbe meb fla, Spn for SlGet.
arpens afsjsrenbe gest, iaa bill man
c9Iaa tage Sagen aIporIig iom Iapn.
9ioningen altio bar hos De gomIe
Rorompno.
Srilg gooe norife Gaprle til Sor.
iaplt, s@tteeaaroens 9tapn til
SlRgtsnaprL noar life anbet bar
faat SGpb. S ielne Gapnet pi[ man
oa barre meo fig titiinoaarig norif
TRADITION Tom bill gisre tit til at bin.
De RorOmanbs6tten iammen @erben
itooper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-17
Zen SsursneSe sirfe.

- MiiS Soiepbine @iernitno al
Coon @oaep isis, bIep ser Toe SuIi
netepiet til 0oitor s. y. Wfiotlien
fra iamme Stco. 8iellen iiofgrtes al
@teoets Brett, 9aitor s. RonIfuam.
Smfriua 200 @iritcr par tiIiteoe.
GaItcr % @rs. s. %. 9tibtlien fIpt-
fer til Stiaipo, Sn,, bpor goiior
@tietIien er falot 'om Sreit
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-17
On friiten Ueeerfonee.

gn tpif Miisiionpr, Der nDli9 er
fontmen ttlbagc fra Wisfionsmor'
ferne | afrifo, fortoIte forleoen ON
rem Srcmaona, iom &riitenoommer
lar aiort / Oct msrfe SoitIanb, og
irrltg nppnte ban llferetpe, Ct Steo
ne0 &pIteny bpor Ell friiten &onge
netop or bIepen poIet al &c forte @e.
hoere. ,
Gen me Son9eS Hapu er Gabriel
Den fsrite, % ban citerfulgte fin ga.
Der, WIrfobo, iou bar Scouting.
SIanot Den afosoe &ouaeS mango
Semer bar @abriel ben eneIte, iom
rar bIepcn omoenot til ariiteuoon.
men, og omenoifisnt ban par ben
@loIte % iaaIeoes ifsIge Sfif og
BRIG Bap6e Ell Clogs &et til at ef.
terislge lin Saoer, iaa uGreoe Mis-
IionGrerue DOG fun ct ipaat Soab
en-, at ban biloe blipe faaret til
Souae. gae StammenS SroIompno
bar ncmlig flor SnoflpoeIie peo iaa-
Oanne Snleoninger, og forreitcn Dor
rGitcn ole De iaafalote gglbite fana.
tiite Seoninger.
@lanbt DC forte llnberioatter gior.
DC Den &e9eI fig girlornoe, at ben
atosoe aon9e life maotte b~egropeS,
for bans GitcrmanS bar bIcpcn
rolgt, og % eli Iieeioa ufrapigeIis
Tc9el ponbso, at 9e9ropeIien muntte
lie iamme Sag, iom aon9en osbe,
iaa hapbe Regrcne life Sib til man.
&C cIler louge Geremouicr.
@isie bsititoocnOc Bcricner inben
SongeOsmmct bnooe &et til at fore.
Ilon Den rrpe 9oroc, og Solicit ifuIoe
Nerpaa go0ficnOe cler iorfoitc Oen
forcilaacoe aauoi6ot. SroIomen.
heue % DC gGIbite bar bonge for at
faa Ell fri'tcn aonge, 90 De iremfom
Ocrior mcb SoriIoa ON, at oIle Son,
geieuner 'tltIoe ionlleS, og iaa ifuIbe
Ell at Dem oGIgeS. Gen, iom ifuIbc
icrciIoa en- aou9e, bilbe oo9 life al.
itoa fra fin Het, oTlcrbelit 6a 6ette
OiIOe bare ct @rub pna Stommens
HcaIer, bporpna @abricI Tom GI6Itc
Ssn bleb forciInart % gcbficnot Tom
Sonqe.
alle bsiebC berpao Girp for fit nh.
nalgte S~ucrbopc6, bpprpau nenne
loo Ite9e roale Srer iomt brinae
uoaIc Star mch Ell SlaaS beruienbt
Grif - tbi set er cubm life blcpen
"tsrt" | gfrifn.
Otter at bare init % SriIffet bap.
&c man oltiao igien at bcerope ben
bebe aorae, % Oettc mootte lie meb
flor Gomp. Seo 0enne gearopeIie
por 300 Den for 3earene uipopan.
Iiee Smitrnoiabeo, of 9iget bar Iogi
i Ell Site % Ncnnc tiIipiaret. builfet
cIerS life bleO qiort. Sctte par
fleet ifslge ben upe 9onqeS ~uotrpffe.
Iiae geinIiua, for at binore en- fret.
felig Gcremout, Tom eIers alti6 no
rpc0eS peo Songebcaraoelier. Oct
haooe IuffcScs WiSiionrrcrue al
i9tte en- Chopper FOR mango aruiom.
me Stiffe / 5orbin6cIie meo Segra.
teller. 'naiom of SIaper ituIbe be.
GrapeS lepenoe me6 fin Serre, men
en- eff. bpis SprinoeIie man life
fGu iorfIare fla, bar itaOig bIepen
ioettoaet iii oenne 9aa. On Scuae
maotte neruIig life b~eeropeS meo fit
eget, men meo fin SoreiGn9ers so.
oeb, Der nltiaa fsr beHnes gegra.
neIie bar blenen ifilt fra Groppcn og
cpbeparet hos en- iprIie beeunitiact
SnmiIie. Man piIoe berfcr MI oe.
iaa itiRre Sopeoet al ben ogoe aoup
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-17

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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-04-29
GENERAL NEWS.


The citizens of Auckland. New Zeal
and have appointed various commit
tees to arrange for an adequate well
come to the American fleet of battle
ships when they call there next Sep
TENDER.
Although Grover Cleveland is said
to be slowly recovering from the at
tack of stomach trouble, he has not
improved sufficiently to return to his
home in Princeton, and the date of his
leaving Lakewood is still undecided.
Some of the eastern roads are said
to be working out a system whereby
the National Educational Association
not only will be given rate of IL
cents mile for the round trip for its
annual convention. which is to be held
this year at Cleveland, but will con-
tinue to receive the 81 membership
fee which the roads in past years col
lected for it,
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-04-29
IN CONGRESS-.

Senator Guggenheim's bill for the re
survey of certain sections of land in
Routt and Rio Blanco counties passed
the Senate Saturday.
Again replying to an inquiry, Sen
ator Hale said the President, as COM
mander in chief, had command of the
fleet and may order 1t where he will in
the absence of law and regulations, but
of course. Congress. II 1t desired, could
regulate the control of the fleet.
The sundry civil appropriation bill,
as reported, carries $4,000 for double
cavalry barracks at Fort Logan: So
900 for the Leadville fish hatchery /;
$500 for the protection of the Mesa
Verde National park, and $4,000 for
cavalry barracks and officers quarters
at Fort Russell.
Senator Bacon asked Senator Hale if
he had positive knowledge that thu
fleet now in the Pacific was to be sent
around the world, and Mr.. Hale re
piled that he had no direct and posi-
tive knowledge, but that from legisla-
ton that had been recommended. he
was sure the fleet was prepared to
circle the globe.
An earnest appeal was made by Sen.
ator Piles of Washington, in favor OF
an authorization for four battleships
This. he declared, was a measure OF
peace and not of war. He came. he
said, from the section of the country
that must be the storm center of any
conflict in the Pacific ocean. The peo-
pie of the Pacific were in favor of four
battleships. He sent to the vice presi.
dents desk a statement of vote of
162 editors attending a meeting in
New York, which he said showed 126
in favor of four battleships and the
Presidents policy for naval expansion.
Mr.. Hale said that legislation had
been recommended as being suitable
and essential to maintain our rank and
dignity in view of the fact that the
fleet is to visit Asiatic ports, perhaps
Africa. the Mediterranean and Euro
pean ports. while do not know"
he said, that it has been confirma-
lively stated the fleet is to circle the
globe. have no doubt In my mind that
that is part of the plan. l do not
know that any senator has been con-
suited about this plan and 1 do not
complain of it, but can say l have no
authoritative information and have
been in no consultation as to what
shall be done with the fleet"
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-04-29
NEWS OF THE WEEK
Most Important Happenings of the
Past Seven Days.
Interesting Items Gathered From all
Parts Of the World Condensed
Into Small Space for the Ben
eft Of Our Readers.
Congressional.

In the course of his reply to Sen
ator Foraker on the Brownsville at
fair, Senator Warner of Missouri de
clared that a studious and systematic
effort hal been made to arouse the
race feeling of the negroes of the coun-
try against the president because OF
his action In the matter.
President Roosevelt has notified
congress that he will veto the naval
appropriation bill unless money is APP
propriated to pay for the two battle
ships authorized by the measure.
The resolution introduced by Speak
err Cannon providing for special COM
mittee to investigate the paper trust
has been passed by the house under
suspension of the rules.
The Mccall bill requiring publicity
OF campaign contributions has been
favorably reported to the house.
BY vote of 245 to s the house
passed the Tillman joint resolution
authorizing the bringing of a suit to
reacquire the lands of the Oregon &
California railroad In Oregon.
The largest Batch of pension bills
to receive favorable consideration in
the house at this session was passed
recently. The bills aggregated over a
an hour.
Representative Hepburn of Iowa.
who has been confined to his home
for three weeks by Illness, Is now con-
valescent.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-04-29

Take time by the forelock. We
are warned that frog legs will soon
be extinct, exhausted. wiped out or
so reduced in number that their scar
city will place them beyond the means
of all but political bosses and other
members of plutocracy. The loss of
the luxury threatens Just because of
ruthless butchery without reference
to the future supply. 1t is with this
AZ It has been with the slaughter of
the forests. Take a leaf from that
costly experience and get busy early
There is an imperative need of re-
frogation.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-04-29

Chances to figure, moralize and rea.
son appear in the report of the United
States Steel Corporation for last year.
Its employees received 100000, 900. a
sum precisely equal to the entire net
earning of the gigantic organization.
This share going to the workmen was
considerably over twice the proper.
ton received by all the holders of
stocks and bonds. The question as
to whether the wage earners got their
just proportion will continue tn be
the subject OF discussion, for that is
the very crux OF perpetual economic
controversy.