davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-02
SofaIes $.

I'm Iidsr gu fein, oaB man ib
om |. Npril feinen pofien ipiele. ba
fiH bic eonne aeifern gar niht eeseiat
- @efsrn bat ole etellep Wanu
featuring SO. in Canal Goper, tuelh,
9elepbone Ql,titel berfertiaen Miro,
ibren Setrieb er6ifnet.
llniere County Gommiifondre
baben bel oem Beneral- Nnmalt ange=
traat, ob lie oas &s1t babsn, bic 3ru-
itees Der Ginoerbeimatb abauieben.
wenn @runo oafiir oorlieat.
urfers arobe gr0ftnnna am leb=
ten Sonne,i tag mar iebr gut belu1t
uno ieoermann mar eritauut iiber bic
reiAe 9luspabl bon Waaren a(er Mrt,
ole in Der an3iebenofen Welie aus9e=
itellt tDaren.
gDir ertuarten bieie Wohe einen
Sad nit Snmen, ben uns infer Yer-
treter in Gon9reB. Or. Wm. u. MIh=
broot. 5lAeianot bat. Wir aeben isoem
unterer Nbonnenten. Der D0fiir anfraQt,
Elm fleines Qafet. 10 lanae Der 0orratb
ausbdlt. Wer alio BON oem samen
mill, meloe lib. ehe Der Saf .eer lit.
gis in Die lebte 3eit bate man
Die 6oIfnunq, Der aroBe Goblen9rdber.
ltreit tOnute psrmieoen perben, boh Die
6olfnung mar triiaeriih. 8sltern fno
III BenninIpanien. Ohio, sSnoiana uno
,Slinois 250. 600 RpblenQrdber an ben
streit aeganQen. Wion !hdbt bic 3aht
Der Streiter in Ohio ouf 10000
Wann. Sn unierem @nuntp lino un=
aeldbr 1000 Nrbeiter on benz 5treif
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-02
prfonoers eeoskt.

9er5og aarl BON Miirttembers mar
etH fehr trenger 9err. gr batte eir,z
mai I'M Shpdr5nalbfdbt9en Nagolb
.auf ber Sur9reifesein Mittagefen Bee
fent. Da fommt Elm @1fparm ssIies
gen bsrbet unb fpeif unsingelaben init.
Dariiber miro Der 6eraog bD{e unb
fagt CUR @irtbin: rssSn bes &ududs
Namen, bed' Sic ben Gliessn bod be-
fonbers!"
Die Wirtbin pernsist fib Bel biefem
Wnsrufe unb tbut, ipie ifr befoblen lit.
Nab einsr tnr5en Meile tritt tie tpieber
nor ben geftrensen Serrn 9er5os,
ma6t einen anids unb lagt: rGs 1T
reoedt! 8efeblen nun guer Our9
lau9t, bab Ii9 bic Jliesen fessn!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-02
.snldRo.

0sntb &s,ber. &ailirer DER 6arnlsrs
GepOnt National Vunt uon pllisbutA.
pa. uno Spbn Vous. NuoltOr oeslsl,
ren Snltltuts. Wuroen anl Sreltas
Abeno nah Dem Bureau oss Bunoss=
tonmlnars rs. :. Snolap 9ebrapl.
un, ncb au! Die neuen Antla9sn gu Osr=
antDorten. Ole Der yautprllier Wllliam
5. Jolts am 6rsitag ytahnntta9 sesen
lie 9elteno 9emaht bat. Dele Mutlussn
Dela9en. oaB Ole unteritlagungsn Der
beloen Yantbeamten lib auf 81. 1867
900 belaufen. Sic beioeit ,paren untsr
DER Autluge Derbaitet lporoer. $55, 600
entDenOet 3u baben. ooh erAaben mel=
tere Grhebun2en. oaB lid) ole unter-
lblagungen auT mebr als slne Wiilllon
belauien. /Da Die Yant eluen Surplus.
foao bon 81. 1868, 900 beiBi. 10 erlei=.
Oen Die Depolitoren teineI 5haoen.
Sn 3reaoDel. Nlasta. ltre,ten iiber
500 Ber9leute. Sc Ulebr3abl lino
Nusldnoer. Die en9liih meoer iprehen
noh uerlteben. Supt. Single beribtet
@ntluenoung BON 3ebn Gllten Dpnamit.
|Gr filr6tet. bob @lgenthum in 5teao,
Deu 3erltDrt lDeroen miro uno oab Die
Giuilbeb6roen auber Stanbe lein per-
oen. bic Oronung aufredt 3u erbaltsn.
Us iino Bunoestruppeil ab9elanot lpots
ben. Inn Die Oronuns auireAt gu er-
Dalten.
Mm 9amltag puroe auf benz Union
[5quare in Stem Oort bel elmer Ma0en-
Derlamn,luns BON Mrbeitslojen BON
(einem Hunen Namens Gelia 6ilber.
itein cine Ycmbe fcllen getaKen. Gin
Wann. Nauens S9nab Diloebrano.
wuroe auf Der Stelle 9ei6otet, 5ilber.
ltein. 0er eben Die Bombe ibleuosrn
uoQte. Duroe furdtbar perfimmelt,
bier poli3iiteu fino lsi1t perlebt UNI
etma atDei Dnsenc 6ernmftebenoe Neu.
9ierige ,ullroen burn ole 1emalt oer
grploiion ~ Booen 9eibleuoert.
3miiGen SO uno rs ndnner perlo.
ren om 6Gmfta0 lbr 2eben in 1ola,
jweitr Gyploiionen in benz Qcblenbero.
mert NO. Der Union Yaeifie Gpal SO.
bel Gamma. Wpo. Die erfe gtpIoIiol
Ierfol9teJ uln 8 ubr 9la@mittaas{ unD 4,
Iforbsrtf II NsuI&enisben. Oh llreiil
|ereianete fA nm bali III llbr No&is,
|als, tt& ot1sn 50 gednnsr, nnitt 4ei'
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-02
Wid)t nGtbi9 s,t iterben.

,sSyh babe anssefunoen. bab es niht
nOthis 1T al 2unaenleioen gu iterben.'
10 lanae man Dr. &ing's Nem Disc
couerp betommen tann.' ia9t 6rau S.
g. Wbite bon Ruihboro. va. sd
wiiroe beute niht am 2eben iein. tpenn
es niht fir oiele uunberbare Meoi3in
9etpelen mdre. Sic lost einen Quiten
ralder. als ir9eno ionit et,pas uno beilt
2un9ensrantbeit ielbit Damn. naboem
Der Jaa als boffnuuaslos ertldrt 1T.
Dies duberit suuerlailiae 0ellmittel fur
Quiten uno @rfdltun9en. @riDpe.
Altbma, Bronhitis uno 0eiierteit miro
Inter 8arantie uerfauit BON %. s..
peters 2lpotbete. preis SOC uno 81.
probeflaide fret. Sn peters Npotbefe
miro oeutlh gelprohen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-02
NaS 9r0Ste 0erbred)en,

ben ibltmmiten getrua on bet MenIhbeit beQeben
lene 9eipiienloen Auadlaber. nel1e aus Der 9lnait
BON benz Sbem bes &oDes beribrter Granfer Rapitol
tbla9en; meDe fib nie'er ianlnlerpolen 9ptb bee
redDern nbem lie uuter aleisncrhen 9erlpred)unaeu
etner nnmbgliden 6elfraft Wtirturen nerfauen. nie
been sSalls nibt beien fDnuen rsttenS aber ben 10
Sud aopfi6mer5en Wtattiefeit atbemnotb Sers.
flopfen nuo g}eritppung nebit onberen Berbauunqs-
tbrun9en oarau semabneu. baB Gurem Orsanis.
mus etne Stprnng eingetreten IT. pee bel 8ernad,.
ldiisnng an oem SblimmiteH flbren nluB. 70 leihet
lenem babihdbti9en 9rue nldht bas minoeiie @eb6r
Shentt nur bern ebrldben Morte Wertraneu, beIen
5Sahrbet SIR iebsraeit an seHf ffuheft Senane pu
Sanenoen erproben f6nnt Die bre @eianobett pieber
erbielfen burb bic Nnipeubuns Der berhbmteu ct
Bernard Grdnterpillen. 9ieie fpirfibe arsaei ent.
bolt nnr RENE beilfrdtise Yhau3enidfte nnb brandt
Site uerberaea, bic uur cine ooraberoehenbe 0inSe.
rung. nemais nber cine Se1(una bsrbeiauibrsn per.
mbaen, pie oas bic atbepdbrten ct Bernarh ar6us
terpileu tbun. 25 @entS. Nae Npptbefen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-02
Seites 9eilmittel Der Welt.

paltor j. Sta.biro BON @alt Hap=
mono. Utalne. laat: Sd babe yudlens
Arnlca 5albe islt mebreren Sabren auf
melner altsn &rlegsmunoe uno anoeren
partnafl9en 8elbDiren Aebrau1t uno
Tlnoe he als oas bette Dellmlttel Der
Welt. SD aebrauAe lie auh nit 9rp<
Bem @rfolg in melner Wlrtiamtelt a!s
lblerarat." 8arantlrt Don peters 4po=
tbete. Nur rs Gents. Yeriuht lie.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-02
GanbiDatrn> Nn5eigr,s.

Il
Gisnbiaen Gie meinen Namen an ais GnMbibaf ~
boS Mnt bes probate RiGferA SD unleUs
perfe mid Der GntIteibnna Der beulpfraten &DuufD
gDnDentipn am 2. naai 1908 ~
Il garner Barnbia. 4
ger5ffentliten Gie menen 9anmen aIS Ganbioaf
fir baS 2lmt DeS GDnntp NHbttDrS. SD unteps
tpere Mid ber GntideibnHg ber bemnfraticn GpuHf9
Gpnpeni,pn ote ant 2 Ma in gsetp Pbilaoelpba a6ge.
Aalten tu,ro.
Ser l1nteraeibnete LIT Elm ganbibot fnr g beriff
bpr Der bemofratiibeu GDnntp Contention bic an
9. Diai 1908 5uamren tritt unb nntertpirft 5b Der
' arss. Clint.
9en Genlofraten bon 1uscaratpaS gouEfp iilur
bi9e idb hermit an baB i'd Mid I'm bag Amt eine5
GDuntp Commit ftDndrS remerbe. go uutep.
tuerfe mid Der gntiGeibnna Der Gonnin GnnnenttoE
g. 0. @ntu.
Serr @ebafteur @er6ffenttdben Gie metnen 9lo.
men oils Gnnbbat fir bas Nnt eiueS Gpunfp 6 o nj.
mtf5ipndrs, nntertpprfen Der gnfid)ebuna Der bes
mofratdben @ountp gJupeutipu. SIM 5inbIid nnf
ben geifbiuB einer friibereu bemufrattihen Goumfp
@pnbentDn IN Beaug ali ale Spibaten peuDe ID
ntitb init Der Bltte Die Semofraten i'm Gunutn
btes IN 8e5na ouf enen alten oloaen out su molen
pdbreno er npdb Icbt utb bas GiHfumien nbthia bat
Jb babe meinem Sanoe ipdbrenD Der Rebeniem tren
1eh,eut nno bobet elm Nn9e nn0 bic 9einnobeit eger
'uBt aebtnngsuoa!
s. .. aeHrr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-02
6eiratbsb e,uiHignn0en.

Shos. gB. 3urher. Wllmot, .. @ifi,
l'ap 2onaer. Dunoee.
@nmoro &seIsr = Glara 0sllmia. beio,
bon Dennifon.
ebns. 0anulton Ililler- Soa 6oiheri.
Ill gDianot. beioe bon Nelu Gomerst
9omuel Snerr. sSr., Soar = Niauui,
grotpn. YoliDar.
Z. ". Ghanep emma Stemple, bel.
be pon Senniion.
german 3. Snrth Gldra @psttae
beioe BON Bort Waibiputor.
Hobert s. Mnorsns. SnQarcreet =
Soa Wiatloa Baob. Baltic.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-02

tun9 bes MinensS sSnspettors 8. Wi. glie.
in Der 8rube befanoen. nm bic Qeihe,l
gu bergen. Da in Der 8rube ein 6e,,er
,piitbet. 10 lit es iebr leiht m6alih. oab
ole 2eihen perbrennen meroen.
Der etiie Dibihlaa oieIes Sabres er.
eianete iih am sSreitaa in Woihineton.
.. s. Sic 25idhriae sSran Mon sslo=
renee fiel i'll unteren Sheile Der eiaot
beuubttos nieoer. Sic muroe fhleu=
niait nod einem 6oipital aeihrfft uno
erbolte lih balo Wieoer. Sos oifi,ielle
thermometer am Mstterbnrean ,eiote
nm l.30 Wahmitta9s 81 GRAB.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-02
Yolitiides.

Tas oempfratiihe Gentral gomite
pon oieiem Gnunip bat IS niht fiir
notbmenoia beiunoer. uns einen Mui-
ruf iiir Die @ounin Convention auoeben
5I Iaiien.
unler Columbus Gorrelponoent
ihemt tein eroBer 6reuno bon 5om 6.
SolnIon in @ltpeluno au lein. ooh miro
oas 3om nlnts lbaoen llno lpslln es
Dem GOrrelponoelIten Hreuoe mabt, 10
1T besoen ssbolfen. 5sDermam tpeiB,
mas Som fir @leuelano 9eleiltet uno
,uer otnsn ye,oienlte ableuenen min,
~ elntap nit yllnobeit aeihlagen.
9tihter gD. stillpeu bon Wtiaers=
burg war eeiietn bier auf Yelu1 !; er
Ut elm @annlout liir Ole Domination
elnes &te'sridiers III oleiem Eiltriti
uno OH lelner 1ilhtiatelt uno 6abi9teit
fllr oas Amt III teH ,3weiiel.
Srate bon Sanoustp uno Qamb bon
3oleoO mUllen I'M 5taatslenat cine
Slu e1nbrlnaen, mUnddb Jrauen in Ye=
3un aIf SemperenaIruaen oas Stinm=
rebt ertbellt MIRO uno bel Der Qeatn=
luartlaen 3ulamnienlebuna Der 8eieB=
9ebung 1T oas Sbllnmte au beiilrbten.
Wlobile, Ola, erl,eui iiu oes Se=
gems Der Ytnbtbilon uno nuB meaen
oes Nusfolles oer Sdanilteuen Ole
sehrergebalter hernnierleBen, oen
Sbulunterrld)t bsihi0nten uno ben To-
lienfrelell Beluh Der bohhule aufae
ben. Die proaiblilunllien Inn natilrf
ileh ltoI3 aut lhren @riuta.
3ie Wlorih gill 1T i'm Senot paiIiri.
Sic geltatist oem Stogamts= SetretGr,
aeaen cine Def,na BON Siaats=, Goun.
tp. nn0 Wlnlalpul. Ynuns in entlprpe
henoem BetraQe iii 500 Wllllouelt
Dollars yaninplen al enlittiren. QSdb=
reno Der erlftn n'et Wonate lin0 Ole
Notpn nit ] VIoseni pr Wonat uno
lllr Die peitere 3elt mil + Yrn5ent pro
W0nat au Deran'erI.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-02
Notis al, 2dSer.

sohn N. MeuBer in suqarereef bat
elne idbone MusDabl BON 4dieruteniis
lien. 8espirnte Rdstiiher BON 8 l4l4.
Ralbsrmdaen. Rdspuluer, 1aberiraet
9dstobidaen. 5bermometer. peraiaute
&dsbobrer. Ssrutigturh. 6arni,hpldbe.
AZ Sohn q. Heuber. Suearcreet, 8.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-02
Nobin Der Oanatismts itibrt.

9lm %. OidrS beliiep @on9reb=He.
prdientanf ;. 3hotnss 5eflln BON 9Ha.
oanu In N'aibluaton etne Straben,
babli. nm in elmer Dtetbooilten= =Girh.
elnen Vprtrua ilber 3emperenS su bal=
ten. Nuf Dem StraBenbahnmaueu iab
Dtflln. oaB ELL Neper 9tamens Qerpls
Gnnop einen Stlluf aus elmer WhistsD=
flaihe that. @r forosrte Den Neael
auf. Die GlaIhe beiislte 3n Itefen. Da.
iiber fam es gum Slrelte alpIlhen Dem
Srinter uno Dem 0ultspertreter uGp
Deflin. Der ein ltarter. GROCER Wann
1T, aelan9 es. 2unoD an Der udditen
Oaltelteae bon Der @ar gu bsforosrn.
Der geaer erlob iib uno mabte anaeb.
llh elns BelpeNunl aur Sulihe. uni cine
gSafte berpDraubplen. Dnraufhin lhoB
., fin unO psrmunoete GERM 3bomas
Dlcerearp, elnen isalrgalt Gr aab
elnen 3tDeiten ShuB Oh uno traf oen
ShDaraen am Ohr. 2unon fiel uno
wnroe ihmer usrluunoet ms Spital ae=
btaht. 0eflin muroe our poliseiltation
oes 6. Diltritts 9ebraht uuo ipdter ae=
gen $500 ylralcbaft auf freisn Sub
9eiebt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-02
N0ewte,t terIA11At.

M0e,stets berIau9t. 3um Der.
fauf bon etift 3ei9nun0en In Der
@rbbt bon 16 bel 20 3oll fiir 40 Gts.
@abmen 10 Gents unb aufmdrts.
9lattbiIOer IL per 6tiid. Sin MQent
r,04t 400 Yrojent profit ober $50 Die
@b&s. 0ot0lpQe unO probebldtter
fri. 6rani 81. Wilianls Gompanp.
1908 . 9aplor Gt.. Gbitase. 50. ~
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-02
0Mttuadreu.

Beloaoers interellant mar ole Nusifek
lung pon Oat1uaaren. 7eies D,plrtss
ment mar Den 9an'en Ndhmttaa uuo,
Wbeno au1efiiut uno uniere Nu1eltaIt,u
paren gebiftig tpie ole Bienen. Die Nuss
fieluna aeiiel Alen uno mir pertauiteu
am Gro1nungstaae mebr 0iite ais ie suoor
In Der @eldihte oes Stores. gs mar etruas
Do fiir Seoermann mo 1T au1 etlpas ba-
fur guh.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-02
Na8lanD.

Durh Elm grobeben muroen am 81.
Mdr3 Die sttua Is, 600 ginmobner sdb=
lsnoe Staot ebilapa in Merito serli6rt.
Nnb an anoern Srten in Merifo bat
oas grobeben ehaoen anaeridtet.
Nad ben pffiaiellen Mittbeiluueen Der
Geaierina lino iiber 500 Yerioneu bel
Dem grobeben in Der 3epublit umae.
fpmmen. 3pei Gtdote uno 3 R6rier
luurben Strh0rt uno m;hrere Crte ih,uer
permiiltet. Neaierurl9struppen iino nit
Frouilionen pah Den beirefenoen In.
aliifsitdtten abgeianot moroen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-02

nire hbabrss6nune lbn gonneria aobsr gol1
bes Sang oes Departmens boe
oa 8efab oaB man bm Ole Beauna hn oer abret
bsredst 3aemdB Dpaseut in ieo fan man ole
neuHen Wooen in barmonihr W3ile arnbpir.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-02
H6ierfeue Ge1M6t.

ger Wann. Der III Der 6bmei3 oas Gds
len qelernt uno aud l4on 3uei Sabre
in Misconlin in Gdiereien 9earbeitet
bat. iuht cine SteQe als GdIer. ytd.
bere Mustunit in oieier Office. Al
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-02

nt big Der Mnorang tommt ebe r nen An &od 5
ausmdhl.
Wer9ebt ntd: unsr ot Eepaemnt oas a6e I'M gounl
ii ndR au Mnua mebr as elmer geunA
Grduein Gn9lib miro gud bort aufmarsn.
setoe amo 2leioer,paaren.
Deies Dtarment ert Sud. Matbews Sud iaan mio
66naen Mobn oes Grnbrs De Naafaae mad Sommerhom -
eoiat Nae neuen Mooen DuR Garbn soe Reaoen na
man bier. M habsn ansenebme braaunau fur eu @ uns g.
heenbei. gu1 uniere ausnat " 3esen
s. s. alrfrrB prnKer $tnre,
Rep R1ilaoelpbta, obto.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-02
3. + ..

9illige preiie am 6ennta9.
6lorioa, California. Oregon uno
onoere puntte ftir 9ouriiten uno iiber
per!2iebens yinien tuenn 9eDnnf6t.
Biui9e preile. fir Die 0infatrt. rla9
gallfornien. benz Wehen uno Noroue.
Fen.
Marv veriunoioe f9 BEL ben Aoenten
1ibtr Die preiie uno Ga4rpldne.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-02

Die seitaemdBe Nusnattuna Der 2leioeps
departments wuroe aagenteiu anerfanni.
Die neuen Wuiter aeiislen uno Material
uno @arnitur idiensn aeraoe 10 gu lsia.
tpie bus publitum lie ertpartst uno CO.
pitnidt bate. Die goiles, 3aiabs, Re
iab-pananlas &c. maren in i90neren Wu.
fern uert,eten als ie supor. Die feinsu
3udansiise lino ebenio id0n in Garbe unD
3eihnung. Wir bieten gu1 ale neuen
Shattirunaen bon braun, 9rau. blau,
lobfarbi9 uno oeren MiIduneen. Warth
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-02

Run tanaen BE miefsn au ora.
nsn al.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-10

w. j. Bryan in q speech at
the Jacksonian banquet in Oma.
ha says: president Roose
velt's popularity is due largely
to the belief among the masses
that he wants to do what is
ri ght; but he has made many
mistakes, and great ones. =
That's all right for w. j.. but
we are of the opinion that he
will never have q chance tO
make any of those great mis-
takes"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-10
SOMETHING or A BUSTER.

Mitchell Capital: The ability
of Senator Kittredge To- do
things is recognized outside Of
his own state as well a. within
its borders. An appreciation
of his talent in the matter of
trust busting was given by the
Minneapolis Journal a few days
ago, in which tho senator from
South Dakota is credited with
putting to rout the lumber trust
of the northwest. The Journal
does not accept the idea put
forth by the lum Der men that
the prices were reduced from
other causes, but plainly gives
the credit to the action of Sen
ator Kittredge in instituting
proceedings to make q deep and
thorough inquiry into the means
and methods of the lumber
trust, which held the people oi
the whole n northwest and exact
ed from them the last cent for
the lumber they bought. Some
OF the insurgent newspapers
which have been shouting them
selves hoarse over the alleged
fact that Senator Kittredge is
such great friend OF the cor,
porations and trusts can read
the following statement made
by the Journal and then pondsl
over the fact thatthey have done
the senator an injustice by at
tributing to him the record Of /
corporationist. when in fact he
has succeeded in breaking down
q trust.that did more damage
than any other combination in
the northwest:
Senator Kittredge Of South
Dakota is the man who busted
the lumber trust. That state.
ment has been questioned ID
some qua rters, but it must b<
true. for Kittredge admits it
So do his newspaper supporters
in South Dakota, whore the
senator is engaged in : contest
for re election.
Senator Kittredge made .
speech sgainst the lumber trust
ia congress last winter. Il
didn't take effect immediately.
Even as late as August there
was another advances in the
prices Of lumber, but along "a
Novembar The fabric Of the
giant trust began = tolter and
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-10

national conventions, and the
Juno primaries will select oil
the candidates 10 be voted for Ia
the general electious in the fall.
Senator kittrredge comes mp
for re- election Atthose June pri-
maries, aud. of course, the
March primaries will have :
bearing on the result His op-
ponent Is the present govonor.
G. I. Crawford. There Ii much
opposition to Crawford for var.
ious local reasons, including .
large number OF promises OF
what he was going 10 do. made
before election, and never re-
deemed.
II have no doubt that Senator
Kittredge viii sweep the state
and be triumphantly returned
TO the senate. ] am sure Of il
by my knowledge Of our people.
Kittredge is very popular in the
states, and is held in high re-
gard for his char acter and
ability. South Dakota 10 proud
of the leading part he is taking
here, and South Dakota will send
him back, and, also South Da.
kota will send to Congress again
for mer Representatives Burke
and Mar tin."
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-10
THE SQUARE DEAL.

Kansas City Star: No part Of
Mr.. Taft's great address at
Boston was more far seeing
more courageous and more
statesmanlike than his declare.
ton that any question Of . re.
turn TO unregulaied railways
and.unregulated trusts is now
impossible, and that the ques.
tion which must be determined
is "wlsaAlaer We shall maintain =
strict system Of regulation Of
railways and trusts. or whether
we shall turn the country over
to the advocates of government
ownership and state socialism. )"
That inevitable issue has never
been publicly stated 80 clearly
and so significantly. The con
servatism OF the business inter-
ests of the country. the perpet.
uity of our social order and plan
of government, depends upon .
continuance Of those principles
of the Square Deal and Equal
Opportunity which Rooseveltism
has ingrained into the national
life and which stand em mbodied
before the country now in the
candidacy OF Secretary Taft.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-10

fall q . result Of that merciless
Kittredge attack. Its echoes
still rcverberate, and the high
prices which he attacked so
viciously took tum BILE only yes
terday.
OF course. the lumbermen
have not admitted the potency
Of the Kittredge speech. They
have made Il appear very in
geniously that the lower prices
are due 10 trade conditions. In
the first place, there was an
overproduction Of southern pine
Then the freight advances from
the Pacific coast upset the
wholesale trade. On top of that
came the money panic. Retail
dealers stopped buying. Manu-.
facturers who worked on Dor
rowed money we're pressed for
payment and, unable to borrow
more. they began selling lum-
Der for what they could get.
Lu mber was shipped from the
south to northern cities, to be
sold ia transit for what it would
bring. Prices went tumbling,
first on the product Of the south
and the far northwest, and now
on the lumber Of Minnesota and
Wisconsin. Allthat lum bermen
have gained by advances in two
years has been lost ct one
swoop. and the prices are once
more on . level more favorable
to the consumer.
All this explanation sounds
very plausable. It ignores the
South Dakota senator entirely,
and undertakes to explain the
busting" Of the trust by the
law Of supply and demand.
They know - blame sight
better" in Sioux Falls.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-10
Washlugton Herald:

Washlngton Herald: e. II.
Wilson, of Salem, s. Oak. who
is one of the leading lawyers of
the state, and q pioneer. has
been visiting IN Washington for
several days, after . trip to his
old home in Pennsylvania. Mr..
Wilson has not been in Wash
ington before since 1889, when
he came to see President Har.
ri son inaugurated. He saw the
President and had . talk with
Secretary Taft.
~ was much impress cd with
Secretary Taft, "ssid Mr.. Vii
SON last night. He appears TO
me to be . big, broad gagged
man. l felt like calling him
Bill when / left him. l told
him ! would do all could tc
get the delegates from South
Dakota for him.
II have enjoyed my visit u
Washington very much" Mr.,
Wilson continued, especially
q l have heard 10 many fine
things about my friend Sen
ator A. B. Kittredge Of our
state. We haye : livery fight
on for the Senatorship and l
wanted to find ont what the
people here thought Of Kittredge
right here, where he does his
work In the Senate.
well / VAS more than pleas
ed when / learned that all the
Washington people. and the
Senators and Representative
consider Senator Kittrsdge one
|of the strongest men in the SEN
ate. In the department they
told me that Kittredge il one OF
the men who is doing things;
who has made . great name for
himself for industry, ability,
and character. They told me
that out Of the ninety-two SEN.
ators there are only about twenty
five who do the work and have
the influence, aud that Kittredge
10 one Of the leaders Of the
younger men In that number.
II an taking that message
back - our people. We 60 under
l. primary law this year in
|our ste1D for the hrst time.
The priaariss held ID March
viii selact -. delegatss . tho
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-10
WHAT ABOUT S. nOOLs9

II II. A. Ustrud, state super
intendent Of public instruction
can take his mind OF OF Mr.
Kittredge for q moment the
Forum would like TO ask him
some questions:
/. Where does he stand on
the question OF the state aud
county treasurers taking in
tcrest on the deposits OF pub
lie money
2. Why did not the last
legislature pass . 2-cent rate
bill?
8. Why was the bank assess.
ment lowered?
4. Why we're farm values
raised in c0ntrsd iction to rail
road values 90 that the in.
creased TAXATION on farm lands
amounts 70 more than the
total railroad assessment in
this state?
These are questions for Mr..
Ustrud to discuss, and an in.
telligent explanation Of these
facts will do him more 60 Cd
than Trades At Mr.. Kittredge'
Sioux Falls Forum.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-10

Harry K. Thaw's second trial
for the m urder Of White is now
on. 1t will probably be several
days before Q jury 10 secured,
and then the public will have
another chance to read . lot OF
"stuff."