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Putnam patriot., 1908-05-15

 trixs dectarisq tie eftets, while tue erig- tsai dlseast undermiaes the system.
 What To DO.
 There Is comfort in tue knowledge so often expressed. that Dg. kiimef s Swamp Root. the great Lidney remedy, fulalls every wish n curing rheumatism. pain III the back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part of the urinary passage Il coyrects inability to hold watet and scalding pain in passing 1t. or bad effects following use of liquor, wine or beer. aud oyereonaes that unpleasant nc eessity of being compelled to go often during the day. and to get mp many times during the night. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Reot Is soon realized. It stands the highest for it's wonderful cures of the most dis. dressing cases. If you need medicine YOU should have the best. Sold hy drug. yists Ill tiftv-ceut and one-dollat sizes.
 You may have 6 sample bottle and a book that tells all
 ahoa, 1t, both sent free l-,..$$$y.: l-.,.$ hv mail Address Dr. liiss s:ss Kiimer X Co.,, Hing- 11zsassaz hamton, N. Y. When ncns cf s.snr-Re<s writing mention this paper and don't make any mistake, but remember the name. Dr. kilmer,s Swamp Root. aud the address, Binghamton, N. \.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-15
| A. raOUoHrOs.
Dentist.

from a. m. to D. m., and 2 to ?. . once Tclspsone ss.5.Home Telephonel7s-E
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-15

afr he murmured easily: 1 so b..aStly warm. you know. I 1 :. f,n.y r !n a bit feverish. really" Rerayck frowned thoughtfully. .a ereyland. he asked. did you mt Vindow yolrselft'
 he sure lied Richard suavely, 1. ba screwed in his ever ready [scq,s thanking Cad that he had not if aside Somehow the thing seem- 10 give him confidence now It something to cling to. No harm. tusts ,...,. Men DO" returned Mir. Renwyek l ..s..4Ir don't understand Wily sdp.t raise hullabaloo. I'm posi-
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-15

sor4 Cfe44uad,' he asked, "did gon
 egea t4at tiHdoto yourself z"
 e set the burglar alarm, and
 took q step toward the wall. By korge! It's turned off
 Now. Richard knew nothing what
 er about the burglar alarm and be-
 b 10 feel icy beads of precipitation &thering on bis brow. the more so IS
 Renwyek was gazing at him in H
 kguised and increasing suspicion.
 Ton, that" he laughed ''I turned
 lever before I raised the sash
 lss Renwyck explained it to me yes
 tday Jolly little contrivance. 'pon
 word. should like immensely
 have the system installed at Croy-
 bd Park"
 fhe bogus earl looked innocent to
 e point of childishness. and the mys- Eed host was forced to accept the try inadequate explanation of the )isode Without com ment te closed
 e window. set the alarm once more, Fitehed of the lights and silently,
 t 10 say grimly. led the way upstairs. (tekly followed by the Texan. glad to
 fe escaped further inquisition. Flm aWfuAy sorry te have caused p1 all this bother" Richard apolo- Fed again as they reached the upper pnding, I'm no end of nuisance. kly."
 FDon't mention it, I beg you" an tered the financier, with forced cour- Fy. T hope you will sleep now. bod night" Then the two parted Pd entered their respective rooms. fStrange," muttered MT. Renwyck P he pnlled the sheet about his chin. A peculiar lot. these Engiishmen. But |dare say l appear just as peculiar to lem. He acted so strangely. too. bout that check the other night. One Pndred thousand dollars. Humph. wonder if he has hundred thousand Pllars. begin to doubt it-doabt fl Feeedinsy '
 Meanwhile the Texan reached his PoIn mepped Lis brow and hunted for Ps brandy flask. It seemed to him It he wanted good stiff drink as wanted nothing else in all the |pra. He failed te find his flask in accustomed place and surmised ac- pfaiel7 that if he found Woelsey Is he u7T-frt stlftge its trail. The Flet $ sleeping room was next his Fn, so without ceremony the master psheli open the door admitting a food light He did not find his flask. nor he Ind his servant either. for the pm Was deserted. and the ted had Pi been occupied.
 An observed the Texan thought ny Bre'r Fox has changed mas Fs Tor the second time Humpht \ Feie awkward to explain-for me. ! |ean"
 f'n Restmore a heavy silence fell Baih, which was broken. as before, aH bs that antique clock and it's soft me as it struck another quarter '1r Then two dim. ghostly figures tPt sioriy up the stairs and entered 1ss Harriet Renwyck's room. In a ''se While they were safely tucked in Fu and lay whispering in each others 'ms.
 oh, Harriet. darling." breatbed Miss I"sehe. wasn't he-er-just splendid leh he told that bouncer? don't be- we he's an Engiishman at all"
 Nonsense~ the other laughed ''Of nrse he's an EngIishman. Now try
 go 10 sleep.'
 '' would be discourfeous in the ex- rue To state that lady had been IHts of another "bouncer," but at y rate Miss Harriet ciasped drowsy it asure to her breast. thought of 'Aas and smiled into the darkness ppiy
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-15
Thousands Have Kidney
 Trouble and Never Suspect t
rreyairnry of Kidney ntses.,

Most people de net realize the alarm ing increase and remarkable pFevakncy
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-15

oi kidney SilSc asc.
 While kidney dis i, orders are the
 most common diseases that pre- vail. they arc almost tie last recognized by patient and nhN- sicians. ssks, eos feat GAess ssfrss
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-15
CLIPPER XIX.

VI T : o'clock the next morning Mir. "a Renwyck had telephone call from his partner in New York II was Of such T serious na |Fe as fo eanSe him 10 dress hurried saa cave without waiting for his @Si- though Mrs. Renwyck fol- [sfi tim 70 the front veranda. beg
 ai to wssst for T cup of coffee
 T Na aaven'r tiries- he snapped as isasaed intn the waiting trap Go
 Walters Whea. Wait min
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-15
 CHAPTER NN.

"HE adventufer allowed Mr Cor. rigan ta walk away without
 offering any further remark. then waited patieuffv for his
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-15

book that tells all al,ou, il, both sent free by mail. Address nr. kiliiier X Co.,, Bing- lianlton, N. Y. Wheii
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-15
EULxss's
N. KINNEY & SON

Lumber. Coal. Doors. MculdinSs Brick. Limo, csment. P.6.8.
 Mixed Paints Lead and Oil
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-15
Commonwealth Hotel
 Opp. State House. Boston

Offers rooms with hot and cold water for q .00 per day and up; rooms witn private bath for q 50 peg day sna upt suites of two rooms and bath for vS.1 per day snd up. Weekly rates on looms with l O. and cold water end shower baths, te. GO 10 e9.t0; rooms with private baths, fg % to p12.0O; suites of. two s,oms snd bath ell % 10 s22.oo.
 Absolutely tifepsoof. stons n,ofs nothing wood but ihs doors. Equipped with its own Sanitary vacum ClAanins Plant. Long Distance Telepnons in Every Room. Strictly . Tsmpsrance Hotel.
 STORER P. CRAFTS, Manage. Telephone, Hay market ls1.
 Send for Booklet.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-15
sAvIsass sAsa

nsvsA.~ns are d~etssed April isi ssd Octebsi ts4 is eseh year payable April 10th and Octobei sefh. D<postf made after the erst day or sael 0oath eo.nese< inseresf iron the hfstes or tes JgKOmE TOukTELOTTK.T Tress.
 GEORGE " HOLT Prss.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-26

Tx-ouEEN LlLiuokALANl, the
deposed ruler Of Hawaii, Is again
in Washington to urge her claims
upon congress. The amount Of her in.
demnity is placed by her at about
$4,000, COO. The fact that her claim has
been thrown out Of the sundry civil
appropriation heretofore has not dis
outraged her. Prince Cupid, the
Hawaiian delegate. is an ardent advs-
cate of the cx queens cause.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-26

pEv. WILLIAM J. DAWSON,
II evangelist, whose revival sys-
tenn stirred London and to whom
many Protestant churches in this
country have opened their doors, is an
attractive factor in the religious world.
His recent march on the east side of
New York. with an illuminated cross
at Tie head of the column, was an in,
Pressive sight. Re led his orsani-a
ton from the church.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-26

LYON CHAMP CLARK, repre-
sentins the Ninth Missouri Con-
gressionaI district, is now the
minority leader Of the Democratic
representatives in the lower house of
congress. He was chosen by the mi
nerity caucus on the eve Of the present
session. He succeeds as. Isader the
Hon. John Sharp Williams of Missis-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-26

June lent us Warren, who is living still
Gained life in losing it at Bunker Hill.
Strange pairs she brought us-Beeeher he who spoke
Both sides the sea to break the bondmans yoke,
Who dared the hostile crowd and wrung applause,
And Davis, leader of the losing cause;
Stern Scott, whose bolts in many were hurled,
And Payne, who sang of home to charm world
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-26

May has not only flowers to light the field,
But flowers of art as WE'LL in which revealed
Are Emerson, the prophet of today;
Walt Whitman, who beheld along the way
The cosmic soul in all things ever young,
And Patrick Henry, whose enchanted tongue
Was tuned to freedoms music; old John Brown
Divineiy mad to wear a martyrs crown.
Here Seward, wise and clear of sight, is seen,
And Libertys tried, faithful soldier. Greene.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-26

In boisterous March three presidents saw light
The iron Jackson, hero of the fight
At New Orleans; John Tyler, of the James,
And Grover Cleveland-while four other names
Bestowed by March, to Democrats boon,
Are Benton, Bryan, Clinton and Calhoun.
Phil Sheridan this month may also claim,
Who rode one day to Winchester-and fame.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-26

Sweet April gave her quota. In the van
Ride Jefferson, the champion of man,
And Grant the silent. Then to her we owe
Him of the famous doctrine, James Monroe;
Buchanan likewise. After these are seen
Three commoners-Thad Stevens, caustic, keen;
The giant Douglas and, of larger size,
Magnetic Clay, the friend of compromise
Here Irving comes, with "Sketch-Book" under arm,
From Sleepy Hollow, with its deathless charm,
And Morse with his invention to confer
On men the lightning a messenger.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-22
O. 1T cine Gatiahe.

oes in Ser 8etition ertpdbnten 8lods
gu beeinfluiieal ibr Enforcement 5lt.
riid5ubalten ebe Der Betent Sc
lgenbeit batte, iie in Ieiner Code 81
ipre6en.
gs lit eine Sotiade, ooB oie 9ltl.
paIte Der 9lnti-SaIoon-2iga Scr.
5ronf 9eetpton ber5lih 1tnteritiiseu
unb ooB einer bieier 9lntpdlte Der.
i6ieoene Male berl6ieoenen 8erio-
nen geeeniiber ieinen gntldGuB orts=
geiproden bal, Scr. .Sranf 81. SEEM
ton gu unter1tiiken, neil Scr. Sronl
81. geetpton ibnl tpertpolle (9luti-
5aloon-2iga) ssSnfortnation gelieferi
babe nno 5par iolder 9lrt, ME Ell
iiie aus feiner anoeren
QueIIe erb oIten fonnte
gs iit cine gotia6e, oaB oie 8ll-
ligfeit zines 8eainten, bon Ser Ste
gel ab5ugeben gu bent 3tpede Der 9[n-
ti=Saloor=2iga entgeget5ufornlnen
BEN 8earntel1 int auge Der Seffeltt=
li6feit ni1t als eilten Sreuno Ser
perionlihen Sreibeit eri1einen labt
@s iit eilte Satio6e, baB fein Monn
5mei 9erren oienen fam un6 siuor
ebrli6 1trb gut.
9lnti-9robibitiDniit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-22
Eins vorteiIbafte offerte
9as biilisSte ssano i'm
Marfte

80 ScftiOnen aaub = 16 5niam-
menbangeno, 10 snfanmenbaugcnb
nnb 4 ieparat = in Gl @aip GunntlL
nage bel Der StaSt gangorn unb in
gerinaer Gntfernnng ppn Der Giielr-
balm iinS sum 8reiie bun So per
afct sn perfaitfen u6er iuerScn gcgen
cinseridJtete Sarm uber Staoteieen.
tim nmgetanidJt.
@ate giebscgenO; quite sil6ernti-
uen in Der Nabc.
gsadsnfrascm in Ser Office Der
Sreien 9Sreiie fir Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-22

@s lit cine 9atfade, oos untcr
Dem 8asfin-Mc@regor @eies IL
geno cine 9erion oie fir oas Brioi-
Iegiun, eitlen Saloon gu fiibre,l,
MppIifation nlabt, oen Stoatsfonlp-
troller ourb Die gountp GIerfs 81.
flee fir ELI @ppIifations- -Sorr1ular
petttionieren nuB, oas ourb oen
@ppIifantan ausgefiillt unb bon ben
8etpohnern oes 8lods, innerbalb
melbem Der SaIoon liegt, e1loorliert
fein nlnB.
gs lit eine 9atio6e, oaB nebrere
Gage beinabe eine @o1e = ber-
gebel ebe Der 4pplifant iein Sor=
mular erbalt uno Die ltnteridriftell
ieiner Rahbarn farnneIt.
gs lit cine Gatio1e, oaB Ser
gollntp-glerf Srarlf 81. geeiptoi1 Die
2ofal=@ntpdlte Der 4nti-Soloon-2iga
5beItanoig BON Der ginbrineung iof-
der Betitionen fir Saloon MppIifa-
tions-Sornll,lare u1tterribtet bat llno
5ipar iebr balo, lla6benl bie 8eti-
tionen IN ieiner Office eittgeeenge.
nonln1en ipltroen Inn Ser Mnti-Sa-
loon-9iga geniigeno 3eit 5rt geben
beinabe cine @ode = Die 8elpobner
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-22
Sun NntoaiO MittpoG ben q. Snli 1908.

~VtQII gu uG0ulJIell. XXI DtlutlYCIlS
fene @irt mar onfan9s iebr erltau1t,
l6loB ober aus Dem ni6t enoen mol,
leroen 2a6en oes SpaBpo9els ouf
oen mabren So6perbolt nno n0tigte
BEN oarob iebr betroffehen Speiie-
fortellrepiior ni6t rntr 5ltr 3ablltng
ser 3pei Worf, ionoern 5eigte i'm
nod pbenorein ipegen l1rfunoenfdl-
i6nng on. 8egen ofeles 9elifts bot
iebt Die Straffonuner auf cine @e-
fangniBitrafe BON 5lpei Sagen err
falrl1t.
sS1 Ser ,llnibou~ erideillen
foleenoe @eitteilungel1 iiber oie slus.
erabung zines 1000 Sabre oltea
5iiritengrobes BET Selsoorf I'M @tolts-
feloer Seefreiie. Sci oieler erfolg=
retditen guserabung, oie bisber ouf
Dieiem @ebiete in 9eut16lono gclllll@
gen it, par es gum erItel1 0eale lnog-
li6, ben 9ufbau zines 5iirltengrabes
aus Der alteiten gror5e5eit genau
feit5uitellen Die rie1igen MoBe oer
@eiamntonlage, in Der Der Sppus
oes oanaligelt @obnbaules in GENIAL
tiger GergroBerung erbalten fit 5eigt,
oaB 0as ga15e 8olf mo6enlange oo
ron gearbeitet baben ntuB, ieinen1 per=
itorbenen Serrlber einipiiroiees 9enf=
ntal 5t eri6ten. 8iele bnnoert Stein-
blode 5un Sell bon geipaltieer @ro4
BE, pnroen 5u elmer rieiigen Sting
mouer anf 8ergesbobe 5ltiontrtengc-
ipal5t ln0 ob1te 0eortel berlebt. S5il
oieiern Rieienfeller muroen toge[ong
rngebeure 5euer abgebrantlt. 8ie
8lut tpuroe nit Groe abgeoedt, uno
es tpuroen 5nei Spfertote bineiage
bettet, oenen eire. Steinart 1lno elite
i6rurDer8ierte l1rne beigegeben pltr=
De. 8ieoer oefte ntar groe 1no
9lihe oariiber, breitete eine S6i(f=
I6ihte iiber oas @on5e uno ieBte III
Der Weitte Ser 9(i6enfladen pei3e
Sanoiteinplatten idltberlif nebener-
l1anoer. Gin ettpa orei Weeter langes
@robbaus aus @i6enboblen murbe
oariiber bon 9foro na6 Siio erri6iet
III peri6ieOenen Gi6tungen geId4iibt
llno geoedt. in Ser @rab6iitte iefblt
ita1o ouf elmer 8ipei Meter lanoen,
ell Weeter breiten rno oreiBig Genti-
meter itarfen @i6en6oble, oie nlnl-
oenartig ausgeitentnlt NOR, oie getiiSbs
lerfe gotel1laoe oes SSiiriten, bon oeIipn
Sei6e rllr nod Elm Stiid Sirnidols,
Sdnlterblatt uno 9edelfnoden er
balter iparell. 9ieie Totenlaoe 6ot
eiren beionoeren @ert, ipeil cs bic
ein5ige 1T, Die uns erbalten blieb lu6
Die cine bollitanoige 9lrtarbeit olls
Der 3eit BON 1000 bis 1900 b. CIR.
bartlett sSli Ser 2ooe fono iidl einc
mnnoerbore Steinart aus 9iorit,
Elm 6lo66eil aus 8ron3e, Elm 8rolise=
Dolb llfo ei1 aitoerer oolbartiaer@e=
gellitano 9lu9 Sdnlufitiide morelr
Dem Soten 1nitgegeben moroen, ein
pra6tiger Irnlring aus geoieqeuenl
@oloe, e6etio aus naIiipenl @oloe
5ipei febr feline Sabelnaoeln, elm sier.
lid gearbeiteter SpiraIring uno 5lDei
rillgabnlide @e6ange. @ine ItqttlidJe
llrne nit oufgele9tenl 9feifell itano
81 Sallpten oes Gotten Ole eallae
9lnlage tpuroe oonli nollItanoig nit
Steinen abgebedt, uno ii6er Dem Qe=
fdhInfipnpu (G5teinfpnpl fmtrae roch ai,,.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-22
Wabl. .Mn3siae.

Die u6reie GreIIe4 lit altoriliert,
Wr 8. B. Sill, ols &anoioQt
fir Dos 9(nt 0es 9 96obmeift tiers
bon s Gol1ntp, abb6u-
gig BON ben. oenofratii6en Irinldr-
pableu, au3u8eigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-22
lleber Oct, Surit.

Gs lit cin eigentiinttidl Stns,
Sn nicfer Spmmer5eit:
Sas Giien adJtet ttar geritg
SDf) SnrIt gerridbt tuctt nnh brett.
Ser Mnfer triitft, 6eists allgentetu,
gtnr gSaher, bell Mn6 flar,
Sod bGlt CT iprgiam es gebcttt,
gSas unit i'm gSaiIer mar.
9enm yg8afIer tuts aaeine nidjt",
Sagt ia bie 8ibel idlun,
Sp miid5t iid) b'rtm Der idJlane gSid)t
Sen u@eiIt" ais SugenhlDbn.
81 fang es MIR gebeint geIdiegt,
Sa id]nbet es ia ntfJt,
Sp lang es MIR fein yglnti" iiebt,
llno hnupn peitcr iprifbt.
@istee innb =Saffce itbmefen andJ
Se6r gnt in beiker Gtnno,
9titr iueiR i'd nid1t, pb bieier Srand],
SelHnOerlid) geimnb.
Gbampasner tit, iit Sis sefiiblt,
Sas EenDiiittr5 0etranf,
llno iuer ntdt germ als Irub iid fit1lt,
Sci behcn eingc0euf.
@rfriideno ,uirft, ,ueun ent aenta6t
@itrunen 9impnah',
8pdl lit lie fdjledjt, @ptt fci's seflagt, s
9anlt idJn,edt iie uatt uno fab.
Ser @bisfeD tutrft, 10 ,uie Der gSein,
Grfriidlenb arf bas Slut,
SUd) lGkt man tie ant belten ieir,
Sn bieier Spntinerglnt.
Ser bette Srunf smr Suntmerseit
Sit bod bas n2Dne Star 8ter";
9as iueik Elm Seher melt rno brett,
llub Seber tuete es bier.
S'rnm, tuenn ber itarfe SnrIt end auaft,
Sn trinfct> >y9pne Star 8ier,
50 lang ibr bieien Sranf seipdblt,
Sd iueif, ibr hauft es mir.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-22
Gentral beltofratiider slnti-gro5i6i-
tipnsflub tnbpiIiert &anbioatem.

tipnsflnb inboiiiert &anbioatcm.
ssSSn elmer 8erlon1nllurq oes Gelr-
trol oentofrati16e11 9lnti-grobibi.
tionsflnbs nl1roen fo1gettoe &anoi-
ooten fir Gou11tp=9lertter ir1ooIiiert
0ie6ter oes 81. 9iffriftseri6ts,
GoiuarS 9mber.
&it6ter beg 81. 9iltriftseribts,
@. 6. 8nfleD,
9iitriftzglerf,
anOreas gOp il.
9iitriftz@ntpalt,
S. s, @afcr.
Goltlltbs9iid0ter,
G5il S, Sbuof.
Gberiff,
9. .. 2inSiag.
golntDsglerf,
@ipian 6. 5antjlton.
golilitb@9lufpalt,
8eurge 6nntrcf.
gouiltbs9oueftor,
sSSo6n q. Bitter.
goliiitDsafeiior,
9ll6ert 6mtG.
GolutbzGdaenleiiter,
q. 9. 8alton jr.
golntD~s5erlueifer,
&. ga. Qofc.
St5nlzSuperillteibeilt,
q. s. Stciuart.
6rieoeiisridtcr, 9reciilft 1, 9lab i,
Soicpg itmidetS.
5rieoeltsridter, grecinft /, 9Iab 2.
Sen g. Sisf.
s3allte< llnb giebsSnipeftor,
Sart @niieg.
aonitobLer, 9reciirft /.
S, 6. sraiuer.
Goltltpzaomnliiidr, @recirlft /.
Slnto,tip Serrera.
gpuutp<aomnfiiiar, greeitft 2,
So. Galm,
ntDsapnrrniiiar. grecinft 3,
lranf Summcrs.
eoulltpsaominiiidr. grecinft 4,
IS. s. Grpeaer.
(9lnsetge.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-22

Gin Sentides G6epaar lu6t cine
Stelle in einem oeuti6en @ouie.
g5dberes in Ser Office Ser a5reien
grelie".
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-03-26
FALLON FOR CONGRESS

Sentiment in favor of Jos. P. Fall
lon, Kootenai's candidate for the
congressional nomination, seems to
grow stronger in both Bonner and
Kootenai counties. If Shoshone
county should fall into line and these
three counties go into the convention
solid for Mr.. Fallon we believe the
south would readily recognize his
claims and the southern counties
would quickly swing into line for
him and guarantee his nomination.
He Is a strong man and II nominated
will be Of great help to the ticket.
The selection OF F. F. johnson OF
Wallace as a member of the Idaho
committee to meet with President
Roosevelt and similar committees
from other states to discuss the ques-
ton of how best to conserve the nat
uarl resources of the country will
meet with general approval, not only
tn Wallace, but throughout the state.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-03-26
JOHNSON IS OUT.

Gov. John A. johnson has not an
nOunced himself candidate for
president, and will not do so, but he
is expected in the next few days to
write letter which will recognize
his Endorsement by the democratic
state committee last Friday. The
letter will put heart into the COVER
nor's friends, not only in Minnesota,
but in many other states. 1t will go
over the country as Johnson's accept
ance Of Minnesota's support.
Word has come from Chicago that
johnson headquarters will be estab-
lished there within the next week or
two. Johnson headquarters will also
be opened at Washington. The John
son campaigners lay especial stress
on the fact that many Of his support
ers are well-known radicals and ad-
herents of Bryan in the past. They
resent the statement that his sup
port comes entirely from the gold
wing Of the party.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-03-26
ALWAYS A FAILURE.

Remember the Wilson bill? Do
you recollect the perfect flood OF
prosperity which 1t brought upon the
country? Do you remember how that
bill made it possible for the poor
working man to buy imported laces
and hand painted china much more
cheaply than he was able to buy the
same articles under the republican
tariff? That Wilson bill--we should
think the democratic party would
want to forget it's record as tariff
member.
Here is the truth of the matter:
Every time the democrats have made
tariff changes (and those times have
been few they have made a miser-
able failures.
The Miner is for Taft and prosper
ity. Let those who favor idle mines,
idle mills and hungry stomachs
whoop her up for Bryan.
The national republican party has
given us a position among the world
powers of which we are all proud.
The local republican party has given
Shoshone county an administration
which has placed 1t foremost among
the counties of the state of Idaho.
Let the good work go on. Advocate
the republican principles and retain
your pride.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-03-26

1t Is known will carry out Roosevelt
ideas-and that man is William H.
Taft.
Apparently this conclusion is not
satisfactory to the Twin Falls paper,
the editor Of which admits his admir-
alton of Roosevelt. the man. but not
Roosevelt the president. He prefers
a man with sane judgment" in
stead.
The Times says:
1.-The sentiment with regards to
Taft is that he is puppet candidate
willing to dance when Roosevelt pulls
the string. For that reason many
strong republicans believe that
Hughes with his independence Of
Roosevelt Is better fitted to carry out
the policies Of the Roosevelt plat
form guided by his own sane judg-
ment."
How anyone can be for Roosevelt,
with Hughes as second choice, Is not
readily explainable. While there Is
not the slightest merit in the charge
that Taft is "puppet candidate" at
the same time the secretary Of war
may be safely depended upon to CON-
plete the magnificent work under
taken by Mr.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ments which he has successfully en-
deavored to consummate as men,
Der of the Roosevelt cabinet and to
which he is virtually pledged as a
presidential candidate.
The imputation that Roosevelt or
Taft lack "sane judgment" does not
come with grace from professed ad-
mirer of the president.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-03-26
A HALT ON FEDERAL OFFICIALS

A HALT ON FEDERAL OFFICIALS.
The assurance from Washington
that no member OF the cabinet will
70 to the national convention as
delegate will please the republicans
of the country. Several cabinet off,
Gals have been mentioned as possible
delegates from their respective states.
Report had 1t that Secretary Root was
to head the delegation from New
York, and that Secretary Cortelyou
was also to be member Of 1t. AS
New York's delegates at large for the
past third Of q century have usually
comprised some of that states most
prominent citizens, this story was be-
lieved. The report was rendered par
ticularly plausible because of the fact
that neither Senator Platt nor Sen
-ator Depew will be on the delegation
this year. Each Of these personages
/, has been among New York's big
four" in many national conventions,
but they will figure no more in that
connection. As Secretary Root Is a