davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-02
Galtet bic 9tieren tn Orb,
ttltttA.
Gs tit ser Mfibe tuert, bic GeimnSbeit
at idomem ,tnb mebrere Sam
Mntpmiper iuiiien, iute bies
ait tnn lit.

8iele 8etpobner bon Gan Mntonio
beoroben ielbit ibr 2eben, inoem iie
lire geieren bernd61dIiigen, ipenn tie
tpillen oaB bieielben Der Siilfe bebiir-
fen. aranfe geieren itno fir piele
Seioen l1no i6ledte @eiunobeit per-
ontiportlid, aber es lit gar nidt notig
5u leioen ober iib GROCER @cfabr
ausauIeben, ipenl1 ale 2eioen,
Sdneraen un6 &ranfbeiten, bic auf
idmode gsieren ouriid5ufiibren iino,
I6nen nno permanent onr6 Doans
gSierenpiIlen geboben iperoen fonnen.
9ier iit oas 3eugris zines 8iirgers
BON Can 9lntonio, Der ieine @eiuno-
beit our6 oen @ebrali6 0ieies Wit-
tells tpieoer erIangte:
g. S. $ ond, Elm friiberer Sar-
mer, 1917 ge.-Sodberrp Strabe, Gan
9lntonio, Ser, iaet:: uOoan's geieren-
BiIen purben mir fir Nierenleioen
en1pfobIen uno, na9oen i6 fie ge-
braudt batte, fano i6, oaB fie @nes
tun, mas bon ibnen ertpartet miro.
Sd faufte 1ie i'm 8erar Drug Store
uno nabn1 1ie ben Mntpeiiungen ge-
mab, NIT ben belten NeiuItaten. Sd
balte 9oan's geieren-Hillen fir elm
bohlt ipirflames Mittel gegen Nieren-
&ranfheiter."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-02
Gbas. 6. gtenens.
GopmlGrer 8eamter aanoioat fir
Sberiff.

ssu feinen Ser 245 Counties oes
Staates fam ein n1utigerer, fabtgs-
rer uno popnlGrerer 8eamter geflin-
Sen fperoem 'ipie Gbas. 6. Stepens,
Ser 0as gn1t zines &onItablers I'M
San Mntonio Diltrift eieds Sabre
lana i11ne bat lnto Der iett aa1oioat
fir oas Mrlt oes Sberiffs lit.
ssn ieiner 8etperbung Inn oas
@heriffsamt miro 5tepens bon ben.
beiten giirgern beg Gountp nnter<
itiibt llno es iirlb inn grntittigungen
au geil getporoen, Die oarauf ihlie-
ben laffen, oaB er erfolgrei6 lein
miro. gsien1ano be5peifelt, bob er i'm
b0diten @raoe befabigt 1T, oas Mmt
al befleioen.
@be er nod nalorenn ipuroe, NOR
er syrie0ensbean1ter nl1o er bat Den
Muf n1ebr 8erbaftungen porgenom-
men uno mebr leberfiibrlngen be-
perfiteIligt 81 baben, lpie irgeno e1il
anberer Bean1ter IN geras.
eSnt II. Sabre 01enfe S1eoens 1dpll
Dem gountp ul1ter leinem gater g.
81. Stepens, Der Sberiff mar. 9as
mar i'm Sabre 1886; I'M folgenoen
sssabre muroe er @ebiilfs- &onitabler,
nad flint Sabren mar er 2ofomoti-
pen-Seiser Der Sii0liden Eacific
Babn uno blieb in Der Stelle fiinf
Sssabre. Damn arbeitete er illlter &on-
itabler &obr, 5tpei SSabre als 9eputp
unter Sberiff Goblin uno iest TT er
ieit beinabe iebs Sabren 4onltabler.
Scr. Gtepens, fennt Die &riminal=
geiese burdaus uno Deritebt Be
tpeisnaterial 5u ian1meln. Gr ipri9t
mebrere Spraben llno feu,t ieoen
3oabreit oes Serritoriuus i'm Goun-
ip. gr lit in 8erar gountD geboren
mno fpobnte itets in San Mntonio.
gr lit elm itarfer 5aftor in Dem Wett=
Iauf Inn bas Mn1t un6 feline 5abig=
feiten berbiirgen, bob bas Gountp
lin ibn einen tiidtigen Sberiff err
hllt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-02
@abl ; Mn5eige,t.
Tar Sheriff.

9ie rTreie grefIe fir Segas" TT autos
riiiert, al15u5etgen, baB 8. s.. 2tnbs
+ eb &dnbibnt fir bns Gn1t eiiles SheriffS
bon @egar goiirtb 1T un6 ii6 Der @nts
i1eib1ng Der 6euotratii6en Primdr<
tpaBen lintertpirft.
SIZE ~Sreie greiie fir Eegas" 1T autos
rifiert, ar5l5eigen, bab sames Mc.
gIosteb &nnbibat fir 6aS Nmt
beg Sheriffs bon Begar County 1T tnb
fib ben Setttofratifden Rrimdrtpahlen I'M
Suli untertrfrft,
9ie .Sreie YrefIe fit Eeras" lit
alltoriiiert, an5n3ei9en, oaR Us m. S.
@ofortb &anbibat fir bas Gmt eis
neg 56eriffs bon 8egar gonntp lit llro
5id] Der @rt16eibung Der oenlofratiihen
ErimGripablen llntertpirft
Sic nSreie &reiie" 1T aitoriiiert,
@eorge SurfeD als &aitoioat fir
oas 9lnlt bes 9 b-eriffs bon 8erar
gountb. abbdneis bon ben i'm Suli 5n
baltenben oemofratiifen Brin1drtpablen,
anallfiinoiaen. .
Sic nSreie Yreiia fir Segas lit
alitoriliert, ar5u3eieen. oab 6 + a 8. 6.
Stepens aailbibat fir bns slmt Ell
nes Shertffs bon 8erar gointb lit uno
iicb Der gntiheibung Der oen1ofratiiden
1rinldripablen ulteripirft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-02
Giienbabu= Jabrplau.
q. u. & u. g. 8ahm

n9abb grodet "s3us nod 5ouitpr, @aIbefton
Beaumont unb Orange. Mbfabrt llbr abenbs,
Mnfitnft 7.55 utorgens.
gsa6 Rerrebiue, albfabrt $50 moreens, stl'
fiinft bort 11.30. abfabrt bon &errbilIe 4 llbr
na9mittaes, slnfunft in San gntonto 7.5O
abenbs. 9aur 9amftags mad aerrbilIe: ubr
na1mittaes. Riid1abrt bon bart Montaes B. ,
moreens, @nfunft in Can stntonio $50 mors
gems.
gsaG guero, goefunr, Soufton, @aIpefto~t,
@ibbines, SfodteIe, Cameron uno g8oco, slb'
fabrt s.45 bormittaes, Mntrnft Z 11br morgens.
9sa6 geebine, Corpus gbrifti, @Iiee, Watbts,
@ranfas gaB, @odport, albfabrt 1.50 na6s
m. tncs uro 8 ubr n6enoS. Mnfunft 7.55
morgens uno 1.50 nn1mittags.
gsa6 SaIfurias. lbfabrt ubr abenbs. Ane
fltrft 7.55 morgens.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-02
NIIerIei.

@iIbeIm 90 utb, Sobn
oes ge{ihers BON Mutb's Garten,
bat iid in einem gnfan geiitiger
Depreiiion i'm Sluiie ertranft. Mutb
batte pabren0 Der iiingiten 5inan5-
friie ebenfans 8erlulte erlitten
poriiber er iid iebr aufregte uno
oerart erfrarfte. ouB man i'm in
eine YriDat-Seilanitalt bradte. Bon
bort aus enttpid) er in ben Braden=
ridge 9arf una ilibte uno fano ben
500 i'm 5Iuiie. gr erreidte Elm
Mlter BON SO Sabret Wautb mar
elm 1tiIler, rubiger Mannz Der ein5ig
feinen @eld1ften nabging.
Gin Gtiidden 9ol3pflaiter =
elm Stiidhen Macaom - man
fam nidt geraoe iasen, oaB Die
Yflalterungsmetbooe idon 1T, aber
fie lit beiier, ipie Die pielen 2oder
l1no 0ertiefungen i'm Hflaiter.
1no nun iin6 mir begierigs gu
erfabren, fir ipel6e 8flaiterungsart
man iif in Der 9oufton StraBe ent.
fdeioen tpiro. Nad Dem 5pridwort:
,@as Iange tpd6rt, miro gut" muB
Die Mrbeit febr gut peroen.
Officegebdlloe giebt es in San
Mntonio nun geraoe genug. Werf-
tpiiroig, baB feiner Der 4apitaliiten
oaran benft, bem ihreien6en geoiirf-
mis- nad einem aroBen Sotel abau-
belfen.
Der gnlineB Mens Club bat
fait oas gan5e obere Stodlperf oes
gbanoler @eb1uoes Gde Der 2oioba
uno grodett StraBe genlietet
SIN Sitter bon 36 Sabren itarb
am sSreitag in ieiner @obnuna 22t
Montana Strobe, gilbert Sbaub.
gr binterI1Bt ssrau uno atpei Soblle.
Die @rafb SurD maht IN ib-
rem 8eridt oarauf aufmerfianl, bob
I'M 1tD-@efdngnis elf Srriinnige
untergebraht iino, Die in ben Staats-
Miplen feinen Ylab finoen fonnen;
6aB oas @ebduoe i'm bo6iten @raoe
ungeii1no lit, neil es on ianitdrell
ungeiuno lit, neil es on ianitdrengin-
ridtung feblt uno oaB ein neues,
mooernes @efangnis sebalt peroen
iollte.
Das Sous gfe bon Commerce
uno Yreia Strabe, friiber Taul @ag.
ner geborig, lit fir Die Sunme bon
$3f, ,450 an S. g. Siloebrano uno
Marp s. gule perfauft iporoen.
SIN glpril lieBen iib 102 Gaa-
re Seiratsli5enien ausitelIen.
Die Yferoe-9lusitellune am
49,, IA. llno 10. Wai miro aif Dem
MusitellungspIate abgebalten.
Sn1 pergnngenen Wonat pur-
ben ~ @eburten angemeloet; 45
fpeiblihen uno 81 m1nnliden @e-
fdlehts. 67 maren @eiBe, 5 Sar-
bige.
ssnl gflter bon rs Sabren itarb
| in ibrer Wobnung, S02 Colorado
Mpenue, 6rou gIiiabetb l1b. Sic
binterldBt bier Sobne uno 5pei God.
ter.
Oas ariegsoepartenlent bat
i'm perfIoiienen Wonat in Sort Gam
Soulton runb 100000 ausgegebell
fir 2obnung ltno Neubauten etc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-02
Stir Gountn .GIerf.

9ie nTreie Ereiie fir EeIas" TIT alls
toriiiert, ail5lt6eisen. bps 9 8ibi an 6.
8 milton Ganoioat fir oas Gmt
bes gountbsglerfs bon 8erar County
lit nnb iib ben oemofratif9en Brimdrs
nablen i'm sSuli nntertpirft.
9ie .5Ssreie Yreiie fir Segas" lit aus
toriIiert, an5n5ei9en, baB Wife 8.
6 a m pb E I sianoioat fir bas Gnt oes
@oitrltbsgierfS bon 8erar gountp lit lno
lieb ben bemofratiiden Yrimdripablen i'm
Slili linteripirft
Sic nSsreie Yrefie" lit alltoriIiert
Sranf g. Neiptpn ais Ganoioat
fir ods glmt bes gounth GIerf
bon 8erar golintb, abbdneig bon ben
am 25. SaIi n5ubaItenben beInotratiideu
PrimdripahIen. msufiinbtsen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-02
9as bette 9lima Ser @elt

lit nicbt frei BON &ranfbeiten, Sieber
in boberen Walaria in nieoeren &C.
genoen mag berri6en. &lima-gin-
fliiiie 5n iiberipillben. Malaria, @elb-
ilht Sieber nno 56pdbe, lit glec=
trio 8itters oas bette WitteI, oas @e-
genmittel ieoer Sorm bon Sdpa6e,
nno Nerpoiitat. Inter @arantie ber=
fauft bel Moolpb DreiB unb gl. Gobn
& 60. SO Gts.
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3. & g. ". Babu.

MsfGbrt.
gsa6 alien gaorbsg sHunften .
-. A. nbr l1nb 8. bprmittags.
Na6 ct. 2ouis, Mempbis uno benz Often
.l.25 llbr naebm. unb % aben6s
g2a6 Wsegifo =. 1920 llbr bormtffagS.
Mnfnnft.
Bon ct. 4ouis u. benz Often, $50 morg.
gpn ct. 2ol1is IT, benz Often, $50 morg.
Son 2nrebo it11b @egifo i. LOS na9m.
Bon ct. 2ouis, 8anIa8 gitn 8 45 obos.
81. soais & San Srantissn 8asn.
Mbfn1rt.
Ra6 Sort ,emitb, @prinefieIo, ct. Bouts, &ans
e fas Gftbs gbieago IS. & q. q. 9epot)
... $50 abenbs
Mnfnnft.
Bon ct aonig, aanfas gitb, 9arts. gbicago
lulu WprgeHS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-02

Sdmorrboiben gu bernadldiii9en, illz
benz man NIT ipertloien8 ebeimmittelt1 er<.
perimetltiert, i1t INNER nnflng 1ln0 1ebr
oft gefdbrlid ginreibllngen, 2atpergen,
8aI1mitteI, II. T. IN. fonnen i'm allersi
giinittgiten Salle itllr Iinbern, aber nie,
6eilen. 9as ein5ige berniinftige, raid
tpirfenoe, rnbifnle lrb 5uberldiii9e Weite
tel iit glnafeiis. 9fer5te aller S6ulen
fperben en9 imtner raten, es gu berine
diem, ebe bas Weher gebrau6t niro, llflo
eut) bor @iniprielingen bon garbolidure
fparnen, oanlit en1 ni6ts S6limmeres
ipiberfabre. Inafeiis linbert e1re
S6merSen, beilt eure 2eioen nro berbiiz
tet beren @ieberfebr. Hroben fperoen
bon g. gaeuitdbter &Sgp, ggpy 2416, Nep
Dorf, frei berinnbt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-02

Sum @erfauf Bel alien &anolern
8reis so Gents. ypiter-M -MilbnrH g..
8mffalo, Stem Yorf, aneinige agentel
fir Die Ser. Staaten.
@rinnert gu1 oes Nanens =
9pam's ltnb nebnlt feine m1beren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-02

9luf 8efebl oes G8arel lit 20,-
900 politiiden @efangenen aus Mn-
laB oes 39iterfeltes oie Sreibeit ipies
oerqeaeben tporoen.
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gp,.tberm asacific Sabn.

MuHaqrr.
gsa9 gseip Orleans, Soufton uno @aIbeiton,
tdaIi6 ....... 11.40 mittags
unb (. 11.30 abenbs
Mat gaere 9dB. Gl gafo, ,gaIifornien uttb
Wsesife ;. 500 bormittass u $50 abenos
Mntnnft.
Bon Wep Orleans, Soufton unb @aIbefton,
tdgItb 7.35 morgens
unb 600 na1mittags
Son 81 gafo> galifornien unD wsegtfo !. ;.
lilo hormtttags
uub 500 abenos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-02

9as 9enfen lit 10 auBeror0ent=
li6 miibianl, oaB @iele es por5ieben
= au urteilen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-02

Ser tiirfii6e @eiattote iiber-
rei1te Dem 8raiioenten einen iebr
foitbaren titrfiiden geppih als @e-
ihenf bes Sultans.
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yiad Wrotrnsbiue.
W. 6. & =. 8abm.
Mkfahrf.

Sad 6aco, Sort gBortb 9alIas, aanfas 9th.
ct. 2ouis unb gbteago, tdeItn (sunfet
Oepot) :. 600 abenos
2ofaI5ug bia Gmitbbtne 7.30 normtffd9S
MIamo GpesfaI mad Gmitbbiue. Soufton, Gal'
neiton :. ..... 10.25 aoeHos
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Uietoria 9ipiiion, 8. 8. & 9. u.
(0uff sbore.)

ga9 guero, gictoria, 9orts 2abaca, Corpus
gbriiti, Brownsville. .gfio @ranbe, 9th,
GoIiab. geebtue, @barton, palaetss uno
Souiton TOO morgens
Mnfnnft $50 abenos
Ser ~eam Soufton1 mad guero, gtetorta,
g8barton ino Spufton:
Abfabrt.... 7.b5 abenoS
Mnfmnft ........ ZOO morgeHs
yiad Brownsville.
Ser Bug Der Gnnfet Btctorta DibiftoM Mb'
fabrt 7.05 moreens, madt in 9Iaceoo 8erbtn'
bung init Der @uIf gonit 2tne fir Corpus
gbrifti, anfunft bort 4.55 na6mtttags, Mnfnnft
In groipnsbine 9.25 abenbs.
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q Nnfnnft

Bon gbicaso, ct. aouis. aanlas 9th, Dauas,
Sort @ortb unb aSaco, tdgIt8 (Suntef
9epoD .... ...... 7.SU morgeHo
0ofaI3te bfa Sn1ttbbi1e $500. 800 aoenoS
alamo Special bon emitbbiue, Sonftcn. Sol
beiton 6.25 moraens
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-29
PAPER MAKING FROM SUGAR
CANE

Washington, D. c., May %, 1908.
To the Editor OcaIa Banner:
The claim of a sugar planted on the
island of Trinidad that he has discov-
cred a practical method of making pa
per from the stalks Of sugar cane. af-
ter the juice has been extracted, has
attracted attention. The claims Of
the inventor are set forth in a report
to this government by Consul General
Richard Guenther of Frankfort. Ger
many
The increasing scarcity of spruce,
which is the wood most used for pa
per making. is we'll known. Active
search is being made in many parts
of the world for materials to take thu
place of pulpwOOd. Enormous guam
titles of ground sugar cane go -
waste at the sugar factories. Some Of
it is used for fuel under the boilers,
but a very large part is left to rot.
From time to time experiments
have been made to convert the bagas-
Sc, or cane refuse, into paper, but with
limited success, commercially, unless
the Trinidad planters claim is well
founded He has confident that he
has made a valuable discovery and
has built an $4,000 paper mill as an
adjunct to his sugar factory. He has
turned out paper worth $24 a ton. &C
cOrding to Consul General Guenther
About a ton and a quarter Of cane
makes a ton of pulp. 1t is reported
that the process of manufacture IS
comparatively inexpensive. The plant
er claims that it will pay TO grow cane
for paper alone. leaving the sugar as
clear profit.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-29
A RARE SPECIMEN

J. B. Wilton caught with a hook and
line recently a specimen OF fish, the
name of which he did not know until
he was told by Allie Thayer that it
was a bottle fish.
The fish was caught down on the
fiat, and because Of its peculiar mu.
dy appearance, its large jaw, and tn,
number Of teeth-these extended the
entire width Of the mOuth-its pure
white bottom, the large and Wild
looking eyes, its nat head. Mr. VIII
ton preserved the fish and took it to
the curio store to be mounted.
It is seldom that a fish Of this kind
comes into the bay, as it inhabits the
Gulf. Mr.. Thayer says they resemble
the balloon fish. extending themselves
when they so desire.
Mr.. Wilton says the fish was gamey
and furnished an immense amount of
sport while he was hooked-St. p
tersburg Independent.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-29
FROM FERTILE FLORIDA
What is Going On in the Land of the
Orange and Grapefruit

A plan is on foot to establish a can
merry at Gainesville.
Allen HoltOn OF San Mateo is ship
ping sweet corn, which is bringing
IS cents a dozen in Boston.
Reports from Dade County are that
the pines will be small this season.
due to dry weather. and there will be
fewer crates than expected. Several
cars have already been exported.
The Japanese growers at Yamat0
are thriving. Last week two cars OF
pines were exported to England. One
grower shipped 500 crates of tOma-
tees. which netted him 81 per crate.
One day last week 135 kilograms
about produce and fruit were deliver
ed at DeIray. on the same day u
cars of pines, tomatoes and other pro
duce were shipped from there.
The watermelon crop in east Lake
county is estimated at about $50 car
loads
H. E. Heltman of Fort Myers ship
ped some Tardiff oranges to New York
recent which sold for $3.50 per box,
In Denaud, Lee county, the orange
and other fruit trees are blooming
again. The trees are already heavily
loaded with fruit from the Marcn
bloom If twO-thjrds of the fruit set
it will be impossible for the trees 10
carry the fruit until fall.
A few crates of peaches were ship
ped from Seville last week, and next
week the crop will be moving rapidly.
Although the crop is short, the fruit
seems to be much larger than last
season.-New York Produce News.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-29
1T REACHED THE SPOT

Mr.. z. Humphrey. who owns a large
general store at Omega, o., and is the
president Of the Adams County Tele-
phone Co, as well as of the Home
Telephone Co. of Pike county. O.,
says of DR.. Kings New Discovery: ct
saved my life once. At least 1 think
1t did. 1t seemed to reach the spot
the very seat Of my coUgh-when ev-
erything else failed" DR. Kings New
Discovery not only reaches the cough
spot; it heals the sore spots and the
weak spots in throat. lungs and chest
Sold under guarantee at Tydings &
Co.'S. drug store. soc. and 81. Trial
bottle free m
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-29
TIE MOST COMMON CAUSE OF
SUFFERING

Rheumatism causes more pain and
suffering than any other disease. for
the reason that II is the most common
OF all Ills. and it is certainly era tifv-
ing 70 sufferers 10 know that Cham
pertains Pain Balm viii afford relief
and make rest and sleep possible. In
many cases the relief from pain. which
Is al hrsL temporary has become per
l Ii15L While in old people subject 20
chronic rheumatism. often hroUobt ~
oy 0ampness or change in the yveatb-
er' d permanent cure cannot be ev-
pected, the relief from pain which this
IMMINENT affords is alone worth MANY
times its cost. p and so cent sizes FOR
sale by ali druggists. ~
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-29

FOR SALE-GOod driving pony;
also a good work animal; price rea-
sonable. Apply "P. S." care Ocala
Banner. Sat.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-29

Thus it is with a feeling Of satisfac-
ton in the triumphant completion of
their careers that We can say of each,
We'll done. good and faithful ser
want" and that our thoughts go out
to them today as laid away among the
oaks in the beautiful cemetery at
Selma. No lofty pinnacle or dome
rises over their graves, but there IS
a cOmmemOration greater yet in the
remembrance Of their lives and Of
that which they have done for their
age and generation. To them be-
longs a record of achievements which
will not only survive in the future,
but give to their memory in the COM
ing days increasing honor and afec-
ton.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-29
CONGRESSMAN 7URToN's EULo-
GY OF MORGAN AND PETTUs

Both we're gentlemen and states
men of the old regime. Their lives
were spent for the most part in the
country They had not become alb
sorbed with the commercial and in
dustrial spirit OF the time. The one
duty which impressed them was -
the people OF their state and OF the
nation. Each nad a genius for poll
tics: eacL had a love for the people
and 2. keen consideration of their in
terests and OF the future prospects and
achievements OF this country. 1t is
somewhat remarkable 10 consider
that both of them lived contemporary
eOusly with every president Of the
United States except George Wash
ington. and that they were of an age
when they could appreciate and I'M
derstani the thrObbing movements Of
the time when the long reign OF
Queen Victoria commenced. They
lived before the days of the railroad
and of the telegraph, so that their ear
~ impressions were Of life in its sim
plicity, without the feverish haste and
the vaulting ambitions which are 50
manifest in this time They were the
contemporaries of Senator King, who.
like Morgan and Pettus, lived at Sell
ma and served in the senate for a pc
Rod. of almost exactly as long as the
service of Senator Morgan. They
knew Yancey, the fiery, erratic, but
enhancing orator. They were the
contemporaries of Fitzpatrick, and %
all the great men of Alabama in the
days before and since the civil strife.
Two such grand old men can scarcely
be found in the history of any state or
any country.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-06-06

The delegates returning from the
Twin Falls convention are justly In
dignant over the misrepresentation
and false statements of the Journal
In placing them among the boilers
and with the MOrmons. Bill McFar-
land was the one single delegate
who bottled and went of with the
Mormon sideshow. The others were
loyal 10 their trust and to the ex-
pressed wishes of the county central
committee which elected them. The
Journal. however, Is not In the habit
OF publishing the news correctly and
has earned the reputation OF being
very unreliable. Its report In this
respect is as misleading as other al
legged news items which It publishes.
The delegates report that the conven-
ton was in full sympathy with Du-
bois and sustained him on every poll
itical issue, while the boilers held a
rump convention on the side. The
democratic party still stands for
principle and was not swallowed by
the Mormon politicians.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-06-06
Japan.a Ocean oommsrnn.


Advicea from Tokyo seem to indicate
that the ambitious Japanese are not to
swallow az the first dash the immense
ocean trade OF the orient. Immediately
after the war with Russia great carry.
Ing lines were projected for the pur-
pose Of wrestling the freight traffic OF
the Pacific from other nations. Big
enterprises naturally appealed 10 a peo-
pie that had come out gloriously In a
conflict with one Of the great powers,
One monster ship combine organized
n japan to operate new lines on the
Pacific never got beyond tho paper
stage, and a vast amount Of energy
was spent IN merely dreaming OF the
glory and profit to accrue from prae.
teal monopoly OF ocean commerce ON
one side OF the world. This huge fizzie
led the Japanese to take second
thought, and they fnd the 6eld al
ready more than filled aud PROFITS very
small Smaller companies organized
In the wake OF the big combine have
dlshanded or contented themselves
with small share OF the business
close at home, Dividends upon ships
In operation. Il Ii said, have been kept
up By government subsidy, and. being
already IN debt. the government cannot
back new enterprises ana may be com.
PEELED TO drop some OF the obligations
Of thls nature already assumed.
The new restrictions placed upon EN-
lgFation from the mikado's realm are
blow for tho ocean carrying companies.
We know in this country what lift
immigrant fares have been for steam
ship companies and railroads. The
tourist tratflc now makes up In large
measure for the relative decline In
PROFITS from immigrants. But IN the
orient the tourist traffic. which was
never great. Is ON the decrease. and
without profitable business in emf
grants the steamships have no certain
" Of profitable operation. New tariff
rates ON importatlons which Japan In
adopting are temporarily disturbing
ocean trade. and freight Is not 10 DO
rockoned on as \ warrant for increas-
Ing the capacity Of the steamship lines.
In the end II win probably appear that
the lines already operating win be sat.
lshed with small returns and bar out
newcomers In the Pacific field.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-06-06
unele sam's wnd Iorse rest.

VIVID horses by the thousands are
overrunnlng the government national
forests, and the authorities In Wash.
ington are bcsiegcd with petitions from
stOckmen and farmers begging them
70 put a stop to the nuisance. Every
herd Is a pest 10 the owners OF yegp-
tation and domestic stock. Neither the
forest rangers nor any other employ
ees OF the government have been told
20 destroy the horses. and unless they
do receive such orders they will con.
fne their energies 70 fencing crops
from the trcspasslng animals OF round.
ing them up when they appear and
threaten damage 20 the range. Indeed.
II half the stories current at the capt
tai arc true all the rangers In Uncle
SANS service would have little chance
Of destroying the big herds that are
roaming over the national ranges
Within the last few years they have
increased to such an extent that IN
many localities they arc classed as
''yaEmints." with WOLVES. wildcats