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The Forrest City times., 1908-02-21
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The Forrest City times., 1908-02-21
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The Forrest City times., 1908-02-21
4 FEW RAMBLING THOUGHTS.


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The Forrest City times., 1908-02-21
Jfff DAVIS tNIINBERFn.

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The Forrest City times., 1908-02-21
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t.k Yourself iht Question.

NR m l>e tHaHter Fam Eaim uH,u yaa have -HeEaa. We iee >9Ir fl1' tlze rt> ut zs prompt and satisfactory t1re a#.s..-s ttlea Relieves The FaiA#4f5.i 1IafHt ave teel.fefuaH-Htlk car-31syIt> F.- SIG aE 4. E ~afII, r>
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-21

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The Forrest City times., 1908-02-21

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The Forrest City times., 1908-02-21
FDK cnTNN EIERN

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The Forrest City times., 1908-02-21

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The Forrest City times., 1908-02-21
fhe >ame Doaaghey.

ihs press at tae >'ate i~ fts.a zi.s- ;hr word>ot ana H.. payi- .ea }ea-> aEo when he Wa~ making s public speech af CanW4s. AfsaH>4>. ja which he a~ed ;ae following words
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raF HeFHA>EN EltE.

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ANROUHGEHE EH IS.
FnF rFu-E. I.rIxt. .srr1ExEY

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-24
MDan sicbt iidl ;uriid.

u ep Oorf %. 1e}entber. >
(bomoS 5. Npon cine Der beruor.
rogenoIten ,Si1uren III ser omcrifo.
nllhcn 5inonNuelt modt 1elltc be.
tnnnt, ooB CT nlli Motif iciner }lerjtc
olS Qircftor Don 81 GorporotIonen
obgcoonft bat Die cinjiltn Inter.
nebmlmgen. in Ocrcu @eihuia cr Ut.
tilnIiig nod mituirter miro. iinO oic
.D}orton Srllil Co." Ole ,gtational.
9dnf Of Commerce" lino Die ,9lne.
rtcan tobacco Co."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-24
RADW AVS
READY
RELIEF

Scit i;ber fiinf5ig Sabren lit Siab.
ruuN's Oleubg 0ielicf Der 5amilien-
SOftOr umo ons uic fcbIiblageroc
SonSmiteI 0egcn Sultcr, grfaltitng,
ipl,noe SeDlc, @roubitis, 8rippc,
2imgenent5iinoung uuo Sdmer5eu
iebcr 9ercnmmg.
@crnadJlGiiigtc GrfGltnnsen orteu
in Grippe uno Sungeucntsiiubnus
aus. 361ert nidt iOnoern per-
ihaiit erd iofort cine 5Iaidc BON
9iaOWag'S Jicaop Tclief imo perbii.
tet 2rn5eneut5iinOung ober flirirt
lie, penn ihon porbanoen. 0ieies
mltnoerbnrc Seilmittel ioIlte lif M
icocm Sauic beinbeu; frrirt, che
Scr Tottor cribeinen fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-24

6rarif 2ogan uno StaniSlous
Viortsoage ipuroen am Iienitag in
Der Pennlploania.3 3efe ourh berob.
Itilr5eiloe aoblen peridiittet. Beltcrn
gelon9 es. Tire 2ei4eu 3u 'iltben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-24
Charles Seluitt & So.
(Nfior yn.Hr tJDtthl

llnicre guI5lvabl III grbber unb bciier ais ic
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Spe5luIiitcH uelChc mir piicriren:
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Gin'hdt mo CrNrneirie ulib
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(GlnlhliCBlitb 5iednu6el uno SGuthteI)
Gdte Siamanl 1tlu9e Cooler ShliiD. HoIa
neilc HnNc NIT Cinem Steiu ST 10 bis $500
liner ubltH Sepdricment 1T nit cinem bon.
fumnencn yapcr Dericbcil, bon Der flciniicu
gSedubr an bis ST Der Gr0Bter mo clegunteitcu
Sidnoubr oocr duut.llbr. NieoriqcrC grciic
ais utlocr5pn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-24
RADVAY & CO.,
New York CitV.
gIer mat uOH eurfm gtprtGeicr Sluouab's
gnM nit &JlDibIdacn o0cr f6rebt eailr.
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nerIiup non Neilnug finoen. Gchamerltsmerib
itnn oteie uon Den beiiipiteu Shmerjcn G5epei
nlaicr nbet and nod, lpcll ibrc Wlnobeit na6
Fule nthi ltebi ods Sbneii 10 nnbc liegi: rpeiI
ocn bcicit't niht ,lnoen uno aebrnughen. nam,
lh Sr. SilsbccS NuntcNS. IS lnoeri 'ofort
mo bclIl ultt oiC 5ruer Broben perorn ire,
hernnot uon Z, Ncridebtcr & 60. Ror 24to.
HcuD Dori (StSoSa)
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Summer Y Befer,
0eatides 8anf. nnb 8sdieiseidaft.
26 Suntb-Stra6e,

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Mtttslirber ocr Aftieubbrie.
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lrember @eloiorten. fofpie 9luSfertieune bon
8oIlHlatbteE, SbiffSiarteu BON unb Han
TeutibIanb. (sIprtI27-)
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81 29rozent.
Central
Don Baltimore.
eiiboit.Gtr Don GtarIss. unb ssrinatpn.straRs.

Baltimore. 9. 9cjembcr 1908.
Die idbrlid1cn 9utcreiiru sur Siats BON 31a
Vroient pro Sabr, iueIdDe am I. Sdnuar 1909
tdui9 ltHo, tperoen an gcnarntem 2atum ben
SHbabern bon Eanf5iiteru 3u gut eeidriebtn
unb an unh nab Snmitag ber 2. 3nnlar 1909,
tE bic VnnIbiber einaeirneen
Staatss uuo Siabtiicueru perhcn bon Der
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anaeaommen.
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samtags, ppu 10 gurm. bis 8 glbss.
gpbert 81. Starring, QrIi.,
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Gperbins idInlOig .ScanD frcisc.
Iprpd,eu.

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4ben0 eil 8er6itt ab, luel6es Seonp
freiipri6t unb gOeroins ihuIoig er.
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Sunsement, nt,iinonns
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and mcinc Nucbburn baDen fie gebruu6t.
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-13
SILENCE OF MR.. HEARST

TN this day of conflict against the
Southern Pacific when all good
Il men and good influences are lining
themselves up against force which
has been exerted for years for the det-
riment of California, the Hearst papers
are notable by their silence. There was
a time when they would have been
quick to come to the rescue of the peo-
pie and take an active part in the
fight against influences which have
never been exerted for the good of the
people of the state. What is the reason
for their silence at this juncture? Sure
ly there never was time more oppor-
tune for declaring adherence to the old
standards and helping the people in
their struggle for Emancipation. What
seems to be a studied silence is being
observed. 1t is the kind of silence
which arouses comment. What is the
nature of the agreement or under
standing which has produced cessa-
ton of hostilities? Why has the self
styled champion of the people
sheathed his sword and hauled down
his flag? There never was a phenome-
non without an explanation and there
must be an explanation for this one.
Can it be that the champion of the
people has any kind of quiet under
standing with the power which at one
time aroused his hostility? Is he no
longer willing to carry the banner OF
chivalry? Is he tired of the knight
Grant business? 1t is in vain to ask
questions. The oracies are dumb. We
must supply our own answers and
make our own differences. But common
sense suggests the explanation, and the
sagacious citizen is well aware that the
Silence of Mr.. Hearst is not half as
puzzling as the celebrated SILENCE OF
Dean Maitland"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-13
AN OBJECT LESSON

"rALTER PARKER'S basket load
wv of delegates to the S. P. G. o.
W p. convention-picnic at Sacra-
mento will soon be delivered. Herrin
is awaiting the arrival OF the goods"
All who have a sense of humor will
appreciate Artist Barnett's cartoon, and
all will regret that it should be posi-
Bile and necessary to make such a car
toon. The conditions depicted are out
of place in any part Of the United
States. Bossism is a relic of the dark
ages. Government by the people Is
a modern idea. 1t is the American
idea. But government by bosses and
machines is one of the old ideas which
led to the American Revolution. The
attempt to revive it cannot be sue
cessful after voters understand the at
tempt Is being made. When 1t is pos
sible for an n-tist to make cartoon
which suggests deprivation of Ameri-
can individual liberty, freedom OF
opinion and of expression of 1t, and
when it is impossible not to acknowl-
edge that the cartoon is truthful as
well as forceful, it is high time to
preach revival of Amerfcanism.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-13
CONGRATULATIONS

r OS ANGELES HERALD takes
4, pleasure in congratulating the San
10 Francisco Bulletin on it's special
fleet number. which was in every re-
spect a splendid example of modern
journalism. The pictures are excellent
and the reading matter informing, en-
Pertaining and instructive. The writer
of the leading article, 1.-THE Man Of the
Hour" admiral Evans) is Miss Bessie
Beatty. under whose editorial super
vision the entire special number was
prepared. Miss Beatty's excellent work
reflects credit not only on the news
paper on which she is employed and on
herself. but also on the Los Angeles
Herald, of which she is a graduate.
While she was on the staff of The
Herald she showed the marked ability
which continues to characterize her
work. She has many friends in Los
Angeles, who will be glad to hear of
her success in the northern city and to
mite with The Herald in wishing her
continued prosperity. She is master
of the art of making clean, readable,
entertaining. high class newspaper.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-13
SAYS DEMOCRACY WILL SAVE
COUNTRY FROM SOCIALISM

LOS ANGELES, May 12.-[Editor
Herald: 1t is seldom a Jeffersonian
Democrat can find anything in the ed
itorial columns of the Los Angeles
Times to ag e with, but the one In
yesterdays issue where 1t practically
advocated the election of Winston
Churchill, the English Democratic Sin
gle Taxer, over the Conservative Re-
publican Stand Patter. and the Social
list Labor candidate. can be heartily
Endorsed. The Times in advocating
Mr. Churchilrs election did not show
that it loved the Single Taxer more,
but the Socialist less, and feared the
latter more. If Democrats throughout
the land should serve notice at once
III on the trust magnates that if Mr..
7 yam was not elected president this
fall they would go over In mass to
the Socialist party, Mr.. Bryan would
be overwhelmingly elected, and that
by the same men and newspapers like
the Times that are now so bitterly
opposing him. The handwriting Is
already becoming legible on the wall,
that there is to be but two political
parties soon in this country. The So
cialist party the one, the Democratic
Single Tax party the other. Slavery
the one, freedom the other. The DEM
ocratic party is destined to preserve
the people from Socialism.
PONDER.