The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-02-29
THE IDAHO SCIMITAR.

tons which concern the welfare of your fellow men,
is thing which you may not careessly let die
Therefore is, that the greatest teacher of time
has said Not adventurous will the wise man re-
gard the faith which is in him The highest truth
he sees he will fearlessy utter knowing that let
what may come of it. he is thus playing his right part
in the world knowing that if he can effect the
change he aims at we'll; if not we'll also, though not
so WE'LL
SIN the city campaign which has just closed,
noted as did you, the totansufCiency of the grounds
and arguments which the party press and speakers
put the claims of the American party to public ap-
proval and confidence. My speech made
quate effort to lift the issue, and the discussion to
the high ground, to which it belongs The result
to Americans, and although there is much labor and
effort yet to come they to face the future
with much confidence and hope.
I thank you very much for your letter. When
you shall your friend Mr.. Arney please make
my compliments to him."
ST. Anthony, Idaho, November %, 1907 yours
of Nov. 2nd to hand also copies of the Sclmltar.
Have been away from home for some time and had
received no mail while away. Am well pleased with
the Scimitar and think it will meet with approval
wherever read and it surely will go long way to-
ward putting the SAINTS out of biz [ have moved
St Anthony and will not be able to rustic subScrip
tons for you in that district, but will remind those
people Gas | meet them) that we have paper
representing Please change address of
my paper to ST. Anthony. With best wishes for the
I am"
ST. Anthony Idaho November IA, 1907 81 can
not begin to tell you how delighted we Americans are
with the Scimtar. May the good work go on until
Idaho is at last freed from Mormon domination in
politics. Wishing you abundant success. am
Yours truly"
Council Idaho, December 2, 1907 "I we'll
pleased with the Scimtar and have heard favorable
her 2 wv
to speak good word for the paper and for the
cause it represents and if there is anything in which
you me to help you in the least IN the en-
terprise YOU have only to command, and [ shall re-
spond to the best of my ability.
CHEVY Chase Md, November 7, 1907. 1.-The Idaho
Scimitar came yesterday | have read it with inter
est and shall be glad to recommend it to others The
best endorsement however, is a subscription Tor
which I send check. I hope to see the day when
he Dubois will fill his place again in the y. S.
Senate In the mean time congratulations are in
order for the victory in Salt Lake City. Very
truly yours
Mountain Home, Idaho, December g. 1907. Mr..
-and myself like the paper very much and
are doing and have done all we could for it, and we
hear many words of commentator from our
friends The Senator himself cannot have this
Mormon question to heart than !"
Odgen Utah, October IS, 1902 Enclosed find
check for $500 for which please mail your new paper
to me one year. Wishing you every success in
your venture I am, Yours truly"
Seattle, Washington, November 25, 1907. "The
'Scimitar' is daisy. 1t certainly will do the bust
ness I have shown it to several literary people
here and they speak highly of it. [ am going to
work up some regular subscribers There are a
number of old Idaho people here who ask me for II
each week
"Am glad to see you start off well. [ must
confess you surprise me- knowing you as we'll as
I did i'll by-gone days, when we took an Occasional
shot at them
d. II have