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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-05
G3nr6ie Gebe5 ugeu6 y
Gleine 6anbmerfer.

NtSuS RuHptuStiSts
Sd5 g If 10 q I b Of II lit elm Ndurer
Sas muuert fein unp felt
6pf an bes @auies @iebel
Sem tleineS. braunes Heit.
Ser Stieglit lit Elm 8alfer;
3nlamwen fil5t CT felt
ans @iirseld)en unb @olle
Siir ietne Srut pas Neit.
Der gu6finf iii Elm 8eDei
llnb feline Sunni lit groS,
gr fpeht dm I%pfefbaume
Sein Ncitden fein aus Woos.
Scr Spe6t +. Ser lit Elm 3immerer.
CIR Simmert. bab es i6aqt,
Bum 6dllslein lif geihdftig
Sen bobler Baum int 8alD.
Der @impel fliht elm 8orb6en.
Sas elmer @teee gleiG,
Sriu ruben ieine Ginber
wte YrinSen ianft unb fpeifl.
Ser 81 II 4 q laft: .Wtetn 8eibden
&ir leb'u bebaalif an.
9ann legit on beine Gier
Sn's frenbe Ieit! 9udu!"
SuIius Sturm.
MINK
Ias Rinb beS SfeuermanneS.
nSie Segel e%inge3ogen,
llnb alle 0tanu auf's Sedl"
Der Sturm tommt ansefloeeu
IuS 'in'ierem @erited;
Sic Wp9en lpdl5en rotlenb
Sid ifon beran NIT Waht.
Ser Conner regt lid groleno,
limo Iittag ipirb our Ndht.
So6 binten itebt i'm S6iffe
Der Steliermann am HaD
llnh leuft nit Bid uno 8riffe
Ses ihrpaufen &ieles Efap.
@eiB tlli9 porbei3ubolten
glm mnrberii6em 8itt.
Sic @ellen film 5u ipnlten.
9snn linn seborfrt iein Shiff.
8 braber Seemann. aipinee
Ses glemcntes @utbl
8. tpnrfres Shifilein, brin9e
Surdn ourh Strom UNI Slut6l
Siel bange SerSen 5aeen,
llnb nit Dem Sturmes @erduIh
WiIft iid) Der amber &Iaaen,
Ser Sraaen aneItsefreiib.
Soh it'll unp unerlhroden
Siet bort nbieits elm Sinh.
2GBt rubig lid, Die 9oden
9eripiibleu 0 benz &inn,
Slidt ItolS ms Neer pom Sede.
IiS rie pom einem Enron.
8eiB nihts % Ingit uub S6reden:
Se5 Steuermdnnes Spbn.
Shn fra9t FER Idnner elmer:
Sir madt Der Sturm nift Inglt;
Sag an, pie fommt CO. Steiner.
SaB Su dIein niht bangit?"
"a miro bon troB'g gen Seuer
SeS anaben 8ange roth:
rgtein Suter fist am Steuer.
Sa bat eS feline Moth" +,
8 itdrfer &inbesglaubel
&erltebit GUS. @ottesfinb?
90 nm Sein Shifflein ihnaubs t
Ser un9eitiime 8inD,
Der 0immel itebt I'M Seuer.
Die %finitere Siefe probt:
Sein @ater iist am Steuer.
Drum bat es feline Nntb.
x***
Sas ~urpnunsss liebrnbe nnb beideiben,
SDrcttGcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-05

drmlihen @erbdltninen", unb er ber>
lebte ieine vanabeniubre~ in einem
iebr beideibenen 6eim." Gates, Qeis
ter, Softer Ealmer fparen ale brei
SDbne fleiner Sarmer unb mubten
bon friber Su9euD on ibr grot bers
btenen. Sobu @onamafer, bel'eu
&~aufldben pelibsfdnnt iif,b, lit nrmer
2eute aino, bnD Batter nnb @robpater
poreu 3iegelpreiier. llnb 5ein5 bon
Den y57. Garietdten" mar Ielber eiit
gerineer 9aditeinformer uno ipdter
9artennrbeiter.
Bie bisl lebrsn BOD ale Sieie @eis
%ipielel Sic lebren. baB feline Wit9
menIden iebr tpobl iuiiien. bdB er
inter linen unb BON ibueu feline Mils
lionen errrnrb. llnb nod mandes
mehr! Sauienbe ipdbuen a6er 6eltc,
bnb cine WiQion unb @liid gleifbez
peutenb ieien; iper reid. lit 9Iildli6,
henfen lie. sic bergeiien, nelhe 2ds
item nit oem 9eiie GROCER 8iiter rcrz
fniipft itrb. Wit Gorge miro meiit
Der 9robe Gei6tbum erporben. nit
Surht unb Grgipobn tpirb er befpabrt;
iein @ebrauf bringt in grpbe @ers
Incbunacn, Iein @iiBbrduh ltiir5t III
tiefe S6ulb; iein @erluit briuot
b~ittereu @ram. oft &erslreiflung;
emit muB ernite 8ccbenitaft bariiber
ab9cle9t peroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-05
Wricf ejurr 0Guttr,.

Brief einer Mutter. Erou s. z.
SGeming ans 9etroit, Wlih., 24S
@tuilet StraBe. ihreibt iolsenbeu
Srief in betyeff bcs 10 uiel beiprote@
nen &rduter : 6eilmittel5 Sorni'S
NIpentrtuter Wlptbele6er:
~Sr. Trtcr TnhrneD & Cons Co..
gbicaso. so.
Mt s-~.: SD hanfe Sbnen
fiir Die siitige 9eantirortuns meiue5
griefes. SD erbielt Shire 0ieoiSin
bon Sbrem Igenten an Benton
StrnBe. sic i6eint mir gan5 beDeus
tend 81 belfen, piirbe nber. ipie iJ
CLAUDE. nod nlebr fir Mid tbun,
lpann ib nidlt Den aan6en Tag auf
Den Seinen ieil miiSte. Gber mas
tnnn u1an mafen, lpenn mau fiir
Sinher 81 lorgen bat? @ir balteu
Den Ilpenfrduter Itets I'M 6nuie. Sor
Sabren eebrauchte ibu meme 9futter
fir meiue fleine Shpslter. frelhe NIT
0outtranfbeit bebaftet mar. Sic mar
licben Sabre lang BON Ner3ten olne
Srfolg ~bebdnoeit iuorben. @eine
Wutter CAB ibr nngefdhr flint Slaihen
AlpentrdlIter, uno ieit jener Seit bat
ne ME pieper oarau gelittert. gnts
l6ulnigeu Sic, bite. meine Shreibs
weiie. pa ih 10 oft bon meiner aleinen
unterbrohen lperoe, Die beute 10 nere
0ieRIid) it,"
Ga giebt bsute pieueid)t feline anbere
Meni5ilt, ipelfe in engerer &erbins
Dung gum Seim itebt ais Sprnis
Ilrcufrduter. BON elmer Generation
5u DER anoereu lit er iiberlieiert luors
Den ais bas ein8iae iihere unb queer
ldiiigc 6ausmittcl. Wdn bari lid,
oaber nitt iuuuDern. eaB Die &inoer
Die Mebi6in. lpelfe ihren @ltern in
3eiten Der Moth gebolfen uno niht
enttdllIdlt bat, aufreft erbniteu.
Ilpenfr1uter miro nitt rie anpere
Subereitets Mtepi5iuen bon apotbefern
uerfamft. ionbern miro Ben 9euten
brett purh Die Gigenthiimer. mittslit
Spe5inls I9enten. eeliefcrt. Man
ifrei6e an Sr. Set,r Sdbrnar & Cons
So, 112-11S 60. 3opue Abe, Sbiz
euoo, Sn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-05
unmbcrlcat.

unnbcrlcgt.
Silben sic lid etipa elm. In mir
einen giel Dor iih 5u baben. ba foms
men Sic serape an Den re6ten.
~ - ~
Grfldrlih.
Sic periteben ia meiiterbaft bas
8efliieel gu derlesen. Iariel
Sa - ih bab' NAL Elm Semeiter
@epi5in itubiert!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-05
Sns u~rbnuuss. liebrnbe nnb beideibene
SDrcttGcn.

(Gin Ndrden bon q. aIie.)'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-05

8
Seanemlitteit flaat. Die @iiti6mdmme
piidien.
Wo's Scoem, lie 81 finsen, gliidt.
uno oentt niht, bab Die geniebbareu
9il3e
Die Gmiisfsit ifon aussepiladt.
yNnnder Srief miro MIR minus
tenland nit Sinte. aber Elm 9eben
lang nit Sbrdnen benefit.
@tr ifelten 10 mauden Mens
lhen %inonnfbar. Dem mir an Der
aroBten 9anfbartett oerpiliftet limb.
Die Snngfraulihfeit sleiht els
mem ltnnen 8orten. pelher pieIe
lprblriedenNe 9lumcn b%erpor6rinat:
ne madt unier 9eben 5ur &onigin
aaer Susenben.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-04-25
Services By Father Purcell

The HERALD 10 in receipt of a
very pleasant letter from Rev.
Father T. J. Purcell of Occur d.
Alene in which he recalls pleasant
memories of former days when he
had charge of the church work
here. He requests us to announce
that he will fill Father Kelley's
place here tomorrow. At first mass
the subject will be, "The Value of
Divine Faith, The subject at the
last mass will be, 1.-THE Divinity of
Jesus Christ proved by the Resur-
rection from the Dead" All are
cordially invited.
Father Purcell is a forceful
speaker, and his many friends
here will be glad 20 greet him
again.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-04-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Timber Land Act June g. 1878. United States
Land ONCE, Occur d'Alene, Idaho, April IA,
1908.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress OF
June 3, 1873, entitled IAN act for the sale of
timber lands in the states of California, Ore
gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory" as
extended to all the public land states by act of
August A, 1892, James f. O'Rouark of Occur d.
Alene, county of Kootenai, state of Idaho, has
this day filed in this office his sworn statement
No; 1923 for the purchase OF the M of NE14 and
SWl4 of NEA and NW14 OF seq of section No. S.
township No. Gan, range NO. l w. B. NJ, and
will offer proof to show that the land sought is
more valuable for its timber and stone than
for agricultural purposes, and establish his
claim to said land before the Register and Re.
ceiver at Occur d'Alene, Idaho, on Tuesday the
9TH day of July, 1908
He names as witnesses: Thomas LAWN
Frank Noble, Louis Ruelle, all of Occur d.
Alene, Idaho and James E. Ferguson of
Naples Idaho.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file
their claims in this office on or before said 7th
day of July, 1908.
4-25-6-2O r. n DUNN, Register.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-04-25
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Frank d. Graham deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
administrative of the estate OF Frank d. Ora
ham deceased, to the creditors Of and all per
sons having claims against the said deceased
TO exhibit them with the necessary vouchers
within four months after the first publication
of this notice, to the said administrators al
her residence near Naples, Idaho, the same
being the place for the transaction of the bust
ness of said estate, in the County of Bonner
State of Idaho.
Dated this IL day of April, 1908.
MARY REGINA GRAHAM.
Administrators of the estate of Frank d
Graham, deceased. 1850
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-04-25

Rev. DR.. Mcdonald of the
Presbyterian church attended the
meeting of the Spokane Presbytery
at Spokane during the week.
Charles Larson, living -
miles below town, was accidently
shot in the head, Thursday even
ing, while he and others were en-
gagged in target practice. A glanc-
ing bullet inflicted a scalp wound.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-04-25
Choice Fruit Trees for Sale

Mostly winter varieties. These
trees must he sold off by May /.
Parties wanting a few good trees
for home use. or to reset, will dc
we'll to call on or address,
HEIDEMAN & LESLIE,
4-1S-tf Boomers Ferry, Idaho.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-04-25
Top STYLE, comfort and service

Top style. comfort and service
the w. L. Douglas Shoes cannot be
surpassed. See those nifty Ok
fords and Button Shoes in our
window today. In buying shoes
here, you have nothing to lose, our
guarantee of satisfaction goes with
every pair. Moore Bros. Mems
Shop.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-04-25
The Bonners Ferry Rod and Gun Club

At meeting held by the Citizens of Bonners
Ferry and vicinity on the 23rd day of January, 1908,
the following Rules and adopted and organization
perfected
lst Resolved that this organization shall be
known the Boomers Ferry Rod and Gun Club.
End The object and purpose of this organization
shall be to enforce the Game and Fish laws of the
of Idaho approved the 9th day March, 1905 and the
amendments thereto, passed by the Legislature of this
state, and approved March 4h, 1907
3rd. That each member covenants, and agrees to
give his unqualified support to the deputy game warden
who may be appointed, the recommendation of the
members of this club, long he will use due diligence
in the enforcement of the law.
4th. That it is evident to every member of this
club that Bonner county, today the banner county of
the for Fish and Came and that by of the
enforcement of the law for years past trout
streams have been depleted by voaters of the law and
game ruthsssly killed out of season.
9Th. That each member of this organization con-
tribute the of One Dollar per to the
err for incidental expenses.
9th. That it is hereby ordered that & copy of the
Rules of this organization be published in the Bonners
Ferry Herald.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-04-25


Red, White and Blue Flour
best soft wheat flour made. The K
t. Co. in any quantity.
Place your orders for 16 inch
mill wood, delivered at your door,
dry or green B. f. Lbr. Co. 4-1S
The K. T. Co. Ltd. sell the
Belly Buster Shoes, that just busts
the boys when they get off on the
wrong foot.
-Hollinger carries a complete
line of Ladies' Elbow Gloves in
black and white silk at 1925 to
$3.50 per pair.
The Presbyterian Aid will
meet with Miss Jennie Winterbot-
ton, 1.-THE home of Mrs. G. r. Gray
next Wednesday.
Albert Causton is home from
Spokane, where he has been at
tending school. He expects re-
main at home this summer.
Sheriff Doust went to Port
Hill on Thursday after Jurors.
Court convenes on Monday and
the jurymen will be called on
Wednesday. ~
Spring is here. While clean
ing house, have us call around and
figure on your papering. Our
price is reasonable. Browns Paint
& Paper Store.
Mrs. ]. Causton was in Spo-
kane last week, returning on Mon
day. Her son, Albert, who has
been attending school returned
home with her.
"A. Klockmann passed through
Boomers Ferry on Thursday on his
way to Spokane. He had been
down to the Hickman Bros.
ranch near Port Hill.
The K. T. Co. sell the DeLaval
Separator, the best made, and
range in price from $40 and up,
they will sell or trade for cash or
on time, Nika Tumtum.
j. B. Brody is enlarging his
drug store by removing partition
which gives him double the store
room space he had before. He has
ordered nice supply of new fix
lures.
For those scratched and
manned picture frames, get our
remedy for 20 and 25c., also gold
and silver paint which makes them
look like new. Browns Paint &
Paper Store.
The Misses Mabel McNear and
Ella Gambs closed successful
term of school Friday. They held
closing exercises and a picnic at
the school house for the pupils,
parents and friends.
They are as busy as bees and
the song goes the same old way at
the K. T. Co. Goods going out by
wagon, rail and boat, and still
more coming. Get into the band
wagon, Cumtux, Tilicum.
On Thursday, Friday and
Saturday of next week, we will
have special bargains to offer you
in Ladies' Shirt Waists, Children's
Dresses, Corset Covers and Under
skirts. Hollinger's Dept. store.
There is to be a hot base ball
game Sunday between "Teddy's
Cubs and the Idaho Sluggers,"
juvenile teams. w. 0. Rosehaugh,
manager of Teddy's Cubs. has dis
played real enterprise in purchas-
ing at his own expense fine suits
Tor the cubs.
The Kootenai river reached a
heighth of II! feet above low water
mark last Wednesday, the highest
for several years so early in the
season. The Kootenai and all tri-
butary streams are now falling.
The highest stage at any time last
year was % feet.
james FerhraS ne. secretary of
the Green Copper Mining & Devel-
opment Co. of Granite, Idaho, was
in the city Thursday. Mr.. Fer
brache's company has 16 claims on
lake Pend d. Oreille, which are
showing up we'll and while here he
sold considerable stock, the pro-
ceeds of which will go to fur Their
develop the property.
w. II. Emery has turned immi-
grafton agent and is doing good
service towards bringing people
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-04-25

Don't forget to call at Holm
gers on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday of next week.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-04-25

Balm Wagons, Henry Buggies,
and the very latest in spring tooth
harrows at the X. L. Co.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-05-09

snts than
Fdrates 50
hardest
process
4 retains
higher in
the mar
the feeds
we you 9
you "H
i'd.
,sS1SHmNHA
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-05-09

We wish to announce to the public that The True Demo-
crat now located in its brick building and that the
plant is rst=class running order We new Bah
cock cylinder newspaper and smaller presses lob
printing We have big paper cutter other useful
pieces of machinery used in the printing industry The power
for is furnished big gasoline engine Our
type borders ornaments etc., the flower the product of
the three largest type foundries in America short we have
one of the best equipped country printing offices the South
and one of which every loyal Fecanian should be proud
AN We chavez a
II printing office
in
call working all kinds
hours observe something of the printing anything
mysteries making. visiting card
visit will interesting short Telephone No.
old alike will call with
and We'll be glad to printing
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-05-09

It the above
BY of the orig 4
ages 50 ana /
INGER, Gle
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-08-05
Four Defendants Plead Guilty.

HELENA, July 3l.-Four defend ants
pleaded guilty in the federal court to-
day and were sentenced as follows by
Judge Hunt:
George Cooper, of Butte, robbery
of the mails: one year in the county
Jail.
Anton Finley, horse stealing on
the Flathead reservation: six months
in the county jail.
Francis and Baptiste Ne Ne Ma, in.
Producing liquor on the Flathead
reservations: so days and 500 fine
apiece.
An indictment against Hyrum
Burgess of Cascade county, was made
public. He is charged with having
given periured testimony at the land
contest hearing Of the government
against Margaret Nihill, held at Belt
on February 10, 1908, before Com
missioner McAnelly.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-08-05
America DaZZles the
World by Her Errors
And Grandeur Alike.

ny Lo1iL VIZ IL FORMER Italian Minister OF Finance.
N good as in evil the United States Of America becomes moro
and more THE PIONEER OF economic ORDER
~ AND DISORDER. America is perhaps not fully conscious
Of the merit and blame attached to her Of either her glory or
OF her responsibility. Since the ever recurring renewal of the Anglo
Saxon type (Which is constantly and in consequence of the immigration
OF persons of every race and tongue to her shores SHE PASSES
UNCONSCIOUSIY THROUGH A SUCCESSION OF CREA-
TIVE PHASES, IN ECONOMY AS WELL AS IN FINANCE,
DAZZLING THE WORLD BY HER GRANDEU AND HER
ERRORS, IGNORANT ALIKE OF BOTH.
She concentrates her forces only to once more scatter them abroad.
She might by the excess of her imports over her exports attract gold to
herself from all sides. Instead, by her defective banking system, BY
HER FRENZIED GAMBLING ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE,
BY HER MAD AND CORRUPT SPECULATIONS, she finds
herself in moments of crisis obliged to buy gold off Europe at disas-
trously high rates.
What is certain is that at the present time not only do steamers
eros the ocean expanse between America and Europe, but "booms"
also make that passage.
BooMs ARE THE EXCESSIVELY INFLATED PRICES OF THE
MARKETS OF NEW YORK AND THE OTHER PRINCIPAL AMERi.
CAN EXCHANGES, PROVOKED BY PERIODS OF EXTRAORDINARY
PROSPERITY. HALF GENUINE AND HALF THE OFFSPRING OF H..
LUsIoN AND FRAUD.
IN THE AMERICAN CHARACTER THERE IS AN UNcoNoUER.
ABLE oesTlNAcv IN GOOD AS WELL As IN EVIL; HENCE, IF
FROM THEIR WEALTH, GAINED By FOUL OR FAIR MEANS, THEY
KNOW HOW TO FORM THEIR MARVELLOUS INSTITUTIONS, SUCH
As UNIVERSITIES. LIBRARIES, ETC, ON THE OTHER HAND, WHEN
THEY APPLY THEMSELVES TO THE ORGANIZATION OF TRUSTS"
FORMERS" OR STOCK EXCHANGE GAMBLING, AMERICANS SET
NEITHER BONDS NOR LIMITS TO THEIR MADNESS AND lNoR.
DiNATE LUST OF SPECULATION.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-08-05
men fled, but we're captured after a

cnaSe.
BUTTE, July 3l.-While sleepino or
the platform of the Northern Pacific
railway station at an early hour this
morning, Jack Malloy, who had for
some years made his home near Ana.
conda, was the victim of an awful &C.
c'oent which cost him his life. Nal.
10Y was not aroused until the engine
came IN contact with his legs aud be.
lore the man could move the cruel
wheels OF the mighty locomotive had
passed over both legs, severinp them
below the knees.
BILLINGS, Aug. Viii engaged
IN living a large swarm of bees yes.
terday, Charles Il. Perrice, q rancher
residing west of Billings, was covered
by the insects, which stung him in q
fearful manner. 1t was believed for
several hours that he could not DOS.
sioly live. but he is now improving
and will recover.
M1ssoULA, Aug. Had the wind
been blowing from q different direc.
ton today the town of TAFT would
have been wiped out by q forest fire
that started at IL o'clock this morning
and is still raging at a late hour to-
night. The fire destroyed over 4,0O0,.
600 feet Of lumber, besides burning
three large construction camps. The
blaze stripped 1000 acres of choice
timber land before it was checked.
LEW1sTowN, Aug. 1.-The county
commissioners, sitting as a board OF
equalization, have ordered the valua.
ton on stock sheep reduced from $3.50
to So per head. A number of wool
growers last week petitioned for such
action, on the ground that the actual
value of stock sheep did MOI exceed
81, and also that the valuation in
other communities was not above 50,
and in several counties was under that
figure.
BILLINGS, Aug. 3.-A large force
OF laborers is busily engaged in max.
ing improvements at the Billings
sugar factory, the total cost Of which
will aggregate more than a quarter of
a million dollars.
HELENA, Aug. 3.-The final account
the executors Of the estate of Peter
was filed today. 1t shows the
estate aggregates in value 81, 153 PA.
Since the death of Larson the estate
has earned SO, 600. All of the leg
and requests have been paid.
BUTTE, Aug. 3.-Montana is in the
throes OF a labor famine. In spite of
the fact that the city free employment
office has sent out 1000 men to various
parts of the state in the past 30 days,
the cry OF ''more help" continues to
into Butte. Yesterday E. F..
Dobson, the city employment agent,
out 20 men to do railroad work
at Glendive. and he has constantly
supplied men to the Chicago, Milwau.
kee & St. Paul company. Notwith.
standing this fact there are hundreds
OF idle men in Butte who apply daily
to the employment Office for work.
These men, however, refuse to go out
OF town, declaring that they cannot
leave their families.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-08-05
Influence of the Press
Is Less Now Than
In the Past, and Why.

BY WILLIAM H. TAFT. Republican Candidate For President
JOURNALISM HAVE THIS TO SAY: THE INCREASE
IN THE INTELLIGENCE AND DISCRIMINATION OF THE
~ PEOPLE HAS IN ONE WAY VERY LARGELY MODIFIED
THE POWER OF THE PRESS.
Editorial writers have by no means such influence as they had in
the days gone by. THE NEWSPAPERS ARE TAKEN MORE
FOR THE NEWS THAN FOR ADVICE as to the lessons which
should be drawn from it. People make more allowance now for the
bias of a paper than they ever did before.
Certainly Journalism is a profession in which men of discriminate
ing intelligence, of high courage, Of accurate judgment, of a love Of
truth and real patriotism, can find a sphere of usefulness not cxcelled
in any other, AND IF THE STANDARDS OF TRUTH, OF
TASTE, OF REFINEMENT N OF MORAL TONE SET
BY SOME OF THE MOST SUCCESSFUL OF THE NEWS.
PAPERS SHALL NOT IMPROVE IN THE NEXT GENER-
ALTON II WILL VINDlCATE THE PEss1MIsTs OF TO-
DAY.
success IN this held needs a trained mind, a judicial tenn, :. .e4,
quick perceptions and a high standard of integrity and sell ,rt
together with a nice and graphic literary touch to make the ing
special correspondence of the paper, which in many respects, j. ,ow
its most influential part, what it should be.
IT S A FIELD WELL WORTH THE AMBITION OF ANY MAN
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MERETRIcioUs AND TEMPORARY
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-08-05

by WILLIAM II. TAFT. Republican Candidate For Pr
F ! HAVE THIS To sAY:
IN THE INTELLIGENCE AND D%lscRiMlNA
PEOPLE HAS IN N WAY VERY LARcl
THE POWER OF THE PRESS,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-17
HOTEL
DESTROYED

Fire starting at S.45 o'clock Satur-
day night completely destroyed the
main five-story building OF the Lee
hotel. one Of Oklahoma's most famous
hostelries at Broadway and Main
Oklahoma City, with a total loss OF
$125.000.
The American National bank was
gutted. Destruction of the entire
block Where the hotel is located was
threatened for two hours No lives
are believed to be lost and only three
persons were injured and these but
slightly. II is thought all guests es-
capei from the hotel at the first a.
Iarm. 80
Ten minutes after the discovery of
the fire. denee smoke was pouring
from the windows on the fifth floor
and at 10;45 the big building was a
mass Of smoldering ruins, the north
south and east walls having fallen.