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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-12-19

mos inducir a Ia genie 4 que no pa.
que el dinero efectivo; sino que ex-
existe en- nuestra plaza una condiri0n
de apremiante necesidad entire doce-
mas de familias de h0mbres trabala-
dores debido 4 Ia tirantez de los
tiempos y la falta de tahalo para los
brazos desocupados. Tai vez mu-
chos no Sc habran fjado, pero este
lnvierno pesca a muchas familias en-
Las Vegas desprovistos de los nece-
sarios de Ia vida y sin prospectos de
eneontrar ocupaci0n.
Ahora, hay un dicho que dice que
"cada poquito ayuda.r sPorque no
pagar este dinero 4 los hombres ira
bsjsdores que estan sin que hacer en-
nuestra plaza? Este ira a cuhrir me-
cesidades muy apremiantes, tai vez q
allmentar est0magos que estan su.
frlendo de carestia verdadera.
He aquf an modo de alivias q los
necesitados.
Esperamos que Sc haga.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-12-19
BORiIO EnlreienlmlenlO Para la
NaVldad.

Un excelente programa de lupgos
de escamoteo Y prestidigitacidn, h6-
bilmente desempefiad0 Dor 81 dstin-
guido pre,tidlgitador Ne0.Mexicauo,
Pedro Chacon, asistido por afcciO-
nados de reconocido merito, con es-
peciaidades selectas, dvertidas
interesantes, spr6 preseutedo al pa.
blico Ia n0che del Niernes, 25 del ac-
tual, en- la Opera de Market con un
gran baiIe despies del entretenimien-
10.
Admission general 36o Asientos re-
servado', 50'. Nifios, l5c.
Los hnletos e-tan de venta en- 81
Expendio de AdolfO Delgado, en- la
Estat b..
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-12-19
Dai6 q saS HerederOS en- saaa
Paz.

En- Moscow acaba de sueumbir un
millionaire con ideas algo raras acer-
CA de- las riquezas terrenales. Este
excentrico llamadn Peter0ff, viendO
cercano su fin. lnand0 rptirar su for
tlna del bsnco en- cue Ia quardaha "
lupgn que tavn l0a iuontones de hil'e-
ties en- su re- dmara 0rden0 que rs pc
garan fnegn. Una vez aue empez6
~ inceniio Pelpr,if or len0 larnar 4
to los sts familares V lis enter0 de
de h que habia hechp feliii aadolos
por h opDrtunidad Que el les proper
'lo0ahs da eseapar q los infortunios
dc la riqueaa~
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-12-19

~ Foley's Orino Laxative cura Ia
constipaaoo crduicH y eetimula 81 higA
do. I'll Orino regula los iuteetinos y
nolo que funeionen COZ naturaidad a
de ese modo uno no tiene que tomar
purgantes oontinuamepte Buticas, o.
O. ochaefur y la Cruz Roja.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-12-19
Para Curar un ResfriO en- un dia.

Para Lurar un kesFrlO en- un dla.
T0mense Las pastlllas LAXAN-
TIES de BROMO Quinine. los Boz
tiaarios os devolveran Il dinero sino
curan. La hrma de Il. W.
GROVES Va en- cada una ctJlta. 25
cts, Prep Tadas Por PARIS ME-
DEFINE 90. San Luis, Mo,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-12-19
Et PariO Celestial.

Reinaba en- Judea
Herodes fatal,
CuandO entire los hOmbres
Dios quiso habitar,
Y de una doncella
Su cuerpO tomar.
HUa de David,
Nina singular.
Que, eunque despOsada,
DOncella 81 esta.
Ante ella Gabriel
Su embsJada da.
Maria respOnde
Con grande humildsd:
Del SenOr Ia esclava
Postrada aquf esta:
Seg1n su palabra
Hagase en- INF va.
y el poder divine
ObrandO eficaZ,
Maria fue vfrgen
Y madre 4 Ia par,
Cual el sol penetra
Un puro cristal.
Por asperos montes
La pareja va:
Gamma sufriendo
Con conformidad
Los vientos Y escarchas,
Frio y temporal,
La doncella pura
va no puede mas;
Rendida nj Cansancio
Fatigada ests;
Jose la consuela,
TiernO y paternal.
Por fin el patriarca
LEGO q divisar
De Belen las torres
Con gozo especial.
Maria sc anima
AL Verla hrillar.
va estdn en- Belen,
per0 ique crueldad!
Niuguno en- el pueblo
Los quiere hospedarl
Las puertas q Dos
Llegan a cerrarl
De una en- otra puerta
AtligidOs van,
Buscand0 un albergue
Donde descausar,
Hasta que encontraron
Un pohre portal.
Medic dcrribado
FL estsblo est4,
y alli, lgran portentO,
Dign0 de admirarl
Descendi0 del cielo
La alta MaJestad.
Angeles el clel0
Sc dign6 enviaE
Que por Ia c0marca
III anuncio dan,
Y van los pa-tores
fAi niho d Rllurar.
Ay que chiauitIto,
Dice q pastor Bias,
Pur Dhs, que Il crpce,
Sera nm hupn zagsi;
lladle ana Zalea
Que arreci'i9 estd.
Vaya mi zampoiia,
Dijo Nicolas,
Porque en- siendo grande,
La pueda tOaar,
Que 4 fe que da sones
B0enos pa bailHr.
Gala, ",'@aholio,"
Dlo otr0 hsgal;
IA Dies la zaHpoha
Vas d regular?
Dale el coraz6n,
Y el alma uue Is mas.
ESQ esti muy buenc,
Respondi6 Tolnas;
Mas los mines conlen,
Y ALA va ese pan;
Hagasele en- sopar,
Que le gustaran.
Y ast aquella gente,
Con sencillo afan,
Saben a su modo
A Dies festejar,
Y Ia Madre Virgen
Las gracias les da,
Despues acudier0n
Mehh9r y Gaspar,
Y su compaherO,
FL rey Baitt,ar,
A Quienes la estrella
Los vino 4 guar
AqueIlos tres reyes,
Con gran humildatl
ORC Y mira ufrecen
Al Dios de Ia PaE,
Que de Majestades
rs Ia MaIestad.
FERSAN CABALLERO
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-12-19

TO ADVERTISERS.
We guarantee the largest cir
euiation Of any other weekly
or daily laical published In
New MEXICO.
nn-cnonro-nconoAo
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-09
TOO MUCH RESTRAINT.

The cause Of the suspension Of
the Peking Gazette after bearing the
whips and scorns of a thousand
years Of press censorship is no long.
er mystery. 1t was when the edi.
tor received command not to use
vigorous language in discussing the
boycott that he forever laid aside
his ancient and honorable marking
brush with the remark: "We are
done! We can moderate our Ian
gaage on the subject Of transfers,
the tariff, Denis Kearney and the
Peking expedition looting, but when
it comes to the boycott, as for us it
u vigor or bust With this issue We
bust v-New York Sun.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-09
INDIA RU eeE r.

When We think of the many differ
ent uses to which India rubber il
now put, We cannot repress a smile
~ We read the following allusion to
1t IN DR.. Priestley's book on Per-
spective, published in 1870. which,
it is said, is the earliest mention Of
the substance: 81 have seen a sub
stance excellently adapted to the pur.
pose OF wiping from paper the
marks Of a black lead pencil. It il
sold BY Mr.. Nairne, mathematical
instrument maker, opposite the Roy
= exchange. He sells cubical piece
Of about half an inch for three ahill.
ings, and he says it will last several
years."
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-09
WINDSOR ITEMS

Wallace Laybourn visited frieni'
in Eaton last week.
Prof Burns is enjoying \ vs.
from his mother. Mrs. c. Y. Burns 1'
Quincy, Ill.
Mrs. Lou Jheerer and daughte-
Miss Josephine of Denver visited =
Hahn and wife last week.
Lyle Darnell went to Fort Colli1s
Tuesday to attend the Agricultura-
college. He is a sophmore enginesr
this year.
Miss Isaphine Cooper left Sat
urday morning for Fowler. CO.,
where she will teach again .his year
in a school near the city.
Robert E. Hanna is reported as
convalenscent at the Fort Collinseos-
pital where he was operated npon
for appendicitis last week
Mrs. T. F. Vincent returned ION
day from six months visit in wash
ington and Oregon where she has
been seeking health and rest She
returns greatly improved.
Rev. Cooper returned Monday
evening from conference and VII re-
main as pastor of the N. E. ohurch
another year, much to the satisfs ton
of members and congregation.
The funeral OF Mrs. Barklet ;cok
place al the Christian church Non
day at 2:3O O'Clock. Mr. bsrklet
is the section boss at WindsUf and
his wife had been here but eek
She died very suddenly FRIDAY o ight
OF heart trouble.
Clifford Middleton a former Wind
sor boy. who has for the last light
years been employed in southern
| Colorado and New Mexico was 7isit-
ing with his brother and sister, Dell
Middleton and Mrs. NJ. H. Laybourn
the first of the week
Mrs. Combs and son of Brecsen-
ridge, Colo, spent SUNDAY with
Mrs. C. NJ. Cooper and ianily. .irs
Combs is d sister OF our forinef n.er.
chant, T. r. Broks, now OF Pasaiena
Cal. She also visited a brother H.
boulder before returning to heI
| horne
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-09
FORT LUTON

Hubert Tye OF Denver is the guest
of Ray ST. John for a few days.
Miss Marie Mcneil OF Golden If
the guest OF Miss Della Twombley.
Mrs. Burns and son, Asa. OF Omaha
are visiting friends in Fort Lupton
Mrs. f. A. Jasper who has been I'll
a month with typhoid fever Is SLOW
ly recovering.
Mrs. r. l.. Monson accompanied Dy
her sister. Mrs. Nix OF Denver are
visitors at the Monson ranch.
The many friends OF NJ. F. Burns
will be glad to know that he mas
been able to be up and around after
many weeks illness.
Miss Florence Pennington OF
Omaha is visiting in Fort Lupton
the guest OF Mrs. Nj. F. Burns and
Miss Maude Mcgregor and Mrs. EN-
met Moan on the ranch.
George Burge, who was so serious
lv injured in Cheyenne Frontier day
has been moved to the hospital in
Denver. MIR. Burge is in very cr'a-
cal condition though hopes are en-
,srtained for his recovery.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-09

occasion was greatly enjoyed by
everybody. A splendid dinner was
served and the time spent In remi-
niscences and inplans for the future.
The class baby WAS there Anu 'ad
her picture taken WITH Tao rest OF
the old grads.
Miss Elizabeth Eaton was the
charming hostess at party given on
the grounds OF the beautiful Eaton
home Saturday afternoon. Miss Ell
zabeth leaves soon for California
with her parents where she will spend
the winter and attend Girls school
at Los Angeles. Many jolly gameS
had been provided some OF them
having prizes attached for the most
skillful. Misses Naomi Sheppard,
Nellie Reeman. Marjory Steele and
Lucy Gazelle were the prize winners
A bountiful supper was served on the
lawn and the guests received tiny
wax apples as favors. The guests
were Neva Yeagy, Naomi Sheppard
Marjory Steele. Marjory Clapp OF
Denver. Maria Shattuck. Mabel VIII
Helen Phillips. Margaret McCracken'
Nellie Keenan,. Martha Snyder, Eve
lyn Smillie. Ethel March, Grsce
Thompson, Lucy Gazelle. Mabel VII
son. Nellie Wilson.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-09
PLAT AEV1LLE

S. F.Hunt is spending few days
AT Hartzell his old home.
Albert Henry of Denver spent Sun
day here as a guest of friends.
Rev. and Mrs. Brace attended the
con ference at Longmont last wees
Mrs. DR.. Guthrie and children have
returned from pleasant visit with
home folks at Denver.
R. L Ashton has opened barber
shop in the building formerly occu-
pied by John Stevens.
Mrs. David Snider and daughter
Miss Gail of Denver. are visitins
friends in Platteyille.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. kefsey are Ia
move to Greeley soon where Nr. keT-
sey will go into business.
Mrs. Celina Shannon Of Denve'
came down Wednesday and remain
until Sunday evening visiting Mrs
Hattie Gwyn.
A number of the Ladies of Wood
craft went TO Mead Thursday nigh
where they were royalty entertain
by the Circle of that place.
School began Tuesday the sth with
Prof. o. ]. Buford of lronton. Mo
as principal. Mrs. Fannie Boak is as
sistant. Miss Sarah knowlton has
charge of the intermediate room and
Miss Ethel Hoffman the primary. The
was 95-
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-09
NO TIME TO STOP AND PRAY
QuaintIy Worded Appeal That Had -
Answer in Case Of Decided
Emergency.

Harry and Ethel were crossing .
Geld ON their return from Sabbath
school, when they encountered bull.
At the animals approach they fed
in terror. Faster and faster they
ran, yet nearer and nearer came the
bull
1--WE must pray" painted Harry.
"You do it," Ethel pleaded. Wen
hsel down right here"
"No, we'll pray running. You
ought to do it; you're a girl"
90 Lord-O Lord-I can't"
sobbed Ethel. "You do it."
The proximity of the bull de-
manded immediate action. and Har-
y rose to the occasion. Loudly md
fervently he prayed:
90 Lord, for what we are about
to receive make US truly thankful p
Success Magazine.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-09
IA SALLE NOTES

DR. A B. Warren was in Denver
OF business Monday.
Mrs Laughlin entertained a few
friends al tea Wednesday evening.
Chas Mckenney who was i'll sew
s-sl days last week is able to attend
to business again.
Miss Julia Varney OF Denver was
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. ID. NJ
Lewis the first of the week.
J. 2. Beattie spent the day Mon
day in Idaho Springs visiting his
brother W Beattie of that city.
Miss Adah Ellis went to Loveland
Monday where she resumes her
duties as one of the fifth grade teach
ers.
Rev. and Mrs. Pierce of ST. Louis,
Mo. and Miss Jennie Ellis were
dinner guests at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. James Beattie last Thurs
day evening.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-09
CROW CREEK ITEMS

Mr. Bardwell's brother from Kan
sas is visiting him.
Miss Carrie Doke visited over sun
day with her folks.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Bardwell has returned
from her visit in Pueblo.
The S. L. W. school commenced
Sept. S, with Miss Brainard as teach-
er
The D. G. D. club had a pleasant
meeting at the home of Mrs. s. Bard
we'll Saturday afternoon.
There will be preaching Al the
Christian church next SUNDAY mo-r.
ing and evening by Rev. c. c. Gun
ningham.
The Ladies Aid society will baye
a sewing at the home of Mrs Geo
W. Shearer Thursday Afternoon o,
this week.
The members of the D. G.. b. club
and the l. T. /. club entertained
each other by taking a straw ride
to kersey Saturday night.
The many friends of Miss Eliza.
beth Copsay are sorry she has lef,
for her home in South Bend. ind
She is niece of H. E. Witwer
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-09
EVANS NOTES

]. G. Reid and family were Den
yer visitors Sunday.
Mrs. w. D. Young OF AMT was the
guest OF Mrs. W. F. Smith SUNDAY
f. w Balfour was among the ey-
cursionists who went to Mt. Mcclellan
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coddington Of Far.
mington. III. are guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. c. F. Prussell.
Miss Elizabeth Herrio.t OF Oak.
land, Calf, was the guest Of Evans
relatives for few days last week
Rev. Pearce OF ST. Louis. Mo. as.
sisted Rev. Blackwood at commun-
ion services at the EvansR p. church
Sunday.
Iva Holland who has been In
Montana during the summer months
arrived In Evans Sunday for shor,
visit with friends
Mrs. Mamie F. JACKIE entertained
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-09

a merry party OF friends at her
home Thursday at quilting bee. An
aiacant luncheon was served by the
hostess.
Della Smith entertained hu'noe'
of her little friends FRIDAY ai'e'
noon with delightful party ice
cream and cake were served oy the
little hostess.
Mrs. Prunty entertained at her
home Friday in honor OF her mother,
Mrs V. McCollum. A NUMBER OF
friends were in attendance ana iive
course luncheon was served. Music
was the principle entertainment
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-09
kERSEY

DR.. Vance of Iowa IS in town look
ing up a location for drug store
Arthur Mortimer has moved his
family TO his homestead near Grover
The new Heffernan and Imershan
brick building will soon be complet-
ed
r. Truehart has started two new
residences on his lots an Second
street.
Alfred Corsberg who has been
suffering from typhoid fever is i'm
proving.
Miss Grace Loustellet is staying
with her grandmother in Greeley an
attending school.
A. y. Burke sold three lots on
Third street to Mr. McCue OF Fort
Morgan last week
Mrs. Frank " Hall and two chill
dren have been visiting relatives at
Windsor for the past week.
Mrs George l.. Selby and children
returned home Friday from three
months visit with relatives in Iowa
David Swan and sister. Miss Myr-
tie. of Fort Morgan We're guests a,
the Truhart home from Thursday till
Sunday evening.
A. y. Burke left for his home in
Colorado Springs Sunday mornin g
after a weeks visit with his brother
]. NJ and E W. Burke
F. S. James. B. P. Brooks, F. NJ.
Hall, W. F. Spaulding and Barney
Madison attended the Republican con
vention as delegates Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A f Talbot accom-
panied by the latter's father, D. H.
McCleary of Diagonal. Iowa, spent
few days last week sight seeing in
Denver.
Nellie Pitcock aged s years. who
was operated on last Thursday for
appendicitis is getting along nicely
The operation was performed az the
Greeley hospital
Mr.. Drumm and wife OF Greeley
have moved into two rooms of the
Arnold house. MIR. Drumm is car.
penter and will erect tow houses for
his son, F. c., on lots recently pur.
chased from Mr.. Harrington
School began Tuesday morning
with Monticello Gray as principal
Grace Harris grammar department
and Nellie Talbot primary teacher
The upstairs room was completed
last week and many finishing touche,
added to the other two which make.
| 1t much more convenient than last
year.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-09
MASTERS

Miss Hannah Smylie, who has been
visiting friends in Denver, :eturheu
Friday .-,.,
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford were guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. strickland o'
Eaton last week.
The dance given by Messrs Ed and
Fred Day at the Masters school house
rriday evening WAS well attended
and thoroughly enjoyed
Miss Margaret Sanford entertain
Cd Misses Anna JuerEens and Aiice
frank. and Mr.. Tom Wardell or
Denver at house party recently.
Mrs. Ray BEEN and son. John OF
orchard and the Misses Blake ana
Ruth BEEN of Little Rock, ARK. were
guests OF friends at Masters sunday
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-09
.ACLT ITEMS

Mr. and Mrs. Jens Jermiassen re
turned last Thursday from their four
months trip to Denmark.
Charles Mccormick has returned
from California 10 the home OF ms
parents. Mr. and Mrs J. w. McCor-
mick.
The brick work on J. NJ. Moore :
new bungalow in the Graefe add
ton is finished and the roof about
completed.
R. NJ. Gale has been appointed
delegate to the convention OF the
League OF American Sportsmen 10 Dc
held at Lawton. Okla Oct - and
lS.
Mr.. and Mrs Z o BOne vent 70
Rutledge. Mo. las- week they having
received word that Mr. Bones sister
Mrs. Anna Lus wzs 70. expected 10
live.
Mrs. Mary Morrtzc- has returned
to her old position il the telephone
exchange. Miss Gertrude Wallace xho
has been filling that position has re-
signed.
A. ]. Burlington has opened res
taurant in the Curtis building. AT
present only meals are furnished but
when the upper story is vacated they
Will rent rooms also.
The Ladies' Aid of the Congrega-
tional church met Wednesday after
noon at the hoem of Mrs. c. H Frye
and elected new Officers. Mrs.
Samuel Newell was elected president.
First yice-president, Mrs. W. c.
Cameron. Second vice president. Mrs
c F Pixler. secretary Mrs. Lutte
Brown. Treasurer. Mrs. c. II. Frye.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-09

YER recently to locate homes"'o
near that place.
school commenced last Tues laH'
with Mr. Baker as principal ana ms
daughter, assistant.
Misses Grace Rogers ana SUSIE
peatie of LaSalle, were guests Oh
Miss Rose Dean for few days
Misses Edna and Iva Dean went TO
Eairplay last Friday to begin thel,
school. This is Miss Edna thlru
term as assistant and Miss Iva SEC
ond as assistant at that school
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-09
BEEBE DRAW

Will Roeck returned last eek
from Torrington. Wyo.
Mr.. D. Andrews went to Miles city
Montana on business last week.
The Wentz school commenced
Tuesday with Mrs. Andrews as each
er.
Mr.. Humphrey attended Sunday
school convention in Greeley iast
Friday.
August Bohldender went 20 Gro
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-09
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One Week

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ALBION HOTEL :.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-09

We are awfully |
peaches-a II d you'd
Stock now is fine. q
large and prices RENAL
No reason why YOU 81
up some of Colorado
berta peaches to smad
over this winter. F;
Bartlett Pears al
Prunes are also at the
Let us have Your
der now.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-09
r. o. HAVNEH
HAC AN a \

l7l7 7th Ave. Cree,,l
Successor to G. W. .. ,I
Passengers to all parts OF coi2
Stand-Union Tea q "a es|
Phone Weld 165. ResideH'
Weld 1c0.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-09
AXIOM,

You can't dead-head into heaven m
church membership. - Wisconsin
Sphiny.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-09
Wheat, Oats, Barley

Highest market price paid fol
Wheat, Oats and Barley. c. L. Car
ter, S2l-23 Seventh ST.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-09-18

A German inventor, Gustav GrZanna,
has been astounding London with demon
stratious of his device for sending hand
writing simultaneously with the voice
over an ordinary wire for considerable
distances. He uses a low tension current
of twelve volts and his apparatus can be
"a an auxiliary to any telephone. Aside
from it's sentimental value, this invention
is expected to prove of great Importance
commercially. Thus. an engineer, in or
dering parts for a structure in a hurry,
can send along a diagram. A newspaper
reporter can send his account at the same
time that In artist over the same wire
is sending a sketch of the scene. This
marvel is accomplished by means of a
light ray passing over a sensitized paper,
the transmitter using a lead pencil with
two electrical contacts, one for horizontal
and the other for vertical lines. AS soon
as the pencil is lifted a bulb CLOVIS and
its ray is so reflected on tiny mirrors in
the receiving box as to reproduce the
movements of the point on a spool of pre-
pared paper. When the message or pic
ture is finished the paper is automatically
run through a bath so as to develop the
photographed lines. In ten seconds the
writing is visible. At the same time an
other film is placed in position to receive
another message.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-09-18
Bulls Eye Shots.

The new diplomacy" inaugurated in
the foreign policy of the United States
proclaims truth and ~frankness as its
characteristics. 1t is the absolute can
dor Of Mr.. Taft in consulting openly
with his predecessor in the White
House upon questions relating to the
public good az allied with Republican
victory that so COMPOUNDED his critics.
There is nothing SO dazzling as the
white light Of courageous candor.
Both political parties can ny the
American Gag on land, but it is the Re
publican party that would keep the
American dag flying at sea over the
American merchant marine.
When Mr.. Taft delivered his speech
Of acceptance the country understood
why he could not mako it shorter.
Every word counts, and every word
tells; not n could be spared.
Taft hits hard. He is in the heavy
weight class and the opposition recog-
nizes that there is nothing soft about
his fighting. Every blow he lands is
weighted With the force Of conviction.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-09-18

When Mr.. Bryan goes ampalshins
down South some man may DC heush
less enough to interrupt him in the
middle Of a speech by asking hin
how he stands. on the Negro ques-
ton.
How will Mr.. Taft explain to the
average man the benefits Of protee-
tor 2" asks Mr.. Bryan. Bless your
heart, the average man understands 1t
without any explanation. Omaha
Bee.
81 am the natural heir OF Roose-
vclt." says the Peerless One. The tes-
tator, who ought to be good authority
Oh this point, emphatically ~repudiates
the claim.
Nineteen states have laws requiring
publicity of the use Of campaign funds,
but the Bryan Democracy had to find
a campaign treasurer in Oklahoma,
where there Is no such law.
BY reminding Bryan that he voted
for Speaker Crisp, under whose regime
the rules Of the House were practically
the same as they are present, Speaker
Cannon fred n hot shot.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-09-18

Although again failing in his attempt
to make a continuous twenty-four-hour
fight in his great airship, Count Zeppe-
lin did break all records by the air jour
ney which he took from Friedrichshagen
on Lake Constance. Over the lake and
many cities and towns the big aerostat
sped, while guns were fired in salute and
thousands of people gathered to gaze and
cheer. Down the Rhine to Mayence it
went at a speed Of about twenty-nine
miles an hour on the average, and then
turned homeward. Soon, however, the
ship was brought to the surface of the
river, while repairs were made in the
mechanism, after which it proceeded. His
continuous flight was 261 miles.