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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-02
Die pnritaniid)c @cac.
S.cr0e /.
Bon EcOro Slgcn.

Gonl Often lueDt cine iibclc 2ltft,
Cine loltige SunostagsihmiileN
Sic bot ibren llriprllng BORT in Nem.
Oorf
,Sit Ser puritaniidcn Miiblc.
Sic 5iebt lpic cine GcIt ourd'S 2anO,
Yeorobct Iorfcr ltno Stdotc.
limo mli Dem 6uBc fol9t ibr ioglcid)
Sic pbarilaiid)c Settle. =
Iic 6rcibeit ulo Dos pcrionlidc
Hcdt,
Nic mil man fned)tcn lul0 binocn,
IS loll Dor finlt'rem @obli III Stollb
Ger ircic Mtcnid) iid) Winocn.
Sot Cirrus lppbl Den TGnlon
@cionot ocn ionntiidcu Sorocr,
GoB lie 10 begciitert fir Die Morol,
Sir iie 10 toll geporbcn?
9lm SobrcStog Der Srcibcit bat
@coontt nloll iiir 8ottes Scgcl.
9tun illd)t Dem .freicn" Golte man
@inen Walllforb ul5ulegcn.
IS iolen 3pallg mo Sprunnci,
SIS lolcn ShloB mo aetten
Zen Mcnldlcn Dor grccB belpnbr'n~
limo pom Gerocrben rettcl.
2uBt Gid, gcingt icin, S6r ironmclt
Scrrlt,
90 follnt Sbr bcn llcbelu nid)t ltcll.
IS mub Die 8eicaihoit, Die itlcd)t
mo inlll,
Son linen bcrouS iid ernulcrn.
limo no Der Sdmodlc bic 2ciocn.
ihait
&uln 5dbnen niht mo bc5lpil9cM,
Soil man i'm in cine allrnnltalt
Nod) Nummcro Slider" bringcn.
Scood Dies gauge ireic 2onb
90 in Elm 3ud)tboilo pcrGllocrn,
Gas ipottet, ibr acrl', ia ollcr Scr
luulit
limo ollcl "gcbilbetcu 2anocru".
6iirruohr, cS lit Gin ihIcfter Credit
sir lmlcrca GoltcS SittelL
Nob man 10 mltf'riid am Sonntog
ocu @cg
BUR Srcuoc bat obgclhnitten.
Sem @un0cr. melln orilben in Set
matblono
Gic 2citd)cn lid fiibn cinblIocn,
TaS ireic 2nno Amcrita,
Ias mimmclt nlr 10 BON @il0ell.
Sbr 9riiocr loBt bic clcnoc Sd)n1udJ
Ger 3mongsherrid)oit inns rGd)ell,
llno irci mo oficl i'm Ocltid)cn @cilt
Zen Wlrdcrn ons ltrtbcil iprcd)cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-02

4GfsT
&rait, sic 0cill iueiblid]en @cidlcd)tc
intcmohnt, etlpao 0unnit ju tbun?
Shcr belt man Die 6rollcn gcncig
Ter 9%iinoniiie nit DEM SeuieI cin5ll.
oebcn, @cnoiiinncn .0co Sutan3 3lt
lucrocn, ais W0nncr? -
Wicpiclc &lulocrttouIcn0e umidltl.
bigger 6roltcn unb M0bdcL oft nod
gar @inbcr, bcnl &crcmpobn jlnl
Npfcr 9cfolcn lino, miro nic icltqc.
itcllt mcr0cn fonnen. Nur &ercin=
5cltco lit inns in ulten Ghronitcn CT
boItcn. Sn fiiui Sobrcn mllrocn inl
Stift %untbcra GOO, I'M Niatbrm
&ilr5blwg 800 &erc1 p@crbrannt. 60
rouS Ioiien lid lpeitere S6liiiic sic
ben. Ger Wobn bea Scrcnaloltbcn3
wltr5cltc 10 tici, Dob co Sabrbunber-
fer bcourftc, bis Ole Spppiition MIR
cinlctcn 0nritc ulb lucitcrer Sobrs
bu1bcrtc, bis tic licgtc. Ger &cluit
Sricorid pon Spec in Milr5bllr0 trnt
in Scr Critcn SGlitc beS II. Sobrbun-
ocrta ais Gritcr 9cgcn bic @cren-Ero-
seize ulti. HlS lcbtc Sore iullrOc ooa
NoucrumGbhcr Worio SdnmGgclill
om #. Npril 1175 I'M Stiitc aclnp-
ten III Nopcrn bingcrid)tet. Gic Sri.
minnloftcn BON Sobrbuul0crtcn bic
ten ciu 0rnltlcnboitcs @ilO bonn MtiB-
brouh Der Suits I'M GienItc bcS
@obna mo IbcrgloubcnS. 0ot nid)t
ShiQcr red)t, lpelll err ln9t: Ser
id,redlifitc Der Sfreden. OoS lit Der
Wcnif i'll Icincm Snbn!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-02
SnNcsiGnc-


9ni 90. stpril 5aEuie 6pnisr, glr. 1928,
Wionltoros abennc. a Sabre ait.
Vim 20. april Sames 3. Gpiter, gir. 533,
H~urosSDeiters StrGbe. 10 Sabre alt.
Vim 80. gpriI Minnie 5iaga, Dir. 2i5, Glib
SurbumsS trahe 81 Sabre ali.
SIM 2s. Npril Sbomas @rui, gir. 573. Sol.
p6ins StrnBe. SO Sabre alt.
Vim 20. glprll Midaro e. 6arbeu, gir. $40,
!ioros Gines Sirabe. a. Sabre ait.
Slm so. slpril @liSabctp Saps, Nr, 1918,
Rarisaneigbts. gpenuc. SO Sabre aft.
gtm 80. gpril Nugnit Snn, gtr. HOG. Sem
MISUNDERSTANDING, 81 Sabre alt.
glm %. gpril 6rroerid Sipf, Gr. 2505, SScii.
Saretics StruBe. % Sabre alt.
9lm %. 2lpriI ante Iaurion, Ct. Sofepb3.
Soipiial. rs Sabre alt.
gIm 2s. april Nuute 9ries, 9ir. lOl, Glbnip.
Zane, 81 Sabre alt.
Nm Is. @priI 6raueis ;. 9eiers, Ct. 50.
iephsspoipitnl, 30 Sabre alt.
@m 30. 9prtl Narriet emitb, p0uDoicipz
Nm 28. ApTiI @iiiam 6. @Iuis. MayDIanO-
Soulpital. u Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-02

Sorrifaoenbolt, BLOB @elpebr9efnot-
fer mo 2Grm ullo Stollb ul1o Scuer-
lplelerei = Dos mag I'M Sirius gc=
hen naf ben Heiicnipringerinnen II.
0relllrtcn @ilbcieln mo Tclocipe0
%fabrcnoen Gbimporlcn. Nber bon
oentlhcn S6oubiihneu mntB cS Der
llntcr! Gas mllBtc Gciogt nno &c
5elgt neroen. Is CAB Oa5ll cine mir
oigc grt, Die oild) Don cinigen Der
lud)t lprroc: bic itdnocn ~rittell i'm
Oritten gft ouf mo pcrlicBen oos
SauS. Nnocre entihicOen iid fiir Ben
Sfonoof. llnb ais Sic critcn Yfeifcn
et11cbten uno Die crItcn bobniiden
3lptIhenrufe, ga mar fem Solten
mcbr. Sdaoc, id,nOe; Die GnnlGn.
Der, oeren piele, oarirntcr bic ollgeie=
benIten 6orreipon0entcn, i'm Soalc
iuorcll, iperoelt io1cn: mo9lidl, bob
Die Gclltihen @ei6mod bobell, ober
tic fritiiircn mie Ilcgel.
Inn cin Soor obcr hottc bieicr
aroBtc SbeaterifonOol, ben Berlin
lcit longer 3cit crlcbtc, cincu lebr
bolen Illsgang 1%cnoInncn. Bel Dem
elplgcn 8c5iinOel ollf Der 9ilbnc ting
cin Stild ongeriiicncr Sopete 1Seler
mo brarnlte ifon. Gic nift gerug
sit rilbn1cnoe Seltcrbia5iplin Der Gar.
teller beItono al oieIcm oenflpiiroi.
gen gIbcno aud bieie Erobc. Gincr
giltN bin ltno oriiftc nit cirem &c
mebrfolben Die Slommen aus, che
crnItc @efobr mo cine Gonif cltt-
Itono, GicQeidt lcicn mir nun oicicr
Gage, Dob Die S~clrcrpoli5ei ipeitcre
Iilffilbrtngcn oicica iibIcn Stiides
perbot, belien Yrenicrc ldon gutter
@eId)nlof unb gclunocr Wteni6enpcr.
ltono b1ticn perbicten iollen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-02
TrGbling.

Gllblid) lit Die Gr0c mieoer
Nus Dem ySiutcridloi crlpoht,
limo gcitGrft OH Scib mo @licocr
3cigt lie iid) IN illngcr Yrod)t.
Sic bat ibr ipciBcS Sflofgcmono
Nuu micocr ultS0c5oget
llno boiiir bos 6riiblin9S0eluonb,
Sbr id0niteS, ollgcjogen.
ToQ Siol5 trGqt lic bo5 Crime alcio,
0ci0ct nit idloncn 0lnmcn.
Cab lid ieocs @erj crircut
ltnO Viclcn tic umlummlcll.
N%liitbcnonit mo 2%ebenSluit
Grfiint bic anl5c Hotnr,
l(nb 8cl0ngc ans uolIcr Vrrit
Grid)ollen IN Wolo mo Slur.
IreuoiaeS To9el9cjrultidcr.
Gin Singen uno Hoden olld).
limo cin Observation-Disclosures
Spll Slllllle sum Vllitben'trnlid).
9olb lpollocrt luicOcr SUNG mo 9lt
SillouS sur Wilttcr Notur,
Sn Den idlriid) crgriil,tcn &nlo,
Tnf bic blIancnrcidlc Slllr.
&ic altacncbm Die Sriiblingsliit
Nodl beS @intcrS larger A.itol
Grfilact ms Der @liitbcnonft
llno Der Sornc pormcr Strnbl.
HeugeItGrft al 9cib mo Scclc.
Sn Der Souo Den @(unlcultraub, !
eilem Hieo ons poIler aeblc
&ebren mir 5urild ms SoltS.
i. Sod)coer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-02
WidIucl WiQcr.

IS iturb am 80. 9lpriI 1909 Wibnel Mliiaer.
81 Sabre alt. ~geliebtcr @uite bon Gli5abetb
Wiiiucr. Sic 9ccroi9Ita finocl Mipntng. ben
3. Mai. Wiorgele mn 8 llbr, BON feiuer 2Sobs
nIi1g. gir. Z, Nuro= gSG'binatonsS traBe, aus nub
ENC Reouicm Wlcfie ilr icin Scelcnbeii ecbul.
ten miro. U2i-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-02

@ie ii6 9(uirihtigfeit nit boilid)cm
Gimme pereinigt? Gor mir lei BOT
lid, . Wonnl Sinter mir reOlid)
uno flug.
S.cr0er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-02
NQcrlci @cisbcit.

Goa 8cbcimniB 0ca glniong5 oQer
Ginoe lit fir ms unI0abor, ilro id)
lllr r%1eillelr SDcil mnlB mid bcidcis
Den, cin agnoltifer 5l blcibcl.
Iormin II.
Ont lit eS, nod) nlcincr Wcinun4,
itno iebr uiiblid, Die Menifclt olrf-
5%llflorc1. 9(ber ih CLAUDE 5u0lcidL
ca mare nlflilg NM iclbit g~eiGbrlidL
luclln man i9ncn olc TorilrtDcilc allf
eillnlol ncbnlen moltc.
Srieorid ) Scr Wro6c.
Nur cin Griild)cn trog' id) Dor:
>, id)cnft, 10 lang ibr lcbt, fcin DIR
Ger ShlpGber unb &erlcllmloerH otb:
Gin i%rol,fes Serj bleibt fiibl mic Sis
Del 5iln9elnocm &crrotb.
S6eiicl.
IS lit ioInurJS ud)e ltniercS &c
blrua mn ulicres Ser3cnS, baS Ser
gongenelo fe~it5ubolteu, ooB eS ME
pcrgebt, Gas 8ergaugene pcrgebt
%ilberboupt crit nit inns, ionit gar
llid]t.
Carmen Splpa.
Grld)cint Dir ctluuS llllcrb0rt,
gtlt tlefltcn Screens 0lt cntport,
@nitnlc rldt olli, periud's nid)t mi.
Strcit,
@cril6r' cS nid)t, iibcrlob' c$ Scr Belt.
Nnl crItclt Gage Wirlt on fcigc bit)
Id)elten,
Slnl 5%lpclten lGbt bl bcin Sdnuciacn
ldlon N~clteil,
Nnt orittcn hult bu's iibcrmunlocit,
Niles lit luid)ti1 lur ouf Strnocn,
Merger lit 3cbrcr nttO &cbcnSpcr9ii-
fer.
3eit 'tWnlIom mo Sricoellaitiitcr.
Sb. Sontonc.
Gbrct Die Hcd)tc Der Notilr, folgt
Dem 3ngc Der Hicbc, 10 bralld)t ibr
feline @ciese.
Sfflnnb.
9etr hen Sros iino Sdltlo
Still 5iir Gcnllith iiibrcu,
@cbt ourd) SiHunclstbiiren
tin IN WuttcS SlllN.
SerjcibnlG lit Dos @ieoeriinoen ei.
ltcS per1ilBcrtcn Gigcntblms-Wtcn.
ld)enbob cln pcrlGnaertcrS elbitmoro,
rgol0mta bic boditc Nrnultb cincs
cr'd)olIclcn Neicns.
Sd)illcr.
Wp Der Sclb untB "id)iunnfen,
"a %ldlluontcn olld) bic @coonfcn;
gbcr %clSbcit bat germ ibr Stclr'
ST. elmer ulbigcll, itilcn Sccl'.
6iihurt.
Gic 0cfiibIc oes Ser5cnS ioacn
l1id)t Scrrld)cr iein iibcr Den crluG-
genoen, priiienocn @eiit, ionbcrn MIR
lclnc Sicncr mo @ebiilicn.
SiGoffe.
Wlr bctril1cn mo ihnlcid)cln Nie.
nono eurd) 10 fctle aunltgriiie, oils
ms iclbit.
Gas blnbc Moucn iillb &0nl1cll al,
lid lit nod nidt 5ureidci,o, ionocrn
eln Wtenih nnlb audi milicll, luas err
lpla, mn pilien, ipas er fam; crit
10 miro CT G%borofter 5eigrll. uiio crit
ooin fam CT ctipas &ed,tcs poQbrill.
gen.
u. 2 h opcnbnucr
1ic Mortc Iinb Sclid)ler uitb
Sd)ncid)lcr; tic ned)lclu NIT Der
Sarhle oes SeierS.
Sttp2ubmig g.
Yer lid Mtitbe 9ibt, MIR mad Dem
Sfonen III iuhen, Der fornntt boIo
gar iiid)t mcbr oajit. on Oas SdBIid)e
III ar11fru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-02
Eliiubcth Sadltcl.

GS fart nnl %. stpriI 1909 in tbrer 2So5'
mIng. gr. 1928, Horos8 ilnlurs StrnBe, 9liiabetb
6adltcl in ihrem so. 9ebensinbrc. aeliebte SGT
tin beS peritorbenen @eorae 0n6icl. Sic De
%etoiguilg iinoct bon Der obiacn 8obnuna an
Snrttna, Den 2. Mai, I'm $50 llbr tudmlt
mcterf. U20-22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-02
Minrn Simm.

IS furb am 20. 9tpriI 1909 Mnrp simm,
eeiicbtc @aitit bon Dem oeriiorbencn gSilliam
5inlg, I'M gltcr pol GO Subren, I Wlount
mo v 5ngcn. Sic Necroialtilg iiltoct bon
ibrer lester gSobnulla. Or. J35, Sib'Tuic.Str.,
am Sonntdg I'M , ubr giG6mittdae iiatt.
12O-22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-02
umSug-Gerfaaf

-Don-
Mpnumtutcn, 8rabfteinen nub etatuen.
9d mir has qdeerbdis Tr. 223, Jloro
GbnrIessG traBe, beBogen boben, iperben iutr ba.
eait8e Eager an Sano am alien YIabe, VII. TIC
@eit.gnitinprs 'strakr. du ausnebmIiH Htebri
gen Yretieu b~eratten.
6. Silaartner e Guns.
(WpriIt 1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-02
Hhilip Hcbb.

IS fiarb am +. Mai 1909, I'm > llbr giabs
mitiaGs. III ieincr gSobulne an Der Sariorb'
Roao, SGmlittur, Ybitip 8cbb i'm NItcr nom
ST Sabrcli, 2 Wpnnten mo % Id9cn. Tic
3cit oct 9ceroigung miro ipdtcr angc5etot.
I1DD)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-02
Wn bic Samcn.

Sunee Snrct, ipcI6c mooernc etbucibcriinft
5l ~erIerncr lpiiIlicheIt ioaten nibt i'm 3ipeifeI
iIlr bel 5ri. ID. Suffers, ar. BOZ, Rcits sarn.
toga. etrahe, bor5ntprede1, ibren glomen aIs
fiG6 Der Observation-Disclosures Mietbooe. ete err
baIien auberoem 9riinbli6en unterridt i'm
3ulhneioen. SeGr lihernIe geoinaunoet. -
Srl. VI. Subers. Tr. 3O2, @eh.saratpsa.s ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-02
germiidJte anseisea.

Sampimaihinen. edarmibfcu, G~afidinSel
nnn Ereflei'Wthpicn, StrafensGiplfer, sen.
Neoingunaen; hetoe Telephone. Weiier Mfg.
Co., 800 Nurbse aiocrtS Str. (slprl7, lWtD
Omit 1JIn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-02

lorraine.

nealertfm. - Yarfartte. TriebItH.
BeftIi6 BON BaIbtJof eine unb etne baIbs
Mei!e. Wount SoupsgpaaeorS uub 9orraine.
WaeeonS oireft bis 8un @inenns. 8stbe Ie.
lepbone, S~tabtsQIrcau i'm brittert SIur bes
Observation-Disclosures" Charles. unb Jaaete.
etraBe. (~Wsat41S,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-02
@altimpre Gcmctcrh.

Sfreuu: Srauflin Slbg., Baltimore II. Turtbffr.
8earlbnibpIdte sum Serianf bon $25 n1.
t = Nc, ~ twr5bper sr rEs' Sss,,r 100 y ssr ao Ssns
fir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. (Sunit6,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-02
Siuh & 2eiler,

9tahfoIaer bon IS. Srance,
2etdhrnbeiinttcr ano Gtnbaliamirer
Nr. 403, Siio.gepife 4Strabe.
Sabcllpie 9ebicnung. Wdstge 1reie. 6. &
e. 9bpne, gSplie 1883; NIB, @iubipr go;
3peigs9iireon: 700, 8. StraBe. SiabIauotoiun.
=. & q. g9uIfe 1929. (Otdr6t2, 29tte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-02
2cnSun-Ear Gemeterp.

Uarean: Wr. 81, kWcit.e araipsa ssrahe, x1S
s. Saupt.Gtnghng: Sr~ebertd.9ipab.
8eerdbnttpIdbe bon S25 OIL Hntes hefidnbtaer
aufft6t; S6niitbIumen, @epinhe. Rflan5en etc.
tperocn i'm Ireibbals nm Snupt>GinsnM gefun,
ben. Infer eesnt piro, fpenn eeipiintdt, tor,
~fpreben. (92-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-02
sunntag, ben =, Mai 1909.
Sunntass-Elanocrci

IS lodlt ser Mai. Ser @ol0 lit Ircl
Son GiS mo Heifocb1nge.
Ger Sd)ncc lit tort; I'M grilncn Srt
GrihaIlen Sl1ItgeiGn9c.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-04-02
CAN DRINK ANYWAY.

Apropos Of the present non-pro-
hibition agitation now going on un-
der the leadership Of the federal
bunch, just how futile a prohibitive
measure would be can be judged
from an argument made by Mark
Twain while returning from his last
trip to Europe. A lady who was on
the same steamer with him vouches
for the truth Of every word OF it..
She asked him his opinion of the pro-
hibition law, and he replied.
II am friend OF temperance and
want 1t to succeed" he said, "but
don't think prohibition is practical.
The Germans, you see. prevent it.
Look at them. I am sorry to learn
that they have just invented meth
cd Of making brandy out OF sawdnst.
Now, what chance will prohibition
have when a man can take rip saw
and 60 out and get drunk with q.
fence rail? What is the good OF pro-
hibiti0n If a man is able to make
brandy smashes out of the shingles
on his roof. or II he can get delirium'
tremens by drinking the legs of the
kitchen chairs. Goodwin's Weekly.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-04-02
EXERCISE RI now.

During political strife IL one Of the
choicest times to exercise good horse
sense; to consider all sides OF q
subject, and to remember that
everything does not hinge on the
election. The world will continue to
turn on its axis the day after the
vote is taken just the same as be-
fore. The conditions will be the
same, friends and neighbors will or
ought to be the same, and not all
the world will be good nor all bad.
In making statements about condi-
tions or candidates, try to be fair, try
to be just, and remember that when
you have voted your honest opinion
after learning what you can of can
didates, you have performed your
duty as clearly as anyone can do,
even though you vote with the minor
ity. Voting the other fellows con-
viction when not convinced yourself,
is an act Of weakness or moral cow
ardice. If you have no opinion. get
out and get one and then test it be-
fore voting. Be part of the game.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-04-02
ACCoMPLICEs IN CRIME.

In the Railroad Trainmen's Jour-
nal, some time ago, there appeared
an item which can be recommended
to the thoughtful consideration of all
advocates of the saloon traffic. A
prisoner had been convicted of MUIR
der and was asked by the Judge il he
had anything to say why sentence
should not be pronounced. The pris-
oner rose and slowly said he had. He
thought he could prove that he was
not alone responsible for the murder.
This announcement created tre-
mendous sensation. The judge leaned
over to hear what was to follow, and
there was excitement among the
spectators. Then the prisoner said:
II repeat. your honor. that / am
not the only one guilty OF the muir
der Of my wife. The judge on his
bench, the jury In the box, the law
yers within this bar. and most Of the
witnesses. including the pastor of the
Did church, are also guilty before
Almighty God. and win have to
'tand with me before His Judgment
hrone where We shall all be right
'ously Judged. II II had not been
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-04-02
COULD IF WE WOULD.

In today's paper we have report
OF how public rest room is oper-
ated in a town OF 1900 people, show
ing the very satisfactory results OBJ
tanned, and what can be done in a
town Of 1900 people can be done in
Blackfoot with 5000 or $500 peo-
pie.
We already have most of the ex-
pense of rest room without having
the final steps taken to enable the
public to get the benefit Of it. Like
the proverbial pie in the cupboard
that has to stay there, we are power
less to invite our country friends to
make use of it.
The article referred to is on page
Two, first column.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-04-02
THE TII.DEN BRIDGE.

Bingham and Bannock counties
and the City Of Pocatello have done
the magnimous thing in constructing
the Tilden bridge over Snake river.
An expensive duty that belonged to
none entirely and to several Jointly,
has been discharged. The bridge is
completed and now it falls to Bing-
ham county to do some expensive
road building to enable travellers to
get to it on the west side with heavy
loads, for the land is low and Doggy
for some distance from the river.
This new thoroughfare will hasten
the development of the West side
territory between Blackfoot and
American Falls, and increased trade
will result.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-04-02
THE CITY ELECTION.

The spring election is going to be
conducted next Tuesday with as
\ much vim as anything that has hap
Dened. The vote will be close. and
all who have opinions will probably
come out and air them on the bal
\ lot.
We want to see everybody 60
4 quietly to the polls and express his
or her preference, and then when 1t
10 over. let all make up their minds
to give their hearty support to the
man who wins. We can afford to
have strife and dissentions before
election; we can afford to have dis
putes and strife on election day, but
we cannot afford to have any OF 1t
afterwards. (, NJ ...,. ,6
We have lain dormant too long
already, and any further delays in
public improvement should not be
countenanced BY anybody. At this
particular time we can iii afford to
have anything but the united efforts
of the whole town In making ready
for the influx Of new settlers to
Idaho, and the great celebration that
will bring thousands OF critical OBJ
servers to the town for day or two
in July.
II the election were over and we
had the town bonded and were
ready to begin the needed improve
ments next week, we should not have
time enough to get things in the con-
dition they ought to be for the
celebration.
The dust and mud of freshly |
graded streets, the removal Of con-
demned old shacks and the making |
Of presentable lawns over them, call
for work in spring time and If Black
foot ever had reason to bury diff
ferences and be united on anything
it is on the work of this spring.
Fight as hard as you wish until the
ballots are counted, but yield to the
will Of the majority after that, and
show that you can yield as grace
fully as you can fight. That is the
real test Of self-governing people.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-04-02

for the saloons OF my town I never
would have become drunkard, my
wife would not have been murdered.
II would not be here, nov. ready to be
hurled into eternity. Had 1t not been
for these human traps would have
been q sober man, an industrious
workman, a tender father and 9 low
Ing husband. But today my home is
destroyed, my wife murdered, my
little children-God bless and care
for them-cast out on the mercy Of
the world, while am to be hung by
the strong arm of the state. God
knows j tried to reform, but as long
as the open saloon was In my path
way, my weak, diseased will-power
was no match against the fearful
consuming, agonizing appetite for
liquor. For one year our town was
without saloon. For one year /
was a sober man, for one year my
wife and children were happy and
our little home was paradise. 1
was one of those who signed re-
monstrance against re-opening the
saloons Of our town. One-half Of
this jury, the prosecuting attorney in
this case, and the Judge who sits on
this bench, all voted for the saloons.
BY their votes and influence saloons
were re-0pened and these have made
me what am"
The. Judge made motion as II to
stop the speech, whereupon the con-
demned man asked for the privilege
Df finishing his remarks: He con-
tinued:
Il began my downward career at a
saloon bar legalized and protected by
The voters of this town. After the sa-
oons YOU allowed have made me a
irunkard and murderer. am
aiken before another bar--the bar OF
Justice, and now the law-power will
conduct me to the place Of execution
Ind hasten my soul into eternity.
hall appear before another bar
he Judgment bar Of God, and there
,ou who have legalized the traffic
will have to appear with me. Think
vou that the Great Judge will hold
- 1
ne the weak, helpless victim Of your
raffic alone responsible for the muir
Ter of my wife? Nay, in my fren-
led, irresponsible condition, have
murdered one, but you have DELHI
rately voted for the saloons, which
lave murdered thousands, and they
re in full operation today, with
our consent. All Of you know in
our hearts that these words Of mine
re not the raving of an unsound
mind, but God Almighty's truth. You
egalized the saloons that made me a. ,
runkard and a murderer, and you .
re guilty with me before God and 4
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-04-02

for the murder Of my wife. yonr
honor. ] am done. am now ready
to receive my sentence and be led
forth to the place Of execution. l
will close BY solemnly asking God
to open your blind eyes TO your own
individual responsibility SO that you
will cease to give your support to
this dreadful traffic." Z.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-04-02
LITTLE LOST RESERVOIR
Is STORING WATER NO.

From the Mackay Miner.
T.. H. Mathews, representing the
Idaho Land Co., Of Kansas City, sell
ing agents for the Blaine County
Irrigation Co., informed he Miner
man that the land lying under the
reservoir constructed by the Irriga-
ton company, was nearly all sold.
The company began work on the
project in 1907 and now have the
system well under way. OF the H.
900 acres to be watered, IL, 500 have
already been disposed Of. Mr.. Math-
ews stated that the reservoir was
filling nicely now. He expects to
see at least half Of the people who
have bought water settle and begin
to reclaim the land this year.
Little Lost river people report
the frost leaving the ground and
some early discing being done.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-04-02
MORMON CONFERENCE

salt Lake CITY, April \, 5 and =.
me usual special low round trir
:.rftes VIII be made via the Oregon
Short Line. Tickets on sale from
all points north Of Ogden in Utah,
Idaho and Wyoming. April LIST to
9Th, inclusive; limit April 18th. See
agents for further particulars.
ss-s
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-04-02
EXPERT PIANO TUNER AND RE
PAIRER COMING.

Our Mr.. Norman Very will be in
Blackfoot in week or ten days. Any
one wanting expert work done on
pianos or organs, please mail order
direct to ~ here.
EII1ERs PIANO HOUSE,
Blackfoot, Idaho. All