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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-10
ARRESTED FOR LIBEL.

Joliet. Ills. Jan. 10.-James II. Fc,
ris. chairman of the Nationa! Commit
tee of the Peoples Party and editor
OF the Joliet Daily News, was arrest
ed today on tho charge OF criminal
libel. The warrant was sworn out by
Maor John Cronlu and Police Chief
William 9. McMasters. WHO accuse tho
editor OF. publishing statements re-
flecting on the city administration
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-10

raised serving as auxares there scarcely the
field which plant centrally situated Ogden factory
Even distant Lovelok Nevada the most productive
valleys in the west might grow bees for delivery
brquettes to the Amalgamated of this city
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-10
Question in Grammar.

Tommy-Pop, which Is correct II
shall or II will?'
Tommy's Pop-It depends on the
sex. my son. A man says II shall"
and a woman says II will, l,'-Philadel-
phia Record.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-10
ENLARaINe oGDEN's SUGAR INDUSTRY

Experts this country In France to hone
that the beet industry be greatly enlarged by the
bquettng By this method the sliced the
moisture driven and the dried material pressed brouee
In this form the beets will keep for months slight loss in
saccharine matter.
With simply song and drying plant at the point whore beets
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-10
Beverages In Abund anoe.

Stranger Tin Drearyhurst-1s
therc any place In this town where
can get something TO drink
Uncle Welby Gosh-Yes, sir, on
less you're mighty blamed hard to
please. There's four town pumps,
a sulphur we'll, an half dozen
places where you kin git root beer.
Chicago Tribune.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-10
Much Better Plan.

Convict-Ycs. lady. ! always made
it a point never ter rob n house on
Christmas eve,
Philanthroplst-Th fact does you
credit
Convict-Thanks lady Yer see,
it's always best ter wait till Christ
mas night. BY that time they've got
the presents all unpacked an lyin'
about loose. so yer can take 'em up
better-Stray Stories.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-10
Exclaimed.

Agnes sat playing bridge all the
afternoon with her back to a glor"
ious ountain view"
Yes. She Is president Of our Back
TO Nature Club, Life.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-10
Admiration Revived.

DO you like my now hat'" asked
Mrs, Brooke.
Yes, indeed" replied Mrs. Lynn.
81 had one Just like 1t when they
were in style "-LIpplncotts
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-10
A Modest Doctor.

While on his vacation a city doc
tor attended the Sunday morning seC-
vice at little country church When
the congregation was dismissed sew
eral OF the members shook hands
with him, and one, wishing TO learn
II he were a Methodist. inquired.
Are you professor. BROTHER"
"Oh. no. indeed" answered the
physician modestly. lust an ordin-
ary acknowledgement
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-10
Whar Wus Yo7

He was an old darky. He wore no
overcoat. and the Icy wind twisted
his tbreadbare clothes about his
shrivcled body,
Wind he demanded whimsical
ly. "whar wu2 you dis time las
July ~ Exchange
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-10
O Q G 0 @ Q o O 0 O @
BOLD RAID ON a
MINING CAMP RESORT

O Plttsburg. Kas., Jan Ia
. Robbers raIded a resort known
Q as Turner Hall in Growberg, a
O mining camp near here. todav
O and killed two men. One otho-
@ was wounded The robberg
Q escaped with 5000 Twenty men
q were in the place when tha
@ robbers entered These were
g forced TO line up and surren-
O der their valuables.
q Frank Ansline and George
. Smith resisted and were shot
G down Bert Turney ran 10
. their assistance were also shot,
q but will recover.
O Albert CTavens and Edward
g Alton were arrested later on
. n street car. charged with The
o robbery. They are In Jail at
. Glrard.
O
G O @ @ G 0 0 0 Q G @ q G o
READ THE CLASSIFIED PACE
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-10
Just as Bad.

Animals are certainly silly
How so?"
"Oh. bull will chase red par
asol way across ten-acrc lot. and
a bull.frog gets hopping mad at n
piece of red flannel"
Even at that the bull has no mo-
nopoly on silliness | have seen
man chase a rcd parasol clear across
town."-Houston Post
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-25
Gime @eltansitcllnms 1T @clu gptf.

glud in Neip gorf ion eine Wclt-
9lusitelfung ftottfinoen. Sic Soec
trat bereits por einiser 8eit out er-
roget aber gerabe fein beionoeres
gufieben. Sest ideint mon aher
bod oer 9erlpirfli9ung lld9er an
fonrmen. Cine Nfitteilrng aug
gsetu gorf peiB oariiber lpenieitens
ollerlei Gntes gu beridten. gs beibt
90: oer Plan inn Sabre 1918 in
Stem yorf cine @eltausiteaung 5u
ueranitalten, tpeI6e Der Sebeutung
Der Weltitaot angenteiien eillc@orlos
Sair bon riefieen 0emeniionert tuer.
ben ioa, begirnt greifbare @eitalt
an5unebnten. 9ie erIten einleiten,
ben Sbritte sur @ertpirfli6ung oes
Broieftes iinb bsreits bor einiger
3eit NIT Der Snforporierung Der
Neip Oprf Mobancenent So. unb Ser
@rtpdblung teunpor1rer geamterl
fir 6ieie 8orporation eetan. Sest
lit nm aud Elm 9iirgerfonlite 5u-
ianlmengetreten, ipelhes orgatdiirt
i'll, UNI oas Hroieft nah araften gu
for0ern.
9ie @eriammlung fono i'm &otel
glitor itatt uno es batten iid) ettpa
rs Mitglieoer bes 8onlites at Der.
lelben eineefunben. gs Da6en De.
reits 1875 berporragenoe 9iirger
Seem gorfs, Der 9lufforoerung, ii6
oieiem &onite acknowledgement, ent,
Ipro6en.
gs iino Biz iest ieitens Der gseU
gorf Enhancement 60. 60 Oirefio-
rem ernannt tporoen; es bcItebt bic
9lbii6t, Die 3obl Ser 9ireftoren auf
$50 5u erboben nno Die nod 81 err
nablenoen Direftoren aus oen &ei.
ben bes 9iireer-&ontites gu nebmell
moourd oieies ourd feline 8ertreter
i'm Direftorium aleroings eilien
maBgebenoen ginfluB auf oie Sci.
tltng Der @eltaneitellung ausiiben
uiiroe, ipenn au6 ni6t als qei6loi-
iene &orperfhaft.
Sierour6 muroe bic anfiinftige
Stellung ,oes !Gomites fciteeiteqt
uno es puroe nun Der slntrag ges
itellt, Die Organization permanent
5u MAIDEN unb 5ur 8abl bon ge-
anlten au idreiten. Dies geIdab
unb fiel bie @abl ouf folgenoe Wtit.
elieoer: 8oriiter Senrp Gleps;
tce-gorfisenoer, Sno. S. 9lmorp;
Sefret1r, 9tobert 8. Serton. Ser
8orfieenoe pnroe ferner err1odtigt
oos grefutip. .4onlite au ernenrer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-25

aus. Sranfrei6 beiist aipei unitorre
lenfbare 8ollons utb sStaliem brei,
ober oieie balten feinen gereleif,
nit ben 3eppeli,,'s aus. England tat
einen ein5igen lenfboren Weilitar>
8aGon llno GuBlano gar feilren. Sic
piele1t @eroplane iiber pel6e 1Sronf-
reid perfiigt maren inn ariegsfolle
lutr BON febr problelltatti6em
Werte.
= @ls gntgegnllltg ouf oie Nod)s
ri6ten aus Sbeiialien, lpoltud sic
gauern atf ibrem ariegspfabe Die
8etreioeipeider Ser tiirfilden
@runobeiiser nieoerbronnten, Ianoie
oie &egierlrng tpeitere Gruppcn na1
Dem S6mlplab Ser gefabrli1en ltn-
rllben Gerboftsbefble gegen oie
giirgernleiiter BON @embeeler, 2arii-
la nno BbarIala iino erloien norben.
= 9os neue beut16e Gabel nod
Siioamerifo (8raiiIien) 1T icst big
nod Wonrobia, @epublif S.iberia,
gelegt uno 1o1 bon BORT aus quer
iiber ben atlantiiden S5eon nod 9t1o
De Saneiro laufen. gefanlltlib miro
au6 9eneriffa auf ben Gonariidert
Snieln BON Dem &abel beribrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-25

@oIi8eidefs, oie ii6 in ser Sir 20.
itierte, 5uriidgebalten.
= 9as Sausfomite fir 5iuiidea-
ltoatliden Sanoelsperfebr fat oeln
GepraientantenbauIe eil1en giinlti-
gen 9eribt iiber oie bon ser 9fegie.
rnng befiirmortete @iienbabnbia elm
gerei6t.
slt Cairo, Sainois, 6ot mon
geaen 5lpolf &erionen lpegen angel.
li6er geilnobne on Dem 9(neliff aui
oas @efangnis om II. SebYar 9ln.
flagen erboben Die 9lnfldgen lou+
ten auf uriotine".
ssn Bittsburg baben icd)s pei-
tere friibere Waitglieoer ocs StoOt-
rats @eitanoniiie o6gelegt, onb lie
9eIteebunesgeloer elupfangen babelt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-25
GiienbaDu= JabrpIau.
s. & g. W. 8aha.

Infunft
go.3 -gom 91orben. .6.45 abenos
No. g. Som gtoroen. .6.45 moro
No. 7-2ocal bon 6earne. 1000 moro
SEQ. 9-2ocal BON &aleitine. -.
.... .1045 abeno5
No. 4 = 8on @egifo. ...1.50 nae6lr.
gto. 12-2ocol bon 2arebo (9erniibt)
ou 900 nlorg
glbfa6rt
SEQ 4 g1a6 Dem Gorben. .1.55 natbm.
$50. g. 3ab Dem giorben. 500 a6enos
g1p, 9-9ocol na1 &aleitine. 80 mora
gfo. 10 @gpreB na9 9earne..
:. 400 ntor9
No. 5 -gfa6 Weegifo ZOO ntorg
No. 1 -2ocal naG 2arebo (9eutft)
q 90 nfpuS3
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-25
s e I q 3.

Die Seitbeboroe fir bas 2s.
Sangerfeit in sluitin bot iolgenoe
2ieoer ausgeipdblt: 1. 0u GiIt oie
Rub', 2erfbort, init Srdeltcr; 9.
Sriiblngs5auber ,@ein5irf, nit Or
DIETER; 3. 8eibegeiong, Nooberts.
fp, nit Sr6eiter, 4. @olocsmei9e,
aeloorfer nit strei6or6elter, s.
Die orei @eieIlel, Goobertsfp; 6.
6eit-9Dlnne> 9ons 9ii1ter, mi. gledl-
nltlif-9egleitung; 7. Gein geoenf
id, 0torearetbe. 81 gapella-Qieoer:
/. SdnsererllB; 2. Srubling, oi,
goloene 3eit gngelsfirden; 5. @u-
ter 9fat, 9fuoolf @agller; a. Scr5-
hen, nlcin s61sdeiI $. Yoiot,
5. ssSn Der @aloldenfe, 90. Oeltell.
6. @ie lit Der See 10 tief .. g[nge-
rer; Z. @enn llidt oieic aiebc
mar', $. ltlritb; s. Serenabe, so.
Ortbs g. @odenflange, Sifinger;;
10. 8 gonne mir oen 6riiblines.
traum 9raiinsfi; ii. Seimatsru.
Ien, Splooen; 12. g(ltoeutIhcs Sic.
5eslieo, @obleen1utb.
Ger friibere @eneralanpolt
9apioion miro Ieine @ouuerneurs.
fnmpagne aln 81. 9[pril in Wotp
eroffnen.
gSie aus 8rotpnlpooo genei-
oet miro, lit man BET Sridbalu, Ell
mem fleinen Srte in Coleman Co.,
neun5ebn Maeilen BON gruulpooD,
alf einen itarfen Selitrpla geito-
Ben. Wean batte bort idon einige
3eit nad Del gebobrt uno Gle Sad)e
6ereits aufgegeben, als oGs Sci
BON ielbit brr6bra1 unD in Itar-
fem Sprllbel aus oem 8oDrlo6 bcr~
porquoa. Ger @rumlen ee1Jrt Der
Snoultrial Oil gompanp, oeren
9uuptteilbober Sarrp 8enion ppll
bier uno Sreo Surner bon Santo
@nna iino.
gu 9ireftoren Ser oenlllGtbft in
8oerne all er0ffnenoen nelten gant,
Der giti3ens' State @onf, luurSem
folgenoe Serren erlpGblt: Soc 0ien-
ger, @us. Bauer, Mor ;9eieIer,
Gus. 8ollidlaeger, $. 8. 9loler,
9llbcrt auser, 9lll Solefalap pr.
bert 9lmann nnb g8illie OierfS.
9ei einenl 6euer in 9aleitine
fam Elm alter Mann noInens Sling
Mithea, Der III Dem Dublin gteltnn-
rant angelteat mar, un's 2eben. Gs
6rannteu Die Sduier al, in ocnen i1
oas genaunte 9teltauront, Ser Ga-
loon BON @. 6. Son, Der 9cilel' ide
Sdublaoen itno onoere @eldofte 6e.
fanoen.
| WGbreno III gaGiltaer oas
| Soblion @otel obbronnte lrlo Ole
gan5e glufmerfiamfeit iid5 auf oos
Seuer rihtete, eelong es bier @efalt-
genen. aus Dem @efangiis sl
elltflieben.
Bel einem @lepator-llnfon i'll
Der 0tobel- -6abrif bon Slipe &
WDer in Dolas muroe eill led)sse6u-
| id6riger ssunge nolnens Seize 81
origoe aetotet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-25
g. q. & b. g. ga6n.

9. VI. d ". IS. Sabm.
attfinft-
Mo. 1-9ouItpn II. 5. &iiite. 700 nad,m
$50. 3-Souiton Ii. 5. @iiite 700 pornl
yto. 5-auitetlitdOte. -. .1:15 nadJrr
So. 46- Son aerrbille .9:45 BORN
No. A Son &errbille, nrr Sonntogs
...... 9.45 naG6m
Mbfabrt-
SEQ. 2-Sonfton Ii. 5. aii1te. 1925 BORN,
SO. 4-Sou1ton Ii. 5. &iiIte $50 abenbs
$50. 6-&Iitenitdbte lao nacbm.
SEQ: 43-3af aerrpiIle. als9ennmnlen
Sonnta9s. ..4:25 na6in
So. Al gsa6 aerrpille, nlr @onntaas
:. 6:40 nadjn1
g.. $. G g. q. (Saupt-sinie).
Nrlfunft-
SO. 9-gom Often. .7:s5 oorm
SO. 7-8om Often. 900 nadtr
DO. 10-@l Bafo II. 8eiter. 1880 rochn
go. 2-@on Sci 9fio.. 1850 BORN
Ibfa6rt
80. 9-aa6 81 gaio unO @eiten.
SO. 1o-gao6 5. @elten. 1880 abenNs
$50. 8-Na6 Dem Often. (. 1900 borln
SO. 1-gtad] Sci 9fio. 400 abenos
Gietoria 9ibiiipm, q. S. G g. u.
Nnf,tnft-
SO. 305-- -Guero, gictoria. 1850 aad,nl
Ibfabrt-
9ap. 3o6- guero, @ictoria. 500 BORN
%. s.. G 8. gabn.
Mnfunft
SO. 241-@on Solliton nnb @albeitou
:. ;. :. :. $50 mprgens
SO. 235-8om Norben. .7.30 borntiti.
$40. 231-Son gproen uno 5ouftcn
1926 naehm
$50. 9-@pm Nprben. ..7:45 abeno5
I6fa6rt
SO. 244-Ma6 Dem gorben Ii. Souiton
;. . ..710 bonn
SO. 236-gaa6 bem Norben. =. -.
-. !. 900 nbsnbs
SO. 242-Na6 benz gtorben llnb Sal.
beiton.. :. .11.50 nbenos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-25
gtettetc bas geben eiites Solpatcn,

S. 9l. Stone in Gen1p, Seras.
itano lieber oen &ugelat uno @rana-
ten i'm 9iirgerfrieg gegeniibsr, als
Der @usiidt, Die Sdninolu6t gu bn-
ben tpie Die gler5te beballpteten.
sd 5og mir einen bartnadigen SUI
item 81, Den i6 nidt tpieoer losmer-
oen fonnte", i6reibt er. vWaein Sc
tpi6t ging auf 1870 Hfurto berunter.
Sd gebral6te baum Or. &ing's
Seem DISCOVERY nno tpurbe oonit1u-
Dig geheilt. @egen Suitetl grfdl-
tung, Grippe, glitbma, Seiierfeit,
&eu9buiten rno 2ungenletoen lit es
oas 8eite. SOC unb $1.00. Ser.
iudsflai6en frei. @aralltiert bon ol-
len 9rugeiften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-25
gSsie CUTIE gsadJridten iidl perbreitc,

SD bin 70 Sabre oIt uno reiIt
piel", i6reibt 9. S. SoIiolt aug
Glilabetbtomn, &D. nlleberaa EN-.
pfeble ib electric 8itters, netl icf
ibm meine @eiunobeit lu1o 2ebens-
fraft peroanfe." Gerfeblt ME ser
Wagen an5ureaen, Meren llno Ser
oauung gu regeln, oie 2eber 5u itirlllt.
lieren, Die gterben 5u itarfen ltnl
oas Slut 5lt reiitigen. gerirdt es
9eur SOC. @arantiert bon oaen Drug
dilten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-25
. It e r II.

\ It { r II,
Set,t lit bie idb5ne Siterseit,
Sa freut iidJ 4lles melt un6 brett.
Gle &tnber atf bas Gierfmd)em
llmb auf ben id1nen Siterfnhen,
Sas MabdJen anf ilr nemes &iciS,
Sas sm bem Siterfeit bereit;
Ser Siinglins fiiblt Gin id5iidtern Sa=
soa er INIT bic @eliebte fragen?
Sm SGanfeniter, bprt BET benz Stpre,
Sandlt jett Der Siterbnt berppr.
Spdj bafiir - idbemklidJ muo iapbern.
Senn mas inDbern lit, tragt bic 9Selt
@enn es ibr felbit aud mfd)t gcfallt,
@enn gllles ntr ntp0ern itnb nc1t
Madjt man iidJ ielbit sur &ugeliden.
Spd) faiiem mir ben Mpbengraits.
Gs fdjlagen jett bic Sanrte aus,
llnb fnrse 5ett iuirb nur perseb'n
Sis 2llles iuir In Sliite ie6'r.
1lnb rings berunt lit Sliitenbnft
llnb iuiirsig= ntilbe=iueidle Smft,
Wsau bats nid)t ntebr int Soauic aiis,
Gs tret6t in's sSreie mns binGus.
Sod nit benz tparntem Sunnenidcin
9a iteilt amdl pft Der Surit iidJ ein,
l1nb es bebenft iift Sebermauu,
Wie CT i'm iu0l balS l5idJen fanr.
9u6 Or. Msartin 9utGer ipridjt:
y9as @aiier tnts alletne nidlt,
soll ipirflidJ Dir ber Srunf eebeib'n
Wtnf ettpas gtnb'res babei ietn."
Sa neif id) pirflid) In Der Sat,
Dir einen sans fampien &at:
Bit bnritis DIT, Sas CLAUDE mir,
geitelle BRETT glamp gter.
Sd peik, DIT rufit:: Oh, ebler Grant,
gSer bid er5enete, babe Sant,
Gs lit Der bette Sranf fiir iuajr
Sir Sitern = nnh fiir's gause Sabr."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-25
Gin fnrdlthnrer 9[nshrudl

zines gulfans erregt MIR fur3es Sll-
tcrelie uno ebeillo fur3 miro SIR eSSt,
tereiie an Dem Soutausidlog ieili,
menn Sic 8udlens 9lrnifo-SaIbe ge.
brauden. 8os bette Nfitte( geger
grano- un6 S6nittipunoen, Quetih.
ungen, iprooe 2ippen, iproos SGnoc
Somorrboioen, 6roftbelilen nitp. 25t
BEL allen 9ruqaiften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-25

SSn @olbefton itorb sSral Caro-.
line aIeinede, cine Der dlteitei ocut.
i6en 0etpobnerinnen Der Stdot. 4ie
8eritorbene mar S6 Sabre aft uno
botte ieit SO eSabren in @aloeiion ge-
ipobnt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-25

gerlanst bel eutem Go6n ein
Sousm6o6en fir cine aus brei Ser
Ionen 6eitebenbe 8ornilie. 9t6beres
225 Sing @iliom StroBe.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-13

JOS 7. SCOTT. Editor ana Publisher.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-13
Goyernor RrndY Mistnkes.

Governor Brady is mistaken II he
thinks that the land board scandal
Is closed incident. Unfortunately
for the governor and the several mem
bers of the land board somebody
talked too much and the people Of
the state viii never be satisfied till
they know the facts concerning the
situation. The allegation is that
members of the board have profited
by their official position and knowl-
edge and have been able to material.
~ mend their private fortunes This
is the allegation that was not settled
by the dismissal of Register Church
and the matter cannot be referred to
as closed incident til the probe dis
closes whether or not the allegation
is true. Wallace Times.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-13
o,Nen strong IN southeast.

Attorney George w. Edginton re-
turned this week from Soda Springs
and other points through the ex-
treme southeast and reports the feel
ing in favor of the candidacy for Bar
ney o'Neil to be very prevalent. A
number of men prominent in BUSH
ness and politics were outspoken In
favor OF the candidacy OF the state
chairman for the Office of governor.
MIR. o'Neil is undoubtedly growing
In strength and popular favor each
day with the voters OF the state who
viii be glad OF the opportunity to ex-
press their Individual preference at
the polls by means of the direct
primary. Falls Register.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-13
RElaGlous TOLERANCE.

A bill is to be introduced In the
British parliament amending the
declaration OF faith which the future
kings OF England will take before
that body when ascending the throne
as ruler, The English coronation oath
has been the most carefully consider
ed oath OF Office In existence. Since
1858 1t has included an express agree
ment by the sovereign to maintain
"the laws OF God. the true profession
OF the Gospel and the Protestant re-
formed religion as It is established by
law" He also "abjures the church
Of Rome" asserts disbelief In adora-
tion OF the saints and the Virgin; and
aflirms that he makes his declaration
without reservation or dispensation
from the pope or any other authority
Three changes are proposed in
the declaration. The FIRST Is to
abolish the phrase. "ahiuring the
church OF Rome" The second con
sists In substituting the words. ARE
contrary 10 my belief" for the dec
Iaration that ranssubstantiatlon and
the mass ARE superstitlous and idol
atrous." The third Is the omission
Of the reference to the pope.
The growth OF liberal sentiment.
not IN England alone. but in the civ
iiiEed world. is largely responsible
for such a radical departure from
the customs of three centuries ago
when religious intolerance among
Christians consisted in the Infliction
Of the most blood curdlIng crimes in
the name of religion among profess
ing Christians. The English corona
tion oath Is a relic of that period and
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-13

has been lately converted to extreme
views on the liquor question and
accordingly Is being urged to an.
nounce that he favors state wide
prohibition, which he does not favor.
On the other hand, there is Paul
clagstone scooping up the votes OF
the prohlbltionists and threatening
to seriously impair the governors
strength in the ranks OF the "unco'
guild" The deep sea in the case is
represented by defeat in the primar-
les.-Lewiston Teller.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-13

the falls-the poetry of the surround
ings! Many people have spoken of
it, no one has been able to give an
idea Of the magnincence OF the Vic
toria Falls osioa Tunya" in the
native language, which means
Smoke that sounds" One is fasci-
mated, attracted held by the sight of
this imposing mass of water Above
the falls the river is spread out, wide
and shallow. Black rocks appear
on the surface, others are covered
with vegetation; everything seems to
sleep. The river flows gently, al
most calmly toward the precipice,
seemingly quite unaware of the abyss
about to engulf it. 1t flows on, thus,
like everything else. subject to the
inviolable law of the course of Ma
ture, Then, suddenly, emptiness at
tracts 1t, 1t hurries on, HURTING
against the big rocks placed there
like boundaries, heralds OF danger;
the obstacles only increases Its pace
1t PUSHES swiftly on-and plunges
down. While falling the water foams
and a thick mist rises so high above
the trees that one can see 1t from
afar like column of smoke. The
falls are 2,O29 yards long and 400
feet high--nearly twice as long as,
and two and half times higher than,
Niagara. The surrounding vegetation
is luxuriant; the constant moisture
and the atmosphere of a dollhouse
give an exuberant vigor to Nature.
To obtain complete impression OF
this wonder. we follow all its evolu-
tions; We go up the river few hun
bred yards to where the water is
calm. and so shallow that by jump
ing from rock to rock one can get
right to the middle of the stream dry
shod. Then we descend along the
bank as far as the level OF the fall.
One feels very small in front of such
a great wonder; one stops-withou.
words-almost without thoughts, ov-
ercome by the beauty of the sight.
Following along the elf in front OF
the falls, we go through the rain
forest" mass Of trees, palms and
lianas, through which the light hard
" penetrates, the air hardly circu-
lates. while the atmosphere is full
OF moisture. Clearings among the
trees allow one to see, through a
wonderful picture frame, the boiling
water, which. having dashed itself
upon the rocks at the bottom of the
gulf. rebounds toward the sky. i'm
ploring to be taken back among the
luminous clouds. But 1t is not taken
up, and 1t falls back, dispersed by
the breeze. scattered in refreshing
drops on every leaf. and even on the
smallest blades OF grass.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-13
Rrady visits Occur d'Alcnc.

Governor Brady. the tlowery ex.
eeutive of the Gem state Of the Rock
les, Idaho, and the subject OF those
many little slips OF typewritten copy,
sent gratis to many editors of Idaho.
said slips being Allied with sappy
sap by Fnlsome Flattery. his ex-
celleneies press agent. visited Occur
d'Alene Monday. and was given re-
ception behtting his station as the
executive OF this great state.-spirit
Lake Herald.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-13
Nm Soc Cam Frcmont.

For the benefit of eastern Idaho's
great metropolitan daily. The Star
desires to so on recorde as saying
that Brady at the primaries. win not
carry either end or the middle OF
Fremont county. He came within
21s votes OF taking the party in this
county to defeat two years ago. and
the real republicans OF the county,
those who have at heart the good of
the party. have made up their minds
that they want no more OF Brady and
that element be II remembered is in
the majority in this eounty.-Rigby
Star.