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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-09
FOR RENT--Rooms


FOR RENT-Sanitary and modern
rooms Rio Grande. $40 w, Central.
FOR RENTING elegant large
rooms, well furnished modern;
close in. 70s w. Silver.
FOR RENT-Three Don tent house
nicely furnished. 1922 S. Walter
FOR RENT-Modern rooms and
Home cooking. Room and board.
81 per day and up. Hotel Denver.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
housekeeping. 724 S. Second street.
FOR RENT-Furnished room with
board. 40 South Broadway.
FOR RENT-Nice furnished rooms
with board; home cooking; rates
reasonable. ais NJ. Second street.
FOR RENT-one nice large furnish
ed room for light house keeping
for SIS per month. 1904 South Broad
xkrpxF
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-09
LOST

LOST, strayed or stolen, black mare
pony. Finder return to A%lbuquer-
que planning min. Reward.
LOST-Small dog. tan. w-th white
face. belongs TO little sick girl Find
or phone 1915.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-09
BUSINESS ChRNCES

sf.55 PER WORD inserts Classified
ads IN SO leading papers in the u. s
Send for list. The Dake Advertising
Agency. 427 South Main street. Los
Angeles. Cal.
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VETERINARY SCHOOLS

FRANCISCO VETERINARY
COLLEGE-Next season begins Sep
TENDER 18th. Catalog free. DIR. Chas
Keane. Pres. 1918 Market St. s.. r,
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Kew orleans, Sept. S.-Cotton mid
ding, 10 1-4c.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HOUSE REPAIRING ana painting,
charges reasonable. Phone Sos.
WANTED-Partner in the sheep bus
mess. Must have some means or
bunch Of sheep. Il. NJ. =. O. Pox IS.
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FOR RENT-MlScelIaneous


FOR RENT-The second floor of the
plock 30 room newly re-
papercd end reprinted two baths. two
toilets. an To- nrst-class condition
rent reasonable. lust the proposition
tor flrst-class roomink house or no
tel Apply strong Bros.
FOR RENT-To right party, good
restaurant completely furnished
Run IN connection with best hotel in
santa Fe. Apply az the Claire Hotel
Re, n. NJ
FOR RENT-Ofnce room. modern.
Inquire walton studio. 3t3 10 W.
FOR RENT-Desk room IN modern
office. y. +. lie Suor. II Grant
Hidr
FOR HENT-Goud sioreroum. close
In; cheap. John NJ Moore Realty
Co.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by October i
by thoroughly competent male
steno-bookkeeper. strictly healthy
highest references. r.. l.. Sharp,
1n9E Inn nrnnln nnnA.nr
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STORAGE

WANTED-Pianos, household goods,
etc, stored safely at reasonable
rates. Advances made. Phone $40
The Security Warehouse and Improve
ment Co. offices, rooms 3 and 4,
Grant Block. Third street and Cen
trail avenue.
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SANTA re TIME TABLE
On Effect January 0, 1910

lin Effect January 0, 1910
WESTBOUND Arrive Depart
No. l. Cal. Express. 80. 7:45p S:aOp
No. 2. Cal. Limited ..11.00a 1f:S6a
No. 7. Mex. & Cal. Tx. .10:55p 11;40p
No. Q. Cal. Fast Mail. .11:b0p 12:4ba
EASTBOUND
No. 2. Tourist FIX. -. 3:56p 4:20p
No. 4. Chi. Ltd. ...... b:35p 6:Obp
No. S. Eastern lcx..... 6:45p 7:2bp
10. Overland FIX S.00a S:2ba
III pnso Trains
No. 500. Mexico Tx. 49,. Is.sOA
No. SIS. FL Paso Pass. s:a0a
No. $40. Kan. city q CHI. SODA
No. SIC. Kan. city g. Chi 6:3bp
Roswell aud Amarillo
81. Pocos Val. Eek. t:2ea
No. Sf2. Albu. FIX. ....11;40p
WILLIAM BALFOUR, Agent.
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FOR S~ALE-Llvestock

FOR SALE-A fine Jersey COW, gem
tie: $40, no less. $40 North
Eleventh.
FOR SALE-Ono COW; gives two
gallons Of milk daily. 723 N. Four
teenth ST.
FOR SALE-A good horse. ride or
drive. Inquire Wander Sluis;
hone 53i
FOR SALE Pair OF steady old
horses. single or double. J. lleinl,
Duranes.
FOR SALE have hand-raised cam
aries, $3.50; first-class mountain
rollers. fine singers; hear them sing
ing and pick your choice. sam
Greene, 81. claire hotel.
FOR sALE-Good riding and driving
pony, cheap. INA s.. Edith.
FOR SALE-A saddle pony, broke to
drive. single or double. Gentle for
ladies or children. call L. r. Crumc,
care journal
FOR sALE-Six dozen chickens. in
Guiding three dozen White Rocks
J Pence. 200 North Broadway
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81. louis Spelter.


st. Louis, Sept. S.-Lead hlghel
$4.32 IL, spelter, higher, $5.32 t-2.
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COLBURN'S EMPLOYMENT
210 West Silver Ave.


waitress. $50
month, room ana beard. Woman
for general housework; rock men and
cOrkers.
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FOR SALr-ShnufI ranch, mile from
town. See owner. sos West Central
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FOR SALE-SiX dozen chickens. in
Guiding three dozen White Rocks
y Pence. 200 North Broadway
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-07-07
A Bet and Its Odds

a notorious gambler who died
some tune ago once wagerod a
thousand dollars to one that SIX
would not be thrown with il pair Of
dice ten times in succession His
offer was taken up BY fellow club
man The dice were brought. and
his opponent actually threw six
nine times IN succession The gam
bier then offered $40 to BE free Of
the bet The other man declined
had his tenth throw and failed to
get another SIX just TO show how
very little the average man knows
about the doctrine Of chances, Il
we'll known mathematician las
pointed out the real odds about
this bet The chances were no less
than G0,4GG,l 15 to against SIX be-
ing thrown ten times in succession
Therefore the real bet should have
been about 100000 to cent.
against such a thing happening.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-07-07
From Mr.. and Mrs. Brock

Mr.. and Mrs. J h. Brock, former
ly of Linton. but now residing at
Gridley, Cal, write under date of
June 26th to the editor of the Rec
ord as follows, Mrs Brock doing the
writing for both. We thought that
perhaps our Linton friends might
care to know how we are situated in
our new California home. We like
1T very much and think it an ideal
place in which to hive. We are both
| feeling in much better health since
we came here Especially is this
true of MIR. Brock, who seems to
have taken a new lease of life, and
is getting around here like some
young man. We are certainly for
Irunate in securing such pretty
home as we have all equipped for
us to go to work and make our Iiv-
ing. We have some mich COWS,
chickens, pigs. etc, and a good driv-
ing horse, and a garden Just ready
for US to begin the use of its vegeta-
bles. This certainly is a help. We
are already doing better than we did
the last three years we were in North
Dakota. because it seemed that our
day had gone by there, although we.
had many good days there, and have
mo unkind thoughts or unfriendly
feeling for North Dakota. 1t GER
tainly did we'll for US. but this eli
mate seems more suitable for us, as
we are growing older
We have ten acres here with
peaches, figs. walnuts. grapes. APP
piles, several kinds Of berries, and
some alfalfa. We have a nice five
room house, very neat and comfor-
table
The weather has not been extreme
ly hot so far, and the nights are nice
and cool
We are two and half miles from
Gridley. ls0 miles from San Francis
co and 40 miles from Sacramento.
We have the benefit Of AN electric
road. and the Southern Pacific runs
into Gridley.
Should you ever visit California
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-07-07

sos some time as could be WISHED
lha' this family # highly esteemed
peqpe may DO Vel in their new
nome is the hope of adj those who
know them.
The writer made a trip to Napa-
leon, the forenoon of the Fourth
lily wcnt lv train to IIazel,an and
lhen by auto around IN Erail,iock.
my one who has not been out in the
country. and who thinks that all the
crops are burned out by Drought.
should disabuse his mind of that
ldea. We saw some fields Of small
grain ana good many Of them
that would give half crop or more
II rain would come soon. FaN looks
as good as usual, and corn could not
be better. The shortage IN the
small grain and hay crops is caus-
ing those who have corn fields to
carefully cultivate them, and the corn
IS showing the results of such an
usual care. On the way we saw two
fields OF winter rye, already IN shock
and The shocks quite close together.
If rain would come at once, there
would be Very far from total CROP
failure this season in these parts.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-07-07
EAST EMMohs.



Correspondence OF the Record jun, y
c 4. Steie is doing some tall fenc.
ing.
Fred llrvig and wife are visiting
al Norden. S. ID.
Anton Reckala was in Linton ves.
terday on business.
Henry Halverson is the owner of
a valuable stallion.
John Holsti has done considerable
breaking this spring.
F. G.. Pearson expects to move
into his new house this week
Cora Winjum. of Bryant, S. D.. i
visiting at the G. +. Steie home.
We are all going TO vote for the
right men at the primaries to-day
| wish those trees would grow
faster, 50 that could sit in the
shade.
Jake Nolan goes over to Section
- quite often. What is the attrac
ton. Jake
There will be a flower social at
Leek's Friday evening Every one
is cordially invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller and
baby went to Linton yesterday
where the baby had a minor opera
ton performed.
The crops look discouraging. But.
cheer up. wheat will go five or SIX
bushels to the acre and we will have
a good crop of flax.
Victor Beckala is moving the
Straub buildings to his homestead.
When the change is made. Victor
will have the best farm buildings in
this part of the country.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Maryland, of
Austin, will arrive at Hazelton Sat
urday to visit relatives in the east
ern part OF the county. Zip.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-07-07
MEN OF ACTION.
The Story Of Per,ious Rescue espe
di.ion In Alaska.
In the rush fer Alaskan cold me


j, IA 'ae fasA ier Mas Kan gold me'
va go i"fS'' 'o &c ready 70 hell
~. = = - '''''''l' '9e tiisior Z"
i'',l'ns al.9 'a''lpsflS Ia NslsSa.
= : y s''s''s' 'iaFIa'es a'i IlisA
49, 'sss occurred ~ Nasies laf
Pc MAs oeAfSee"'ls'l Nlis' pros
PsS'o, : aug MINERS ieod Mas arg E
CIV '"v.s Was q good deal q SEX
nsSs Na'lS l,aa come ever li4e
s.A' ~ aA9 others aAd lesl Their
~ =, wy assenliN
= 10s 'sam salloped NJ and
ssotl'e0 in iF9hl g we oAly pre-
, saAl. = ,'''se' " alsle7 l.e
ntsns WaS 'ais, V NC northern
s'u.e' a,Sl's H'NaSs aFe Nasn TIE
moon Is hol sls4hlAs We deaS iat
, ny q''Mn' Almost ~
:, s'0'a ''lelr Tong Nip alil
we '"o men Were soon surrounded
= 'a4ulF'hs trends. enc Of tiie
n"'N
nav 90 YOU 'hmN ieiie@ +
'usV ,als s'ac o. Saw'nill camp We
PaSsea ! Woman VINO was pnlang
sl,a on Witlch was her SEX isus
oa',o W. ls'iohs'fafed against the
ui'.'e,'aN'is % crossing tlle glacier,
~, sue rSPilea 'ha' lhey might as
WIZ ole ny 'licte as anywhere else
as IL meant certain death 10 stop
V''l aoss could only pull our outfit,
anu Vi'erc WASH I grub enough tcr
an SO We were compelled TO leave
."eil'' lneS WIZ lie ut TIE last tam
o'1 ''''lg'H, aud u somebody does
i,"' ~ y" 'helr rescue they VIII be
eead by 'his time tomorrow
y man stepped out from the
c'ow WA, ana sad.
u 90 Tor one Now, who else
mas a good dog team 70 splice IN
WIN mlhc
! M Your hncklcbcrry. am
houhcea another
~ was . O'Clock m the morning
'e'o'e lhey haa made their selec-
non OF doss ana Were ready 10 start
on 'lla' hazardous trip
mere goes the best dog team
IN Alaska and driven by the best
TWO men on earth, exclaimed a
man as they turned y corner and
were gone
ne tran was easily followed, and
soon 1he nine mlles OF level bench
were passed Inc speed slackcnea
only when they We're ascending the
summit, winch they reached by II
mat morning
down down ne steep descent
tiev plunged, ana 10y | O'Clock were
off {L, ,,i,a,nr ,,,l 4t,;,,,..,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-07-07
FOURTH OF JULY.
Notwithstanding mc.,hsr vi roor
Quality the People q, tmmons
County Celebrate the Dav.

This is the second consssgitjvcNca,
hat there has not heen a Fourth If
july celebration u Linton \ coun.
Y seat, centrally located. certainly
bought TO have enough pubic spirit
70 observe the anniversary Of the
nation 5 birth. Furthermore, there
IS a large farming population resid.
ing IN the country tributary to l.in-
ton. They deal here. and their in.
terests are largely our interests.
They are too far away from other
ceiehratlons TO 80 and take their
families. They expect a celebration
at their market town. and ,hev
ought to have it every Fourth.
However. the fact that none of
the principal towns Of the county
celebrated the day did not cause the
people of the county to forget that
they We're Americans. nativeborn
or naturalized, and not many staid
at home, numerous neighborhood
affairs serving as a medium for Oh
serving the day.
The principal celebration in the
county was at Shier'S Grove, Cav
ton. This was attended hv well mo
10 thousand people. There was am
Grafton by Attorney Cameron. a
game of base ball and the usual races
aud other sports.
Some of the Emmons county folks
went to Pollock and few to Eure
Na, where the day was being cele-
hrated.
There was large picnic gather
ing, also, in the Dakem neighbor-
hood. at Homer Grove, some four
or five hundred people being pres
ent
a large number from the Eazcton
country and from the eastern part
of he county went To the celehra-
ton at Napoleon, many Of them at
tracted by the game of base ball be-
tween llazelton and Napoleon. AL
though the day was about as uncom-
Portable as could he imagined heat.
a high wind and dust storm all.
combining to make things disagree
able there was the biggest crowd
assembled that the Logan county
capital has ever had within its
borders. There were games of all
sorts. an address by the editor of
the Record. and two base ball con
tests. The first was Hazelton- Napo-
leon, resulting II to in favor of
the former. and game between
kintyre and Burnsted, in which the
f.mmons county team won out. A
foot race between Paul Kurt of
liazclton and Il Logan county man.
was Won by kurtz The people of
Napoleon did everything possible to
make the day an enjoyable one for
the visitors
An accident at shier's Grove and
one at Napoleon married the pleasure
of the day AT Shier's son of John
Ohlhauser was injured by buggy
IN which he was riding tipping over.
Tie was severely hurt, but at latest
reports was all right
a Napoleon. IN the evening Just
before dark, a young man named
'Sylvanus Johnson. residing west Of
Napoleon in Logan county near the
F.mmons county line, started to give
a broncllo-riding exhibition. The
horse reared and fell squarely back
onhlm, the front and rear of the
SADDLE striking the rider in the
chest and stomach When the writer
left Napoleon Tuesday noon it was
not thought that the injured man
would recover
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-07-07

Meals and lunches at all times at
the Linton Bakery. fjanlt
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-07-07
TAKEN Up BULL.

Taken up by the undersigned, one
black yearling bull; no brand or
marks. This animal has been around
my place since last spring. Owner
will please call, pay charges and
take the animal away.
w. I Mcclure, Omio, N. ID.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-07-07
Baseball Notes.

| The Linton team is still absent.
They played three games in Valley
l.Clty, winning one and losing two.
| Word from them comes in allopathic
doses, and hence the Record is not
able to state whore they have played
in the last few days or when they
will return home
There was a tournament at Pollock
tins week Hazclton, Pollock and
Eureka beng the contrasting teams.
Pollock got first money and Hazel
ton second. There were some close
scores Hazelton beat Eureka 9 to
9 and and lost to Pollock 2 to 0 and
II too Next Saturday and Sunday
Fort Yates will play at Hazelton.
A hand-sachel containing several
dollars in money awaits the owner
at the office of the I1mmons County
Record The sachel was found bv
Joe Eberle, who at once brought il
to the Record office and ordered il
advertised
Meals and lunches at all times at
the Linton Bakery. janlj
Tanana leader. [volume] (Tanana, Alaska) 1909-1910, 1910-05-05
TANAMA LEADER, THURSDAY, MAY S, 1910

completely built in. and the labori.
Gus portage had to he repeated. In
sheer desperation he played his last
card, and, knowing the timid ma
ture Of the beaver, he constructed a
figure in the shape OF a man and
placed it III the centre of the aper-
ture. where it remained gro,esque
object for several days. On his re-
turn to his amazement he found
only the head and shoulders Of the
figure remaining sticking above
the completed dam. After this he
gave up endeavoring to clear the
portage.
Tanana leader. [volume] (Tanana, Alaska) 1909-1910, 1910-05-05

Two ladies, previously unacquainted,
were couversing at reception. After a
few conventional remarks the younger
exclaimed: II cannot think what has
upset that tall blonde man over there.
He was so attentive little while ago,
but he won't look at me now" "Per-
haps," said the other, "he saw me
come in. He's my husband. "-Phila.
delphia INQUIRER.
Tanana leader. [volume] (Tanana, Alaska) 1909-1910, 1910-05-05

Arrangements will shortly be made
by the Austrian government for the
public sale of radium for medical aud
experimental purposes. The total
quantity of radium which has been
thus far recovered for scientific use
throughout the world is estimated not
to exceed quarter of pound.
Tanana leader. [volume] (Tanana, Alaska) 1909-1910, 1910-05-05

Charles P. Taft, brother of the Pres
ident, has denied that he will maintain
at great cost private telephone line
between his home in Cincinnati and
the White House.
Tanana leader. [volume] (Tanana, Alaska) 1909-1910, 1910-05-05
BEAVER TRAPPING
IN CANADA

| .oAA\iNA Ahot SiS wa NJ al q NbAt'S
more than All emblem. was almost
as nearly extinct askhe buffalo, and
i'll order to preservtsas far as posi-
Bile the few which were left and to
perpetuate the species stringent
game laws were enacted by the va
rious provinces of the Dominion
forbidding the hunting, shooting
trapping, wounding or killing of
any animal of the species for all al
most indefinite period.
1t was thought that in this way,
even if the useful animal should
never again increase sufficiently to
become All asset of any intrinsic
value to the Dominion, a sufficient
number would at least be preserved
for park and natural history pur
poses. This plan succeeded beyond
the fondest imaginings of the game
guardians for the beaver, LEFT uu-
molested, has increased to such All
extent throughout the various prov
inces as to become quite numerous
Indeed. complaints are being re-
ceived by the various game guar
dians, says the Field, to the effect
that the en,erprising little engineer
is doing damage to drains and
lands in the vicinity of the dams.
Owing 10 the general grati6ca-
ton felt. however. by the guar
dams, as we'll as by sportsr ell and
others over the excellent results Of
the close season. little attention has
been paid to these complaints, as i,
was felt that the alleged damage
done by damming the streams and
thereby flootling the neig Ii boring
lands will be obviated when the
projected drainage work has been
completed.
1t is asserted that the complaints
were largely originated by persons
who desired the season opened for
killing beaver, SO that they could
make profit from the furs. In
Manitoba the close season for
beaver is indefinite, and there is no
intimation that a date will be fixed
when they may be trapped or killed
i'll any way. There are many colo
mics Of the animal in the province,
OH the Ochre river, III the Swan
River district. in the neighborhood
of Lake Dauphin and along the
Souris river, beaver dams being
very plentiful.
In Saskatchewan no one may
trap or kill beaver in any manner,
until December 10, 1910, nor may
any one during that time destroy a
beaver dam. In Alberta the sea-
sou is closed until December 81,
1912, while i'll British Columbia
the beaver is immune from destruc-
| ton until August (, 1871. In On
tario, AS in Manitoba, An indefinite
period has been fixed for the pro-
lection of the HEAVIER, and the re-
suit of the closed season for the last
few years is appreciably apparent.
While in most parts of Ontario the
beaver is practically extermina,ed,
in Algonquin park they have null
tiplied very rapidly.
As instancing difficulties encoun-
tered through the dams being cou.
structed by the animals. a member
of the McLachlan Mill Company.
OH making one of his periodical in
spections OF the company's remain
ing timber at point where portag.
ing was necessary, found that the
beaver had damned the river. He
decided to cut a portion out of the
dam in order to relieve the food,
and did SO, placing net across the
cutting. This he found OH his next
trip repaired and the dam rs before
He then placed two cross cut saws
Tanana leader. [volume] (Tanana, Alaska) 1909-1910, 1910-05-05

Many mans good reputation is
due to what isn't found out aboht
him.
Tanana leader. [volume] (Tanana, Alaska) 1909-1910, 1910-05-05

las result of the congressional discussion, Repre-.
sentatives Foster of Vermont Ktchn of North Carolina
Wood of New Jersey Lata of Nebraska and Ssson and
Collier of Mississippi going to the trip to Alaska
this year and personally Investigate the conditions in the
territory says newspaper paragraph If the gentlemen
take the time and trouble to become acquainted with Alas
kans and their affairs their views will undoubtedly
broadened and their minds made clearer regarding the
things upon which they have been trying to inform them
selves Their here ought also to mofy keen
disappointment the decision of the President not
come to see us this year. .-.~,-~~-..
Tanana leader. [volume] (Tanana, Alaska) 1909-1910, 1910-05-05

Warrants we're recently sworn out at Nome charging
four Eskmos of the Arctic coast two and two
with living in adultery. The laws penalties extend to
them but it's privileges do not reach quite so far.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-01
Sh0emake er
! a Suicide

8 William Jacobusky, a shoemak-
err committed suicide at 10:30
this morning at his home, 1906
East Twenty-sixth street, by
shooting himself through the head
with a revolver.
Jacobusky was 5S years of age
land leaves a widow and four chill
|dren. He was the proprietor of q
little shoe shop at 910 Division
|avenue.
+ Mrs. Jacobusky stated that her
husband had not been well of late
|and had threatened to kill himself
The coroner was notified. and
after viewing the remains had
them sent to the Gaffney parlors
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-01
You've Heard the "Malefactors of Great
Wealth" Call the Colonel Some Mighty
Hard Names But Read What Londoners
Are Saying to Him Today Just Because
He Spoke Plainly to Them

In characteristic speech yesterday Col Roosevelt told the
British what thought about their administration OF al
fairs in Egypt
Today London stirred and this what the newspa-
there saying ct. r.:
The Evening Stars Roosevelt is guilty of grave offense
the binding Roose
vets should him careful in his
comment regarding Pasha
The Manchester Guardian The coonels views muddled
and boyish.
The Standard His crime, little short OF
sacrilege
Londo be surprised should
sensitveness resulting
his criticism"
The LEADER Roosevelt the greatest of modern sentmen
taliss
speech a humiang rebuke
from alien critic
The Telegraph: bitter medicine. A brusque, blunt
admonition.
conventional
on of international propriety.
The Graphc Socrates poisoned giving too
much advice.