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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-06-08
q half day a trial, which show
ed that the machine was strict

ed that the machine was strict
" alright. AS the machine is
practically all steel, except the
pole and seat, standing out in
the weather has not damaged it,
excepting the belt. These ma
chimes now sell at S14O0. 90 and
freight, which is equivalent to a
bout STATS. 90 delivered at Crary.
With the new belt and d coat
|of paint, the machine is practi-
|caly the same as If shipped di-
rect from factory. But, as q have
told you on several occasions du-
ring the past six years, that If
your town decided to buy d ma
chine I would give you a special
price on one account Of the
many courtesies you have ex-
tended to me. In buying d ma
chine under the present law we
can extend you any terms you
want 80 as to make it easy for
the township to MAKE the raw
n1ents. You can divide them up
into five annual install Iments, and
make your first payment come
due d year from next fall IL your
town desires. As you are aware.
under the bill that passed the
Legislature the recent session,
your town would have no author
ity To purchase, xcspting for
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-06-08
chine and report before any set

cnlne ana report before any set
Element should be made. Com
mittee reported favorably, ma
chine was brought up and tried;
worked satisfactorily anda settle
ment for it was made at a later
meeting.
Now as evidence that instead
of making anything on Til g deal,
Davis, by keeping his eyes open,
made about $500 for the town
ship, including some extras se-
cured. We have other comn1u-
Ilications from the Company
mr. Williams having died be-
fore settl Element was made that
the grader was sold at too low
a price, but that they would
stand by Mr. William i price
after having seen his letters.
Now Mr.. Editor, Mr.. Davis has
lived right here with us for oy-
er w two years; has been
an ofilcer OF our school and civil
township, often against his wish.
es. since theii. organization til
1880, and it Is due to the good
management of him and those
who have been ASS ciated with
him, that we have pointed with
pride for many years to Der.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-06-08

became a candidate for the leg
|islature at our urgent request
and much against his will six
years ago, and we are largely
responsible for his candidacy
since knowing him to be a man
who will always work for our
best interests. You are safe in
saying that Bergen township is I
solid Tor Davis, and against
those who would try to inilre
him and at the same time cast
reflections on the intelligence of
practically all the voters III our
township.
is. N. 0verbo Board Of Super
r. il. Bttolfson yisors Of Ber-
IL. eA. Slime gen township.
! 1t takes the best of good taste
to select appropriate colors for
painting your house, and the
best Of good Judgment to select
paint that will give the most
wear for the least cost. BIood's
paint album shows you the COR
rect color combinations Blood 81
paint does the rest. It's sold bv
Peterson Adams.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-06-08

Don't pay 30 cents d rod for
woven wire hog fencing, when
you can get it for S5 cents d rod
at Peterson Y Adams.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-22
Catarrh Cannot: Be Cured

with local APPLICATIONS, g they !, ~
reach the ssat Yt the disease GAtafrh ia y,
blood or c0Dstit dtional disease. and Id order 4
cure It you must tAke internal remedies Finn;
Catarrh Cure u taken Internally and: acts direcf
" on the blood and macous surfAc III. ia IL,
sGatarfh' Cure is not 81 quack medicGis e IL IA;
country for Sears md ts a:reKhlarf preserfntfnn
It ~ 8composed. of the best tonics akHpVia con
bined With the best blood p1rffers Aetink direct
" on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combi
nationsQf the TWO tents IL what Drodura,
Tor testimonial free. 80 sassss .ss'
+. !. CHENEY & CO... Props. Toledo. 81 /
Sold BY Druggists. price Toe.
xEk6 nal1ss TsNily RiilsFluE conatiDstiea.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-22
CLUBS AND CHARITIES
Club. Calendar. !

y Dung Matrons club, Mrs D.sD;s Duns
ham, 343l Oakland aVenue, 2: 80 :, m.
Como w c. T. VI, Mrs, ]. p Ellis,
Foreign Missionary society Of HIGH.
land Park Presbyterian church, Mrs.
w. b. Maclean, 264I Fremont avenue
N, 8 pm. is.iI3,.
Ladies' Aid society OF Simpson NJ. 10.
church, church parlors, all day.
Mothers club Of Riverside kinder
garten, kindergarten rooms, ESQ nm.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-22
: About Tea, !

That authoritative publication, "The
United States Dispensary,'' says that
tea, being peculiarly susceptible to ex7,
traneousg influences;a great care should
be taken. to preserve its virtues l,Ii-.
paired. and this is well done by the
"Salada'' Tea company. which backs
all its tea in sealed lead packages.' ,'4' ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-22
Sure and safe Cure for Group.

When 9 man finds a good thing it is
natnra thatsh he should Wish to share his
good 3fortnns with others. Mr.. Henry.
Bolz, of ttHiilsboro, Iowa, Isl not. an ex.
ception:ltos this rule. He says, 81 have
used, Cham berlain's Cough Remedy in
for years. AS a Group cure
it has no equal. am satisfied that #
saved my boys life, and take pleasure
in Recommending It. - j; IS. :: - 80
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-22
What the Market Affords.

=" Spanish maekerel, 20 cents d 8 pou iibai;
fresh mackerel, go, cents each. =. . !s4:,,:
Blue fsh,4s20 cents asspound.7 Il
~ Pompano, 40 cents: w "
erappies, small, cents :. "a pound;
5large. 10 cents. 81 NJ ~ .. =
Parsley, 5 cents bunch.
Lemons, 25 and 80 cents a dozen.
For the Spanish 'mackerel, draw and
wash carefully, cut it down the entire
length Il en- of the back, .takez out the, spine
a nar s W,Pe IT dry, then season with pep
broil slowly until thoroly done; re-
move it to hot dish and pour over
the Following Il sauce ~ Take "a table
sspoonfu / fresh, sweet butter and
kaead it:.lNsi finely chopped parsley
ond lemon ittice AZ e' :.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-22
Daughters Of the King. -

%!Ehe local: assembly Of. the Daughters
of the King will hold its eleventh an
nual meeting Saturday.. The celebra-
tion Of. the holy communion at 4 am.
will. be, at. Gethsemane church lime
apeIis, land st. Mary's2 church, st: Paul:
The, business meeting at $3.50 PIN. w III:
he. "a 7Gethsemane church. Rev I.l;sP.
Johnson Will welcome The; /: delegates,
and there will be reports .Tof officers
and chapters: the election .ofs ! officers:
and 2 paper, ttsWearinE the CROSS. i a
social hour and supper will follow. and
be by Rev.t,G. Heathcote5 al lls.sss Rev.
IS. B. PdrVes will conduct a: question
box. s 5t;4 ia 3,.-.s. m
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-22

ny Miss Alice M :. ne iilners all ss Albert E.
Bryan were nlikedi Id ma rriar 81 Veflnes-
day afternepa I'D, st I'll lie. spT essence of stheir
inme date friends. The III AZ wore q
dainty gown of white null and carried
a large bouquet Of white peonies. Miss
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-22
'n. 80 lttf 9tss sstn3H.'f ~ 80
CROKER OUT OF; POLITICS
- 49, SD ~ ..4,i
Former Tamirany Boss Will Not. Re.
turn to New York, Son Says. ISIS Il I.

turn 70 New Y6Fk, Son Says. y
Journal Special Service.
New York; Nov: & 292 9. any father is
thru with New York politics forever, q, :,
Baltic B. IS. .s. !. . ,s.-..'
73l.' have not seen him in almost two
years; the young man went on 80 and
| & expect 5to spend aorne time with him at
$50 * Will no return to America with
yolrsNs he was ask ed. S.s ST. E,sls
He certainly will Il ct, :, 2 vas the sem-
phatic answer. s. There is no ssfonnsla.
ton whatever for the story that helm
tends 70 visit America n this year. He
life sin ireland. There. is nothitlps IW licR
could compel him to enter politics. Il "a
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-22

ST. Paul IS Guild, Mrs. II. ssB... Waite,
1907 Colfax avenue s.: All day. 4, -.
Cassiopeia club, Mrs. Louis Koch,
1917 Second avenue ST.; $3.50. pm. -, -,
Frances Neal w. c.. G. u, Mrs. Belle !:
Walker, A Twelfth street S,s3 pan. Il.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-22

Tie home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. j.:
Ahern, l516 Twenty-seventh street W,
was the; scene Of pretty wedding last
night, ! when their sister, Miss Della
Ahern, became the bride Of Eugene w.
johnston. =. The service was read by
the tRey;T. E. Cullen at s o'clock and
Mrs w.. Fryberger presided at the
piano and played the "Lohengrin;'2'
bridal chorus. Frank Squire sang and
the Mendelssohn march was played by
Mrs. Fryberger as the occasional mu-
sic: The bridal party stood under a
canopy. palms, ferns and. white
'clrXsanthemums. &2>%>'l>>t =. ;: !
!. ; Miss Ahern wores cream wolfe over
white silk with garniture Of velvet and
cream lace. A spray Of white sweet
peas was worn in; the hair and the. bou:3:
iquet was at%shoWer of: white roses and
sweet peas. Miss Esther Bergeson
was the maid Of honor and wore pale
blue silk Her. flowers were white
sweet peas. The BRIDES little. nephew
Phillip Ahern, was; the page and Mr..
johnson. was attended by Eugene
Grimm as best man., ~: ~ III. T.:
IS Mr.; and Mrs Johnston leftsE after. an
informal rec option fora short eastern
Phey will he at.:home after Jan.
q; in they# Mime haha~ apartments, St.
% 49, |=,jsjSs 2y 81 at II = '*t ~.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-22

Miss sNLYra 3Braine rd, daughter of. Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick BFainerd, and Har-
;rsyy .C1arkson were married last flight at
the home of the brides parent, 1922
Ninth avenue S. Rev. MI. Stevenson
read tho. service in the presence of q
group Of family friends. Mrs. Loren
Lewis played the wedding. music and
Miss Olson sang. Miss Luella Country
man was the maid. Of honor. and wore
pink silk+s9over pink and held an arm
bouquet Of pink chrysanthemums. Tie
bride s gown was Of white chiffon over
taffeta, y Ell borat ely trimmed with
poiut lace ahdssWhite satin ribbons The
bridal bouquet was Of white chrYsan-
ithemums. r. s 4S5 d fSS3s;$3;SS .&2k +
Tho rooms were decorated i'm green
and white with chrysanth em1lmls, palms
and ferns. !. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarkson will
be at home at 1929 Fourteenth avenue
s, after Dec. Is. ..SE 5s55 E#sS
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-22

The wedding of Miss Teresea X ubon
and Fred Hanson took place last even
ing III the St. Boniface parochial resi-
denee.5ss ReyszAdra Schimi tt: read the
service, Miss Vera Hanson was the
maid of honor and Henry Kubon Yves
csc silk gown" trimmed with real lace
and her flowers were white roses. Miss
Hanson's gown was of white nun IS
yelling and she held bouquet 81. pink
roses. A reception followed lat the
home Of sthes BRIDES parents; Mr. and
Mrs. ]. Kubon, 455 Madison street NE,
Miss Susie Deisdorff played aaprogram
Of piano numbers. Ferns and pink sroses
made the decoration. Nj. and ]. Mrs.
H l.,I shaye; gone to ghisags sThey
will be at home at Madison street
NE after Dec -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-22
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL. d.

A. E. Merrill is at aColfax Springs. Iowa. for
ftwo weeks. .24<s.; 80 - -. ',.T,.' -
The Ideal Euchre club will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. WIT. Nelson, 3O27 Chi
cago avenue. - .*9aHG -.z-9=- :. I -. -
Miss Mabel ,Newgosrd l.; ana WIN, o. Newgora
have returned from a short, trin to Springfield.
Ohio, where they were Visiting ftiends. :, : - ~
Bridal Veil lodge, No.n 203, d. OF H., will
give card party tomorrow afternoon at the
nome of Mrs. Dames,a 400 Jefferson street NE.
Minneapolis people at New York hotels are as
follows: Hotel Astor, w. I. Carpenter; Fifth
Avenue, Mrs. Washburn. W., p. ysWashburn,y D.
n. Crosby; Continental Mrs. AZ D. Johhson ;
Alger, Ffl~ = =, ;.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-22

The. ladies Of AsbduIrFy hospital have.
their final deIcatessen sale aflsday Sat
nrday at the Bo1tell store. Mincemeat;
homemade q speciality. &. S. = - SIS
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-12
For familjen och hemmet.
FRUKTETANDETS INFLYTANDE
PA TANDERNA.

De, som rest / sydliga lander, kunna
icke nog beromma de utmarkta tan
der, som de sett infodingarna ega, och
som de pasta arc vanliga der och icke
som ofta hos oss en- sallsynthet. l all
manhet arc de eniga harom att den enk-
la,pa frukt rika foda, som dessa menni-
skor njuta, ar orsaken till delta. Frukt-
atare ha ocksa hos oss CODA tander,och
delta af flere orsaker: for Diet forsta
innehaller frukten anne till bestands-
delar for CODA, starka lander, och for
Diet andra ar frukt genom sin syrhalt
EFT utmarkt tandreningsmedel. Jag har
sjelf f0rs0kt Diet och sett att all tand-
stem f0rsvann, sedan jag b0rjade en- or
dentlig fruktkur. Hfven gr0nsaker YER
ka fordelaktigt pa tanderna.
Genom sin rikedom pa narsalter arc
frukterna at storsta betydelse for for
nyandet af tandernas material. Men
framf0r ALT arc de ytterst verksamma
sasom tandrenande och desinficierande
medel. Angaende delta torde nagra
forklaringar ara af modem.
Da vi alta EFT apple, EFT paron eller
en- drufva, kommer den friska svallan-
de lifskraften, som d0ljes i fruktens Gel
Ter och som so~mmarvarmen har CONT
at oss derinne, i beroring med ALA tan
derna, afven deras aflagsnaste horn
och vinklar, putsar t~andemaljen blank
och renar de sjukdomsg0mmande spric-
vid delta f0rsta angrepp, aflagsnas
dock genom den i frukten befintliga
alkaliska syran. Denna syria f0rmar t,
o. n. att med tiden upplosa den tand,
stem, som ofta ganska tjockt bildats pa
emaljen. Att icke emaljen sjelf f0rst0,
res af syrorna, derf0r s0rjer den ma
tron, som timetables / tandernas sub
STAINS och hvilken har den egenskapen,
att den binder syror, d. ". S. oskadlig.
gor dem. Xfven sorjer naturen genom
.syrornas fina %f0rdelning i frukten der,
for, att dessa icke skola verka skadligt
pa tanderna.
Det ar endast var ovana vid denna
sunda och naturliga naring, som / for,
sta ogonblicket kommer oss att finna
fruktens smak sa sur, att kuren synes
oss obehaglig. ON syrorna ut0fva ALT,
for stor refining, som da man t. ex. for,
tar omogen frukt, da upptrader nun
mems slemhinna genast som varnare
och imam tanderna annu kommit / be
roring med dem, intruder en- stark
misunderstanding, som bildar EFT tillfai
ligt skydd for tanderna.
vi maste saledes anse fortarandet al
frukt som Diet f0rnamsta och naturenli.
caste medlet till tandernas hardande,
renande och h~ihehamande
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-12
Sangerskans roman.

Fran sjukhuset pa Alsterstrasse bars
Diet ut en- likkista till de dodas stora
tysta stad. Vid den 0ppna grafven sto-
do endast en- gammal qvinna och en- H.
ten flicka och grato bittert. Den doda
hade varit deras enda st0d, NOR och
dotter efterlemnade hon hjelpl6sa, och
dock var det med EFT lyckligt leende,
den d0da hade slumrat in. Da hon for
en- ito ar sedan som lycklig brud lem
made sin fodelsestad Wien, for att Boz
satta sig / Budapest, skulle hon sakert
med EFT hanleende afspisat den som da
forutsagt, att hon jemf0relsevis IA ar
derefter skulle do 1 yttersta armod pa
EFT sjukhus | sin fodelsestad, efter att
den man, hvilken hon tillbad, och hvars
.karaktsr hade &rekommit henne hold
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-12
Millionarens anger.
S..

Jag har dyrt och heligt ~lofvat, att
jag skall gifva den man ersattning, mot
hvilken jag for femton ar sedan begick
en- sa grym oratt.
Scenen var pastor James Langleys
ezpeditionsrum, och orden uttalades af
den sydafrikanske m~illionaren Alec
Fotheringsham.
Nj har kommit hit / EFT mycket be-
synnerligt arende, SADIE preston efter
en- kort stund. Nj sager, att nj for fem
ton ar sedan bestal en- kollega pa kon-
toret och gjorde att han flick straffar-
bette | ert stale SAINT att nj nu onskar
uppspara honom och godtgora edert fell
steg.
= ia, Diet g0r jag, SADIE millionaren.
Och da jag viste, att nj ar den prest,
som vid den tiden besokte mitt olyckli-
ga offer, trodde jag, att nj kanske ma
got kande till hans nuvarande vistelse-
ort.
Den gamle preston skakade pa slit
gra hufvud och suckade.
- Jag HAMMER ty varr lika litet till
hans nuvarande vistelseort som nj, sva-
rade han. Jag har icke hort nagot af
honom, sedan han lemnade fangelset.
= Kanske tjenstemannen vid fangel-
set kunna beratta oss nagot?
= Det ar knappast ~sannolikt, men nj
kan ju forsoka. bet ar manga ar, Sc.
dan den nlycklige mannen kom pa fri
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-12

Halften af Frankrikes qvInnor for.
tjana saliva slit uppehalle. bet
fnnes $50 lakare. $40 forfattarinnor
och journalister, 300 malarinnor och
skulptriser, $500 skadespelerskor,
IL, 900 barnmorskor, 80, 900 mode
handlerskor, 90. 0O0 / statens tjanst
anstallda qvinnor, 95, 900 klostersy-
strar, loo, 900 lararinnor, $50, 600
butik. och kontorsdamer, 500, 600
qvinnor, som lefva ar sin form0gen-
het, $40, 600 fabriksarbetersk or, ESQ.,
600 tjanstehickor, $50, 600 sommerskor
och 2, 400, 900 butikegarinnor, MEIER
skor o. d.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-12
Warren / ar.

Man vet att ON warren /.
Diet studer och spritter
Och att Diet | snaren
Ar jubel och qvitter
Och lif j de doldaste vrar
Med dagar sa klara
Och sol uti slime.
Just som Diet skall vara,
Mar warren ar inne
Men So ar Diet inte ! ar.
Och larkan den lila
Pa vingarna latta,
Hon brukar att drilla
Sin visa den malta
ON lekande, leende var;
Och trasten han lockar,
Och lundarna svara,
Och blommor man plockar
Och sd skall Diet vara,
Men silk ar Ell warren / ar.
Och hvar liten tufva,
Hon brukar sig klada
Med hvitsippor ljufva
Pa gr0nskan den spada,
Der nyvackt i solen hon star.
Sig fjar'larna svansa
S3 fina och malta,
Och myggorna dansa,
Och det ar Diet rata,
Men So det ej ter sig / ar.
Och hagen hon knoppas
Och bjorkarna l6fvas,
Och "hage det hoppas'
Och bollkastning 0fvas
l rosig och lekande var.
Mar majdagen stundar.
l gront plar sig smycka
Bad dalar och lumbar
Och hagar och lycka,
Men annorleds ar Diet ar.
jag ut under tiden
Har l&tit mig lockas
Dit upp uti liden,
Der sipporna plockas,
Och senast Diet handle / gar.
Der inne j snaren
De stads bTukat finnas
Sa har lids pa warren,
Sa langt jag kan minnas -
Men inga Diet hittats i ar.
Viii nu till sin stuga
Till skogen man titta,
Der sippor tros buga,
Man drifvor skall hitts
Och is uti buskar och snar.
Och will man sig wanda
Till lex uti backen,
Sa far man kan banda
En- snoboll i nacken -
ia, sadan ar warren i ar.
Costa.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-12

bet aterstar icke mycket att beratta.
For narvarande har Fotheringhams fir
ma en- k~ompanjon och hans MANN ar
Derrick Hope, och denne ar icke blot
hans medarbetare i City, utan afven |
nagot, som ar annu mycket battre.
Ty han helper Alec Fotheringham |
hans arbete bland den stora stadens af-
skum, och pa delta satt har en- gammal
oforratts dad vuxit upp att bara god
frukt.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-12
"Baste herr Fotheringham!

- Lemna delta bref till herr Fergus
son, SADIE han. Jag tror icke, att nj
skall komma att angra Diet.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-09-07

HIM as the advance agent Of the
Presidents reform measure.
His old "safe and sane'' foes,or
some Of them, have sought in
in him a refuge from Hearst.
From coast to coast the shouts
of JOY ring out, and Madison
Square Garden is to be packed
as it never was before.
This must be stimulating
even to a man whose experience
might lead him to make a prop
or discount for the emotional in
politics, but it suggests doubts
and questionings. Certainly it
is no easy matter to satisfy the
expectations that have been
raised. The test is severe for
one who is after only human,
and there are disquieGing con-
ditions. There is the Hearst
problem, for example,. Hearst
is cole, reserved and distant.
he will make a personal call,
but as a member of the Indpen-
dence League he has delicate
scruples and an Overwhelming
sense of the proprieties. If old
complications have passed away
new ones have arisen, and amid
all the incense Mr.. Bryan, with
his added years and instructive
experience, must realize that he
will have a stiff piece Of work
before him after the New York
jubilee Record-H Her
aid.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-09-07

I hereby announce myself as
a candidate for denomination
for the Office Of County Com
missioner Of the 3rd commits
sioner district Of Pennington
county, South Dakota, subject
to the will of the Republicans
in convention assembled.
JOHN A. MILLER.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-09-07
umph Of worthier doctrines is
inevitable.
STANDARDS TROUBLE

At last an indictment has
been returned against the
Standard Oil company, that
means something, even to that
Millionaire monopoly. The bills
returned by the two federal
grand juries in Chicago charge
the Standard with receiving I'M
lawful rebates on GAPS counts.
If it should be found guilty on
all counts, the minimum penalty
of ST, 900 for each offense would
make a total fine of $6,428,0OO
while the maximum penalty Of
500, 900 on each count would
make the aggregate fine $685.
$50, 1000.
This would be somewhat diff
ferent from the mild and pleas
ant doses Of correction which it
has hitherto been customary to
administer to the embattled oc-
topus. 1t is still not as efec-
tive as a criminal prosecution OF
responsible officials, but it will
no doubt cause the high lights
of Standard Oil to take some
interest in the proceedings. A
hundred and twenty-eight mil
lion dollars is something like
three years. dividends.
However there is still one
wide river to cross, and there's
many a slip 'twixt indictment
and conviction. We may ex-
|pect to see an array ofthe finest
legal talent in the land devoting
every possible effort to the de-
Tense. And, meanwhile, there
lis a good opening for some OF
academic apologists to get busy.
OF course these accusations do
not affect Mr.. Rockefeller in any
way, for the offenses alleged are
all within the last three years,
while the president Of the com.
pany has had no connection
with the company for twelve
years-going on thirteen now
and in fact hasn't been in the
Office for seven years. But, even
so, a short and scholarly disser.
tation on the general benef-
cence os the company and its
honorary president would be
very fitting and appropriate, il
only for the benefit Of the new
students who will be coming il
this fall-World Herald.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-09-07

President Peck of the Ameri-
can Bar Association in his adj
dress to the annual meeting Of
that club asks if we have too
much government and if so
what is the remedy2 Why if
there is too much law we would
recommend less bar-lcss law
yers.