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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-30
Uisconfins ~Seeislatur.

Sire Sorilog fremfommer fremoe.
les % sser @eneoen af benz, iom
maa eaa al aisSets Gang. @uIgfc.
miteen inoftinebe 9irsbns ben 28oe,
at gper af fsrfte alasie life ftol bore
bunbue til gartiIinier, men at grs'
pepaIg ifaI bolbes z Gage foruo for
bet oIminoelige 8ale, og at be to
gerioner, iom ba faar be leite Stern.
mer til ct 8pembeoe, fuI bore be
eneite 8anbibater.
ct SorFas gear no Saa, at aoeg
life maa inoferes | 8iscouitn, meo-
miubre bet 6 Maoneoer foruo bar
ppret @ienitoub for Snipetticn ener
undertakes en- iaobou Oeo aufom.
item.
2ppfomiteen inbftiner, at en- aon'
pention ifol boIoes | auleoning al
ben p~oatenfte S~orarbring | Statens
@runbIob.
GcrIaget out Ell ginbeitreugsia'
fabrit peo Statens Straifeauitalt |
@altpun i~n6itiIeSes til SortaiteIie;
men Scr. Tboulas foH meo ct Snb'
ititut.
20 Sorilng inbitiaeoes til 9ifalo,
neinlis ct ON. at &onrftneer life maa
sifte iig, o. at 9srn unber 16 aar
life n,aa anpenoes til Sobrifarbeios.
Ebompions SoriIus ON, at Segis'
Iaturen ffaI beoe aonsresien at op.
rette en- gaftepoit bIsp forfaitet, ba
Orr. Seott siorSe opmerfiom paa,
at en- iaaoan p9ieHtlig bill fomne
SonoeIsmGno / Storbperne tiIgooe.
Giffe. os SngtfOmiteen inoittaer,
at Straffen for SOertrGoeIie al 60
ben ON Snst % 6iiteri ffaI foroob'
les / @ientageliesttIf9loe.
Sagen ON unniteubiee Goertisie.
menter fon op I Senatet og GAP I'm.
Ieoning til en- IioIig Gebat, bpori
G'$rr. RobIe, ROebr, Socfnep, Sub.
non, Sroeming og Barter tog Del.
gilen gaar no pou, at screenings.
fsrere for apiicr, iOm optager umo.
ralife meoicinite aDertisiementer, og
be, iom iptter benz mo, ffal itraffes
me6 Sansiel og life mere faa Sob til
at apertere Northumberland / eta.
ten. SorIaget bifuIbtes os ffaI op.
tases til treble 9psnins.
30 Gcrlag angaoenoe Sporoogus.
Inner meuem f[ere gper peotoees.
Suiet aupen6te 2 Elmer Srsoas
paa en- gutomcbiI. @in af 9bomns
% enote meo at Ian ben libel. Den
isgte at iuoifr9nfe WotormaIfiners
Surtigbeo pg mebte Wobftanb al
2obbpen.
300 Sorailg al Socinloemotrnten
Sbompion ff 9ttlDmifees 8praao
Cob til at uoiteOe Bombs, nanr ct
GIertaI al @elgerne bifoloer BET.
SoriInssftiaeren opIpite, Of Solicit /
RiItpnufee eieutnsenbe bupoe itemt
for ct fommnmolt 2psperf, men at
@praaSet ftnbi9 bapSe mooiot fig
bet.
7orsoog ben 25Se ioretuees 3 &c.
ndtorafitemuinger, os @eiuItutet bIeu
Tom fsr.
Ser blep en- Iinhg Debat ON Gl'
pers Sbictbia, % ct Goriss paa al
ilaa ben libel mislutfeees. 10 npe
Sorfne f~orelneoes Suiet. % Der
frenfom noeIe Observation-Disclosures,
men intet bIep beilirttet.
Rama: ssSsed bra6er, bu opisris
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-30

6o43. Sp.: Soa6 er Sorifisnen rnels
lem Sbermpmetrene Sabrenbeit. @ed,r'
muir og Geliiiis2
Guar: 81 Sabrenbsit iparer til
IL Gelfus % 90 @sanmnr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-30

6044. Gp.: 1. Seq 6nr en- Stebipn
o.I.p. Gar bans @ober paa fit Sa9eleie
Ret til at ffi9nfe Bort iii hGm npale az
Slfets gtenoeIe uSsu NIT Stfalb %
Sdmtpffe?
2. SoaS Scrplietelier bar leg font
Stebfar operfor bdm?
8. Soao fan ban frrbre ! min gicn'
npm2
Spar: Rd.
2. Snsen.
8. Sugentins.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-30

Rama: Seq braber, bu opisrie
big iom en- liben Game, sa Sn innf.
feoe iooIGnse meo 5ri aieoeIis.@
aiae elie: so Sn, ies boISt Snna.
ben FOR glmoen, bpersons ies gie.
tpeos.-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-30

GOAL. g.: seq paatog mig at hngge
~goros Boob for en- Miano. Sec ifuloc
bape 90 Gents pr. Gpro % betdi!e bana
$3.50 pr. itec for Soften; ies f~ortdIte
ham, at ieg uiddtte p1re bisrue hper
SttSog % IiSt eaers, naar bet bar uscs
penoigt, bet faeSe ban oar "ou right.
san, efterat leg bar nuttet, oil ban iase
Detailing for aoiten babe for ben Sib,
ieg bar Dos BAN, 90 ben lib, ies oar
biemnie. oar ban Het bertil2 gaer
fan ieg trette al De Roagtioer, leg fpiits
bierue?
epar: 3ette nfbeugcr a~Itfanrrien
at bpah Spsrensfpmiten ntelem cher
pirfsIis cit NIB paa. Spts Cperenstoui.
item the bar HSfrsffeIis npf, faa at 3
Fan femme ppercns Dn Gasen taa rftns
beiis BIS, CO Der tngfn aubem wiaaSe at
rrbme saeen paa enb psb Brores ! Wet.
steu, pua ben ba &C Serbt faa nteset. Re-
get beftemt Char Saa, bpera Der bar Nst
sIer tlret I ct Eilfelbe Tom bette, tan nt
otter be nnebbefte cplrsntnser tie sipe.
@ftaleu bar, efter iom bet fer nh til, tie
taret tpbeiis eaer fpedff not.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-30

e05f. 60. fra Miba. Wiur., (of for
pripat Ratrr til at offentIiegisres).
Spar: Der fnube maaife sipres GHs
meibeife prn sassn til GuuutpabppfateR.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-30

6o42. Co.: aun Se eiDe mig nosen
Oplbsnins, ON Der CT Grbeibe at faa !
Ueplnt Saaiuier, BdSb., os hpab Gaslsns
men err
Srar: giri, hi fienber lite TIL VT
bcibsfprtplbene paa nGpute Steb. Ia
pi iepnlis mubtaser s~pprssrnaal at hen'
ne art, tan pi liseiaa spbt meS bet fanr'
me eneang for ale Dplsfe, al bet CT ps
elbeles umnItst at inbbente % stpe paa'
libelis 8eifeb pm, buab arbeiSslsnuen
er I be fprfieGise Dele at sanbet. On
spmerffpm 2eier Of gfabet, ii9r az bets
ap~rrefpsnbanee affecting, fan tmiSIertis
for mango Eiitritters gebfpmmetbe frip
bplSe fs sanifs bel uHberrettet ON flise
Ting, ba psre grepffrtpere Glnfinbes
iisbeb siser not iaa srei Undertaking
ON aft faabant.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-30

e045. Sp.: 1. San en- Ranb probe
op fit 9anb, naar bans Some life stper
fit gamtptte2
9. Oar SettIerre faaet Seuftanb paa
8~etalingen at Eer~minafnraset for 1907
paa 2anbet, fom bIeo aabnet paa Heo
Safe / 1904?
8. Sbao fan Der eisres ueo en- GsanS,
icm 6riffer iie bcrldet, uadr Der CT itrtfts
Iige gebtier for, at ban bar ~"fpcret al"
al beruienoe Sriite2
suar: 1. ga.
2. SenpsnS Gem til u. 2. samS Sf'
fiee, Gropfitpn, @ttun.
8. Oct CT ct Spsrssmaai, pperfpr
bpilfet aIprrSeus aIpst % Spfnbiombee
die Gage bar itaaet raaoptlb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-30

604S. Sp.: Ranr en- Tano Ieier rig
ub for ct aar og arbeiber bare fra Seps
TENDER til Rdrts, renIig 8 Radneeer.
o. ba faar COB 9runb III at iorIabe ars
beiosberren, fan ba @eoiommeube fore
LANCE iaa meeet for be 8 Ranneeer ban
bar arbeibet, dItfdd SdIbeeleu, iom ior
be 8 Teaancbsr. iom er isieu; q Der
inaeu aftale ear? Sodo Tiger 2ooeu |
Soma ON bet.
spar: Set berpr fsr en- ifsr Tel
saa sirbeisets eeifaffenhes. ssis ban
bar lsiet FIG ub til arbeiee q en- 6arm,
CT bet ielpfast, at arbeihet | ssmmer'
% Ssittiben CT mere perbf, tHb bet ban
uoiSrer Sun giRferen. Sintter ban,
fprbi ban bar COB % sHlbis e'ruHb til
bet, iaa Da Retten tilfieHse BAN Seta'
ling for bet drbeibe, ban bar ueisrt
rfter ben @ris, Tom CT alminselis for
iaasaHt arbsibe ben Gsr, bpSr ban bar
Gr6eibet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-30

The Sacrament Of Holy Baptism. By @. I.
Breivik, Pastor Of Chinook Evangelical
Lutheran Church, Chinook, Washington.
DEBORAH, La. Luth. Publishing House.
10 Cents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-30

6o49. Sp.: 1. Ste Tom til 2nnbet flor
Saar % bar life faaet nit fsufts ynptr.
San iee faa S4 m7
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-30

2. San Ge iise mig. Door sioerns &c
bebit Der | Qunbet mt
sbar: 1. ga.
2. Der CT ssbe Siber operait; Hetsp
bppr be CT tsbft, tan pi Tie ipars
pas.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-30
x
Hdao
o9
Dtnf.
Ky

gfuu absles inbelpt RnpH % sbRshi. i0r at lippe at sell beaaass.
Stmplsrus ubfsres Bnbas 5OrrstHne % be uf bHUe iBb. en- gons
ON uaen, % man pl brior uHberioeu TONNE III at psHts upste Gage Irnags
eno pao en- anben 9rrmte
Gbress: .. annnSIsn, Deeerab, 5espa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-30
D'S
Balsam of Myrrh

6aranteret at tGse aue
Wnnper % Saar paa Wens
neifer % DIR.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-30
Return In Ten Days to
Ole Glemstad,
R3, Box 81, Waukon, iowa.
OLE SIMONSEN,
GUNNIsoN, sANPETE co,
UTAH, u. 8. A.

DpsnInaenos Iesnius bier en- en- &u6bsfrmPl mO RauH Oa aorssis
liant 5orpepuoe @n iaaoou "Subbrhamp~ G uaImtubel9 Hnths mango 5'
buupe for Returnerus ai Srsus iOm life r tUmmsu aOresnnn ibanSe
nmt ION Stempei pa Srspe gedrssn ca itriuer ps ut 9tapH mest Itpoelet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-30
laben R~orreipcnoance.

speresuaoi fra 9erSsrtr, jem lie spstser RHf
Gspre iii Rtbaiicurr, brsan<f tfis.
sssrsspr bsSss sHatis fine e~ssrssmaaIt etssrt %
tnbf!iat Sprse.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-30
st iaaOaut "OutFt" ieuOes ion FrGulie neO SlaSrt for ct liars
SoriuSsbetaGns % iem Gents srtra til at betae
Porto, Goupplut Oh cSnDpGtuiua.

Sus its bet iuIbe Sesb 81. 80 nOfuOss, Utl en- ErRmr6Os bGpe RRO
fhsbstpr RaonsrsmpeL Grfaruns bar lnrt Os at ri life fan FHe Raorsfsmpc
meb glaoet for sl25.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-30
eet nsrif. seisfabs apartaIHrift, lite

let nsrifs ssifabs apartaIfrift, lite
Sefte 1907 sr tbicmmet meo fsl9suoe
SnSbcfb: afteritemuins t9ist), SIGp
asiseoI; on Sneeu gil bort. @rr. a.;
Sns. gi 5oed fraa sebbbsiarIiDet paa
Roro 2dtotas RrGrienio6er (0igt),
Ola s. &iie; Meraroer aieIIau. Rebafs
tsren; ct Stpiie norsf B~rssisbitorie,
Cad Sanfen; I'll giusocrne @m. ~;
% imellem.
Of SuSbeIoet oil bi ifGr frembrpe
Carl SeHFeus peerit iuteresfnute artitel.
b1ori ban fortRIIer -Sroreldneet o.
gnisranteu-s S9uoftiffeH"s cs -Sibeu'
ee-s Siitorie OF meooeIsr en- BEL Del
Sarbifhbe SplpsHineer fra ben rorife
greses fsrits sib Der I 2dn0et.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-30

SeuS ~8feorab.B oiteu" til Slnpt
% 8enner / Oct eamIe 2ano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-30

siprf . amsrifanff RatisnaibpHtne,
%tprrporeret al Obin @euuine. meb Cert
df Beer Strsnuue. er ubiourmet paa
@iaiam q. auun geuFic Cos. SorLas,
Riltpdutee. 10 Gents pr. grempIar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-30

GOAT. g.: 1. Haar en- Weni9heb
er in~forporeret, oe ben ba beYIutter, at
iaa og faa neeet fsaI ben 90 ben In8ee
til bisie Giemeb, ian maj bd meb rette
fable ben geIutning en- Coz, naar Der
intet fiees bber4en I ben gefutuine euer
9~tenig6ehens aouititution ON at toiree.
eler uieb Wast inbtraoe efter 9eIlnts
~nin9eu? Reuteheoens 8onftttitiou IL
ger bare ON ben Sine. at buis en- | ct
Var intet bibpaeer til Renig5ebeHs lb'
glitter oe iffe paa Grunb at Sdttiseom
fritaees, ba ffGI en- iaabdu broberIis fore
names. Or ha en- 8eautning Tom ben
n9bute en- Got. eIler er bet bare en- Res
Eigbebsbe lntntng2
2. 6nao meues meb Srbet COB; &c
set life idn, at man tam meo Rast siens
remfsre benz
spar: 1. Get or Blot en- NenisbeSs'
beilutnins, % insen fan tpinses til
at efteriepe ben. Spis bet imislertib er
en- rtmeiis 8eputnins, peStaeet paa lob
Zig Maabe, bill eaers ct spbt % lssaIt
RenisbebsIem bsie fis for ben.
2. Sa, ipm @esei.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-30

6046. 60: @oiu S1rftru 90 ie9 aster
til Soften at reiie til en- al mine Ssnner,
fom er bofnt | Stilfpater, Rinu. 8i er
beege noset ODER 90 gar samle. Bill
Der fra amerifarf SIDE oRre noeet til
Climber for at ~ooerfribe grenfsn2
spar: &c bsr for sitferbebs sfpIb
itibe bebe Seres ssuner iette iis ! 6sr'
btnbelfe msb Saspaubrinss antsriteterue
% ere berebt til at title ben @aranti,
ipm bisie mniiseus bill fsrlaHss, fsrat
& life ifal fable bet uifentlise til Sgrbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-30

R~eooeleIien ON Oscar Reliors
.Gso ueb en- Sernbuueulpfte Cali.
for1ia bar pctt flor Sorg ! ben nor.
he aoIoni Der. San os bans 6orni'
lie por nugget afboIote @ehlemmer
al oenne. % ies oil poa bens Segne
aiennem sisie 9inier foriifre ben eI'
|telabte Jamiiie ON Dor ~hierteIigite
9eItagelie. R. ..
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02
The Shea Case,

The trial of c. = Shea and his
associates, leaders in the Chicago
teamsters' strike year ago who
We're charged with conspiracy to
injure the business of Montgom-
cry, Ward d Co., lasted l3l days
and resulted in a hung jury, five
of whom voted for conviction and
seven for acquital.
The difficulty in getting jury
in the case may be inferred from
the fact that I,7lO jurymen were
examined before II were found
satisfactory to both sides. In
mediately upon the discharge of
the jury the defense demanded an
other trial. 1t will probably cost
the city of Chicago 81 100000 to
convict these men. This is an
object lesson that should call at
tention to the fact that some other
way should be adopted for settling
labor troubles.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02
a Government Dam,

The first great work by the gov
erment for irrigation has Just been
completed at Helena. Montana.
1t lis known ss the Hsuser Lake
dam.
The water will back up Is miles
in the river aud through the
Prickly Pear canyon, six miles IN
the valley below Helena. The
dam is GAO fee, long and 20 fee,
wide and Is made Of steel through.
out. The dam Is the largest oi
it's kind in the world.
Fifteen thousand horsepower
will be generated, and this, with
the Canyon ferry plant, will make
Helena the largest producer of
electricity in any place in the
country, with the exception of
Niagara. The power will run the
Washoe Reduction works, the An.
nconda railway. light that city and
operate many Of the Butte mines.
When the government does
things it does them right.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02
A bill which the legislature will

A bill which the legislature will
be asked to consider during its
session and which lacked only one
vote of passing the last general
assembly is that permitting the
University of Colorado to conduct
the last two years of the Medical
course in Denver The primary
reason for this request is that the
greater number and variety OF
cases of disease and sickness in a
large city offer better advantages
for the didactic and clinical work
of the last two years of medical
study.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02

In the main. the appointment IL
that have been made by Governor
Buchtel have been well received
by the people of the state, and
they have borne evidence of hay.
ing been dictated by "a sincere de.
sire TO secure service creditAbl..
alike To the administration. tn.
Republican party and the state.
The governor. although \
preacher, has shown himself to b..
enough of practical politician To
recognize the Importance OF con
-ulting the party leaders aud Of
meeting their views. but in no
case has the endorsement of tn.
party organization operated To So.
cure the appointment Of any per-
son conspicuously unfit for the po.
-ition or obnoxious To the people.
Pueblo Cheftxin.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02

The socialists in Germxny lost
quite number Of i,s members in
:he reichstsg a, the recent election.
That party having become the
largest in the empire, the two
other large pnrti.. were forced to
Join together in order to defes, tn.
socinlis,s.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02

a law TO prevent treating IN
saloons is very desirable provided
such Inv cnn bc enforced. Nc.
braskn has or did have such n lnw,
but I, was II dead letter. Nobody
I'aid any attention. The banc Of
open snloons ls the practice Of
treating.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02
NOTICE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
STATE LANDS.

oTrIcE or THE sTArk BoARD ~ LAND Coz.
Ni-sIoNEEs.
Denver. Colo, January -, 1907.
Notice !. hereby given that Nelli. Shewslt.r,
whose po-toifiee address is Monte Vista. Colo.
on January s.th. i'O., made application No.
XII to the Stat. Board of Land Commissioners
to leas. the following described Internal I'm.
pro,em-nt Lands, situate in Rio Grand-
County. Colorado. to-wit;
y. ". = OF Section ". Township 10 North,
Range East
No other application to lease the above de-.
crib-d premises or objections against the above
application will he considered after Februar,
18th, iisG.
Jon> 4. VIVIAN
Register State board Land Comm is-ioner-
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02
Always Staunch
And True

The Denver Republican has al
ways avoided the iallacies and
knaveries oi yellow journalism.
and its steadily increasing Circula-
ton proves conclusively that its
policy OF telling the plain Truth
withou, cNaggcraiion or misrcprc-
scn,a'ion. standing fast for the
Right. is heartily approved with
growing force by the intelligent
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To read i, is liberal Education,
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send on your subscription and give
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The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02
Methodist Episcopal Church.
FRANK ". BrkrSALL. Pastor.

Sunday Servlc s-
Sunday School 1000 a. IN.
Morning Sermon ll:Wa. m.
Epworth League G:3O p. IN.
"Wednesday evening prayer meeting 30
Ladies AID Society meets the third
Thursday afternoon Of each month.
The Womans Foreign Missionary
Society meets the first Thursday OF each
month.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-02
presbyteriaa Church

SAMUEL h. MOORE, Pastor.
Sunday School $40 u. IN.
Morning Service ll:m q. IN.
Evening Service I:3O p. IN.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-28

larger field of the popular hyslerla which overspreads1 the nation. Who ever ventures to lift up a voice in protest against oppressive and un- constitutional laws, or against the enforcement of the same by new and rough methods, is at once branded as the apologist and defender Of the trusts and their depredations The offenses of the corporations are held to excuse invasions of their rights and the denying of them of the equal protection of the law. Everybody knows that political reputation may be made, newspaper circulations built up, by banging away, right or wrong, at the trusts. Now that the brilliant success of the example set in Washington has stimulated a frenzied activity in every state cap ital, the dangers of hysterical legisla- ton are becoming apparent. They are near enough to have.had already a sobering cffect upon multitude of minds, even upon minds not lorg ago given over to passion and excitement,
 The refuent wave has not yet reached the general public. The at torney-general's policy of jailins the responsible offenders would doubt less, mark the climax--doubly so, for the reason that iff would make offenses rare. Then the public mind would grow calmer.-New York Times.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-28
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 2s, 1907.

There never was day in the his tory of cotton production in this country when 1 per cent of the en- hancement of the price of cotton come from the tariff. Yet the tariff has increased the price of everything. the planter or the laborer in his cot ton field had to pay for blows, scrapers, shovels, axes, hoes, barbed wire, gearing gins.. cotton oil, mill machinery, clothing, sugar, salt, in fact every manufactured product. The same is true Of all other producers, except. manufacturers. Some manufacturers have double monopolies. They have patent rights in addition to tariff protec- tion. One or the other, ought to be denied them, says Washington writer. No monopoly should be al- lowed to rob people at it's own will. The tariff on products made by pa tented machinery or processes should be abolished. If this were done the steel trust protection would no longer be worth a billion dollars, but only what the constitution secures to it as the value of its patents.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-28
ANTITRUST LAW.
The Jail and Not Fine the Remedy for Violations.

However appalling it may be to railroad presidents and the responsi- ble officers of the Corporations, At torney-General Bonaparte's declara- tion that Tit is the avowed purpose of the department of justice to prose- cute eriminally anyone who is really responsible for violations of the anti trust law" ought to reassure stock | holders and investors. A muiti-mil- lionaire corporation president in prison or in common jail would suf- fer acutely under the shame, the hu- initiation and the physical diseom- fort of his punishment. His stock holders might deeply sympathize with him. but they would be solaced and eonsoled by the reflection that no fine running into the millions had impaired the assets of the company, and that dividends would be. main- tained at the full rate.
 There is this further justification of the policy announced by Mir Bona parte, a serious and complete iusti- fication, that an ofiicer of a corpora ton who is responsible for the vio- lation of a criminal statute ought, in fact. to go to jail. The law for biddeR the giving or receiving of re- bates is a just and rightful statute. It is in the public interest. and for the public welfare that it should be enforced. If corporations persist in disobeying 1t and if fines will not cure them of the habit. then their responsible officials should be made to suffer the just consequences of their lawlessness. They know that it is a criminal statute. The viola ton of its provisions being without excuse, ought to be punished with severity sufficient to make the law respected.
 Moreover. the prevailing hysteria. which has become much more seri- oHs than is appreciated in Washing ton. could he in no way so effeetual- ly ealmed as by a few jail sentences of prominent offenders. Let them be made an expiatory sacrifice, as we'll as a terrible example. Fines will not appezse the popular rage against the corporations. The demagogues who stir it up are too numerous and persistent. The mob is not really satisfied with beating and mistznd- ling it's victim; 1t wants blood. The hysteria over the wave of crime" in New YorE has led to many out breaks of mob violence that, forum ateIy. have been checked in time Those who protest against the mob ping of men guilty or suspected of mistreating women and children have not thus far been denounced as sympathizers with outrage and vio- lence. Probably 1t vflI not come to that
 It has already come to thxf Ia tks
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-28
The New Dog Law.

The power of the new dog law con fers upon the commissioner promises to be effective in abating mad dog scares because 1t makes every dog owner responsible for the where abouts of his dog and compels its re- straint for such time as the com mission orders.
 It is something new for the dog owners of village like Baltic 10 be obliged un1er penalty to keep their dogs whether licensed or not on their own premises for six weeks. but 1t is the only correct regulation concern ing the keeping of dogs that has been enacted in thls state.
 There Is no reason why a dog should be permitted to roam about as a nuisance to neighbors ard a peril to the public generally any more than a horse or COW.
 These new rules mean business and If there is any disposition on the part of the dog owners to disrespeci them, the Bulletin hopes that prose cutions will promptly follow.
 It Is the neglected and vagrant dogs-the dogs of uncertain cDndl- tions and hard knocks-that become diseased. and whether suffering from rabies or convulsions. create excite ment and disturb whole comnuni- ties.
 After October 1 all such animals are to be slain. and their destruction and a restraining law there should not be as many mad dog scares in half a century as there have been in Connecticut in the past eight weeks. -Norvich Bulletin