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mary processes Article V of the
Constitution of the United States
reads:
NO person shall be held TO an
swer for a capital. or otherwise in
famous crime. unless on a present
iheht or Indictment of a grand jury.
except in cases arising in the land
or naval forces. or i'm the militia
when i'm actual service ia time of
war or public danger: nor shall any
person be subject for the same Of
tense 20 De twice put in jeopardy Of
hie or limb. nor shall be compelled
IN any criminal case to De witness
AGAINST himself, nor be deprived of
me- liberty or property without due
process OF law, nor shall r'rivate
property Dee taken for public use
without just compensation"
IL is admitted that soldiers. who
commit breaches of the peace a.
eainst communities are subject 20
trial and punishment 10y civil tri-
ounals. They are therefore guaran
teed the rights set forth i'm this sec
ton of the Constitution. Where
the ohenses arise wholly within The
confines of the land or naval forces
tneF are subject TO the regulations
OF the army. and they may be pun-
ished under these regulations for
amy crime OF onense against the
laws of this country. tt must how
ever Dee done "by due process Of
law. This is Senator Foraker,s
contention and it viii be at once
seen that Pres. RooseveIts last mes
age to the United States Senate does
not materially affect the situation.
lt may have been sent for the pur-
pose of prejudicing the case OF the
soldiers but i'm judicial minds. #
VIII fail of it's purpose.
No citizen of color has attempted
to- defend the soldiers guilty Of
crime against the laws of this coun-
try or those of amy state. We nave
insisted that these men had thei-
inherent rights under the law and
these rights had been ignored and
- t''NA nave neen made
Co suffer for the alleged crimes of
Che guilty. According 90 President
Roosevoit's ipse diMt every Grand
jury would Dee the trial body and it's
'''ision would oe sufficient TO war
rant am execution. AS matter of
'"O'' mere are "a large proportion OF
''e people indicted hy Grand juries
VINO are subsequently declared i'm
"''ehl
Ni'- Roosevelt seems anxious to.
reform ihe world according to- hisI
"'''onS 'a'Aer IMAM according TO tneI
'.-'"'nEs oi INC centuries The pol
S''''" "e no" occupies Us that OF ev-I
cry mon OF the southland; namely.
,n'i because heinous crime aasI
'een committed somebody must bel
p""'s"eo. Nhen you urge that tneI
Tins. they come Co YOU with mrii|
details of the hidcousnoss of tho
outraro For rort,. ,-c,rs NJ
p,..,..,,.r, t.... ,....- -...
'd "'.' ''9
~ "' '"'I"-es' ''uei'les ana bar
hobitauts of Negro communities.
but wc have mo- record of mis- ever
havine written works thereon or
even Offering to lead crusade 10
bct.'r the conditions i'm the South
land. Since his trip through this
sunny land Dice has become imbuei
with Roosoyeitan notions and $50 far
os uH punishment of innocent Ne
groes is concerned. Dee is wcu-niga
'out-Tllmanius" Tilman. in his anX
iety to destroy log black men Who
were in the United States Army.
Mr. Roose'nlt tells of his power
Here is Senator j. B. ForaHar's de-
FAINT answer to his assumption Of
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-01-19

faithfully execute the Office OF Pres
ident OF the United States. and viii
70 the best of my ability. preserve.
protect, and defend the Constitution
OF the United States"
The Constitution OF the United
States. Article II. Section >, reads
THE President shall be Command
er-in-chief Of the army AMI navy OF
the United States. and of the mill
tia OF the several states. when call
ed into actual service of the United
StatesF"f, and he shall have power
90 grant repricvcs and pardons for
onenses against the United States.
except i'm cases of Impeachment"
.-l--g-,
Nowhere I'm this section or in the
Constitution is TO set forth that ne
has the power To- punish He can
relieve soldiers from punishment
after they nave been found guilty
in the states ana territories by court
martial proceedings and In the ter
ritories by jury trials or I'm the
states by jury trials when such of
lenses are tried fin United states
courts upon charges of a breach of
the laws of the United States.
President Roosevelt made "a most
remarkable admission. one that ac-
kuowledges that he has wronged the
members of Companies B c.. and ID
of the Twenty-ffth Infantry Here
is his language.
81 have gone most carefully over
every issue of law and fact that has
been raised. 7 am now satisfied
that the effect of my order dismiss
ing these men without honor was
not 20 bar them from civil employ
meut under the government. and
therefore. that part of the order
which consisted of a declaration to-
this effect was lacking i'm validity
and I have directed that such p0r-
tiou DE revoked.
This then is a forced admission
that he erred grievously in the first
instance The public at large will
necessarily enquire. what has be-
come of Mr.. Roosovolts attorney
general and does he ever consult
him before he acts or docs bo eaor-
for Information afterwards Pres
ident Roosevelt has DESIGNATED ev-
cry man in this battalion as being
guilty of murder and assassination
or as being accessory before The
fact in connection herewith. He
must prove this either before "a
jury or before court-martial or
else ho has boon and ifs guilty of
libel.
Sworn amdavits arc good in "a
way but this same evidence .s often
materially changed when tho wit-
uesscs arc subjected to skufu ex-
animation by competent ATTORNEYS.
President Roosevelt has submitted
ozparte omdavits or rather state
meuts of one side only. and hc has
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IL viii BE seen then that in sub
hitting additional evidence as to
the guilt of certain unknown soldiers
he has emphasized his error in pun
ishing individuals not known to be
guilty of the crimes alleged. There
is not a coroner's jury, sitting in
legal form over the body of the vic
Tins of a mob that does not bring in
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-10-09
Where the ImmIorants Co

With regard to the distribution Of
newly arrived immigrants, the figures
OF the bureau of immigration show
that of the 100000 immigrants who
passed through Ellis island In 1905
about 80 per cent. were destined for
New York state. and most of these
for the metropolitan district; 20 per
cent. for Pennsylvania, Z per cent.
each for Illinois and Massachusetts.
and 55A per cent. each for New Jersey
and Ohio, This would seem to indi.
cate a considerable congestion, But 1t
must be taken into consideration that
the immigration statistics do not take
into account the great number who
stay in New York only long enough to
discover where they may go, or to
earn enough for their passage to agri-
cultural districts. New York is the
clearing house, and already there are
large movements at work to draw from
it the newly arrived labor so badly
needed in the mills of the south, on
the railroads of the southwest, in the
wheat fields of the great plains-wher.
ever there Is capital and undeveloped
resources.-National Magazine.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-10-09
WELL OF SODA WATER.
Natural Fountain One Of the Wonders
Of California.


One Of the most interesting and
novel gushing wells in the world, and
perhaps without rival in either re-
spect, is a geyser of soda water that
recently came up at Vending, just
across the Mendocino county border
from Sonoma, Cal.
This well produces soda water
genuine soda water-and of a quality
that would warrant bottling for the
general trade in such quantities as
were never struck before. There is
so much of this water that it is turned
into a huge fiume and used to float
great logs from the forest to the
lumber mills
An artesian well borer was recently
employed to secure an adequate water
supply for a large sawmill In that
region. He drilled to depth Of 200
feet. the lower 11O feet being through
solid granite. Then a slight trace OF
water was found. The artesian man
then placed 81 sticks of dynamite at
the bottom Of the well and exploded
them.
Instantly water gushed up, rising 20
feet above the surface of the ground.
pouring forth in enormous volume.
That was days ago, and since then
there has been no indication of a ces.
sation of this vast natural soda foun.
tain. Scientific American.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-10-09
A street Car Adventure.

A lady entered a Baltimore street
car and, just as she was about to sit
down. the car gave lurch, throwing
her into gentleman's lap, Quickly
recovering herself, she apologized and
said. Il would give q quarter II / were
man, so could swear" Damn
promptly came from man sitting two
seats away, and he never looked at
the lady. She quietly took quarter
from her purse, offered II to the man
who had spoken. and he, as quietly,
put 1t in his pocket. No further con-
versation, and all were apparently
satisfied.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-10-09
win Try to Reform.

Some Of its reafer having critlcIseu
the London Law Notes for being toe
Yankee in tone ne editor repileu {
Have our candid friends any idea
how dull the Englisa aw and lawyers
have grown lately? rarely is there
any legal incident in country with
a grain Of fun in It. isence we are
driven to a younger cesatry where
LAWYERS. in common with the rest OF
the population, st.ll sa'aln some boy
ish instincts ana are qa, too blase
with life to enjoy jose however
we will try to be less Van ae and
more British and stodsy or as long as
we and our other readers can stand
it"
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-10-09

If you want a tasty and artistic
piece Of printing you will not overlook
the Chieftain's job department. Com
petent workmen will have charge Of
your printing.
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No subscriptions for the ''Twiee-a-Week, y 'larm
proqress'' or Especial Rural Route Edition for
less than one year will be accepted.
Write with care the names and addresses Of
persons to whom you wish the papers sent. Re-
nit amount to cover same with each orderi no
account kept for subscriptions. Remit by post
Office money order, express money order, pank
draft or registered letter. Never senu poslase
steraps Of larger denomination than two cents.
The Republic, St. Louis, Mo.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-10-09

Bring your work mules toJ.C Gray's
Mule Barn. lie will buy them. 264tf
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

20 Adams aud wife to G r
Dayis set set sec % 80 80 SIC
Adams & Denmead Co tn G p
Davis Lot | Is % & "a, blk / and
lot l % blk 2 aud lot 5 8 in 10
and blk 3 8 and II and l2 in town
Of Franklin, and net sec % and
SEA sec 90 90 SO. 1850
Lake Andes TOwnsite Co to
G NJ Caster Lot No Z blk Is in
town Of Lake Andes 1925
w l. Montgomery and wife to
Jacob w Eggers ct set sec %
and Ell mel sec ~ 81 63 10000
George Henpel and wife to
Besen G Marlin 81 sw4 sec9 and
nj nw4 sec is IS "a $44OO
II M Watson and wife to G p
Davis Tract Of land commenc
ing at ne corner of swf sec IA
81 66 running 40 rods ) thence
20 rods W thence 40 rods n
thence 20 rods Q to beginning. ).
$500
K NJ Watson and wife to C p
Davis Land beginning at point
! rod n of sw cJrner of net sec
IA 50 66 running IA Is rods 32A
rods . thence 8 Is rods thence
324 rods " place Of beginning ia
town Of Platte. $500
II M Watson aud wife and G. p
Davis 70 Laura f Davis Lot l
blk II in Platte $500
Nellie J Parker to Ralph S
Parker Lot II blk 12 in Lake
Andes 81
Rosa Masur and hush 10 Milt
Evans Lot II in blk 8 in Lake
Andes $500
Andrew II Rosberg and wife
70 9 J Kiewer und | OF nj of NV
sec IL IS 60 1900
Eliza Roy Knudsen and Thorn
as . Knudsen, James Roy and
wife John II Yellow Horse
Frank Yellow Horse aud Francis
Roy and wife 3l02O
L Cable ct al TO John We'd.
rAl vi lot IL aud lots 16 aud Is
blk 81. 4 add to Wagner SS25
Thomas J Libertin aud wife to
Joseph Rohla Lot $50 sec % and
lots v37 sec % 81 63 $20OO
Joseph Snayanbdinajin and
wife 70 Joseph LARoche Lots 2
and 3 sec ~ 50 81 el67.2O
John Pcotte and vito 10 Vic.
tor johnson sw4 set sec 80 81 81
5000
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-29
$OrlH l10f1E MADE CHRISTIANS
GIFTS.

SOn9 ti0nE MADE CHRISTIANS
GIFTS.
The housewife who wants "a
give Christmas presents to her
friends and who has not muney
70 spend on them will find some
valuable suggestions for solving
the problem in the Woman's
Home Companion for Christ
mas.
OrangeM armalade- Slice very
thin, iind aud NIL, three large
> edless oranges aud one emon.
Pour over the sliced fruit eleven
tun blers OF cold water aud set
away for twenty four holrs.
Then boil slowly for one hour.
After boiling, add four pounds
Of granulatcd sugar. aud SET
away for twenty four hours lon.
ger, then boil for one hour and
twenty minutes or perhaps q
longer. Pour into Jelly
glasses. This amount will dill
eight glasses. Cover with par
afine. The total cost of the
marmalade is not more than
cents, glasses in
Guided, and here are eight pres.
ents provided for at that ride
ulOus small sum.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-29

MONTHLY SCHOOL REPORT.
Choteau Creek District No. 3,
Enrollment %; Average attend
anc3 IL.
Pupils neither absent nor tar
dy Leoti Patrick, Mary Taylor,
Mary Delaney, Mary Lyons,
Ralph Taylor, Roy Taylor. Will
lie Lyons, Frankie Seymour
Lester Williams.
Anna + Loyns, Teacher.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-29
lmp1L0D Gc1tom1 LAWS. O11
T9bcT OFrDCa9g MEETING

m11Q1l4O 1ceoQMG AVA O19e
TRDCT OFr1CaQ8T MEETlet0
Section ~ NJ county So
peftnisndsnt sl1Gll require The
|oi1ofict scl,ocl Ollcers 0I his
county - aassmhle 30 one u
nAss -cssvs~teas l0c1S10ns ior ~ disrssainx
~ essatQaa issssdsa - pecssoss ~ srs1,pl
tntsesse1M - spsass. aat6 assssiaes sAail
- Aelo ~ esem - nese dsy ~ IAnsml~s
- - osta ~ q nAy, AnAsaily. In has
|6tnrssston ~ Way Co., ~ ~ sra2nls " his
|eessty - sssslre - -sssssdsacs II ~
sas~A4ss - sscA msetta1. preshtDd ! , -
shafl Mrs ~ tusssssss1 psssDn s~n dAyss ~
ttrs+ : shaii sisO moeify ~ sssss saDssta-
tea6sWt ~ ps6ttc tasssHctton " sacA nssss-
|lne*
prsvtdsd fasttss. thai sntool o6leers shall
sse1sse : 30 dtsm " una Aoslar aad ATTY
e1vsts and aye esats ~ nile each wsy for
~sssy misv ns~~ssAssiy travelled In sst~ad-
tas IL sasns. sttrh snoii ~ raid fsosn tlss
1tssstcs tswasnry. n sts ssseben ar~ re-
antssa " satsad. they sAAil susssln NO koss
~ ~.
II compassace utth tn supvs las I hereby
call ~ srt1ooi omc<s. ana teachers " chas-
ks Mis- sOsasy " nsss In she Masonic T~aa.
pas ~ os1dss - ~ third Day Vt nscsntss.
~. % tsa utxtpck
u NJ nsosnin9 STATE napsstntendent U.s.
trsd witl aasrwns srhGOa tAv and school On
csss' dustss. ~. =. rssd OlAsd~r. u The
nesss Tsa<hsrs Reading Circle nosrd. will
stvs ~ address % ths residing circle work.
unotAssssisssn siii ssswss ssssaiops pro-
pnmo1 w arhaOt oMusss md teacA~st. ~
go y - vaps. Ustsud win stve his address
- ~ puhste srhooi anA ias sursousdinxS.
This vtii ~ tilasasased ~ maesr lantern
vtswS Ths dats of ths meesinx h ax~d by
III ssats superintendent The Ia requires
schcst Oelcssa and s~sctsess ~ attend. All
inseswsss0 II ~ scAoOas Ass cordially tnslt-
- - ~ v~ssst snd tota In tAe discussion.
Olivia Heron
COassv superintendent
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-29
NOTICE 10 STOCK HOLDERS.

Tbsss pil h . speciai meeting q
~ slsrkbslden Il ~ Former Co
Opesiiue association on Saturday.
Nsessnbes rs. q on e;eiock. (ov
~ psgpsse n sispatsg by-lsus reu-
jsltsg ~ ssle u lender and any
slkss bss1sess Ab1f Nay come beJes
~ assaing.
b. srdes a Secretary.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-10-24
Cabbage in abundance

The people who take interest in
crop conditions are trying to figure
out at the present time whether the
potato crop is decidedly short or
of recent seasons, while many po-
tato growers contend that the crop is
just about up to the average. This
variance of expression, however,
pr badly makes little difference,
since almost famine prices continue
to prevail for the tubers.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-10-24

Towanda, Oct. - The "unwrit-
ten law" that law Of all laws, was
given test in squire Meredith's
emporium Of justice yesterday after
noon and held good. Curtis Van
derpool, the man who Slashed his
notorious brOther-in- law, "Monkey
jim" in the early part of September
was discharged and eXonerated from
all blame, it being the opinion OF
the court that Curtis was justified in
slicing his relative.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-10-24

The following is taken from the
Washington Post: Thoughtful A
mericans are beginning to agree in
the conclusion that one of the con-
spicious signs of the times, to those
who are able to comprehend it, is
the warning posted by nature that
riotous extravaganza in the United
States has reached the limit of safety
and that thrift and economy must
supercede old methods. This WA n
ing sign is seen on every hand;
more prominently, perhaps where
ravaged forests aud barren farms
reveal the work of the slayer of
economy, but evident in industrial
conditions also. When Secretary
Wilson pointed out that all the
wheat land in the United States
was under the plow, and that the
Weld would decrease unless the
fruitfulness of the soil were care
fully preserved, he signalizcd the
turning point from youth to mttur-
ity i'm the material growth of this
country.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-10-24
CHERIFFS SALE.

BY viItue of writ of Fieri Facias is
SUED out of the Court OF Common Pleas
of Sullivan County, Pennsylvania and to
me directed and delivered, there will be
exposed to public sale at the Court House
in the Borough Of Laporte, Sullivan
County, Pennsylvania, on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER |, 1907,
at | | o'clock a. M, the following describ-
ed property, to wit: =
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land situate, lying aud being in the Town,
ship OF Shrewsbury, County OF Saliva.
and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and
described as follows:
Being part OF the John Swain war
rant in said township, containing two
hundred thirty,one (23D acres be the
same more or .ess, bounded on the North
by lands of Hoyt Brothers, on the East
by lauds of Bodine, Warn 4 Co, on the
South bv the Joseph Ogden warrant and
on the West by lands OF same name, re-
serving therefrom all minerals, ore. coal.
oil, gas ore, conglomerate or otherwise
under the surface. except agricultural
products, with the right to locate and
mine the same, with the right to enter.
return and reenter in pursuit thereof 10y
day or by night, doing as little injury as
possible to the surface OF said lands aud
especially reseIvng the right to prospect
on any portion OF said lands.
There being a small Improvement upon
said lands which is cleared and under
cultivation, containing SIX acres more or
less and there being erected upon said
lands two frame dwelling houses, one
frame barn and other smaller buildings
The balance OF said land having some
small timber growing thereon.
Seized, taken in execution and to be
sold as the property OF Jennie Croman at
the suit of NJ. GiIis, now to use OF George
w, Weaver.
FRANK W. BUCK, Sheriff
MULLEN, Attorney.
Sheriff sOlfice. Laporte, Pa. Oct. I, 1907.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-10-24
ADvERTITEMENT.

Old witch young sprite,
On Halloween night,
Wi join in revelrv,
jome aud engraft their mystic craft,
Upon Fates ruitless tree.
In Odd fellows Hall,
Come one come all.
Coffee ald cake
And the pies that mas make.
Sandwiches. too. will be sold
BY ~ltche from far
Your future ard star
BY these wonderful beings are told
In rags YOU must he
Or You cant get in tree:
A Poverty night
DO you see?
For the witches are bold
And may take the gold
Carelcssly worn upon thee.
SO lads bring lass
And pleasant time pass;
We're sure you'll lind quite a Fair,
And girls il you knew
You wouldn't feel blue
Fer the "lemon mans" to be there.
Oct. 3lst. 1907 BY the ladies of ST.
Johns Guild of La Porte, Pa.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-10-24

The Independen Order of odd
Fellows is to have a new ritual Tor
use in its subordinate lodges. This
was decided upon in one of the Sc
cret sessions of the recent annual
meeting of the sovereign grand
lodge. Minor changes have been
made by the sovereign body from
time to time in the ritual now IN
use and family Il few years since a
committee was appointed to incor-
porate these changes and prepare an
entirely new ritual, The new work.
will be ready for distribution by
May lst of next year.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-10-24
An innovation and
an Invitation.

THIS WILL BE OF INTER-
EST TO ALL THOSE WHO
HAVE FALL BUYING TO DO.
We are pleased to say to
you that our Mr.. WleIand
wilt be in opez at the Nc
Gee Hotel, Tuesday, Oct p,
and at schaad's Hotel, MI
dred "Wednesday and Thur
day, Oct. p and "a, and at
GalIagher's Hotel, Friday,
Oct. 25, at whichever point
you you find it most conven-
tent to cali; we welcome a
He will have a big sample
line of Women S, Misses and
Childrens' Goats, Suits and
FurS. Also special Dress
Good, Silks, Gloves, Belts,
Underwear, and all lines of
Wearing Apparel, Fancy and
Staple Notions, merchandise
that will appeal to you as
leaders in their class Snap
py in style and modest IN
price.
Special orders will be taken
thus brlI ging to your very
door shopping facIlilles en-
joyed in cities and big retail
CcnterS.
We would be pleased to
see you and show you a por-
ton of our sample lines,
whether you buy or not.
Deliveries Will be made when
you call to inspect, or later.
If desired.
Anticipating your visit, we
are, Truly yours,
'ReeSer, keSSler,
Wieland Co.,
"a
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-10-24
HOM MISSION ERS' SALE OF U.N
" SEATED AND SEATED LANDS

SEA ED ANJ SEA ED LANDS.
In accordance with the provisions of an
Act OF Assembly passed the 29th Of March
1924 the Commissioners of Sullivan Coun.
ty hereby give notice that they will sell
ut public sale all or any part OF the un-
sea ed and seated lands hereinafter nam
ed, which have been purchased for the
County at Treesurer's sale, and which
have not been redeemed in accordance
with the Acts of Assembly in such case
made and provided. for the best price
which can be obtained for the same. The
sale will he held at the Court House in
Laporte, on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER II, 1907,
commencing at j o'clock a. M. and con
tinuing until the whole are disposed OF.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-10-24
LAPORTE HOTEL.
F.. w, GALLAGHER, Prop.

Newly erected. Opposite Court
House square. Steam heat, bath rooms,
hot and cold water, reading and pool
room, and barber shop; also good stabling
and livery,