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decided to accomps ny him. Borah
picked up two other men, Deputy Sher-
ifs ''Shad" HOdgin, famous in the Hay
wood trial, and "Ras" Beemer, by
name. The special train made a record
run: NGmpa was reached shortly after
midnight. BOrah and his two deputy
sherins left the special ard made for
the heart Of the excited citT.
Mob Hoo1s Orator.
Downtown he mounted a dry goods
box and tried TO ~xhort the people
They jeered and hooted him. No ex-
pedient was left save TO carry the fight
TO the jail itself The crowd had al
most finished its work. The outer doors
OF the Jail had been battered The IL
ner doors had yielded, and men. arm
ed with sledges and picks, were en-
deavoring to reachvthe cage In which the
frightened negro was cOnfI ed.
4 frenZied mob screamed their ap-
prevail on the outside, msd with the
thirst for blood That was the situa-
ton wnen Borah and his two friends
pushed their way through the crowd.
among the men who were comp citing
the last preliminaries.
What brings YOU here, BIZ BOTan2'
one OF them demanded
I've come to get that negro was the
retort The other tried 10 place a re-
straining hand on him. "Bas" Reemer,
very Goliath in towering figure and
strength. pushed him mildly aside.
"Thatl do for you now" he shouted.
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Enjoy the InvigOrating Spring Air.

Burns. chaps. sores. chsGrE. tender ski,
heaie1 by Satin skin cream. Try it. 80
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Not Something for Nothing,

But the best loan rate I'm Washington IS
the claim OF the Mercantile Society, 90
1906 L 81 NV.
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At the Young People building. on
South Washington street. last evening,
Mrs Kate Waller Barrett delivered a
lecture. taking for her subject Are
our Schools Safe. or lhe Relationship
Of the Home TO the SchooI2"
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Borah Told of Mob.

Ihat night Nampa experienced a reign
Of terror. A mob organized ard IL made
an attack on the jail. II was $50
O'Clock at night when Borah was called
from his bed 10 the telephone, 20 be
told that the negro's life was at stake
Borah'S decisions and action were
eharacteristically prompt. First. by tele-
phone, he made provision for special
train. 10 be placed at once at his dis
posal. Then he called Up the governor
HUrriedly he informed him OF what had
happened and what was about 10 hap
pen. I want your authority to repre-
sent yOu, he demanded. I am going
10 get that negro out OF the hands OF
the mob. II hes alive when 1 reach
Nampa."
The governor caught some Of the
spirit OF the determined yong man; he
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The Pies Everyone Enious-
]. 7. D. PyIes, New Store

Crispy Crusts and DeUcious filling
Baked by the Connecticut Pie Co
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In the Corporation curt yesterday
Jury returned q veTO Z Tor the plalntlH
and awarded Gamag, iu the sum Of 500
in the CO 50 OF Olive Z. Carr adTEiuistra-
triN Of the estate II = ayne l. Carr.
yS rhe Washington Terminal Company
Carr WAS in the FIRST accident in the
tunnel in Washington al the new Union
Station. and died from the effects or in
lures received Ia that wreck
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Speech Cows Mob.

We've come TO get this negro" BO-
rah said in tones so firm that t'e crowd
gave attention. We've come 10 get him
pesceably II possible, but get him we
will at any cost. Aboard our special
train we have forces sufficient 10 cope
with YOU. ana unless blOUuuhed be
your desire, you must surrender this
negro"
'-That'n be about all. affirmed "Ras. g"
as he pushed a few others out Of the
way. and T.ade his way. Eith revOlvers
threateninGly exposed, the negro pro-
tected by Ills huge form and that OF his
cOmrade. EOdgin- With BOrah bring
ing up the rear they made their way
to the special train In the tWinkIine
or an eve they We're aboard and speed
ing madly toward Boise Three men
had OutWitted a tow bent on lynch
ing, and not single blow struck
The next day the Nampa papers emit
ted an awful shrek An insult" they
termed II. that three outsiders should
invade their town and defy as wei as
hornsN aggle their leading citizens.
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All 81 the churches Of tT:= Citv are
preparing special u.usicaI Programs 10
be rendered on Easter sunday.
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LOCAL MENTION.

Crisp, Delicious Home-Made Pies.
You'll be delighted with Holmes zen
pine Homemade Pies The best yet. All
favOrite kinds delivered direct from oven
70 table, 2Oc each. Homemade Mix Bread
SC loaf. Holmes Bakery. Isr and r SITS
Phones Linen. 144O and 1871
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George Alvin Loud, Representative
from Michigan, will deliver an HsuSJra-
ted lecture This evening at the Young
People-s building. on South Washington
street. He will take f'r his subject.
The Panama Canal"
A musical and literary entertainment
viii he given for the benefit OF Everett
Reed al the Del Ray Methodist Epis-
copal Church Thursday evening. April
%.
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ALEXANDRIA
POLICEMAN GOES
FOR MRS. TYLER
Requisition Papers Received
From Governor Swanson
for Rockville Bigamist.
WASHINGTON TINS BUREAU.


The requisiten papers In the case OF
MRS. Rose Tyler, arrested in Rockville.
charged with bigamy. were TINS morn
ing received from Governor Swanson.
and Policeman jefferson Beach aL once
LEFT for Annapolis with the papers TO
get the governor OF Maryland 10 sign
them. lie Will then stop az Rockville
and bring Mrs Tyler TO this city with
him
Mrs. Tyler Will be given preliminary
hearing III the police court before Jus
tiee harry B. eaton tomorrow morning.
Commonwealth Attorney Samuel G.
Brent viii conduct the prosecution
Mrs. Polly Murphy. eighty-fve years
OF age. died at her home. L Odelrs row,
in Columbus street extended, last even
ing. Mrs. Murphy was the widow OF
Ehca Murphy and was the daughter or
Lloyd and Polly Paris. Her funeral
VIII be held tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock from her home. The Rev G.
y. Bulla will conduct the funeral ser
vices and the burial VIII be maze ia
Bethel cemetery.
The funeral Of Mrs. Esther Wester-
field was held from her parents home.
corner Of Columbus and Queen streets,
this afternoon. Burial was made In the
Presbyterian Cemetery
Good Friday services vert held today
in the churches a. follows
St Mary's Catholic Church mass OF
the presanctified and alteration IF the
cross at "A. m.; Holy Way OF the Cross,
at and 49, p IN.
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church,
morning PRAYER and address. at 1870 a.
m. passion service from y m 20 p. m /;
evening prayer ard address at ! 81 - m
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
service and sermon at II a NJ
St paul 3 Protestant Episcopal
Church. service and serTnC- at II a m
Unnamed Lutheran Church service at
II a. m.
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Take one night and morning if the
bowels are calloused. But the lin
ings will soon become natural. Then
you'll need less.
Before very long, the bowels do all
that's necessary. Then you are well.
But the next time the bowels need
temporary help, remember not to
abuse them.
Cascarets are candy tablets. They are sold
by ali druggists. but never in bulk Be sure 70
get the genuine. with &C 9 on every tablet
The box IL marked like this:
.ODcOl&AO
The vest-pOeket box Is 10 cents.
The month-treatment box 50 cents
100000 boxes sold annually. SIS
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Smart s. Pumps c. E0
and Ties OAsOO

Swell Tan Low Shoes. Dressy
Patent Leather. easy DCmi Calf
Hand-wc' ted Low Shoes that YOU
can bay nowhere under s.. are
mere tor GROW IN all sizes and
widths O. > nobDy styles, at $2-JG-
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"TRI.WEAR" LOW SHOES
"BEND-EESY" c. 90
0XfOrdS and Boots DO'OS

These shoes are the perfection
OF the custom shCemakers' art.
Have fairly stout SOleS, vet
BEND" as EASY" as light
slippers. Don't tire or burn the
feet. and worth 4 times their cost
IN comfort alone.
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"BLACK RAVEN" $3.50 SHOE

Get a pair OF our VENUS
Low Shoes and You an rest as
sur9d that YOU are wearing the
most prettily STYLED shoes shat
You can buy at s. or under. over
% swell styleS-pateut. demi-caIf.
tan. brown. or champa gne color
calf. suede or hid.
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The greatest values you've ever
been offered AT this price Turn
or WelJ51 sole golden brown or
black kid tan and black calf and
reliable patent colt buckle and
Ribbon Pumps Butcher. Court
and Gibson Ties ANY shape Of
toe or heel you want al s..
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Low Cut Pumps. to 4 eyelet
Ties. and Low Button in all the
best tan and black leathers-are
easy from tire time IA pUt yauT
foc+ mend keep their shapes
till worn ont.
so STYLES at. $500
IS Styles of Kid. SO
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Observation-Disclosures

Sim Samitag baben 0ie aon=
ereB uno Observation-Disclosures
men i'm Staate itattgefurben III oeaer
bic &anbioaten fir ben Sfaatsle-
nat, bas Observation-Disclosures Der Sc
gislatur uno ben &ongreb oufgeitea1
linb. Mm 8ea1tensperteitelr ltllf
bon oielen Nominationen folgenoe:
Ole &epublifaiter oes Is. &ongreB.
oiitrifts baben ouf ibrer IN Marior
abgebaltellerl &o1lnetltion Or. 6. sc
Woore ols &ongreBfa1oioaten geger
ben bon ben 9emofraten 1tominier-
ten Sobn &c @arner aufgeitelt. - 81
urierm eigenen, oem IA. 9iltrift
muroe bon oen &epublifanern 81
6. @lgin als &o11greBfanoioa,
aufgeiteat. @r lit Ser @eerer Slap.
Oell's. Ils republifaniiber Senats.
fanoioat fir oieien 9iftrift, alIo az
@egner Snion's, mnroe Sulius Geal
bon &errpiae in elmer 81 goniort
abgebaltenen 4onpention %11pnliniert.
Die IN Iuitin abgebaltene reprtbli.
fanii6e &onpention fir oen 20
ienatorieaen Oiitrift iteate S. Sal
b~on2ampaios 50. als Senatsfmoioa
ten auf. gr lit @egner Yeeler's, eines
Der entidieoenen MntiprobtbitiontIten
- guS Experimentation 5. +
ais &anoioaten fir bos @epralen.
tantenballs Der 2egislatur, puroel
BON ben Hepublifmerl1 unter anoerr
aufgeiteQt: IN Comfort fir ben SO
|Oiitrift $. $. WcSarlano, in 8ictoric
gilbert grnit, Der Geoafteur Ser BORT
eri6einenoen v9eutfden 3eitung~ u
IN Sallettsbiae, ols 5Ioater fir 2apo.
ca nno 8barton County, Soiepf
Stan5el. Sn ben oen1ofrotiider
&onpentionet1 muroen iiberan oieieni.
gen &anoioaten fir rlomil1iert er-
fldrt, oie IN oen Yrim1ripablen Sic,
ger geblieben maren. Ssstl Der Jena.
torie1en &onpention 81 Mlitin mur.
De Elm geidluB ongenommen, Ser
Senator Heeler's @ntideioung aeaer
Die 8orlage eines 8robibitions= Mmell.
ments 5u itimmelL eutbieB urlo ii
Der oenofratiiden Gonbention 81
SrieOridsburg nuroe Ser benlofrati
i6e Segislaturfmoioat fir Sen SO
Diithft, Carl @oetb bon GDpref
Wia, i1itritiert, feline Gimme geger
Die 8orleguflg zines Brobibitions.
Mmenoemetlts ab8ugeben. gbenic
pur6e Ser oemofratiide 2egislotur.
fanoioat beg "a. 9iitrifts, SO. 81
Berfins, bon Der in Corpus GbriIt
abgebaltenen &onpentionL inltruier,
gegen Submiiiion 81 thinner uni
cine gleide Snitruftion erbielt oel
oemofratiide Senatsfanoioat Sum,
BON Der 8%onbention in Souiton.
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@eidlemfe. bic i'm nidt erreidten.

Den 1tn5abligen Mnefooten bonn
ruiiiiden Sofe fiigt Die Nauiianii6e
3eitung folgenoe tleue bin5u: Ser
%peritorbene @eb. Sofrat 2ouis S1nci-
Der in 8otsoam, Ser befalntlidJ
periona grata am rniiii6en Sole mar,
er5dblte emit in engeren &reiien oes
gerliner @eidi6tsbereins Elm beseidl
nen6es @eldi9t6en, bas linn perl0n-
lid uioerfabren mar. CT batte Elm
neaes Werf gei6rieben utlo eilt @ren1-
plar in idonem Ginbano leineln @6n-
mel, Dem aaiier BON &uBlano, iiber-
lenoet. IS berging longe 3eit,
Sbneioer borte nihts uber ben Ser
bleib Der Senoung. @ls inn nGdIten
CONNER Der 3or ourd Berlin fomnlt,
empf1ngt er oltd 0en @ebeilnrat
Sdneioer, lno oieier erpabnt Ieirl
benz faiierlihen @onner iiberreihtes
Opus. Der Safer geitebt, elm lolhes
nift 81 %fennen, oa er es ni6t erbal-
ten babe. uno fragt, IN nie piel greml=
plaren Die Senoung geideben lei.
Nls er bort, es lei nur ems getpeIen,
troitet er Den Ginielloer NIT Sen @or-
ten: . Sieber Sdneioer, ipenn Sic
nift gleif mebrere Gremplare ihi-
den, bleibt feins fir Mid iibria."
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Muf, gum San,pfe!

anf snnt Sample! Seib seriiiteti
9ebt Der Sreibeit @anner bud!
gSte aud itpI5 bet Seinb ii6 briiifet,
gu befiegen tit er bod!
Wait Der 9mmmbeit freilidb fampfem
Glitter oft berseblid stuarl
Odd bari bas ben 0fut mid)t 61nlpfer,
Sn benz Santpf fitr's Gedt, 10 flar.
Srei sebpren, fret er5psem,
2ampfen iutr fir mnier He1t,
Saben ME has Gnie gebpaeu,
Srentber Shrulle fetger 2ne6t.
Mas aitd t~tnbertamb sntueilen
Stnnen fmr5et Steg'8 @euinn,
Gbe tutr SIT Gn6e ellen,
Vleibt Sernnnft bod Stegerin.
Tienan6 bramden mir st frageit,
@as bier Gedt, mas nnredt iet,
Selber f1nnett mir es iagert,
@ir iinb @tiienbe nnb fret.
Sebem gjnnen MIR bas Seine;
Was CT tnit nnb lafIer mill,
Bring ct nit fih felbit in's Geine,
SpW pSt $ttpetH IWtpet1 u PtA.
@fit fih felbit fpI ieber rimgen,
unn erprpben, mas er tam,
DEM es siert DDr alien Sinsem
Selbif6eberridung jeben Manm!
2aft inns benin bic Glider fiilen,
Wftt benz eblen 2pneG tar8ier,
Wfbse fi6 Der @mnid erfiiaen
Zen mir babel brtngen bier.
SretGeit mar bic fd5nite @a6e
Die has 2anb nns bradte bier;
ytte persidbten, bis gum @rabe,
@pllen auf bieielbe mir.
8ereat benz Mnferbmnbe,
Der bic 5reibeit mprbet bier,
Wir eriaufen i'm sur Stnnbe
Sier IN rnierem 2pne Star 8ier.
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Bie Safnes See geimnb uurbe.

Seoermann tn 3anespiGe 70,
fenrt Grou Marp See, gtur. 81. 8.
6ie idreibt: uMein Malln Sumcs
zee, glaubt feit, bob ibm Or. Sings
Weue entoedung oas 2eben rettete.
Seine 2ungen befanben fid i'm Sta-
blum Der S6minofuft, dig inn elm
5relno Die Neue gntoedung cnt-
pfabl. Der geriud brodte perfefte
@elnnobeit.1 llniibertroffen fir Su.
item nno Grfdltung. @orantiert All
baben Bel 4oolpb 9reiB nno 81. @obn
&Go. so @ts. nno $f.O0. 8robe-
flafde frei.
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NlIerIei.

Or. Burg, 1r1ler StaDtar3t,
miro ben internationolen Snberfuloie=
&ongreB, Der na6iten Wonut in
@aibington abgebalten miro, beluden
uno oemielbe1 einen iorgfaltigcll
8eri6t iiber bie acknowledgements
niiie IN lnierer Staot, nno 5ipar
rpGbreno Ser lebten obtunooman5ig
Sabre, porlegen. Or. 8urg's 8eri6t
uno gortrog miro boffentli6 ba5u
b~eitragen, piele Der irrigen uno fol-
i6en Mniidten, Die iiber S116arfuloie
I'M Iageminen lno iiber bic Suber=
MISUNDERSTANDING San @ntonio's
I'M geionoeren perbreitet lil1o, ri6tig
5u ltelen.
Die County, oinmiliare Da6elt
bas Budget fir 8erar=Gountp allgc=
nomll1en. OR iteGt oie @usgaberl fir
bas Sabr mtf $225,949, I'M $780,
1879 mebr als oos Budget oes les-
ten Sabres. Srob oieier Grbobung
oes Budgets lit oie gountplteuer Inn
Is 11/12 Gents beruntereelebt.
311/12 Gents berul1tergeiebt. Sn
berielben Sisung baben oie &on1-
miiiare beidlolien, Die Gogel Goao
gu eroffnenk uno boben Srieoo Seal,
S. S. Sblaterr &obert Sabm, Otto
l1lri6 nno Sermorm S6uipirt sur
uiurp of piep" %ernonnt.
Ole 9fepltblifaner bes 81. le-
natorielen Diltrifts baben ie9r flug
oaran gebanoelt, oaB iie Dem oerio-
fratiiden &alloioaten @einert, einem
obiolut 5uperldiiigen Manne, feilten
@egenfanoioaten gegeniiber geiteat
babel1.
Sci Dem groBerf 5polfitiinoigen
@utomobil= &ernen alf Dem Musltel-
lungsplabe eeipam 9abio Frpor's
Stoooaro=0 apton Mntomobile.
TIMER Staot-g leftrifer bat
iharfe Gegeln aufgeitellt, Die bel Der
@inrihtnng iogenannter vMopiltg
Eictllre Sbons" beadtet meroe,l mill
len, Inn oas Bublifum gegen Seuers-
gefabr gu idiiben.
Die gauge gusiteallng lollo-
mirtihaftlider Rrooufte, Die auf Der
uSair" 81 &errpiae lpar, tpiro oud)
olf unierer @usitel1ung gu iehen
ieil1.
Der 8molfiabrige @iGie Cur
ben, Sobn bon &arrp Durbcn, oil
9. Sadberrp StraBe SEQ. $50, lit
ieit Dem Is. Suli peridmuloen.
Seine gltern iino iebr beiorgt nm
i'm ulo bitten ale, Die Mnsfunft iiber
ben Sungen gebell fonnerL lie oopon
5u be1a6ri6tigen.
Ole neue Bride iiber Ser San
Teoro an Der @elt-Soniton SiraBc
ioa BON o@oncrete" sebaut iper,
ben.
IS lit Elm 8ebler, oaB uniere
fr~eiIinnigen &epublifaner ollh BORT,
no Die 9emofraten 2eute ols @on.
oioaten aufgelteat boben Die Mrlti-
Erobfbitioniiten iino, ebenfaus @al1-
oibaten aufteaen. Sic fonlien Ser
guten Sohe Saburd MIR S6aoen
tun, ia ibren @rfolg inter l~1mitdlloen
gefobroen,5
Die uSrternational Netps Com,
ponp" bon Seem Oorf ianote ms
u@artenla1be" 8. 81.
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ner, itbrigens ouSnabmstpeiie NAL
aus pprtpiegeno ioealen 8emeggriin=
ben entltanoenen Equalization, ur1o
3meitens bin i6 piel GIT iebr aiinlt-
let, ols baB i6 mid ni6t bon al
lem fern bielte, mas nod 0uBeno=
poore i6medt. Die 8iqer, Sic Sic
90 unten i6on orn See lteben iebelL
iinO feinesmegs i1a6 meinem @ulto.
@u6 iinb le IN Der @usfiibrultg
mangelbaft. Der 5reiberr bon 9(l-
~lenltein, Der tie erribten lieB, ulto
Der BON 8auerei pobl nt6t piel per-
ltebt, lit oabei bon Dem l1nterueb-
mer Elm penig iiber Sen 2offel bar
bert porben. 9as Cute bel ser
@ei6i6te lit mn Dos, BOB ga u1ltel1
l6on ein 9ubello poer n1ebr reputier-
libe @erri6aften beieinonber tpob=
men uno ma oesbolb bier bo6
ni6t gang aus ser @elt lit. Ser
grpBe &oiter, Ser oa itebt, tit logar
Elm &aiino, EN- @eieli6aftsbats,
lett einem Sobr i6on an ei1en @irt
perpo6tet, 10 bab Die Serren 8idetl-
beitber BORT Ibenos gen1iitlid ibren
Sboppen ite1en, ibren Sfut floppen
ooer ibre 9ortte 8iqaro ipielen for-
men. Sin i6oner Saol fir Seitlid-
feiten uno Iogar fir Sbeaterbe-
lultigut1gen lit mt6 oa, 8en1 SIR
Sraulein So6ter nal &od5eit modt
= uno bieier Saa miro ood iiber
fnr5 ooer lang Dor lid geben, baben
Sic olio mu6 i6on ein 9eeignetes
2ofal an Ser Sor1o.
Ser Gentner madte Elm ettpas be-
oenfli6es @eii6t. uSa, bas MaoeL
oie &rote," iagte er. u@enn's nod
Der gifge, mar i6 idon 5dpieger-
papa. 4ber Die 5ade paBte mir
mid. Sic bat mir MID i6ledt beiB
gemadt, Die 0ela. Sic bat mat s1t
beitellen, nn0 not iie nil, set pid
iie. Oct bat tie 10 bon ibre Mutter
lelig. Iber i6 bob ood oo6 meiner
aopp, @ott iei 9onf, uro 10 1T tie
eben oabei, bur6 allerlei gebiloete
3eritreuu1gen bie ountme Seididte
gu pergeiien. @s NOR gar ni6t 10
obne, menn id ibr nit ne eigene
giaa mfparten tate, obeleiG tie eff
Zig geipnft bat, ols id ibr bon Dem
Blan not perlmttbaren lieB. go,
nur fonnte mon iie ia NAL ieleaellt-
lid nit 10 mem fleinen 6aitaecontp=
lideil iiberroiben. Sod 5llr ga
be. Mlio einer BON oie Starenf1itefl
oa unten ioa id mir nib neblnell?
@aS baden Sic oenn nit Sen ouen
Salberidlag Dor, @riinmoloden2
S6ieBen Sic los"
sd berfe mir, fir Sic mrBte es
mas 9eionoeres lein~ o~llttportete Ser
@r6iteft. Limo idy babe mir gleid
geoadt, 10 in &eib' uno @lieo, 10
Sdulter on S6nlter nit iebs Wee=
ter 3pti6enraum einem fleirell
gorgarten uno einern larlgen Sono-
tuh bon Sintergartel1, nit 10 mos
tit Sbnen nidt geoient. Aber tuie ae-
fdlt Sbnen gum 9eiipiel Sic baum6e=
ltanoene biigelige 2ono5unge 90 i'm
See, an SUB Ser Mllbobe, allf ser
oas S6loB oes Sreiberrn itebt? Sic
ltegt ein menig abieits bon BEN 8il=
len. 9as 8runoitiid oiirfte feline
BRET Weorgen balten, aber es pGre
1faoe, Drum, fpenn's par5eaiert
piiroe."
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The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
INSISTS OIL TRUST
MUST BE PUNISHED
President Issues Statement De-
claring Guilty Defendants
Shall Not Escape

OYSTER BAY, n. Y, July 23.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt tonight announced. in
unmistakable terms. the determination
of the administration to proceed with
the prosecution of the Standard oil
case. despite the decision adverse to the
government handed down by the United
States court of appeal yesterday.
The statement in the matter. made
public tonight by Secretary Loeb. fol-
lows:
The president has directed the attOr-
ney general to Immediately take steps
for retrial of the Standard oil case.
The reversal of the decision of the
lower court does not in any shape or
way touch the merits of the case, ex-
cept in so far as the size of the fine is
concerned. There is absolutely no
question of the guilt of the defendants
or of the exceptionally grave character
of the offense.
The president would regard it as a
gross miscarriage of justice if through
any technicalities of any kind the de-
fendant escaped the punishment which
would have unquestionably been meted
out to any weaker defendant who had
been guilty of such offense.
The president will do everything In
his power to avert or prevent such
miscarriage Of justice. With this pur-
pose in view the president has directed
the attorney general to bring into con-
sultation Frank B. Kellogg in the mat
ter and do everything possible TO bring
the offenders to Justice"