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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-08
personal.
OPENING
PROPOSALS WANTED.

PROPOSALS FOR MANUL'ACTuR RE OF
OLIVE DRAB CLOTHlNCi-Chie
Quarterinaster' office. Federal build
ing. Chicago. Ill. Doc 8, 1909, Sealed
proposals In tripliCate subject 10
the usual conditions. Will be received
AT this Office until II O'Clock, noon,
Dee %. 1908. and then opened. tor
manufacturing and delivering at
either the Chicago. New York or
Philadelphia depot OF the quarter
masters department. L. :. Army.
10000 olive Drab OVercoats; 10000
oltvc Drah Service Coats; 10000 pairs
olive prah Service Breeches. Foot.
and 2OOCO pairs olive Drab Service
UreeChes Mounted, subject 10 In
rrease in quantities OF not 20 exceed
10 nor centum, ~ desired by this De
uartment The Olive Dreb Nersey.
olive Drah Mohair serge and BrOnSe
buttons entering into the manutac-
ture of these garments VIII be furn-
ished by this Department; tho re-
mniudcr Of the material required VIII
loo furnished hy the contractor The
rtcht a. reserved to reject or accept
INV o. an proposals cor any patt
tbcreof. Prafercnce viii be given t.
ARTICLES OF domestic manufacture.
conditions Of quality aud price tin
Guiding ia tae pties OF foreign Pro
duttiong ot manufactures the duty
tnercunl. being cquaL Standard sam
blanks for proposals and fuli irfot-
nation u.s. hg furnished upou april
rrfi0f M mis- .pfftct. 2. - rlOpeS con-
tt4infny PROPOSALS 70 Ue iudorscd
Proposals f,r Manufacture of olive
IglL CIotNafc - br opened Dec.
81 tguq" Lieut. "cI " w Rohfn-
son. Dr., CHet Quartcrmaste
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-08
BIRTHS.

GIRLS.
Arthur sands. 800 Howard
Thomas gallagher. II. Mary hospl-
"a ,i,,,n Jakubowsli. SIS Rivard
Iohn Zil<uwski. 464 Theodore
Aiired Held, zoo Twentietfl'
Robert Bcrgt. l9J Watson
irwin Butterworth. 90 brush
WilIiam Damn. Coz Tillman
PANEL Fraser. il47 Twenty NTH
Angelo D.Mario. 33i BRADY
Gi"vannl Nastasio. s5s Ri9pellc'
william Perry $50 Macomp
WHliam Heath. ~ Bryant
LANES Trnccv. 1867 Fifteenth
Alfred Saueier. u Fulton.
race Spicer. 30 Golducr
John Wo iCiehowski. "'' Nlilis.
Puma Seltino, 80 Division
Thomas Pordam, 1905 Leland.
simon Mahomek Ca Trumbul.
samuel Berlin. 2jS Erskine.
John kpbic lo7 NJ, trcys.o,
Chorlcs ciuilsdorf &tj twenty -second
Francis Brown, 80 Niger.
John calm. 1873 Twenty third.
BDYS
Woiclpch Nowrocki, S11 Home
Jobn Krzcziclcwski. i0N jefferson.
John Mlva. 1876 lngersoll
N.cnaol Koth. go Rivard.
Michael iSosNde $50 kithy
John Marsh i62 biste'
Nlam M, Ak. fo2S Russell
Joseph Garnicz. $50 RiVHrd
Frank Squers 80 Dubois
William .rown. CTS Roosevelt
Edward -alteN - Missouri
Henry Ngumann - canton
Frank Batoy. CSC TiWmau
Fred lti1thz >236NJay. ~
TeodI Goscicki. go Leland
Walter PerrinV. $50 Lansing
T;avol Bamhac 81 Peterson
Jakul Butka. 10 Peterson
william DiCkeIsou, ~ Widmcrc..
Emory Harris. So E-wick.
peter Nacucsky. 515 Twenty-o
George peWolf GS3 Avery.
charles case 35f MedhurN
samuel Bennett. $50 Third
Iohn Schamp a. Howell
William osborne. 80 Hancock.
william Parkinson. - =.
Iohr Niosnew SIX t. 80 Williams.
Ian kochowiak 90 Hcrkimeg
Ian Jttrtk ~ Peterson
John Eppigh, 49, central.
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THE WHITE SLAVE TRADE.

greatly regret TO have 20 say tNht
the Investigations made iu the Bureau
fTrrlTf rrr;It Trrrrf-rrt4te-.- sOurCeS-of
In formation lead TO the view that thcl'
IL urgent necessity for additlonal lee's-
lation and greater eNccbtiN" aChNltE 70
suppress the recruiting of the ranks OF
prostitutes from the streams OF lmhl
grafton into this countrN-ah ''Nli
which. for want OF better name mas
been called THE White Slave TRADE.
hclteVe il TO he constitutional 10
forbid. under penalty the transporta
ton Of cersons For purposes OF pIost-
tuition across national and state lines,
and by appropriating fund OF s5eooo
10 he used by the Secretary OF 'om
mcrce and Labor for the emploEment
OF special inspectors x Will be possible
To- bring those responsible for TINS trade
10 Indictment and conviction under a
fnlnAnl La IL
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Richard padswel 23 Isabelle Piper
nelson scott. IS. Cleveland; Bertha
nov corner. u: Helen Walker, II
George Brchn. 20, Detroit; cora pu-
bean, -. saginaw ~
.lchu pabovan. so. Mary ~ YER
claude Isabel. 23 Alice Collins. %
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-08

The Jurisdiction OF tile general gov
egninsnt over Interstate commerce has
led TO the passage OF ihe so-cal cd
sherman Anti-trust Law aud the In p
tCtstatc Commerce Law ana Us
amendments The developments ga the
operation of those laws. as shown hy
indictments. trials. judicial decisions;
and othcr sources az Information. can
for "A discussion aud some suggo silons
as To amendments These / prefer 10
err body IN "A special message instead OF
Including them ~ TIE present com :
riuniCatiou, and shall aNal n'Estii o.
the flrst -ConN. ni.ut export unlt' 10
bring these subjects 20 the attention or
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-08
DEPARTMENT. ~ COMMERCE. AND
LABOR.

The Lighthouse Board now dis
charges us duties under the Depart
mcnt of Commerce and Labor. II has
bccoms apparent by the frequent fric-
ton that arises. due TO tie absence OF
any central Independent authority. that
there must bc complete rcoffhhlIh .
ton Of the board. | concedc the ad-
vantage uf keeping i'm the system the
rightly Of discipline that tn" presence
80 naval aud military officers In chhrs.
insuTcs. but unless ia" prcsenc" OF
such officers ia the board can be made
consistent with responsible executive
head that shall have proper authorlt y,
| recommend the transfer or control
oVol tho lighthouses to Suitable
civilian hnrrnn
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-08

take an early opportunity 10 senq a
special message TO congress on the SUB
ject ~ the Improvement OF our water
ways, upon the> reclamation aud EriRa-
ton OF arid. semi-arid and swamp lands
upon, the preservation OF >our forests
and the rcforesting pf suitable areas;
ypon the Redistribution OF the public
domain with n view Of separating from
agrtt cultural settlement mineral, coal.
and phosphate lands and sites belong
ing 1" the government bordering on
streams suitable for the utilization OF
Ma1ar nnNAr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-08
tONsERN >TIO> 90 tTIONtI
HESOl Rtt.s

Iu several departments there is pre-
scented the necessity for legislation
LOOKING TO the further conservation ~
oar national resources. and the subject
is ono az such importance aS ~ require
y more detailed and extended discus
sion than can hc entered upon ira this
communication Forsthat reason | shall
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-08
BUREAU or HEALTH.

To" very considerable period a
no, emeut has been gathering strength
specially among the members or the
medical profession. in favor or con
centiation Of the Instruments OF the
National Government which have 70 60
with the promotion OF public health In
tn. nature OF things the Medical De
partment of the Army and the Medical
department ~ the Navy must be kept
separate. But thor" seems 10 be no
reason why al the other bureaus ana
offcs In the General Government winch
have 10 do with the public health or
subjects akin thereto should not be
united In bureau 90 be called the Bu-
rcau of Public Health
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-08

For CLEVELAND. pIl'TsEu RG am al
points aouth ana east Leave lAlLf
iO.ts % IN Pare 60 Cievelan1, s.. lf.ts-
burg. Sass Berths s. ana $3.50. Room
$3.50 Weekend bNcurstous 20 Cless-
lane every SATURDAY -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-08

] commend 10 your careful constdera-
tlon the report OF the Secretary of Az
rlculturc ~ showing the immense
sphere of usefulness which that de
partment nov nils ana the wonderful
addition to the wealth of the nation
made bv the farmers ot this country In
me CROPS ~ The Cnrrrnt. Ncnr.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-08
MEETING NOTICES.

.sttr.Ap LODGE. No. 81. r. & A. NJ
First degree Thursday at p m
Fred j Lawrence. sec
ORDER or TIE AMAEANTi--kre th
or Anthonyo Radtke. member or stat
Assembly. No. q has been taken i,or'
our midst by an untimely doatii; ~
neral Tuesday. Dec. Z, from resiu' ne y
49, l. frbv cast Al : o'clock. Ad0lnl.
O.. Buethe, Secretary
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-08
CO<CIl SION.

| have thus Ia a message compressed
as much as III, subjects VIII permit.
referred To many or thc Legislative"
needs Of TIA, country, with the "Nc"p-
tions already noted. Speaking Sencr.
ally the country is i'm Il high state or
believe that we arc on the eve or a
substantial business expansion, ana We
have lust garncred "A harvest uncNan
Piled in the market value OF our aSri-
cultural products The high prices
which such products bring mean great
proepcrity FOR the farming community.
hut on tn" other hand they mean very
considerably increased burden upon
those classes I'm tho community whose
yearly compensation does not eNrahd
with the Improvement in business ana
til, general prosperity Various reasons
arc given for the high prices. The pro-
rortionatc increase in the output or
gold which today "a the CHIEF medlt-
of exchange and is in some respects Il
measure of value. furnishes substah-
ttai explanation OF AT least part OF INC
increase IN prices. The increase III
,rrn,i,tton aud tho more expensive
mode OF living OF the people" which
have not been accompanied by q pro-
mort tomato increase In acreage pFouu,
ton. may furnish n further reason. II
Is we'll To note that the increase IN ne
cost Of LIVING Is not confined 70 thls
cotntrv. but prevails the world over,
and that those who would charge IN
crca SOS in price, TO the existing protec :
.iyc tariff must meet the TACT that ia"
rise iu prices has taken place almost
wholly I'm those products or the factory
-cnd farrn In respect 10 which there has
Inrp either no increase in the tarin or
/, many Instances a very considerable
r'duc''o" WIN. IT, TAFT
The White House Dec. :, 1903.
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The I'M \
People SPACES

Advertising rates under any
classification in these columns.
one cent per word each insertion.
cash in advance. No advertisement
inserted for less than Is cents
Persons whose names appear In
the telephone directories may have
advertisements charged at above
rates Call.
BELL-MAIN 1893.
HOME-CITY 1886.
For the convenience OF patrons.
arrangements have been made Win
the following TO receive liner az
vertisements at the same rate ~
charged with the home ONCE;
EAST ODE.
Hought~n-Freuch Coal Co, t32 Can
neld-ave. east. ,,,..
MI. Elliott Pharmacy. Mt. Elliott ano
Gratiot-aves.
r. brown. 1850 Jefferson ave.
,. McPherson, 2400 Grattot-aVe, oppo-
site car barns
WEST SIDE.
A. q tnnsor s95 Grand River-ave
Turner stanton. 1853 Myrtle.
p. II. DriscoiI AZ Michigan-avc
j. w. Willard, 14l9 FOREST. west
w. W. bush. 5s4 Michfgsn-ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-08
co<SoIup>T,o> or B,nEAus.

] request congressional authority 10
enable tho secretary OF commerce. anu
Labor To unite the Bureaus or Manu-
factures and statistics. TNls was rec
commended hv competent committee
appointed ia the previous adnlinistra-
zion FOR tho purpose 81 suggesting
changes in the Interest OF economy anu
efficiency. ana rs requested by the sec
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-08
POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS.

urgently recommend congress
that = law he passed requiring that
candidates in elections ~ members OF
the House Of rcseniatives aud nc
committee in charge OF their candi-
daCy and campaigns. Ole in a proper
office ~ the United states government
n statement Of the contributions PC.
,civcd and " the expenditures incurred
in the campaign for ouch elections. ana
that similar legislation be enacted i'm
respect 10 ell other elections which are
constltutionsllv within the control OF
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SUR BsIDN.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT..


-st.frc-xtrct-r~sfui party-ir the last cfet'-
tion ia its national platform declared
in favor Of tEc admission as separate
states OF Mexico and arizona, and /
r., omtncud that legislation approprIat"
II this rud hc adopted. ! urge. now
oven. that care lac exercised in the prep
aratiou or tho legislation affecting carh
TERRITORY tu secure delibcratiou ~ the
selection of persons as members oi lH'
convention ~ draft constitution Tor
-ba ircointng state. and earnestly Sd-
Wise that such constitution hit"r advi'
fnn ~ tho convention snail DC SUI
uftted - the people ~ tire trrrIuLN- Tor
tncir npp'oval AZ an election IN Whicil
the sole issue shall he the merits or
tho. proposed constitution. AMI IL ~"
CONS ttut ion, is defeated by popular vote
means ahaU na PROV idnd IN tho enabling
ia.t Tor "a now convention and the dratl-
iHg OF new constitution. J. thlnk J.,
Vital that the issue as Ia the n'FltS 90
tho constitution should not ne hlN'u AZ
with the selection 81 state officers, and
he had until after tie constitution ma
been fulIv approved aud finally settled
upon.
viii RESPECT 10 the TERRITORY OF
Alaska recommend legislation which
3shau provide for the appointment o.
The presiaeut 81 n governor aud also OF
an oNrct.ttVe council tho m'nheIs OF
wuish shalt during thejr term ~ ofiice
reside IN the tcrri'orN. and when SHAH
have legislative powers SUFFICIENT q"
enable 10 L. give TO the territory local
laws adapt,d To- it, present growth. !
80 tho election Of "a territorialNlcg b.
1 ffIts Ia. "a. d
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-08
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INrERunBAN LINES.
nctroIt United Ibterurbnu lines
FLINT AND SAGINAW IIMIIED>-

nctroit United Interurbnu lines
FLINT AND SAGINAW IIhIIED>--
SOS a. m. lz.Os y. m. aud t.Vs y m.
Locals FOR Flint -. m. ahd every TWO
hous 10 y. m. To oxford, koches-
ter and Romeo, 7 Il. IA, aud hourly %
poRr HURON LIMIrEDs-T'45 q. r,c
lO:45 a. m. 3 40 y. En. .: 20 =. m; Satur-
daNs.only. i2.-s y. M, sundays only IL
% IN. Locals for Port Huron bouIlS. 7
- M to o. m. also y. 10. TO NJ rins
civ To Mt Clemcns,r- haifhourry
S,s0 a. m. 10 7 2 m. and hourly to IA
- IN To ut. Clemens Via Shore Line.
hourly. e.2s a. INTO IS y. IN. aiso-ft
TOLEDO LtMIIEDs--S:20 a. m. li:2e
n m age and $50 ?. m. Locals for
Toledo. hourly, $50 y. m. To $40 p. IN.
also $50 and II y. m for Monroe.
JACKSON LINITEDs - 1.s5 g. m
i2gS and as p ~ Locals for Jack
son n m. aud every rwo hours TO
~ IN. sor Ann Arbor, a. IA. and
hourly 10 u p. no.. Tor. plymouth AMI
No~fhvlile p 30 IN and hourly 10 SO
n m also .. M and IL y. m. Saline
ca. 10. psi lauu
M,andottc DiVtSion--J:,3 q. ~ am
f,if hourly 20 Nt~7 2. N. hourly 20
Tltal l. ua. ,-----....-- -.-----r----
pontiac Disiston---s a. ~. half-houriv
tf-fI r. rs then hourly 20 il y. IN
Rirmirgham ouiyg Ia p ~
For rnrmington. Northsille. Orchard
Lake and pontiac-6 IN. and hourly
until IL y. ~.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-08

WANTED kinds 90 repairing and
rcfurnishing 20 d.. pianos rebuilt. 70
strung tuned and arefuished. ali
Kinds - furnitLTe made ~ good as
new 40 charge Tor cstlm9te or
work
~ W. kTNBNI.L co.
Phone VI 1902 cts Loo Cor Farm
81 and Bates sts
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WANTED-Several first class
Top-Builders, steady job
good wages. Frank Swan, 10
T.. First-st., Flint. Mich!
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Vi MI ,', >cr,o>s wrruorT NOTICE.

Thc platform Of thc successful PARTY
ina tic last election contained the fol
lowing
"Tho Republican partv viii uphold at
rU tunes the dutburity aud integrity ot
thr courts. state aud federal. and Will
ever insist that tHeir powers TO enforce
their Eproccss, Agd\ to protect life. lib-
crty. aud property shall De preserved
inViolutr. We ~ lieve however. that
IN, rulrs 'of procCdurc In tho fedora |
courts with respect 10 the issuance OF
the writ ct Injunction should he more
accurately defined hy statute. and that
no intunUtion cor temporary restralnin X
order SHOULD bc issdcl without notice.
except where irreparable injury would
D., suit from delay. I'm. which case a
spceGv hearing thcrcafter should be
granted
rppunm nj that In compliance with
tho promise thus made, apprppria t. lex
ielat.on Toe. adopted The ends or ius-
ttrk v.uI best H. '-sf ana tho chief
c.eitSc ~ complaint AGAINST ll-cousid
cred lin iunctio without notice VIII be
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-08
HELP wAxrED-uALE.

WANTED = E'irst-class tool makers,
lathe, milling machine and grinder
hands for tool. room work. also Al
mechanics 10 act as floor inspectors
WORK. a''I Only ' nrstselass men enc viii i be
considered. High wages nine hour
shop. Apply II. X. Thomas Motor Co.
Buffalo ~ Y
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-08

MANTED-Men 90 learn ba rber trade.
demand greater than supply rradu-
ateS earn splendid pay. few weeks
completes; wages while learning. an
usual opportunity 20 start an inde-
pendent business. Catalogue mailed
free. Moler Barber College. Chicago.
Ill
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ECONOMY IS TAFT'S
KEYNOTE IN FIRST
MESSAGE
Continucd from second Page,

lerg"tir servants. promotes both eCon-
|ny aud efficiency of administration
| am aware that there - strong
.'clinr In both HOUSES Of Congress. and
|ossibly la the country. against the cs-
Enlistment of civil pensions. aud that
us has naturally grown out of the
|eaNy burden or military pensions,
hich a. has always boon the policy of
ar government to assume. hut I am
| rongly convinced that no other prac-
|cai solution al the difficulties pre-
Iented 10y the superanuuatiuu OF ciVil
f'rNauts can be found than chat of "A
jFstcm Of civil pensions
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-08

LOST-Two diamond and one band
ring in dressing room in Heyns oa-
zasr, Saturday. about 1.f5. Reward.
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ROONS-Furniturc for rooms complete.
81 week Sumner Co. Mich. and ..n.
ELIZABETH WEST. 5J-NicelS fur
nished rooms clean. furnace. gas ana
bath. or rooms for housekeeping,
telephone.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-08

pRSES and COWS removed promptly.
Phone Miilcnbach Bros West tey-sS.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-05
ASK TO EXAMINE
STUDENTS TEETH
Richmond Dental Association
Makes This Request of
The School Board.
GIVE FREE EXAMINATIONS
A MAJORITY OF THE SCHOOL
CHILDREN HAVE DISEASED
TEETH AND THE DENTISTS AD.
vocATE BETTER CARE.

The Richmond Dental Association
has requested the privilege of the
school board Of examining the teeth Of
the school children of any two of the
public schools OF the city and at the
same time encouraging the proposed
physical examinations of the school
children. The school board at it's next
meeting, which will probably be called
for some evening this week, will con-
slider the question.
The dentists OF the city became in
terested in the subject through educa-
tional literature sent them by To-
ledo, O, dental school. In this litera-
ture statements were made that the
maioity of school children of the coun
try had diseased teeth, the ratio vary
ing, but the average being above 80
per cent.
Mott is Informed.
At the last meeting of the Dental
Association, it was proposed that the
dentists devote a half day of their
children's teeth. Such a proposal was
Immediately agreed to by the dentists
and Superintendent T. A. Mott has
been made acquainted with the re-
quest.
Inasmuch as the experiment would
be as satisfactory by examining the
teeth OF the children of any two of the
schools, as though all Of the school
children were examined, the former
method will be followed, providing
the school board grants the request.
One of the dentists stated yesterday he
was inclined to doubt the assertion
that school children's teeth were dis
eased to such an extent as the dental
school at Toledo intimates, and 1t is
with the idea of disproving the state
ments SO far as this city is concerned
that the dentists desire to make an ex-
animation.
The dentists say that the examina.
lions will be made free.
The physicians of the city are just
| as much interested in making a COM
plete physical examination of the
school children. The subject will un-
doubtedly be taken I'D at future
meeting Of the Wayne County Medical
association.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-05

Indianapolis, Dec. 4.-Reports of the
enormous profits made by the various
meat packing interests of the country.
together with the talk of record break
ing high prices for pork and pork pro-
ducts, are subjects of great interest
to the veteran live stock men of de-
cades ago. Whenever what is thought
to be record high price is paid for
cattle or hogs, the time is recalled by
one of these veterans when prices in
the long ago were considerably higher.
r. r.. Shiel. formerly a heavy local
live stock dealer, tells OF times when
he bought trainloads OF hogs at 1oc 4
pound on foot and sold the same pork
ers in Cincinnati at 1211c dressed
weight; also Of selling hogs in the
Pittsburg market at lac a pound: of
buying 10000 hogs of four Hendricks
county feeders one night, the prices
being 10c to 111l..c pound. -
In speaking of the old times in the
live stock business, he said:
II entered the live stock business in
this city in 1865. Three years later in
the fall, came the season of high
prices.
AT that time there were several
packing firms that were killing hogs
in this city. among whom were: J. G.
Ferguson, with capacity of o.5OO day;
Coffin, Wheat & Co. 1.joO: Lander.
Given NCo., 1.Jao: Holmes. Petit 4
Bradshaw, /. 500; and Kingan & Co.,
1900 During that TALL bought many
droves OF hogs all over the state,
Sometimes l bought them by the train
! load. I was buying for several New
England firms-White, Peevy 4 Dex.
ter. Wooster, Mass: Mason, Provid-
ence: Squires 4 Co.. Boston, and Chas.
Norton, Boston. That tall bought
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-05

been setting with the revolutionists.
This being the case they were not
legally executed.
IN case Of war the United States
might engage q civilian to fly bal
loon over An enemy's lines, continued
the authority, and II captured. he
should be treated as a prisoner OF war
and trial under the international mill.
tary laws. A spy is man who oper-
ates In disguise or under false preteE-
ces. He can be executed summarily.
This is the substance Of an opinion
on which Secretary Knox is basing
his action. He recognized that II the
men were operating with the revolu-
tionists. openly or as spies. they for
feited their right to American protec-
ton. But since they were not charg-
ed as spies. he does not propose to
allow Nicaragua to take such hber-
ties with American citizens as to
ignore the common military laws OF
civilized nations.