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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
ST. PAUL MERCHANTS
TOURING THE WEST

Helena Mont, June 1.-The touring
party Of St Paul jObbers. consisting Of
seventy-five members, who are visiting
the northwest. arrived I'm Helena this ev-
ening at o'clock from Miss0Ula. They
were met at the Union depot by dele
cation of twenty-five business men Of
this city and shortly after left for Lewis
town over the Northern Pacific The
uarty will return to Helena tomorrow
evening at $3.50 and viii attend the CON
cert which is to be given at the Broad
water. Moutana's famous hot water
plunge The concert viii be given by
the Minnesota band. WHOA is accompany
ing the tourists Dinner will be served
on the special train. which will remain
here over night. On Tuesday morning
at II 80 o'clock the party viii leave for
Great Falls over the Great Northern
tracks
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
COLLIDED DURING FOG.
Steamship iceland Puts Into South
ampton Badly Damaged.

Southampton. June 20-The Red Star
steamship iceland. from Antwerp for
New York. put in here tonight badly
damaged, as a result of a collision east
Of Dover with an unknown vessel. The
ICELAND was proceeding slowly through
a dense fog when she struck the vessel
amidship. Boats were Immediately
lowered from the steamer. but no trace
could be found OF the other.
After remaining IN the vicinity Of the
accident for a considerable time with
out seeing q vestige Of wreckage the
iceland proceeded to Dover and thence
to Southampton. She has a big hole in
her starbOard bow
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
GOLD DUST FROM NOME.

Seattle, Wash. June N.-The steamer
Victoria. bringing $4,000 in gold dust
from Nome is expected to make port to-
morrow morning. The Victoria will be the
first vessel from Nome this season
Private advices received from Nome
state that the revenue cutter Thetis.
which has been held i'm the ice at the
entrance to Norton sound. has broken
through and has reached Nome in safety.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
PROVO CITIZEN DIES
OF RHEUMATIC FEVER
(SnecfaI to The Herald.)

Provo. June 20-Mrs. Ann NJ. Davies,
wife of john Jones Davies, died this
morning at 1881 o'clock from rheumatic
fever. Mrs. Davies was born in South
Wales sixtv-nine years ago. She has
resided i'm Provo tEirty-three years. She
leaves a husband and two sons. Funeral
will be held Tuesday at , o'clock in the
First ward meeting house
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
PROVO PEOPLE ARE
INJURED IN RUNAWAY
lsneciaI to ~ Heraldl

Provo. June 20-Nels Lundberg, wife
and 12-vear-old daughter, were thrown
from a buggy this afternoon on Center
street near Third West street through
the horse becoming unmanageable. Mrs;
fhe little girl suffered a dislOcated hip,
but Mr.. Lundberg was not seriously in
ftrrp1
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
DEATHS FROM HEAT.

died here today from heat prostrations.
Jacob B. Crayne, 81 years old, a street
car conductor. was overcome while on
his way home from work, and Abra
ham johnson, a musician, was prostrat-
ed while playing in an amusement park.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
ATTEMPT Is MADE TO
BLOW UP CHURCH

Newark. n. J., June 20-With dynamite
In tomato cans, an attempt was made
today to blow UP the Catholic church at
St. Rocco. with an Italian congregation
and the adjoining rectOry. Father James
Zuccarreli. the pastor. and his household
escaped with a shaking up. though the
front of the rectorN was wrecked.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
TO BE FLAGSHIP.

Boston. June 2o.-RenOvated cruiser
New York. Admiral SIMPSONS flagship
during the Spanish war sailed from the
Europe. where she will be the flagship
of the American fleet in the MeGlter-
rauean waters.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
TEN PERSONS
KILLED, FORTY
HURT IN WRECK
MOtOrman on Suburban Rail-
way in Indiana Failed to
Regard His Orders.
TRAINS COLLIDED
WITH AWFUL CRASH
ONE CAR GOING AT RATE OF so
MILES AN Notwithstanding
SCENES ATTEND RESCUE.

South Bend, Ind, June 2.-Ten persons
were killed and forty injured I'm d wreck
on the Chicago, Lake Shore and South
Bend railway in Porter. county. Indiana,
last night two OF the big electric cars
cOllided headOn.
According to General Manager n. IT,
wallace, the wreck was due to disODed-
fence Of orders by MOt0rman George A.
Reed, who was killed Reed was instruct
ed To wait at Wilson, a short distance
west OF Balleytown- the place Of the dis
aster- for the westbOuud car. He did not
do so and the cars crashed together
Fifty Miles an Hour.
The eastbound car, running as train
No. So, it is stated. was going at the
rate of fifty miles an hour to make up
lost time. The eastbouud car was tele-
scOped and almost entirely wrecked. ln
this train were all of the killed and most
of the injured. Rescue work soon start
II. Parry OF Gary, Ind. was among the
first to realize the extent of the catas-
trOpHe- The arm of a man lay near him
in the sand. which aroused him to begin
rescue work.
All but one of the killed were i'm the
smoking compartment Of the car in the
front end. This space originally used a
baggage and freight ROOM was fit
ted up for the use Of the smokers and
was crowded.
Work Of Rescue Difficult.
Superintendent Welsh of the Interbur-
ban line. was In Michigan CITY when
the accident occurred. When he learned
OF the collision he also discovered that
[ IT would be impossible to run electric
l cars to the scene because the trolley wires
l had been broken. Three physicians were
sent in d gasoline traction sPeeder and
I three more dispatched as soon as possible
[ i'm an automobile. When the physicians
/ reached the place, they found a score Of
l farmers and villagers endeavOriug TO care
| for the wounded and TO eXtricate the dead
and dying. They were working under diff
| ficulties, the only light being furnished
| by d few lanterns. All around the wreck
| lay the injured, covered with blankets
brought from nearby homes.
Heroic Michigan Man.
/ One of the heroes of the wreck was
/ G. A Simmons OF Benton Harbor. Mich.
/ He lost consciousness Immediately after
I the collision. When he recovered his
! senses, he was lying i'm the sand near a
ditch. Both of his legs were broken but
when DR.. Axe of Michigan City reached
! him and rendered surgical aid he refused
l il, instructing the physician TO give his
I time to others more seriously injured than
] he.
My legs are broken" he said, ''but my
/ head is all right and I guess 1 can stand
/ it for a while"
Mrs. Guy Stutzman of Mishawaka, who
/ suffered from a deep cash in the back OF
/ the head, was holding a 1-year-Old baby
/ at the time Of the accident. but the infant
! escaped without a scratch.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
Have The Herald
Sent to Your Summer
Address a?

Subscribers need only to keep this
Office informed as to their where
sbouts and the address will be
changed as often as desired. Send
notice to the Circulation Depart
ment. Telephones: Independent,
357 and S66. Bell, Exchange 20.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21

The International Banking corporation
was formed in 1902 in Connecticut. 1t has
a caDitsI of s. $4,000 and it's head office
is i'm New York with branches in many
parts Of the world. The president IS
Thomas H. Hubbard, while among the
directors are George Croker, Marcellus
Hartley Dodge. Z. H. Hartman. John
J. McCook Paul Morton. William Salo-
mon and Sir William c. Van Horne
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
KILLED BY TRAIN.

Boston. Mass. June 20.-Chies Plenty
Horse a Sioux Indian, 30 years old, con-
nected with wild west show. was killed
by a train here tonight He was from
the Pine Ridge agency.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
AMERICAN BANK IN CHINA.
Branch of the international CorPo'
ration to Be Opened Wednesday.

Picking, June 2O-The American branch
of the International Banking corpora
ton. which has been established here,
will be opened Wednesday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
Interest on Bonds.

Another important feature related to
the interest on bonds of corporations.
The consensus of opinion was that the
tax should not apply TO such interests
for the reasan that in many cases it
would amount to double taxation. Par
ticularly would this be true of savings
banks which hold the bonds of corpc-
ratiOns. At the same time the senators
told President Taft that it would be
necessary to ind some way to prevent
corporations from manipulating their
stocks and bonds so as to evade the tax
on earnings. President Taft said pre-
cautions should be taken to make it i'm
possible to avoid payment of the tax
by corporations.
Senator Aldrich told the president a >
per cent tax on the earnings of cOTpO-
rations would produce about s40.000000
revenue annually What would be lost
by the proposed exemptions of $1,000 for
each corporation could not be stated. It
has been the thought of the administra-
ton to have enacted a measure that
would raise about S20, 1000, 900 or S25 00G,-
600 a year. and Mr. Aldrich believed
this would be the result if the exemp-
ton suggested was made.
Several senator's who attended the dir
ner stated tonight that the administra-
ton plan for an amendment providing
for a tax on earnings of corporations
and submitting to the states the ques-
ton of amending the constitution so as
to authorize congress to levy a tax on
incomes would be adopted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21

-..l salesman is One-part talk
2 nil Tine.parts Judgment and ne
'll ~. nins-parts of Judgment to tell
USE Sc, to- f. use the one part Of talk
system
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
CONFERENCE ON
TAFT'S TAX BILL
Finance Committee and 5Ia
tor Root Take Dinner at the
White House.
ONLY PRELIMINARY WORK
MEASURE WILL BE DRAFTED BY
KNOX, ROOT AND OTHERS.

Washington, June 2O.-President Taft
entertained at dinner tonight the Re
publican members of the senate finance
committee and Senator Root, and there
followed a conference on the proposed
tax on the net earnings Of corpora
tons
On account of the absence of Seere-
tary Knox and Attorney General Wick
ersham, little was accomplished beyond
a general discussion. This left no doubt
that the president and the senate lead
ers are in absolute harmony and entire
~ favor the corporation earnings tax
Mr. Wickersham viii meet with the
president, Mr.. Knox and Mr.. Root to-
morrow. The proposed amendment viii
then be drafted and sent TO Senator Al
driCh for presentation to the senate.
The drafts in circulation heretofore
were only preliminary, which accounts
for the failure of the committee to mako
them public
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
Will Apply to All.

1t can be stated authoritatively that
the amendment viii apply to all cor
pOratiOns, without regard to their CAPT.
tai stock. 1t is likely, however. that the
tax viii apply only to earnings in eX-
cess of 5000 a year. This will remove
the burden from small corporations
without subjecting the measure to con-
stitutional objections by reason of the
exemptions. This provision was worked
ont by members Of the finance commit
tee today and was explained TO Presi-
dent Taft. The latter recognized the
wisdom of the suggestion and said if it
strikes the attorney general and secre-
tary of state favOTably. the amendment
will be drawn accordingly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
Weather for Monday.
The Metals.

silver 52ssC per ounce
copper (cathodes), I33sc per pound.
Lead, $4.35 per l00 pounds
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-18

-Sn einsm oiesbeSiisliden Sall ent'
idieb bas @sridt ON Uiontas faftiid,
oas isns itdotiide Sroinan5 unseieslid
isi. bic bas Saltsn BON @liidsipiel.
pldtsn nit 5000 bsitraft, oa bas Staats'
seies nur cine iOlde BON $50 por'
itreibt.
: Gin Doppellaoen bes Sobn ail'
cullen an Siib Daibiuston apsnue, BON
Wt. Dfsdopps uno Sarab Sdlitsr be-
nust, lpurbe am Sreitas Wtorsen our6
einsu Brand pollitdnois aussebrannt.
sinen Sduosn BON etDa 81 500 perur'
iaasno. Die @utitsbunssuriade lit
unbstannt.
- @ebilfs Poitmeiitsr Dauio Us.
Popsa uou 9inosn Strase. Der idon
felt ben lesten puur Sabreu franfelte
uno In ben lesten Monaten ourd isin
9eioen psrbinbsrt murbe, isinsn gflids
ten nadSufommen, LIT am Wiontas
Wforsen i'm atter BON 63 Sabren se'
itorbsn. Der 8eritorbene mar lanse
Sabre i'm 5ffentlidsn Dienit. susrit oils
@sblfs S4asmeiiter Der Stabt, bann
Sdreibsr in Der Sfiice Der @ountp
@ommiIldrs, oients eiuen Tsrmiu als
@ouutp S6asmeiiter. mar oann cine
,eitlans pom Staut in harrisburg oils
ssitslt unb bann fOlste isine @rusnnun9
als @sbilis Poltmsiiter. auBsr Der
gBittws iiberlsben ibn swei E0disr uno
Elm Sobn. Die 8eiiesuns erfolste &C.
itern i'm SoreIt Sill Srieoboi.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-18
9ln gdbipinbSa6tiae.

Geparb U. WiIfOu's pr6parat BON Sysbs.
pcpbitts unb BIcbstih BON BEN SrieinaIfor-
muIa N bas fUnieIi9e Ritttl fir ausistruns,
astbma, 9rpn&itis, aataub, Ga Grippe, pn.
fen, Gri6ltuussn une aas eunstus uub pals.
leibtn.
DittuistH, tpsIts % btnuBt babtn, HsbmtH
fsin anents uub fmpffblsu 20 iPrtH RitIsi-
bfubsn.
Gs bat bitIs iuriri, ua&ttH iHr a1t Es ale
uubsilbar aufseetbtn bate.
Disits Wittsl 10 felt iibtr 49 9abrtn I'm @t.
brau@, unb Sbr apctttftr faHn 70 NIT bslItn
anptiiuHsfH unh Taib fiir ct rIanstH Bon
ben ldtsnbfn Gnsros Drpusiifsu, ubr psH mir
etreft.
6ar pplIf ausfunft !3msniHt ulp., atbrtl-
iiri 9. ". Abbcit, aaeinien Astnt 60 dnH
SiraBs. Stem gJprf City, q. .. RaH updbns
pisis 3situus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-18

Npsnus. binn iiisSlfIi6 tntIans bsfasisr @ibion
Strabt einit 80 6uB tu sinu Gdt, bann liie-
pslflit uue i'm rthttn Diufti nit @ibien
StraBs einis 81 Gub su elmer Gds. bann nOrb.
ptiflih 80 6u6 iu elmer Gdt, bann uoreSlli6
80 6ub ,um NnfanssplaBs; nit BEN Rsht
itbu Bub In 6rpnt Der BprerIinie pom @iblon
Sirabt ~ bsuubfn fir Sof etc uuo n bas
2ano, hbsrtraesn purb btiaait 8a'birins ".
Rfpnoles unp @aitsu, g. 8. Rtyuolps, an Wt.
linta S6iuss. pa'tst bifrtin, ,burb Dstb eaiirt
ben 8tbruar 1897, tinssiraasn TN Dtsbbut
f47. Sdts SOL, etc. Ales pfrbtHsit, NIT tinsm
jpfunbsinbdlbfSfiss tiufahtn 8obnbaui..
Mit 8sl6las betst un0 In Grtfuiicn ssnpn,.
men auf bic slaet bee Sobn 9. Ro&s, &setipsr,
esasn Wlelinba SGtSss unb Seerse 9B. Sbt
pss. Sdulb $24t3 go, SnttrtFsn pom 1. Wini
1878, anpaIiasbhbrsH unb apifsn. Subsmsnt
gio. 40S. W6r, GTmin 1909. 81. ga. tum
MGr, iumin 1868. 8psburs, anpat.
40 tas stnannts gissntbum pirb nur ssssn
Saar,abIuns psrfauft.
=. 8. Galpia, Sderiff.
S&ni6samt scranton, pa, DOunsrfas, ben
is. 6tbruar 1909.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-18
Don Bergen eripd6lt.
s@ldst Goroon init mebr ole
1000 Stimmen.

Das ReInftat Der am Dienftag nb9e.
haltenen Wabl fir Mapcr 1T elm Sisg
fir bic Republifaner. benn Sobn Bon
Ber9en jun. pom Jioroenbe erbielt iiber
1000 Stimmen mehr ole ipie iein bsmo-
fratilder @esner, Ebomas 3. @oroon
uon Der II. 9Barb. Das Snterelie on
bem Reinltat mar elm srobes uub man
fonnte sur 3eit niht anndheruo nit
@snauigfeit beitimmen. iper oils Sie9er
aus Der Dabl beruorsehen miiroe. oenn
@orbon ernies ii6 als Elm populdrer
8anoioat. ben ausenidsinlit nur &C.
wilIe 2batiaden idlnsen. auf bic mir
niht nGber ein9eben mollen.
Sc unterlie9t mohl faum einem .3weis
fel. oaB Serr Bon Uer9en feline Wabl
nidt gum serin9iten Ebeile benz ener.
siiden @intreten oss idwei,er.oeutiden
@lementes ,u uerbanfeu bot, oas uuer'
mholid uno uueisenniisis Su isiuen
@uniten tbdti9 mar, mofiir ihm aud
hofientli4 bic ansrfennuns uiht aus
bleibt.
Das unoifi,ielle Heiultat, nod, ben
uerihieosnen Staottbeileu, 1T oas fol-
9eHoe:
sDsitieite 4. g., g., a.. 15., 49,.
81. uno %. SBaroS.
BON Ser9en- .3087
Vor0oH -2444
Bon Ssrsen's Wfebrheit 1926
Glib Seite-11., 12., 10. uno 20.
Waros.
Von Bergen ..........1375
@or0on ........... .2OOO
@orbon's Mtsbrbeit CTS
@sntraler Staottbsil -s., g.. 16. uno
II. Waros.
Bon Bergen n.....-... 1883
@Or0On. ........... I9O
Bon Bersen's Mfebtbeit 499
Fine Broof-7. SSaro.
Von Ser9en .....,.... 80
@0r0on n------....... 309
@oroon's Msbrbeit 226
@reen Riose-13. Waro.
Non Bergen. ....---- 553
@Or0en. n......----.... 0S3
Bon 8srsen's 0tebrbeit ITO
PeterSbur9-10. Warb.
Von Bergen. ...-...... 425
VoropH- H---.-.......-. 2U4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-18
Ncrb Scranton.

- Gnf ben SerOa6t bin, etrpas BON
ben Diebitdblsn su piHen, bic iid in
lester 3eit in ben alten spencer SBerfen
an @rsen &ioge StraBe ereiSnet babeu,
wurOsn am Samitus Sumss 9ids BON
slmelia auenue uno @sorss 8ictorp BON
Sruins ausuue in Daft senommen.
- Der betaste Midael Barrett BON
Dat StraBs wuroe Wtontas, als er ent'
lang .oenlO. &.8. @slsiien sins. BON
einsml l3use;setrOHsu unb sur Seite ss'
idlsuOsrt, babel bbie 8erlssuusen Der
S9dOslhaut srbalteuO. bic on unb fiir
iia nidt ssfdbrlid iiuo, absr bel fsiusm
bObsu Gltsr i&limm Dsrlaufsu m6ssn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-18
Bon gsraen's Usebrbeit 221

Die abitimmuns fiir S8arobsamts
er9ab einen setheilten Sies. oenn wdb'
rsub sesenwdrtis Der Select Council
aus IA Rspublifanern uno z Demofra.
ten beitsht, ipirb sr nab oem 1. Npril
aus IA Republifanern unb 8 Demofra.
ten bsitsben; I'M Common s uneil be-
fiuben ii4 seseumdrti9 27 Republifauer
unb ~ Demofraten. aber nod oem l..
april wqben es 29 Republifaner unb
IL Dsmofraten iein. Sin 9letdes se'
idub NIT ben 3pei ermdblten albermdu'
nern, oenn elmer lit elm Democrat, Der
anoere elm Republitaner.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-18
StaOt nnO G0untb.

= Sb16on noh feline Nbrehnun9
ltuttsefuuoen, 10 wiro nit Bsitimmtbsit
ansefiinoist, bab Die n6tbisen $4,000
fir ~Safe Siucoln" i'm 9iup slus Part
beiseiteuert morocn iino.
- Yatrid Garbin pom bier. welder
ihon 3u bier petidiebeuen Dialsn bier
uerbaftet uno perurtbeilt puroe. lit lsSts
Uode in Spracuis. u. g., bss Sin.
bruds iiberfiibrt morbsn.
- Gin Ebeil Der 8erfe Der 8itrifieb
Srid anb Gils Wtanuiacturins @ompa.
mic Su Jiap aus wuroe Samitas giadt
ourd 5euer Serit6rt. eiuen Sdabsn bon
etwa $1,000 usruriudsnb.
= Bdbrenb Der abpsisnbeit Der ia.
milie wuroe 5reitas 9tadt Die 8illiam
Ut. Darling sSObnuus on grsscott
apsnue uon @inbrs6ern beiudt nno UNI
eine soloene uno iilbsrne Damen Ea.
idsnubr. cine SOritsdnabsl. ,pei sol.
bene Rinse unb $50 in 8aarselb be.
raubt.
3wei Manner, bic unjmeifelbait
lssts ISOLDE bic Office Der @limar Den.
tai @ompanis i'm Goal @r9anse @sbdu.
be nm beoeutenbe @oloia9sn beraubtsn,
iinb tn Slew Yort olnsfeit semadt NOR.
ben. Die SssrIe bsiBsn Sobn Dapis
,uno Senrp 8rennen uno murben Der.
baftet, neil iie Dor mebreren gBo1en In
yisw 9ort sinsn Suwslenoisbitab uour
iiibrlen.
-Srau gianetts Roos BON Yine
StraBe. g8ittms oss Samusl 8oos, lit
ON Sreitas WtOrssn elmer msbrm06snt.
liAen 8ranfbeit erlessn. Die Seritor.
bene murbs am z. apriI 1910 in 9id.
tenau, Saoeu, seboren uno Ifam Dor 21
Sabren nit ibrem @attsn naf amsrita
uno bierbsr. sic niro BON pier sob.
nsn uub pier TOdtsrn iiberlsbt uno ibre
Ssiissuns fuuo SOnntus i'm DuumOre
SrisObOf ftatt.
e. u. Coolidge. @ebilisiefrstdr bss
Ser. Staatsn Sdasamtes. erfIdrts am
Dounsritas In elmer aniprude, bic er
Dor @ruppe 8 Der Psnnipluunia Ban.
tiers @sisllidaft i'm .3immer Der Sun-
bslsbeb6rbe oabier bielt. bab bic Yrobif
bitiOnswelle, bic iid sesenwartis in ben
9an,en Ser. Staatsn bemerfbar ma6t,
Die Ginnabmen BON SnlanOiteuern 10
siuseidrumpft babe. baB bic Sa9s ans
fanse, i9limm Su werOen.
Su Der MOntas absebaltenen 8ers
iammluns Der Scranton Saubslsbe.
bSrbs murbe Der Soridlas sema9t. oaB
cine 8orlase In Der sesislatur einses
rsibt meroen ioll, welde Stdbten Der
,usitsn Slaiie ous Redt sisbt. bic niss
orisite SSaierrate fsitsuiesen. slud
parb cine Reiolution an9enommsn, bic
erfldrt, ous bic nsue gsreiubaruns Swi'
idsn ben 3shenbeiissrn uno ibrsn Gns
ssitsllteu fir cine Dauer BON orei on.
ltatt nur sinem Sabr lauten ioll.
- als Der 2sidenbeitattsr @barles
6. Sowsll uOn PittstOu Diontas 0ia6'
mittaa Dor 6em @onnell @ebdube an
0aibinstou auenus NIT elmer Sdau'
ipielsrin namens Ofauo 9unt eiuber'
ipasierts, purbsn Die Beioen BON Sruu
Sonea bemerft, rpelde oann bic Sdau'
ipislerin unsrifi, iOoaB iid Elm resst'
re6tsr Sampf entipann, ben bic Yoli3ei
beenben muste. 9ei eiuem ipdtereu
Yerb0r fonnte Srau 9owelI ibre Se'
iduloisunsen sesen ibren @atten niht
bewsilen uuo Der glloermauu itellte aft
orei weseu Drobun9en inter Darg'
iduit.
E8~ unterri9t i'm 8lapieripiel ct
thsilt uuter siinitisen Ssoinsunser
Sr1utsin emma Sren. 519 Fine Ctr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-18
Seiratbs.6efucb.

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-18
2ebrlina perIauat.

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-18
Marfin Srpd,
Barber,

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-18
Su permtefbeu:

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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-10

OF the laws governing the sale Of liq-
uors in his city or county. For the
first conviction of such offcnse his
license mandatorily is suspended for
thirty days, and upon a second con-
viction It Is cancelled for all time. and
never aenin can a license issue To
that man In the state.
.sWith so rigorous punishment for
Infractions of law, the league believes
that the man who obeys the law should
be rewarded in like measure. He
should be removed from the Jurisdic-
ton OF political licensing board; +;
his license to sell liquors should be
mnde as much business asset as his
personal good name
IF a man prove his worth as n
good citizen by conducting the retail
LIQUOR business without breaking any
law. and In such manner as to please
the majority of the citizens Of his com
munity, he should be entitled TO the
rewards offered to honest men In 9th
or lines OF business. His license should
be terminable only upon misbchavior.
or decision by the majority OF the
qualified voters of his community TO
dispense with the retail liquor buSl-
ness. No political boss should be al
lowed to place disrepute upon the re,
tall liquor dealer by forcing him into
politics."