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The Domestic Password.

You are not going to stay in town
ate tonight. are you. John?"
Not very late, dearest. l have to
help put man through the third de-
gree at the lodge. I'll come straight
home as soon as it's over"
(Kindly. but firmly IF you can re-
peat the password. Six slim slick sap
lings.' distinctly when you come home
from the lodge, John. the servant will
admit you: and II you can't you
needn't ring. loull stay outside all
night. my dear"
John came home early.-Illustrated
Bits.
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Accounted Eor.

Mamma" said little Elsie. do men
ever go to heaven?"
why. of course. my dear. What
makes you ask"
Because / never see any pictures
Of angels with whiskers."
Well" said the mother. thought
fully. some men do go to heaven. hut
they get there by close shave.
Judges Library.
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wrIsgllns Out Of IL.

Am always first in your thoughts.
dear?" she asked, sentimentally.
"No-second" he answered. rather
absently.
"Why, Jack" she demurred. "how
can you be so heartless'"
MAUD" said Jack, after moments
thought, 81 mean that think OF you
every secord-and-e er r-you-know-
second thoughts are best!"-foungs
Magazine.
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The MAN Next Door Was RIaht.

Sir" requested the young man, en-
tering with suit on his arm, 1--WE
brought these clothes for you to press.
The man next door says you are
bird at pressing suits"
well, the man next doc. is right,
replied the suit presser. only this
Isn't tailor shop-it's lawyers Of
fice!"-Judge.
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Let Him Out.

Miss Gushington (entering street
car)-Oh. don't get up; please keep
your seat. please do.
Mr.. Manhattan-Really. I'd like to
oblige you. madam. but ! want to get
out at this corner.-Smart Set
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Boys Tool Chests.

Mama-"Where is that pretty tool.
chest your aunt gave you Christmas?''
Small Son-'In the closet; but the
tools is all broke"
Mama-"Mercy me! You naughty
boy. You must have been trying to
use them."-New York Weekly.
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Tommy's BIunder

Tommy. you should have known
better than to fight with that Williams
boy"
TOMMY know, ma'am, but I
thought | could lick him.
News.
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IG STICK SlNASHES;
ROOSEVELT DEFENDS
THE SECRET SERVICE
Message to House President De-
|ares His Statements in Previous
Words to Congress Were Gross
ly Misunderstood.

shInrton. - President Roosevclts
r,Ick crashed down upon the
Of Representatives Tawney of
.ota. Smith of Iowa. Sherley OF
krky. and Fitzgerald of New York.
ibe executive sent a special message
house of representatives. beratinH
solons for being champions Of the
ksful move to place limitations upon
hope of the secret service.
president also declared that the
rotation of the house OF the secret
! clause In his last message was
.Ierstood. and had there been any
kce which would point to the neces-
an investigation of members. such
Ice would long ago have been turned
10 the proper authorities.
message was in answer to the res
transmitted from the house in
the representatives asked for evil
upon which Mr.. Roosevelt based
htcments that the ''chief argument
sor of the provision was that the
essmen did not themselves wish to
(estigated by secret service men,"
bse Of the President
and Reasons Therefor.
message in part:
the House of Representatives.:
Received the resolution of the house
OF December II. 1908.
hg as follows:
fhereas, there was contained In the
civil appropriation bill which
congress at Its last session and be-
a law. n provision In reference to
npIoyment of the secret service In
kcasury department.: and
fhcrcas, in the last annual message
president of the United States to
10 houses of congress II was stated
rrence to that provision: 1T Is not
s,ch to say that this amendment has
n benefit only, and could be of ben
Aly, to the criminal classes" and II
kirthcr stated: ''The chief argument
tor Of the provision was that the
kssmen did not themselves wish to
Eestigatcd by secret service men.
was further stated: but II this is
bnsidered desirable n special eNccp-
Mould be made In the law. prohib-
ahe Use of the secret service force
|estignting members OF congress. II
be far better to do this than to
mt actually was done. and strive to
b. or Mt least to hamper effective
against criminals by the executive
OF the government" and
hefcns. the plain meaning OF his
IN that the majority OF the con-
ncn were in fear OF being invcsti-
by secret service men and that con-
as n whole was actuated by that
In cnacting the provision in qucs-
Now. therefore.
It Resolved. That the president be
Ted to transmit to the house nny
ce upon which he based his state
that the chief argument In favor
provision was that the congress-
id not themselves wish to be In
etcd by secret service men, and
D transmit to tho house any evil
connecting any member OF the
Of representatives OF the SiStieth
ss with corrupt action in his official
BY. and TO inform the house wheth-
has instituted proceedings for the
mcnt OF any such individual by the
or has reported any such alleged
ncncies to the house OF represent
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Fortune is said to knock once at
every mans door. but it's difficult to
make some men believe it.
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AS rule. naughtiness does not come
to naught.
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The thread OF many a discourse is
In reality a yarn.
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Regarding Restrictions Of
the Secret Service.


"Thcre was both by implication and di-
rect statement the assertion that 1t was
the law, and ought to be the law. that
the secret service should only be used
to suppress countcrfciting; and that the
law should be made more rigid than ever
in this respect.
"Incidentally 7 may say that In my
Judgment there is ample legal authority
for the statement that this appropriation
law to which reference was made I'm
poses no restrictions whatever upon the
use of the secret service men. but re-
lates solely to the expenditure or inc
money appropriated. Mr.. Tawney In the
debate stated that he had In his pos
session a letter from the secretary OF the
treasury received few days ago In
which the secretary of the treasury MINI
self admits that the provisions under
which the appropriation has been made
have been violated year after year ior
number Of years in his own department.
I append herewith as appendix A, the let
ter referred to. 1t makes no such admis-
sion as that which Mr. Tawney alleges:
1t contains on the contrary. as you VIII
see by reading It. an emphatic protest
against any such abridSmeht Oh NV
rights delegated to the secretary OF the
treasury by existing law and concludes
by asserting that he is quite within his
rights in thus employing the service OF
these agents and that the proposed modi,
fcatIon which Mr. Tawney succccu.u
In carrying through would DC als.lnrt.y
IN the advantage of violators of criminal
statutes Of the United States ] call Mt.
tention to the fact that in this letter OF
Secretary Cortelyou to Mr.. Tawney. as
in my letter to the speaker quoted pc.
low, the explicit statement Is MADE that
the proposed change will be for the bene-
NJ OF the criminals. a statement which
I simply reiterated in public form In my
message to the congress this year. ana
which il also contained In enect IN the
to the congrcss.
IA careful reading Of the Consressicn-
al Record will also show that practicaHy
the only arguments advanced m favor OF
the Limitation proposed by MI. Tawneys
committee, beyond what may be supposed
10 81 contained by implication In GER
Tain sentences a. to 'abusss' which wers
rspsatsd statensnts Of NJ. shsrlsy.
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Habit s a stubborn thing when pos.
sesed by stubborn person.
The Ordway new era., 1909-01-08

Your bottom dollar is always a sound
financial basis.
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( Understand Trend Of
the House Resolution.

mnde no charges OF corruption
4 congress nor aEainft any member
present house. II ] had proof of
corruption affecting any member of
use In any matter ns to which the
government has jurisdiction. ac-
fould at once be brought. as was
N the cases Of Senators Mitchell
,rton. and Representatives William
crrmnnn and briggs, Mt different
sincc I have been president. This
simply be doing my duty In the
pom and enforcement OF the laws
respect to persons. But l do not
II an within the province or the
or the president to report to the
alleged dclinIuencics' of members.
supposed corrupt action Of n
p In his official capacity The
rship OF the house is by the con-
N placed within the power of the
phone, In the prosecution of Grim
Ind the enforcement of tho laws
esldcnt must resort to the courts
United States.
he third and fourth clauses Of the
pie 1t Is stated that the meaning OF
Prds Is that the majority Of tho
esmen are In fear OF being inves-
by secret service men and that
Fss as whole was actuated by
olive in enacting the provision In
and that this is an impeach-
the honor and integrity OF the
s' These statements are not I
accordance with the facts.
es He Said Nothing
to Warrant the Statement.
rcfnl reading OF this message will
nat said nothing to warrant the
mt That the majority of the con-
IN were In fear OF being investi-
~ the secret service men, or that
as whole was actuatcd by that
did not make any such state
this message. Moreover I have
made any such statement about
as n whole. nor. with n few In
exceptions. about the members
ress, In any message or article or
son The contrary I have always
deprecated but vigorously re-
'he practice of indiscriminatc at
poh congress. and indiscriminate
nation of all congressman, wise
wise. ut and unfit. good and bad
NO one realizes more than the
nee OF cooperation between the
ana congress. and no one holds
,Urity and dignity of the congress
ohited States in higher respect
o, l have not the slightest SYM
m the practice OF Judging men.
OF Tor Ill. not on their several
put In mass. as members OF
ucuiar body or one caste. To put
all men holding or who have
parucular ofiice. whether II bo
. OF president. or Judge. or sena-
MEMBER of the house of represent
.hu to class them all, without re-
their individual differences. az
pad. seems to me utterly inde-
ana 1t In equally indefensibls
me good are fonfoundcd with the
heated and unwarra 1ted cham
OF all. or In q heated and TN
e. assault upon all.
IN Resolution Due
70 osnslty ef the oelens.
mesation In the resolue,on, there
~ certainly b 1us' 70 an sntire
= undefstana my message.
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Instances in Which
Secret Service Starred.

I'm connection with the Nebraska prose-
cution the government has by decree Sc
cured the return to the government of
over n million acres OF grazing land;
In Colorado OF more than 1900 acres of
mineral land. and suits are now pending
Invoicing 10000 acres more.
"All these investigations in the land
cases Were undertaken In consequence
of Mr.. Hitchcock. tho then secretary
OF the interior. becoming convinced that
there Were extensive frauds committed
in his department.: and the ramifcations
OF the frauds We're far-reaching that
he was afraid to trust his own officials
to deal In thoroughgoing fashion with
them. One Of the secret service men ac-
cordingly resigned and was appointed
In the interior department to carry on
this work. The first thing he discovered
was that the special agents division or
corps Of detectives OF the land office OF
the interior department was largely un-
der the control OF the land thieves: and
In consequence the Investigations above
referred to had to be made by secret
service men.
Tawncy. Smith, and the other gentle
men | have above mentioned are respon-
sible. had then been in effect. this ac-
ton would have been impossible. and
most OF the criminals would unpucstion-
ably have escaped. No more striking in
stance can he imagined OF the desirable
ity OF having n central corps of skilled
investigating agents who can at any time
be assigned II necessary In large num-
bers. to investigate some violation of the
federal statutes. in no matter what
branch of the public service. In this par
ticular case most of the men Investigated
who were public servants were in the
executive branch of the government But
in Oregon. where an enormous acreage
of fraudulently alienated public land was
recovered for the government. United
States senator. Mr.. MITCHELL and mem-
ber of the lower house. Mr.. Williamson,
were convicted on evidence obtained by
men transferred from the secret service.
and another member OF congress was in
Jirteb
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Chief Asks for Reversal
Of Action Of Solons.

The president then gave number of
point out the efficiency of the secret
service, and he concludes:
"In conclusion. most earnestly ask. in
the name OF good government and de-
cent administration. in the name of hon
esty and for the purpose OF bringing
to Justice violators of the federal laws
wherever they may be found. whether In
public or private life. that the action
When this action was taken. the senate
committee, under the lead of the late
Senator Allison. having before It
strongly-worted protest from Secretary
corteIyou like that he had scnt to Mr..
Tawney, accepted the secretary's views:
and the senate passed the bill In the
shape presented by Senator Allison. In
the conference. however. the house con-
ferees insisted on the retention OF the
provision they had inserted, and tho
senate yielded.
1.-The chief of the secret service is
mid n salary utterly inadequate to the
Importance of his functions and to tho
admirable way in which he has per-
formed them. I earnestly urge that II
NAV be Increased to 5000 per annum.
also urge that the secret service DO
placed where II properly belongs. and
made n bureau in the department OF
iustice. az the chief of the secret service
has repeatedly requested; but whether
fhis IN done or not, Il should be OK.
niicitiy provided that the secret ssrvice
can be used to detect and punish crime
vkerevef II In found.
THEODORE HOo8EvG1x.
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RIM l. 00X nSHsT L al nas 81 MER aais
log mailed free. Cor, 18th and Blake. Denver.
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BROWN PALACE HOTEL THssiSsSSs Tifs!HscGs
European Plan. Sl.5o and Upward.

rpcce Fruit and Ornamental. Shrubs. Roses.
lhCCS Seeds. Free cataoguc. lSTEiNAIloS-
AL NURSERIES. Denver. Colo.
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D2atrobe" fir cine Grflriion 81 ge.
Itotten.
Eie Nmenoenteutc 81 Dem 0etran-
tebanoel gllt5ubeiBen.
Sic Iunco1.@llep Don ser Dtonlt.
mentItroBe bis sur gogeritrobe, ais
ltootildeS Gigelltbum an3unebmen.
SIN smeiteu 3peige.
Sn 5ipeiten 3mcige ullrOe cine
Teroronung angenonlmen, ben Nos
men Der gQenooIe.N penlc, Jfpiidtn
Der @urriion- mo &ibertp . Seigbts.
ApcnlBt in GoIlQpoD+9tpenlle un5lif
Gnbern. ni ~.
Rr1iiocnt Nimien reid)te cine Ser
oronung elm, tueIbe Ole .llnitco RoiI.
luoDs ono electric Company" ser
FfIid)t ertbebt, cine 9eioroertc 8iirg.
ifa1t , Die iiir cine @~ereftiame Der
~GOmonbion.alpenlle uno EifeSpiQe
Company" geiteQt lperben mlB, uno
ipeIde Der @eieQi6nit iGbrlih 5000
toltet, oltfred)t 81 boIte!l, oa oieStaot
llrlter al1oeren mo nclteren VeItinl.
mllllgen iiir bie &oliiibrllng ser
RTllften bon Scitcn ser @cieQidait
gciihert lit.
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ginm merit bic MbiidJt.

Wm. $. NnOerion iprid)t bon nai0an'
tild)em @ctru0."- 800 SlilItcrblla
Den erirciien lid in Baltimore Der
Nroteftion bon aeluiiicr Settle, be-
bauptet Scr Cher : PROHIBITIONS
Eaid)u.
@i8ber bat @nl. $. InoerIon Der
Sber BrobibitionS Faito in Wo.
rplono, meiitenS I'M Stillen mo @e.
beimen fir Erobibition ooer Socol
Option gclpirft. Sest uber miro CT
ofien mo babel lenlotIonell. Gr
nimmt oen Wuuo iebr boil uno NIT
Ger @obrbeit ieoeniolls nidIt ietr &c.
Ilul1, benl er bebouptet BRETT, Dab in
Baltimore nid)t neni9er oils 500 MD
te beitebcn. lpo Spirituoien oerfonit
mcrocn, obne BOB Die Gigcntbiiner
cine Stoots .2iccn5 beiibenl Gr ln9t,
iie boben cine Sunbes . Sicen5 mo
lperoen BON gewiiier Settle III ibrem
ungeiebliten Sunoel geidiitt. SIR.
Nnberion iprid)t bon oieler Sodr ol@
einem ,gi9ontiid)en 9etrllg." 4
@oS Sr. gnOerion init Der lenlatio'
nellen 9ebouptuna be5fuedt, llegt olll
Der Sonh. er mill Die ocn1otrotilde
Nominiitrotion i'm Stoatc biScrcoiti.
rell. Ioiiir jcret Der iolgenoe Mus
5llg aus einem grtifel ieiner 3eitung
,Sbe Nmericnn Sluc." Nadocm er
ole politiihe Gage bcS S1ngeren be-
iprohen, iagt er:
.IieRepublifaner id)einen cine lcbr
quito Stellun9 ein5unebnlen. Sit np'
ppnnirten Der 2pcol Option Gill nid)t
in orgoniiirter Sprnl tim Der 8eleb'
acbung BON 1909, uno 0orilm ho,
ben Die Scmpcrenjler nihts aegell Die
Gurtei. Gie anti Saloon . Stgu
miro lie nid)t ais Roriei eriud,elL cine
ofientlid)e Grtl1rune ab5ugcben. EoS
ein5lge, iuaS lie (oie HeplblIfniler)jl l
tbun bra,ifen, nm in eepiiien 81
~itriften bic Stimnien Der Sempcrenj.
Ter 81 geluinnen, it, Gonoiontcn oill
5uitelen Die 5u @nniten BON Socol
Option iino."
@eiter iaat Sr. Inberion:
,Iies laBt Die oemofrotiid)c Ear,
tel : Organization in elmer ihlintnlc'
rem Sd)Iauaiiet nls Die mar, in Der
iie Die Inti : Soloou 2iga i'm bort.
gen Sabre ST. iescu sebad)te. STIR 90
ben Der Hartei . Organization i'm DO.
rigeH Sabre 81 ue~riteben, mob lie
.@inb iae mo @irbelmIno ernoten
,uiiroe," luenn iie Die gnnobme Der
2ceaI Option t. @iG bintertreibr."
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TaS @etter.

Siir Wnrplmlo mo Den 3iltritt
Columbia belte unbeitGnbiQ, morgcl
flor, Iaid)te lmberipringenbe @inoe.
IaS @etter mar geitern gum lbeil
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bcno. Tobei NOR cS iebr murm. Sic
bohIte Semperotur mar 80 @roo
BON ; bis 6 ltbr HadnIittag5 mo Die
nieorigItc 50 8roo INT 6 llbr WlOr-
gems
IN Den .anoeren 8unoe@ W1tter.
@eobohtun9S-S totionen Oeo SonoeS
lpuroen Die foIgenoen b0dltcn Cent
peraturen per3eihnct:
gaitport 56, YortIan0 20, Bottom
76, Ilbonp 7S, Nem.Dorf rs, Ybila.
belpbia 50. atlnntic.Gitp ~, GupC
Mop 76. @oibington so, NorioIt 80,
Charlotte SO, @ilmington ~, Gbor'
leiton SO, .Sopannab 80, Sodionuiuc
%, Supiter IS, aep.Weit Sc, Ntlnnto
81, montgomery So, Nem-S Orleans
SO, YaIeitine rs, @nlpeiton 81, Gor'
pms Gbriiti 81, WempbiS "A, Gincin-
natl 81, Bittsburg 76, SSlue9o Ga.
Nlpsna 81, Norquette ga. Green Bar
"A, Gbico9o 20. Iuluth 81, ct. YouI
"a, Ct. SorliS so, aanioS.Gitp Is
SSiaiiton a. .8npre 81, Selena 80
Salt Safe 46. Ieuper GO, u. Elattt
CO, 9oogc Gitp y, Amoriuo II, Sos
NngeleS 96.
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StGrfnna Der @eiunb heit

'mo1t man in eillem 8Iaie nSolace".
Ster aus 8reo. 9auernlhmiot's
"amerlean 9renerp," Nlts beItem
Sopfen uno Mal5 gebroit, oiiimiIirt
lid Ieift nit Der Wobrlng uno lit
Dem id)W1dIten Wogeu 5utrG9litJ.
groiierei 1104-112S Siuenitrabe.
Eel. 6. & g. ct. HouI 364, Do
Gourtlano 1891. (t53)
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SfiiSisatr stnns Der GIubs.
4einbeit bes 1IaIdjenbieres.

Bier, miitelit Der neuciten uuo
beItcn Maihinericn in ser nelen 9ln.
Iage Der Geo. 8iintber, iin., Yrau.
so. auf 3Iaiden eefiiut, lit an @e.
idnad uno Saltbarfeit Dem meit
iiberIegen, oas nod Der alien DE.
tbooc bebonoelt miro. geriutt eine
aiItc uno iibct5eugt gitd). 9eIteut
pon Der 9rnuerei ooer EbiIlips
Bros. 3eEtlfiIrmgs ggenteu. Site
BON , Giisello 6Iaifen 500.
Mntf q, 2aSa-)
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War HeiHert.
~alf,more's 0entid,er Ebotosrapb,

4O9-411 WurS-0a Jap trafe.
5amiliensrnppcn,
Sodj5eitssrnppen,
Gin5elanfnabmen,
Sinoeranfnabmen
Serar6kcrnnscn mad
Nlten 0iloern.
llniibertruffcnc fimitIcriidle Mrbci.
ten. Mahisc Yreiic.
gilScr iueroen seid)maduoQ eimae.
rabmt. yitthl adtem Sic anf bic
obigs NSreiIe.
ta~eais.aSe.1O
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ScbbeI's einsisss gtcIicr.

@ir baben nur Gin Mteiier in Bal.
timorc, nnS bas befinSet fid in Der
Gtage sn ebener Grbe, Nr.321, Nprb.
0ag-, nabe Sisb-str. &inSer.Nbs.
tograpbien cine Spesialitdt. = Seine
Nsenten nub feine1rtppen sa iteiaen.
Z. 6ebbel. 6. Gria, 1tddftsiabrer.
Q4-)
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Sbcu. s. Tiencr e Co.,
217, Et-Wultimore EtraEe.

0eutides unb anberes ausIGnoi.
Ides 8elo sefauit ino oerfauft.
@eloienoungcn beioret nod Ge,rtId.
lGno. Seitreih, RubIano II. I. 10.
@efiel nlsgeitelt alf ausIanoiide
ganfen. greoitbriefe uno Trapelcrs
Cheques. O.
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OclSIcnounacn.

8eloienoingen nad Geutidlano
uto Seitreid llnsarn iider ulto
idnea beIorgt. 5, 10 nuo 90 Marf-,
iotuie 10 unb 90 aroneii i. Sdeine au
uerfaufen.
Sbeo. s. Sieucr & &c.,
o. Nr. 217. Gf.Haltimure.S Str.
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Sirma 2orurcnce 0urlirum II. So.
meigert iid), Die tiir3lit ibr unter
Dem b0diten Nngebot 5ugeihIoge-
men itGotiitcn Sbligotionen 5u
ilbernebmen. - 0ibt orgeblid1 IT,
legoleS Gorgeben oes Stootratb5
he5iiglid) Der Subipop , anleibe
ais @run0 al.
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Sunnenauf. uno 1lntergaug.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES % It. ~ 10. WIUTN.
Slltb .,.......5 II. 40 u. WorgenS.
Tlutb ......5 II. 30 W. 9tad)nIitta9S.
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$fdot Baltimore.



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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-31
ARMY LEGAL TALENT
To Take Sides In the Libel
Case Before Federal
Judge Anderson.
TO FIGHT EXTRACTION

Indianapolis. Ind. May 31.-Delayan
Smith and Charles r. Williams. own.
ers of the Indianapolis News. charged
with criminal libel in publishing arti.
cles alleged to intimate corruption In
the purchase Of the Panama Canal
zone by the United States Government
will appear before Judge Andereon in
the United States District Court In
this city. Tuesday. to oppose their 70
moval for trial to the District q Co
lumbia.
Assistant United States Attorney
McNamara, Of the District Of Colum.
bia. and United States Attorney Miller
OF this district. will represent the Gov.
eminent In the case Of the application
for removal Of the defendants. Who
were indicted by . grand jury at
Washington. coincident With the In.
dictment OF the proprietors Of the
New York World for the some alleged
offense.
Messrs. Smith and williams were
served with warrants in this city sew
eral weeks ago. and are under bond Of
5000. each being surety for the other.