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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-31
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Plus Iom miro gcmclbei. baB Die
NcSc. bic Trof. S1aric5 vs.. Cl!ot, Der
fiiibtre Yrdiipcnt her SnrpGyo llniz
perittdt. On; -. Sui iibcr Sic DC
Iigion Der 3ufunit" gcbnlttn bot, ou1
4norDnung bc5 Nl. %nttr3 ms Sta
ltcniife iiberiebt ,porOen lit, lint ibr
burGgrcifcnbcre5 Stuoiirm 81 crnto9 :
Iidcn. Ser Yopit. Der Die Gcoc Damn
iprefdltig itiloierte, briidtc icilt %tictltcs
geoalern aus, bnb elm Wlaun Don
folder Iutorttdt, mic Or. eliot lie
babe, Sbcoricn perbrcitc, Die tbatiah=
It'd feline Gruublase Der ucncit Eclis
gipn Der 3ufnnft iinb, iunbern cine
8crlensnung hes @laubcus uub Der
9rinsipiem, bic has Suubament hes
Gbrtitentbums nnp Der mpberncii
Civilization bilDen. Ser Sl. Tdter Ioll
bann erfldrt bdben, baB es letd)t letrl
fpiirbe, Die Ir9uuente Or. GltotS 81
nioerleaen, ullD lobte Das Gprgeben
Oe5 Gr3biIdbpis Hpan bon TbilaDel<
pbia, bes 9iidois WtSalll bon Sren@
ton unb dnbcrcr dm%crifuntld]er 0et't1
Ii6er, Die gleid 5ur @ertbeioigung
ibrer Stride lInD ibres 6laubcns be-
reit iporen. Wnn permutbet, oaB eiuc
bal6 offi5iene Intiport auf Die 9teoe
In Der .Gipilta gattolica", Der erlten
fatbolii6en 3eitung, beren Gcbaf@
tellr Der Mmerifaner Safer Sdlpotore
Tfranbi, e. s., iii, eri6einen lpirb.
Was bier bon Sr. @Itot nno in@
, brett bon Der llniperiitdt Snrbarb
aeiaat luirb, Gilt in sleiGem @taee
md pm nniercn anberen itnglanbt=
ger, amcrifaniihen ituiperiitGtcn nnb
ibrcn Irpfeifpren. Sor Sturgeon crit
bat 8iidof McSnul Ieine %befannten
ifdrfen Mntlagcn ge9en Die Sohbur@
gen bcs ltnolnl6cns gerihtet. Seine
@arnune mar iiderlih 5eitgenldB nno
ba5u angetbnn, Elm edo %ipenig1tens
bel alien 81 atbplifen bes Sanoes
an tpeden. Ibcr leibcr io5uingen nur
bel cinem Sbeile Der aatbpliten Dieles
2onbcs. Sinoet lih bod folgenoes
foitbarc @eitdnbniB in Der 'lebtcn
Nnmmer Dc5 ct. Haul rWanocrer":
.Sit CO ni6t befremOenb".
4fhrie6 ms Der perebrte Sber@
birt bon Srenton unier'm IL.
Suli, ,bnt ij nllcin itebcn mmR
in bent Strett urb bic iibriscn
Miitglteber Der Sierardie rnbtg
%snidanen? Wiar. 49,. mar
Der ein5ige 8iiHof, Der midi in
einem Shreiben crmlintcrte.
Sd babe picle Sanfesi6rciben
aus Qnienfrcilen erbaltcn, bon
&utbolifen mn Sroteifanter,
umd) por Srieiteru unD prptez
itnntiidcn Srebiaern; Dngegen
ipiberfubr mir Snbel i'll Der
,@eitern @at6mnn", Der
,Srue @oice" unD BENT ~Gpe
Iaria" ouf @runb tcnpeu8i0icr
geridtc Der td9lidcn Srelie. -"
Is babe nothing to iop", ma Die
gun6e Intfuort, Die 8. 9. Gin Gr5@
biid5pf Srelnnb ~Dicsbetreff ei1cm Gcs
porter onb, pcnn ipir II nod gut
%erirncrn, unD fatboliihcn 0eriftcrz
itdttern naro cine nod bel lafpnte
1here Intlport. - Mber, Damn iplilloert
ma ii6 bier5uldnbe, DAB i%opiele adz
thplifen lnn lperben unb bonn 8latben
ubfallen. @ir iel6er BADEN feinc
@bnnng bopon. nicpielc S6cins nnb
Nameuse 9ntbolifen mir in nnieren
Gei6en 6d6cn, Die eben burh unIerc
nnbei6rdnfte Soleran5 ge9en @aes
ipns nift fatboliid lit, pas 9elporpen,
mas iie iinb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-31
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ca llcin balb cmpfdrlb Gnrl elmer
E" uniuibcritebliden 8nu d
~ 5clene pieber Su lcben. 81
luhte lie nit Den Illgen. sic lpai
perldJlplrben. =
Nru eridien linn bieicr Saal rcfl
ais Die 9Dle, lpcldc er III 8irflihs
felt mar. Sieie elpi9e. niloe @tliii
lparb linn berbubt. Cine icoe Der
gin5elbeiten. Die CT Dor Den Iuser
bate, floBte inn Gtel unb Gbs
lfelt Elm.
I6er no fonnte 6elene fem?
an elmer Der 8Gnoe pprbcigebcno
bemcrfte CT lpie ein purpurrotbcr
Sorbang lid leiie bin unb Der beneste.
Solte Scenario bnbiuter iteden?
CT bob Die Sraperie ,etipas elnpor. =
9iicmanD.
Sabinter uber lag elm LANCER. fat
buffer Sang, ba MIR ein ein5igea
ipdrIi6cs 2iht bnrin ~ansc5iinbet lpar.
Gin Seniter bieies 8an9cs ltotb
often, uub 5lpeifeLlos mar cs Der burd,
bnsiclbc peruriadte 9uft5ug, ipelfer
DEN Sorbun9 i'll gcpeeun9 9clesi
bate.
Sic Neugierbe, Der @unih iif
burd Oas offene Scnlter bic 2anb@
i6aft an5uieben uub nlebr nod Die
unbeitimmte 6%offnuns 5elene piels
leift auf Dem @c9e 81 t%rcfien, 5ogen
i'm mad bieier Ii6tung.
Ils Ell einige Seit pormdrts 9es
ganeen. borte er ploslih Elm fiirfters
li6es Shreicn, Sellen unb Setern.
Sc ndber or elmer gepilen fleincn,
balb geDffneten Sbiire fam. Die aui
ben Sang itieB. bcito oeutlider nurbe
oas @ebeul nnb er nmtcrihieb Elm ber@
5tpetfelnbes Stobnen nnb Glagen.
unterbrofen bnrh Sluden. 2dltern
unb S6impfen.
Sicie entlesli6en Conc batten
faum nod etpas Wenihlihcs III iih.
&nrl fiiblte fem 8lut III icineu
Ibern eritarren.
.8enn Die Seufel iprefen nnr
peinen", badie CT bel lid, 40 miiieu
tie es auf bieie @eiie tbun."
G6er bnID barauf erbpb lid cine
anberc Stimme, melopil6, uuausz
ipredlid iiiB.
@s flang ipie cine binmliIdc WnIit
nnb aorl iaste lid: so repen Die
gngell"
gr bate bieie Stimmnc erfannt. =
IS par Die Stinne Sclenen
Spgleih lief er gan6 nabe 81 Der
Sbiirc bin unb ltrcdte ben aopf etrpas
na6 borne. I'm gu iehen, mas I'M
Snnern bes 3inlmers porgin9.
Sait ebcn 10 I6ncll 5og or i'm ipics
Der 5uriid, ii6 boil Gntiescn abe
mcnoenD.
Muf einem pra6tpollen 2nger iponf
it'd Gin o~bidculifes ultes @cib. bciicn
gan3er aDrper bon einem IferBlifen
AusIabc befalen mar.
Gin peiber Shaum itunp ibr aui
bcn balb 5ernnsten 2ippen, uno ic
fnirIhtc nit ben lnn9cn 3dbnen.
lpcldc man lab. ipie Die zines Sobtenz
ic6dbels.
9abci ItieB tic bic ~or56itcn gelete
%bigln9en, Die drgiten S1tmptreoer
aus, gegen bns en9cl6ieifc @eifopf.
mel6cs iih in 3nrtem liebcpollem Wtttz
lciD iibcr lie bcrabnei9te.
Wiit Den grauenerrc9cnpen SdnDei'
mn Siiben nod ibr ltoBcnb, flufte
lie Dem jilngen Wdbdcn. Sic flilhte
Soft, iie iluhtc iih lclbit i'll Der
iirbterli6iten Inidlleu bpaiI6er
@utb.
Cbnc iif 5u entntutbigen, obne Dem
unidolihen Nbidcu na65ugcbcn
mcld5cn Ser Mnblid bicies @eibes
acknowledgement einfl0bcn mlBtc
bercn Scele nod %bcsbaftcr ullp bers
fomntcncr lGien, ais ibr 2cib bdblid
unp cntItellt mar, flbr Selene nner'
miiSli6 fort an Dem clenpen 8eicr
hic r~iibrenbitcn characterization. OH
milbeiten Sroitipprte unb S~icbfolun9er
5l heri6lpcnben.
Sic gliN elmer Whlttcr ant &ran'
fenbcttc ibres ein3i9en, 9eiiebter
&inbcs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-31
DcmtSdelanS's ioaHerFrabet,.

Ser nmerifdniIfe @cnernls Goniul
IN Serliu bat. ipie bon bort gcmeloct
mini. cine grobe Menge m1tlider Sns
formntionen fiir Die amerttontlde
-Aiational @nterpnps Gpmminion"
geiammclt, Die bon Ieip yorf fiir5ii1
bort cingetroffen iii. aub iino Gors
febrlngen fir Gin Stubium oeS Dents
ihen SDltems Der SnlonosW aicriuc9c
%ieiteus Der Gommiiiion gefroffen iuora
ben. Sic amerifaniihcn GommiiGre
lperbcn Dem preubii6en Winilter fir
Dffentlidc Mrbeiten porgeltellt neroen
unS lperbcn bic pibtigen aandle lno
SluBlnuf : &erbehcrungcn inl Hctdle
bclihtiaen. Sic pcrben ieben. mie
rei6lid 0eutidlanb's 5trDme NIT
SnbrSeiigen beiebt iilp, perem 9cs
Iommter Souncuge6alt nnbc5u co.
000, coo tetrdgt. n,ebr ais 5ipei Wlnl
10 piel mic Der bes oeutl6en S5ean>
oampicrs |crfebrs. +.
YrcuBcn pcrnllsgnbt 500 100000,
bic in Den Sa6reu 1904 nno 1905 be-
lpiQiot rurDcn, fir Die gripeiterung
Der @alIeripcge I'M Citcn, Weiten uno
lpcsica i'm Norben, oamit cS grobcn
9orpicrn moglid mirD, bon Berlin
nad Stcttiu our Oifice 8u inbreu.
Schon lit Die beutihe 8eidSbaliptitnot
ncoeu ibrer 8aierperbinpuug nit
Sam6urg ciuer per groBtcu 8nfens
pldbe Scutiflanb's. Ser Ylan lit.
@erliu. ~iplpeit ipic moslid. ale @ors
tbcilc zines Seebafens 8u berihaffcn.
Sic gciammten Sulanos @aicrs
uc9e in Scutid)lanb 6nben cine Gauge
BON 6.214 Weilen. 9egen Elm @iiens
babuneb bon 35.760 Meilcn. Die
8niieripcge bcforDern "a Yro5ent, Die
@iienbabnen 76 Tro5eut bes eei0mmz
ten Scrfebrs Des 2dnbes. Die Sabrs
gebiibren nli ben 8aiieripegen ltuo
nicbrigcr, als an ibrer Snltanobdltung
notbpcnoig it, @uf Den neien &ns
ndlen %monopoliiirt Die Gc9ierung oen
S6leppoienit. Der b~auptladllih
mittelit @lcftri6iidt beluerfiteaigt
mirb.
-/%-S@
@or Der &rippe lit CO lcidt.
49, A-L-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-31

Nnbdnslidfcit an unieren alten Gens
trail Gerein unb 5eidnen nit frellnpS
lihem @rnBc. i'm Guftra9e oes Gree
futibs Gouites,
Spbn 9. Sclfcrs.
Y%rGlibcnt.
Gelparf, q. S., 10. &li8. 90.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-31
SeI,Iini,tc Gage In MteKees
, Roots.

Die mitiDiirDige Saitnus Der Sabrtf=
Spiie bat bic amf Samcr mitucr=
mciblidcn sefGbrlidJcn Tnbcit5rnm=
gen bcrbeigefibrt. - Niles bat iiG
gcscn bic Strcifer u%cridlwuren. -
Der &f 10 gut mic perloren.
- @as MIN tbun?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-31

itedcreien in bicicm 9cportcment
nlcin Der Stabt idbriih BON $780,
600 bis 100000 g~cfoitct 6aben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-31

ODER sic bort gigentbum babcn. nit
&lugen beitiirmt.
Su lpeld]er Stimmung iih Die
Gonltabler befinben, fam lan aus
Dem Inariif crieben, Den JIG bieicn
9iorgen nuf Sr. Sanpper mad)ten,
DER iid IN Der lesten Ia6t uls elm
6elb ae5eigt bate. Hafbem CT II
Stunbcn lang Die &erlesun9cn Der
pielen Spfer ocs Iufrrbrs behanoelt
bate. pericbten ibn Die Gonltdbler.
ais CT bieien @orgen auf Der StraBe
nit einem 8efunnten iproh, S6ldse
nit ibren &niippeln uuf Den &opf.
Ser Softor lit nid,t crniIlih perlest.
IS beibt. paB Der Softor iid lpei>
gerte, meiter 81 9cben, als er bier5il
aufaeforbert purbc. In5eigcn inn
gc9cn 81 0~efnngene. Die jest III
Sraft1pagcn cingciperrt limb. gcs
ulaft iuprben. sic perben bon Den
Stautsconitoblcrn beg gelpaltthdtiz
gen Ingriffs. Deg Sragens perbor9es
ner 8nifcn m,p Der Iufrci5une gum
Iufrubr beiGulbigt.
Yittsburs. Yn., "a. gue.
Sic aus bcn prei groBen S6orns
iteinen Der Ipldgcn Der Sreiieo Stecl
Gar Gcmponn bringenben Nnrfpol>
fen baben cnblih Die Streifer iiber@
5eugt. lras Die 8ebauptunscn Der Sc
icIidait niht pcrmohten. onB Die
Mrbcit mn ipieber inl Wang lit, nnb
bab bober fir Die Iusitdnbigen bds
Spiel perloren lit.
Siefc @rfcnntmif bat nnter ben
Strcifcrn bic Grbitternng scgcn bic
Strcisbrcder nod crb1bt, aber md,
bel pielcn cine nieberiG mcttcrnoc
Wirfuns sur T0Ige gebabt. Sis jesi
hatten nc immcr upd) s~cglanbt, baf
bic Geielidaft nad;scbcn iucrDc NIB
lie ibre friiberen Yidte ipiehcr crbal=
tcir miirbcn. 1tnS num fpmmt Die Gr=
fenmtnip, baB lie nrbcitclpS iinb, Dbnc
3eiin mtb Obrc MnSiift, III bieiiger
Nescnb ,picScr grbeit SIT crbalten.
Inter bieien ltm1tdnoen iinb nod
i~peitere 8cipalttbuten leitens Der Inss
ltdnDigen gu crtpnrtet.
Die Setden Der %aetoptcten Strctter
iinp in Der fntholiihen Stride IN DC
&ces Hpds auf9ebobrt, uub iuie bel
iolben InIdiien iiblih. nurben Die
0lodep IN beItimmten 3eitr1umci
nrgeidlaaen. NdGbem Dies 5iuci
Stunben geDnucrt bate, ipurbe bon
ben 9pnitablern bcr 8cfcbl geeebet,
bas @eldlte einSniteIlcn. bn cs Die
Streifer mn nod mebr nufre9e.
Ser Stubtrdtb bon Wcaees Tpda
bat in elmer ipdt Ibenbs dbgcbnitcs
men Sisuug elm Gomite ernannt, ods
mad 6arrisburg scben unb Den @ous
pernenr eriuhcn ioll, Die bier befiur@
lifen Stantsconitdbler n6Suberufcn.
Ser Stnbtrdtb cntbielt lid lebcr
aritif Der Streifer obcr Der Yreiieb
Steel Gar Company, lonbern err
fl1rte cinfnd. bab Die Ibberuiuna Der
Gpnita6ler gum 8eiten Der Stabt
ipdre.
Sic 3abl Der Sobfen ut II nui
iieben 9eitiegen. ba Mtifc Seipsti eli
ner Der i6merperlebten Streitcr, gcs
Itorben lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-31

@or Der arippe lit cs leidt.
Dem Seilanp 2iebe 81 Ihfppren. bod
fommt er nit Sornen getrDnt, lou iic
Der Shpur be,pd9rcn.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-20

tions instead of by the present system
of state wide primary. 1t is urged by
the friends of the amendment that the
present law is too cumbersome, too ex-
pensive and discourages many of the
best men in the state from becoming
candidates for office. The ultra primary
men, on the other hand, oppose any
amendment of the present law looking
to the re-establishment of the conven-
ton system, even though it is safe
guarded with possible referendum to
the people. A poll of the house indi-
Gates that the vote on the proposed
amendment will be close, although
friends of the new system claim it can
be carried through both houses. There
is no certainty about the matter, and it
is hard to say what will be the outcome
of the primary fight.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-20

No apportionment bill has yet been
reported, but the committee has been
working and bill will probably be re-
ported the coming week designed to
give representation to the new counties
in the state and to readjust the appor-
tionment of the other counties. North
Dakota is growing so rapidly that fire.
quent reapportionment is necessary,
and new counties have been created in
such numbers the past few years that
they must be provided for: The COM
mittee has not yet finally decided on the
manner of the reapportionment, but it
is certain the legislative representation
of the western part Of the state will be
substantially increased.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-20

The defeat of the bank deposit guar
anty bill was one of the features of the
house session in the course of the past
week. Although both the Republican
and Democratic platforms of the state
Endorsed the deposit guaranty plan, the
house killed the bill. Many of the
leaders of the party in the state have
opposed the bill, especially since the
national fight was waged partly on this
issue and the guaranty scheme of the
Democrats failed to command any great
share of the~public vote.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-20

The state officials of the w. c. T. U.
have been in the city for several days
interested in different matters before
the legislature They have succeeded in
getting through an anti-cigarette bill,
presented in the senate by Senator La
Moure, and which has passed both
houses. They have also secured the
recommendation and passage of bill
BY the senate prohibiting public drink
ing of liquors on railroad trains and a
number of other measures have had
their consideration. The senate COM
nittee on temperance has reported an
entirely new bill on the subject of
druggists permits to sell intoxicating
liquors, which has been the subject of
mitch comment and discussion. For a
number of years the leading prohibition
sts of the state have opposed the propo-
sition to repeal the drug permit law. 1t
IS realized that the law has led to many
violations of the pofibition law and
there is general disposition to tighten
the matter up. The prohibition leaders
have also been fighting the proposed in
itiative with reference to constitutional
amendments and have finally succeeded
m getting the house to pass an initiative
bill without the constitutional amend
ment clause
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-20

The telephone franchise and rate
regulation bill went back to the COM
mittee on judiciary of the senate, after
being reported out of the state affairs
committee with majority and minority
reports = the majority report favoring
the killing of the bill. The full crew
BILL, presented in behalf of railroad
frainmen of the state and designed to
compel the employment of Aagman
for every freight train of forty cars or
more, went back to the committee on
railroads. The city utility bill, designed
to give city councils the right to fix
rates for public service charges, also
went back to the judiciary committee,
after being amended to refer only to
gzs charges. There is a question as to
the constitutionalityH of the bill as
amended and the judiciary committee
viii report on the bill as amended.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-20

Both the senate and house have taken
what will be the last recess until the
adjournment OF the legislature, which
takes place in two weeks. The adjourn.
ment is over Washington's birthday and
until Tuesday, February 49, The house
first refused to consent to such all al
)ournment, but finally passed an ,nde-
.sndent resolution to adjourn for four
DAYS, and the senate did likewise There
will be only ten working days left after
the recess and as the appropriation bills
will take at least full day to pass in
each house, it will be seen that the time
for work IS limited
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-20
DEMOCRATIC HOUSE in
t.. ~~~
BRYAN FORECASTS VICTORY FOR
HIS PARTY IN NEXT HOUSE
OF REPRESENT. ITtvEs.

New York, Feb. 19.-Widespread in
terest among politicians has been
aroused by an article by William Jen-
nings Bryan in the March number Of
Munsey's Magazine, entitled 1.-THE Flu
ture of the Democratic Party" Mr..
Bryan in his paper carefully analyses
the political conditions of the present
day, discussing the policies of his par
ty at length.
1T is more than possible Is
even probable" he declares, that the
house of representatives to be elected
in 1910 will be Democratic"
Sounding a word of warning to
President-elect Tai he continue:
1.-THE president-elect cannot posi-
bly, satisfy the expectations of both
elements of the Republican party.
With a Republican senate and Re-
publican house controlled by what
Mr.. Roosevelt calls reactionaries, how
can he escape conflict either with the
Republican leaders or with the Re-
publican voters of the Mississippi val
ley?
In dicussing the tendency toward
reform legislation, Mr.. Bryan says:
"The Democratic party is in sym
pathy with the growing demand for
remedial legislation; it is therefore
rowing with the tide, for the tide is
onward. Democrats, recognizing the
responsibility of their position, and
strong in the confidence they feel in
the righteousness of their cause
are preparing to wage a winning fight
against an opposition already panic
stricken
InfluentiaF Democrats declare Mr..
Bryan's article to be the most i'm
portant political paper printed since
the election of Mr.. Taft last Novem-
Der.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-20
read the second time and referred to
the committee ON state affairs.

read the second time and referred t.
the committee on state affairs.
No Bills Passed. e.. - .
A fight was made by Senator Wal
lin and Steele on the senate bill to In
crease the clerk hire In the office o.
registers Of deeds and in the midst
of the battle the senate adjourned
Bills! introduced. go
Senate Bill No 3O6. Gronvold-Com'
pensation Of overseers Of highways
Senate Bill No. 307, Duis-Fifteer
percent to get on primary ballot as
party nominee. q
Senate Bill No. 3OS, Plain-Legal'
ize instruments. 81 .:
Senate Bill No. 800, Talcott-Ped:
dlers license.
Senate Bill No. 80, Trimble-Uni'
form form for warehouse receipts.
Senate Bill No. Bill, Bessesen-Re
call of officers by cities.
Senate Bill No. 312, Syvertson-
Capital stock of banks.
Senate Bill No. 313, Leutz-Inde:
pendent grain buyers and track buy
ers to make report to commissioner
Of agriculture. - u t.. ~ >
Senate Bill No. 314. Whitcher-
Moving pictures to be operated II
rooms entirely lined with asbestos
Senate Bill No. 315, Pierce-Ne
prairie chickens to be killed unit
1911. q,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-20
The Bismarck Tribune has frequentl

The Bismarck Tribune has frequently
referred to the ridiculous features of
the American jury system and the sub
ject is always one of fruitful discussion.
To be tried by a fair and impartial
Judge before jury of our peers is one
thing; to be tried by a prejudiced and
corrupt judge before jury of ignorant
men is quite another thing and-quite
common. In commenting on our pres
ent jury system the New York Post
says:
Trial by jury reaches its acme of
absurdity in the case of the murderers
of Senator Carmack, now pending at
Nashville. After more than three
weeks of elimination of the intelligent,
a jury was found on Saturday which
contains four absolute illiterates, two
others who can barely read, while
all twelve swear that they have not
read a newspaper since the shooting,
some adding, with fine superiority like
that of Mr.. Balfour, that they had not
read paper for ten years. So much
for the ridiculous laws in America, os-
tensibly aiming to secure impartiality in
jury, but really obtaining stupidity.
Better openly fill the box from the IDIOT
asylums and the ranks of the defective.
We sincerely hope that the Nashville
jury will be capable of following the
evidence and doing its duty; but GER
tainly the law of Tennessee has done
its best, not only to prove that it is
an ass, but to make sure that the really
competent men shall be barred from
trying an issue, not only Of life and
death, but of civilization itself. Per-
haps we needed such CHASTITY exhibit
ton in order to induce lawyers and
Judges to set about the long delayed re-
form of our jury-laws"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-20
An UNFORTUNATE MISTAKE

1t is but fair to state that Patten,
the druggist, who was arc sted for
maintaining a nuisance, had fled en-
APPLICATION for permit before his
old enc expired, and. while tn. a,'r.i-
cation was being considered his Old
enc elapsed and he thought his apl,n-
cation entitled him to sell. as u hid
net b en- turned down. It was an IN.
fortunate misunderstanding Of the
Law. r'|'sr.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-20
A. HAPPY BAND.

The legislative members. after FRI.
days adjournment. were like q lot Of
happy school boys release tor holi-
day. e s,.>=>tt22 ''"'s$$s:S
There were some that ran; and
some that leaped like turtles in a.
pool" ..,@%d Ts<lf
They hustled to the hotels and bur-
,ridly packed suit case and made for
the depot. One said he wanted to see
his babies; another that he wanted
to pay his taxes. and they all had ),
good excuse for going home. No. 4
pulled out with happy band on 1t.
Those who are left behind are at
tending to correspondence and read
ing and amusements OF various sorts
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-20

General interest is taken in the prob
able outcome Of the struggle over the
primary election law The house cleo
tons committee BY majority and mi
nority vote fayors an amendment of the
present law to- permit nomination Of
state and judicial officers By conven-.