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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-19

Judge Bradshaw this morning on a
motion filed by Patterson's attorney
The continuance was asked for because
the attorney had not had time to pre-
pare defense, and because he would
be out of the city attending federal
court much of the time during the
next week or two.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-19
ADJUSTMENTS.

Frank e. Long Company Puts on "In-
Old New England"
The rural comedy drama in four
acts. I'm Old New England" was pre-
scented by the Frank e. Long Company
at the Odeon Thursday evening, in q
manner Which generally pleased q
good sized audience
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-19
Demurrer Not Arn,,ed

The demurrer Of Mayor Ingledue and
Others, 70 the action in the federal
court, as a reSul- Of the indictments
against the mayor and his officers. was
NOT argued in Des Moines Thursday
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-19
BUYS HOME IN CITY.
Steward, Well Known Farmer

WTITTdHi oteVVdru' VeH- NHoWH = drh1er,
Purchases Carpenter Residence.
William H. Steward, an old and we'll
known farmer who lives a short dist
ance northeast of the city, has pur-
chased the residence of Byron NJ. Car
penter 116 North First. avenue, with
the intention of moving to the city to
reside. Possession is to be given on
March /. The price. according to the
deed, which was filed today was $4,000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-19
Patterson Case Continued.

The case of wife desertion. brought
against DIR. William NJ. Patterson, of
Egan, S. D.. in an indictment returned
by the grand jury, was continued by
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-19
LLscoMB PASTOR ILL

Rev. Mr.. Boomershine Victim of APP
pendieitis-operati Saturday.
Rev. Mr.. Boomershine, pastor of
Grace Reformed church at Liscomb.
who has been visiting during a short
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-19


Appealed to TmeR %
o
OF this newspaper n nd N sisters whom t and whom he %
shortly atnh death fail here twenty e
The K Oh % @ lie I'M
o n thu
thai letters tt f ans t Mrs
81 h y 9TH N brother happy
the b Hen % to e
Tn man hnlgr in thabwep hae dg M to right prov
an cA Q A ar
and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-19

every boy who secures q new member
and all of the new members will be in-s
vited to an oyster supper at the asso-
Citations expense.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-25
Standardization.

9gr0ag Mften &l. 9 ife1e ct Sam=
menltgb al 2 eleftrilfe Sernbanetrpn
paa Gbicago, 2afe Sbore & @outD
8en0 eleftriife Sernballe 2 Wile Gelt
for @beiterton, Borter County, SSno.
&olisiionen ifete !neo frpgtelig Strait,
ioet begge Sre1 bar ful0 Sort og
begge Sc forrelte 8ogne bleb ful6ltgn<
6igt fnu ulte. 81 Mennefer bleb 6reb=
te poa Ste6et, og 40 bleb baar6t
iaore0e. l1lDffesite6et frembg6 ct
frpgteligt 9fue, og Sjelp bar panife=
Zig at ifaffe fren, i6et 0e eleftriife
Graa0e par blepet brn6te be6 Cant
rrenlte6et> ioa Sorbtn6elien as 8a=
men bar afbrl16t. Oe onrboe16e Sar=
mere poe6e bpa6 @ielp 6e fun6e.
l1lpffen lpl0es Motornronoen pau
set enc Sren i6et fan fife fulgte 6en
bam 9ipne Or6re ONT at afbente set
an6et Grnn for &rp6sring paa en-
Mellen1itation. San bar blan6t 6em
Ser omfom.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-25
Splblpncm / Genatet.

Erelioel1t Saft len6te ii6ite lge
Senatet ct 8u6ifab, / bpilfet fan til
roa6e0e @e0tagelie al en- 9gnoring
Gol6lopsforilaget gaaen6e uo paa> at
ser fan paaligneS &orporationer Ell
Gfat al 10 pGt. paa fife forfeit Sect
tou6bDtte, bbilfet antagelig ptloe
bringe Sorbun6ets Sinansfasle en-
aarlig Sn6tpgt al c. so Millioner
Collars. S 8uoifabet frembeber
Preltoer1te11 at en iaaban @fat bill
bore at foretreffe for en- Mfgtft al
8r1tttoin0tGgter, ga ben fun paas
lignes birfeligt Oberlfu6, og BEN bill
6e tillige 1ette &egieringens Si1iDl1
nreo @orporationernes Drift og Ser
peo tiene til at forbin6re 0bergreb
fra &orporationer1es Si6e. Men
for at en- iaa6an 8elfatning fln6e BIZ
be loblig mao ser fdrit Debtages en-
sgn0ring al &onititntionen, iom gi=
Der &egieringen &et til at opfrepe
en- SSSn6foltffat n6en Gor6eling MEL
lem @toterne efter sSolfemeng6e.
Sibligere 8eifatninger al 6enne art
er nen11ig af @dieiteret erflnret life
grun6lobsmesiig. 8eban6lingen al
Hrpli0entens Sorilag ON @orpora=
tionsifat bill blipe optaget til @e-
ban6ling Sors0ag.
Senatets 6inansfonlite er fonu1ret
til @nigbeb om at anbefale> at E6m=
mertol6en paa raat S6l1t1ner i9ttes
til $3.50 pr. 1 1000 sos, imob $1.00
i S11iets Soriag og $500 / Ben MI
DRra16e Sol6lob. Gtnansfomite=
crs SorIag ON at paaltgne Erpfpa-
pir en- Sol6afgift af $4.00 pr. Son
bleb | Sre6ags be6taget at 5enntet
S S 2gr6ags opito6 en- beftig Deba1
i 5enatet ON Eolben poa &l1oer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-25
&omanbpr Gcarp pcb Muropolcn?

Senner at &omanogr al II. 9.
Marine &obert 6. Bearp, 0er Sult
Mfaane6 ii0te Mar gift paa en- Naro=
pol5efspe6ition, n1ener at fan bur
naaet lit Maal og far plantet 5tarS
ans Stripes pe6 Folen. Ser bar
intet peret bdrt fra banr, ii6en ban |
Mugult leilebe fra gtab ! geor0grdn-
lan6 me6 lit Gfib v&ooiebclt". @ar
ban naoet lit Maal, bil @fterret11in-
ger og 0ette a0 telegrafiff Sci fgrit
funne fonrn1e / @uguit eller 5ep-
ten1ber. Set bar bons @eniigt neo
gffreiie11 fra Gtab at oberbi1ltre paa.
Mor6fp1ten af @llesmere 2an6, 420
N2ile fra 9eor6polen. Haa fin iiolte
@fspe0ition fonr EearD til BET nor6'
liglte Hl1nft ser er betraa6t at
Menneifer, ia Mile fra Folen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-25
Gm 8rDllmpsrejlc / @fpcrne.
Sdn6ud O2prden fort efter W}i6-

Sgn6og Morgen fort efter Meib-
nat begpn6te ct nngt 9ggtepqr |
Hittsfiel6, Masiv en- 8iue6bueger
&obert @urnbam og bans 8ruo,
Sorfatterin6en @leonor @cri1,g, Ell
gan1fe eneltaaen0e 8rpllupsrejie, ioet
6e gif op me6 en- 8allon, Der fdrteS
al gu ftiftpperen @illiam @an 5leet.
De lan6e6e pe6 &olbroof> Masi T.. eff.
ter at bape tilbogelogt en- 9iltonce at
c. 120 W2ile og naoet en- &di6e al
1000 500. Ga set grpe0e as Sag,
fon6t Sc, at 6e bar n9r peO at 6rtbe
no ODER &abet> bborfor Sc los @allo-
men gao til sSor6en. 9creftcr fort
iotte oe &eiien pao famine Maabe,
io1n set ct al1nin6eligt at tpgtfte
Solf foretager 8rpllnpSreiier
mes Ser11bane.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-25
st &ineierntprb.

@n Oag ii6i1e l1ge blep ct ignoer-
ler1nret Sig fun6et EN- &uffert ct
@erelle Seem Oorf, iom bar beret
beboet al &ineiere. NGr1ncre I'm.
6eridgelier oplplte, at Sen mpr6ebe
por en- W}iis gtbel @igel> Dotter6at-
ter al SEN befien6te tpife @eperal
6ran5 @igel iom 0eltog / 8orger.
frigen. SUN baboe gipet Jig al neo
at n116erbtie &tneIere / Seem Sort /
Silantropiens Gieneite> og UNDER bet
te Mrbei6e ipnes bum at babe inblabt
Zig / &ierligbe6sforbin6eli meo ct
Ear al 0e guile Mpn6. S bbert 6alb
er Ser blan6t ben6es gfterla6enifaber
fun6et en6el 8rebe, ser tpoer paa
noget 1oo6ant. @n af 6iSie bar en-
pelitaaen6e &eitauratgr, @bu @air,.
Ser Bog npgte6e at gifte Jig mes benz.
Sc. Den an6en &ineier, mes bbem
6un bob6e in6la6t iig be0 2eon
cling, eller @illiam 8. 2eon, og BET.
CT ban1, ser antoges at babe mDrbet
Figen al Sfinipge. &an bibcs at ba-
co truet boa6e Miis @igel og @bu5
Bain paa 2ipet bbis be lite ophprte.
It faa / 8orbin6elie. 2eon Cling
It flDgtet fra Seem Sort, % Nolitieti
| / boer 8p ! slmerifa Tiger efter Sor.'.
brp6eren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-25
80 a 5 8 s. 9 mfi er > q 5.

Sra @itbee, @is., me0oeleS
u9onneptrfe", at 5gn6eripoen 80. S.
9ornfier, ser for beret n9ie fnDt=
tet til Sen itore oanife &oloni lige fra
6ens @egDnbelie, og iom bur boet
6eu lige fra ben blep grunolagt, poa
ct Ear 9lar ner, er afgaaet be6 Gp=
BEN. Sgr ban flptte6e til @itbee>
boe6e ban mange Mar / Chicago,
bpor ban bar Del fie16t / Sc 0a1l lfe
firfelige &reoie. 0peralt bar fan af-
bol6t og agtet, Ell trofalt og paalioe=
Zig &orofter, Der til alle Si6er bepa=
re6e en- bar1n &ierligbeb til 6eore=
lun6et. S 6e li6Ite slar bar ban be-
ret ipagelig, og 2egen bap6e forbe-
rebt bam poo, at 0g6en fun6e fomme
u6en 8arl lel, peb SEN mirbite 9t6s=
bebegelie. 0ette lfete ga ogiaa, i6et
ban falbt 6p6 ONT paa iin Marf, ramt
al ct &ierteilag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-25
Np 9lgerbrmgsminiiter?

Otter 6orlpoen6e fra 8aibington
agter Mgerbrugsminilter Sa1neS @il-
ion at tage Mfifeb | December. Sar
pil til SEN Sib bobe fungeret JON
Me0lem al &abinettet lengere Sio
ems noge1 anben anrerifanf Mini lter.
9eaar ban fife bor taget 9fife6 tio-
ligere er Sea, foroi ban pnifebe at
lette Ell nD 9feforo Mintlter=gm=
beo5tib, og HrGii0ent Saft bar enig
me0 banr bette. Gfter 8ilions Tra=
trpbel le pe,1tes set, at &ongresmano
6. S. Scott af &anlas ifa1 opertoge
Soften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-25
8lanAt Eat1nantwnA.

/ forifielltge 8la6e or1tales ban n0-
trpffelig iom 6unif - 11plig bar op<
lcbet ct GpentDr, ion ban fife iaa
mart pil glenme. &an fal6t nen1lig
til Sor0en fra en- &pi0e af $500
500 og ilap fra bet nre0 2ipet.
lllpsies Sgrenien i1teresiere6e Jig
for 2uftleilaos, og be6 at leie ON
2uftlfibe og Meroplaner &i6sfrifter,
bap0e bonnet Jig en- sSS6e pm &on-
itruftion al iaa6anne og bpgge6e en-
Mulfil1e al 6elrne 9lrt. San itolebe
iaa ubetinget paa sifferbeoen al 6en=
ne, at fan f9ite6e Sen til en @allon,
Ser lpfte0e ben,til en- @eioe al $500
SOB fra Soroen, bporpaa ban fappe-
be Sopet. Smi6lerti6 bob6e @pren-
ien forregnet Jig mes Senipn til Ma=
ifine1s Glppe- eller 8ereepne, tbi
Sen fal0t piebltffelig c. 1000 SOB
mes en- 8psiefugleS &altigbe6, me.
6ens 2uftifipperen flDnge6e Jig til lit
Seoe og forgiebeS iggte at iette en-
Gegtitang, Ser lful0e regllere Sar=
ten, | 8ebegelie. 0erefter Iog Ma=
ifinen og 6elts &asiager fire fulo-
ltan0ige &ulobptter / 2uften. @e=
rerien bo1ot trofait pe6, og iaa mart
Molfinen par fonrmet paa ret &jel
igjen, begpn6te ben at nerme fig
Sor0en poanp unber Ell itprf Cling
rcn, 0erpoa begDn6te 6en at inurre
runbt iom en- Sop, ita6ig me6 en-
polblom 6art ne6a0. Set $500
6oos 6al6 pare6e li6t ntin6re eno ct
Minl1t. ga Sgrel1len blep ianrlet
op, bar ban bepioltlds og meget for
Iooet, men ban bleb inart bragt
ttllipe igie1, % man mener, at ban
life pil babe parig 5fabe al Sal6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-25
9sreiibentem flpttcr paa 2anbet.

Hrnlt6ent Saft oil ben 4. Sl1li
lan1men me6 iin ,Samilie flptte til
@oo6burp Noint be6 8eaperlp,
Masi., lom iaale6es Somnermaa-
ne6erne b1iper 9a11oetS @obe0lta0.
Oe efsefutipe gn1be6snre11b bil blipe
in6logere6e 8oar6 Of Gra0eS 8pg-
ming / 8eaperlp, og 6eres &ontorer
bil blipe lat / 6orbin6elie ne6 9fe-
gjeringsfontorerne / @aibington me6
ipeciel1e Selefon= og Selegrufle6ntn.
ger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-25
5ttnlatt1rt.

aloricb iorelog at fortolbe &uber
1neb Is p@t. @er6itolb, n1ebenS
@lopp al Minneiota bep6e6e, at Sol.
Den paa &uber buroe belt opbRDeS,
oa @u6er itte er ct ielpiten0igt Pro-
ouft, og 9ibeboloelie al 6en biloe
fun tiene til, at &ieotrulten fit &on.
troll ober @u0ntarfe6et og 2e6erpro.
ouftionen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-25
9 a II f : q Mt e / f q II e r II e
+ g 6reS.

Sra &iebenbabn telegraferes Sirs=
Bag, at man ser benter en Deltagel=
ie al 10000 Mennefer / 4. sSrli 9a=
gen paa 9larbus=l16itillingen gn
Seem Oorf Camper, lon1 arriberer til
4i6benbobn Is. sSuli, bill briage Ell
Wfeng6e @ielter fra Mnerifa, og
9anmarf Gamfun6et bill arrangere
Ell 6eit for 6em me6 8anfet &aa6=
busiale1L / bpilfen Miniitrene, @e6=
lenuner al &igs6agen, &omunalbeitD<
relien og muligois ogiaa &ongen bill
6eltage.
Gorrnan6en for Marbus= =Dogens
omerifonife &on1ite, 0r. Mor &e11ius
fra Chicago, onfon1 til &igbenbabn
Monbag. San neobringer en- &illen
ira Nreiibent 9ait, Ser bill bline op.
le]t peD Soften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-25

9ette 8lab er nne6 tit mangeartebe
Sn6boIo og fine go6e Bremietilb11n
i 6orbolo til fin 9ris uopertruffet
af noget an6et ifan6inapiff.
fanif l1eeblo6. @friD efter 8rbpe.
ltlnrrt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-25
@pprpcistfanbalen @an sSraneiseu

&etSlogen moo &atricf CALHOUN,
Can 6ranciscos 9porbeiSmagnat
un6er Mnflage for at babe foriegt al
beltiffe ct 8praa6sne6lem mel
$4,000 for at opnaa Eribtlegier for
&on1pagniet> enbte / Sett6ags me6
at Surpen life fl1nbe enes om er
&ien6elie. @agen bar paret / ope1
8 Maane0er, og be 6pgtiglte Surilte1
far ppret engagere0e baa0e al eta:
ten og 6en 9lnflage0e. 5agen pil
blipe optaget til ny Frebelie pac
Man6ag, og Gor1paret oil 6a fremigt
te Sorilog ON, at 9lnflogen MOI
Calhoun blibe opbebet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-25
& 5 nlfe 81 e 5 n n g 3

8 0 5 an life 81 e 5 n i n gs
M 9 II 3.
0e banife 8lo0e Seem Oorf meb=
oeler, at to l1nge 0anife, SEN II 9lar
ganle 6rant5 sSsenien, @en al nbr=
mager S. @. Seniel, 106 @elt Ctr,
Seem Sort, og bans S9tter, @ialmar
Scbronlner, forleoen re6oeoe to
0fen6 fra at 0rufne u0 for Seem
Seriep &piten. 9e to @eno bar gaa=
ct uo / en &aiof, Ser fentre6e faa
Su10rebe 500 fra 2a1t6. sSel1ien og
bans Getter git, 0a Sc laa at Ser
bar Tore for at Sc to forulpffe6e full
6e brufne, 11b en- lille @asolinbaa6>
Ser tilbgrte Sen fprlte, og fit 6en1 ef=
ter en0el @elper reo6e6e on1bor0 /
8aa6en ternmelig forfonrnen Sil=
itan6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-25

Glen iffe at anbefale oette 8I1f
til 6eres genner % 8efien6te. Som
De ieIb er ttIfre6s n1e6 Set, bill 6igie
ogiaa bIibe BET.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-25
g a n s 8 M g II 5 / 6 aIifor

y
Set meb6eles / u8ie11", at Sc
9anife / Safla1ro otter bar reit en-
8epegelle for at faa bpgget ct 6anlf
6oreningsbus. 9lf iaa6anne finbes
Ser California fun set @aDipar6,
me0ens Sc 0onife &ortlan6, Ore,
og seattle, @aib., / set ii6ite @ars
Si6 far bpg9et 6eres eget Sus. S
Sc 6anife &olonier California ier=
ligt i Son Sroncisco, bar Ser 9ien-
togne @onge peret arbeioet for at faa
cit 0ol1if 8pgning men bi6til er bette
life blepet til noget. Set ion1me bar
peret Silfel6et / 0aflan6, bbor Ser
boer Ell Meng6e 0onife, og MI er
Sogen after taget op ser, og man
boaber 6enne Gong at faa Sen gien-
nemfgrt.
0ania 9lf0elingen rSbor" / Sres-
no blep iin Sis uenig me6 Sperbe-
ltprelien for 9ania Soreningerne,
bpilfet f6rte til, at slf0elingen blep
oplplt. OperbeitDrelien itille6e Me6'
lemmerne af ben oplgite 9lf6eling
@alget 1nellem at itifte en- nj Mf6e.
ling og in6meloe Jig 6enne, eller
betragte Jig iom 16itg6te al Dania.
ga Sen Mnpisning, lom gapes / ben
fgritnepnte l16bei, fife blep fulgt, bar
SperbeltDrelien let fig ng6iaget til al
erflere Meolemmerne al uGbor" for
u6ltp6te al Soreningen. Da1iia Gam.
ntenil1t11ingen li6er berpe6 ct Sab al
c. 100 Me6le1n1ner, men ser er bog
EN- M1ligbe0 for, at ser fan fin6e en-
9fefonitruftion af Sorentngen @te6,
iom after bill fgre Sen inb Gam.
menilutningen.
6oreningen 0nnia bar lon1 BE-
fjen0t bt6til fun bapt Mfoeltnger
California, 6og paa en- enfelt rtn6ta.
gelie nGr, i6et ser fin6eS en- Mf6eling
I 9}eno, geepa6a. Ser bor af og til
b9ret Sale ONT at u6bi6e @an1n1en.
llntninger moo Nor6, op til Oregon
og @aibington, bbilfet life bil6e itri'
Sc imo0 Sanmenilut11ingens @rl1n6.
lop, i6et oenne tilla6er 9prettelle al
9(f0elinger 6e 6or. Stater @eit for
&lippebiergene. 9eu bar Soul en-
gell, ser ti6ligere mango Mor ba1
peret ct birflomt 0aniame01em
California, lerlig Gan 6rancisco, BE-
gDn0t at arbei0e for Sprettelie af Mf
oelinger / Seuttle og Sacoma, bbo1
ban / oe ienere Mar far beret boia
og bar lat Jig Sorbin0elle mel
SberbeitDrelien nngaae1r6e bette, %
ben bar ittllet Jig pelpillig til Saa
fen, iaale6es at Ben Dag nrulig iff'
Ter fi9rn, 6a Der fan fnDttes ct 6or
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-25
2Dffe p "a a 81 ellen!
st ualmin6eliq 1tort 9lntQl Mneri:


fanere er 9iebliffet orrbor6 paa Sc
forfiellige 2inierS 0cean6anpere> 6e
flelte lelpf9lgc{ig paa SEN 6anlfe ST.
mics, for at beigge Seorelan0et.
2an6su6lhllingen / Marbus n1e6 6ens
6onff=omerifanife Dag s. 4. Sult laa
bel lom Stebnet paa &osfil6e @9i=
ifole / Mnguit er ielbfglgelig Set, Ser
iaar bar gibet Mnleoning til ct itgr=
re &ie111lon6sbelgg en6 ie0panligt
Sc 9onife Seem Sort og Smegn
bor bobt traplt me6 at bore G9rter
for Be mango, iom bar giort fortere
eller lengere Spbol6 / 8Den pac
@iennemreiie, og ser bar beret al
bolot tolrige mere eller min6re pri=
bate 5Seitligbe6er Sen 9lnle6ning
Oiltriftsafoelingen al 0onIf= f=Mmeri-
fanif Selifab benDtteoe forrtge OnS,
bag @nle6ningen til at afbol6e en-
flor 9a,tfet til sgre for 6e @ienrora=
gen6e, Ser officielt lfal 0eltage Ero=
grammet paa 6e to itore 6anlf=ameri=
fan1fe GeltligDe6er, og oerne @o1fet
6eltog e116el oniete 9onife / Stor-
bDen. Selfabets Hreli6e11t, Carl
@anler, tolte ont Selifabets Moal og
Opgaper, ST.. Spar &irfegaar6 10,
9anmorf, Haitor M6an 9an for
9lnerifa, Carl Mntonlen for Hresien
me6 en- Saf for 6en @jelp Sen bap6{
p6et Gorbere6elierne til Soften 0. I. b
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-25
s an fa16tf fr a $ / M

Sra 8ertpDn, 9eeb., 1ne66eles, at en-
oerboen6e Sme6, l1lpsies Sere11le11,
bbis ii6ite Mabn itffert be6re e116 6et
f6rfte angiper bans Mationalitet
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-03-12
Sunday School Conrenllun.

Durham county Sunday schools
will hold a convention in Memor.
ial church Tuesday, March %.
beginning at 10 o'clock and clos.
ing in the evening after an adj.
dress by Rev. G. Brown Cox, oil
Burlington.
The program arranged ha.
down some good topics and good
speakers to talk upon them
Among the visitors will be Rev
G. Brown Cox, Of Burlington
Mr. N. B. Broughton, OF Raleigh
Mrs. E. X. Michaux, Of Greens
boro and others. The public i
invited 10 the sessions Of tn.
convention.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-03-12
"WAS he JUSTIFIED"

When one hears of a murder
being committed, the first ques-
ton that mutually arises is, why
did he kill him?" The reason for
the occurrence is discussed in
every manner by private citizens
and the newspapers, and when
the case comes to trial lawyers
try to show that the man was
justifable in defending 0him-
self.i
The Cooper case in Tennessee
furnishes striking lesson and
while the decision has not be
rendered, there are many that
believe that the Coopers should
have had some way in which to
get back at the man that held
them up before the public in ridi-
Guile. Possibly SO. and possibly
not, but there is a feeling in
every man that when he is at
tackled he should strike back.
and when he is finally driven to
the point where he cannot for
bear, something happens.
There are many cases similar
to the Carmack- Cooper case, but
possibly on a smaller scale.
Even in the trial of this case the
witnesses were subjected to all
sorts of ridicule at the hands of
the lawyers.
In the recorders court this
week man was attacked in nc
uHmistakable mannee regarding
certain testimony he had offered,
and his past life. The merits OF
the case we know nothing of,
and this is not intended as a dis
cussion of the case, but merely
to show that when a man is com.
PEELED to come into court and
testify he should be protected
from attacks by lawyers. II
may be all right to attack and
challenge what the witness says,
bat when everything a witness
has done in his life is brought uE
before him, and he is held up in
open court as a thief and every.
thing else, there is, in our way
of thinking. ground for that wit
ness to resent it, and should h,
do 50. many would say that h,
was justified.
1t may be law, and doubles.
is from the way judges allow tn,
practice to 90 on, but it is n.
just and right and some Of thas,
days some fellow is going to be
come tired of it and there will b,
something happening.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-03-12
these short descriptions q

~ \ tCuSlfC tCICIcuCS tudu kUSSl-
BILE here. are nearing close
ard have covered a period with which
his name Is associated, it is fitting that
the general reader should be given a,
little insight into the character OF the
famed Sioux Indian Sitting Bull. Aft
er remaining in Canada until his peo-
PIE were leaving him and returning to
their reservations, having only rem
nant Of his immediate following and
family left. he himself consented to
return under conditions thai . ould be
favorable to his followers. while he
was assured of immunity from per-
sonal punishment
He was wise enough TO know that
his absence was weaving many from
obedience to his sway, and martyrdom
at q distance, he thought, was not as
effective In retaining popularity and
power as would be persecution under
the eyes Of his people.
He was Of incorruptible loyalty to hi.
people. stickler for their treaty
rights. q native politician who II
schooled n little more In diplomacy
and its concealment of designs would
class him as the great Indian states
man.
In war his bitter opponent. in peace
be won my friendship and sympathy
He impressed me as deep thinker
Conscientious as to the proper right:
to the lands Of his fathers. he ad
vanced arguments that were ,stron.
and convincing. His claim of primitive
possessions for ages beyond the whit,
mans coming. of the conditions being
undisturbed for centuries and existtn.
as the Great Manitou had ordained
the bountiful supplies he had furnish
ed on land and In the waters, OF wild
fruit, wild fowl. wild cattle. abundanc,
Of Wild horses, verdure to supper
them without the plowman's wear,
work-all furnished him an argumen
that the disturbance and compulsor.
change to it's heirs Of this legacy wer'
arbitrary. unjust to the verge of wha
We would call sacrilegious interference,
with the Divine will.
He had all the old treaties In hi,
head In the Indian legendary manner
also In hieroglyphics. but in writin,
and printed type he had an extrac
from the treaty Of 1868 By which tn
Sioux reservation of Dakota was sc
apart '.for the absolute and undis
turbed use and occupation Of the In
dams and upon which no outsiders blu
government employees shall be allow
ed to pass. settle or reside"
Basing his case like a lawyer. b
would introduce II as a silent witness
justifying his actions, and with keel
eyes he would watch It carefully. s.
that II could not be tempered with
and while, OF course. he could not rea,
he had marks on this sacred totem tina
he was familiar with. His eagle ey
would scan the face OF the reader Of
10 see the effect. and on IT'S return hi
face intimated strongly the trump
II gave him ~ a claimant 20 O clea
title.
I viii give general idea OF I'd
old mans description Of conditions. re
suits and the power TO him Of som
mysterious man that was invisible. b.
ing In the dark away east:
That the white man at this time ha
taken most Of the land. had destroye
or driven away the game and that th
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-03-12

So far nothing has been off.
cially done toward putting up a
straight Democratic ticket in the
approaching municipal fight, and
the reason for not doing 50 has
not been learned.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-03-12

The Durham Book & Station
cry Co., that has occupied the
store room corner Of Banner and
West Main streets since the
fire, are moving back into their
old quarters with new stock.