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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-01-15

his constituency was quick to recog-
nize the fact, by electing him a men,
Der of the Constitutional Convention
Of 1879, and a Judge Of the Court of
Appeals Hereunder, where he served
them well, faithfully.
"Ferreol Perrodin. One Of the
ugliest men ever met, and yet
power in the land for years. He was
District Attorney for eight years,
and very able one at that He en-
ioyed a lucrative practice and made
large sums Of money, but like most
lawyers, he lived well and died poor.
Charles F. Garland. A gentleman
Of many virtues, with few faults. He
was admitted to the bar late in life
and, while yet in love with his 20
fession and raptured with the world,
he sank to silence and pathetic dust.
Laurent Dupre. A gentleman en-
doWed by Nature with great gifts of
which he remained unmindful up to
death. He believed in the motto,
Let US eat and drink and be merry,
to-day, for tomorrow we de- He
danced upon such a volcano for years,
and was finally swept from life to
death with the velocity Of an cleo
trio current.
Kenneth Baillio. Welded to his
profession. Without wife, or kith
or kin, the greatest portion of his
life was spent in his office. He lived
therein. From early morn until late
at night, be drank at the legal fount.
| His receptive mind made him a dis
tinguished practitioner. His energy
was boundless. His capacity to
work without limit. For years he
was one of the leaders Of this bar
| He was at all times modest and un-
assuming, and his great store Of
/ knowledge was to he had for the
mere asking. All of the young prac-
ltitioners will attest this. Not one
Of them er applied to him for help.
Ibnt obtained it freely. He gave
away his knowledge with the prodi-
gality of a spendthrift. OF a sunny
disposition, in the discharge Of bis
duties he was absolutely fearless
/ He must have had trace of Indiar
blood in his veins, for oft times there
came unto him A Call to the Wild.
With these longings upon him he wonlC
seek the forest and with rod and gun
commune with Nature and with Ma
ture's God. It was while out upon one
Of these trips, that his noble hear
ceased to beat, and with its silence
i there passed from US ripe lawyer
4 scholarly gentleman, whose bounty
il giving sach knowledge as he pos
sessed, was as the gentle rain from
heaven. Twice blessed. It blessetl
! him who gave and him who took
Henry L. Garland, who for fou
score years blessed the land thai
cave him birth. As husband
father, son or friend he was un
eonailesl. Is citizen, without fear
without reproach. Whether ugor
tbe tented f9ld leading a charge a
Shiloh, or in the peaceful pursuits o
his profession, with him the task was
Duty well performed He prepar
ed his eases with the utmost care
Never admitted anything. Neve
corspnted to anything. The onl
way you could ever convince him 9
the incorrectness of his position, wa
to whip him into submission, an,
then it vas like convincing a MAJ
against his will.
But for all that he was wei
grounded lawyer, and at the time
Continued on page fourl
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-01-15
Southern Pacific Mardi Gras
Rates.

Mardi Gras Carnival New Or
leans. La, Feb. 3rd-8th, 1910.
On account of the above occasion
the Sou. Pac. r. R. will sell round
trfp tickets to New Orleans and re-
turn at rate Of one fare plus twenty
FIVE cents.
Tickets on sale February lst to
7th inclusive and for trains arriving
IN New Orleans before noon Of Feb
9Th. Final limit to return Feb. II,
1910.
]. Il. r. PARSONS, Genl Pasg'r
Agent.
Il. A. WHITE, Local Agent.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-01-15

Mrs. Aaron Jacobs and child
returned Monday after an extended
visit to friends and relatives in Alex
andria and Monroe.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-01-15
THCEARE0Nis Z AIals

that II has 4 IarusR elFeaiaiian laR All
Of tha newspapers published % ne EsaT.
1sh eonaaneds and as large Gifeaaslsl
as any Weekly pullIlshea IN The state.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-01-15

me 81. Landry tLa.) Clarion Is Withoal
aeubt one Of the best edited and printed
weeklIss In the whole SOuth.-AMERlCaN
NEWSPAPER UHIOH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-09
&iQipaeniadDe @crgeltnns.

Gines Cages fam 5ll einem arnterl
Eerriifenmafer HamenS Sap ein
Soloat, Der, pom Grmiiorutg gall5 err
ld)opft Inn cine llnter1tiitung bot. Gr
lagtc, oub er nod einen langen Neg
5u madeu babe, I'M 81 ieinem Hcgi-
ment 81 iIoBen uno Dob er, oa er
fiiblte, Dab i'm Die arGftc perlieBen,
iid BET ibnt etuas altsrliben rl6d)te.
Gas blaIie Nusieben ocs Wunnes,
iein uufribtiges @eien riibrten Eau
Ger lelbit faum leben fonnte, 10 Iebr.
bob err ibm Gririidungeu poriebte,
uno naf,oem Der Mann gegeiien bat.
te, audi 10 piel @elo 5uiommeniud)tc,
Inn elm BILLET fir Die Giicubobn jll
loien. Ils or i'm sum @obnbof &c.
brad)t bate, mar Der Soloat gan5
bon 9mfbarfeit eriiiat, 10 Dab er
mieoerbolt iagte: ,@ott uergelt es
Sbnen, tmlienomal!." Gobci 5oa er
elm 5iemlid id)mllsi9es Stiid 80.
pier aus Der Saide, reifte es ieinem
@obltbater 0ap INTO iagtc: nIas lit
Elm &eSept I'M ausge5eidnctc @idbie
5i MADDEN. NSsh babe uutIern Sffisies
rcn piel bauon pertouft. Sh boffe,
boB iie banit 5nirieoen iein mcroen."
Sobulo Inp nod Salic 5nriid-
fam, wuroe oas Ne5ept gepriift mllb
Die @ifie in Der Sbot lebr gut be-
funoen. 9alo oarnuf borte Snp auf,
Eerriifen 5u mahen, mo mllroe
@ihlefabrifmt.
Ger Huf ieiner @id)ieiobrif mltrbe
groBartig nnb oas Sermogen, rpeldes
er nit Dem Gesept oes arrien Soloo.
ten e%rtporben bat, lit alld) grpBartig.
Seinen Grben binterlieB Der iterbenoe
Tan iogar mebrerc Miaiouen Sron.
fen. Der @nnih bes Sploaten:
.@ott pergelt es Sbnen tmlienbmaI
mor alio tnlienoioh criiiat woroen.
so pergilt Der liebe Soft ollcs
Cute mas mir tbrn. iid)er uno iiber.
reif,lih-fe fem Srilnf @aiier, ben pir
einem Suritiacn reidlen, bleibt I'M
SimmeI unbelobnt. @cld cine gliid.
lihe glisiitt! @elb ein Croft!
@elh cine slufioroerrnlg 5iln @obl-
thlin!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-09

gel tragen fonnen, oaltn miro's id)on
geben.
limo oa lit elm OienitmGod)en, Die
gnnelieie. Wtit perpeinten Iugen
Itebt lie oa unO jommcrt: % Die Pr
belt nit ben pielen ainoern bel mel.
nfr &errihaft! 9tein, itb illde mir
cine anbere, cine Before SteQe!!"
-Imnolieie," fragc id, /. lit oeiuc
Serrihait ionit in oaen Stiifcn gut,
mirlt on 5ulu 8lltcr .o~ngcbnlten, be-
fommit on lott 5lt cliell, bit ou rpie
elm aino gebaltcn iino 5eigt mani alld)
etmus Gorge nm oih2-@cm on
oa5u ga" Iagen muBt. Damn lob Oa5
Slcnnen iein, bite bid. ben Soltm
megen Der Galipen u~m5nbalen. Ntf
elmer artbern SteQe f0nnteit OIL piel-
leidt nod iflimmere Tuiipen, bel
leidt iogar giftige Ialtpen fiuben,
Die bid an Seel nno 2eib ueroerben
fonnten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-09

bas beilige 9lut ieoen Sreitag flil.
Jig mlroe bis gum Sabre 1888, dls
Die Heliqitie einelt neller, ourd)
Yapit Urban Den Sediteu am 3. Wtat
0ofilmentierten, foitbaren Sebdlter
erbielt. Sm 2alfe Der Sabrbrmoerte
mliBte oas &eliduiarirm III ben Sab
rem 1878, 1927, 1910 reltalriert
nerOen. Ssm Sabre 1887 muroe ein
gan5 neiler 3plinoer gewablt, nm oas
ginorin9en BON Stnib 81 perbin.
Oern.-3u Gbren bes foitbaren glil.
ties iinb peri1ieoene Sllbildeu I'M
Sabre 1913, 1886, 1749, 1886 uno
1850 gcfeiert. Bur 3eit bes belltld)'
fran5oiiiden &rieges nno Der 8trren
i'm &irhenitaate muroen l1ngere 3ett
feierlihe EroSeiiionen sur Abmen.
Oung ser aaieitigen @efabren peran.
italtet. Die lebte auBergemobnli6c
YroSeiiion faiio i'm Sabre 1874 itatt.
9as lebte SSubilGum ~feierte man IN
grilgge I'M Sabre 1900.
Seoen Sreita9 miro am Morgen
bas foitbare 9llit fir mebrere Stirn.
ben unb am Mittag Inn 3 ltbr CUR
Seiper5eit ben @ldlibigen sur Ser
ebrung arsgeItelt. Gntcr Der Com.
berren, lmgeben BON elmer gbrens
made, reidt Die Hcliqliie sum aliI'c
oar. Sic Seier miro Ourd) elm Sod
amt llno mebrere beilige WteI'en err
bolt. Siele frembe lnb eillbeimtIhe
anoddtige finoen iif ein.-Siir Den
Sreitog Nadymittag 3 llbr tit cine
Segensanoaht geitiftet, UNI Die
fStutoe 5t ebren, IN Der Seius am
&reu5e itorb. Gum ShluB oerielben
miro oas ySe profun0is" gebetet.
Sbifon oie Stride bas SeIt bonn
foitbaren glrte crit an erIten Cont
tog i'm Slili feiert, erinnert lid Der
gl1ubige Gbriit bod 10 germ t1glif)
oes fir inns peraoiienen 9llltes Selit
in Ser beiligen Weiie, ieoen Sreitag,
unb b~eionoers in Der beiligen Saiten-
jeit. @eten mir oft oas Sebet: uGmi.
ger Sater, i'd ppfere Dir aiif oas foit,
bare 9llit Oeines Eobnes sur slb.
biiBilng rnlerer Siinben nnb Sim.
benitrofen, fiir oie armen Seelen I'M
Segieuer urib sur grbobung unierer
beiligen Miltter, Der fatboliihen
Stride"
Gbriitt 9llt, fir inns pergoiien,
In Dem areli5 10 reid gefloiien,
g6ren mir NIT Shmer5es 3Gbren,
Moge @ott inns sub g%eipohren!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-09

ned urb oeiien iunge Srau 5t idrei.
ben. Sic idrieb iogar oapon, Srrn.
neds i'm nGhiten CONNER aufsuilt.
den, neil lie iest piel freie 3eit babe;
oenn Dos Yeniiorat bat Die miiroige
Game ieit DEM Sooe ibrer Geihte auf.
gegeben.
9runned l16elte, ais err ieiner
Srau Die 3eilen porlas. r@aS iagit
Oh ba5lt, Wonon?"
SD frclle MIDI, Dab mir ale Den
9etrlg pergeben baben."
@r jam einen Il1genblid nad ulo
ipro6: sd boee Dir ME ernitlid
geaiirnt-uuo munoere MIDI 0aB i'd,
mid bon Sir trennen fonntte, Oa Oh
oot i. feit in nleiiem Screen
iabeit!"
.Sabe Can't fir 9eine lieben
@ortc-licb, &aimunb, i6 bin ieet
bod ii's YaroOies burd
9i6l"
Gr oriidte ibr innig Die Sano.
oSeBt ntodlte td) CIR nod etlten
@ruB abitatten, Wanon."
Sic blifte iblt erDartlngspoa an.
ySon Dem ianften 6einrid, gelt?"
ga, BON ibm. Sd) CLAUDE, mein
@liid ,pGre nidt politdnOig, uenn er
geieblt. Seinrih bittct Inn unierr
boloigen 9eiuh."
ollub On wiafabrit ieiner Sitte
balb, nidt mabr2"
rSu Den nddlten Sagen id,on; if
babe ibm periprpfen, Dob 0u inn
rmier @icberiinoen ielbit mittbeilen
tperDeit. -"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-09
SchnindJt cincs &inScs nad BEN
Simmclsbrpo.

SIN Sabre 1876 itarb IN Sirol cin
MGo6en, nit Namen Suilc, bas crit
iieben Sabre oft mar. Sasielbe mar
iebr iromm rnO peritanOig umo
mllBte bereits piel ans Dem aotedis,
mlts. Die iromme Wtlltter bate bent
iclben ihon mnnhes bonn lieben Be-
ms I'M Subernafel nno in Der bcili-
gen Spitie erSdblt, 10 oaB oas ainb
i'm @otteshauie mir Ser5 uno Sinn
iiir oeiI lieben Seilano bate. % or.
franfteN baS &ino, mo mon merfte
gar balo, bob wobl nidts mebr 5il
boiien lei. 8au5 abgcmagert lag es
ouf Dem oiiritigen Settlein oa, bas
arnle 9uis6en. IS lit piel; mnb
wern man iie weaen ibrer SbmcrSen
beoauerte, iagte lie: Ser liebe Sc
ms bat audi piel fir mid gelitten;
ih nil es MN fir i'm thun." Nm
%. Sui empfing tic Die beilige
Selung. Sernad) iprad) tic idllif.
5enb Slrm Efarrer: sd mohte 10
gerne oen liebcn Seilmo boben.
Obne oas iiiBe Selufinb fam id,
niht iterben. .. id bite. bringen
Sic mir oeu lieben SeinS!" Ser De-
dant Nntmortete: Isle piQit on Den
gllten Seilunb bemn baben2 @iaii
on i'm utfer einem 8lositnrS babell
ODER ELM iolfes Seiusfino, wie es in
elmer fleinen. nit ~goloencn Sllunen
per6ierten Shadtel liegt?" .Ih,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-09

uno ibr neroet e%mpfnngen." nSeOer,
Der bittet, emrpfdngt."
Dos limo troitlide @infe. Sefol-
gen mir lie, itno mir fonrer ein III.
begren5tes Sertrallen babcn, bob inns
8ott allies geben miro, mas uns ge'
briht. Siit on 3. y. in Climber ltno
fannIt ans Den Silnoen nitt beraits-
fommen, bam fougct OH 5l beten, bete
nnaufborlid, perbinoe bein @ebet nit
~fleineren Mbtootnngen nit Nlmoien,
nnb on iolit ieben mie ous @ebet
nd6 uno nod cine Siinoenfeiiel mad,
Der anoern lott. Nlt mirit frei unO
befommit cine SreuOe, Die OH Dir iest
nidt poriteqen fannlt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-09
Die iid) madtis itets crmieien!

@oIo'ne &oien, llnpermelflifL
Strablenb bell mie Siegesfreu0e,
@inoet frob Der 8ottesmutter
St ibr f0uiglid @eifmeiOe.
Sreiit lie, Der GrloIung ainber,
Die Den SooesilberminOer
Tins gebar, Die linn sur Seite
Sbront in emiger SiegesfreuOe!
@ol0'ne Hoien reiht ibr ale,
Die ba Sieg eritritten boben
0urf bes Siegesfitriten 8nabe,
Surd bes beilgen @eiites @aben
&eiht ibr golo'ne Hoienfronen,
Solfer au', ibr MiQipnelt,
Die oa le%iobeordngt ihon naren,
llno Warid Silf' e~rfabren!
Spredt pbn' gnoe: Sci gegriiBet.
Sci gelobt uno bod geprieien.
G%briitenbilfe, Srail bonn Siege,
Die iif maftig itets %eripieienl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-09
Iurbereitnns gum 8ebet.

Die beilige Shrift mabnt inns,
nidt i~lnporbereitet Slm 8ebet 5it ges
ben. ,@em on beteit, 10 bereite 5lt.
Dor oein Ser5 unb lei nift mie Elm
Wenid. Der @ott periuft." Gin al.
ter Sdriftlteler ans Dem oritten
SSSabrbimoert aibt Inns mnnber6or
berrlibe @infe in bieier 9eSiebrng.
4. @enn on beteIts itelle Dir Dor,
ais menn DIR ~leibbaftig boz Got bin-
trGtelt. nnb er bid itebt inb bort mb
nit Dir ipriht. @te iebr Dies bon
gtlisen lit, fonnen mir baran ieben,
DaB mir inns blob Die @eltalt zines
ebrmiiroigen Mtannes por5ultellen
brali6en, INN sum 9itten angeipornt
5u merben.
2. 8enn on beten ni0it, 10 ent-
ferne 5upor ans beinem Ser5en alien
Sob, 3orn unp 9itterfeit. .@enn
on Deine @abe gum Iltare bringIt.
uno DID baielbit erinnerit, bab beit
9ruoer etmas mioer DID babe, 10 laiie
oeine @abe 5llpor allba uno geb bin
nnb iiibne bid NIT beitem gruoer
aus, unb Damn fomm uno opfere
oeine 8abe."
8. gete nit reinem Ser5en. DEM
@ottes @eiit gebt nid)t in cine boss
miaige Seele unO mobnt niht IN Ell
nem 2eibe, pelder Der Siinoe unter-
tbon it,. (glu6 mir entfernen inns
idleunigitp bon Srten, Die einen il6len,
mioerm1rtigen @eruh perbreiten.)
@enn mir uns Der llnteuldbeit erge.
ben, fam es Der liebe @ott bel inns
nidt mebr ~alsbalten megen oes ent-
iebli6en ltebelgerltbes, Den upierc
Seele Damn perbreitet.
4. 9ereite bid gum @ebete niht
our6 aleioerihmld, ionoern ourb
quite @erfe. @enn bel oeinem @e.
bette Der Shusengel su 9ott iagen'
FAM, Ger Iann ODER Die Srau bat es
,peroient, baB lie erbort miro; lie gibt
piel on Die Armen, lit fleiBig, oanm
oarfit on CUTE Soffnung baben, ooB
oein inbriinItiges 8ebet nift umionit
sum Simmel emporIteigt.
5. 0enfe, bab on beim 8ebete
Seller bolt. IlS Safob Dor ieinem
Sruber Giou iliiften miBte, ba lab
err bes slbenbs i'm Sraume cine Sci
ter, Die bis gum Silnmel reidte, ,no
auf oieier Die Gngel alf- mo nieoer.
%Iteigen. Sas lit elm Silo Der ms bel.
fenoen nno i%d)iisenoen Gngcl. Sieb,
OH bit Samilienpater mo bait iiir
cine ganSe Heibe bon &in0ern 5u iors
gen. @enn on Damn oes IbenOs alld,
monhmal boiler Gorge gum Simmcl
ihauit unb flebentlih 81 @ott rllfit,
er mioge oeine &inoer bebiiten uno
Dor Dem 9oien beipabrem Damn bilft
Dir nift blob oein Sdutengel, ion.
bern alih Die Gngel oeiuer Yflegebe-
foblenen. Sic fommen NIT Srenoen
beron uno tra9en oeine @iiuihe 5ll
@ott entpor unb bringen Dir pielleid)t
oild) Antport, iopie uud) SSSafob an
ienem slbeuo Die troitli6e 3uli6e.
RING erbielt, bob @ott NIT ibm iein.
ibn bebiiten unb seirnb pieoer 5uriid-
fiibren neroe.
6. Senfe. lpenn on beten piait.
an ole troitlihen @orte, Die Der gGtt.
lihe Seilano 9elproden: nSittet,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-09

llein, nein, id) bite Inn oas licbc Sc.
%iufinoleil, mie Is I'M S%nbcrnnfcl
ipobnt uto mie Die Mtl;tter g 5fterS
empf1ngt. 3, loIicn Sc mid nid)t
iterben obne Seinsl Ser Sad)aut
mar 81 SbrGncn geriibrt. Gr inter.
rid,tete bas atl0 nod ctpos ulIo
brad,te oelnielbcn Damn Die beilige
Mpmnnrrion. IS nor ellBer iiG Dor
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-09
IS3-1s5 Sixth Street. Tel. 11a-
Mel6tor S6mitt,
@rpyperfamfs sSGnbIer

in bsu beileu NIB reliiteu iinpor'
tirteu NIB e%nlbeimiideu @eIuen II. 8blsttes
fir Tamillen. NIB Weoi;tn. @ebran6 81 ben
biul9itsn sS6oleiale 8re,len i'll lr8ellO siiler
GuanttGt. Sh u~ertauie biui9 aber eebt
srb uur Se9et Soarselo.
Seiner California Yortipeiit Sl.0o per
.Soaone uue auilpdrtS
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-10-06

was committed Tues
HlNaaSNSISHtxnd although efforts were
made to get track of the robbers all
dMy Wednesday nothing of clue was
obtained until Wednesday night about
/, o'clock, and ss"t througssa mere
"A No tsN s1rslyoo
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-10-06
NAME CANDIDATE
FOR CORONER
DIR BALL DECLINES TO REMAIN
AS CANDIDATE FOR CORONER
AND DIR. BOWER IS NAMEL.
POLITICAL RALLY.

At a meeting of the republican
county central committee held in this
city DR.. Ball rendered his resignation
as a candidate for coroner, beinv
nominated at the primary election.
His connection with the Milwaukee
road as company surgeon would pre-
vent him from using the perquisites
of his position, and under the cir
cumstance declined to serve.
The county central committee Sc
lected DR.. c.. A. Bower to make the
race. DR.. Bower is the present coun-
ty coroner.
The committee has started on ar
ranaements to hold a big political
meeting in this city before the close
of the campaign and hope to secure
the presence of the men who head
the state and congressional ticket,
if it is possible to get them.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-10-06
WESLEYANS WON
THEIR FIRST GAME
AT CANTON MONDAY WESLEY.
Ans RUN up A BIG SCORE OF
Al TO o AGAINST OP-
PONENTS.

Monday night the Wesleyan foot
ball team came home from Canton,
where they met a team in the after
moor composed of high school lads
and some of the younger business
men. The score was one sided, il
that the Wesleyans won by a score
Of Al to o. The ex-stars from the
state university at Vermilnon famed
to get into the game, because of the
fact they were not in condition and
refused to play.
Because of the lineup presented
the Wesleyans did not feel that there
was much glory in the victory, but
the game served the purlosed Of Civ
ing them some good practice while
in competition. Coach Douglas had
the satisfaction of seeing his men
work under the desired conditions
and he felt that they wer going to
make things hum later in the season.
So far as the game showed any
thing, it was indicated that under
the new rules there was little diff
culey experienced by the elimination
Of the pushing and pulling plays.
With them In actual operation the
new rules demand a great deal of
open and loose playing. The off
tackle work Is the only successful
means OF bucking the line.
The Wesleyans made seven touch
down In the game and kicked goal
ssix times. Forward passes were used
to great extent and .nese were re-
sponsible for the scores. Todnem,
Smith and Storer each made two
Of the touchdowns and Doyle made
one.
None Of tho local men were hurt
81 the same, but one Canton player
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-10-06
ARE SHOT
BUT SECURE FUNDS
ONE OF THREE YEGGMEN WHO
BLEW MICHIGAN S.A.E is
CARRIED AWAY BY HIS
TWO COMPANIONS.

standish, Mich.-A bold robbery
by three yeggmen was perpetrated
successfully here early touay, not
w%ithstanding one of the three was
wounded by G. M. Merton, cashier of
the Bank of Standish. The cashier
heard the explosion of dynamite in
the safe and went to the attack. He
opened fire on the three men, and
one of them vas so badly wounded it
was necessary for his two compan-
ions to carry him away. Merton
used a shotgun. The robbers secur
ed 5000 in cash.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-10-06
SUPREME COURT
UP WITH CASES
INCREASE IN MEMBERSHIP OF
COURT DuES AWAY WITH DE-
LAY IN ADMINISTRATION
OF JUSTICE.

Pierre, S. D.-The calendar for the
October term of the supreme court
which begins tomorrow is one Of the
shortest calenders in the history of
the court. This is on account of the
new rules, and the further fact that
the judges are getting business
brought up to date. From this time
on 1t is not expected that any case
submitted to the court will have to
wait for any great length of time for
a decision, and in fact most of them
will be turned out within q few weeks
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Mtud lllUlE Ii | "!

Ethan, 8. n.--Mrs. w. al. Trcw
and Will McKeehan went to Parkston
Monday and visited friends and at
tended the play, Scenes In tbNt Union
nepotI given an Nm, '$
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Der 81 ...... ....s1.o12.ss 9, $3.50
BUS!Nt.SS IN TWO STATE OF SOUTH
DURING THE YEAR 1909
year $3.50. 80. 81, eo4, 10000
during the yea -. s5,ss1.ot
during the year 49,: 77,11e.oe
December 81 ........... s.se5.ot
rremlums collected ...... 22,995.61
during the year ....... ss,o11.oe
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\. Y DEMOCRATS
MONOPOLY CHOOSES WEALTHY
MAN AFTER CANVASSING FOUR
TEEN OTHER ASPIRANTS
FOR HONOR.

A SCaUe
that will go into political history as
one Of the most remarkable in the
history OF the democratic party, clos
e0 last nignL by the nomination OF
John A. ak. chairman OF the party5s
stale committee, and a wealthy Wash
ington county business man, to run
q progressive platform of the widest
type.
lhe platform was framed to cover
the ssues winch democratic Leaders
believe were lnadequately met by the
republican convention at Saratoga,
n gained no less attention n APP
prevail than did the candidate.
Regarding the platform there was
from the hrst, little or no division Oh
opinion. But the candidate was no.
chosen until Charles F.. Murphy, the
eauer OF Tammany Hall, who by vir-
tue OF his 213 delegates, was in posi-
ton to control the convention, hau
canvasseu the merits OF no less than
fourteen otuers.
= salu \ would give them and up
state candidate and l have done it, :
was Murphy's comment.
Mainly on account of his Office as
the state chairman, but for personal
reasons also, Dix stood out against
the wishes of the leaders until alter
the time set for the concluding ses-
sion of the convention. When he
had once accepted the offer, the nom
ination of the rest of the ticket took
only two hours to arrange.
Meanwhile $50 delegates waited in
the convention hall in all but abso-
Lutte ignorance of what candidates
they would be asked to name.
Congressman William Sulzer was
the only other candidate for the nom
ination for governor. who took his
case befre the delagtes. His defeat
was decisive. Out of $50 votes he
received but 16.
Thomas r. Conway of Clinton
county was named for lieutenant gov
ernor; Edward Lazansky of Kings
county for secretary OF state.
Dix Is 90 years old and was born
at Glenn rails, N. Y. ne received
his early education at the home
schools and was graduated from Cor
nell in 1882. Two years ago with
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanlor as the
head Of the ticket, Dix was the nom
sinee for lieutenant governor, meet
Ing defeat.
Last June DIX succeeded William
". Corners Of Buffalo as chairman Of
the democratic state committee.
The platform condemns attacks on
the supreme court of the United
States; opposes any usurpation by
the federal government of the rights
of states; the Payne tariff law is de-
bounced as q betrayal Of the trust
of the people because it failed in the
promise for q revision downward.
The tariff law is declared to contri-
butte largely to the high cost of liv-
ing. lac platform declares for a
true" revision downward. 1t says:
Fourteen years of republican rule
have brought us to a point where the
prices for the necessaries of life are
almost without precedent in the hos
tory Of the country.
The republican party is charged
with gross extravaganza, the repub-
lican state legislative corruption is
denounced and the democrats pledge
Themselves to an exhaustive investi-
cation.
Statewide primaries are favored,
also the popular election of United
States senators, a federal amend
ment favoring the income tax, and
extension Of the forestry laws.
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IT'S THE WORLDS BEST.

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