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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-21
@aanN, iom fnptier oS NorIf.Imeri.
tnhere til ppr SlG9ts ,SGorelono.

WannN, 'om fnptter oS Norif. slneri.
fonere til por Sl9gtS ssGorelonc.
sSor GaloriierneS peofommenoe, ip.
nea lea at alle buroe pPre meo i
vTalopls Sambano" % itaa Sful.
Der til Sfuloer meo line 8paoeioIt
og leite lin Gel; men oet ipnes at pp.
re iaa manae iom life tror noJet pad
Sombonoets @aun ior i'm esen Gel,
o9 omiutter life bets 9(rbeibe meo no.
gen lterre &iGrligbeo. gtoale tror
10 life pnn nnoet enc set oc fan boil.
DC 0aanocn. % iialo @p9oelaasbe.
pTNelien bnpbe pTret belpnot for 80
Mlr iioen' inn flnbe MI oisie iamme
bclot Srii9tcrne al Wp9belagenes
slrbelNe / Noanocn % meo fine to Gi.
nc 'cet at oct cr noget mere eno bare
Sombco, og mere pTro eno so Gents
ellcr ell Collar slaret ior at iaa pGrc
nlc0.
%il oerior iiae til oisic @aloriier:
@lrr ct Gorie1 oa osm life Sagen
Tprcno citer on bar aranifet IpbSen
al oen, oN ie9 er iitter paa, at ga bill
s le Sn9en % oenS @Groi for 8aIo.
rllcrne paa beg9e Siber af bapet ct
Ann'fe onNct 2ps enb s MI aisr, og
pil ogIoo Ie o9 paaifienne. bpilfet ct
tort oa betpbninNsfuIot slrbeibe
Fro'. %eblen far ncSInat for gpase.
lo1cncS Srcnlme her glmerifa.
Som inh iom Weolcmmer / .IaIo.
ris Sambnno" mi s TaIbriier.
q. &. 9.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-21
2anbingslasct.

Gco ManoSiiorben lq9er ct al
9iorgcS ioAreIte ltre9. Ger bar Ian-
bingerne lit Giem, % ingen, Ionl mo-
Qeniinoe for ieet benne plet al ioroen
cller bert fine iorGlore tnle ON ben
fan glemme Itc0et. Naar lnnoingerne
folnlner iannen og begpnoer at op'
rifle gamlc minOre, Oa ltnar oet belle
- fior0en ,ifoger, ijelo og ller -
Der ioa lpS leuenoe, at DC mnn llobrp.
oe mcO @unnnr ira 2ioarenoc: .9ll-
Orig tDttcS mig lien inn io8er!"
: 1914 be1pnbte lnnoin1erne at
0rnNe til 9Inerito. SulInoer al oenl
Dor III Teiterbemen OiTrfelig not
tar oi9Ie ,Solt. bpi5 bierte bTngcr
inn ioit pco bIembp90en - bet iaor
man mi inn monge bepiier poo neOe
poo Sonia Sail - olorig onnnet lit
bpg0elag. Mcn bp9oelogsbepTgellen
bar III lflote inrt / 9lmerfo, lom IN
let lormoor at llelnne. Sunolngerne
nadttc b0uc 'lt c1et bpa0elaa.
?tn cr oct fonlmct iltnno. : e.
terni0onN lr1ges ii0ite bnnn0 puu
orlonniotionsorbei6et.
Giier inobpoclie / blo6enc ira 6rS-
orcne Gbriilian og Ole @oplen 9on5
@i5.. meotc lanoinncrnc iorni0ooN
#. 10 poa Ganiu 0all. Ger par nT-
item inAcn Wiinnenpolis lnnoinAer til
iteSe; men ira nlle fonter al 9torSue
item nle0te oe iren omfrin8 10
al 0enl.
CIR. @oplcn fol0te msoet til or
sen. iii miolcrtioia iormun6 polg-
les fis6non6 $. Wt. Sten ira Nort6
iielo. S2iS. iii mi0IertiOia iefrctTr
polatcS SIR @oplen o9 til biplpeie'
frctpr Gbr. 9torolie ira @ooe, Sopo.
Som proArdmfonritc uoIgte5 faoteil
J. 9(. No$inq ira @Ooc, Soma Z.
:. Beet ira 2afc BRETON. z. Gof. og
*. z. @a5licn ira Cummings, N.
Sof.
Gitcr neutrality-suspicious. bauoe
pro0ranlfonitcen aIlcrebe iaaet iltano
CT anieelilt program. GapicIn Nos
iin0 boIbt en- beqeiitr,t tale ON 6len-
bp0oen iliQ iom hon bllIfeoe Ben, ler
fan 1857 reiite til AmeTfn. Snn
iortolte. at ban por isbt paa 9ioslng
Goarn 0anonas6pgoen 1910.
San oprulleoe set enc billeoe elter
oct anoet ira biem6pgoen og gop
mango MISUNDERSTANDING tilbeo'
lte. San iortalte besiioen ON Ell hlr
iii Horge / 1897, "a ban eitcr 40
oors iorlsb sjeuiaa oe fiGe og fenotc
lieoer.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-21
Tpr @mr
%
G5arem!

S ilere elmer raIeoe &nmpcn
Snart bupbe Soloaterne Suernla9-
ten, mart Straiianserne. Y'en oppc
paa $5immelbprluin8en ltinneoe
Maanen gicnnem Sangelsret om ct
taareiplot Eie.
9iacbcl 9lrama hupbe / Here Gage
opbolot ig 0oipital amNnin9enL Ell
SrTbpgning JONI lna liot aIlioc5 ira
Dc andre Sule; men bun bapoe 0crror
life pTret uuirtlom. &un bao0c belc
liocn itnoct GSorbinbelie meo Eaul
Spnnomiticb og par pcl piocnoe ON,
bpoo ser ituloe ife. Sun bapoe o1-
ioa nitnlt mco Enll, at tSangcrnc
ifuloc ic, ON sc life flllbe bcnTAtiAc
fig @upernercn lepcnoc. WdAbllloet
tuloe sc on bringc bnm til bcnoe, o9
blln lfllbe beitcnmc, hpilfen Teo ban
lfuloe lice.
McocuS &ompcn itoo paa, penteoe
bun meo bnnfcnbe @icrte poa lloIal'
set, oa ga biln bsrtc onL bporonn
@upcrnercn opnuntrcoc line Solf til
&elte9icrlllnNcr, blcu Bun 9rcbet al
Sorg pg Tortpilelic. Sfulbe ban
pirfeIig unoilippe ben0ca Sepn! Sful.
belle oen longc 9ieiie, alt, bpoO bun
bnp0e liot o9 taolt, hape pTret Ior'
eiGpeS? so M bop0e bun life Span
heller. Son ioo 10 irn1Ilct Den
Stoffor al en- unntltrli9 Sor! TluN |
leila lp0 Ell ficnot Stenme / bcnocS
Gre:
rMnchcI. min Gl5eoe!" 90 / IoIn'
me Gicbif iloN Spnn sllcriell line
armc onrfring benNe.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-21

ligt, at ban unbertioen troeoc, ban
IfulOe mite Soriton0en. Ga ban en-
oelig naaeoe 2onoon, bar ban ct
@ra9.
HacbeI ouertog bans Niee og ltelte
Iaa goot meo ham, at ban mart 1ien-
uanbt Sunobeoen. &iprligheoen
Nioroe llnoerpPrfer; 2ipslplten o.
2ipsfroiten pan9neoe meo iornpet
Stprfe, % set pareoe life ret lTn9e,
ior Sc TO ionl Wfnno og Sultrli fore
neoe i'm SfiGbne ior beItanoig.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-21
SrctticnSc &apitcl,
lloc al Srrmaslcrme.

Sm Spon life netop blcp Dolbt
itrengt Nongenitub al i'm Sor pnl
ban oo9 ioo trt omgipct al Spioner
at set %irfcliNbeoen tom uo pna ct
Set lolot ham Ncripr life ino at 9le
re nogct Torisg puo at lTtte liN
Ncrbinoelie meo ocn &pilloe, ion
ioa iulOitrnoi9 bnpoe iunaet bans
Sino, at ban liNeioo lioet flnoe lno
ora1e iig bcnoeS SnoilpbcIie III ION
isr ct. EeterSburg. Smiolerti>
bopoc ban ioreiot iia. at lonlnort bll,
par rciit. pilbc bon brp0c llo o1 e al
fommc pUf ira Sotbalin iinoe ben'
bes Spor oN iplgc eiter hcnoc, Ielr
ON set lfill0c foitc bom Sipet.
Spreret oobncoc Ell Sci Ior Donn
iom ban ol0ri0 bnpbc OrSnt ON, oN
Sen Matpno0ipcnbco, iom ban hlotll
bnu6c uUrct @cnltnno ior bar Ser
mco opbert. "a bnuoc ban lprilrgei
i'm Sci og por MI nos bcnOc.
Mten oo Mochcl iolte lig trpftct I'll
houS @rult broit bln 2otter - Ell
2otter, iom life bar normal, og ioei
bun pniicoc bnm fra iig raobte bun;
,Son0eIio er life bettc 0or pnet'
StpreIicl 9hl fnl le bringc mig Oct
Oiicr, sc ion boitibelig lopeoe nli1
St. TeterSbrrA. &c ia0Ne, jcg lfnloe
iioc ira. mar jea uiloc bapc oct.
ySpoo mcocr Ge?" ipnrgte ban o1
baooe Stcmmen og llotrntfct / sln'
liotct iorraobtc bans sn9lt.
.HSrnn 9ucricif. nj cr Iiocn font
met, ga ieg bill bape Scpn oper 0cre%
Har for alt set onoe, ban bar gIorl
mia o0 mine. og Ge ltal prre Oct
Heoifo6, buornleo ie9 uolcrcr MN
Seun. SSpnn 9llerieit leg mlnoer
Gem on GcrcS Go - &c lfal boloe
Ceres 2eitc til mia pCo at orTbe Se'
res Surl"
San peo ct SfriOt tilboae o9 Itrat'
te bc0Qc &NnOer ircm iom ior at prr
1e liN moo 6cn0c.
,Gr sc oul?" ItenncNc ban b0It.
Set cr mlliQt, ie1 cr Net. men oe'
aiper life Gem Net til at gon 1rn Se
res Or0. Suif, buor oite &c ha'
inat at sc elitcoe miq."
San 9iemte 0picnOe slnli9tet lIrl'
SGnber. -
&c moo 6ulfe, ban cr min 6ar"
iasbc ban.
ga min 2cO&iicnoc", iOareo'
bun
naiure, Io$ mig ira min Gb", bal
ban o0 ltrofte line NTnNcr moo hence
meS ct NIif, iom fln0c rart en Stel'
Sci, iuoreoe bum honrot.
,Geicr &c life WieOlioenbco?"
.>ffc mcr ems Ierc5 6nr."
,TocGcl, Mocbcl, las mig lIlppc
Sea bar eIifct Gent o. ellter Gen
irerloclcS, oa icg ifnI 1icrnc 9oo
1sbcn ior Gem. ON &c iorlnnler Oc'
men bette nci. set man sc life beO
mig ON"
Sporior iful0c jcN life frrne MI
Gct? Suif pon alt set onoe, Eere
6ar bor aiort MIG. buno le9 bar llo
% toolt."
sea pco set nof 0lto 9ipr. le
life oioroc set 2o0 % 6cller llp1t
berira. Iochcl. Set er life lrnllll1
MI Octtc Tirpor; men nDtier oct III
MI bel - iao fan Vi os lomnen.
Sun bare 10 al bonl 10 lom en- pl'
oittio. 90 ioN>c ocrpnn liNcnIfnbcll,' J
vSror Ge, jeg 9lenrner min 6ar
0ioelier, Nen llrct. ban leo, ban
ifrGffcligc 500? 90 &c Iorcllog III
at islsc mig 6io, tTntte ieG Itrat9,
ieg muligenS filnbc iad @rlg 10
Gem til at iuloisre min Scpn. =
laa inopil9e0e ieN poa ocn Setlnae
ie. at &c ifulbc brin1c mig ct Slle
bpor og naar jcg iorlangtc oct. :
ipor peo SSeius ariitlis paa &orlet-
Spmlbolet poa IereS Sro- &irfel
bellige Sinoblle0e.- Ssr De brpi
oenne Co.,"
~Nei", iaaoe ban, "beriom life !
piI lsie mig ira oen."
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-21
Taaitcnscrportcm til SulflanS

=
'<ielNe Weooclelie fra Stettn er bet
III poa set nrrmeite beltemt, at fra
og mes lite SSuli ionr pil alle ~tilgte.
oe" @ranitbloffe belT1geS meo en-
Sol6 al 30 81. pr. 100 ag. Set bil
iigc, 9inabloffe Ifal altiaa toIobebano.
les iom StenbuggeriarbeiSer.
= SueriQe, bpor benne 9eltemmeI.
ic pil bape betpoelige Sslger. bar
Ncaierin9en ira StenblWgeribol6
iaaet 9lnmo0ning ON at neolGgse Ell
froitig Trotelt moo sc preulilfe Wpn.
oi9beoerS OptrG6en.
Sra norif Stenbug1eri6oIo meobe.
les Oerimoo. at iiel9e Soriien. Der
er peotoget iaapel al Sperise iom
9tOrGc bar Trelsien iulo 9iet til at
fatte 9eilutningen. Ser er nof intet
at 9jGrc.
,Sorsurigt piI Norge life merle ri.
ocre Sslger, ga lloisrielen al @aoIten
til Splflan6 bar pGrct meoet ilbetDoe.
Zig, mems Ser ira Speri9e bor prret
orcbct en- life liben grport.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-21

Gn itps SloebranS soeIagoe iaa at
iiae 6orretningitrsset Ges 9acs, q.
Saf, iiolte Sreoag. Sabet anilaaes
til co. 100000. SIoen bespnote /
en- Heitaurant. Sc ltGrIte Cab ram.
meoe Ho3erS 2rnIber Co., ct. Mn-
tbonp 2umber Co., 6armers glepa.
Tor so. % SarmerS State 8anf.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-21

Gn Girfegoar0Sgraper bob6e life
betnIt i'm Sfot, og grefutionSbetien.
ten bar eneraiif nof til at opiege bom
paa IeIue Girfegaaroen, bpor ban
bolot pad meo ell @rau. 9cticuteu
itilIeoe iig pno aanten al @ropeu OF
rnabte ne0 til @roperen at ban per
ioago0 nlaatte fomrc op og betale iW
Sfat. Wien ga bIeu @raperen roien.
oe.
Set par ba nerfeligt", brumme0e
BAN ne0e ira Spbet, yfnn man life Ell.
Aang iaa go / @rapen."
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06
births AND DEATHS.

Births-Charles Il. Terrell, girl James
JACOBSON. 32l2 south twenty third, boy;
A!Dyrt MOTIFS. hoy; Louis i. 5wubOda, lo2u
\, ili.unl, COY; =. A. baTnhin, 1913 MandeT-
son. AM; s. Vi. Noble. 2bZO capitol avenue,
10y, i.lrler oliver, isUS North seventeenth,
Ivy, hurry kmgsbury, 4ol5 Bedford, boy
Giuseppe, Z. Alexandra, lll6 South Eighth,
birii ..tthur teicntmayer 22Vo south t1t-
nth. girt; Jake Rosenblatt 1920 Caid-
we'll boy; G. y, smith, 4lly North Twenty
mntn boy.
Dtaths-Mrs Lola Carleton, 40, Thirty
second and Titus; John A. Granden, &C.,
l62v Norln Eighteenth; GerleCn Collins, IL,
SV4i south Nlneteentn, May Alexander 4O'
4OlU Parker.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06
Want lads

want ads received ~ any time, but
60 insure proper classification muat
be presented before n o'clock m, fof
the evening edition aud before 1850
o'clock ot the previous evening Tor
morning and Sunday editions. want
ads received after such hours viii
have their first insertion under the
heading "Too Late Go Classify"
Rates apply 40 either The Dafly %
sunday bee. Always count siH wora'
60 = line.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06
DEATH AND FUNERAL NOTICES.

BEAVER-Anna Kate at her residence
loved wife Of ]. N. Beaver, aged u years
Funeral from residence Tuesday at
.. m. lnterment at Forest Lawn cemetery.
Friends invited.
RAHM-Lester Grant, at Oklahoma city,
December 4, 1910, aged Is years; son OF
All. and Mrs, J. b. Rahm Remains viii
larloTs.
FuneIal from residence. HOG South Thir-
ty-hrst street. Tuesday at o'clock; inter-
Ineut Forest Lawn cemetery, Rev. 4. j.
MaCkay. oLnciaung,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06
OFFERED FOB RENT
Furnished Rooms-continued

FOR RENT-Modern steam heated rooms
reasonable e1 8. 2ith St
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06

CASH RATES ron WANT ADS
REGULAR CIAssIFICATION - one
Insertion, 1 Ia cents per word and
cent per word for each subsequent
Insertion. Each Insertion made on
odd days, 1 I-2 cents per word el'SV
per line per month.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06


want ada foe The nee may be ie"
az any OF the foIIovvtnE drug stores
one a. your 'scqrneF druEGiat-tney
are all branch offices for The
and your al viii be inserted tuSt ha
promptly and on the same rates ~ ~
the main office In The Bee buh"As'
Seventeenth ard FaPnam atreeui
Albaoh, w. C.. 10Th and FaInnam'
Beianek ;. A., ltOl 3 10y. sns,n a,
Benson Pharmacy, Benson Nsu,S .,,,.,,,g
Bemis Park Pharmacy, $50 ana CuLnins-
Blake 3radish, 28l6 Sherman Ave,s,
Caughlin, e. r., 9Th and Pierce ~ A..
Clifton Hill Pharmacy, Ens Military ~ ~
Hinteriong Drug Co. INST Ave anu
nam St.
Crisssy Pharmacy. 9ith and md, Lake.
COOney Pharmacy, ElN 9. leth u
Cermak, Emil, i26t-G 9. 18th St
Ehler, p H., 2s03 LeavenwoTth.
Foster 4 Arnold, az N. 18th 81
FreytRE, ]. J., 1915 N. 24th St. a.
Fregger Drug Co. iS02 NJ 18th e
Florence, Drug Co. Florence SSpP pacific
Green's Pharmacy, Park ave. en ~
Gresnougi. @. A.. rs g. 10th st.,
Greenough, @. A.. 10th and HICKORY
Hayden, William. $50 Farnam d. 49,.
Hanscom Park Pharmacy. 1901 = Ss'n ave
Hoist. John. GA n. 10th 81.
Huff, A. L., 2924 Leavenworth 81;
Johanson Drug Co, Ath and SpsiuinS-
Patrick Drug Co, 1921 y. I4tn 81.
Lathrop. Charles E., 1874 N. 2Sth ~. 80.
Golden pharmacy Atn ana
King in II. s.. 22ss Farnam st 40,
Kountze Place Pharmacy, 1904 n 14th.
Mares, Fred l., 2Ol9 Central Blyu. 49,.
Saratoga Drug Co, 18th ana An1 re-. ~ ~
SchRefer's Cut Price Drug Store loth anu
sehaCfeT. Aug. 1851 N. 10th.
Schmidt, J. H, 2ith and Cunning stS.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06
OFFERED FoR RENT
Furnished RoOm.-oontinued

FOR RENT-Front parior with bedroom
1l2 s. 18th ST. Harvey b16a,-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms; all
modern; good location. 2o05 ST. Mary 2
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06
Furnilhed housekeeping Rooms.

GROOM apartment, modern except heat,
private bath; water paid. 2620 Marcy.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished south room
St
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06

B-ROOM apartment In q first class apart-
ment house. Webster 6765.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06
FURNACES AND REPAIRS

WATER fronts. furnace and stove re-
pairs. New furnaces and combination hot
water heaters, TherInostats and tank heat
ers. Omaha Stove Repair Works 1906 1908
Douglas St. Both phones.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06

STRICTLY modern broom flat; fine resi-
deDoe districts SIS. Harney 202e.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06

wANTED-Assistant to dressmaker. 'SO
St Mary's Ave
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

Bousskeepers and DomestiOs-cOnt'd.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06

DODGE HOTEL-i3th and Dodge. All out
side cool rooms; special rates BY the week
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06
MEDICAL

DO YOU NEED MONEY!
We will loan you money on your furui-
ture piano, live stock or any other Sc
curity AZ LOWER RATES THAN OTHERS
ADVERTISE. Courteous trea tment and
strict privacy. Call OF phone and convince
yourself
NEBRASKA LOAN CO.,
d 1856. Ind. A-is5G 90 Bee Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06
Hotels and Apartments.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS for gem
uemen. THE CHATHAM. no s. 18th 81
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06
FLORISTS


BENEFITS Flower Dept. East entrances.
A. DONAHUE. 1907 Farnam. d. 1901; A-ioOi.
IF. WILCOX. Council Bluffs Ia, largest
greenhouse In west; beautiful flowers Tor
any occasion shipped anywhere In y. s.
HESS a swoBoDA. iu5 Farnam 81
BRANDEIs' cut flower dept. new store
L. Henderson. 1919 Farnam. Douglas MS
J. II. BATH. islS Harvey. Douglas 9OOO
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06

APARTMENT, four rooms frouAf cheap
main floor, complete for housekeeping. h1A
Davenport st.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06

FOR RENT-Large warm. light room,
fine location, modern; very desirable. ~
n. 18th st. Douglas 4SQS.-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06
FOR CHRISTMAS

500 TYPEWRITERS FOB 46S tEss
send US S for a starter and we will send
you an oliver at SIS, a Remington at So
a Smith Premier, Fox or Densmore at 81
or an Underwood at $3.50 every one guar
anteed for year. IL SATISFIED, pay the
CENTRAL TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
1901 Farnam.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06

FOR RmNT-Threo or four rooma fur
nished for housekeeping, modern except
heat. 1929 Maple St
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-03-17
Taft Administration Is so
Bad Roosevelt Can
not Approve
NEITHER WILL HE
STIR UP THE CAMP
Viii Sit Astride Fence While
Congressional Elec-
tions Come On

WASHINGTON, Mar. 17-(Spe-
cial. Political Washington accepts
Walter Welman's cable to the effect
that ev-President Roosevelt will posi-
lively refuse to take a hand in the
approaching congressional elections
as solution of the problem which
has vexed so many minds: Will
Roosevelt condemn or endorse the
Taft administration.
The democrats accept the ex-presi-
dents pledge of non-interference with
satisfaction; the standpatter faction
of the republican party accept it with
keen disappointment, and the pro-
gressives are not displeased. But the
fact is that all parties and factions of
parties accept the Wellman story as
having been inspired by Roosevelt
himself
The Wellman version of how Roose-
welt intends to ''get from under an
exceedingly difficult load is accepted
here because it looks mighty logical.
Should the ex-president come home
and go on the stump for the progress
|sives it would necessarily imply his
dissatisfaction with the Taft admin
istration. BY disowning Mr. Taft,
Roosevelt would admit that he enticed
the American people into electing as
president a man unfit for the Office.
On the other hand, should Colonel
Roosevelt endorse the Taft adminis-
tration, it would necessarily also be
an enrodsement of Aldrichism and
Cannonism, for the two bosses have
run the government completely since
March 4, 1909 Should Roosevelt
place his approval on Aldrich and Can
non, he would ALLEVIATE the affections
and confidence of hundreds of thous-
ands of Americans who have approv-
ed of his administrations.
In taking a non-committal attitude,
Roosevelt may be condemned by some,
but on the whole it would appear to
be the shrewdest move he could pos
sibly make
Who will benefit by Roosevelts an
nounced policy? The democrats and
progressives will undoubtedly reap
many vote on account of it, and the
standpatters rea ize the danger only
too WELL
"The Taft administration has been
sd bad Roosevelt was afraid to end
dorse it, is what you may expect to
hear the democrats and progressive
republicans proclaiming from the
stump in the congressional elections
this fall And that explanation Of the
Roosevelt policy" of non-interfer-
! Continued From Page Four)
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Would Suicide by
Tdff'S Automobile

CHICAGO, Mar. 17.-An aged wo-.
man tried to throw herself under the
wheels of President Taft's automobile
here today, but was rescued by police
ren. The fact that the machine was
moving slowly prevented a tragedy.
The woman's name Is unknown.
Taft arrived at o'clock this morn
ing. He was welcomed by the Irish
Fellowship club and the Seventh regi-
ment of the national guard. Taft was
escorted to the La Sale hotel. where
he breakfasted. He lunched at the
Fellowship club.
The program for the afternoon in
cluded receptions at various clubs and
a conservation mass meeting has
been called to endorse his policies. In
the evening he will lattend st. Pat
rick's day banquet.
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Throughout Country Day Is
Observed by Sons of :.
Erin.
NEW YORK WOULD
MAKE A HOLIDAY
Cities Over the Nation Are
Draped With Green in
Memory.

NEW YORK, March 17.-If the good
st. Patrick could have witnessed to-
days parade in his honor, covering
three miles of metropolitan streets, he
would have no cause to COMPLAIN of in
gratitude on the part of those of his
countrymen who have settled in New
York Todays great demonstration,
apart from it's religious and patriotic
is expected to have a
bearing on International politics.
For the first time in twenty years
Irish representatives now hold the
balance of power in the British par
lament. At such a critical time, there
fore the American leaders in the move
ment for home rule are anxious to
make their support felt by their coun-
trymen across the ocean. Todays eel
ebration has this end in view
Many Irish-A Americans of promf-
nence and wealth have come to New
York from all over the country to take
part in the parade
John M. Farley, archbishop of the
diocese of New York with high digni-
taries of the Catholic church reviewed
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ROOSEVELT STARTS ON
DOWN NILE TO
ASSOUAN
Goes on Special Train and Is
Accompanied by Guard
of Troops.

KHARTOUM, March 17.-Colonel
Roosevelt and party will bid farewell
to Khartoum at o'clock tonight and
go to Assouan on a special train. The
last day here was a busy one. During
the morning scores of callers came to
bid the colonel good bye. In the after
noon he attended a garden party at the
Grand hotel.
Among the guests were number of
officials Of the British government here
and many of the most prominent resi-
dents of British East Africa.
A company of Soudanese soldiers has
been detached to act as escort to the
Roosevelt party to accompany the col
onel to his special train. From Assouan
Roosevelt will go to Luxor where he
will spend the day sightseeing.
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Action Follows Exposure by
the Newspapers in
Past Weeks
WICKERSHAM IN
DOUBLE ROLE
First on One Side of the
Fence and Then on the
Opposite

WASHINGTON, d. c., Mar. IT,
Especial to the Spokesman.)-Th
lation bi /, which would have legalizeg
the Union and Southern Pacific and
other railroad mergers. to which at
tention was directed by your COR
respondent several days ago, has been
stricken from the measure by the
house committee on interstate COM
merce.
and exposure of the joker by the So
called muck raking" newspapers of
the country.
Not long ago, it is recalled, both
the president and Attorney General
Wickersham declared this particular
provision which the house committee
eliminated as vital to the legislation.
1t is the provision which was framed
after the six leading roailroad presi-
dents had come to Washington and
had their conference with President
Taft, and after President Lovett, of
the Hartman lines, together with his
counse', former Senator Spooner, had
talked to Mr.. Wickersham and the
president respecting the governments
suit against the South and Union Ra
cific merger.
That the railroad bill had been
drawn so as to legalize the giant mer-
ger now illegal under the antitrust
law, has been absolutely confirmed by
developments in New York. The
statement was made by director of
the Union Pacific, while under oath,
in New York, that the Union Pacific
had actually purchased enough of the
stock of the Southern Pacific to give
it absolute control of the latter road,
and that this had been done so as to
take advantage of the joker in the Taft
railroad regu alton bill which would
have legalized the transaction. In
other words ex-Judge Lovett, presi-
dent of the Union Pacific, knew weeks
in advance of the appearance of the
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Can Ralph Put
Old Life AW ay?

sanitary Inspector w. C. Gates and
members of the street cleaning depart
"eht are on pins this week as a re-
suit OF a change in the animals on the
SedVenger carts, and it is momentarily
expected things will break loose. 1t is
al due to the fact that Ralph" the
''e morse who recently distinguished
ii'nSelf by looking at the indicator be-
'0I making run, has been transferred
''orh duty at the central station, and is
Ao" attached to one of the street clean
"'s wagons to take the place of an
animal that is ILL.,
was hard blow to Ralph and
Ills pride was humbled perceptibly-
"u' the men in charge fear lest the
Souhd Of the fire-ben start Ralph
'0'-toot 10 the scene of the blaze, scat
'erihs rubbish along the trail. To date
'De noble animal has appeared quite
N0"'eh1ed in the new role. but the
S0uilo OF school bell makes him ill at
ease and it is certain that the new fire
1'o Passing in response to an alarm
start an active movement in
garbage.