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s D & L iG ITS FRO M
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Oh Hardly
"ickersham is causing considerable
alarm in the big market centers.-Co-
lumbus Ledger.
Scarcely.
We can hardly hope for a sane
Fourth of July with Teddy back in
olr midst.-Charleston Post.
Yes, in the Mind.
Many fellow who doesn't make
any money himself can tell others how
to do it.-Albany Herald.
sssss
Or Talks Teddy?
School boy essays this year might
be written on Beyond the Alps
Stalks Teddy'-Valdosta Times.
That Brand Must Have Been Fierce.
In New Jersey last week man at
tempted suicide by shooting at him
self in the mirror.-Atlanta Georgian.
But the Fact is He Has Got It.
Uncle Joe Cannon Is said to be
worth $1.600,000. The question is:
How did he get it?-Augusta Herald.
Could You Really Call II a Salary?
John Temple Graves is trying hard
to earn the salary Willie Randolph
Hearst pays him.-Florida Times In
ion
Was Il a White One?
A baby elephant has been born at
Statesboro, Ca, which will cause the
name of that town to becomT his
toric-Rome Tribune Herald.
But Little Joe" HASN'T Announced
Yet.
The Graymont Hustler says Little
Joe is not to be opposed this year;
and blamed If it doesn't begin to look
as if The Hustler was about right
Savannah Press.
Or Il Should Be More Judicious,
Mr. Roosevelt's trip is said to be
advertising the United States to
shoals of immigrants. Labor condi-
tons are hardly such as to satisfy all
the enormous number who are coming.
Less advertising would be better
Nov, World
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gaE BRUNSWICK NEWS

EVERY DAY EXCEPT MONDAY.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-05-27
K. {. LODGE HAS BIG
MEETING HERE SUNDAY.

The local lodge Of Knights Of
Columbus. Cretin Council 85y, had
big doings IN this scity last Sun-
day.
Seventy.one candi idates were in.
;itiated into the mysteries Of the
order. A most bounte teous banquet
was held in the basementSof the
Catholic church and lit was one of
the happiest gatherings ever held
IN this city. The ladies Of the
EInaculate Conception Church
served the banquet.
The Watertown lodge Of Knights
of Columbus is now the second
largest lodge in the state and one
more boost like the recent one
will put it way ahead and over.
Bishop @ O'Gorman was present
and took an active part in the Ger.
5emonies.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-05-27


was located in natural waterway.
The council took decided stand
against the blocking Of any such VA
terway because not only would the
drainage outlet be- destroyed but II
would enable persons to purchase
lots at cheap price and I'LL them up
and demand = higher price at the ex-
pense Of the city, which would per.
,haps lind IT necessary to construct Az
artificial outlet.
The contract for the painting ot me
band stand and the city scale house
was let to George Ske.ls for $61. An
other bid was opened which was $1.75
cheaper, but 1T did not provide for
two coats sof varnish, SO the council
considered the Skells bid cheapest
The Bennett dray line asked that
another place be arranged where the
street sprinkler could obtain water.
Mr.. Luck said that much time was
lost because the sprinkler had to 90
SO far each time to get water.
The matter Of street signs was
again up and Mayor Martin appointed
a committee composed of the city
clerk, Alderman Fahnestock and Al
derman Luck to take charge Of IT.
.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-05-27
FORMER SENATOR KITTREDCE
SPEAKS 10 VAST AUDIEN CE.

# Former u s. Senator A. B.l
Kittredge of Sioux Falls, spoke
at the Goss opera house WI ednesdays
evening toEa large and enthusias- !
tic audience. Mi. Kittredge dis
cussed the pol Iitical issues of the
day in this state and earnestly
avictory for the entire
atalwart state ticket
He spone for an hour and half
and held the attention Of the
crowd. He spoke ID d plain.
straightforward manner and while
he did not indulge in any person
alities. he certainly bored into
the insurgents and showed that
they were spend ling So, 600 per day
more ID conducting the affairs Of
the state under Gov Vessey, ad-
ministration than under Sam Els
rods tion.
Pc paid 4 very high tribute 70
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-05-27
a cODINGTON COUNTY MAN
DIES At THE AGE OF lO3.

On Tuesday. May, 10, 1910. oc-
Cured the death Of Peter Meier.
residing at the home of his SON
.in-law, Nicholas Mack, south of
Kranzburg. Mr.. Meier was prob
ably the oldest man ii the state
az he was 103 years. three months
and three days old when he passed
away.
Mr.. Meier was born in Tedwei-
Ter, Germany, May 1907 He
came to America In the SOS and
worked at his trade as stone mason
for time. Later he made his
home with Mrs Mack, who is the
only one Of his six children still
living.
The remains were inferred in
III oily Rosary cemetery by Rev.
r Conrad, accompanied BY many
relatives and friends.
q
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-05-27
THE HAZEL EDITOR DOES
THE DISAPPEARING ACT.


Mr. Christian, the new editor
at Hazel, has come up missing
and his friends are somewhat
worried over his sudden disap-
pearance. he was in Watertown
q day or two before his disap-
5pearance and expressed desire
to- dispose Of his interests in the
newspaper business in that town.
Mr.. Christian wasa bright. active
young newspaper man with more
than ordinary ability and it's
ami ennate Tor the town of Hazel
that it did not contain sufficient
attraction to hold the Journalist
butterfly.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-05-27
jim JENSEN SERIOUSLY Y In
JURED BY RUN AWAY TEAM.

JimJ Jenson, the popular manager
iof the Flint Hotel, was seriously
injured last Thursday afternoon
BY attempting to stop q run away
team hitched to d hearse. The
team and hearse was standing near
the Northwestern depot waiting
for d body which was to arrive
on an incoming train. The team
made a dash from the depot and
AMr Jensen made y run md g0t
Ia front Of them. III attempting
to stop them they ran over him
with the hearse and seriously in
jured him. It was tbot at first
that he was fatally injured but
when the physicians made d closer
examination it developed that he
had suffered no broken bones and
he is now on the road to recovery.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-05-27
HENR Y Ell
RECE VES r DON
Murderer conviefed Here Iwelye
ears Ago Csts Freedom 81 AZ
S5'
count of Good Behavior

Word was received la The city
Monday chat Henry r. Elliott who
was sent to the state penitentiary5
from this city some twelve years
ago. for5murder. had been granted
full pardon BY the state board
Of pardons.
he crime for which Elliott was
sent up was particularly brutal
one He murdered iii cold blood.
his travelling companion 40 d box.
car near the Great Northern depot
and after robbing his victim. fled
but was appreh hended Since his
Incarceration Ellitot has been d
model prisoner, and it was tlis 81
fact that secured for him his free
dom.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-05-27
INDIA z Q lis S EEDW Az
IN FIN SHAPE
Early Spring Repairs Have Placed
The BIZ Track ii client Con
dities Ri Coming Raess.
By 1 special correspondent.

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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-05-27
CIT Y COZ Gil
PREC FEEDING
Fall TO Make Good After DItching for
sewers, Water and Gas. Pro-
test Against Park for eath-
letic Grounds.
VOLS, j NO 40 I


Sl
AT the meeting Of the city council
last evening, the contractors who
have been in the habit o. excavattng
in the streets for the purpose of In
stalling sewer or water pipes, receiy-
ed roast in which all of the alder
men took part because Of the bad
condition In which the streets are
usually left after the excavation has
been filled up. The contractors have
been violating the city ordinance,
which reads that all excaYators work
ing in the streets must leave the
streets in as good condition as they
found them It was found that this
ordinance has not been obeyed and
it was the sentiment Of the council
that these streets would either have
to be fixed orthe license OF the CON 20 i
tractor would be revoked.
City Engineert Carpenter was pres
ent and explained that the contrac-
tors would be willing to fill in the dirt
and pack st down to the level of the
street II it were made possible FOR
them to food the excavation With wa
ter from the fire hydrants He sug-
gested that the city purchase q water
meter which would fit the large hy-
dEants so there would be no excuse
for not doing the work properly. A
motion was made and carried which
gave the committee on fre and wa
ter power to act in the matter.
petition was hefo1ss The Council
for an extension Of the water nnaiIss
on First street s. NJ to the intersec-l
ton OF Seventh avenue s. This PEE
tition was not worded according to
the correct form adopted by the coun.1
ell some time ago and was passed
J over until the next meeting, when IT
could be presented In proper form
a petition was presented which
called for sewer extension on Sixth
avenue 81, beginning at the intersec-
ation BY Eighth street p, and continu-
y ing to the intersection by Eighth
street 3. Also q lateral sewer GIN
ming at the intersection by Sixth ave.
nue. S. and continuing north one
block. S,ijs
A number Of sidewalk petitions
were before the council and were all
referred to the committee on streets
and alleys.
& IA petition was presented, protest
/ ing against the closing Of the road.
way which leads through Flatiron
park and the matter Of closing the
street was laid on the table indefi-
nitely owing to the fact that the peti;-s
tion OF protest contained the names
Of twice as many signers as did the
petition asking for the closing Of the
highway.
resolution Of the progressive
study club was read before the couns
ell which read: Resolved, that the
south side park be retained as
park p,
Alderman Lester proposed haiti
the city schools were really In need
of playground instead of destroy
ing over thousand dollars worth ot
trees which the park contained, 1T
would be better to purchase the half
block adjoining the half block which
the city now owns In the southeast
i, :, .f f,,,ur, nr,a eiux M ffl,
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-05-27

For Sale Automob bile tires and
tubes at cost Grant y Poulson. AZ
The little daughter 81 Dr. and
Mrs. a. g. Parsons, is iIl with
pneumonia. IS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
Dr. Henry van Dyke on Christian Z nifty
AMI Church nlan.

To rHE EDITOR oP THE SrN-s,r. Into
each life some rain must fall and every
man must expect To TIE unsupported some
times This - 0becau-s human ears are
OF various Lengths. and some hear double.
Every newspaper makes few mistakes IN
reporting news This "a becsus. the able
editor IL not omnipresent. But THE SrN
aims at accuracy. Therefore am sure YOU
have already corrected. or will promptly
correct the wildly. ab-nrdly amazingly
inaccurate report of my alleged remarks at
the Presbyterian Ministers Association on
December 10
The StN reporter represents me as dr.
fering with Dr Manning on his proposal
for the promotion OF church union But
Or Manning will tell YOU that I expressed
warm approval and admiration OF what he
had done and the earnest hope that the
Prr-bvt erian Church will cooperate IN III.
proposal which Mr. MoTgan's generous gift
makes " po--ibl" to try
Your report quotes me a. saying | do
not belieV. IN the visible church never
said such Z thing in my life. Does free
man give Nirrv wears OF service 10 a thing
he does not believe in
Here 1. Whist | sad and what believe
Christ founded a spiritual kingdom, an in
Visible church. which - righteousness and
peace and joy IN tn. Holy spirit Nj who
love Him and believe IN Him and serve Him
are m that church. IL ~ undivided. insi-
visible. InfalIIbe and ImperishabIe Hts
disciples organized the Visible church or
churches to protect that spiritual kingdom
and make u "fectiv" ia the world thur. h
union represents the agreement OF chris
sIan- IN matters Of doctrine. discipline and
worship or their Willingness 30 ignore their
differences IN minor matters for the sake Of
proving their christian unity IN greater and
more vital thing An outward and en-
forced church uniformity - no help to
christian unity II was thar way IN Ien-v a
when they burned S-rvetu- ana "a ! lor-
ancr when they burned SavonarOla But
'pa, div - past Now We have TOO lirtIs
,hur, n union The real unity of Christians
- ohscured and hidden nv HAIR splitting
"re.d- exclusive claims and ercl"-lastiCnl
riyalrIes Christians Who hope 10 meet N
heaven shut each other our from their com
munIon- and their pulplts On earth. They
rlant five or -lx poor little churches IN n
town where one good one would do better
work twin he profitable for Ihcrn to COM.
together and frankly look their unhappy
divisions IN The face That will help them
to 80. how small are the rhing- in which
they differ compared with m" great things
IN which they ngr~r Al the visible
CHURCHES need this
No on" dreams that the present proposal
will promptly result IN church uniformity
But mulittude~ share Dr ManniRg'- g.nnr-
o,l- hop. that ~ will lead Ia "a h.tt"r under
standing. a closer cooperation among the
rommunion- OF ,hristendom and -o at last
by fellow ship and work. to n broader
richsr. fr.~r church union. I'M. will en-
n nile tho follower. Of Christ To do more than
they ARE nov doing for IN. b"'frrmrnt OF
the world This IL why ! want II.
iiINEY v.S DYKF
PRiS'EroS. y December II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22

."rtaln pundirs of the Board Of E=r-
mate declare it will not do To accept tho
Inter borough offer for the constr,Ic-
tion and operation of new subwavs.
The offer appears To bs all that common
sanSibl" straphanGers and taxpayers
could wish. but it violates some here
toforn unsupported elOtsric doctrine Of
petition which demands that the Inter-
boroughs proposal be rejected except
for valid matter Of fact reasons seems
furil" and a waste Of money.
II IN" city does - train its credit TO build
tho Triborough pieC"meal, what assur-
fall under the control of the INTERIOR
ough. IN" financial interests behind
Tho lnterborough are in a position To
underbld all competitors for 'he opera
ton a. we'll az for 'ha construction If
he new road. They have presumably
bidding for the operation Of the road
they might, II they saw fiji. conceal
themselves behind a dummy corpo-
ration. which. while refusing 10 inter-
chang" transfers with IN" marlborough.
could purchase irs power from that com
panv AT a nominal cost
Provided as tn. Public Service Com
mission intlmat.s. satisfactory CON
tract can b. arranged with III" Inter
borough. - there any POSSIBLE advan-
tag" in competition to outweigh the
protf"r"d coopera,ion' American prac-
trr calls for u universal five cent fare
on & given strees transit system. The
larger the system the cheaper the ser
vic. 10 rhe community. To build NJ a
rival system except by force of neccs-
sltv - n useless DETECTION of capital. a
gra'uitous tax upon both rent payer
and fare payer
No one has vet we believe. urged tn.
city TO furnish an independent telephone
service because central" isn't always a.
polite or as prompt a. sh" might be-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
The Crime Of 1910.

Tn" annual report Of the Hon CHARLES
g, BENNETT. secretary If the Senate
r"cor'i- on" fact thar will uplift IN horror
the hair of every upliftars head that
-tll has the material That the nited
States buys In F'oi'sn6s Mugn,in. for
IN" benefit and improvement, If our
Iniian friend IN" Hon WILLIAM .ioEL,
STONE IAN n"i'h"r sur ri~., nor shock
IA" well informed. MIR STONES IN
~omnIa i chronI". His physicians.
having tried thousands Of nrh her periodic
'al- ON hum without "ompl"'" -avisfac-
ti"n. finally prescribed Battle IsoB'~
essence Of reform" II worked Iik. "A
charm. II Mr.. STONE omitted ~ pay
for II remember that hc Is busy states
man. II l. notorious that h" paws out
of HI own pocket for hundreds Of
periodicals. including the Waterloo EJy
R"por1r. his interest in which doubt
los CAV" rise to Colonel BILL PHELPS :
"plgram BILL STONE sucks he ogg-
bt, h" hides IN" shalls.
No, II ~ n pleasure, 10 bs.lievc thar
II Gum Sho" BILL may bo charged with
Il slight larh"s h" = not -u-p.rtrd II
any -"riorIs moral delinquency. and hls
plac" among tn" good isn't affected
But Battl" Bon. the pillar Of the peo-
plies hope, rh. Gibraltar If papier mAch..
reform. must h" cr,imbln AMI tlimbI.
before our h"r-Iti"l eyes IN organ
hearing a. part If ~ litl,. m" oninnri.
and Hc"ur-"t nam" 1T Wall ~'re.t
bought and read bv ~" mar who Is
goIng To destroy that capital nf crlmc.
and paid for bv IN" Government IN.
mvrmIdons Of that capital ar" laughed
- Destroy %. Bon! .. Bobberv'
IN" wounded hearts oi millions OF
the PLAIN people ar" not To- b" grIIlcd
hv the plea that Badger Boz wants "A
Wall street paper 80 that he MAJ know
what IN" "n"rny IL doing FOB knows
what b" knows hy instinct II Is MS
haup. rnr-k 10 furnish Information
without tn" slow process OF acquiring
- And wis did H." make the Govern
m"u' paw " an "NampI" of an all
custom 80 h" mad" Oiious, But will
no, III" custom bc -anctiicd since h.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
GHRySTN GRtFT.


To NV FpITrR ~ rHF SrN ~ have bern
In receipt - 'our letters from - many clubs asking
me In contribute tn tho Christmas fund Three
ask FOR s. zach Ira~rrurh - always tip why
-hnVsi come across Nome - the due, 4.
les than 80 wear. enough 10 pay good WAGES
To- tho employees
The pos'rcn. honihlsrs> elevator men scrub
women and IN fact every one connected with
tho orNrr building expect something and N I
don eros. their palms wont get my trr
grams the elevator men will forget In stop At
tho TuNr-, ani tho ~~rubwoucn will not he III
particular when they are cleaning the once
surely This i the world 81 graft have 10 take
nv towels ic" window blinds. lettering sc from
named hy thr >urcrn trndeni Of the once
building who gets MS rakco~
am also In receipt ~ mote from \ large res
taursnt assuring me that they will reserve m,
table for New Years cEr On receipt NJ my rhcrk
for si' suppose ! send IT, when my marty
enters the restaurant the boy take, tho rIothr.
and wraps II wish To wash r'y hands, tho bo,
brushes me and ! hand him his toll fee thc
head waiter ana the other waters III rxpr,,.
desire 10 hear any particular music II Gusts NJ,
more money When leave II don't tin IN.
boz ne i liHcy Ia drop the wraps on the floor or
ruin my hat \nd thus II goes. what chance IN.
man 81 'hi> or any other time ~ the yrar'
ppILNDELPHIh. december Il " n =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
NtriON MN ~ va sN.
Maham~ >orilra E>pia ins Her Opinion
and Hrrnforre> u.

L. IHE FplT"N UF rHE SUN So. Tn.
editorial artal. Nationality in Art IN
Yesterdays StN referring 10 INV interview
81 la,' saturday has Interested me greatly.
hut ~ IN" Same time convinced me that
have not been completely understood.
u was not my intention by any means 20
advocar. nationalism IN art OF Ia set up a
Chauvinisric muse. who with threateningly
raised Tyre would fain keep all foreign vota-
ries out OF her territory. such "a condition
Ofthngs IL indeed far from my mind
How could | possibly assume such an
attitude. having received the cordial vel
come Of the audiences in 'ha great opera
houses Of Europe and enjoyed the privi-
lsge for many years here. AT our M.tTopol-
taD. of singing with such foreign artists
- l.ilh L-hmann. Ternina. Melha. taly-.
Schumann- Hcink. Semhrch. Scalchi. lean
and Eduard de ResSke. Victor Maurrl.
p'nnCon. laSlll. Van Dvck. Van Roov.
Iamazno. arnso and many. many her- IN
most harmonious and happy comrade-hip'
No II was this one cons picuou- occasion.
the tirs' representation On anH stage OF The
Girl OF III" Golden West. to which referred
when said IL was only right and rust that
The singers nationality should hav" been
considered. inasmuch a. the opera in due--
ton was based upon the work Of an Ars.ri-
can dramltIst and dealt absolutely with
American life and customs % our far West,
II seemed to me thar with American sing
.rs, present members of the Metropolitan
Opera company. who are deemed competent
Ia interpret and who are constantly inter
preting IN" principal nnrt~ in the master
pieces uf this same CnmI nser IL would have
been courteous and "A vsli de-erN rd com
plm"nt to our artists ami 20 our country
mad they on tins unique occasion been
!ected 10 portray tho Chara tiers so familiar
IN Us all Will" do not thin X tn. slight was
Intentional. hut the outcom" "f foreign man
agerial conditions so distinctly pointed out
in The SrNs article still We mus all de-
plore these conditions which 50 -ignslly fail
10 encourag. national musical advancement
LILLIAN NOFDrCA NorNg.
NV NNRK nnr,n h.,r 20