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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1910-01-07
deer ISLAND
MISCONDUCT
PrObers Find Many Of the
Charges Have Been Proven
BLAME PLACED UPON MAYOR
Spells System Prevails and Politicians
Prey Upon Boston Penal Institutions
Observation-Disclosures Use Drugs
and Officers Are Addicted to Drunk
enness, According to Report Sub
mitted by Finance Commission

Boston, Dec. 31.-In report of its
findings on its Deer island investiga-
ton, made by the mayor and board of
aldermen last night, the finance COM
mission characterized the Deer island
institution as resembling a school for
crime.
Asserting that the many charges of
the use of drugs by the prisoners,
illicit trafIicking between prisoners
and officers and drunkenness among
the officers were proven by its in
vestigation, the commission places the
blame on the mayor.
1t stated that the spoils system was
employed in the conduct of the penal
institutions department and that the
politicians preyed on the department
to the extent of getting favorite jobs
contrary to law.
The commission declared that be-
cause of lack of experience and train
ing, former Commissioner Skinner
was unfit for his position and placed
the greater part of the responsibility
for the management of the institution
on Mayor Hubbard for appointing
Skinner.
The commission declared that the
mayor, two of his secretaries and ten
of the present members of the board
of aldermen had attempted to place
favorites in jobs in the department.
1t declared that the cost Of the food
for the masters table at Deer island
had been excessive, and criticized the
latter for having boat built for him
self by prison labor.
1t absolved the master from blame
for the alleged misconduct of the in
stitution, stating that this was chiefly
due to political interference.
The commission recommended the
of an experienced man as
head of the penal institutions depart
ment and the placing of the depart
ment under civil service.
The commission also stated that
too many prisoners are sent
to the island for petty offenses, and
recommended that the judges and
head of department come to some UNI
derstanding, and that more probation
officers be appointed if necessary.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1910-01-07
PASSING of cretna Green

Providence, Jan. To-day marks
the passing Of Rhode Island as
"Gretna Green" The act of the last
general assembly, making necessary a
delay Of five days between the time
OF application and Of granting mar
rage licenses, became effective at
midnight.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1910-01-07
Gold Medal For shaekleton

Rome, Jan. 4.-Rome honored
Lieutenant Shackleton, the Antarctic
explorer. He lectured before the Ital-
ian Geographical society and was pre-
scented with a gold medal.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1910-01-07
Chance to pie at Cut Rates

Baltimore, Jan. 3.-The funeral d.
rectors' trust and the independent I'M
dertakers are vaging a gruesome war
in Baltimore. AS a result there is a
liberal pictorial display Of collins all
over the city, the illustrations of
satin-lined collins being accompanied
with such legends as Try my SIS
funerals. You viii like them"
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1910-01-07
Wriqhts Have Rivals EnIoIned

Buffalo, Jan. 4.-Judge Hazen, In
the United States court, has granted a
preliminary Injunction applied for by
the Wright brothers against the Her
ring-Curtiss company and Glenn II.
Curtiss. restraining them from manu-
featuring and selling aeroplanes.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1910-01-07
Tennessee In DRY List

Nashville, Jan. 2.-Distillers and
brewers closed down their plants at
midnight last night. At that time the
new Tennessee law forbidding the
manufacture Of intoxicating beverages
in this state became effective.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1910-01-07
ROYAL SECRETS SAFE
Noted Keeper Of Family Skeletons"
Retlres From Practice of Law

Noted Keeper OF Family Skeletons
Retlres From Practice of Law
London, Jan. 4.-Sir George II.
Lewis. the most famous solicitor OF
the present generation, who has been
engaged in all the greatest legal cases
in the past half century, has retired
from practice.
Sir George knows more OF the So
cial life Of Great Britain than any
other man and has been called the
keeper OF English society's skeletons.
He numbered among his clients many
royal personages, but it is believed
that all their secrets are safe, for he
has declared that he would write no
memoirs.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1910-01-07
Yale Man Heaas Police

Providence, Jan. 4.-Walter r.
CallendeT. a young business man and
Yale graduate. was appointed police
commissioner by Mayor Fletcher, to
succeed Harold j. Gross. resigned.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1910-01-07
LURTON TAKES HIS SEAT
Joins His Associates In Supreme
Court of the United States

Court of the United States
Washington, Jan. 4.-The new as
sociate Justice, Horace H. Lurton of
Tennessee, took his seat on the bench
of the supreme court of the United
States at the incoming Of the court
Monday.
Following the reading OF Lurton's
commission by Clerk McKenny, the
oath of office was administered by
that official in the presence of a dis
tinguished array of attorneys and
members of congress. Then kissing
the Bible on which the oath was
taken, Lurton assumed his seat on
the extreme left Of the chief justice.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1910-01-07
Thinks Cook ignorant of Situation

Copenhagen, Jan. 4.-Walter
Lonsdale, DR.. Cooks secretary, an
nounces that he has received a letter
from Cook, but he declines to give the
explorers address. Lonsdale says
that he will inform Cook of theuni-
versity's decision, of which he is con-
yinced Cook is still ignorant.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1910-01-07
exroseope Road In British Columbia

New Westminster, B. c., Jan. a.
Work has been begun on the first
gyroscope railway in North America
to be devoted to commercial trans
portation purposes. The line Of rail-
road will encircle Okanagan.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1910-01-07
Flea Said to Carry Plaque

Washington, Dec. 31.-Now the flea
is accused officially of carrying the
bubonic plague. 1t is stated that the
United States is seriously threatened
by the spread of that dread disease.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1910-01-07
SMALLPOX GAINS GROUND
More Than a Hundred Houses Are
Guaranteed In Winchendon

Winchendon, Mass, Jan. g.
Three additional cases Of smallpox
have been reported in this town,
where over 100 houses are guaranteed
as a result Of the plague which seems
TO be spreading over this section of the
state.
Practically every house on Glenhall
street, near the mills, has either a
red tag or a red flag notifying the peo-
PIE OF smallpox in the house.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1910-01-07
GIANT DINOSAUR FOUND
Important Contribution to Natural
History by Discovery In Utah

- w wan
Pittsburg, Jan. 4.-The director Of
the Carnegie museum announces the
discovery in Utah by a Carnegie ex-
ploring party Of the bones Of three
specimens Of the Sauropod dinosaur.
There is every reason TO believe
these specimens Of giant dinosaur are
older than the famous diplodocus on
exhibition here.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-18
14bc Sftubcrs Set.

Der 140e 0ftober icirc0eS oQioo
iaor meo en- Set pcO 2utDer College.
Ser bar ct ItraoIcubc &cir - lnale-
beS JON hi III bar bait set / opCr 10
Tiger - og en- mcget tor Sorioms
ling bar frpmmeot. Soften bcgpnOte
iom oanIiQ meo illumination al Col
leaetS @pquinaer % Ntlliit al Wiriif.
forpiet. GGreiter began man iig iii
Guoitoriet, bDor Soften fortiuttc5
lunber EroiC2ior Oscar &. Sliou4
@rpiioiun. @rof. 0lion hplot en-
aniIoaenoe @eIfomittole, "@onoen"
ipileoe Here 9himerc, iom ale britc
Sc meaet @ifoIN, % @roi. DIR. ".
@ieriet gior6e / en- Gale Rebe ior
rogIc al fine Snotrpt ira Opboloet /
Nor9c, ioet bon fog tit llhQnuRSpuntt
/, hnnb BET norifp lluipCriitct bar nU.
ret for rorit &l,Iturl0pifIing %
Sremitri0t. DR.. &nricn il,lttcoc mc0
&en. Soften par / ale Roa0er iUr.
beIG$ ocQptfet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-18
Secorab % Smegll.
Ten 17oc Sito6er 1910.
Ncicri n~eobrrnot.

SiIper Greet Creamery / Burr
0uf ne0brpuotc totalt gtat iii 5en.
Bag. SIoen opongeoeS isrit I ct 8p.
relic ooer Ntoitinrummet, bpor Den
fm0ipnliqui6 paa Ell eQcr anOerl
Ntoaoe par opitanet ira oct fore &ern-
rsr ira Damptieoelen. Den ipreote
fig ina b1trtigt, at IiOet eler iutet
fimoe re60e8 bcrfcu al 9pglrilta cI.
Ter WsoifiHeri.
Ger er ell Del TSiuronce poo @u9-
ringen oq Maifiueriet, mcn rimcIia
bis life 1rof til at 0Gffc CADET. Wtan
bar / Sc iioite Nor lat inc foitbort
Wedifineri for 9cbonolina al Ti6oCn
% for SiIuirfnirg al Snsr, % Wteic-
riet pnr M | en- uoTprfrt StarO.
Get eieS iurioIrrtio al pelitoacnnc
Tormcre heromfrin9, ioo 8cnGeto'
bet life nil ifaOc noQGr. Oct prrlte
nil bItpc lllciIiqhcocn meo, at 6orrct
ninaen itouoier ior en- Sio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-18
9IrbeioSlpn pna Snrmcu.

9toor Ser tales ON booO ser beta,
les i ArbcioaIen pao 6orurrn. iou
ipneS oenHe life at bllue mcgct
flor. bpis Den b~ercBuc2 Qicuncmiult-
Zig Tor belle Aorct. &ipIle Oc Oplpas
ntuger, iom &aiorcrnc i @inncibcit
GouutD iouIe0c bcrom / 1909. par
Den gieuncminitliae 4rbeiOalen / sc
forifieui8c GomuiDlp ioo li0en iom
$3.50 pr. Maureo I Bloomfield
Gounibip % % til $29.54 / @Iuii.
ton. @0ia man imiolcrti0 buffer
pnc, at HrbeiNernc poo Gornlcr peO
Siocu al Ocunc 0iuoueo&lcr lite ale.
ne bar Soften, men iou HeQcl ogina
@oif, &boiEQ % mango ANDRE Smoa.
ting, ionl / 9Oerre itror Ipber op /
life inn imoa Summer, ioo or Noa
ben Qielu1emiritLiRc 9Gn itcrre poa
2onoct enc / 8neu. 6cIQcubc Iobcl
bier Ben gicrneminitIiQe MaancOa.
len Tor Gnrmmbeioe / oe iorficlipc
SopuihipS,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-18

CRAWFORD Co., @;s. Get bar oo 80
aar itoen Sens WeoreIo % Suitru
pleo glfte. Weaem aloffen eaepe oa
balp tolp fom Raboerne | Slot 90
6sl9e, flsrenoe os gaaenoe, iaa belle
@aarosrummet bIep fuIot. 8 Sui og
Salt bleo ct tort 2angboro ineoferet
larlrlen % beo9ffet meo fine 2inou.
ger. Oct bIep ianoelig trapIt for
aotnofoltene, men De bar iIinfe. Saa
bar oct tiIboros. Sa, Ser bar en-
W9ngoe Wfub, men ser ifuIoe oaioa
ro9et til for at DC $50 Wenneifer
frrnoe m9ttes.
0sr man bespnote at ipiie iang
gruoeporrets 9~ernebgrn en- iiritem-
mig Gang, Iebet of airfeianger og
Sfoleme'ter Sfogitoo, % GaItor
Smebp bolot en- meget paffer oa pos-
lenoe Gale for Anleoningen. Ser bar
lna patfert SoIifinL iom BET ifuIoe
pGret beItilt, % oct bar Handled
Set tbi @ulbbrpqnp er 10 ogioo en-
iielScn. Set. ReberIo og SuItru
Ielte Jig iaa inlaa pg nperoige
til en- iaaban sGre, men at oe bar al.
bolote bar sreit of f%pritaa, og De fit
mango o9roifuloe 8aper. Siben
lang gsrnene flere 0ers, og ieg
nGrfeoe goot, at gernene og Sfole.
melteren iorItoo binanben iaa goot.
vi langpeisfarenoe Dor tiIiteoe Be.
Der gatfe, Ell gommel Sen al SAINT
lien Heorelo, Sens aallepang og Su.
Itru - Sens er gruogommens enc
Ite grooer Seben og Waria Z.
N9iet, Slioa 8. N9iet, ale fra 0e-
corab, iamt Mrs. 6. hyperion -
Sruogommens Ssiter - % en- Cat
ter al q. Raib ira 8oufor.
8i oraf al oct rene ailbepono,
Iom Wisconiin er iaa befienot for, og
per nos Noroloeft totflIller en- Stl0e
no al glufien % lebes eiennem
Sernrer til N itor Gement-g eboloer,
Der tiener iom Sfi9nfeoGrt, oe ser.
ira bebspebe ineen at gao tsrItige.
s(ae bar enige ON at bape 6out en-
bpggelig Dag, og De gamie 9ruoe,
folf, Ser MI er pmfring De "a, fit
mango CODE Snlfer ON at faa lepe
iiammen enonu / mango glar og foa
DO pna oet Steb, iom / 40 aar bar
pGret beres Stem. 90 ioa bill leg
iige Sof for 8eieget. Oct er life
ofte ri bor s(nleoning til at bore
meb | en- ioaban Suriamling.
s al 9~grbsbigbeb
Sens 3. &aaepang.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-18
9rnr anhrfnIfr Gntinnrn. N~lihlrrnr.

~8a iea bar 10 cIsr 10 9tar sammeI i'll
jes en- Spsbom / SUueobuoeu, no9et Der Zig.
neoe Sturu, men bar BOG life bet. Seq leo
/ fire Rouueoer, Us bet msite Of nit Suar
fuIot ui. 3i!iibit III be en- g9pe til mig, %
ban onbefaIeos Guticura.R tolerue. Ge bel
brebeoc mig inoen uu9Ie iaa Tiger. SEQ bar
Dsioa bru9t Guticuras NioIerne for lloilGt
poa SGnoerle, % bet bar gjort mig uleget
sUot. SEQ bar life bapt mere 8rpoeri meo
Speo pntrue / S%opeobuoen. Niis 9esiie 4.
8uhonan, ". s. 3. 3, SamiGton Ga, roe
Sanuar 1907.
Guticura SRbe (25c), Guticnrd Ointment t5Oc).
Sutieura H%eioluent (5Oc) % 6uttcura 3ilS (25r)
trlges pper belle &erbeH. 9uftcr Irug & Chem.
Corp, 9reeiere, 1876 Columbus aDe., Spifou. MATS.
gf SeaoeS frit: 32sSibers QUticira BOG ON De
Rambling Of 5pasommc I puoeu % SiaIpeH,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-18
Sen. Oelion taller.

Senator arute NeIion aabneoe /
2sroo9s Rrffen al line Salatalcr /
i'm Sientbp gIeranbria, Ninn. Ser
par iremmsbt EFT itor SilbprerIfare,
Der ftIgte SoIen meo itor SpirGrf.
iombeb oa bpppig purftereoe Den mcb
line liuliae @ifoIoSroab.
F, @tou par iipr ip9uot paa Of bsre,
bpoN NeIiou baobe at iise ON ben rpe
Sariflop, oe ban itiiiieoe life Silhs-
rerneS Sorpentninser ~oeorsrenoe
bans S~tanopunft iii benne, Sena.
loren erfIGreoe uoen Determining, at
9cpcn leo al itore Mtanaler, iigr Der.
ueo at oen iobsiebe Soloen paa @om.
uIoSparer og insen @eoiGttelie meS-
isrte i SoIoen paa llIouarer. SoInen
paa Sr9lait bar heller life orbnet
paa noacn iiIfrebsitinenbe 9iaaoc.
San mente, at Den me Sarii taaet /
lin SeIbeo ~inarere bar Ell @euilion
opao emo nesaS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-18
Dies 6oriparer.

st Telegram fra Willpaufee, @is-
coniin, meloer, at Iopofat %. 9.
Hublin beraf 9pen err bIepet engage.
ret al Sobn s. Diets iom en- al bans
Soriparere.
Wr. Hu6lin err / Srebags afreilt
til @inter, for perionlig at UNDER
iege og iptte Jig ino / Situationen.
Ser pebbliper at itremme inc tai
rige oe mango eonife b~etpoelige gi-
Drag til BET | Wilpailfee opretteoe
"Soriparsfonb", Ser antoges at bile
naa en- tilitrGffelig Stsrrelie til at
oGffe aae Oe meb be oibtlsftiae og
iitpiliomt l~ongporiee Hetsioger for.
bunbne ltbgifter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-18
Genius

Sra @aibington meIoes, at itore
geordgerier er opoaget at bape fun-
oct Steb peo ben iiOite 1SolfetGlling
Here al De peitlise 9per, al bpiIfe
nGpnes Tacoma, Seattle og aber.
BEEN @aIb., Rortlanb, Ore, Winne-
apolis, Winn., 9oiie, Soabo og Sort
Smttb, grf.
grempelpis fan nrpnes, at ben al
Geniusoireftsren b~eorbre6e rtpe Sp-
telling al 9efolfningen / Tacoma
iaitilaar gpens .5olfenGngoe til 49,
972 Snbpaanere Gen fsrite SptGl-
ling iatte Solfem9ngben til 116,24S
en- 5orifjel al life minore eno 49,
296.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-18
Sase belt bclbrcnct
for eczema
gta Srna ai Gutiouras@ioItrut. S0refris
Der Stm % fiatr, be bar helbreoet no ar
nubrt 6Drifriittr bar ieiltt. SriHgrr al
tiN apoe RtinItater.

$50 nj GcSemd / Guiigtet / anret 1897
Seq bruate g%uticura. Miolcrue % blep bel
belbrsb,t Seq er profiiiereuoc 9G9e %
fpreitrioer otte guticura 6eiOlpent % Guti
ciIrn SGbe / SiIiGloer al @cScma, og be bar
beIbreSet nnpr andre 6pritriiter bar ieilet.
Seq bar lie for &ane at anbeioIe RaF
tentnteoiciner, men ndar leg finoer gPioler,
Der inobeiatter ianoe SGroier, iaGleoes iom
Guticuras Niolerne gigr, oa rr iea 5~reoipnt
moi iii at aiers Berocn befleHot meo beres
eooe Gsen1faber. Seq bar proitiieret DPes
biciu | tpoe Gor % maa ii9e, at jeg fiuoer
oiue Mioier at pGre A No. /. Sea timber
fremoeIes Guticura.N fiblerne iaa 9uoe iom
rpgeniinoc. Be bringer altio Rrfultater.
@. 81. 6iiber, 81. q, 8ts Yupl, Do,
Abe December 1909.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-18

Warquette Gountp, Der miiteoe ct
Die. S Smegnen Of 0orwop, 9icf-
inion Gountp, blep Sobn Serpia far
Zig iaaret al ct Sfib, iom bans
Sogtfamerat bopoe tilt9nft Ell
Sierpe. 9ouis @mitbier / Ontonp.
gan blep itliot i genene og Gbpuro
Bennett | Sibpeming | Irmen al
ifieoeslgie SaatfeQer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-18

bar for at boIbe oenne lin enslige
Beninoe nteo Selifab og biplpe til
meo SitSiteaet, og oct bar peb at itige
op TOR at bpngc ct 9iaeoe pea @9e.
gen, at llpffen b9nbte. Wan ianot
oct ~raooeliat life at iiptte benoe biem
ior oct isrite, boorfor bun Iigger hos
Mrs. Ebompion, og oa bum beiinoer
JIG ioa pei, iom man UNDER SmitGn.
0igbeoerne fam pente, bill BUN iorbna'
bentlig ON life lPnge ~aienpinoe i'm
onnlige Haifbeb % 6srligbeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-18
SITE Maraana.

oelten paa &oipitalet / Rod6ter,
Wfirneiota, at ban alIerebe fan iiooe
oppe Stsritepartcn a. 9agen.
Saperc Hpitportu. B~oitoeporte-
mentets Sinanier beiinoer iig paa en-
iaa goo SOB, at Toitminiiteren bar
laoet fig forlphe meo, at 8ortoen paa
olminoelige 8repe / en- nrr 6remtib
miItsens oil funne ipttes til 1
Gent.
6criernc or pner. ErRitoent Gait
bender poa Sorsoog tilbage til So
beoitaben fra lit 6erieopbolo / ge.
perlp, Wais. Gen zoe Iopember
refer ban til Cincinnati for at afgipe
lin Stemme peo StatSoalget, og Den
17oe Hobember tiltrGOer ban en-
&eiie til Savanna.
Gplorabps Spieitcrct bar erflPret
Den al ii0ite StatSlegislotur peotugne
iaafalote emo Bit" Sou for grrno-
lopsitribig. 2ooen beitente, at Sta
ten ifllloe betale De f%orifieaige Bar
tiers @a,guogiiter / proportionelt
5orbolo til BET 9lntaI Stemmer, ion
peo iibit ofbolOte 8nlg afgooes al De
reipeftipe &ortier for @uoernsr. BE-
Iebet iatteS til % Gent ("tpo bits")
for 6per afgtpen Stemme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-18
JaetulYffer.

Sfisnt set life er lGnge Iioen,
SagtiGlonen / eore Widisan fog i'm
gegpnoelie, bar aaerebe flere Sagt.
ulpffer meo Cab al Ienneifelip fun.
BET Steb, TO al Dem / Smegnen al
Grpital Sails. 0esuben er flere
blepet farlig iaarebe al gaabeifub.
glanbt bisie er Sen t6 @ar galnle
Carl Wagnuion / WcSarIanbs Sill,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-18
SorifieHiet.

Gn itOr Iris. Gn WangemilIio-
npr og torig 9uftiportsmano / Seem
gorf bar uoIopet Ell Bris paa
$1,0O0,000 til ben fsrite, iom frpbs
Ter Sceanet / en- Ieroplan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-18
0uIDbrDuup.

Sea tanfte, at bet life oor noset
no al @cien. ON "Gecorab.S oiten"
bar iaa mil at optase en- geretnins
ON en- 6amiIieieit, iom ben 10se 81.
iober ialSt Stee peo Gaps @!as,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-18

sc. 3arpeitab fom 2sroag Der
op ira 8riHnea, Soma, FOR at til
brinse nOgIe Gage Dos i'm camille.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-18

Senatpr Ga Societies Silitano. =
Senator Ga Soaette er MI / iaa raft
gebring efter Sperationen for Sal
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-18

oeiten paa SoipitaIet / Rod6ter,
Wfirneiota, at ban aqereoe fan ftooe
oppe Stsriteportcn a. Sagen.
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1910-11-02
GETTING OUR RIGHTS.

A we'll known Kansas man is max
ing speeches in the east and copy Of
paper printed in New Hampshire,
containing extracts from one Of his
addresses, has been received by the Ia
Dor and capital editor of the Gazette.
The speech was fiery and eloquent.
and the country really must be in a
bad way if half what this Kansas ora
tor says is true. He claims, among
other things, that poor man can't get
Justice in the courts. which are con
trolled by capital. The poor man. in
fact, is getting the cleaver, coming and
going. There is no such thing as jus.
tice for him..
There are many orators preaching
that doctrine. year after year, and the
poor men who hear them are forced to
the conclusion that their faces are be-
ing ground by iron heels.
There is q better doctrine that
should be preached by silver-tongued
orators. 1t is not sensational, but it
has the merit of being based upon
truth. This doctrine is that the poor
man who is industrious, and minds his
own business will get along all right.
Ifa man applies himself to his work.
with all his energy, his services will be
valued highly. and paid for according
ly. He will be promoted from time
to time and, if he is economical and
sensible, prosperity is sure to come to
him, and he won't need to lose any
sleep over the bugaboos conjured up
by imprisoned orators.
The statement that the poor man
can get no justice in the courts needs
. lot of cOrroborative evidence. But
even if it were true, the poor man
shouldn't walk the floor because of it.
The man who is industrious, and at.
tends to his own business, seldom has
anything to do with the courts. Near
~ all the litigation in this country
rises from the fact that people don't
attend to their own business. There
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1910-11-02

Frank Schram, our republican can
didate for representative Of the Tween.
ty.Fifth district, Platte and Nance
counties, is aged 81 years. of German
parentage, born and raised in Colum.
bus, Platte county, Nebraska. Present
occupation, travelling salesman. He
is opposed to County Option" for the
reason that he believes that the pres.
ent Slocum law when properly enforc-
ed, is . sufficient regulation Of the
liquor traffic. He furthermore believes
that the temperate use of liquors is a
matter of education rather than coer-
Give legislation. He signed State
ment No. l" promising to vote for the
peoples choice for United States sena.
tor. He is making an aggressive
campaign on the issues As he sees them
and is fearless in stating his position.
He has cards out, printed in three
different languages and is giving them
wide circulation. While we do not
just agree with him in all issues, We
glory in q man who stands out for his
own convictions and with them is
willing to rise or fall. He solicits
your consideration.
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1910-11-02

candidate the Office of
year ago. auditor public experiment. having
served service tells the story whether the Office
has been filed to your satisfaction
president and member of the Banking Board my
best sound banking conditions This work. necessity
be done quiet way but feel quite positive that if you could scru
nize the work this department would with your approval
The bond department. which of the departments Of this Office
has had before complex questions and times have been
compelled of to have entire issues revod firmly
believe that issue that has passed through this department will
stand the scrutiny of the best court in the land
The county examiners who department have
brought desk complicated conditions and have succeeded in
getting questionable adjusted today have
we'll within legal limit and, If reelected bring
examinations down to a yearly period
The printing board which secretary contracts
the printing the bidder the records this
department show The bills audited the
interests of the safe.gnarded
The under direction has audited the
several institutions and hi ennia recommendations
improvement will be suggested without fear or favor.
As member If the hoard Of equalization, whose
corporations has been dictated solely Judgment
the written record which is open to inspection.
As insurance commissioner have through examiners
closely into the conditions of companies and where evil
wrong found used without giving
publicity believing that VIII" accomphes these beneficial results
without down institutions and creating dstrust the
minds the people, has done or his constituency than
who, npbuild himself. wrecks and institutions
have freely exercised the right Of the department to
admit companies whose standing unsatisfactory
of INSCRIPTIONS insurance agents Quite the
"back list in my Office and long Auditor State shall
this right believing that certificate from this should
be certificate Of honesty we'll right to do business
We feel this department that have accomplished for the
nsuug public and the insurance and companies firmly
work has with the approval great majority Who
honest and honest institutions
Thanking you the conferred entrustng with this
important position, am most respectfully,
sILAs R. BARTON