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be anb, =.

- Die 80 Sabre alte iyrau George
Wiutbger, bic Satin zines e6emaIigen
gdd.rsibsiisers, frantic geitern ibrs
9lsioer NIT 9dioltn uub Siinoete re
on. Sbre 5ohtsr srftidte nit elmer
Oede, Die fis uber bic brennenbe Wtuts
Ter mari, bic SIammen. Die ungIiitz
li6e bate isoo4 ihon idpere granD>
puub.u srIittsu. 5err Uiasbger bate
Iestbin ii9 siu biibi6es 5ous gebaut.
Die Jruu tpoute ieoo6 ibre aIte !oeim>
ftdtte nidt berluF.u unb in einsm
4nfa1 BON GeiitesitDrung iheint fie
ben SeIbitmoro gspIant 3u baben.
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Jn(anO Ge(egrap6
2ebenoig berbraunt.

8eperIp. WaT., q. Suri. -
Sn sinsm 5euer. bas am 9isuitog ods
Gebduoe bes genturp Clubs uub cine
n.bsnans.I.ssns tlsine Sommerpobz
nung in gattes part, b<i hieiissr
5tabt s.ritorte, tomsu 3tpei Wdnner
ums 2eben unb br.i lpur6en leiht Derz
lest. 8i. Sobtsn fino: 6enrp ..
Barrett, BON psabopp, unb Bert Ulc>
Shane BON Salem. Die fiinf Mdnnsr
batt.n bic Soinmsrpo6uung geuliet6et,
um ibrs 5.rien barin gu perbringen.
air9e bura Geuer3erfOrt.
DiItesbarre, pa., q. Suni.
Die polniihe romif6ztatboliihe Girde
in Sugar Roth Bel bieIissr Stabt
purb. am 9ienitasWorsen bon sinsm
gliB setroffen uno III sdn5Iia ourh
G.u.r s.ritort fporosn. Der 8erluit
b.Iduft iih auf ungefdhr $4,000.
Die Seffriss Sobnfon
gorersi ftnbet in
Reno, Rsu., fdtt.
Reno, Rspabd, q. SUM. DAP
bic Seffri.ss sSobnion 9reis=gorerei
am 4. Suli in bieiiser Staot ubsebaIs
ten Miro, III isst 3ur 9etpiBbeit ses
porbsu, na1bem Ter. Ritaros, Der
llrternebmer. iib oefinitip fir Rsno
entThieoen urb Der 9ouperneur 9is
tinfon in Der beitimm.eiten Wetie err
Hart bat, bub Die StadtsbehDroen iib
nitt .inmif1tu tSnnten uro piiroen.
bu preisborereien in ReDaba eefsBIih
ertaubt ieien unb nur Die 2egislotur
bic Wsaht babe, bur9 Wiberruf bes
b.fteknbxn be3iigliden g.ieses Die
pldne Der 9eranftaIter su ourhtreus
gen.
Der glas fir bic arsna III bereits
ausaeiubt uro ss ipirb fofort nit Der
grrihtuns Der Struttur, bic 300 5uB
i'm Quahrat meifen piro. bseonneu
nerben. gs ipirb pabri9einlih str
bpppeItes prosromm am 4. Suli in
berielben ARENA sur Durhfiibruns
sommen, uenn bic iesisea p!ane eur
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- Die gountssa aommiHGre iibers
irusen s.ftsrn an s. !. y. 8rodeti ben
Rontraii fir ben Ban Der 2iftbriide,
bic an Der Section 9pe. in barttpen
iiber ben aonal fiibren ioa. Brodsti
mar NIT $932750 Der nisbrisite Bic
ter eepefen.
- Der Rir6xnratb Der Goans.
proieit. Jmmonu,Is 9en,einbe. 1ai.s
mount, ptriommslt iid am Donnerss
tag Msnb, ben %. b. Wats., gu f.iner
monotIidkn 5isuns. Die gIisber
btHelben ftn6 brinseub ssbeien, p0u.
3dblta Az erfdeinsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-22

GbiDtbals Mmsfteunng.
Jar Gaming iii grubsr Grembsn,
beind) ln erwarteH.

Die aommiFdre Der SbiotbolsQuss
itelluns baben bic 9ertretsr Der 5ans
&lst0rperihoften in ben Stdbtsn oes
GbioihaIs su elmer aonferen3 nah
Cincinnati geIaben. Dieielbe finost
am Samfog. 25. SUM, itatt unb BAT
ben 3tped, bic 5erren bon duspGrts
nit ben pldn.n Der QusItelluns ndhsr
bslannt 3u mutxn, bamit iie Dpn Der
gr0be unb Der 9tbeutuns perfsfbsn
bic riftist Jbes betommen. 4ubers
bfm follen Wiitel unb Wege beipros
den tperben, auf ipslte WeiIs ben sSns
buitrietlsn bur9 bic ausitefIuns bic
rpettaebenbiien 0ortbeile rerfhaff.
fperben s5nnen. 3ablrsits 5onbeiss
f6tperfhdf!en ipsrben Der ginlaoung
Dolse leiiten unb ibre Dertreter mere
ben bober am Samitas als Gafs Der
ausftenungsbehoroe in Der Staot
ipei!en.
prdiibsnt 5aft bat nunnebr Be-
itimmt 5ug.fast, Dob er auf eine Wche
ndh Cincinnati tommt, ebe sr bon
ieinem 2onbaufenthalt in geNrlp.
Wof., nd9 maIbinston suriidtehrt.
Der prdiibent ipirb eeeen Gnbe oe,
4usfeIluus bier iein uub icbnIo bers
fsibe bie eenaue 3eit beiiimmt tpirs
NIT ben Dprbereitungen gu feinsm
gnpfanse Doransesansen. DIR ~5afi
Dan niro otne 3peifsI btr Glou Der
GusitelIung tperben.
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gtuiTeaenohen in ben unterleib gef9ois
len unb lebensgsfdbrli6 Derlebt. yRa6.
bit" beDertitenigte feline Syludt inbsm
er aus benz Jsnfter fprdng, bepor Die
polisiiten 5aDss unb Sdto6s eintrafer.
Robinfon tpurbe in pdtrolnagsn 2
na8 benz Soipital eebra6t, mo- iein
3uitdnb fur lebr beoentlid befunoen
purbe. Nnnie pegen unb cine unDers
BON Der poliasi in benz 3immer Dprgez
funoene Negerin nomens Gtbie g3id
Duroen unter Der Nnflo9e bes unors
bentli9en 8enebmens eingefperrt.
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als 8elaItungs3elge gseen iie auftre1
ten pollte. 8eim DetlaHen bes Ge.
ridtsfaals mar fe Johann bon ben Ges
beimpolisiften Gneenep unb 6outllDn
iinter Der formelIen Nntlase bes 6ers
umIunssrns ipiebsr perbaftet tporben.
Die anfIaes lieb fi9 isDch, tpis ses
fast, niht dilfreht trbaltsn.
Der Goll sesen ben Der llebertretung
bes Witterna6tsgsfebes angetlasten
Gtepb,n Wddlin, S9onttellner bes
Stag Cafes, tpuroe gtitern auf Nm
tros oes ansetlasten Biz gum Jreitas
perfhobsn.
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Neues @odeuprosramm TIM Sipps.
bronze.

gereits gum piertsn Mal pd6renb
ieinss 6ierieins eroiinste Der 5ippos
brom brauben i'm Bai. Ban part NIT
bem persdnsenen Wontas elm neues
Wohtnprosramm. Dieie prosramm.
premiere erfrsuis iid BON Seiten bes
publitunls zines duberit r.sen Beiu.
DIES, ba aud bic ettpos bernieoersesans
gene 4benbtemperatur ben Quf.ntbaIt
in benz tpeiten 4mpbieibedter na9 Der
6ise bes 5ases reht ansenehm geitals
tete. Dds n.ue prosramm bietet cine
Dafle BON intereHanten Darbietunaen
unb perfhiebene Gsniationsn, unter be.
nen Der 5euertouhdit Der 6eIItnifts
enifhieben bic erite GtelIe einnimmt.
Die SelItpiits ftiir3en iih bon einsm
boben 5burm in einWaFerbafin binab.
na1bem iie porber ibre aleioer nit
Del setrdntt unb in 8ranb seitedt bas
ben. Cine fpeitere nerpsntibelnbe g}ro@
button lieiern Sebaitian WerilIs pors
3iiglide Fabfabrer. bic nn9 perItiebes
nen eritaunliten 9rids cine ihiefe
Gbene binabsleitenb, fo5uiagen ibre
anohen au Marsts trasen. Qiebbakr
.qushrii1er probuttionen finben ibre
Rehnuns In ben eritaunlifen Grsrs
citizen Der 6er5os'fhen pferbe. Giir
cine oussiebige 9bdtisteit beranhmus,
ieln iorst 9drris' brefirter Stroub
uno Elm 3ohlrei4es gniembIe Der Dor.
3iisliHfftn gloipns.
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AaS beiss polisei8ertdt.

JoI. syra3isr, Elm ariippel, fxther
beibe 1iibe perloren bat, mar am Won<
tag an Der Ode Der 6. unb plum Ctr.
mesen arun.enbeit oufsssriffen ipsrs
ben. CT Deripra6. bic Stabt fTort
ptrlaHen unb no4 ieiner 6eimath.
Ri1monb. Da., 5uriidte6rsn su ipolleu.
unb ipurhe unter biefer Debinsune NIT
elmer fuipenoirt.n Strafe bon $25 uno
Rotten entIoIen.
Der UolI ssseu ben b<s 6aliens IL
mes bifisen 6uroes uussnagten Gbdrs
Ies ). Woper. Don go. 1866 Brepfter
Gre., tpurhe perifoben. Waper ipurbe
ansespieftn. ben 6unb be,lts I'm GeriHs
por3ufibren.
1uIin Rpan fpurbe pegen Rleiubiebs
fiubs AZ elmer Strofe bon $25 uno
Rotten perurtbeilt. Gie bate aus BEN
1ouie go. IA Gorfielb plaee Domeyi.
tDdfdk unh cine Bluie geitobIen.
Der Neser mm. 9bomas battle an,
MbeHb bes 15. Juni feline friibere gss
Aebte HberfcfIen unb ibr cine f4timms
G4nittnunbe ON Gall. beisebruht,
Gr ipurbe iDesen Noroaneriffs su ytpei
tnarbeiisbous. $50 uno Rotten
berurtteilt. Gno rurbe bon Der I'm
Mage bes llnfuss freisefproden.
Der Negtr Wm. milbert, tpeIHer I'M
Eintcn port ileine Tldbt<n beIGftigi
x1b bei feiner Werbdftung einen ssid.
benen MenolDer In feinem Befis bate,
sDurbe ju 80 1deen 4rbeitsbous, $50
sub Rotten berurtbeiIt.
Der 6an seeen Nargdreik Cole,
p<l&e unter Der Mntlogt b<s 6erum.
liinofrnS fnHD. purbe ouI bos often.
Dsdet seiett. Die UrGn mar omUlpn.
tag BON Der antiaee, einem Uannnl
$40 entmenbet ~ bdben, freipefpso.
In nerset - bes 0shstisne si61
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Der Rb.inlGnb<r unb Weitialen
lInterit. Wereiu peranitaliet am Sonns
tag. 26. Suni. einsn 5amilienousflus
mad Dem 5oreft Garoen. DIE gefors
oeruns sefhiebt NIT ben 2odlonb uno
OIsnbdle Cars. Gin riibrises arrons
gements aommiitee bat bie Dorbersi.
tiinsen getroffeu uno it.at alien 1beils
nebmern Mmiiiement in Ollie unb
s5llle in 4nsiitt.
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eramoeissutoam nno 2saaten

Die unter6dublunsen gum 8ertauf
Der Reiioens Der Grau S.unnette 6.
Einuep. 9rononieip Qpe. uuo WcIliIz
Ian Strube, an bi. liriuIiueriuH.n
iinb obgebro4en rporben. Die Sdtpez
fern tpolIt.n bai.Ibit cine tpeitsreSdu=
le .rri6ten. Der RaufI6iling iGqts
S65, 900 betragen unb bic erite Qnz
3oblung BON $25. 900 fouts i6ou gsz
lsiitst tpsrben. uIs Jrau ainnsp fid
zines anbern 6eiann unb ben 9ertauf
riidsdnsig ma4te.
ssoIsenbe 8ou.rloubnibiteir. tpurs
ben geitern ousesIteut:
!. SO. 5erron IT,. 2aftodis.s Bad
ftsinsWobnbous On Deyter uRo Jairs
fielb 4pe.. $4,000.
uniteb States gung Comp, ga
britssbduoe an Der Oitltite Der goans
Str, 3tpiinen 8. Str. unb ben g. 8.
unb .. Geleiieu, $500.
5err DilIiam. 8. 2llms bat s.itern
burh gisnsap, Rouri. &c 5uniington
Elm 9runbftiid bon bunbert syub Jrunt
an Der meiiieite bon Reobing Rodb.
stpiIhen Witden Qpe. unb poooot
Roab. In Der Rof. Din Subbipifon,
setouft. gr pirb bort feiner 5p6tsr
sSrau 2eperone Elm 5aus erri6teu !aIa
fen, bas $4,000 tOitsu fou.
Ulit benz gdu bes neusn 9oob Sds
moritan 5ofpitol an Clifton uub
Dirimptb 4pe.. 9uru.t Moobs ses.ns
iiber, tpirb nunm.br begonnen ipsroeu.
Der Nrhitstt 6. W. Drot) ertpirtts
einen BauerIaubnibidein fir 4ushebs
ung bes sSunbameuts uuo CAB bic So
iten auf $500 an. Der sanse gdu
niro NIT ginri4tung sine runbs Uils
lion toten.
Die 2obse &c Sbiplsp Waadin.
5ool 60. ipiro on hr CLAM, sipiiten
golerain unb Spriug 9robe 4penue,
Elm nreiftodtges gehdube erridten Iais
fen, ipel6,es ala Mobellperfitctt bienen
unb $500 ioiteu ipn.
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Der 16 Sabre olie War G4uIbers
nnb Iein 18 Sabre alter Brubtr 6ers
mann SHulbers ipurben seitern Abenn
bon ben Gebeimpoli3iifen 0iiftlein unb
pflug In benz 6duie go. ia Meit Z.
Gtrcbe perboftet unb CUR Uerfiisune
ihrer Gltern, nel6e tn gbiccgo mob.
mn unb bensn fh tiirsli9 entIcul<u
fsin iSuen, etnoeip1rt.
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On. grpt. ct. Yaulus .8emsiaoe.
(Yfarrer u. gemen3..

4m 9onusritag Ru6mittag peroHs
ftaltst Der 5rauenDsrein Elm aaffeez
tran56eH, unb stpor perben bic fol-
g.noen Srduen als 9ommittee bic
9dite bspirtben unb ibuen eir'ge an
ger.bme Stunben b.rsiten: Gruu R,
5ollmsp.r, 6. Ssrpflina W. Sms
m.nbort, :. Sabnts, 6. arobme, g,
arobns, 6. anipling. 6. aibne. g.
aint.r, 6. aempsr unb 6. R0nigtrd=
m.r. aus Witslisbsr unb Jreunb,
iiub bisrsu berslib tpiutommeu.
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9ebenSeefdbrlidas SGnkuuuSe.

Ser Nsser gbarks Robinfon bon
Deftpoob iDurbe seft.rn Ront iurs Dor
IL ubr in benz 3immsr Der Mnnis
pegen. TIM 3peitsn Stodpert bes SiI-
persWoon Qosirbaui.s pon einem nur
unter BEN Namsu ,Rabbit~ bssonnteu
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1pologiid)er Uarteu.

SIM 3oolosif6en Gartsn iiben bic
Ron5erte bon Bobumir arpl srobe 4n.
jiebunestrcft aus, trie Der iibtraus
kosss Gsiu3 ~ eStsunsn Sibt. Sn ben
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1ssii6ss 0seissa4ies UssbTatt Ui,ss6 se aan 1910.

beutigen aonserten tonmen b6bmifhe
unb franaoFfde Romponiiten au &C.
fiir.
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- goitor Charles 3. RuHeu bonn
gsrootlnn 5abe rnacle, tpelfer por Hurs
sem Don elmer Reiie rah Seruialsm
suradgstsbrt ift, proph3eit in .tasm
go ortrdqe, baB id1on in penieen Sa9'
rem os Subsn in .Seruialem cine 6srra
i6eirbe Sterung stnr1ebmeu wirben.
unb Iid odmit bic gOraussagurecn
Der 6eilisen Sdrift srFiineu pirbsn.
Gr ertl6rt, boB ba' Qraber shren
9rurnbsiiB oertaufsu uno bic SuSsE
benielbsn ertperbeu.
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Gin paar trumme Isits bat isser
Baum.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-12-01

whats the matter, got a tooth
ache?' inquired bystander.
"Nope Mr. Clarke's got it dis time,
but I had one last week though"
"That's too bad"
eyes, it was, but I fixed it, myself"
GLOW did you do it,"
81 pulled it OUT
with string?"
"No, | tried dat but de string it
always kept breakin', so after about
half an hour o. dat business I got
Disguised and took de horse pinch
ers."
"You did,"
"Yep, and even den | had to almost
stand on me head for fifteen minutes
wild dem tings tryin' to get it out"
"Did she come hard?"
"You bet she did"
at couldn't have been a very bad
tooth, then, do you Think"
Oats just what de dentist said
Aain't dat funny"
"What did he say?"
"Why dat my teeth were alright
and dat de pain had been caused by
cold in my gums. Hully gee! and dere
| had gone and pulled out one of me
best front teeth with horse pinchers?
Wouldn't that make you sore?" he
said, as he opened his mouth, and true
enough one of his best lower front
teeth was gone.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-12-01
DOUBLE SNOW STORM.
The Elements Take a Spust Deem
Der 5 and and Go Some.

The heavy snowfall Of December
and came as the first genuine
touch of Winter. There was a depth
of full six inches, and while the small
boy reveled in its fluffy g1ories, it
made travelling about afoot very in
convenient Thanks to the activities
of Paul T. Brady who made an ap-
peal to Mayor Abbott, the sidewalks
were cleaned off early on the morning
of the 9TH, Garfield May getting out
his two-horse wedge-shaped scraper
to do the job. Two Italians handled
the scraper and made a good job of
it, the new cement walks yielding
far more readily to the work than the
old gravel affairs that are now an
cient history.
This snow-storm was of the two-in-
one kind, and old Mr.. Weather had
his machinery we'll oiled up for the
job. The storm of the 5th was joined
by another on the 9th, so between the
high winds and about 81 degrees Of
frigidity it was all that was undesir-
able-and the best part of the whole
display was that it couldn't be helped.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-12-01

single individual and a1so-what
every child may perceive it is not-a
responsible individual
"Such frictions and analogies were
innocent and convenient enough SO
long as corporations were compare
lively small, and only one Of many
quite as important instrumentalities
used i'll business-only a minor item
in the economic order of society But
it is another matter now They span
society, and the responsibilities in
volved in their complex organization
and action must be analysed by the
law as the responsibilities of society
itself, in all its other aspects, have
been"
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-12-01
Death of Robert Reid.

Robert Reid died unexpectedly
from pneumonia, November &c, after
only few days illness. He was a
familiar figure along the roadways Of
Palisade. He had for a long time
been connected as sales agent with
the Columbia Land Company, and
had made many friends both here and
in Grantwood. Mr.. Reid was regard
ed as a wonderful old man, being in
his 84th year. Marvelously active, he
was riding a wheel over the country
when past eighty years old, and up
to only a few days before taking a
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-12-01

heavy cold just before his death, was
around hale and hearty as ever, greet
ing every one with a smile. Mr. Reid
was a native Scotchman, coming to
America when quite young. For
many years he was in the railroad
business, and it was often his pleas
ure in looking down the long vista of
his years, to tell of his varied exper-
fences He had an unfaltering mem
Dry, and in appearance scarcely look
ed a day over 55. One of the old
mans greatest pleasures was in at
tending a recent wedding in town.
He was there with his whole heart
and seemed to enjoy himself greatly
Wherever this old man went he had a
kind word for everybody, and was es-
pecially fond of the young. He was
buried in Ohio. Peace to the soul of
a good man. God bless his memory!
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-12-01
Burglars Frightened AWAY.

this section occasional visits are go
ing to come just once too often.
They don't seem to know when to let
we'll enough alone, for a few weeks
ago they again tried to enter the
Deliu residence on Abbott boulevard
and clean out that house a second
time. And probably they would have
succeeded, for Mr. and Mrs. Deliu
were out dining, if a searchlight from
Palisade car had not revealed the
thieves working at a window to
Messrs. Schall and Paul, who were
out walking However, it remains
that they did not succeed as Mr..
Schall and Mr.. Paul ran them away.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-12-01
:. If Gold from Wilson.

aoi1aimed. 1t practically offers
p aty to industrial ineficiency. It
lang :o,facturers in the same line
ll@T need not compete with each
NV with the outside world, be-
u tbo Government of the United
wv will safeguard them against
s;,depd that the Government will
NTH; II hat they shall make a profit.
u. voters are just beginning to
ln 's+.nd the enormity of this plank
] T. l'' last Republican platform and
~ oorerning themselves accordingly.
tnow that the party in power
j r;o1ated its pledge to reduce the
and they suspect that one
ao The promised reduction was
i q made is the desire of the party
.o r1 to assure a profit to manu-
grers. no matter how it may effect
8 cost of living"
Wilson agrees with Judson
mon that guilt is always personal.
! N This basis he would deal with
4 criminal practices of the trust.
4 HE believing that a proper reduc
/ If schedules would weaken the
rpr Of the trusts for evil, as with
excessive protection no trust
I hi long survive in the United
IT., he would at the same time
IF the old-time principles of the
Emmon law TO them. Upon this
1 Int he said:
/ I'VE have witnessed in modern
|,ness the submergence of the indi-
\ ual within the organization, and
the increase to an extraordinary
ree of the power of the individual
III the Individual who happens to
|nnol the organization. Most men
Il Individuals no longer, SO far as
|ir business, its activities or its
|ralities are concerned. They are
units, but fractions; with their
|iuduality and independence of
|Dre in matters of business gone
~ have lost all their individual
Dice within the field of morals.
|t Corporations, But individuals.
|Ihey must do what they are told
DO or lose their connection with
|den affairs. They are not at
|Tty to ask whether what they are
ID to do is right or wrong They
pinot get at the men who ordered
EhNe no access to them. They
mere cogs in a machine which has
h for its parts.
Corporations do not do wrong.
lduduals do wrong, the individuals
70 ,o direct and use them for selfish
\ Legitimate purposes, to the in
Y OF society and the serious cur
infnt OF private rights. You can
punish corporations. Fines fall
IN the wrong persons, more heavily
N the innocent than upon the
a,ly' as much upon those who knew
a1lg whatever of the transactions
winch the fine is imposed as upon
" who originated and carried
5u tnrough-upon the stockholders
y customers rather than upon the
J VINO direct the policy of the
VII :,
IL. Il you dissolve the offending cor
,auon you throw great undertake
: out OF gear You merely drive
y, you are seeking to check into
~ .o .orms or temporarily disorgan-
+b solle important business alto
u, I.l, TO the infinite loss of thou
4, A. VI entirely innocent persons and
mV great Inconvenience of society
i. whole. You can never bring
Eat Or command rncnnot hu III
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Handsome Colt.

Garfield May is the proud possessor
of a fine colt from his famous mare,
so well-known in Palisade. The colt
was foaled just year and a half ago,
but Gar. kept his good luck secret
He has now brought the little thing
to Palisade, and it busy training it
to harness. The master is prouder
than a hen with a new brood of
chicks The colt looks good, and if
there is anything in it it won't be
there long before it is found out.
Her name is Texana, having come
from Texas.
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GOT THE WRONG TOOTH.
Stable Man Has Hard Time Trying to
Locate the Pain.

E. Weldon Clarks stableman re-
Gently walked into the Palisade Phar-
macy and asked DR.. Fink:
please give me some Of dat stuff
you gave me last time for tooth
ache"
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nation indicated plainly that Lyons
thought ne knew more about the Law
than / do. but his advice does not IN
any manner exonerate the defendant.
Suppose I go to my friend, Judge
Perky. and say to him, Judge Perky,
is there any law in Idaho against car
rying concealed weapons?' and Judge
Perky replies. No, there is no law,
and l go out upon the highway and
with this revolver deliberately shoot
down and unoffending citizen. is my
advice from Judge Perky going to
clear me OF the stain of murder"
Mr.. Lingenfelter reviewed the tes-
timony relating to the connection OF
w. C. HOWE with the Great Western
Beet Sugar compony in a legal sense.
He poitned out that HOWE had acte'i
as counsel for the company in 81
suits, and had handled collection mat
ters and other business as well.
, HOWE" said Mr.. Lingenfelter,
must have been as ignorant as the
Hindu woman who throws her babe
to the hungry crocodiles Of the Gan
ges, if he did not know what was go
ing on in the community when he ac-
cepted these filings.
Counsel for the defense has en-
deavored to make light of the testi-
mony OF the party from Seattle, bui
do you suppose you could go to the
state of Washington and perform th'
acts carried on by the defendants an'
escape without the courts of the lane
taking cognizance?
Protection of property is one o
the cardinal principles upon which
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the laws Of the land are founded.
and If We have organized govern
ment let us endeavor to live up to
the privileges which the government
gives us"
District Attorney Lingenfelter dis
cussed at length the famous un-
signed letter supposed to have becn
written by Garrett. although this was
denied by Garrett on the stand. TO
J. K. Jerome. THAT kind of letter we
do not want out" according to the
document itself. The letter goes into
details regard a pending deal in Min
nesota. and, according to the district
attorney. was sufficient in itself ia
secure a conviction.
He closed with reference to the
responsibility resting upon himself
and the jury in disposing of the case
and an expression OF confidence il
the ability of the jury to see that q
verdict Of guilty be rendered.
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ROCKY BAR NEWS

Mr. Dan Mclaughlin. Mr.. David
san. Mr.. Mcclure and Mr. Watts
were up here this week.
Mr.. Nixon has just returned from
trip over to Atlanta.
Mr.. Chas. Walker and Mr.. F. @.
Smith visited here and at Atlanta
this week.
Miss Lucy McVaney has gone over
to Atlanta to help take charge OF
the Atlanta school.
Mr. Robert Nordyke and sister,
Miss Stella, came up from Junction
Bar to attend the Halloween party
given by the young people OF Rocky
Bar.
Mr.. Love and family Of Atlanta
are moving to Boise for the winter
Mr.. Frank Lambertan and Mr.. S
Silver were in Atlanta and Rocks
Bar this week in the interests Of tho
Lamberton Investment Co.. OF Boise