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Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-10
CHRISTMAS TREES FOR ALL
Thousands Ready to Help Brighten
the Yuletide.
OMAHA DISTRIBUTES NAL
Holly and 1IistIetoe ts Also PIenti-
full, with Enough 20 Go Around
and with the Prices
Moderate.

Fifteen thousand Christmas trees will
make happy as many Omaha and South
Omaha homes this coming 18th OF Decem-
Der and 5000 more trees will brigh en- fam
ily living rooms, or, perhaps, nurseries In
Council Cuffs
But these figures are not really signifi-
cant OF the great business done every year
in Omaha in the Christmas tree line. Seven
full carloads have been received here so
far In each car are 5000 trees. which
makes total OF 3l5.O00 trees sold and dis
tributed from Omaha. Many dealers handle
them. but the largest dealer at Wholesale
in the city is the Snydsr-Trimble company,
which annually disposes OF from 1900 to
10000 OF these evergreen trees.
Christmas trees will range IN price from
% cents for the small shoot to S. or s.
for the big church trees.
In quality, the stock on hand ranges high
this year and excellent quality pertains in
unusual degree to holly this season. sprigs
with many, many red berries are for sale
and the sprigs of this bright tree will be
really cheerful this Noel season. Nearly all
on the market are the genuine Delaware
ariety. Nlstletoe which comes from the
south, varies little as to quality from year
to year.
Christmas trees do not cost the con-
sumner very much at the worst" said one
dealer" and when the cost OF getting them
into the retailers hands is considered, If
is really a low price. These trees are all
cut in the frozen marshes and pineries Of
Wisconsin, must be loaded on wagons and
hauled to flat cars. then shipped consider
able distance. hauled to the wholesaler and
hauled again to the retailer.
Moreover, they are very bulky articles OF
commerce and occupy a great deal Of stor-
age room"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-10

Persistent Advertising is the Road TO
Big Returnss
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-10

Little boy, don't you know you are IN
great danger on that thin ice?''
How SOP
We'll, you might break through and ret
wet, and even n you don't break through
your parents would undoubtedly punish
you severely IL they knew you went on the
pond"
You amt no guesser. mister: II breaI,
through an get wet III be a hero at home
an ger all the sympathy an good things
IN the house Boston Herald.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-10
Shop Workman
Crushed by Crane
Anton. Daabchick Dies in Accident at
Union Pacific Plant-CorOner
Investigates.

Anton DAabchick, S5 years old lanorer
was crushed and instantly killed in an ac-
cident with travelling crane at the Union
Pacific shops Friday morning.
Daabchick was at work under the huge
crane as it was being swung into position
To lift an engine from the ground when
the accident occurred. A set OF heavy
chains became loosensd and fell squarely
upon the workman, crushing his skull.
The body was taken BY Coroner Crosby.
VINO viii hold an inquest this afternoon.
noon.
Daabchick lived at I2l4 Chics~o street
He is survived by his widow and a brother.
Persistent Advertising is the Road to
Big ReturnBs
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-10

large gathering OF state troops for the fall
festival IN connection with the big mill
tary tournament. and will also expect to
again have large numbers OF the regulars
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-10

10 learn that the sure way 70 cure a cough
or cold is with Dr. Kings New Discovery.
SOC and 500. For sale by BeatOn Drug Co.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-20
ANALYSIS or SOILS.
Method Of Making Selections for a
Proper Test.

The Minnesota Experiment Station
will analyze soils for the farmers
when II Is selected as follows:
II the soil to be analyzed IL sod
remove sod about foot square
shake the dirt back into the hole. and
take out all the surface soil 10 the
depth OF nine inches. but if the sur
face soil Is not nine inches deep take
IL out To the bottom Of the plow line,
or To where such soil begins Thor
oughly mix the soil. and put about two
pounds in tight bag Label II sur
face soil"
Then, after removing all the surface
soil from the hole. take a sample OF
the subsoil TO a depth Of nine inches
II the surface soil is several feet deep
the subsoil may be taken at the depth
Of from nine TO eighteen inches. Thor.
oughly mix the subsoil, and place In a
tight bag. labelled "subsoil."
Take three soils from three places
at least one hundred feet apart. II
the land is hilly and broken, select
five places similar distance from
each other and place in bags as above
directed. Take samples la the same
manner from other parts OF the field.
Place all surface soil samples In one
larger bag. labelled surface soil. ." and
all subsoil bags In a larger bag, la
beiiei "subso;l." The total weigh; o.
each bag should be about ten pounds
Put the two large bags IN a box. or
strong bag. and ship. freight prepaid.
to Division OF Soils. Experiment Sta.
tion. Minnesota Transfer. St Anthony
Park. Minnesota.
Further directions. for record pur-
poses. will be- furnished tree on appl.
cation to the Division. and they should
be In the hands OF the farmer before
he takes his samples from the groand
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-20
FRA Cue EOac

t { gUulion mgo ~.f be-
iDgtc IT, 5eiQtu5 Sguodu
Nii9ies Nennie o9 Oiay. Nobuliao
bcie1tc Nilla epie weo'uM 'om cr
bo9 liE SGiisr Mr. &nlpp
SeuOug5
Wn9 0artpjita Ciou .om bar Ou
ret en- al aOtterne A Ci'ons reoot
Gay" lbcit. tom bjem IQIsu yreOa9
Rli5 6GrliOn og DIjla QaltonlOn
par WiGlier hos u. VI No1nnuoa Sds
mllIe Ssnougs 2lltsn.
glnoreU SllOu. lOm Ibpn ban IrTll,t
omlrina ROsIDu, Tom bItm mto I'M
lrGlterig Esroaa.
glIpln SLapp IrreIlig NnsoaS I'll
WlnncOpOi9. bUOr ban tube unocrr
Qdd en- CptrdtiOu Tor Appendicitis.
.6ouuiru Edl9.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-20

&0Sr siininacr tGa ugo.ocs a. suet
quite mst piTuo % 5amsr vRbdnt eaeT
Jroaolelr jcleQrdltu5 iIsutuf >lotn ;.
lmsrS youeu trauots Hydi % Dc hore
Srrmlirlbt pod ben trudolalt 'c,ArdpS Nm
,aape bar gort Ua sIUlbsuoe cr osr Nau9e1
paa omleut 10000 jelegyaUncr "ahn,n
,or EeeuuOcrc Ct SO tt! s"o vy ptaau,o.
ElmOeruncr uHosr ieIsgyul embeoSmTn
peuss -pluu og uls uore eleUc .g 9uranir
reUC .luos Nor luIourno,at pIuon'H8e'
lfriu tu oct uuumete a. uoW Mr'ln'ey
NATIONAL. TELEGRAPH lNSII.
TUTE. Cincinnati, @: Philadelphia
Pa: Memphis, Tenn; Columbia, =. G.;
Davenport, la; Portland. Ore. l9-Nt
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-20
Sr bcr, Tarmcrc!

Set bar lpllroes os at iinoe ct fan
Wariso for 6larbalm og pi ipnes al
buros iistts bette, osriom pi uenisr. at
bet ital neopare. glu, Da @eisne or
noaenlunbe 900 Stano. er 5ioen at
iiere ino Terss Salm. suteIte OPS
ndar en- Pris al sl.50 pr. Were ior
tor, p9atie Salm. Geriom BET er
ubelsilist for ZEN at iisre ino Straast
nu elsr for Snoiaaninsen. iaa oil pi
tisbs bet eitsr Snoiaaninaen. Gers
for - brGno lite Salmen; om er
ialabar Bare. nadr ben er tor oa sllers
/ aoo Stano.
WcaO K Con.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-20

gto 6ooboloipillet ileroags mellem
Sisls,Ou O9 Wllbdni ieireOe Non'
n9pnig Sieo meo Ii mob o..
Sberiii SonalbiOu al 6irani 6ountu.
Ntinn., par paa oisie 9dnter iorriQe
p00 ,Id0i eiter SsltetpUe.
RtOaitOr Volt al Yeblsu bar / Slsle'
ton lorleoen Sas paa @iCnnemrellc til
Slorio1.
gdis C'6OnnsIl, lom bar bOlOt eh
tort SloIetsrmin oiOOoiuiIl 6wp., CT
reiii til ut 0jem 1iinneGpoIIs.
salaer lin 5arm. gIllrro yielion bar
iOlgt lin 6arm uoroenior 9eeper til
eeorge Yarusii.
Yanor i. y. ailneis oQ 5rne lr0
yilD. =, q. bar oisle Saae pGret
paa Selea hos PanOr Y. si!nsls %
Samilie al Yeeoer.
2r. NpaaarO reiurnereoe Ssroa9 ira
Ct. paul Selitab meO i'm Suliru.
iom bopos unoeriaiiet Jig SGgebebano'
ling lor line Eine.
Sil glsritO. VI. u. Anoerlon
palaa taloet ;, Sbortp" al gSaubdp
er reilt iii Nlerieo 6iiu, bpor ban liaI
tilbrinae Yinieren.
Np SusHiHa Ysrutr. y. 4. Gnpes
npe 2.tstuaes 6emenibDgnina paa So'
ueeaa0ea g,esper nGrmer 40 nm sub
Isrrlie. Spaninatns Stsrrelle er
!!44yGs SeN. slnnsn Stage iinl iub'
rettes til en lior Sal for SauiemOrr
% unors Giemeo.
ges Gu YenseinoiamIiHa for nloeoC
Team Reaos citerIaots 6nmilis CT Der
/ pseper O0 Smsan iuoiommei Ooer
300 Dollars. yiils Il. SiiOr er Io'
en- tor Del at taiie ior bette ,dirr Re
iuliai, oa ban bar io.rliaae. Snoldm'
lingen.
Siorjarmern Ole 5orpids me. mo-
oerne 8aaninssbus nOropeli for sis
Teton er MI iuiot i9roiai. Oct CT ben
ouaiiae aontraiisr Sans 5alIaiion,
ion bar ioreliaaet Experimentation,
Oh all pioner ON Solioitei oa ele'
aancs. Nalerarbsioet er uoisrt unosr
ben beiieneis sRaley g. 9. Srantstas
perionIiae Supsruilion. Spaninaen,
Der ioner $4,000. er uOliprei meo alI'
mooerne .Snorsininaer. inobeiaiteno'
9aoe, gdrms. OF eIasapparater.
,,gtsptr %ilsi" innes at ba aabnet
Ct 0iiIiermaals-Sureau iom su Siaas
gisrnarins. 3 III iiohe no. iortGl'
ltr iaalsbss glaoei, at bet bar mooia'
act Ct Srsp fra en- rio enis ! aanias,
Tom ianisr paa at aisre pesper Ill N
fremiioise pIein. % bun snlter, at
glaoets lloaipere iial D9re benoe be-
biGlpelia mso at iiaiis benos en- mano'
Iis 2ipslsoiaasr. iom ian bare benoe
til opaae Oa Hpne aisnnem eIuei.
Biaoet bar npoaast ct pasience parii
| en- Mano pso giapn cieorae Noams
al pssper os bar tiliirepet ben rise
aiiteaalns enie | aanias on Adams
apos Gasniiabsr. oenoss Spar ims'
osisss msO iisrns Snisrssie al alls |
Soasn iuieresIereoe.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-20
Sisietort og cmesn.

Ut 6ftratOs mso SlaatslpUq al
lsnotes beriru esroaas 9Iitsu.
Rils SciO aibrloer GuitiOn ipo iOr
eninaiCn 2sroa9 Den 22oc OFT.
l@iiS Wilma giipraO CT baarOt an0rs.
ben al Vun9ebetGnOelle line 6orUl
otfs Siem, ) Nil sii ira gcblcn.
tSoH. Sptr 5ObniOn, rspubItanil Ran,
olbat Tor @ienOaIa til GeqisIliurcn,
udr SIsistOn igaar.
5iOlst .GebIsn gloUauce" Ct Der 40.
ltllliq 1pQoom blanOt 6oIi pan D,
Sdnter. Get cr RerUeicbtren. ion
itaI DUrC p0rt
tn YrarisbraHO Ueli ira Summit lor.
lsoen eotIdqOe Here 0eidtter. oQ II,
adlUe, tiIbgrenoe Sdmss 6drroll. blcr
iumiiOig SlOsus gutte
SOOsialO. ,iOiepb. cu I Mar Qlu
mel @en al 6drl 6ooprr / Summt.
osOe oeu l2te o.. Al 0icruclnlldmmd.
iipn.
BrauOic tilOOot. Fn ) llurs 0dmmcI
Sdtier Al Or. Dimu Wilbnnt OsOt
bcrOm SGgen iOm NplQr al grano.
loar, bun paaoroq ia mcoeu5 bun le
geoe uoc pao oiudrOspluocn.
ssm. JtHieu, OCmoiratilt RdnOiOat
'or StoleluperInienoeni Al Robrrt.
60. par SisletOu ilsrOOQg. Nm
par leoiaaet al lin 6aoer, 9luaur Sen
len. AZ SrUdni 3omnibp.
RlnOiriia Sob. bbris ,impcropeu a
Reipari amp, Diaribal So. 900,
meget plnoIeliQ lOrri0e UidnoaQ unOc,
en- alsretur ira I'M 6arm til SloOer
SiI IN aeiieiammerat IlaacOe ban oUe
SlcebeIlnoenoe og DC tiprtc inOom It
Sobn SerIcns Siem, bUOr ban Ogo
eiter > WinIiers Surlsb.
sttps @urriou, iOm drbeiOsr pao e
". Raabes Sarm / VUrbrOen al g9il
mot, orGbie iorleoeH 0ag cn iior llh
meo en- Sien. 6pcrion bpI0l paa a
plsir Oa lllpebGlIrt loriul9ie bam ON
trina paa Naeren hele 6ormoOaaen
inoiii otn tom ian uGr, al ban ajplO
enos paa nens Siu meO m 5tcn.
Sisirtou Stram ydHnOru CT ubetinae
en- Al be traOIerc ,lnliiiutiOncr ber
SDen. Gent % liOia mda oer arbri
oes Tor at erpeoere alt Nrbeioe. ion
liommer ino baaoc ira Sisieton oa orr
irinNll0aenoe SDer o0 yp0oer. lin
Der ctio Feoerlens cUatiac yeOellc pa
SaumorDet nnnoei RD iOr lOOt glrbeiO
o9 riurIiae BrIler. o0 OeriOr er Sga
uin9eu lior.
1iitrrmaal. eiilberi yiCllon pQ Wii
emma Sarion, beRlc al Summit, Ua
tsOieoes | NpilbdnI Den lOOe C,tobeI
| al Palior Cloielo. Z. M. 9aricn
en Srcoer al Sruosn. % Rrs. Snrr
6opler al Milbani iunaereoe ion
giOner. De np9iliC itai bOiGtie il,
paa Sruogommsns Sarm SloOmin,
Sallep SoWnibip. Deres mauoe @en
ner eniter Dem ali muIial 9oOt Oere'
rgisliabeIiae 9ib.
ejuli Gri9an al Sisicton %
Wiis @raee Wletcali ai gSiImoi bic
oes al Yalior 6briiiianion Der Sper
ben lite Sitobtr. Ss ltal bol0tie III
| I R0rbeoen al Burns, Montund
bpor gruoaommeu bar Someliedo.
eo Roliiao oa Miis Srioaet Ste
mart eaterieoes al pafor aetler Der
tatbpllis airis Der Sislctou ben lSO,
Cltober.
goa Wuundriuh oa t';;Hiidf Rip
haO al gia Oieoes iOrriae Sirsod9:
giten NruosnS 0icm. laiinr tsiun'
MARION uolsrte gielicn.
- Saba 6pans oa gReIluin Ysnior
Catepisoss iorriae Cnsoag Sruoens
piem norOpeli for MarIew. Se iial
boiGtie lia / Nauaoo.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-20
0rcpIiuc,
,lreue I'll }lbeutnua zisis,on Eohtontop |
Burg, n. :.

[ I'ltkt III NIUtNANlNN : " tN''''N s'''''''''f . ~
Burg, n. :.
Berg. Carl
llagcmann.
Makoyatr. Charlie
Miles, Mr.. Archie
Noble, Mr.. Andrew
Nelson, Mr.. Richard
Nilsson, Miss Harriet
OLSON. Miss Esther
Peterson, Miss Mahrl
Peterson, Andrew
Rogers. Mr.. Carl
Swanson. MIR Swan
Sorenson. Mat
Stettcn. Miss Susie
Srvcin. Walter
Tucker. Mrs. Mclizla
opis oisis grcpe lite olbsuies mOen to
llnsr ira ben I5Or Ct, ut DC bNue 'snot %!
Dead Letter office.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-20
Yarieospriler ioag:

Ten norffsimthsrife airfe.
c'uostIsnsiit SsnOos 6Orm ri 1890.
SenOossiiOls vi. IL
yutber gtaeus msosr ri
Aitsnanostisnsht III 5.
G'ubstiensfe yaie Eisw siT', SeuOae
Gitermiooas VI. ..
n. r. Rubie Ealior.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-20

Rrs. SnO ,lOrarniOu Summlt cr
rappOrteret mGQet iuQ.
Cr sOratn al gsblsn pa mso I'M
iamilie iluitst hsr til Spsn.
sOoiu. Wr. Og Rrs 3obn IL
iiio. 6oop. 5DiIinGsr lGutt,r OQ
Ssn). soc CttOber
=. Y. !. HnaitrOm oQ Sam Semalicr
al Summit bar rCuttt Cpsrdbulrt DER
/ I gUtu iOr osunc SUlon.
Gud GridiOn al Milmot bar ilsbt
SalrO ~ 6brllisniens POOl RoOm"r
| SUtrCtuluQ oerreos.
Rlsirs Gdrrie erIdiou Og WOlllC
0aniOu iamt Sinner 0anlOn CT uOlIa
dulutit iOm SetIeutc StaUIB Bros.
/ 6OrretnIng.
Silbaer ira ROHtaHa. N|r. ou Wrs.
/ y. Z. Sputnuu ldmt Jllr. Oh Utrs.
SomdrO gabcod returutrtor iorlC0eu
Taq ira en- sur I'll WOntdul.
alOrrmau Sucuion mcO SamlIIe re-
Iturucreot llrsOug glltCu ira en- 2lltOr
mpbItur TT WaUuIIc, u. g. bOOr De
btlsgic SlUQt % Geuuer.
Gb0num Y gsOOO, GemOtraternes
RdHolout lpr OiuUernsr Al Spo Gd'
tota, QlolcOe Si5letOn SsnOag Og
Dianodg.
Sil Sanmari. Nhrin 6brilieulen AZ
FetUer rciic DidnOaG til ut 8lem |
Idnmarl. bUOr ban oil OpbolOe ll9
Qcuncm Gmtcrtns Ssb.
oanOclsmanS lbomplou / Zig bar
iIgbt en- glutUmObIl'., Srud", lOm ban
oil benOtte I'll at transpOrtere 6raatr
Qoos melem EioQerluUoO O1 Big. Zen
bar en- Supdcltet al 3 IONS.
eari J. Rir % Samilie al FecUer,
lom bar Iorctdget en- lrngerC 2utOmil.
tur gienucm Winneiotd, er M blems
tonne oQ beretter, at De bar baDt erl
bDggeIig lur.
g,rs. H. Sborsbeim og Ssru ira
&olauo, Soma. bar pGret pad SelsG
bos faltOr 0Dluno % Samiiie al
gNilmoi. Te rCilie blsm iOrrige Sns'
bags auWlo.
SUrlGar Slime bleO iorleoeu Gag al
9pOommcr gluOrrlps ild9t cn Wulit
ui s2j, iOroi ban bar / SelioOclie al
en- adsic Cl. Canine Stj9bne baU'
DC ell NiOuo peo Rapu 0arrD Guuoe
Trrurirbrr tr uohruot Rid NrCDers
6umtlle / YsrnOn. Zen liGI pGre al
eu ouOartet giOtur % TO erIarue Spge.
pleieriter bar SIllun meo ben ipae Ia
mlIic.
aoaiirmdtioH aibOlotes icrriae Sgn'
oa9 / yrnnOpoIos Weniabsos airi,
DcO NernOn CperDGr al omirin9 i0O
Wenneiier. palOr ". J. Sau9sn er
aReni9beoenS Brett.
Suis 81 bebsUer ct llbr, Ell SlOtis,
en Ring, Sub eller Seluld9er. Iau
gaa til 5oiisniOu. Den pOpuIGre eier
al Golden Rule Jewelry Store.
Gan 9drnntCrer bOuo ban IGlger.
Otto Srapss, iom Here Nur bar be-
IiDret Taioia eentral Seleion Som
pdanis aonior geilmot, bar rellgne'
ret og sr aireilt til Seattle, gSalb.
boor ban bar nntaget eu lianenos
StiIlin9 for ct nnoet SeleiOnieliiab.
@iis Selma Naneitao al GarrilOu
Og Wliis Yind Seslie al eiiinstou par
iorriae llse paa Seisa hos Yaiior sil.
ntis's 6amilie / peeDsr. Miis Gane.
liaO. lOm CT SGrerinOs peo Stolen i
eninaeOn. er Ell Softer al Wrs.
aiInels.
g'rs. VI. VI. Ytirrion, iom III belnoer
iia Del elter i'm lanae Sp9oom, bleo
Manoass eiiermiOoaa bebaselis Oper,
rditet pso ct upsutet geisg al Here
Of line mango Ysninorr, ior lom
for at enlte henoe iiIlpiie mso ben
alenpunone SeIbreo. Dc gcisasnoe
tilbrasis Ell ioielia tsitermioOa9 fam
men Oa foririi,ninser ieruersoes.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-20
Nrcpfasic.

y. u SOis, 9iinOl, g. At.t-
,Snoirnot,lC tom ior irIs 90. bslt, no.
8il bll frptt nGre llo,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-19
EASY FOR MAN TO
LIVE 1000 YEARS
Only He Must First Lean the Ian
guage Of Times Before Noah Says
W. F. Colling.

Chicago. Dec. ia thousand years
of life will be easy just as soon as the
prehistoric antediluyian titanic language
is found and deciphered. So says Wal
ter Freeman Colling author Of Science
Of Comparative Mythology" and other
works.
He asserts all matter is alive, and
that all species OF plants and animals
are related by common descent and that
worlds, crystals, molecules and atoms
are living bodies formed of indestructible
and living, conscious, ultimate particles.
THE restoration of titanic science" he
said, (which will come with the discov-
cry and deciphering Of the lost titanic
language, win bring with it command
over the lightning Of earth, the posses
sion Of unlimited power, the control
of all climatic and meteorological CON
ditions, the abolition Of poverty and the
vast prolongation of human life and the
ultimate perfection Of human society.
The secret of the prospective aboli-
ton of old age and poverty lies in the
recent discoveries relating to cell life,
the processes of which are the key TO
all mythical mysteries
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-19
OLNEY SAYS COUNTRY is
NOTED FOR LAWLESSNESS
"Court of Judge Lynch Seems to Be
Constantly In Session"--Rich Male
factors Escape.

Boston, Dec. Richard Olney, in his
speech as retiring president of the Mas
saehusetts Bar association at its an
nual meeting Saturday, said
ut would be natural to suppose that
country settled by men of the Eng
lish race and notable for its democratic
institutions would give to the world a
shining example of general reverence for
law and Of the purity and efficiency of
the administration of justice.
But the melancholy and undeniable
fact is that we are distinguished among
nations for widespread and chronic law
lessness; that the court of Judge Lynch
seems to be constantly in session; that
lynchings for homicide are actually more
numerous than legal executions; that if
malefaetor is rich enough, the prob
abilities Of his suffering the just penal
ties Of the law are slim indeed; and
that radical reforms in the application
and execution of the laws, and of the
criminal laws in particular, are imper.
atively required"
These reforms, Mr.. Olney said, will be
made only in response to the demands
OF public sentiment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-19
NEW PENSION LAW LIKELY.
To Add s4o,ooo.ooo to Annual Elk.
pense.

Washington, Dec. President Taft's
schemes for economy will be knocked
into cooked hat if pension bill agreed
to by the house pensions committee is
passed by Congress, as in all probabil.
ity will be the case.
To the sl52000,000 now paid every
year to pensioners who fought in
the armies Of the United States il add
81 the not inconsiderable sum of S40.-
100000, bringing up the total cost of
pensions to nearly 00,O00000 year.
The bill which the pension committee
viii report to the House to-day will
provide for the payment of pension
to every honorably discharged soldier or
sailor who served for not less than 90
DAYS in the union armies during the
Civil war, or 90 days in the war with
Mexico, SIS a month on reaching the
age of 81, $50 at 05. S25 at $40 and $50
at rs, irrespective OF the rank the APP
pliesnt held at the time Of his service.
The new law will repeal that passed
in 1907, which grants pension Of SIP
a month to every honorady discharged
soldier or sailor 90 years old, SIS
month at 70 years OF age, and $50 at
75.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-19
JUMPS 10 STORIES TO DEATH.
Buffalo Lawyer Suffering with Nervous
Disorder Ends Life.

Buffalo. N. Y, Dec. Henry f.
Allen, 70 years old, an attorney and
formerly Judge of the court OF claims,
jumped from the window of his office on
the 10th floor OF the Mutual Life build.
ing last night. Every bone in his body
was broken
He is survived by two sons. Herbert
w. and John +. Mr.. Allen had been
suffering from nervous prostration for
several weeks.
Mr.. Allen was admitted to the bar in
Rochester in 1860, He came here soon
afterward and became partner Of
Charles w Goodyear. He was later a
partner in the law firm Of Allen, Movius
& Wilcox.
Before taking the leap from the tenth
floor, Judge Allen tied a handkerchief
over his eyes. His body struck on the
skylight of a one-story extension at the
rear of the building, 10 feet below the
window 1t was so tightly wedged be-
tween the roof of the addition and the
brick wall Of the main building that
the medical examiner and three police
men could not get it out without help.
A pair of eyeglasses found on the roof
beside the body were unbroken, and a
gold watch in pocket of his coat was
running correctly.
A nurse, who was searching for Judge
Allen, arrived at the building three min
utes after he had gone up in the ele-
vator.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-19
HALF HIS HEAD
Is BLOWN OFF
Tragedy Resulting From a
Card Game
WIN. LOVE TRIED TO STAY
Raises Dagger to Strike, When He Is
Shot Down by Man He Attacked.
Man Who Did Shooting and
Wife Held.

Washington, Pa, Dec. l9--William
Love, aged 20, is dead, with half his
head blown off, and George Broadnax,
charged with the shooting, and his wife
are in Jail, held as witnesses. A huge
dagger that was in Loves hand when he
was shot still sticks in the floor in the
Broadnax house, where it was plunged
into the boards by the weight OF Loves
body when he fell,
The tragedy was the result of a min.
ers' card game at Mariana, this county.
As reported to the police, the fight start
ed in Loves home and when Love drew
a dagger Broadnax ran out to his own
house Love followed, but found the
door barrieaded against him.
He beat upon the door until the panels
splintered and crawled through with the
dagger in his teeth. Mrs. Broadnax, ter
rifed, crouched in corner of the room,
while her husband went into an adjoin.
ing room for a shotgun.
AS Broadnax entered the room with
the gun, Love leaped for him with a
dagger in his uplifted hand There was
flash from the gun and Love fell, the
dagger sticking deep into the boards a
few inches from the feet of Broadnax.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-19
The Backbone Of Protection.

Under the general heading of 'Nfys-
teries and Cruelties OF the Tariff Miss
Ida Tarbell writes an especially interest
ing article in the December American
Magazine on "Mr. Aldrich and the Tar
if, in which she describes his ideas and
methods of tariff revision as seen in the
making of the cotton schedule. Miss
Tarbell points out that Mr. Aldrich was
the representative of the "interests," in
this case the cotton and worsted manu-
facturers. OF this powerful combination
she writes;
"The fact is that this great politico-
industrial alliance of cotton and worsted
is the backbone of protection Not of
protection as the country understands it,
but of protection as Mr.. Aldrich under
stands it. To Mr.. Aldrich protection is
not and never has been set of princl-
Piles to be applied with care and candor
1t has always been ana is a trading sys
TEN. | think it is entirely fair to Mr.
Aldrich to say that from his first con-
nection with Congress he saw that tho
tariff properly worked was the surest
road to power and to wealth that this
country offered to politician. He saw
the trading possibilities in it, and he has
intellgently and persistently given his
great ability to developing them The
backbone of the system he has worked
out is this alliance between cotton and
worsted In that alliance he has a de-
pendable block of votes with which he
can carry to success almost any duty
which will strengthen the party, oblige
a friend or help his own pocket This
block OF votes was behind practically
every increase and manipulation in the
bill of 1909"