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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-20
1taar paa Gurnet?

ltaar paa Nornct? Yaa 8rlrro
Of oet peobolOenoe Segn tegner oct
til at blipe ltoor paa &ornet | grats'
BERG, melbeS fra Sfien 2oen Sept.
Set aorn, iom itaar pau Starr ell.
Ter t Set, begpnoer at gro, og noe
ften paa oae @aarbe logger ben
uifaarne aeer flappet neo til Wsar'
Fen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-20
StDrartct WnDtfibb.

sa0 acres opourtet Gdrm | Norman Gsuurr. RiHz.
alt tuhgirreet. iHiot ub bebnsaef mee inda erfe.
ERE g2tl fra gnsu. I soot Horff Seiflemeui. aRr Horts
iufherf airfe. DC Aeres bar orrst ourtct % er tHos
ianst Eleo ftsiothn. Ten ism fsTit tpmmer btireE
fsrff betient. s5 pr. aerc cuts eaaoeI ftsr trer-
Aoresie
p. F. Tappins, Detroit. Mimi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-20

Ssosfalb. Sioligere Sauneinge-
nisr | aarbus, canb. point. Z. Q. ..
Sornemarn er bso poa aarbrs Sp-
sebuS eiter Operation ior en- Rpre.
ipgbom, 10 Iar.
- Yeniioneret 29rer Better Wsref
aruuie agerifau | aarbus er az
gaaet peb OGDEN, Sc aar al. III
bsoe bar / AZ aar Carer peo @rln.
beriteo Sfole pr. 9ssitsr, buor ban
peo i'm perionlise Gpgtigbeo % Gift
parbiebeO ifabte Jig mango Senner.
s De ii6ite ID Iar boeoe ban | Iar.
bus.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-20
@rroiinlb Sfua. 8eb auftion

@GrSiinlb Sfog. 8eb auftion
pna Stta forleoen Dag iolgtes 1925
Splpter Surutr9r paa &oben /
Sfiaaf Experimenting til Otto
aofranL Glperum, for SIR. 1918 pr.
Splpt. Oct iolste Barti er, iom 8ri.
ien antpoer, belpis al ipPre 0imen.
iioner. Oct meite al &isbeiummen,
iom tiliammen u0gisr $4,000 SIR,
ifal ubbeles til De grugsberettigeoe,
iom peb benne l1ooding faar ct Dob
belt iaa fort gelsb iom %nogeniinoe
tiolieere. Gnfelte faar op til 5000
Ser. pan i'm Bart. 260 EpIpter Sr9r
/ 9alum Statsifog / @aage iolgtes
til Sr9Iaitbanbler asbiernien,
Sarpsbprg, for 80 SIR. pr. Tplpt. =
Sfiaaf Experimenting, bar | pri.
bat Gle til for ca. 100 @ar iioen.
9pgbens gienoomsbeitboere meb Eli.
iIutning al ct Bar @aarbe fra Com
fisbte Ga Sc inoen Sfianf Sogn lig.
aen6e SfoaItrPfninaer al ct Sirma
paa Sreorifsbalb for 5000 Specioa'
Ter. aisbeiummen blen ublignet
paa @aarbene efter oeres Sfplo |
Suber og Sfinb, oe / Sorbolo BERTH
forbeles ogiaa be geIsb, iom fommer
inb peo Sfosialg. Inoelene er for.
ifieniae eiter 8aarbenes Stsrrelie,
ira IS Suber neo til nogle ioa
sfino. ) 2ebet al De "a iioite
Star er ser iolgt Sfog ira almen.
ninaen for benimob 100000 aroner.
Roo flere @aoroe err Der paa pei 20
g(or falot iaa meget | Sfogpenge iom
8aarSenes aisbeium mbraser til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-20

&isc Scrniclter. Sra Sromss
meooeleS oen 2oen Sept: Sromse.
Iunbets Sernfelter paa Sleifieloet
peo Sromss er befaret al 9ergmeiter
@uniter og S%ngenipr s. s.. Smith.
Selterne eies al 9ireftsr gobolm,
Sronobiem. Ser er gipet 1893
2engbeuomaal, % Selterne bier Jig
at bore al De Itsrite / gtorge. De
Itrpffer Jig fra Sisen optil 100 Wte-
ter oper Sapet | ca. en- norIf wills
2enaoe % en- balo Wils greooe.
Otter Sngenisrernes Wening inoe'
bolber Selterne operorbentlig itore
&ia6omme al Sernmalm. De inoe-
bolber ira 90 til 60 Trocent Sern,
aienneminitlig As Irocent. Drift
pentes igangiat efter grboloelie al
&oncesiipn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-20
Yrileu er $500 pr. Ntre.
STATE BANK
Farwell, MINI.

FOR minore SSarule inobpeer oi iii &orre.
iponoanee. huiS man life perionlia tan ino.
fnoe lig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-20


Sefla. &eiienoe fra SSIonb, Ser
bar Jet Seflo ior nogle Gage itben,
meooeler fisbenbapnife 9Iobe, al Der
eanife pitt Dor uieoponlig ringe Sne
paa Sefla, men at Der elers intet
Segn bar paa llobrlrb. S oct ipo-
Iige Sslono, bpor Sefla ligger, bar
Der / Suli os auguit Iuaneo oite
Solifin, % urloer iaaoanne 8eirfor.
bolO tan Sneen imelte temmelig bur.
tig. ga ser | 8inter falot uiGo.
panlig megen Sne og pna @runb al
Dem folSe Soriommer en0nu | Slut
ningen al SUM bar temmelig me-
gen Sne poa Sefla, bar ben iorbolos-
bis itore Smeltning Of Sneen paft
SpmGrfiombeb. Men oct Iamme
bapbe man iagttaget ior gpiafiala'
isfulens 8eofommenoe; gpioijalla.
ieful ligger libt iph ior Sefla. Solf,
Iom | en- Hpffe aar bar bapt Pm
lebning iii at iagttnge Sefla, tiger,
at set ofte inotreffer, at Sneen paa
ben imelter ~forboIbsois burtig, uben
at Ser fommer ll0brub. Self uoen
Sne bar Sefla alOeIes life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-20

OSi bar tilialss npele ida bel opbprs
~ ieoe aarme mar Courts, Y. 3. Bill
ligt o. paa lette Setiuse!ier.
NORTHERN INVESTMENT COMPANY,
wi1liston, q: q N. OAK.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-20

Ibmiral Games. s Statsraao
BEN 2oen Sept. er 8ommanbpr aarl
Sriebri6 Griffin Games uon9pnt til
fommanoerenoe gbmiral. Sr. Sa'
mes er feot ben Ste Sanuar 1861 og
er altiaa mi 40 Iar. San mon9pn'
tes i 1885 til Sefonolsitnant / Na'
rinen og apaneereoe til aaptein |
1894. Otter / en- &9ffe al Iar at
bape tienitsiort iom Sfibsofftcer paa
Marineus f~orifieaiee 5arteier, uo-
fommanoereoes ban | 1895 iom 9bef
for 9~anonbaaben "Sioar", og De oer'
poa fslgenbe aar timber Ri BAN iom
Gbef mart for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
oen "Salfprien" og en- Sipiiion Cor.
peooboaoe, bells for 8anonbaaoen
"Spr". S 1900 blep ban uonGpnt
til acknowledgement.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-20
Zen banffe SunOclsHaaSe. Bel

zen oanife SanoelsHnnoe. Seo
llbgangen Of 1909 talte oct egent.
lige Sanmarfs SonOelsfaa0e 1881
Sfibe oper A &egiitertons gtetto meO
tiliammen 521,755 Gegiitertons.
aaret isr bar ben iamleoe tonnage
$1,000 Teeiitertons, % Der er iaa.
lebes en- lille Sremgang; men | 1908
bar Der Ell enonu itsrre Silbagegan9,
og Sonnagen er Oerior fremOeles IiOt
minore, END ben bar peo ll0gangen
al 1907, Ga Den uogioroe 523, 800
GegiItertons. Som SelbeO maa oe
to iiSite aar altina betegnes iom
Stilitanosoar, meoens Der / De fore
goaenbe 8 gar G902-1907) bar
en- Stigning poo oUer 10000 Hegi'
itertons oarlig Ora 414,279 til
523, 220 @egiitertons). Sanbelsflno'
ben peb llbenngen al 1909 beitob al
652 9ampifibe meo 406,365 Regi.
Itertons, 738 Motorifibe meo 1858
Hegiitertons og 2441 SeiIifibe meS
1O6, 1872 8egiitcrtors. Sremgangen
/ Somoge iaIoer uoeluffenOe poo
Oomp. og Wotorifibe, og 0ampifi-
bene bier Sremgong life Blot / Sor.
bolo til 1908, men oeiaa / SorbolO
til 1907 og inmtlige foregaoenoe
aar. (WotorifibeneS tonnage fien'
oes isrit fra 1908, ioet De tioIigere
reaneoes iammen meo SeiIifibene).
Stigningen | 1909 car for Iampifi'
6ene 47O6 Regiitcrtous, for Rotor'
ffibene 55t Regiitertons, men Tor
Seilffibenc bar Ser en- Nebsang pao
1902 NegiItertous, iaalebes at Ser
aft f~remfommer er Stigring boa
1856 Heaiitertors. ri ben iomleoc
gonroae / 1909 oor ooer TO treble
belle biemmebsrenOe | Giebenboor,
nemlia 362,f44 Rcaiitcrtons. Ser
eiter fom WaritoI, Spenb6org (meS
9burs o. 5rocnie) % gs6ierg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-20
IRA Nrrscrnc. Sra S6orSboon

Ora SGrBcrnc. Sra S6orSboon
ifripeS ben 23be gu9rit: Sitter er
Der / oisie Gage meb forte MeGlem.
rum ianget TO 8rinbcflotfe, begge /
Ssrpoog paa 8aags. Den fsrIte be-
itoo al 10 Spaler, ben %ienere az
200. aIt | aIt liogisr M oct lam.
Ieoe Gntol iongne Spnler for / Cont
nler ca. 100. 6iiferiet her peo
gerne er peoblipenoe pocrit ilet, %
oct iomme meloes ira Be fGrsiIfe
anttere, ser oeltaeer | SSIanosfifet.
Der ipneS ioaleoes heller life oenne
Gang at ifuIe blipe nogcn Spgang
fra De bnarlise Cher, Der nj bar
berifet Der | flere gar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-20
Spp Spitre, tiliammem 500 gar.

Spp Spitre, tiliamnten 500 Nar.
"@uobranosbplen" bapbe forleoen en-
Samtale meo Sru Dora gordgre-
pinf, gnfe efter Yropit gorhgreuinf
paa Iingsofer. Gun Dor hos lin
Spn Sfogforpalter gotdgrepinf %
err so aar gammel. Sun err life
alene, bpab man faloer raft os 10.
rig, men liplig og / Sigsr, iom full
De bum bore 80 glar pngre. Sum
bsrer og Ter soot os fun fsre en-
Samtale, Tom ligciom ipriibler al
2ip, iortpler 9labet. Gen eamle
8reitefrues Saoer bar Siitriftslpge
Haube pao Soten, 90 bun fort9ller,
at De III er ipp Ssitre, iom er iIipe,
og iom tiliommen er 500 aar, mem.
lia 6ru Stina Rosbalip, Srebrifs-
Itob, "a glar, Srsfen Sauna &aabe,
90 @ar, Sru Cora 9orhgrebinf, 90
gar, Srefen 2ena Raabe, S5 Iar,
Sru ggnes Hosbaulp, ariftiania, SO
gar, Srefen Suite Haabe, 80 gar
og Sru Grna Srbing, Sreorifsbalo,
70 4or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-20

cnjfeS.- 8~otfepiss for alminbelis
X Susbploning / en- Santilie paa 2onbet
mar albsrt Sea, Wtinn. 9iines fri buer Ssu'
baa. 9retten Muaneoers Qgn for ct aars
GrfUttele. Sirip Ill God Dor 404, hilbert
Sea, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-20
era Odnmarf.
Marianrr asiprbs llShnhninn.

Nariagcr TIprns Hoogbntng. -
Mariaser gpraab bar eniteumi9t
peotaget at saa meo til Mtariaeer
Siorbs lloopbnine til Is SOB 90 /
Sorbinoclie bermeo at optoge ct
0oor a 400.0 600 Sr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-20

~.~,,, t;tsotns % utres. Q SRI fra Dpea
SrarW UuuiHS o. Deb en- nor Snsus Hi,s
" aoet Slfepdue. nor urrrrtre Cprpsntrs tIdfiU
OLIVER HALv0RS0N. Nevis, Minnesota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-20

Gloorlis &ollifipn. Ora aorSsr
mebSeleS Den lite Sept.: 0nmperne
~IiberbuS" og "Scta", begee tilbs.
renSe Get ~ioreneoe 9onpifibsieIifab,
fouioereSe / aiten poa aorser Heb.
"Oeta" bIep rammet miotifibs og
iaitf sicbIiffcIie. Wauoitobet blep
reooet. "Scta" bar poa &eiie ira
aorssr iii aiel meo so Sreaturer,
Ser aqe o~rufnebe. "Riberbus", Der
bar paa Reiie iii 3orssr meo Sui,
inofom / Sapnen Der; Oen bar life
taget noaen Sfabe al @etponing.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-15
PASS THE AMENDMENT.

The proposed amendment to the
Constitution offered in the House by
Delegate c. r. Coleman, of Spotsyl-
vania, which seeks to take from the
Circuit court of that county the jul
risdiction it now possesses to try
suits against residents of Frederieks-
burg, or in other words, concurrent
jurisdiction with the Corporation
court of this city, should be adopted,
and we trust it will meet with the
support of Senator Sims. That pro-
vision of the Constitution should
never have been adopted, since 1t
placed our people in the position of
having to go away from their home
city to defend suits brought against
them, a clear departure from the
old English law, which provides for
a jury from the vicinage.
We trust that the amendment
taking away this concurrent juris-
diction will be adopted. so that in
the future our citizens may haN e
their legal rights adjudicated by
jurors in their own forum, which is
the Corporation court of this city.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-15
& Co.
Headquarters For
Building Materials.

keep all kinds of North Carolina
and Virginia Lumber. dressed and I'M
dressed. Shingles, Laths, Sash. doors
and Blinds, Lime. Cement, Calcine
Plaster, Plastering Hair, Building and
Paving Brick, Tin and Iron Roofing
Cut and Wire Nails. all kinds Ready
Mixed Paints and Dry Paint. Linseed
OIL, Turpentine, ryer Varnish and
Lewis's White Leao. Paint Brushes of
all kinds, Window Glass and Putty.
Builders Hardware of all kinds, Tar
Roofing. Sheathing Paper and fine
Brick.
Keep large stock of Sewer Pipe and
Fire Clay Pipe. ED. Cole.
Agent for sale OF bricks of Fred
ericksburg Brick Company.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-15
A BAD AMENDMENT

If the news reports be accurate
concerning the shape in which the
Byrd primary bill was reported to
: the House by the Committee on
Privileges and Elections. then one
amendment has simply ruined what
is otherwise a strong measure, and
this amendment, which we cannot
believe Mr.. Byrd has agreed to. will
leave the primary in just as bad a
state as it has been without any law.
The amendment referred to provides
that any voter questioned by the
judges, who states that he will sup
port the nominees Of the primary.
shall be entitled to vote therein.
The original bill. as prepared by Mr..
Byrd, provided that no voter should
participate in the primary unless in
the previous election he supported
the nominees of the Democratic
party. BY this provisions Republi-
cans attempting to take part in the
primaries of the Democratic party
were cut out; by the committee
amendment the door is opened wide
for them to enter, and the law, if
passed in this shape, will be a mere
farce.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-15
BOY DIES OF RABIES
Bitten BY . Dog. Lad Suffers q Hor.
Horrible Death.

rfofFiDtc Ocatr.
Philadelphia. Feb. l4-BarkinE like
. dog and swapping at those who
came near his cot. eight-year old
Johnny wcible. OF 1891 wyalusing
avenue. died OF hydrophohia In the
West Philadelphia hospital The lah
had suffered numerous commissions
since last Friday. and while anti-tONin
was used by the physicians in an 81
fort so save his life. he died IN great
agony.
On Dec. 3 the lad was playing in
front OF his home. when dog raced
past the house. saw him and. turning
around. jumped up az him. Frightened
Johnny tried TO repcl the attack. and
the animal bit him in the check
He was taken TO the West Philadel.
phia hospital. and in a week or more
II completely healed ana the incident
was forgotten.
Las; Friday the lad complained OF
fever and asked his mother for a
glass of water When she gave Il TO
him he snapned nj her hand. but she
drew II back and was not bitten.
Crawling along the floor like dog.
Johnny then chased his mother about
the room. and she ran ont of the house
and called n doctor.
When the physician arrived he
found the boy rolling in commissions
and had him removed Ia the hospital.
One CONFUSION followed another in
rapid succession. and at times when
he regaincd consciousness ne snapped
at the nurses and physicians who at
tended him
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-15
MORE NEWS or THE SCIENTIST
And His Great Discovery That is Doing
so Much Good.

The Root Jcice scientist said that
most OF the troubles common In I'm
mainly originate in the stomach. and
he Is proving IL by the hundreds of
remarkable cures his discovery is max
ing AL over the country. The people at
Goolriek's drug store have undoubted
proofs from many well-known people of
the state. over at Lafayette, Ind.
Mrs. Frank kerst, a sister Of Fly
Governor Haniy. derived SO much good
from the great remedy that she per-
mitted her name to be published i'm her
home papers for the benefit of those
who suffer as she did. The following
was recently published by the Peoria
journal: he people of Peoria no
.onger doubt. Root Juice has done so
much good for so many people of this
city that there is hardly neighborhood
where the great medicine has not made
several wonderful cures. Mrs. Sarah
Sussinger. of South Adams street said
For ten years | suffered with indives'
ton and constipation and was so
nervous and irritable that people called
ne old oss-patch. My complexion was
.ery sallow and | suffered much with
my back and side. | have used hardly
three bottles of Root Juice and as Won
see my complexion is clear and free
from blemishes. My back and side have
ceased TO pain me and my food no
longer lays and ferments in my stomach.
feel well and strong and my nerves
are perfect. ! am telling all of my
friends OF the wonderful good the great
remedy did for me. Mr.. Andrew
Tucker. who is we'll and favorably
known here. said. L want TO tell YOU
Root Juice is the most wonderful medi-
cine on earth. | suffered for many wears
and took enough medicine TO fill
barrel. but my combination of stomach,
liver. kidney and other troubles con-
tinued TO grow worse. | said | will not
give up SO kept on trying without any
benefit until I commenced with Root
Juice. | am now on my third bottle and
have gained ten pounds. | am entirely
free from pain. | can eat anything and
digest IT. and ! can sleep like a baby"
The people at the drug store are well
posted regarding the remedy and are
glad TO explain il.
Or II NJ ECKENRODE, DENTIST.
Office hours . l and , 20 ;; office MAJ,
street. over Goolrick's drug store
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-15
Wallace & Co.'S
Golden Opportunity Sale
VIII continue all this week.

In consideration of your friends
family and pocketbook we ask Won
to call and see for yourself the feast
OF bargains we have prepared for
you.
Are your dollars worth savinV9
Come We of little faith. Only those
who have tasted of the sweets in
trading at our store can realize what
the word saving" implies.
This sale will continue through
saturday, Feb. 5, after which the
curtain falls on one of the biggest
and most successful SHOE SALES
old Fredericksburg has ever seen.
Low prices make hard times easier
to bear.
Owing to the big Union Evanpel.
lstic Services at the Opera House
our store will be closed during the
hours of IL and 1890 O'Clock this
week.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-15
VIRGINIA NEWS

J. Wilbur Latham, of Calverton, has
sold his estate TO DR.. Sydney Taylor,
of Roanoke, for $61 900.
Jno. T. Brawner has the contract for
building stone bungalow for Mrs
Blair johnson, near Warrenton-
Miss Mary Gusts Lee, daughter Of
Gen. r. E. Lee, is among the Ameri-
leans enjoying the season at Nice,
Italy.
The artesian well for Orange water
works has been completed 1t is 37s
deep and has a capacity of IS gallons OF
per minute ~
L. M. Turner, employed as q printer
by the Culpeper Exponent, is missing
He left Culpeper for Orange Jan. 3
on a business trip. He was recent.
married.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-15
LOCAL MARKETS.
Corrected by Simon Hirsh G. Bro.

Corrected by Simon Hirsh & Bro.)
Wheat, Los to 81. 20; corn, 72 to IS;
meal, 81. 70 to 81. IS; oats, so 70 55; old
hens, live, IL to II; dressed, IL to 10;
chickens, live, Ii to 10; dressed, IA TO Is;
eggs, "a to %; lard, l3 to IA; ducks; live,
10 to IL; dressed IL to Is; turkeys, live,
16 to Is; drawn, Is to 20; undrawn, Is
to 20; butter, 20 to %; country hams, Is
to 20; Irish potatoes, 65 to so; lambs.
81. so to 81; hides, green, 9 to IL; dry
sailed, 10 to II; dry hides, 10 to 10; calf
skins No. l, Si.O0 to SIPS; baled hay,
sl4 to SIT per ton; leaf sumac, 20 to 75
per 100; live hogs, 6 l-2 to z; beef, live
weight, 3 to 4; pork, 81 to 3; wool,
Is to 80 per Id; veal, IL to 6; sweet
potatoes, 80 TO 81.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-15
MAGELLAN WAVES TAKE 81
Steamer Strands on Reef and 2o5 Ar
Saved, But 80 Left.


Santiago. Chile. Feb. 1.-THE Pa
cifc Navigation company's steamer
Lima is ashore on one OF the islands
of the Huamblin Passage of the
Straits of Magellan. and probably will
be a total loss. The chief pilot and
fifty passengers were drowned
The British steamer Hathumet res
cued 2O5 from the stranded steamer.
but was forced to leave aboard eighty
eight persons whom It was impossible
| to rescue
The stranded steamer Lima is
| British vessel owned In Liverpool and
| plying between that port and the ports
of South America She was last report
ed as sailing from Bahia Blanca, Ar
eentina, Jan. 90. and was on her wal
to Chilean and Peruvian ports.
The Lima is 401 feet long. register
3115 tons and was built in Glasgow II
1907.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-15
ANCIENT EGG TURNS UP
Woman Wrote Name on u Three Years
Aao and Restaurant Man Got It.

Woman Wrote Name on II Three Years
Aao and Restaurant Man Got It.
Oakland City. Ind. Feb. 14.-During
the recent egg famine. e. s. Nen.
local restaurant keeper, purchased
number of cold storage eggs. on one
of which he found a woman's address
Writing a letter to the woman, who
gave Princeton. Ind. as her home, he
received a reply from Evansville. say
ing the address had been placed on the
egg three years ago. as the writer had
been a resident of Evansville at that
time, and further. she also said she
had never placed her name on more
than one egg.
Mr.. Men wrote 20 DIR. Harvey w.
Wiley. who some time ago stated that
one year was the limit of usefulness
of storage eggs. and gave him the
1 proof OF these eggs age DIR. Wiley
in reply said that proof furnished by
Mr.. Men had been placed with the sub
committee OF congress that Is investi
eating cold storage products.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-15
MUST UBEY LAW
TaftSdyS Business Methods
Must be Changed.
ENFORCEMENT HIS DUTY
Declares Administration Will Not
Destroy Values For Pleasure
Of Doing So - refeads
the Tariff Law

New York. Feb l4.-"If the enforce
ment of the Law is not consistent with
tho present method OF Car4ing on
business. then ii does not speak we'll
for the present methods of conduct
ing business. and they must he chang
ed to conform 20 the law"
This was President Taft's answer to
Wall street and its cry OF panic" II
was made to cheering audience OF
hundreds OF prominent Republicans
gathered al tse annual Lincoln day
dinner of N" Republican club OF this
city. a. the Waiforf-Astoria. Governor
Hughes shs~nl the hnnors OF the even.
ing with hi.n
The p-esitalt adhered % his pur-
pose OF ~ MSS sing platform pledges
and how thc, sharll be kept. Il was at
the conclgs,- "a nf detailed argument
as 10 how hc believed the Republican
party was t.il,sming lis pledges that
he came TO a discussion OF the anti.
trust law asa Wall street. on which
his uttcrauses had been awaited with
the creates Interest.
Would Not Rsn Ar,uck Fer Fun.
The president Cecl9rC1 that the ad.
ministration would not "foolishly rr1
amuck in business ana destroy values
and confidence jus, for the pleasure
OF doing so 10 one he confirmed
has a motive as strong as the al.
ministration in power to cultivate and
strengthen business confidence and
prosperity.
But there was no promise on the
part Of the Republican party to
change tie anti trust Law EXCEPT 10
strengthen IL. he said. or course
the government At Washington can De
counted Oh to enforce the law IN the
way best calculated TO prevent a de-
struction OF public confidence in bust
mes. but thet It must enforce the law
goes withu2i saving
President TAFT did not hesitate to
discuss Tie attacks that have been
made upon tie administration and the
party or tf' danger 10 future success
in the inSr gent movement anl other
dissensious 4 pubiiosns who feared
defeat at tse POLLS in November he
declared. However. Should t1ka ccur
agc from go dc-soraiit-' condition OF
their oppor n.,. Ire Deuoor7te
1t was Gle1'." s-fl Tie president
amid p wsir;@ini C.. lcasater who
banishod lis own fer in battle by
thinking hcr ua-h more afraid the
enemy MAS
Pledge Kept on Tariff Bill.
In coming to t4c defense Of the
Payle- Aldrich iarin bill he did moi
hesitate. he said. TO repeat that n sub
stantially complied with the party
pledge for tariff revision and that
through this bill the party had set
itself strongly in the right direction
toward lower tariffs"
The president brought statistics into
his argument TO demonstrate that dur
ing the first six months OF the new
tariff Law. there has been shown a 1.
per cent reduction in the percentage
ad valorem duties have paid on i'm
ports and a y per cent Increase in
the per cent OF imports admitted free
Time and a wider knowledge. he
thought. would serve 10 Justify the
bill
Reviewing the party platform. the
president spoke OF postal savings
banks. amendments to the interstate
commerce law. the antilnjunction
plank. statehood for Arizona and New
Mexico sud the cc-rrla.a-a.aas-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-15
REVIVED DEAD" MAN
Artificial Respiration Restores Life TO
an Apparent Corpse.

Artificial Respiration Restores Life TO
an Apparent Corpse.
Chicago. FEB. IL. Breathing and
pS'sation ceased entirely in the body
Of Frederick McNear. at the Chicago
Baptist hospital. last Thursday for
about ten minutes. and today he is
clamorinE for a beefsteak. McNear
was brought to the hospital on Wed
nesday night. suffering from neurotic
oedema. His face and neck had been
badly swollen while he was at home.
and when his tongue. CLOTHS and the
larynx began to swell be was rushed
10 the hospital.
He was hardly able 10 breathe. and
through the greater part OF the night
a nurse had TO hold his tongue out
OF his mouth with a pair Of forceps so
that he might get air. DR.. Francis w
Mcnamara was at his bedside almost
constantly, giving him treatment, and
toward morning he seemed improved.
and the doctor and nurse left the room
for a few moments. Returning with
an oxygen tank. the nurse was horri-
fed TO find him apparently dead.
She screamed for d. McN-a7a.,rsa