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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-01
8atfins.

slm lebten 5onntag ltarb 0as bier
@o6en alte Iodter6en ser bier lpob-
nenoen Tanilie Midael 59on. Mon=
tag fan0 oas 8egrdbniB itatt. Gen
trauernoen @ltern 5out Ser u91or0-
ltern" Correspondent iein 8eileio.-
9lm Sonntag un6 Montag fano bier
Elm @icnic 5um 8eiten Ser ct. 9ln-
tonius= @emein0e itatt. Die Betbeili-
gung por gut, rno 0ementlpre6e11o
miro al,6 ser @rfolg iei11: = &err
@artlnann fat iein neres @eldafts-
lofal, lpel6es eine 3ierbe unierer
|Sta6t lit, iotpeit fertig, 0ab er ieinen
<noer in oenlelben sic er1piinl1te
8eoienltng 5ufommen laiien fann. 8e=
ion0ere slnf1nerfianfeit miro auf lei=
men @orrotb an M0beln gelenft, bon
0e11en ct ioeben 5tpei gilenbabn>po-
genlaoungen erbalten fat. = @err
Midacl 9sobl erfreut iid oes ange=
nebnen 8eiu6es ieines 8rl10ers Ma=
tbios, Ser loeben bon elmer &eiie mod
9eutidlnno 5l1riidgefebrt lit. @err
Clinton stepbm uno Soiepb 8ress-
bnd aus syono 6u Sac, @is, itno an-
genebme @dite ser bier iuobnenoen
Samilie Neter @agner. = @einri6
Gbe0er aus 0afota befal16 li9 ant
Counting bel ieir1en bier mobnenoen
@ltern auf 8eiuh. @erbar6 Gbeoer
ma6te in Matt. 2inn's 4rafttpagen
cine @ei6dftstour nod Glencoe, ,Minn.
SSn SEN Janilieen @m. S. 8efer
un0 6ran3 2od fano lebte @ode cine
germebrung itatt. Slid 0a5r! -
Mid. 56on erfrert iid oes ongeneb-
men 8eiu9es ieiner Gltern. Ste
pban @reiien be5og ieine 0itlid bon
bier gelegene SSorm. Sic bon ibnt Big
oabin bearbeitete 6qrm lit iebt bon
Neter 8ormam1 belpobnt. 9beobor
8ornrann bat iekt iein Seim auf Ser
Sran5 2o6s Garm. Motb. &rG-
-,ners Fat ii6 auf ieiner bon SSoiepb
8irb gefauften Garm bduslid ein=
gerihtet. &err S. 4. 5tak beiud-
te an, Sonntog ieinen in SsSacobs Brai-
RTE tpobnen6en S6lniegeriobn @l,
beIm &nnien. Sraulein Mario
Maus bon 2uemburg erltattete 1ebte
I8ode biefigen geriponoten ibren 8e.
i1d. Mm ,1ddften Montag beginn1
Der l1nterri6t il, ser bieiigen stoot
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-01
@iG &opiepelt nid,t cn,pfangen.
spi m a II e. @is, 80. 9lua.

" { 10 II T e e, Wis. %. Slug.
8iirgerlneiiter gmil Seioel bat Sic
@inla0ung 0es Miluaufee Breb Club,
bei Dem @mpfange 6es grprdiioente11
&ooiepelt als Mitglie6 0es gm=
pfangsfomitees gu oienen nit Der CT
flarung abgelebnt, oaB er nit &iid=
Ilidt auf sic SteHung, Sic 9err 8ooie-
pelt bei 8eipredung 0er 8eipegung,
Sic er gu ieiner 2ebensanfgabe ge-
urobt babe, eingenanmen babe, bie
ibm 5,lgebndte @bre 11idt annebmen
fonne. gr lpinibt ieoo6 gu berfi6ern,
0ab - als 96erbulpt 0er 5tad Sem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-01
8etriebs- s-@initeQnna.
s hicopee. Mall.. %. III

Gbico e, Woll., p. Nug.
Die 8aumluoapinnereien ser G6i.
eopee Manufacturing Company mur.
Sen 5ellte bis gum 12. Septelnber &c.
ldlolien. 5dpn in ser lebten 3eit mo-
re1 o:e 6abrifen Bios fiilrf 9age pab.
reno Ser @oGe in Betrieb. 5000 gr.
better lino 0abon betroffen. 3uglei.
d}er5eit lpur6e befannt gegeben, oab
am 2. September sic 6abrifen Ser
9migbt manufacturing Company Biz
gum y. September gei6lollen lper.
Sen miiroeu. Sort iino $500 2el,te
fe.L,1ftigi.
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@arter Sag.
Denper, Colo, 20. 9luo.


grprdiioent 8ooiepelt puroe om
Montag i1 9enper iiberaa iebr be-
geiltert elrpfangen, uno bielt in1 2all-
ie oes Cages flint &eoen, Sic ale rie-
lige Menidenmengen unge5ogen bat=
ten; lelblt 0as groBe gluoitoril1m, 0as
10000 eSrio1en faBt, tpar biz arf
Sen lebten Ylab belebt, uno Giele
ml1Bten pieoer an BEN Sbiiren UNI
febrs,1. Sic pidtiglte Ser 9}eoen 0es
Cages mar Sic Dor oen Weitglieoern
ser 9egislntur BON Colorado, in ser
lid Ser grpralioent iiber Sic M6gren=
5l1na Ger ltoatlihen slutoritat uno
Ser 8u11oesregierl1ng perbreitete, bei
Der fiibrte er aus, loQten in DoQelm
ltmfa1ge ausgeniiBt meroen, gelegent=
lid lei au6 gen1ei11iames 8orgeben
Denf5o, un0 BON Nubenz aber unter
feine;l llmitanben oiirfe 5milben oen
Ebei0en @ebieten elm neutraler 8o0en
iibrtg bletbe11, no feline pon oen bei-
ben SSnitan5en etpas 55u lage,l babe;.
Rooiepelt mies in oieie1n 3ulammen-
bang al1f 5pet beionoers frappante
gntl9eihl1ngen oes Oberbun6esge-
ridts bin, Sic sic geriigte Birfung
batten, 0aB Sic Gurdfiibrung ser .@e-
iebe iiberbo11pt nroglih muroe. 3es
peiteren manote iih 9fooiepelt in lei=
ner Sfeoe Dor Der 2egislatur gegen
aorruption in ieoer Jorm, gegen 8e-
reiderung auf Soften bes Goltes, ltno
gegen unebrliGe 3eitungen uno 3eit=
i9riften. Sim Mbeno fono 0em grprd=
lioenteli 81 ebren Elm 8anfett ser 60
loraoo 2ipeltod 9llIociation ltatt, mo=
ruuf >erielbe lid balo 5l1riid5og. Mm
0ienitag legt er SEN @runoltein fir
0as @ebaloe ser q. M. s. 81. in
Eneblu, bon lpo nus er na6 Oiio=
E1pntornie, &anlas, fdbrt, po er Witt=
mob Sic porauslibtlih pibtigite &c
De leiner 5our Galten miro.
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Gbolera in Berlin.
g erli n, 80. 9lut

Her Il, 30. Mng.
Bier5ebn GdGe, sic iid mabri6ein-
Iid als @bolera berausiteQen tperoen,
1inb 5ur &enntniB Der 8eboroen ge=
langt. Sic ereigneten ii6 bier uro
in 5panban in alien Ebeilen ber
s5taet. ign mdnnIi6er Dienitbote ii
am Montag augenfdeinlid on Der
gbolera geitorben. SIN 2anfe oes
Cages tpuroen nod tpeitere 6rei Or
frantltngen gen1eloet, BEL Denen man
#es auqenideinlih ebenfalls NIT Der
GeSbolera 5n tbn1l bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-01
Griter She'll.
Nepmtlitdnti6eS
Yrpgra,,t,tt.
@ralioeut Suits Sd)rciben jett perOf=
feutlid,t. - Sarif 6aaptpnnft,
&erbc1ernnsen anf @rano Scr glr=
beiten Scr Sariffomniiiiou iinb
psrseie9en. Gartci-G -Ginisfeit &C.
prebigt.
q G ~ y 0 If. 81. ellla

Sn 9tem yorter @auptquartier
Oes repltblifantIben &olWrebfomitees
mlroe ont Sonntagaben0 oas 56rel=
Gen Eralioent Suft's ull Sen Gorliber=
Gen oieles &ontites, ben 9lbgeoroneten
MteNinlep nnn Sllillpis, befall1lt &C.
gebe,1, oos een1 Mgitationsblb Ger
Yortei einperleibt miro luo lo5ltiagen
oos Erogrannl oes Yroli0enten fir
Nie nahlte SSongreBperio0e 0arl lteat
Der Erdlioent gebt oapo1 aus, oub
nie 0ifferen5en IN Der Republicans
lben Eartsi nubreno ser beppriteben=
Ben Nongrebmublen 5ur Settle gelett
neroen lll1o alle 3epublifnner, sic on
oie @runol0be Scr Yartei, mie lie IN
Ser 9tationulplatform i'm Sabre 1908
fei1gelegt lpllrOen, glaltben, in tbat=
traftiger lno lopaler gSeile fir Sic
aonoioaten ser Yartei- eintreten Mil
len. Gonn lei fem 31peifel, oaB ser
apnereb 1pieoer cine repl1blifanii6e
Mehrbeit befomme. l(e6er Sen Sa<
ri iuBert lit) Ser NrGliOent folgen=
oerrraBen: slQer Nepnblifaner aller
Shattierungen, oie fpuierpatiue1l Sic
progrellipeu ,,no Die raoitalen, fon=
nen Sen 5nrit porlaufig billigen, bis
eine s!bdnoerlrng ser 3oalite 0urd
oie ;1oh niht beenoigten 9lrbeiten
Ger Iariffommiliion geredtfertigt
lpiro. 9es ArGlioenten @e0unfe tit,
ei15elne 3onldee lie na6 8e0iirfniB
onf 8runo Ser Stl1bier ser Snrif-
foamiliion gu repioieren. 0as Sdrei-
ben oeS 9ralioentell gebt oes meiterer
mlf Sic iibrigen pom aongreB ange-
lioml1lenen @elete Elm, in 6enen aue
Gerlpredunge,1 ser Yartei eingel0it
morSen leien, a1n0 er bebt berpor, BOB
es Don boblter 8ihtigfeit iei iebt
cine aufflarenoe &anlpagl1e 5lt fiibren
llnb ane gntlteaungelt Sic 0te 6nupt=
fragen gu Derid}leiern iuden> gu be.
leitiaen. -st.-s--s@ezsss..
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Gin Sies Der 9lrbeit.
,inuiDeu sDfun 80. g(l1u.

~ " W F = 81 >7FV7FI o0' <V**S'
Sic internationale &ereil1iglng 0er
3iegelnaurer gelpam in 0em 9lus=
l1luB, an Dem 500 Mann betbeiligt
moren einen entlbei0el10en Sieg. Dle
in Ser porigen Mod}e angefiinoigte
Gereinigung ser ltnternebner bat itb
als Elm 6ebllblag erlpieien. Sic Strei-
Ter lmo sic Niitglieoer Ser 8aubor=
ie babe11 lib auf Elm Shieosgeridt ge-
einigt, lu1o in Ser 3miiben5eit febren
Sic eriteren 5ur Mrbeit 5uriid, Bis Oie
6rage, ob 9eibtlu1ionarbeiter beidaf-
tigt lperoen biirfel1, entlbieoen tit
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Mieoergeid,oi1e,1.
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SI. IS II !, oO. Nug.
Ia5 8ureallgebdl1oe ser Greet
N{ortberl1 giielrbabn, 3. l1no &olubel-
StraBe, mar beute Morgen fl,r5 Dor
8 llbr Ser Sbauplat zines Morb=
aniblages, BEL Sem gliidli6eripeiie
1,iht bas ol,serforene Opfer, ionoern
Ser Berbreder ielbit Sen Soo fano.
Charles g. @elib, Elm ertloliener
gsahter Ser @eienihaft, itellte li1
fl,r5 ncb s 1tbr i'm 8l1reau bes Spe=
siolage11tetr 9ll. 6. GaD ser Greet
9eortbern Elm uno fragte oen &onpt-
elerf, 2elp &eB, Oh etma Elm 8rtef
fir i'm, @ellb, sort eingteroffen Jet +;
als oerr @eB perneinte, ging @elih
nit Sem 8enlerfen fort 0aB er in
oyei Gagen 1pieoer poriprehen miir0e.
GiniJe 3eit oarno6 trof @err &ap i'm
8ureau ein, lebte lid an iein Eult uno
begann 5l1 arbeiten, ols ltb pl0blid)
6ie Sbir 0ffnete, @ellb mieoer berein-
trat nno, pbne Elm @ort gu lpre=
hen, nit einent Repolper ouf Serrn
Map 81, i6ieBen begann Stint 56iii=
lie fieIen in ldmalIer sSolge aus Ser
Waffe -oes gerbreders, % batte @err
NoD Sic Sitl1ation erfaBt; er 5og
cbe11fn1s leine11 6epolDer ltn0 fenerte
5meia1aI @elib ianf als 2eide 81
gnae11.
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@bplera in @tett.
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~ W. -. >eHS'
Sic Gbolera lit, mie bel,tc amtlid'
befannf gegebel1 tpl1roe, in Der brel1=
gen Sta6t -ausgebrodel1. gfadben1
.alpei saae long llngepiBbeit gez
berribt, bat nunnpebt oie @eiun6beits=
obtbeilung oes Miniiteril1nts oes esSn-
merit rffentli6 befannt genladt, oaB
auf @runo- Ser bafteriologil9en ltn=
teriuhl:ng in elmer &eibe peroadtiger
JdQt. oas @orbanoeniein aiiatil6er
Gbofera fonitatirt lporoen lit. Die
grfranften lino bon l1ngar11 gefon1-
rne, ipobin oie ser6e aus MuBlano
georl.rgen lit.
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G,1mmins iiber sarif.
&c 6 rpiie WiS.. 80 9lua.

G y o E Sl5., 70. Nu9.
5enator gumn1irs bon Soma, Ell
ner Der sSiibrer ser republifanilden
sS11iurgenten, belt aln Montagabeno
in 2a Grollc oie erlte ser orei &eoell,
snie er i'm Staate 0isconiin balten
miro. Ger groBte Ebeil Ser ettpa 2
ftiinoigen slusfiibrungen bel6aftigte
lid, NIT oenl 5arifgeieb. lteber bas=
ielbe auberte iih ser Senator bobii1,
SaB sasielbe ieoenfalls in ieinen Mn-
gen fei g1tes @eieb lei, lpie Manbe
.6eballptete11, aber es lei trotoem BEL
ler, als 6ie Delnofraten es batten 5ll
Itanae sbringen fonnen. SeSrn iibrtgen,
fiibrte. er aus, batten bei Ser Mbfal=
Jung ces gorifs republifaniide 6iib=
rer in Senat uno @aus miiientlif
Die Rnrteiplnttform I'M Stid gelai-
len, llao Ben 1arif niht i'm SSntereile
Des breiten 8olfes. ionbern i'm SeSnte-
reile ser sSabrifanten au1o Ser gro
zen aorporationet1 rebioiert. 9es
tpeiteral erfl1rte ii6 @umlni11s ge=
,-qet, sic gefolgldaft Gannons, Dal-
aells Nlorids, 2obge l,no anoerer,
Sic, melln ei11n1al oas amerifaniide
sg,oH Gclegenbeit babe, iiber Sen 9a-
lif al N5eridd 81 sliten, fir INNER ge-
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ySubanmcs Der 5aufer" perbaftet.
90 il n 6 en-, 26. Ml

nv ~ ~ W = ~, ~. <tuY.
Mlbre6t 8irling, tpel6er in Ober-
am1nergau Sic &oQe Soabnnes oes
5aufers ipielt, madte einen Musflug
na6 Ser 2an0esbauptltaot, uno lpuroe
bon Ser &oli5ei unter oem @eroadte,
eine Moroerin 5u iein,, perbaftet.
Wfar batte ibn ieines langen &aares
>pegen fir cine berflei0ete 5ra1 gebaI-
ten, uno 0a geraoe cine Moroeri11 ge=
iudt miro, glaubte man in ibn1 oie
&idtige gefu6nen 5u baben. gs BE-
0urfte aaeroings ni9t dn5nlanger
e3it, um Sen argen MiBgriff gu er=
fennen: an Spott iiber sic Yoli5ei
feblt es aber ni6t.
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8iro entfeitigt.
q 3 n qSberQ, 20. Q(ua

9eah- iabrelungen 8erbanolungen
3lpilGer 0em Militarfisfus uno ser
Staot &onigsberg iit nunnebr Elm
gertrag abgei6loiien lpor6en, tpel9er
sic gntfeitigung boriiebt. Die Staot
fauft Sic ltntpaGung an uno legt Tie
nieoer @onigsberg mar in friiberen
SSabrbnnoerten befeitigt> tpur6e aber
i'm Sabre 1914 offene 5taot. 1843
muro9 es pie0er 5ur 6eitung erboben
uno biz Wlitte ser 7Oer Sabre sic
Staotnm1pal1ung na9 neupreuBil6er
gefeitigungsmanier pouenoet.
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9ie Srientreiie
oeS &ro1tpri,tje1t.
Sfii5iere uno Bea,mte in 8esleitnne
oes &atieripbncs. Sein 8eind
tn glmertfa n1tr etn Sralm.
81 RI In 30 0l1n

8 erlin, 80. Slug.
&ronprin5 @ilbelm miro, ipie NUM-
merb entidieoen it, Ben Han5erfreu-
ger u@neiienan" gu Ser fiir Sen 8ir-
ter 3eplanfen &eile na9 oen fernen
Often henuben. Ser &ronprin5, tpel-
der Wnior i'm 1. @aroe-&egiunent gu
SUB 1T, miro bereits gum 8eginn
0es Mpnots Sftober oas &on1manoo
iiber ieir 8ataiQon abgeben> nm ge-
niigeno 3eit gu geminnen, leine &or=
bereitungcn fit Die 1Sabrt 5l1 treffen
l1no namentlih in peri6ieoenen&eihs-
iimterll Stl1oien 3u pflegen, oeren gr=
gebl1ib ibm in fren1ben 2anoen BON
9euben lein fann. Die 2eitung Ser
93eile miro ser @e11eralaojutant oes
&niierS, @elleralleutnat1t b. Sbend,
ilt @un0en bnben, melher 5ur Dieni it.
leiitl1ng beim &ronprin5en fomnan-
oirt ii. Son ionit g1tunterridteter
Seite perlaltet, 0aB a1Ber Sffi3ieren
uno 8eanten aud nod e8rtreter oes
@olfilden gureaus uno einiger 3ei<
tungen Sen &ailerlobn auf Ser @eiie
nad 0itaiie1 beg1eiten mer6en.
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Beroroentlide anitrengungen per0e1t
ger1aht> nm ourb 6ie ignfiibrung
BON ssmbulan5en uno dr5tlider @iilfe
Die G!lenbabnen 0aran gu perbinbern,
bob lie als 8erbreiter Ser anItefenoen
&ranf9eit 6ienen f0nner.
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Gos r@iornale D'SsStalia" i" meloet,
oaB in 9fopetnber Elm &onliitorium
abqehalten miro, mann nen1 a&r0ind<
le erl1annt meroen, oarunter elmer
als Sen Ser. 5toaten.
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$50 Ihtnatp11. / %. Ml

@n / btngto1l 20. 9ug.
Ma9 elmer aaer6ings nod nidf
amtIi9 beltatigten 8erednung, bie
aber oesbalb 1,idt ipeniger griinolid
1T, beibratft ftd oie melentlide Be
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-11
MILLIONAIRE BROWN DESCRIBES A NIGHT OF HORE

Il Sm going down to the tower
of switchman l know" he said.
"He'stfriendly to me because | am
out Of work, He will let me sleep
on the floor of his lookout"
/. This boy could rest in the tower
of the individual man who had
been touched by his helplessness,
but in the great warm palace of
the railway station he was kicked
out as rubbish for the dump.
II was between ~ and l o'clock.
l walked to a lonely. dark street of
the city to take an "owp car
bound for my hotel. While going
my way policeman halted me.
felt he was going to question me,
probably with the intention of ar
resting me. On the instant the
thought came to me like an cleo
tric charge, This is the strategic
moment for you. Meet him with
.avasive answers. let him arrest
you. and you will learn from actual
experience the secrets of that aw-
I fhl cell in the city jail"-a hint of
(which had come to me like a
tsmothered sob C5m out the dark.
ness.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-11

which for years was the city's
most fashionable thoroughfare,
stands n city hall, and in it is the
city Jail, and deep within that jail
is the dungeon-"the bull pen AS
it is today, 1t Is a reflection on
humanity, an insult to intelligence
and q rcproach upon that city's
culture. The woman's club of that
city fought this horror for years.
and they have compelled some
changes. But the horrer still re-
mains. The people are made to be-
lieve that It's existence is neces.
sity. If our Savior went to that
city today, Notwithstanding the
thousands of doors that would
open To receive him. the first place
he would seek would be the city's
"black hole" IN that city jail. and
the first greeting he would give
would he to its occupants. and the
first hands he would clasp would
be the hands OF the hunted victims
OF this monsrous cell of darkest
RussIa--this torture chamber of
tho middle ages, l can best de-
scribe II with my actual expert
cnce, In my search for truth on
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-11

lators@ha been spared the CLAM
or. excitement, publicity and no.
t0riety of police court" said Chief
Kohler did you ever stop to
think what effect an arrest had up
on the thousands and thousands
who previous to my adoption of
this policy, were shown afterward
to- have violated no law?
"The association, however tenn
porary, with others charged with
crime, the waiting while other
cases are being heard, the we'll
meant but harmful. sympathy of
onlookers, the jokes, the repartee,
and laughter so often noticeable in
lower courts. all exercise deadly
effect on the moral character of
the first offender.
"The first offender only too
often came through the ordeal i'm.
pertinent and brazen, with his
faith In, and his regard for law en-
trely destroyed"
Yet life and property in Cleve-
land are. at least as safe as in
these cities where the blue
.tyfant" clubs his way unhindered.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-11

While these thoughts flashed
through my mind the officer gave
the alarm from the patrol box. In
another moment. with clamor and
clang, came three great stalwart
men and put me in the wagon. l
shuddered for moment from hor-
ror. l thought what IL this We're
actually true that l was classed
as a vagrant. In a short time l
was in the city Jail. l did not re-
monstrate as others were doing.
My clothes were torn open, l was
searched, and in another instant
the one great iron barred door
was changed. with a curse, the
great key turned. and | was in that
cavern of hell, the bull pen of the
city.
FIRST TIME IN JAIL.
II am arrested" he said 70 mo
with shamed face, "as vag and
for investigation. This Ia the first
time | ever was in Jail. am glad
my old father and mother don't
know where am tonight. oh,
what wouldn't give to be back
home again, sitting in the old rock
ing chair in the big Kitchen viii
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-11
SENSATIONAL
HYDE TRAIL
BEGINS
PROMISES TO BE ONE OF
MOST REMARKABLE IN HIS.
TORY OF COUNTRY.
(By United Press Leased Wire)

(by On1teo PreSS Leased Wlre)
KANSAS CITY, NO., April H.
The trial Of Dr.. B. c. Hyde, one of
the leading physicians of this city,
charged with having murdered COL
onel Thomas n. Swope, a million
aire phIIanthropist, by administer
Ing strychnine to him under guise
of medicine, began here today.
The trial is expected to prove one
of the most sensational in the his
tory of the country.
A heavy guard was present in
the courtroom when the hearing be-
gan. All principals in the case were
in attendance and their presence
drew a great crowd to the building.
The early stages of the trial, such
as the drawing of venires and the
selection of jurymen held consider
able interest for the spectators,
who could judge the lines of attack
and defense from the different
questions asked prospective jury
men by attorneys. for both sides.
State Attorney Conklin took
measures to guard against any hitch
it the trial. He has issued sub
poenas for persons holding what
the state considers important evil
dence.
The reports of the Chicago scien-
fists who examined the body and
liver of Colonel Swope as well as
parts of the body Of Chrisman
Swope, his nephew, from which
tests were made in which the tubes
of typhoid cultures taken from DR..
Hyde's office and the nurses charts
kept during the illness in the Swope
family, will be introduced in the
course of the trial.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-11

the cat in my lap and watching
mother cook supper, just as l used
to be- At the recollection he
choked and went over and hung
by the iron bars of the door with
both hands, Then he dropped his
head upon his hands and remained
motionless, save when a wave OF
feeling shook his boyish form.
Exhausted by an excess of emo
tion, fell into semi-sleep. l was
awakened by young man who be-
gan TO whistle the sweetest tones
OF Mendelssohn's Spring Song"
He whistled it with n masters
skill. putting in all the grace notes
and with its crescendoes and d.
minuendoes. was surprised and
thrilled by the impromptu spe-
clalty, AS the melody filled the
cell it took possession Of my quick
imagination until l forgot the
wretched man and surroundings
and saw myself boy again.
felt the warm breeze of q
springtime tanning the buds of an
orchard into blossom. saw the
butterflies darting from flower t.
flower; ! heard the katydids an,
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crickets in the tangled grasses of
the fields. saw the bluebells and
the daffodils peeping up through
the red moss and green ferns and
the dead leaves OF a year ago: l
saw the English violets touched by
the mist of hillside stream, life
their tiny faces to the sun like lit
tie children laughing through their
tears.
l heard the music OF the stream
and laughter far down through tha
wood. l saw myself a little boy.
lying on my back In the green
meadows. looking up into the bluo
sky to watch tho whito clouslshlps
sailing by. And then all these
men became little barefooted boys
again, sitting under the great
shade tree down by the river
where they used to swim. aud
heard them telling one another OF
their hopes and ambitions aud of
tho wonderful things they meant
to do when they had grown TO be
men. Just as used to do.
DAYLIGHT AND ooNo.
The whlstlinx csAsed and = dinn
J lcOr,Inusd on page seven.I
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Nothing to give out" was the
simultaneous ejaculation Of both
Roosevelt and Pinchot on their re-
turn.
1t Is fair to assume, however,
that Pinchot fully reported to his
former chief the Ballinger contro-
versy and the insurgent movement
in the house of representatives.
Pinchot let fall one remark that
may be taken to indicate that
Roosevelt has not repudiated Taft,
even though rumor says that he
may be contemplating such action.
Pinchot said that Roosevelt ex-
pressed surprise at not receiving
any personal messages from Presi-
dent Taft or from any member OF
Taft's cabinet.
Pinchot said that he will remain
here for several days. He appeared
to be in excellent spirits after his
walk with Roosevelt.
WORD FROM TAFT.
Signor Caretti, mayor of Porto
Maurizio, today received the fol-
lowing cablegram from President
Taft:
Received your courteous tele-
gram announcing that Roosevelt
arrived and was received enthusi-
astically by the whole population
and that the city is proud to well
come him. In reply beg to assure
you and all your countrymen that
the American people are very
grateful for and greatly appreciate
the reception which Italians, from
sovereign to the humblest SUBJECT.
have accorded our most distfn-
guished citizen"
Mayor Caretti sent copy Of the
cablegram to Colonel Roosevelt.
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SocioIogist Brown, who's in town
says that 80 per cent of the men
without jobs are honest, and that
most of the other 10 per cent are
more unfortunate and sinned
against than SHINING. Isn't he
right?
WASHINGTON-The interstate
commerce commission in decision
yesterday holds it to be unjust
and unreasonable for the Pullman
company to charge equally for up
per and lower berths." The decis-
ion was rendered by Commissioner
Franklin X. Lane, Of California.
."You told me that young jerks
drinks like a fish"
$50 he does"
"But | have it on the best Of
authority that he never touches a
drop of liquor"
"Neither does a fish,"
A moral man will 90 to heaven;
but no one will make brand of
cigars after him.-Baltimore Sun.
LONDON-The first state ball
of the season at buckingham pal
ace will take place at an earlier
date than usual, to enable invita-
tions to be extended to the Roose-
Welt party. 1t is estimated that
81, 100000 will be spent in enter
tanning the Roosevelts here.
One reason why editors are un-
happy: Because the reader who Is