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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-17

Sens 8eotogeIIe2 SO, Ga 5oIGette er
pillig, ban Iober itrofs at iptte belle
i'm 0pgtigbe0 mo paa at gioe ben
Raooeit6oet. Sa, bet er naturligpis
fife Ell alminoelig befenot Sag. men
life oes minore innot.
Suiinoer al @fsempler | iomme
Getning fun0e fremfores. men leg
bar finn gibet Ell 6in9erpe9 og uper-
Iaoer iaa til enbper at Ie Jig ON
efter Here / iamme Retning, Be er
life ponifelige of op0aee, naor mon
ferIt bar iaaet giet oenot / Den
Retning.
Spoo grpan / lin 5io par for
set oemofratiife 8nrti. er M Sn-
iureentleoerne for oct repubIifanife,
finn Sfooe, De er Here Der, Jon
aae oil pore De %itorIte, ina inger
al Dem pei go0t fan fomnle irem
til 8rpiioent.a anoiootnren, eaers
pil0e set iiffert opre ben l~etteite Bel
til bette 8ortis llorpOoeIie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-17

Sreoog ben II. @orts 1911.
Blair, aebr.

@nostieneIte / Dor oonife airfe
pno Sgn6og til ieobanlige 8ioer
5ormiOong og Bitten. Sbnoaositole
Gmo. 41. 9,f5. : 5nite9uostieneite
bner 5orsoag 4ften ST. 7,30.
70 /: SsnoagsifoIe al.10,
@uostieneite 81. II, aonfirmano.
Iesning SCI. 2 gfm.
Drum: @uostieneIte ST. 1920.
Stolen 6aooe / @aor 9eieg
Of line giiitors. Bait. s. Is. Sent
ien bar BOG peO gegrooelie 6in0ret
ira of oere til Steoe, iuo Der. Otto
Snnien bar anmooet ON at inotaae
bans glaos peo SiOen Of Gait. 81.
q. SeriiI0. 0enne aflagoe ogiua
9eisg / 8nn. 9Itb. 9u6l. 9ouie,
rGoniferen"s aontor m~eoinobefat-
tet.
5 oenne l1ge iIutter Sfolens
gintertermiit, og iao iorlaoer en-
Gel al gleperne ben. 5 Ben anleO-
ming bar Sfolens TO 5orenin9er,
Den Oanife (8annebrog) og ben et-
9eIife (6eiperiam 6pQeSprogramt
2eroag aften.
Man mRrfer oct li0er moo
6oroor 2io 1 Bolitiffen. Get
ipnes, iom 0opor 8ilIiams oil
title Jig for gaIg enOnu Ell Sang,
men Der cirfuleres en- Fetition for
at foo DIR. Sobn ). @bite. Ser er
gountnfosierer, opitilIet Jon aan-
oioat for Mlapor, og blioer 0isie
TO opitiIlet imoo 6inauoen, iaa eli
Sr. @illiams rimeligDis tabe /
Roplsbet.
= 9eirliget Der bar biotil ppret
bonoe 6ebageligt og 6elOigt Tor
aarstioen. st Bar 8ange bar Set
ueret iaa milOt, at Srperue 6egpnO-
te at fnoppes, men after bar 81
fact tilitraffelig auIoe til at Dol
be Begetotionen tilbage, iaa oct MI
ier no, iom ri mart tor begpnae
at baabe pna at iaa ct 6rugtanr /
Qar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-17
Sarm til Salss.

Rin 6arm, b~eIieeenoe / BET flor,
oonife Excitement peo WiIltoiun oe
9ucf, GoIf Co, 8is., boor Der er
Here CONFERENCE.-The Reniabeoer
carmen beitanr al 100 acres goo
9ermni6iorh ! GOD Grift, 70 acres
rpooet, Relten SfopD poiture". @o6s
9pgniraer, goot 8ano. 3 mil til
eucf, ~ til RilItonn, so yiil III
St. g1ul. SfoIP og airfe " Vii
Rurnl Gree 9ilioern og Telephone.
2nitas iolgt inoen 5oroar.
81. 3. @sIler.
Ri[Itomn, @is
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-17
2iot mere Yolitit.
(5ortIat fra Si6e A.

gu er BET bog en- beoiielig Sag,
at Sernboaele0erne Der / 2anoet eier
fun en- meget ringe Gel of De Bar
oier, JON Sc Itprer = fun omfring
oe0 en- Siette0el = men De itDrer
oe leOer onores %gienOomme : BET
er betroet @oos.
Men bois er oct ian? Get er Den
itsrite Del al De M~enneifers, for
boem mn oenne p9Ioige politiife
Caller ger Jig til Self PEG meo
itore Orb at ripe neO paa gierne
af oisie Sernbaner, og pprit er BET,
at SoIeren ofte / tit Snoerite Ter
as 0isie 6nar, ban iaaOan fan ims-
re ON Wunoen meo itore OrO.
So, itore Or0 bIiper BET 10 gerne
og life an0et, tbi nnar oct fommer
til Stpftet, iaa piier oct Jig oItio,
at oen, man pelger til at beItpre Il.
ne gienoomme, er Ell Mnno meo
6oritano, mems BET life alto fan
iiges ON ben, Ser palges til 2oo-
gioer for 2anoet 90 Sen, iom bar
5orItonoen, oil aItio til 5lutning
ieire ooer 9ooren.
Dog ber ieg maaife 6emerfe,
bpem set er, Der eier Sernbanerne;
BET er ale Dem, Der bar en- 9iOs.
eqer granoforiifrino i eft eaer onoet
aompogni. Der er 6et, Qenaene iam-
les. og oerfra er oct, oe uogaar
ierlig til Sernbanerne og Mine-
britt, oaiaa til Die Snouitrien CO
enfelte andre 8ing. Dten I Be fIeite
andre Sn0uitrier er oct 2eoerne,
iom ogiaa er gierne, og Oerfor ter
man fife rsre ioa meget ue0 Dem.
5ololoDen, iom Sniurgenterne
ia unoifDlo QaDnet - bar isgt at
gore zig til SeIte peO at riue neO
paa = 8ol0en er 10 aft for bei for
Dem = er MI beo Cats 6remIpg.
gelie al R~eciprocitets 9raftaten meo
Canada bleoen Dem en- Hem Sorn
/ 2iet; t6i MI oiier BET Jig, at oct
ilet life bar Dem ON at gere at let
tie 0en fattiges 8nrOer, men finn at
gre Jig til aritif6eIte. Ger er in.
gen Soiol ON, at 6enne 9oIooroning
meo Canada uiloe tiene til at Iette
Sen miitore bemioleoes 9proer; men
De rige, iom eier oeres 5orretnin.
ger, er imoo Den, be ganr til @aib.
ington at moonr6eioe 0en, og buem
oil poatnge Jig oct 9lrbeiOe for CODE
Oro og goo Detailing at forbinore
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-17
0n una banif gGrcr

meo goc 99rerefsamen, 10 aors
proftiif girfiombe0 peo en- HeaIifo-
lie, bporfra bapes gooe anbefaIinger,
iomt ct aars llooonneIie peo 29rar-
hsjifoIen i G~sbenbaun. iseer eiter
I. Suli. 9Ia5s peo en- oonif Renis.
beo eGer Ssiifole / amerita. I'll
buo ienoes ~Inoreit muIigt til
9prer !. d. Scnicn SranSgaarb,
Rp G~arlsberguei 0r.f,
aebenboon 9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-17

III ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Anntt | 8iDelen
og ii9tenoe poo at fsre 3iemmets
ino Del iom ben enfeItes onglise
anOogt ido meset iom muIigt IND
/ 5ortroligbeo meo ieloe gibeItefs-
ten / SammenbRn9.
Sefternes 9al tenfes efter PIa'
men At bliDe omtring peo balptreos
Get 9efte maaneOligt | ca. A aar),
men bDert Sefte bliDer fun pna rs
itore ST6er, og ben maaneoligs 10,
gift 10 fun ganife life. SnaIeoes
o|oerfonmes oct lettere al ale Bar
ter.
4sihenelo 8
l1noertegneoe mootager Subifrtp.
ton paa ouenn9nnte Bert.
Briien er 6 Cts. per Sefte.
pul9r pan cen @ang. Def er nioen.
ifabeligt for ion blot, JON bet et
ioliot biitoriif unoerbpgget. Sor.
iatteren bar iaa srunoig iat Jig ino
i lit Gmns. at ban beberlfer bet n1-
item iom noget ielDoplepet. DernRif
fort1Ier ban iRunt og Iige til ON
aae oisie mango enfeltbeoer, Der
faiter 9ps oper DOR itore airfefo.
oers 9io og Samtio, oertil frii.
og forasielig, cite meo ct St0nf
Of Imi.tenoe 2nne, iom man eaers
life er pant til of msoe | bans
Sfrifter. Get er aabenbart, at Gor-
fotteren | iaa6ame popiil1r.biitcri-
lie Sfrifter bar fun6et ct Omraooe,
iom ban i1rlis beberIter, os bDor
bans Gprer ret fan uofoI0e fig.
5pis De fsIgeroe SRiter boIoer.
buoo be fsrite loDer, bIioer bet q
gprf, Der pil l0ies mto Snteresis
boaoe al grniter og 2ngfof.
g. g. Ma6en."
PUBL. HOUSE, Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-17
0oeene fra oen 7. til 8. apriI,
boortil berbeo bierteIig inobpoes.
Boa Wenigbe6ens oe egne 8eene
Cars SEMEN.
NirfeinbpieIie / Sieflon. Vito.

Oil @uo, bliper 9etbania Menie.
heSs me Strife I Dicfion, alberta,
Canada inopiet Ssnoagen Den I.
Noi 1911 oe Iisiionsmeoe oil Bit
De afbolot be 3 isIgenoe 0age.
Som M genner % u9re meo os
/ oisie Ssitiosoaoe, for of tiIbebe
aongen, ben Serre 3ebaotb". (5nd.
IA, t6) 5 ifaI oGre bierteIie pei.
fomnel
giI 5 meIoe eoers aomme / 90
9io til en- Of llnoertegneoe2
goa 9et6onia MenigbeOs gegns.
9. g. 9onneberd 5mS
) Wognusien gr9ii
0icfion, Alto., gon1aoa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-17
NOgle nbe 8eger
for SenOagslfOlen.

Solbprn / ct SOlrigt eane. q.
Nnrn q. 5ucf. Hna CAN'T nei
U. 81. S%tiloringer al inoiitt
9srn. Zen bonoler mart ON Inf
telige SoIifinsbern. mart or
Dem. Der maatte snife. at De al.
BRIG par isOte, bIanot Dem man.
&c af garnep9teifabernes uIDffe.
Iiee Dire. 1O8 Si6er. mutt in6
bunoen. og meO 9iaeoer. Bris
40 Gents.
8reuc til mine 8brn, ira oct bel
lige enno. Af Senrp u. Snrper
NeO mango Sauitrationer. Sno'
bun0en / farpetrpft Bapbino
Bris 40 Gents. Zen er Ieoiagei
of ct 6ororb az Bropit Sob. gibe.
geterien. ~aarbus Stii.stioenoe-
ftriper: ,9enne BOG fan mar
snife Den pioeit mulige uobrt
belle, on oen er ct ppperligt Sipl
pemiObe' til SorfInrins Of mans
og M get / De bibelife 5ortGl
Iingers.
9r.ns. % Srense. SfiIorinser fra
Risiionsmarfen. 0ueriat af SO.
rem ARoer. Oct er en- BOG or
9renge al forifeIlig. Rncer, Suo.
iarper 90 Gpros. Den fort9ler
ON SSnoien5 og arnbiens bruns
0renae, ON afrifos forte oe 81.
nos guile Drenee, og ON Eren.
gene ibIanot am.rifns Snoianer.
TANNER. Men fsrIt og rem.
melt if9Iner Den imeaem be to
itore Soueogrupper: Crenge, Der
er ariitn., oe Grense. Der ifts
er ariitne. Sg Den min0sr ON
at @r9nIeIfeaet ir tlem 6isie TO
@-upper itrPffer J igennem be!e
Beroen innpel bUor be ufulti,
pereoe Tom bpor De ~fultipereof
SoIfeftommer Dor.
8ueen er pao 1876 Siber, imufi
inbb. og rigt iauitreret. Bris sc
Gents.
S.rresnarbsfolf. en- M Beg al Cir.
ftine Bormort. Den inbehoISer
en- SamIing af fem friite % IL.
oenoe ~fortalte SmnntrRt af 81.
pet pna2an6et, iier JON bet Ieoes /
De Iaue Stuer UNDER 5ptternei
Stroatag. 48 SiSer nieo Bill
Ieoer. 3 Farpetrptt OmfIag. PriA
20 Gents.
Tor Rebarbeieere / gsrneftrfez
Sortoaineer os Smanftpftsr til
SsnongsifoIens 9efitr9ffe. 1
abuent iii BinIe. Beo g. glom.
BERG, 8eiieIefret9t for 8srne.
guostieneft.i. 70 Sioer. Rrs
% Cents.
Oamifb Sntbcrnn RnbIifbiss Ssxis
3lair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-17
Sa unberretming.

Ia Der bar opret Spsrgsmaal
ON, bnor mango Setter nit paa6e.
sgHote gibelnrbeioe: y5poo Itaar
Der ~Ifreoet2" oiloe uogsre, og ON
Jnoboloets art, OilOe ieg gerre
gentoge, at Der, near arbeioet er
fuloenot, oil bliue tire Bigger no al
oct: y On eros. og S9OeIRre for
Wenigbeoen (ganife pit .folt 5s6e~
(Sebr. 8, Ia, Dog Iagt til Rette
Iaa iR0n en- 5orm iom muliat);
3 en- fort Oueriigt ooer DOR 9ibels
Snobolo (1Oor 9ibel og oens Ser.
ligbeoer") iamt - en- 6ibelif I'm.
oogts6og Cpeo @rp og ueo aoel6)
meo TO ret forte Stpffer til buer
Dag (oet enc fra bet gomle, oct on.
bet fra bet npe Eeitamente, fnptteoe
.Baitor g. Seperinien er en- Itor
SENDER Of Dor lutberife Solmelfnt,
boorom ban bar @ifreoet en- Del,
Der ba- giOrt bam foroelaetigt be-
fenot. 0u bebuoer g5orlagsmaga.
finet" eft itsrre arbeioe al BAN:
~Martin Cutters 2ip os Soueouer.
fer. Oct er ret oriitigt, oct tan
life npgtes. Der foreIigger 10 iaa
meget om i1mme @mne baaoe pioen.
ffobeligt os popuInrt. Raar ieg al.
IiaepeI. efter at bnpe l1it tilierote
fbrite S1fte, tror, at Driitigbeoen
oil belennes - at B9rfet Iiffert
oil fan mango 2Riere, iaa er bet
i0rIig, foroi bet paa @runo al Gor.
fotterens Begapelie paa bette Om-
roaoe er noset for Jig. Oct pioen.
ifobeIiee, Der foreIisger ON entber,
e. 10 melt fun for De SRroe, og bel
popuIqre err tiot banoe tsrt og fe.
beIigt. g. Seperiniens Bog er iao
at iige bnaoe pioenifabeIig os po.
DANISH LII
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-17
6nshpleerife Gnifcs.

On friiteIi8iinoet auinoe snites
/ ct eoot Stem. SEQ bar A Born /
aIoer ira 6 4. II aar. DIM NOR
mere llnoerretning t%ilifrio
Ole OIion,
ct. Youl, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-17
Sill Sala.

On 10 2lcres 5orm , Mil ira
8aupaco. @ooe 9ngnin9er og Scr.
ser. 10 acres goo Sfoo. aan fSbes
billiqt meo eaer uoen 9ei9tning
Sfrio til gieren.
). q. S6rene N.
II /. Dor II, 8anpnco. isis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-17
Gnifcs.

On elore gige eGer gnfe enifes
til n%Imin0eliq 6u%sarbeioe hos eft
Ear enlige plore 8oIf. 2en eiter
0oerensfomit.
8or nprmere b%enpenoer man iig
til Bette 9Ioos aontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-17
Gn ling Nano

fan itrafs faa Arbei6e / en- General
Store, / en- laie $50 / ct tort oanif
Settlement i Soma. 9eogen ~erperi-
ence" forores. State Snlar1" i
fsrite 9re0. Seno anbefaIinger gIa-
bets 4ontor onuiier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-17
sil aOnfirmatiOn.

81 bar ct mi1ore Reitoplag OF
Den / 5ior uofomne oauife 0oeript-
telie al 8ait. 9loolf Selpegs Bog
8e6 aorspeien
Soa longt 0pIaget Refer faos
9ogPn Tor 80 Gts.
Gan 2ut6. gubL 0on e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-17

1 Del: 3ros- og S9oelRre for
Wenigbeoen.
2. Del: Ooeriigt oper gibeIens
Sn0boIo.
3. Del: gibelif anoaets6os rges
@rp og ne0 aO9l6".
ga. 30 SRfter q 6 Cts.
Subifription er bintenoe for beIe
8prfet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-17
Vefenotggreiier
Nisiiomsmbbe

WisIionsmbbe.
afboloes, ON @uo oil, | 5~refoloig.
be6s Menigbe6. @apoille, z. Dat,
24.-26. Mnrts. On ferIig Snobp-
belle til ale.
gaa Wenigbeoens Begne.
g. M. Beteren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-17
Misiiunsmboe.

uil bIioe ofboI6t, ON Sub oil,
Gbene8er Meniabeo, auoubon, So.
Den t9.-2t. 0enne Wooneo.
Nile er biertcli9 oelfomne.
Goa Menigbeoens gegne,
q. 9. G6riitian e II.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-17
Smbifrtptiomss SnDbpDelie.

20 Dpperlige iterre gprfer er be.
epnot OF uofomme / Softer / 9an.
mart.
1. Wartin 2utbers Gin % $40.
peop9rfer Oeo q. Seperinen.
Ga. 40 Setter q 10 Cts.
2. y9Dab itaar Der ifrepet?" 8i.
b~elarbeioe / 3 Dele at gait. asiden.
felot.9 onien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-17
gn Snla.

I'll SnIg.
8ogle Sfopfarme meo 40 % so
acres iamt en- 5arm meo 200
9(cres oe ct Bar Suie i 8pen 2ucf
err billig til Snlgs Der | oct oanife
Excitement. gioere Oplpsnine ifrift-
Zig peo
Soban Sersenien,
H 1, 2ucf, g8is.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-17

Wisiipnsmbbe
ofboIoes, ON Sub oil, | Dopep %
9incoln Den %. og 26. Warts.
4Ge er peIfomne.
Qr. 4nfer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-01
AVIATOR RECEIVES
WELCOME At NICE
Beaumont and His Machine Car.
ried on the Shoulders of
Admirers.

Nice France, May o9-Andre Beau
mont and Roland G1rros. leaders in the
aviation race from Paris to Turin. did
not succeed to-day In getting beyond
Nice. the end Of the first stage of the
1.3oo-mle Journey. Adverse weather con-
dtions to-day and minor mishaps to
their machines prevented n repetition of
their brilliant flight Of Yesterday. 4OI
miles. They succeeded in covering only
- miles.
Beaumont still retained the lead when
Nice was reached. but Garros was close
behind Beaumont had been compelled to
descend Mt one of the small towns on
the way to Nice. ard while he was re-
filling his tanks Garros passed over.
Beaumont YVES advised of this, and
leaping into his machine set off at a
swift pace In binding rainstorm. In
the meantime Gorros lost his course and
was forcel 10 mako a landing.
beaumont rose to great height over
the sea and literally dropped from the
evening. Re was followed half an hour
later by Garros
Telephone messages apprised the people
of Nice that the aviators were coming
and great crowds rushed to the aerodrome
outside the city. When Beaumont land
cd the crowd carried the machine and the
aviator on their shoulders to a restaurant
where the Grand Duchess of Mecklen-
burg Schwerin warmly congratulated him
Beaumont's winnings so far IN the race
amount to s2l,GH \ ma iority of tho other
entrants are far behind the leaders
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-01
President Taft Speaks to Veter-
ans at Arlington as the En-
envy of War.
DOES NOT MINIMIZE HEROISM
I'VE Should Avail Ourselves of
Every Honorable Device to
Avoid Strife in Future
He Says.

Washington, May 3O.-t-nder the trees
Of the Arlington National cemetery,
President Taft to-day spoke. not 50
much az the friend Of peace, but tho
enemy of war. Thousands OF veterans
trampcd the hot asphalt Of the capitals
streets, crossed the Potomac and trudged
the dusty roads to Arlington to hear the
President speak. When Mr.. Taft with
Secretary of War Stimson reached the
amphitheatre there We're fully 1000
people in the seats and crowded about the
speakers stands 1t was probably the
most impressive and most largely at
tended Memorial day celebration Wash
ington has seen.
| Far he It from me-" said the Presi-
dent, "to minimize in any way by these
suggestions the debt we owe to the mer
buried here. who carried on the success.
full struggle that resulted in the aboli-
| ton Of the cancer of slavery.
! shall not stop to discuss whether II
| might have been possible to accomplish
the same great reform by milder meth
| DDS. Whether that he true or not, the
supreme sacrifice of these men. who lie
about us. in the cause Of advancing hui
mainly can never he lessoned or obscur-
7 Il
at which would but hint this morning
Is that even in the hallowed presence
Of these dead we should abate no effort
and should strain every nerve and avail
ourselves of every honorable possible de-
vice to avoid war in the future.
! II am not blind to the aid in creating
sturdy manhood that the military dis
cirline we see in tho standing armies
OF Europe and in the regular army OF
this country furnishes. nor do deny
the incidental benefits that may grow
out of the eXigcncies and sequclae OF
war. But when the books are balanced
the awful horrors Of either intcrnecine
or international strife far outweigh the
benefits that may be traced to it,"
It would not SO long ago. the Presi-
dent said, when an insult by one man
to another in the same social class
could only he wiped out IN blood and
It took more moral courage to avoid
n duel than to fight one. But we hav.,
progressed away from that idea, nc
said, and continued:
IF that he true now why may it not
bo true in the near future of nations.
Why will 1t not show more patriotism
anG more love OF country to refuse tc
go to war for an insult and to submit
to the arbitrament Of a peaceful tri-
bur al, than to subject whole peoplc
| to the misery and suffering ard bur
der of the heavy cost Of a national
war however CLOSED over by the ex-
citement and ambitions and glory OF
n successful conquest"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-01
SECOND MURDER
TRIAL IS BEGUN
Prosecution Does Not Reveal It's
Line of Attack in Wards
boro Case.


Brattleboro. May CAT the opening Of
Windham county court at Newfanc at
two O'Clock this afternoon. the second
murder case TO he tried this term was
started 1t Is that Of state VS.. Caspar
NJ. smith Of West Wardsboro, charged
with the killing of Clarke G. Mundoll nj
Smiths homo early ON the morning Of
April q Judge e. L. Waterman Is pre-
siding ana the state Is represented by
AttorneN-fencroi a. u. sargent or Lud-
low an" STATE : Attorney FRANK f.. Bar
o'r OF hr"t'Ie"oro' Inc respondents at
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vs." ~ Srltl'.s ''.e knowing /
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port. farmer: Pcyton X. Holt of London
derry. merchant. Ernest y. Stowell OF
Grafton, farmer; f. NJ GLACIER Of cam
bridgeport. farmer; j. T.. Hall of Brat
tlebcro: Arad c. Fellows of Newfane
sawyer; Henry NJ. Roberts of Jackson
vile, farmer; Henry T.. Stiliwell of Bel
lows Falls; William a. Wood of Putney
farmer; Edwin c. Barnard Of Bellows
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-01
DECISION DEALS TOBACCO
TRUST KNOCKOUT BLOW
Supreme Court in UNFOLDING the Government
Contentious Treats Allied Corporations More
Drastcally Than 1t Did Standard Oil.

Washington, May 2.-Thc government
to-day won a sweeping victory over The
so-called tobacco trust when the Suprom,
Court OF the United States held the
American Tobacco company ana its allied
corporations to he operating in violation
Of the Sherman antitrust law.
BY directing that tho combination Ice
forbidden the privilege of Interstate COM
receiver unless It disintorratos WITHIN
eight months ut the most the court Is re-
eardcd to have dealt with the tobacco
corporations more drastically than with
the Standard OIL company whose dis
solution was ordered two weeks ago
Both the first ana second sections of
the Sherman antitrust law have been
violated by the trurt, tho court finds
While the decree IS regarded as severe.
at the same tim, thoro was a touch Of
len!ency N not making the combination
an outlaw 'noW' The elements OF the
combination are to have an opportunity
under the supervision Of the circuit court
of the southern district of New York or
recreation 50 that there may be brought
about "a now condition which shall pe
honestly in harmony with and not re-
pugnant to the law"
OPINION by CHIEF JUSTICE
The opinion of the court was an
nounCcd by Chief Justice White' i"e
ontirC court agreed that the too"0'o
combination violated the one''I'a "
antitrust law, but Justice hal'"h u''
scnted from the repeated interpreta-
ton of the sherman law SO as 10 can
for the application Of the RIVE VI
reason" in determining what restraints
Of trade were forbidden by H.
Justicc Harlan also dissented as to
the rooreanizntion OF the tobacco
co,rnory saving that he had found
rothirg IN the record which made him
COT an anxious TO perpetuate any new
,ntra,ior among these companies
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I which the court comedies ct all times
exhibited conscious wrcaGdonE"
The court reiterated its dctcrmina-
ton to follow tho rUlc of reason" in
determining what restraints of trado
violate the sherman antitrust law.
From the date Of the orRanzatio
Of the nrst tobacco combination. tho
court found that hero was purpose
to acquire control of the tobacco trade
by driving competitors out OF bust
ness, and this purpose was rricd out
ruthlossly.
WON ON ALMOST EVERY POINT.
on practically every point on which the
government appealed from the decision
of the lower court, 1t scored victory to-
day.
In the first place James y. Duke and
the IS other Individual defendants We're
held to be parties to the unlawful comhi-
patton, instead of being freed from fur
ther responsibility in the case, as directed
~ the court below
Instead Of Diminishing the bill as to the
imperial Tobacco company, the so-Callcd
British trust. and as to the British Amer
lean Tobacco company, the creature OF
the two parent tohaC 20 trusts, these two
corporations We're held TO he co-operators
in the unlawful combination. SO, too,
vas the United Cigar Stores company.
Counsel for the American Tobacco COM
lany asked the court, after Il announce
ment Of the decision, for leave to present
petition and to stay the Issuance OF the
mandate OF the court for 30 days The
request was granted Shortly afterward
the court adjourned until next October
Washington, May 29,--The capital %
| Oklahoma will remain at Oklahoma City
so far as the Supreme Court of the United
States is concerned, That tribunal to-day
declined to hold that the Oklahoma
statute enacted last December to remove
the capital from Guthrie was uncon
stltutipnal.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-01
SENATE AGREES
ON A COMMITTEE
Lorimer's Election to Be Inves-
tigated by Bipartisan
Body

Washington, May CA virtual agree
mcnt 10 refer the .oriner case TO the
Senate committee on privileges ana cleo
tons with the understanding that that
committee shall intrust the proposed In
quiry to n bipartisan and "bi-Lorimer
subcommittee of eight, was effected In
the Senate to-day. The agreement was
the result Of conference of democratic
senators held previous to the session of
the Senate at which the previous de-
cislon to support the Martin resolution
was rescinded and all democratic sena-
tors We're released from caucus obliga-
tons.
In general terms this proposal meets
the demands of the democrats. Their sug-
geston Is for the selection of sub
committee to be composed OF two renub-
lican members who voted for Lorimer in
the last Senate and two who did not
and of two democrats who voted for
him and two who did not. with the un-
Outstanding that in case OF lie vote
on the admission of testimony II will be
admitted.
II 10 understood that the subcommittee
on investigation will consist Of billing