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Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11

u The Charles has at las: been assured
Of the coming Of Nicholas Nickelby
which has been billed before but failed
to put in an appearance. This famous
picture drama has been looked forward
to by Devils Lakers and the Charles will
no doubt play to capacity houses Friday
and Saturday.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
Making a Record.

Ella-.You say she has driven two
men insane? Bella-Yes. She Tilted
one. Ella-What about the other?
Rella--She married him!-Club Fellow.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
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Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
Out Of Eaahian.

Physician-What is your trouble.
madam? Patient-I hate to tell you,
doctor; it is something which was
popular over year ago.-New York
Press
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
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No Fr;end Of His

Mrs. Mulcahey-What frind helped
70 home. ye drunken haste? Mulcahey
Faith, it's no frind he was. knowin'
the rayception Old recaive.-Boston
Transcript.
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hst?'
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Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11

Ole Olson will stop at the Grand next
Wednesday.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11

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Old papers for sale at this office.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
Distant Relatives

II have only the most distant rsla
dves."
HAS the family died out?''
mo: thev have all become rich"
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11

THIS tn1ng" asked the Hon. Charles az
he looked around the empty room and
''tumbled" to the fact that he had
been taken in.
"All Of six months, and it has cost
me considerable hard cash."
"And your figure is $4,000. is it,"
"Not penny less. When you have
given me a check for the amount and
the same has been cashed. you will be
restored to liberty. shall not demand
AZ one Of the provisions that you prom.
ise not to 60 to the police about it. In
the first place. I have made my ar
rangements to dodge them, and in the
next you won't care to give yourself
away and be made q laughing stock
Of"
"You reason logically" replied the
Hon. Charles as he also lighted cigar.
Il have had this house hired for the
last five months. am supposed to be
bachelor and fairly well off, having
only man to cook and wait upon me
His name is Thomas, and he is an ex.
cellent servant. You can rest assured
that he never will bring you into ridi-
Guile over this affair.""
ITO sum up, my friend. this is put
up Job. have been lured here in or
der that | may be forced to buy nv
liberty You want $4,000. l must con.
TESS that. while the price b not extrav.
Forced to lt.
"May ! ask" inquired the inter
viewer. why you paint none but
nudes?"
Certainly" replied the painter. 1.-THE
styles change SO rapidly in clothing
that picture would be out of date
almost before the paint Is dry."-Chi-
cago Post.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-20

all parcels shall be prepaid by afiix-
ing distinctive stamps. This will ne
cessitste the designing and printing
of at least a dozen denominations of
special stamps. ranging in value from
one cent TO one dollar. Provision for
the collection on delivery of the price
of the parcel must also be made. Reg
ulotions governing this phase OF the
system already are being prepared.
The law provides indemnifcation
for lost or damaged articles and since
many of the articles 10 be carried
win be fragile or perishable the ques-
lion OF indemnity is one for careful
regulation.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-20

course did not find anything in the
way of a rebel force. and returned and
went into the enjoyment of the com
forts of the barracks.
This is only one instance OF many
where the same mastery inactivity
has been shown. Parties with Oroz-
co.'s army state that a number of
times when he was defeated, it only
needed prompt action on the part OF
the victors to have captured him and
his entire command But the advant-
age of such opportunity was never
taken by the federal troops. At the
present rate of progress towards sub
DUNG the iusurrectos, the end of the
revolution seems no nearer at hand
than IL did six months ago, even
should II turn out that Orozco has
Leen captured at Presidio, as is now
thought may be possible. SalaZar only
waits for Orozco to be gotten out Of
the way for him to assume the entire
command of the northern rebels.
Then there is Rojas, who would not
object to being recognized as head
man of the rebellion. In fact, there is
no end of men who would be willing
to take up the fight where Orozco
stops
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-20
THE ALL NIGHT SALOON
CCufton Copper Era.l

tCliiton Copper Era
In the court room of the superior
court in Clifton on Thursday Of this
week a young man told the Judge his
story OF a crime of forgery Il had
been committed on the morning fol
lowing an all night drinking spree,
coupled with gambling, where the
young man had lost all of his money,
and being desperate, stole from his
employer. He admitted his quilt He
did not offer the story in mitigation
Of his crime. II was told in answer to
a question from the jIdge.
a few minutes later Alfredo Ortiz,
a Mexican, twenty-five years of age,
was sentenced to the state peniten-
tiary for an assault upon an officer
with intent to murder This crime
was committed between the hours Of
a m. and 4 a. m. in a saloon
The Era could recite many more in
stances where all night drinking in
saloons has been the direct cause of
arrests and punishment for criminal
acts. That the all night saloon is a
menace to the peace and quiet of 4
community that the all night saloon
reeds crimes, has come TO be re-
garded as a settled fact. The Town
cornell Of Clifton s,nd the Board Of
Supervisors Of GraCpfre County have
the power to hTprrsss tie AL night
saloon
other counties in Arizona have ions
since adopted this plan witG beHeh-
cial results. In Los Angeles, in PhOe-
nix, in Tucson, in Bisbee, in Douglas,
the hour for closing saloons is one
O'Clock a. m. and remain closed until
6 a. m. We respectfully call this mat
ter to the attention Of the Town Coun-
ell and the Board of Supervisors It
is high time that some action was
taken.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-20
y . o . - . . y . y y
EDITORIAL. COMMENTS
MEXICAN APATHY
(Arlzona Gazette J

(Arizona Gazette)
Mexican aDathy in the conduct OF
the war against the reyoiutionists IS
certainly without precedent in the an
mails of warfare. McClelisn's memora-
bic campaign OF inactivity when max
ing preparations, without taking any
move toward Richmond. was not a
circumstance when compared to the
general apathy shown in our sister
republic in the management OF its
army. When Huerta came to Agba
Prieta, force of less than 1000 we're
encamped in the vicinity OF the places
As soon as Hnerta's arrival vas an
noHnced. Rojas. in command OF the
rebel forces. commenced retreat.
Instead - 10 lowing him up with his
command. Huerta waited from TWEEN
ty-four 10 thiTty-six hours. when he
sent a scouting party TO try and 10
cate the enemy. They came back and
reported that they had disappeared.
when Huerta with a small force made
a move out into the country, but Of
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-20

J. r. Henderson, of this city, who
as chairman of the democratic coun-
ty central committee, erected the
splendidly successful campaign last
year, announces that he will retire
from this position when the new
committee meets for organization
next week. Mr.. Henderson gracefully
suggests NJ. c. Hankins. of Douglas, as
fitting democrat to head the com
mittee this year.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-20

become the servant of the whole PEG.
pie Not of the majority or class by
whom they may have been chosen.
They represent the minority. the
weakest class in society, the humblest
Individual, just as much as the domi.
nant political party or majority.
A minority may well trast the Sc
lection of judges to a majority. but
the domination of this majority, after
the selection, is quite a different
thing. Such practice when taken
advantage OF by majorities is nothing
less than tyranny
Governor woodrow wilson's rec Mt
statement OF his position on the ju-
dicial recall is logical. clear and time
~. It follows:
The recall of judges is another
matter JuuseS are not idWmdkefs.
They are not administrators Their
duty is not to determine what the
law shall be. but to determine what
the law is. Their independence, their
sense Of dignity and Of freedom is OF
the first consequence to the stability
of the state. To apply TO them the
principle Of the recall is to set up
the idea that the determination of
what the law is must respond to pop
ular impulse and to popular pudg.
ment. It is sufficient that the people
should have the power to change the
law when they will Il is not neces
sary that they should directly in.
fluence by threat of recall those who
merely interpret the law already es,
tablished."
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-20

this year, to make accountings to the
senate committee. They are to appear
before 1.-THE investigating committee
on the last day Of tbs month. The
time is coming in this country when
the political campaign manager will
have to depend more on the merit and
cause of his candidate than on the
size of his bank account
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-20
THE PARCEL POST
is NOW ASSURED.

The people Of the United States are
soon to be possessed Of a parcels post
system for which their agitation and
effort in congress has been earn
estly directed during the last
quarter of a century, This service
will amount to great saving in money
which has heretofore gone into the
Golfers of the express companies for
Transporting packages weighing more
than four pounds
BY January I, 1913. the postofiice
department will be in readiness to
put into general operation the re
Gently authorized parcels post sys-
TEN.
The postal express business, which
must be organized within the next
four months. viii extend over more
than a million Of routes, and will GOV.
er, in its various ramifcations, al
systems of transportation of parcels
now utilized by private express com.
panies. The post Office department has
a big task on its hands as there are
a great many details 10 be worked
out before the system is put into op-
Grafton. Postmaster General Hitch.
cock has given up his annual sum
mer vacation this year in order that
he might devote more time to the
new work at hand
First Of all must be prepared a elias
sification of the articles that can be
received for transportation by the
parcels post The law admits to the
mails practically all kinds Of mer.
chandise that can be transported
safely, including products OF the farm
and garden as well as the factory.
providing such articles do not weigh
more than eleven pounds nor exceed
seventyktwo inches in combined
length and girth.
The mode OF packing will be pre-
scribed carefully. The present equip
ment Of the mail service is not
adapted to the carriage OF such mer.
chandise and therefore new equipment
must be provided. II is likely the de
Iartment vii lemploy, 1 extensively
Ilhsmpers similarito those used in for
eign countries. in handling parcels
POST mail. The style, size and ma
terial Of such hampers must be de
termined and advertisements issued
For their purchase
The law provides that postage on
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-20
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

The only measure, initiated by the
voters of Arizona, to be voted for in
the coming November election is a
proposed amendment to the state con
stitution granting the right to vote
10 women in Arizona The general te-
lief seems 10 be that this amendment
viii carry in the state and SO far as
the Review is concerned it win not
worry if it does, though We are not
committed to the measure.
To our mind the granting Of this
franchise win result in only adding
new burdens and responsibility to the
mothers, wives and sisters in the
state without any material effect on
election results, as the women in the
great majority of cases will follow
the lead of their husbands, fathers
and brothers when they reach the
election booth. So far as the women
in the underworld are concerned they
will join their kind among the men
when It comes to voting.
So, TO our mind the granting Of
the franchise to women in the state
will bring no political revolution on
any question involved in future cam
paisns, but viii subject the women 10
increased duties and responsibilities
without offering them anything worth
while as a recompense.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-20
INDEPENDENTS
FOR WILSON.

The Providence Journal is another
of the great independent newspapers
OF the country to come out in sup
port of woodrow Wilson for the pres
ideney The Journal, which ranks with
the Springfield Republican as an in
fluential organ of New England pub
lie opinion. has been consistent in its
support of republican presidential
candidates. But this year it cannot
support Taft and sees no hope Of
better things in Roosevelt. 1t accord
ingly turns to woodrow Wilson as
the logical choice. and says:
AS an independent newspaper
bound to the party and DESTROYS only
of serving the public good, the Jour
nal believes that the election OF
woodrow Wilson as president of the
United States is demanded by every
consideration OF the national welfare.
ITO whom. at such juncture. can
intelligent and patriotic men turn II
not to Governor Wilson? How, as
the Journal asked on the occasion Of
his speech of acceptance, can such
men fell 70 respond to so inspiring
call? The question is no longer
one OF mere partisanship II is at
bottom = question of morals. Governor
Wilson does not indulge in the can't
Of affecting to be greater than his
party; but he does appeal TO men out
side of the party 10 ioin with him in
discovering and applying a remedy for
admitted evils. He is no blind reac-
tionary. no wild-eyed radical. He
does not believe. like Mr.. Taft. that
a tarif guaranteeing profits TO spe-
cial interests is the golden source Of
all our prosperity, or, like Mr.. Roose
welt, that Utopia is 10 be established
by dominating bureaucracy. with an
infallible head. We need no rsvolu-
ton he says; we need no excited
change; We need only a new point
of view and new method of the spir'
IL OF counsel The nation will be fort
innate IL its next president deals with
vital issues in such a fashion. 1t will
indeed be fortunate if the lofty ideals
of Woodrow Wilson inspire the new
administration. The Journal is glad
10 give its earnest support to such a
man"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-20
Says the Douglas international

Says the Douglas International:
General SanGnes, who is in com
mand OF the Aqua Prieta garrison,
says the commander who loafed
around FL Tigre and failed to go to
the relief OF the garrison when he
could hear the firing will be executed.
II this kind of discipline had been
observed with all the derelict federal
generals in the Mexican army. there
would not now BE- corporars guard
left.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-20

The closing of the schools at War.
rem because of the presence Of scar
let fever in that suburban home city
let fever in that suburban city is cause
for general regret in the entire dis,
trict. It is hoped that the epidemic
will soon end under a well directed
quarantine regulation.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-20
4pAULINe WAYNE" PRESENT

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. a.
A TUberculin Tested Cattle show,
said to be the first show OF its kind
ever held in this country, opened at
Devon today and will continue until
the end Of the week. The purpose Of
the exhibition is &c point the way
10 improving dairy cattle. President
Taft's prize COW Pauline Wayne" is
among the star attractions of the
show
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-20
RIGHT TO HAVE RECALL
NEVER QUESTIONED.

SOGS
Colonel Roosevelt, in his Phoenix
speech said; when ] was down here
eighteen months ago | told you /
should not favor the recall of the iu.
dietary here. but | took the ground
most strongly that if the people
wanted it they had a right to have
it in their constitution"
There never was any question as
to the right OF the people to the recall
of the judiciary in their constitution
The question is whether the provision
is capable of justification. Even upon
the argument OF it's advocates. as has
been said repeatedly, the whole the
DRY OF the advocates Of the recall OF
the judiciary lies in the following
false reasoning:
The people are supreme. What
they will is law. The judges are the
servants Of the people. employed by
the latter and holding Office at thenr
will, therefore the master, the peo-
pie, has the inherent right to dis
charge the servant, the judges, at
pleasure"
When it is said that the people is
supreme, that they employ the judges
and stand toward them in the rela-
ton of master and servant what is
meant is the MAJORITY of the peo-
pie. Herein, to our mind, lies the
error. The judges are not the ser
wants, and agents Of the majority.
The judges are the servants of both
the majesty and the minority and
must Of necessity be independent Of
each.
Any rule of right is a tyrany,
whether it be in the form OF an EN-,
peror, dictator or democracy. The
unrestrained rule of the majority is
as objectionable as that of an individ-
nal. This country is ruled by laws
and not by majorities. True The laws
are made by majorities, but there
are limits beyond which they may not
go. Every citizen has certain inherent
and fundamental rights which can be
taken from him neither through legis-
Iatfve enactment nor by constitution
al amendments supported By no mat.
ter how great majority-life. liberty
and the pursuit of happiness, the
right OF contract. private ownership
OF property when not used to the
detr.ment Of others-such Tighte as
these are not justly dependent for
protection upon Constitutions; they
are fundamental and inherent Ger.
tainly no majority, however great has
a right to single out the individual
and take from him these inherent
rights. Il is one Of the peculiar func.
tions OF a judge in a state governed
by laws. and not by men, to protect
the minority o. the individual as the
case may be. Though chosen by the
majority judges cease upon their in
duct.ou into Office 20 become the mere
servants. a. will d those by whom
they we're selected, indeed they were
never the servants OF the majority
only
The right OF selection IN no sense
carries with it the right OF DONNA
ton. Upon their selection the Judge
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-20
WILDER BRIGADE REUNION

NATION, IL, Sept. 19.-The an
nuaI reunion OF the Wilder Brigads
took place here today with a large
number OF veterans in attendance.
including Gen. John T. Wilder of
Tennessee and Mai James A Con
nelly of Springfield, I'll. The city was
decorated in honor OF the veterans
and the citizens turned out 70 vel
come them with program Of enter
tainment.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-20

When Colonel Roosevelt made his
speech in Albuquerque. the metrop-
oils OF New Mexico, he had to call on
an ex-soldier of his Rough Rider reg
iment to interpret what ne said to his
hearers. who we're mostly Mexicans
who could not understand the English.
VINO could not understand the English
language It viii be remembered that
Roosevelt when be was president cx-
erted himself and the power Of bis
administration to bring ARIZONA and
New Mexico into the union as only
one state-That's all q
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-20
ODD FELLOWS HALL.

The new floor in Odd Fellows hall
is now In first class shape for dane
ing. and the hall has been thorough
y renovated. For dates see Joe
Lippert, next to Angus, opposite the
hall. 474
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-20

Wisconsin SHE'D away from both
Taft and Roosevelt in their state
convention this week, mentioning
neither. They were liberal in praise
of La Toilette as the prioneer pro
gressive.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-20

According to adyices from New
York there has been an agreement
among those who had charge Of the
financing Of the various president
ial candidates in the campaigns which
preceded the national conventions
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-20

The Sonora rebels have not been
so active during the last few days
which may be attributed more to lack
of bullets than of a desire to further
loot the American mining camps in
the northern border zone.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-04-12
Certificates of Nomination.

Notice is hereby given to the
voters of the City of Milbank.
South Dakota, that certificates of
nomination of candidates to be
voted for at the municipal cleo
ton to be held in said city on
Tuesday, April 10th, 1912, have
been filed in my office, as fol-
lows, to- wit:
For Alderman First Ward,
l.. Schnabel
For Alderman Second Ward.
H. F. Nelson
For Alderman Third Ward,
J. w. Ross.
In testimony whereof | have
hereunto set my hand and seal
OF said city, this tenth day of
April, A. d. 1912.
A. A. BLoMQUIST,
City Auditor.