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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-10

lie iom ben gobe Gags Sopeoham.
pion poa bette Solo. Sort maa ban
nnf bli fuit DC Sfplapper, iom bans
Jamle SPrer meo iaa ltor Singer
fTrbigbeb ipnes at ia fIappet ON
bans grer.
Gnig err ieg nof oeiaa /, at Dor
op9tige 2anosmanb Yroi. SllliuS
Olion Der / 1906 poet ct iaa uomerD
fet @iorag til ben engelife 9iteratur
ON bette gmne Il Original narro'
tlueS Of Garlp Imericnn biitorp",
pol. II bar noget for raif til at til
trGoe Wr. 9abcocfS me 8ietning,
g%aaenoe no paa, at Straumep par
8ranb Wanon Wnine, mems Sop
mlligens frembeles er of isae peb
Wount Scope 9au. u. s. gfterat
bare biSfiIteret SperJsmaalet meb
Sr. @obcocf % bopt Inleoning iii al
le &orreftllrarfcne til bans BOG, ser
mart oil ubfomme & Miscellaneous
collections of the Smithsonian
institution maa ieg t~ilitao, at leg
IremoelcS timber tore 9et9nfeIigbe.
ser pcb hans Sbeori. 90 mine Grim.
oe er omtrent oe iamme iom Sc al
Or. HlSIen irembolbtc.
Gcrimob err leg life iGrbis til meb
ham at tiltrGbe Eroi. S%eberber9s
antaoelic, at set isrite SEQ / Sinlano
Itul0e p1re oct olhnorife Sin, Der
QienfinoeS | Steb$uapne iom SinaaS
% TIngar, eaer Eroi. Hanieus 500
u~cbhisrneIten, at 9apnet blep oper.
isrt til ben al @rsnlrnoerne opba.
gebe Gel al Horo Nmerifa ira en-
irif gpentprs noe / Mtlanteren, bpor
iisIge ben belt iognagtige @eretnine
ON Moeloiiu, en- Sort ip9re 9bIe'
lienenoe Gruer ianote&, bpis Safi
siorbe Solf b%sbbrufne. Web Yrof,
TIeranNer Sugge er leg tiIbsielig til
al fro, at ben isrbiitoriife 9rie al
Srbet "%in" & @na) iom ieIpitGn'
oigt eler napneoannenoe 9egreb pa,
belt uobso peb Iar Suiino, os al
@inIanb, iom fsr autoset, er ct Ne.
flamenonpub ser ifriper iis ira 81
uiIoe FOR grapes. iom ben isritt
Spbaser, Self grifSion, lanbeb,
Ianst NOT inc til at iinoe Spor al.
Min pGieutIisite Ststte for oenu,
gntagelie er netcp bint aamle gerS
Oct pare iig mn al Sborball ellel
lei =. bporaf Oct poa oct tp~oeIiait,
itgm9aar, at aarlSepne % hans EsI
Zoe uehtet ct bppe &Vl oct al Ssi
sepNAaehe fhtfi6ffc 0tffrts ia nrsifhcr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-10
Dinlanosreiierne.
8aibinston, >, 6, ste Gan. 1918

g8aibinstor, y, g., ste San. 1918.
Sr. Heboftsr!
SinaO mig noaIe Srb / InIeonlng
iibite Nllmmer al "Spmra" (Sbe
@inoS, Ace Seitc) ser for mig por al
uipbponIig Snteresic. @aIoemar
IqerS artifeI on, :. q, Bullet er /
mine gine ct Iioet WeIterperf al
rpniom, ifnrpiiuhig aritif. DR..
@icrict pocr ct ubmlcrfet @ibral til
"aongelpellet&" rette &%ur0erin9.
mems Eroi. @otbne bpber poa inter.
eSiante SpIpSninQer ON oct pou'
tpnfte Norbiife SuS pes Winreioto
llniperlitet, % @oqonmclbeIicrne
iom panIig er initruftiuc.
S0rli9 ipIte0e boQ llnberte9neoc
ia uco Or. Senrif NiSienS SnoIpa /
SET onoup hsiit attltcIle Spsrg&mnaI
ON @irlonbSreiicrne, toffet prrc
|roi. NanicnS p~ictet&Ieie % i~enintio,
nelc, men life beitc miubrc bp9tiQc
"a ioriigc SperinIb poa Sc i@Ioubife
SnqacrS Sropprbi9heb. NrtifcIen
bprer / i'm iriife Taogaoenbeo %ib.
nc$bpr0 ON Ell armoi9 &ienoitab til
SpsrgSmnalet % Ell fIar Soeif, Ser
life fan urblaoe Of urffe Spmerf.
iontbe0 FOR GoftoreuS me Sbeori ON
@inIonb$ 9elisgeuheo.
2ao mig meb oct iomme iige, at
leg paa ingen Moabe er blet operbe.
pitt ON, at aarlsepne % bans Sslge
fun ifulbe naaet iaaIaugt ipb Tom
RpiunbIanb. Yroi. RonienS BOG bar
tpertimob paa mig bapt ben girf.
ming, at iea meo Groi. Slipu err til.
bsielia til at I9aae bans Sop / mo
Tor Ropa Scotia, ifisnt al p9ientIi5
iorifieIlige @runbe. Serimob er iea
gauife enig i Sr. NisienS Ifarpe go.
lemif MOB =. Y. SocrSIie, en- tppiif
Repr9ientant for Sen eamle Sors.
ioro - Inoerionife fraitpatriotiife
Eiaetontisme, Der %piiInof bprer So
peoitplben for al Ranien fom til al
beuGete lott % fait on bcrpeS bpe
Barnet no iommcn meo gsoIfeunnoct
81 bar dbiolut life AanS fuASgfoi
beo mso enfeIte sobsIioe &lpiler ta
irise CONNER. al pvcfIaH<fe Hbtte
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-10

Dien Surpens Woioritet
par, gaaenoe noenom Gopens Orb.
pplof l'a tn Den ~forfGrbeIiee sieIs.
I'l'fano bun riaa ba paret s ben
g~ran1esleie 6ortpiIeIie, iom bar are.
bet beroe, og iaa iparet: ;sor en-
@lernlng iom oenne, rpoieIsfuIb
lom ben er, ifaI bum ~aliaeoeI life
lfrafres. Spao iom forspria binSrer
SilrDens aienoelie life / at bIi m.
lfsot er Den &ienbsgierning, at Dom.
men oelpis bar ~beerunoet meo, at 8i.
gen life bar tilreenelig / BET giebIif
0%1erntn9en bar begaaet.
Dftf @lGoeltg Sui o. @obt Sent.
aar bill life naa eber / rette Sib, men
er oerfor Iige pelment.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-10

MonaeI paa De neopcnoige Siffer'
beoscpparater. SCR at iliiiirere,
bpilfci oanrlia Spipn enfcIte Sern.
bdnptomponier isrcr n,eo line 30.
Icr, altisrer commissioner, at Der
| 81 5iIiplbe er ioretaget Ell mere
inoaoaenoe llnoerisaclic al lllpffer
paa @rlmb al aiiporing, % IA al
oiSie bite fla enteu oirette eler IN,
oirefte al itripe iig ira Sefeftipe gas
ncIcQemcr. ! ct 1iliPlNe, buor
lllpffen uor al Ell iGrltg alporlig
@cifaiienbeo, fonl oct peo ber, lore
taallc llnberisaclie for en- Gaq, at
ser paa CT fort 3iitonce | NGrbe'
OCn al set Stcb, bpor Niiporinaen
inbtrai, bar life iprre END 9O6
ron0ne Sniner; unoer en- enfelt
Sporifinne funbe Der ppre iaa man
Qe iom If lterft ocieftioe Spiller.
Spigrcuc loo / enoel al Dem 'an
leit, al De meo 2etbcO fitnbe ~ilerne@
meN &oonhen.
commissioner timber, at en- llfor'
Craftsmanship Itor Del al 6ioroa'
rctS Scrrbonculpffer ma tilIfrlpe&
Gligtforismmelie ira Sofomotipte'
rcrcS oq SogmanbifoberS Sioe. VI
0c ST lllpffer. Der gau Gnleonlng
til lln6erisuelic op til lite Sep
telnbcr 1912, bite oct 'ia, at %,
altioa oper 60 Frocent biOrsrte ira
2iqegpInigbc0 blonbt Sogbetieni11'
Qcn. commissioner BONNER milot
/ Hoe 5ilipIbe; Sen er life tilbsic'
lia til uocllffcn6c at boloe peotom'
mcnoe Gogbcticute perionIig on'oor'
liza for ole biSie llluftcr. Der er
foo mango Sinq, iom her fon1mer |
getraQtnina. SSor BET ierItc er Der
ct iterft 3enocnS / SernboncpCrocnen
til ite0ie burti9ere Surt; oertlI font
mer &o9ueneS iorsacoc &n8t / DC
ienere glar; enbDioere Sernbanelpos
rcneS Mangioioi9heb, ilGr peo % /
al enoeitationCn OF De
itsrre Gentrer. Gen foIoSlale 6orr
egeIie / 3roiifcn bar isrt alt bette
meO Ii9, o. Sogfolfcnes gnlpar 90
%'ligter er poret ira Nor til Iar.
Wcn eutcn mn Sfplben / oct en-
fclte Giliplbe logger hos Den enc
eIler Oen anben. iao iremgaar Oct
o9iaa al Snteritate commissioners
Ropport, at oct ior ell me9et ltor
Gel cr Sigegploi8beb, iom er Aor'
ingcn til De mango nbelo. Spoo
ri trGnger, cr itiGrpet Sllipn ira
Def oiientligeS She. Oct nlaa ior'
al neutrality-suspicious., at
DC ialiaIo i~ierner De oo~benbarc aar'
lager til oisie lllDtter, iaouiOt bette
o%perboucoet er muIig. Set blir ioa
oere$ Sag at iere Silipn meo line
,Solt. It man |lcttere er uoiat for
ben Slo9S llbclo, ll0ar EroIiten er
ioa enorm, iom 1iliPIbet er paa
mango Steber her i Sonbet, CT Ell
SeIpfelge. Wen Def er life bare /
DC Soreuebe Stnter, at Der er Ell
foloaial Sernbanetroiif. ) entelte
curppGiife Gcntrer, / England %
SpifIono (. gr,, er Ser Ell ligeiua
3raiif iom / ilere Stre9
her hos o$, % DOG er Sernbaneulpt'
oeroper bare Ell lioeu @rstocl
II, buu6 Be er her / Sunoet. Ser
fan man ii9e, iom BET Itaor / ct pii.
Advertisement: There is a rea.
% the reason cr, Itrengt ta9et,
Intet onbet enc Sen omeritonIte ri.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-10
1ldtioudl SidcaldcbeS.

Set er Sen iamme gnmle Siitorie.
9oar nj itnar pco Iar2ifiitct % ifol
boIoc Spqisr meO oS iclp, ioo fan
oct rof bpube, al nj 'om Nntion
bar meqet at role oS al, % bet er
life irit Tor, at nj pco hpert Mars
ifiite, oa ga iorrcitcn cIcrS oaioa,
meb Ell pia TorfjGrligbe0 trGtfer
trent netop oct, iom tlcner til Dor
eaen 6orberIigeIic. Get er rotltr'
Iig, mcnneifcIig. @i Ter, al 81 pao
De iorifielligc Smroobcr bar 8iort
ioa % inn itor Srcmgang, Dor
RotiouaIicrmllc er eaet meo ioa og
ioa mango Willim1cr - eller fanlfc
Def er @%ilioncr2 vi bor ion %
ioa mango Here Eenge / 8anterne.
observation-disclosures % Srafitcn
bar part iaa % Iua meget ltsrre.
aortIaqt, Sun0Ct err rt9t % bar poet
/ SperIlo0 haaoc / Den enc og ben
orloeu Rctning, &porior ifulbe ri
Ga itfc pare tilfrebic meo os Iclu
% enbog tiuo0e os liOt Sfrpb, ioct
ri ireibi9 trGocr oper GsritoffCu til
ct mt Anr. 0fell, lom
"Sorrig % @IGoc pnnorc tiIbobc.
&nttc % lllpttc gauge paa Nao",
ioa fan ogiuo ri, iom bar Den 2ptfc
at uGre oa al ct ri9t &onb& Spcr'
booOi9beN, uOen &onifcli8beo iinoe
on0re Eing at oppIe PEG emo Dor
Storbeo, Dor Rig0om, bort Sorret
ningsbelo oG alt bOnO berueo itaar
/ 6orbin0elie. Ii bebeper bare at
inn glaoet ON og ie, buob iom itaar
Itrepet p0a Den an0en Si0e.
% oct ieritc, nj Der itsOer paa,
er ben amerifanite &igcaIoobeb, oen
rationale S~tisoeSlpabeo meo ale
berS trsite$leie HcillItoter. Get
loorre, letlin0iGc. poffcripol0ife i
Dor amerifonite SoItenotur freezer
oorIi9aarS ioo itOre Dire, at Ell tiot
fon BIZ iGIen peo at tpnfe pua set.
Ser bar ri III /. 81 t9ien Den
itore llIpffe&frsnife, oiSie Moret&
msrte @laoe oper oe mango Wenne.
ifello, iom er ipiIot, foroi Der er
ioo aItfor lihen Reipett for ct Merl.
ne'fe, ioo riu8e 6oritooelie al, boa0
Ct Ytenneifcltu Cr opr0, FOR bans
nPrmeIte % Tor Somfmoetl Spao
behspcr ri al brp o$ ON, at noqIc
hunnreoe eller enooQ no9Ie tll'cner,
GrbeIoerc aarIlg ioripin6cr ira
ShtepIooicu - nj, Tom iuoierer en-
Ndlton andre ON Iaret iii at tooe
oeres F.ooie, @puo qier set til
So8Cn for ct @ono nc0 95, 900
Snobo98ere, al Ser poa pore 3ern.
boner ! 1912 bIeu 0rpbt 1O.5S5
YtenneIfCr "a OF oucr 10000 fom
ttlltooc! "a 0oS er Set life mulia
al maole Gnb0cn al Den SorQ, set
Sapn % Oen lllnffe, ION bar lin
gorlog l. al Solicit. bcoioit eaer
ubepioit, Iig9cr moer ipr ct iliot
HPionncment. Scr SET or en- be.
flenot Gag, al en- meget itor Gel al
ole otSie l|lIptter funoe pprct
uHoaoaet. ) Sc europPiife 2ouoe
bsrer man meget iiGIoen ont Sern.
baneulpffer. 8runoen I'll De man.
sc afiportnger o. 9ogiommenitsS
er I De iIeite SiIipIoe Den rene 2ioe.
aploigbeo. 9anerue er ofte oaarli9
bpgget, % GeipadsrerHe toeer life
ii9loen ieil, trPtte og ubmoieoe iom
De tiot er paa @runO al Oen LANCE
grbei0Stib % oct nerueipGnoeuoe
arbeioe. Ga Ger er ANDRE Iigneuoe
aariager.
Snteritate Commerce aommiSiio.
mems iioite Seaport piier, at 1877
al De S.215 aiiporinger / Ssbe. al
forrige aar ifplotes oaarlige eaer be.
ifn6igeoe 8aneleeemer, og / 3,S47
Silf9loer bar Aariagen manseliuIOi
rullenbe WaterieI 90 uoipr, |. or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-10

De laebe ne1 eepotsr PEG maneen
breooeerdo
O9 tr9net fine bunee til Dams | lys
fig rao
Def a nor beImer Panien, fom
meflst ipannet bsoft,
De ANDRE fYntss itunoom, ban for
mso traperheit.
Oe faa en- blanf oftoberoae, fem
try9ss, ~trduite m9no
Ga treitis uS | soet mso fire hunoe=
fp9n6.
Smart mil paa nil oe aao iom Ell
dnben Qfstor:
Dit p9rre peie brugtes fra aIoers
ito / Noro.
Slot feipt, beparss, pr Oct paa
"Sauosns Dante al,
De feite fuuee miuoes ct fosliSere
bal.
,rlen inobiot roIie TOT De, hpao all
udtureu beo,
81 taufe ON at 81 Jig, ON neieblo'
Oct foo.
;fer mioteu af December par cot De
iioite mil,
O9 "polbeim" n0iten imeltet uns
Ser 9utternes imil.
2Soners soe raroet, iom brsoes bin
Gag,
Oa Qntunoien bette Oct 9amle nor
re flag.
Oct bpite, bIaa o. roos leuSit mot
iy0 iom mot moro,
en- mauoepiIiens i~toreaao oelt iom
mellem bror % bror.
en- itor nation 9rbeoi9 gap en- liten
fin baano,
Der nYe itrenee ityrfet Oct samle
penifabsbadno.
"Gu MODEM frust", IA Nanien "af
edmmel noromdnosio:
Dor bonoes bruf at fjelfe % ri /
oaeliet Iio,
Den norife ijemauos jaetIip blanet
is % bpal 90 feel
Den oad6 fom fife refenoe til os
paa en- fjel."
Oa polfrapet ~reiites, too mionats
ioleus lano
Sereot at zoe peroeu ON enc rette
mano.
Oe "Qmunoleu fra Norse", ri pee,
mes iloifrift 9aar
Nseao biitoriens BLADE, iaalen9e
&c. per6eu itaar.
Jorge! oe TOT esn,
bip! hurrd! .. .. -
lift Noropsitpas=
iasen la.
lien ban M meo
jamie "5ram"t
oten foruten braif
90 brom.
Jul DteSe,nG
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-10

Washington. u. C., Tanna,, 1913.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-10

n7rtrp A. srrosn Ass S.rrrn JuSI lSrE 1905 Al rHr Posi-
orrrr A. prooHiu, Iowa, UHprE IVA Acr " COssErss %
kAIeH 3, 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-10
Svopolens Grobrino.

berr amunefen ieileo foruten braif
% BRAN
Os ifuteu, iom ban forte, par am
lie eooe "Sram".
Mot poIeu op par Iejuet, oen par
pei ifimtet for;
,llen maneen eaate loffet bag taa'
febeimens Ter.
Slot Iummert par bur,eret bldnbt
eutterne omboro;
Obi Iduosm9no bdooe brummet:
"ppao piI ! III oernoro?
Der bar 10 peary ud9let fit i~tiernes
banner fat.
Sad la Ga ANDRE 81 fig meo sadtcrs
ne fiat"
>lleu fsreren meofapteiueu tiot per
let title orb
O9 itepuet moo Mdbeira meo fire
tai / ror.
De pioite bpdo oe pioite oe bet rYe
i'm ito:
"Kdnb4noe ifaI Sc gutter fad ope
itcrre ib."
O9 Ga faa ifuten eyneet paa 6unhs
ais lune req,
,fif farerne en- mor9eu oeu rareite
beifeb:
Dor plan er bit liot ~iicrre; mel
Sen bGrer pel pauo,
Den beoitc rel til polen 9aar laIss
Hong Goparos Gauo".
Dc itirreo, os &c itirreopaa NieIiens
ip0re Fart;
Den tanfe par for flor til at fottes
Ell fart.
Dog ueo oeu iloe. 90 euitemmiet
Pom ct fraftiot ia.
Den enc pol for uoree, ri tar oeu,
hip! burial"
Ger blep lin paa ifuten, bpor
itilbeo radoet for,
Not P%palbu9ten bar oet for gum
lti9Ite ber.
bisarriereu meo tituiiuSs
... adri9 70
Jog mG9ti9 op / brynet fit iclps
bpite DO.
2llt Sif iaa jeput % iiuoiet paa
odmmel noromdnospis:
De losiet, byooe "~5rambeim" al
borb % iue % Is;
DS iueIe ielbuno itupte foruteu
mtnefte lyo
Til Gifimosulpenes uoelte frye.
"." Den enc pol for ,
-. .... .., 2llen fereren / til,
GA l9daer moro
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-10
sem 1prf ~aomnipsmar,ea.

soeoepriSen l t~orRieuiee sper.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-24
NDIA's GOLD ABSORPTION.

The gold absorption BIZ India has
been the financial phenomenon of the
time. In less than four years India has
absorbed almost S400,000,O0o in gold.
In the fiscal year ending March 81
1910, India took $70.219.lO3 in gold !;
in the same fiscal year of 1911 India
took S71,760,063 in gold; in the same
in gold for the present fiscal year the
estimate is that India takes $l25 ,0G0,-
900 OF gold; the estimate being only
for the month OF March, the figures
for the other eleven months being act
uaI. For the year up TO February 18th
India took upwards of sIl5.000,000 in
gold. DoubtIcss the $l25.O00,0o0 mark
will be fully reached.
This 100000 900 of gold taken bv
India in excess of her exports. is gold
that is boarded and never comes OUT
OF India. nor does 1t appear in the
banks, commerce. or business of that
country. Not only is this gold lost
for al indefinite period 10 the west.
ern world, but "as it would furnish
the basis of loaning power of at
least $1,000 100000, the vacuum made
in the banking power Of the western
nations has been equal to the gold out.
put of the world for two years and n
half"
India thus takes hundred million
dollars in gold every year. That is a
very serious drain upon the gold pro-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-24
PosTMAsTERs SCARED OUT.

The thirty-five thousand postmasters
whom President Taft undertook TO pro-
tcct in office by putting them in the
civil service list. precisely as President
Roosevelt had done during his term as
TO very large number Of postmasters,
evidently see their finish. 1t was not
thought wise TO vacate President Taft g
order, on account of the row that the
civil service reformers would make
Burlesop ipgeDlously conceived the idea
that inasmuch as these postmasters
were put in the civil service he would
apply civil service examinations to
them. The examinations so proposed
will he got up by himself, and he will be
inclined, OF course to see that they are
so framed that the ordinary postmaster
would fail to pass them.
The postma sters affected seem to un-
derstand this without any coaching,
and so they are resigning, as report
ed, at the rate Of two hundred day.
1t is Just as well, for it would be idle
to try to hold on to their offices In
view of the programme that Postmaster
General Burleson is said to be having
prepared for, as the purpose of the
examination would inevitably be TO oust
the Republican postmasters, and as the
examination would be fixed by Post
master General Burlesou, the fact that
be would so frame it as to compel the
failure of most of the postmasters was
too evident for argument.
The postmasters, therefore, foresee-
ing their inevitable doom, get out be-
fore the examination is proposed. This
is what they would have to do any
way, and it is Just as well for them
to go peacefully and voluntarily as IN
any other way; since to wait and face
the odium of failure to pass an examina-
ton, which failure would necessarily
impute to them an unfitness to hold the
office would be diStasteful in the ex
treme.
The ingenuity of PostmasterG General
Burleson s conception in this matter is
worthy of the best era of ''spoils poll
tics in the United States He is evi-
IDENTIFY a man on to his Job, and fully
determined TO have Democrats manage
the postoffices.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-24
VERDICT BY AUDIENCE,

In these days Of attacks upon the
courts and of making National issue
of the recall of the decisions Of State
courts, it is curious to see the freaks
that follow. Judges in California and
in Oregon have been accused Of pan
dering to popular clamor and giving
decisions that are not sound in the law
because Of supposed popular demand
for such rulings.
But 1T has been left TO Georgia to
put the cap'sheaf of folly upon def.
erence to popular judgment in the mat
ter of court procedure. A story comes
from there of the trial of negro
charged with burglary and assault with
intent to commit rape. Two women
Of i'll repute are reported as the COM
plainants. The Jury found the man
guilty, as we see recited in the New
York Evening Post, but recommended
that instead Of being punished as for
felony he be punished as for a mis-
demeanor. The Judge seems to have
been weak. minded sort of person, and
NC VAS puA%icu pS LnG liHulHp ol tne
jury. So he put the matter to the au-
dicnce in his court as to whether the
jury S recommendation should be fol.
lowed. The audience promptly over
ruled the Jury, and held the prisoner
TO be guilty Of felony, and the judge
sentenced the negro accordingly. This
disgustel the jury immensely, and the
| foreman made an affidavit that he
feels sure that ''the jury would have
acquitted the defendant absolutely ii
| it had believed that the court would
disregard the recommendation made by
the jury that the dctt ndant be pun
| ished as for mIsdemeanor, y
The agitation could h9t be allowed
to rest tLere, OF course, ana so it was
taken &C Governor Brown of Georgia
| He promptly paroled the prisoner, say.
! ing that If cases of this kind be left
| to vote o. the audience I'VE shall
soon fad tne mob ruling III Georgia
certainly III the cours rooms Our
New York contemporary suggests that
the oniy remedy now is the recall or
Governor Brown, But the whole affair
seems to have been n wretched :arcc,
in which the Judge played the clown IS
part. If there should be any such thing
as recall Of Judges, that Judge IN
Georgia ais evidently the leading raa-
didatc for the first application of the
recall pf 1iiUpre
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-24
AN UNWARRANTED VETO.
We find the following editorial para
graph in the Portland Oregonian:

We find the following editorial para
graph in the Portland Oregonians
The Governor OF Nevada vetoes the
minimum eight hour bill for women be-
cause there are not enough women VINO
work In that State to make the law
worth while,
If the Governor Of Nevada vetoed the
minimum eight-hour bill for women
simply because he held different
opinion from the legislative judgment
as expressed in that bill, he exceeded
his rightful powers. The Governor of
State, to be sure, is at liberty to veto
any bill that may be passed. but a
Governor who has the rightful respect
for a coordinate branch of the govern.
meut will not veto a bill on any such
grounds as that. 1t makes no differ.
ence whether the Governor Of Nevada
considers that Fthere are not enough
women who work in that State to make
the law worth wblle' or not Tie fact
that the Legislature thought that there
were or were about to be a sufficient
number of women who work in Nevada
to make this law worth while. ought 10
have been binding upon the Governor
a mere difference Of opinion upon a
matter of fact or of impending practi-
cal labor conditions is no ground for an
executive to found his veto upon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-24
THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE MONDAY MORNING. MARCH "a 1918

that, the amount Of gold used in the
nrts and mechanics, the proportion left
is so small that 1t utterly fails to
keep up with the requirements Of re.
serves to form the basis Of expand
ing needs in commercial credits. AS
VIC have pointed out, the great finan-
ciers Of Europe show this need to be
at the present time very acute. The
bank reserves are depleted compared
with the enormous expansion of cred'
its, and the idea that there is super
abundance of gold in tho world is
necessarily abandoned by all practical
enOnomisfs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-24

Philadelphia Record; "The White
House is to be as dry under this Ad.
ministration as it was under that of
Rutherford b. and Lucy ". Hayes, But
the diplomats. who arc accustomed to
the use OF wine with their dinners, had
refuge then at the residence of the
Secretary of State which they lack
now Mr.. Evarts used to say that Mr.
Hayes got him to give the customary
entertainments to the diplomatic corps
because they would not enjoy dinner
without wine, and Mrs. Evarts did not
forbid William M. from ornamenting
the banquet board with the fermcntcd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-24

Austria s bullying Of Montenegro is
a scandal to the world. And Russia g
interference in case Austria makes
war on Montenegro, which is intimated
in the dispatches. must be contingent
upon the attitude Of Germany. If the
Kaiser is backing Austria as he did in
the seizure OF Bosnia and Herzegovina
then Russia will hesitate long before
interposing in behalf of Montenegro
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-24

Hayes neglected to reimburse his Secre-
tary of State for the expense he had
imposed on him. In the present Ad-
ministration it is understood that the
residence Of the Secretary of State will
be as dry as that of the President OF
the United States. Under tho circuni-
stances Secretary Of the Navy Daniels
will be kept busy shaking thirst
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-24

Vice President Marshall has been
compelled TO explain that when he said
that ''an Office that cannot be filled by
Democrat ought to be abolished he
was joking, All, these jokes by public
men. 1t was Champ Clarke S joke that
the Canadian reciprocity treaty meant
Canadian annexation that frightened the
Canadians into fit, and caused them to
defeat the treaty.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-24

But it was really cruel of the Phil
adelphians TO refuse to buy the pic
lures made by Mrs. Wilson, wife Of the
President, even when they were
'Emarlsed down. Evidently the Phil
adelphia politicians didn Z consider that
investing in them was the way to favor
with the heads of the executive depart.
manta
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-24

The Australian Federation is build
ing from an American architect s plans
a new city on new site for its
capital, and calls the same Canberra.
But the jocose will probably speak of
il as Cranberry,