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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-31

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IS srfoIets tsine Grpioiion. = Ou
muBts stpas paiiisrt isin. War ole
3unoi6nur ausgeeangen? - yunae
uberIegte er. Damn en0Iih raffte or
iih duf uno troh bin, nm nadsus
ieben. oh lie nod 5rannte. Rthti1,
tie mar bod a~usgeeanesn; sbenio
lang, ME er lie 1ineelegt, Ioa re
3Inofhnur hintsr Der potrpne, nidbt
elm SOL lang mar a~bgebrann:. Gr
mubte iie pieoer ansiinoen ODER. nod
better. cine neue nebmsn; sr Ipubte
nidt. oaB uur bic 3unbmafis i'm
Snnsrn Der iberiponnenen Robre
gIimmts, er glaubte Die game s3inos
f6nur perbrenne. 9as bate iein
Jreuno. Der Steinihldger, pereeFen,
ibm gu fa9en. Sang iihsr, isinsn
6eblsr ourh Reuan3iinoen Der Quite
gut MAIDEN gu t0nnen, bob er ItneE
bic Y%atrone bon Der 8ruit oes Golz
baten. iu6te iein Yerited tpieber auf,
prebts Die patrone Sipi'6en Ole &nie
uno eriff mad fe:nsm 5euer5eua.
Mber ss iolte ibm midi gelineen, es
aus Der Saide gu aieben, penn in
bemielben Nueenblid hattie Der gIuz
benoe Sern Der 3inof4nur oas 9p<
nomit errei6t.
Sin furdtbarer 8ra9 eri9oG, eine
6eueridule ities gum 9immeI. unb
nit Serrihensn 9lieoern idnt Der
@erbre9er auf Den 8aInbooen.
Sen Solodten tpedte Die itarte De-
tonatipn reht unfanft aus benz
SAlaf. eridroden fprung er auf unb
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feinen 5eino, muir in Der Rdbe I9lug
aus Dem 8eitrdu9 9elber Rauf, unb
cine 5eueriduIe itiea in Die 2ufte.
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8epebr fhubbersit in Der Sano, aber
er fam teinen 5ein0, nur unter Dem
brennenoen 8uff cine grdBli9e bers
itimmelte 2eide. @ri9redt uno ere
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an. er batte feline 4bnung. bob er
felbit jeBt 10 oaliesen fpiirbe. tpenu es
Dem Saurten gelun9en pdre, feinen
perbre9erii9en 8orfob ous3ufIbren.
gr slaubte. es lei Elm ln9liid eei6es
ben. un5 itil nobm er ieinen !9eIm
bonn 9aupte unb ipraa Elm Gebet fur
ole Hube bes Soten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-31

= Y. ". Yorpsrs. SpftOn. NiaT. -
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g. 2oibes. Bolton. Mnf.. Il. 9.
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Squars, 9auspils. Maf.. Il. e. n.
= 8. u. Horbiu. 1927 Windeiter
StraBt. Gbicago. Il. g. u. Il. I. IN.
u. (. ~. i'm qonsen $50 paiIdgisrs.
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golf, Der ole llnterIosen iibsr oisis
r@sntIsmdn" z6lsseIsi be- Sriten be-
iist. IS fertia bringen piro. ieiEsn
2anbsIsutsn in @merita Die neue
S6rsibort bon 6Issel, BAG beibt
Gentleman. bsereiflid gu mahsn.
(Drssoeusr Nsueite Noaridtsn.
Z. Non.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-31
G.rotsn, De. 9inaIinn nj

- G'roten' De: 3dugIirq ud'
terts ii6 ieiner 5.amms.
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ben
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ur.o g';dmadpoIl. Sd gIdL5e be.
fttmmt. M mar bon Sbnen!"
ga nirtIid!" REF Der Jungs
Wann :at3idt. rllno noourf tam
Sbnsn oisisr 0eo1nte2"
Son. einiad". e%rpiorte ous
M0od.n iouft. ..Osi. i'd Ie ,Jbnsu
ooriess Sa1r fhidis."
8OraB. Junger Mann
gum Jrsuno). Bel Oeu MuHerungen
bobea ie mid ri4t gsHommsu, frsi.
pt.lis bnbsn Is mid ni4t ssnommsn,
10 1T mir oas aebsn jsst gu frisoli9.
Id - bstrate!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-31
Wie aus .

Wie aug .Oeutd d,
6ohmen : Mitteilungen" aus goss
Mid : @raoista oeIdrisben pirb.
BOT Der bosniihe Qonbes 1ef
8ensral BON Snrtotie Dor turz
gem Die beutf9en SoIonien in
3sii6oli stai uno @inoborit beiuft.
8ie ocutiden aoIoniiten, oere,i ra.
tioneue @~ooenpfIege oI9 oorbilolidI
fir Die eingeborcnen 0r%unobeiieer
gilt, Daren in ibren 8eltrebungeH
Itets nur gering mteritiiBt mor0en.
Niinmebr iproh Der 2anoeSd)eI ib.
men fir ibr I%obensncrtes @irfen
feline nollite anertennun9 aus mo
peripro6, nod 8eenoigung oes
qrie9es Die &olonien in ieoer Sin.
Iift foroern 81 tpolleg! - Gie
oeutiden aotoniiten in 8osnien, bic
cine etruo 3%5iahrige auIturarbeit &C.
leiitet uno groBe goOcnildfen gos'
MEMS niiebor gemoft haben, Iino in
t9 @ruppen geteiIt un0 3dblen ms
geiomt 5000 aopfe.
aonia Jeriranb ron
g~ulgarien 1T bstanntIia elmer Der
sifrigitsn gsiudsr Der gaprsrtbsr
Jsftipisle esfpeien; sr BOT isbss 5nbr
Idnssre 3sit bort e:rpsist unb ben
Qrmsn Der Stobt jsossmal roms
bate Spsnben dbernisItn. Sn 8er'
sbrung fir 9ul9oriens a0nis uno
Spmpatbie fir bos tapisre Doll bat
MN Der Woeiitrat bic 4uiiorbsruna
IN bic Giupobneridoft 9sriAtet, Der
SammIung fir bos Rots arsus fir
pulaorisn moeIidi rsi4e Spsnotn
;u5ufubrsn; Der Wnsiitrat istbft be-
piuiats bisriiir 1000 Wari.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-31

Gin .leidtsr" g d. pertr
Stobsor3t: .0aS. Sic pollen gu ben
6lie9ern2 8ei Shrer 8orpulen32
6reim,Ii9er; Wein Batter ia9t iiua
mer. id lei Der leihteite 8ruoer ouf
Der Weltl
- Hui de Teble. 1nter.
pffi5ier; Nun, BibiIoff, ipie ihmsdh
biz bic W6beIDolitur2
Rufie: 8rohor!ln! limb 10 miISeE
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-31

Yoriidti9. 8antbarer pa
tient: -. unb i'm iibrigen iuore es
mir Iebr angenebm, Ssrr 0oitor.
lpenn Sic mir Sure liquidation reht
baIb 3%uienoeu miiroen!
8~eriibmter 4r3i: 8, bos bat
pirtlid nod Set! - Sb ienoe mel
nen potienten bic Hednung INNER
crit Damn. penn 's pieOer gang ;rGfz
tia qeporoen iino!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-31

Der g 1meidIer. Dame:
Gasen Sic, 5err aIedier. hGtten sic
nitt 2uit, mid gu mnlen4
0err Eled1er: Guit? uno OBJ.
meme 9ndbios! Ibsr i'd turtts, i4
neroe e nidt tonuen!
9oms: Riht tonnsn2 Wtslo
oenn?
0err &ledier: We'll Der Slan5
Sbrsr grideinuna msin huge bls1s
bet!
Gin &uffissr. o.: 0rsi
oeutide Shiffe Iinb in Die 2uft ess
flogsn.
g.: limb BAG Iagsn Sic 10 ru-
higg
4.: ia - 2ufti4iiie. /.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-31
yuonis SaIbatrr.
Gin Grsberjps als idliidlter S~riuatmann
scitprben.

seiturben.
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Suge i'm alier bon 6S Sabrsu auf
ieirsm Sdlofis gu Sranoeis an Der
glbe eeItorben. Oa Sdriftiteler gs=
meini9li6 nidt in ei9enen S6Iofiern
iterbsu. ic befagt Idpn bieis Satiahe.
oaB .Shrifhtsler NeufeiO" Elm
SGriftiteller beioubersr art mar. ME
benn aud ole @dnleflbGen. Die ibm
5utommen. ouf oieie beioneere Irt
binpeuten. rSdriftitener ReufeIo"
NOR nGmlid BON 9auie aus Gr3bers
soe uno bieb ols iolher 2uopig
Salpator. Seine Wieoe itano in
SIprens, mo oaSumaI nod iein Batter
2eopoIb ii. G~roBber5os bon Sostds
na mar. Gr mar 0as SpOlfte 8ino
uno Der pierte Sobn biefes tinderreis
den 3eesntsn, unb isin iiinsiter 8ru.
Der mar Sobann Srth. Wis piele
MitgIieoer oieier Salpator9rupps nss
9aufes Qotbringens 6absburg, mar er
aus Der ersberaoeli9en Grt gei6las
gen; oenn Elm grsCrSog muB bod
gemdB alter !0austrooition in eriter
2inie SoiDat fem. 4ud 2uotpie
Sulpator bat natiirlid Die miIitdri.
fde Qaufbobn einI6laeen miifen.
Nber peitsr aIs bis gum 3ong zines
Sberiten bat er IS bnrin nift gss
braGt. uno boB er gum Oberiinbas
Der oes So. Snfanteries Re9iments tn
nannt nuroe, mar elm rein tonpen=
tioneller Itt.
Die lebten 40 Sabre feines 2ez
bens bat er te;neu miIitdriifen Oieuit
mebr setan. ipnbern gang isinen Ii
terarifdgepsrnpbii9 : ieemdnniiGsn
Neigungen gelebt. Quf ei9ener Su6t.
bic er aud ielbit ols gepriifter .aa=
pitdn LANCER 6obrt" beTebli9te. bat er
Dor allen oas Mittelmeer obgeitreift
uno gum 0egenitono feiner Staoien
uno Sdiloerun9en gemo6t. uebsr
bic galeoren bat er oenn aud iein
9auptpert perfaBt: .0is 9alearen,
in WOrt uno Bib eel9ilpsrt." g
Sdnbe. 2eip5ig 1857 0ieis treffs
li6e Irbeit. ipoou er Die 4bbiIbuus
gen, ba er aud iiber Elm aniebnlides
3eidenz uno MaItalent perfiste,
ielbit ongefertiet bat, trug ibm Die
Mitsliepi9aft Der &Oniglidsn Geo
gropbii9en Geieaf9aft in 9onocn
unb Der 3oiierli9en Itooemie Der
Wihenfhaften in Wien elm. 4uber
Sieiem Werte bat er nod cine Iaage
Reihc anoerer d~n5iebenber Heiietes
fdreibuneen unb 2anoi9aftsidilhes
run9en perfoBt. Der grSberaoa, Der
BON ieinen @Itern S6Iob 8ranoeis
unb elm ~ndmboftes 8erm0een seerbt
bate, 1T unpermd6lt geblieben. Man
Ta9t. oab er ben SOB ieiner 8raut,
bic. ouf Der Serrafe hires eIterIiden
S6lohes feiner barrenb. Dor ieinen
Qu9en nit ibrem 8otiIttIeibe auf unz
oufsetldrte WeiIe Seuer fling uno eli.
men fdredli6en 6Iammentob fanb,
ME babe perpinoen tonnen. Qu6 bic
Nei9ung our 3uriidge3o9enbsit bat
man auf bieies fdrsdIi6e Grlebnis
5uridfibren poLen. @aein oieIe
biirfte ii6 better aIs 8ererbung err
fIGrsn loien, oo iie aud Ieinem uns
9IiitIiden 9ruosr Sobann Srtb eigen
mar, nit benz er ia aud ole 2iebe
gum Reiien unb Sesfabren aemein
botte. uno BEL onbern Qbtommlinoen
oes 2ostuno5tpei9es Ser 6obsburoer
pieberisbrts. SIN Gs9eniaB 5u bic.
fen bot er ieboh Den ,3uiammenbuna
NIT BEN @r5bnuie ME auigeesben uno
ou4 nidt auf feline Redts oIs G,3s
per5os per3i6tet. obfdon sr oapon
tsinen 8ebraud ma9te unb INNER
muir ols fcpli6ter pripaimonn behans
belt iein trolte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-19
BAN STATE CENSUS,
IS CONVENTION PLAN
Bill with Suggestion Made
by Tribune VIII Be In
troduced TC. day.

.r-.u S, ~ cos-,,poa tr.. ~ To T".n.eI
ALBANY. May Is. The Constitutional
Convention Will adopt proposed
amendment incorporating the sIgges-
tons advanced in The TrlDune's edi-
foriol this morning advocating the
abandonment q the state census taken
10y ten wears. This was decided upon
at IN informal conference Of several
of .he convention leaders to-day. A
bill embodyiug The Tribune's sugges-
lions will be introduced tomorrow BY
Charles II Belts Of l.: ons.
"The editorial was as much OF sur
nrisc as il was an excellent sugges-
lion said Mr.. Betts tonight. AT the
prcscnt moment D,ii-dr2t,'ng experts
are at work putting The Tribune sag
restlons into the shape OF proposed
amendment. which will mean the say.
ing Of about 100000 to the people OF
the state every ten ears.
Nr Rett, and other leaders of the
convention were enthusiastic IN their
approva! Of the editorial. and declared
tha, not only would it mean SAVING
TO tho taxpayers. we're its suggestions
nut into effect, but il would prevent
al- oartIsan reapportionmcnt IN the
future.
There is no reason. as The Tribune
states" said Mr.. Betts. why the state
should not use the census of the Fed
cral government, which Is fair and I'M
martial. I'm Che bill which will be IN
reduced tomorrow provision Is made
that ~honoyer he Federal government
fail. 10 make cedsua every ten years
the Legislature may empower the prop
or authorities 10 do the work.
Shori Ballot Amendment.
Among the bills TODAY we're Sc;
providing for several Legislative re
forms. introduced by Robert s. Pelle.
.rcau. OF Suffolk. He would make all
elective state officials below the RANK
Of Lieutenant Governor appolntive by
:he Governor. and would make them
the Governors council. to have seat
go the Legislature. as members of tnr
F Cabinet i'm England have seats in Par
F lament. with The same rights AM
privileges Of voice IN all measures
affecting their departments.
Isaac Sargent of Kings. introduced
proposed amendment making IT com
pulsoly for citizens TO vote.
4 rcapportionment plan. whereby
Ncv foik City's representation IN the
Seuato could be increased from TWEEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-19
"fHs AN M EVE If"

Ei.g. Bank a. the reserve agent ,or
IN" bauks il served at present. mr..
B.audci. admitted that the Controller
must act within the las, but declared
that the law had invested MIA wan
....l3a .cn Mother tnst no. any
.o.be, court could review. What the
bank wanted. he said. was not onIy an
irvasion Of this discretion. but a
.prophetic invasion Of the Controller
a. erection a. 20 hat should ara """'
should not be done.
Tue Mis-, Lolita H. Taylor incident
was eNplained to-day by an ahdaFlt
.trt b. DEBUT. Controller !. =. Kane.
winch said that Miss Taylor still re.
NAMED IN the Treasury a witness OF
M. destruction Of mutilated money, Dut
mo- longer repre- ented the National
CIV Bank 20 prepare abstracts a. 20
the condition o. Wationa! banks .., -,
Pleading that he had been .chl.!ed
BIZ draft, through The musty old cour' ,
i'...c building relic o. the DAYS OF
john Quincy Adams Samuel inter
myer requested the court TO adjourn an
hour and half before the usual time
50 that he might take some Treatment :.
l. vas agreed that the court shoulGI
opeu half an hour earlier than usual
tomorrow. III !.
# ie expected that argument Till De
completed tomorrow, as Mr. n!er-
mycr said he would be through before
luncheon. while Senator Barley VIII
take. he said. less than tWO hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-19

ty-one to twcnty-four and the total
Senate membership cut from htty one
20 fifty. was introduced by senator
Foley. ...;....
Salaries Of Supreme Court Justices
would be increased from >io'Clo -
SIS. 900 and the $4,000 extra allowed
justices designated to the Appellate
divisions Of the Third and rourth Ge-
partments would be eliminated lhoer
proposal submitted by a. !. clear
water. OF Kingston.
A plan to establish CONSTITUTIONS;
the forests OF New York State, with
move to select the chief Of the depart
mont having the forests in charge. was
hroa he'd TO the conservation committee
b. Hugh P. Baker. dean OF the Syracuse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-19
Asked for Work for His Father.

With reference 90 letter written
Co. tine Mutual Life Insurance Company
by the plaintiff asking for me payment
o. au houorarium 20 his father. Nh
Barnes said his father was .hc fore
most authority OF insurance matter,
10 the state. ln 1901 he called OH the
prcsidou; of the three Dig companice
iu New York and explained the cordI-
tion OF his fathers finances. He asked
IF they would not give him 4 reta;ue:
20 do work iu Albany and elsewhere.
Nv. Barnes declared vigorously that his
father had rendered services for the
payments o. $4,000 70 year h. got from
the three companies. The witness said
his letter vas written 10 the Nutua
company ~ slime "hC1 his father "as
sick and thc annual pa} ment failed 20
"rli-e.
Then began the sur-rebut:al. After
Nr Loeb had finished his testimony
and MIR. GuCgenhoim had supported mis-
story. Mr. Bowers called: Colonel
Roosevelt lu the tvInhliug OF an
csc the Colonel. IN his new brown
tweed suit aud somewhat tanned from
Bis Weekend AZ oyster Ray. had braced
himself IN the witness chair. ASKED
to give his account Of thc meeting
with Mr.. hutchinson m the Harvard
Cluh. Dc leaned over to the jJry and.
puuctuatirG each word with p Jerk Of
the bead aad haze Of his iet. said:
"Mr. Hutchinson -1id he though !
ought 80 b- back IN the Republican,
PARTY. go uhstaucc. he eaid th3t d.
TO OF M, sPcocLos ! had handled the
administration as 20 Republican had
been able 20 handle il. said thought
ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-19

IL making his a.cu-lC 2 ioc 'le GOV
eramcnt. LouI. h. Briutcis aIv ied the
injuactIcls tacd b. :he baak INTO ioC-
heads ono ON the 5000 penalty, a.
ready imposed; o., teekng % coU5C
the COntro.lcl % approve tne EIGr
Bank rs eve agent. one aCetlu-
70 prevent the imposition o. turtle
penaltics. and the rour,h seeking pro
.cction from otlcr actions apprehended
by the bank.
Iu regard 20 fur;he- penalties. he de-
clared ina, Controller Niiiiams's an
svcr stating ;ha. he intended 70 M
pose no more ucualtie7 was efficient
That the ban. Wa. attempting 20 get
the court 20 prescribe IT. advance hoW
an official o. the government should
conduct bic Office was Nh Brandeis's
answer 20 the fourth group OF injuuc-
ton requests. In discussing The qUcs-
ton OF approving the riggs Bank as a
reserve agent. Mr BrandeIs declared
that all Mr. Williams had ever th- al
encd % do vas 20 decline 10 approve
the bank a. reserve agent for banks
which might in the future apply for
such agents, lie said Mr. williams
had not proposed 70 discontinue the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-19
!. r. Used Linco!n,s Principles.

=. Nt-CllDlH- ms CONVEX .tIou Will
AI Barnes 81 the Hotel Manhattan an
hour or 50 after the state conn tie ,
had elected Nice-PresideHt Sherman
for temporary chairman Of the state
convention in July. 1910. Co'one
Roosevelt said:
"lir. Barnes told me- that the or
sanization was opposed 10 dircc, pr
marics and the principles enum rated
i'm my OssawCtlm,e speech and that
hey would not support me If con
unuci 70 stand Tor these principle
and primary Legislation. answered
that M. Parsons had told m he wa7
lu favor Of NJ. Tai; as against ne. but
wa. no. Interested either loo myself
or Mir. FAT IN this issue. J regarded
the points involved hcre % far greater
.uuortance than the future either o.
Mr. TAFT or myself
II was Importing direct pr,marie g
because ! believed n them. and al {
was trying 10 DO W nv Os awo.ami o
speech vas 30 apply the principles o
Lincoln 10 this century. I could no
lpaudoa the gght. sid and NJ
Barnes replied that under The circu.n-
stances he night would have 20 20 on
"Dd Mr. Barucs listen 20 your long
speech. which would designate a
mouolOgue. without making any COM
ment o" asked Nr. WINS on re-cross-eX-
animation. stepping right Ep under the
nose Of tie distinguished witness.
II gave what said. and | told what
his reply was" an ,"ered the Colonel
NO. YOU didn't. You Just gave >
said Mr ivlns. with
wicked twinkle 100 his eve.
81 go not" shot the Colonel. with
combatrcncss that almost startled Nh
WINS. "Ir you doubt the accuracy o.
m. memory YOU can ask the ste
uogrlpner" and he ground his teeth a
n hc would bc perfectly willing TO
ever NJ lvlns's head from his body.
Nj Wins had enough and dropped him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-19
Dia not Sue Golfers Weekly.

IL. la.t impowau. point %. cross
examination was Air. BamesE adm
sion tha. he had not suct Golfers
Weekly Tor publishing m 1872 q severe
attack upou bim. This was one OF ;n'
articles which Colonel Roosevelt says
Influenced him ia uttcling the alleged
libel.
After the cross-c&amina' Of MIR.
Barnes was finished half dozea lecis-
'l-ors testified shat Mr. EaTutS had uo'
attempted 90 iUhucuc' thcIr course IN
the Senatorial iCht ot 1871. Then Nr
barnes was taken iu r3ud Tor redirect
examination by Mir Wolf. lr. lyirs'S
associate. Mr. Barnes said he had been
led 20 advocate he election Of an in
dependent Democrat to .uccccd W..
Dcrcv fos the reason that Dcp"w's
election was hopeless. that President
TAFT had called an extra session Of
Colgrcs and that j. was essential to
have ne state properly represented.
lie said ne had advised senator
Bracket aud Edward \. Merritt. the
Republican minority .cadcr on the i>-
cmhly. 20 enforce % tull attendance o.
Republicans in order 90 proven thc
election o. Mr. Shoelau lie again dc
Med that he ever had an arrangement
with Charles j.. Murphy. and said he
did nor recollcct telling ex-senator J.
MayAcw Wainwright. that any such ar
ranPemert existed
Asked by SIR Wolf TO state what
advice ne had given &C Senator GrattIn
ou the racetrack bili. Nr. Barnes said
hc urged him 10 .ote against y al
though Nh. Grattan feared n I"oolG
cmbarrass him to change his position.
oil ~
any corporation protection. either on
legislative or executive matters. N re-
tram or campaign contributions -. as,-
I'd lIr. Wolf.
II rover did" said Mr. Barnes with
IL. .--...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-19
Colonel Shows His Teeth.

And the Colonel's teeth broke through
and Illuminated his face for g. fraction
OF time a. he threw back his head
and chuck.cd.
Nj Hutch 1son vaH.cd TO hnoW #
| could not ger back that fan in the
Republican party continued the wit
mess. II said / $50. anxious 70 SUI
port e. Republican candidate for Gov
o~uor no We could be sure would war
ON Republican crooAcduess the same
a. cu Democratic. II was idle 90 ask
nee ard mcI like Ec 20 come back
when the party was dominated by mon
of hc standards 81 MIR. Barnes
Coioncl Roosevelt. then testified con-
corning his conversation with Mr.
Barnes iu the Executive Mansion when
he Eas Governor Din 1899.
"Trc plaintiff aid in substance" he
testified. That big buSince~ men had TO
contribut. 10 the cor -ervativc side 20
take car OF their interests. and they
would contribute both 70 the Rcpub F.
cans and the Democrats because here
had 20 b' connection between big
bushes, ard tho party organization fO"
mutual holptu.acss and from Tie stand
poiut Of protecting Dig business from
the attacks OF the dcmapoguc and the
-rI,rrrfIt.ei %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-19

The Federal Judiciary has been sub
iect 10 widespread criticism through
out the country during thC las. .er
wears. Louis Marshall. %, NcH fora,
declared Today at a hearing before iae
judiciary committee.
Mn Marsnal pointed 20 thc criticism
he declared was directed again ihe
Federal judges as an argument aga at
those who favored an ao.7.atFe }s-
TEN. Judge A. T. Clearwater. . r.em-
bcr o. -hc committee. agreed "i'. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-19

College Of Forestry. who declared that
The forests Of New YORK could be
brought 10 p point b. opmeat
whore they would bring a1 income Of
81 900 600 a YEAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-19
Barnes Did Not Trust Taft.

.,.
Nr Barnes was pp' r the pos 'oh
O. having declared iU 1910 tna' he diC
lot trust president TAFT. The colonel
asserted .nrI a. I'D. meeting with
B.roes in Jul- o. that GEAR. lus' aitcr
President sherman for Temporary char
man of the ,tatc convention. VI.
Rarros had tcld him they expected 20
support him They felt more kindly
toward him than thc- did toward Mr..
Tar. They d'd no, trust Sir. Taft ana
the Tre-iGca had lIoG go double
cross .,cw Peg lhc Snera1 matter.
However, ther co",o hot stand iot 'ne
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1915-05-28
Penny For G. A. R. Pillar

Pierre-To call upon the COM
missioners of the different coun-
ties of the state to appropriate
one cent for each resident of the
county, to assist in the erection
of a memorial for the G. A. r.
upon the state capitol grounds is
the proposition which Col. b. P i.
Farr of this city to urge upon
the G A. r. members who meet
at Rapid City.
The legislature has appropri-
ated one thousand dollars for
this purpose, whenever five
thousand dollars has been secur-
ed by the G.. A. r. and it is to
secure this fund that the rapidly
diminishing members of that or
der ask for the county appropria-
ton. This would be about $500
for the largest county.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1915-05-28
CIRCUIT COURT
CONVENES
The May Term Conven-
ed Tuesday.

The May term of Circuit Court
convened Tusday morning With
Judge Thos. l.. Boucl1 presiding.
and VIM. Wallace, as court re-
porter. The greater part of the
day was taken up with applica
tions for citizenship, of which
there were twelve or thirteen.
Motions for new trials, dismis-
sails, and the calling of the cal
ander, and pleadings in the
criminal actions took up the
balance of the day and part Of
Wednesday.
In the case Of State VS. Kimble
assault with a dangerous weapon,
defendent pleaded guilty to sim
pie assault, and was fined $50 or
25 days in jail.
o. P. Ronning, charged with
selling liquor Without a license,
entered a plea of not guilty of
violation of liquor law as a
registered pharmacist
Charley Boardman, another
illegal liquor dealer, entered a
plea of guilty
John Barnett, charged with
burglary, entered a plea of guilty
and was fined S1OO. The fine in
this case was suspended on con-
dition that the defendant pay for
the goods takelf and otherwise
live up to the conditions imposed
by the court.
The case of U. G.. Smith, sell
ing liquor without a license, was
taken up Wednesday afternoon
and was given to the jury that
evening. After deliberating on
the case all night the jury failed
to reach an agreement and were
discharged.