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See
to
The Boy Who Laid the Blame on
the Devil.
The son of a Chicago preacher stole
$6. The judge seemed inclined to be
severe. The boy's father began to
plead for him.
“Judge,” he said, “he has always
been a good boy. I can’t understand
it. I’m sure he must have been in the
hands of the devil.” a
But the judge didn’t think much of
the excuse. He may haye had in mind
“The Original Excuse,” when a man of
very early history by the name of
Adam laid the blame on a woman call-
ed Eve, and Eve promptly transferred it
to the devil. The story goes on to say
that it didn’t do Eve any good. Any-
way, the Chicago judge refused to
stand for it.
“Young man,” he said, “don’t you get
it into your head that the devil whs re-
sponsible for your conduct. Tt
your fault, and not his, so don’t shift
the blame onto the: devil. That’s all.”
Then he fined the boy -$200. .
The judge was Judge Landis. He
the same judge who conducted the in-
vestigation of Standard Oil, and who
handed such embarrassing questions to
John D
Of course, the father’s excuse
the devil was “flab-dub,” the same as
Eve’s We wouldn’t need to be
judges to know that. For all we know,
sure-enough per-
sonal with borns and tail; but he
doesn’t take any of us by the back
the neck and foree us into badness, un-
was
is
about
was,
devil,
of
less we are willing.
But the boy got away with
the judge find him $200. That
fine was more than 30 times
and
the
$6,
is,
as much
as the amount involved.
it’s a good, big. lusty
fine,
Proportionately,
of
did
realize
$6. dis-
honest dollars, cost That
poor business, and don’t you forget i!”
Standard Oil didn’t say anything
about the devil. Perhaps he’s one of
the stockholders. They him,
Landis imposed of
It’s an emphatic sort a
“You
you
The
$200.
fine.
and says to that boy,
and I rather
Here's a lesson for you.
Wrong,
suspect it
you
ignored
and Judge a fine
over £29.000.000 —Kx.
: -
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PEAT) TIME.
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--H.3GwWIN, Concord, Ga.
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{ Court House Rules and Regulations.
The Board of Commissioners for
Somerset county in executive session
met, all members being présent, and in
order to protect the public grounds
and buildings of Somerset county,
unanimously passed and regularly
adoptedjthe following resolution:
Resolved, That the Commissioners of
Somerset county do hereby authorize |
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| public property of the county, to ar-
rest anyfperson or persons found de-
| facing or destroying any of the public
| property of Somerset county; or any
person orfpersons found spitting on the
floors of the Court house, and to pro-
ceed against such person or persons ac-
cording to law.
And}be it further] Resolved that the
Superintendent of Grounds and Build-
ings, and the Court House janitor, be
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fications of the charges against
CHOLERA |
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had it not beenifor the use¥of Cham- |
authorized and directed, on and after
the 19th day of August, A: D. 1907, ex-
cepting Wednesday of each week, and
such times as the Courts of Somerset
county be in session during the even-
ings, to close the Court House and all
the offices therein at the hour of 6
o'clock p. m., provided that on Wednes-
days of each week the buildings and of-
fices shall be closed at 10 o’clock p.
THE LIMIT OF LIFE.
The most eminent medical
are unanimous in the conclusion that
the generally accepted limitation of
human life is many years below the at-
fainment possible with the
knowledge of which the
possessed. The critical period'that de-
termines its duration, be be-
tween 50 and 60; the proper care of the,
body during this decade cannot be too
carelessness then being
Nature's best help-
the sci-
revitalizes
scientists
advanced
race is now
seems to
strongly urged ;
fatal to longevity.
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A
R. A. L. Dick Disbarred.
Judges Boyd and Keedy Friday last
filed their opinion in the Dick disbar-
ment case, and ordered the name
Robert A. IL. Dick stricken from
in the Allegany County Circuit Court.
is
of
the |
roll of attorneys authorized to practice |
The opinion quite lengthy, and
cites several authorities.
were “established... The court
had failed to return to Mrs.
$400 due her after the Grand Jury re-
fused to indict her son for perjury, she
having given Dick $500 to use in secur-
ing a bond for her son,
The court stated that this charge
against Dick was fully proven, and
“not only sustained by the evidence,
but the testimony of Mr. Dick given in
open court in attempting to explain it
showed him to be an unfit person to
practice law.”
In closing the court’s
Boyd said: “Disagreeable as it is to be
called upon to so act in discharge of
the duty imposed upon us, we, cannot
hesitate toipass an. order striking the
name of the respondent from the roll of
attorneys of this court by reason of
the acts proven under specifications
numbered first, second and third being
established, although we do not feel
justified in disbarring the respondent
Three speci- |
Dick |
went
pretty fully into the charge that Dick Pe
Powers |
$100 of which |
was to be his fee in the case.
opinion, Judge |
under the evidence in support of the
fourth. fifth and sixth gharges
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THE SOUTHERN RAILROAD’ S SUR- |=
RENDER.
Rejoice-and be dad. ‘or the danger is past,
Civil war will not ravage the lard,
Since the Sou hern railway has yieldeo at |
last
And abandoned its obstinate stand.
Thus the tragical drama |
In old Alabama !
And elsewher , which seemed to increase
In it- venom intense,
Meets its finish, and hence
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Uncle Sam may rest calmly at peace.
In the recent contention the
The first steps tow’rds a terrible fray,
populace saw |
For the state was intent on enforcing the
law
Which the railroad refused to obey.
“No rate regu’ation
By state legislation
said the railroaders grim,
covernor yelled,
For us,?
Then the
“Iron the
Jin fooling with hin.
state voure expelled.”
There was dang
Now it happened that North Carolina betore {
Had similar fuss,
There
sore
And embroifed Uncle Sam in the
got Into a
a federal judoe made the covernor |
TSS,
By a sudden decision
He checked all revision
Of rates til the stat Cit plain
That
Then they squared thin
coanade
twas ripe for a row,
as ome how,
And the railvroaders humbled remain.
Vern takes a tresh
think
And concludes
deed
Of its getting the switftand completerinkey
dink
If it doesn't to warning
And when notice is given
That soon twill be driven
m out Alabama, right there,
With a tear in its eye
It takes back its defi,
And cuts rates with fidelity rare.
thitt there's danger in-
give heed.
Thus the war cloud is lifted, and henceforth, |
no doubt,
Ev'ry railroad will cheerfully make
Any change in rates that lawmakers |
map out,
And the statutes they never
And in case ’tis enacted
: That payment exacted
From trav’lers henceforward must cease,
Will the railroads say nay
To the order? Not they.
They're bound over and must
peace.
—ARTHUR GG. BURGOYNE, in
zette Times.
its
will breal.
keep the
Pittsburg Ga- |
TO LAND OWNERS:—We have
printed and keep in stock a supply of
trespass notices containihg extracts
from the far-reaching trespass law pass- |
ed at the 1905 session of the Pennsyl-
Legislature. The notices are
printed on good cardboard with blank.
line for signature, and they -will last
for years in all kinds of weather. Every
and owner should buy some of them,
as the law requires land owners to post
their lands if they want the protection
of the latest and best trespass law ever
passed. Send all orders to THE STAR,
Elk Lick, Pa. tf
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DR.KING’S NEW DISCOVERY
Will Surely Stop That Gough.
I pleas
| call this picture
It Will Be Vreven,
Waiter—What
like, sir?
irvington Boothlette —
kindly run through your
mec friend, I will tell you.
kind of pie wold
YO!
If you will
repertoire,
Can't Down
It.
LU fy
i bi}
Mrs. Casey— What ails that
Ha’s gittin’ that impudent he
the: whole house.
Dennis—Well, he
Home Rule, I think.
goat?
runs
believes
One Admirer.
Miss Pig-—Alas, how sad and lone-
ly my. lot! - No one loves me. I
gues i Jecause I am not good-
[Took ing: %.
Ar Béar-=
me.
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Well, you look good to
Poor Consolation.
Mistress-——But, . Mina, what
you crying so for?
Servant—My parents won't
marry my sweetheart.
Mistress—Oh, well,
Such a’ handsome
easily find another
let
+i
Wiki
calm yours:
fellow as he
girl.— Figaro
Couldn't Do It.
Photographer -- Now look
ant.
(rarbidge
Pm'a Janitor
please
It's
in a New
quite impos
York flat.
A r lausible Explanation.
Little Girl why do
Life?” There's
other lifetesa
Papa, they
Still
flowers, fruit and
in it.
You
little
only
things
Papa
0 a
there's
ther:
mistaken;
of
are
hit cheese
1<
als
Figaro.
At Last.
Jithel At last Mrs. Brown
her husband have agreed.
Maud—You don’t say so.
Ithel Yes; on a separation
Regal Fare.
Director of a travelling dramatic
conipany (to tavern waitress)—
L.isi, give the lady a glass of beer and
a sausage. She plays Queen Eliza-
beth to-night, and I want to treat
her according to her rank.
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