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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03
9entide Sparbanf mn 8nltimorf,
Siibiueit.Gfc
saltimurc. NIB Gmtam.S tras,

9aItimore,2 %. WGr5 1904.
Die am i. IpriI 1904 fGaigen
iabrliden 3inicn our State BON orci
Tro5ent merben on ienem Datum
aif Credit zines ieoen Gontos &c.
bltdt neroen uno ant uno nod) Mon-
tag, ben A. Mpril 1904. 5,tr @intra.
aung III ben 9epoiitcn-S iidern bereit
fem.
Stoats. nnb StaotItci,cru iperbcn
bon Der 9onf be5ablt.
Charles Spilman, Hr1iibent.
@Gr529-MprilO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03
&erliner Elanberci.

Serltl1, oen Is. Utar3.
Sod Elm paar Gage, Damn crflGrt
Der aalenber ,offiSieQ Isriilingsan>
lang! Tins miro in Der SfuIe He.
ipcft Dor Dem aolenber gclebrt.
Nidt ecrooe Dor Dem aolenoer Der
dlten Goppter, Die nod nod Dem
lfeinbaren 2nuie Der Sonnc rehnc-
ten, niib nidt Dor Dem Der Mraber,
Die nieoerlm MIR ben frieolihen
Wtono in ibre 9etrodtlingen 5ogen,
nber bod Dor Dem aalenoer, ben
Sulils Gdiar, Der icine Ionge, i6ma.
lie Naic germ in Nues itedte, mieoer
leiolid nit Siilfe bes lternfunoiaen
Ileronoriners Soiigenes in Orb
rllng brodte. Die lebten fIeinen
Sdniber in Der 9ered)nung bat be-
fonntlid) Der orei5cbnte @regor in
Srbnuna gebroft, pesbolb mar =
mic baS oud in anocren 9is5iplinen
einc crfrcllide Site lit = nue 8or-
arbeiten fiibn igl,orirenb bon Der
~gregorioniihcn" 3%citrcdnung
ipridt. @or5 cigentIid ober itono
binter Dem EopItc ulb ieiner Wuae
bonlols Die 8eisbcit oes Barometer
gr5tes s(lops Gill. 8, Dob ib oen
tiihtigen Meoicus unter iciner Ell.
renpollen Steinplotte, sic i'm pobl
lebt orei S%obrbunocrte bie 9ruit
Oriidt, %berouslirfen f6nntc, OUTS
Ncne cine tleine Operation 1 So
lcnoer por5unebmen. 9enn mid be.
oilnft, oo ltintmt mas nid)t nit ben
georudtcn glGttd)en an Der @ono,
bic alif Der Sorbericitc preiicno Die
Eooten unb ocn Hubm bcs 8oter-
lnnbcs unb oltf Der &iifieitc bera-
tbenb &e5epte fir f0Itlid)c Snppen,
Faltctcn nno Souccn trogen. SsSh
leie imuner auf einem 9lGttbcn, oos
nahitens iauig lit, ~6riiblingson.
fang" -
Sos lit Scr 2en5 10 jung uno idon;
Ser &immel blou unb noIfenlcs,
60 bell Der &Dgel 2uitact6n
llno grim Der iungen Groe ShoB;
llnb Toienfnoipen om SpoIier,
Uno NIT Den 2noipcn ipringt Dos
Ius Ti55o ibreibt's bic aIeinc mir.
gci nns?. 80. Mcin 8ott, mir
id,reiben uM1r5!"
Oic 9irfen idiittcn leidtcs Briin
Mnf friiblin9sfriides @ieicnlono.
Ser1ibnneinnift mo Grocns bIiibcn,
llnS iunacs @olf eebt Sono in
Sanb.
llno an oes @oloes moolgem Solnl
2ad)t bunt Der Inmonen Straus-
Sm 9 hlaf notiirlid, bios i'm
Srnum;
Die WirfIidfeit iiebt onoers aus!
Sd 3GbIc 0rei 8roo Meaumiir,
Sim Simmel @olfcn - babe Nodt.
Gs iingt bas s~Srdulcin iiber mir:
Y0ic LINDEN 2iifte iino erfpoht F"
PIN gfitano bort Die 9Iumcnfrou
Salt TAPER 8eilden in oen @ino,
9is ibre SGnoc fait 10 bIau
&or Sroit, ipie ibre 8eiIfxn iino.
Der 2en5, 10 ideint's. miro matt lno
FAINT,
@enn er in 9cutihIanb betteIn aebt;
Gin Seeen, bab er - Soft fei Ganf
Sm Weper nod nnb 8rodbous itebt.
go miro iein frennbIid Neien flor
Iid llniercinem. Der am GnS
Sd)on ieiren Segen mandbes Sabr
gaein aus-Snfliienaen fennt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03
Trebericfo 0oit.

gs itarb nm 3. Ipril 1904 in ib-
rer @obniing, Mr. 2201, 0ilfins.
Mperile, Srieoerifa Oolt, geb. Soff.
meiiter, geliebte @attin bon Charles
s.. SprIt, i'm Sitter bon 81 Sobreu.
Die 3eit Der 9eeroigung miro ipa7
ter onge5cigt.
(Glunberldnoer, Wb., glGtter mol.
len gefl. copiren.) (94)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03
@crnharb I. Grecsman.

SIS ltorb an 8reitag, ben l.. april
1904, 1880 friib. in ieiner @ob.
mllna, Nr. 1888. 0iaiamltrabe,
gernbaro s. Sreesman I'M "a. Sab
re ieines 2ebens. Die 9eeroieung
finOet Montoe, Den 4. Ipril, 10 llbr
@prmittoaS, bon ieiner @obmung
aus Itott, mo oann nod) Der FL.
&rciia-airhe, no cine feierlihe Ie-
fir bas Sell ieiner See
lie celebrirt ipcroen miro. (93-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03
lorraine.

IeIeriid - Earfartig = S'ieSIid.
@eitlif bon @aIbroof elm mno
cine babe Meile. @enLtt Die init
Nctubatan beseidnete MnrS. Mpeniie-
Gar. Jreie R,itiden Gnhnrittags
am terminus. Nreiie bon Ncgrdb-
ribi.elen jest ipe3ieI. Geid)te 9eoin.
enngen. Telephone = &S. 6. 543.
8. & 3. ct. Saul 1886. gaton's
633. 5taot.8iircau: ers.er sisnr i'm
2ap-9 Building. 8erlnn9t Bro
iHiire. (geoi4 EMStO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03
9opkims Yfaee Spar6ank,
307 @. Tascttc Ctr.
Baltimore, ben 80. Wtdr5 1904.

Die IN eriten Ipril fdlIigen bnI6-
iGbrliden 3inien CUR State bon brei
Yro5ent meroen am genarmtcn Sa.
titm ben 9epoiitoren gutgeid)rieben
nnb fonncn pom Wontag, ocn II.
Ipril; at IN Die 9epoliten- Bidder
eingetragen iperben.
Die 8nnf be5ablt Die notbigc
Stelier.
&ubcrt @. Hotbcr,
(91-1OO YrGiioent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03

Ioia Britain bon Sstitan, Ohio,
lhreibt:
rRadbem i9 Sbr ipunberpolles peruna
brei Monate sebrau4t bate. erbislt i) be-
rcnt.nbe Nbbilfe. Sd lit an fortpGbrenz
Der Sdpere i'm Maasn, ipar bili0s unb
batte Obumadtsz 4nfdne, aber MIes bat
mid berfaRen. felt btm id peruna ss=
hrount<- Wbia Britain.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03
aobn Sermia & euln.

3obn Seruie & subn,
2eihc. ,beltatter uno Ginbaliamircr,
Nr. zoos, SrIeans.S traBe, Mb.
Eclepbon, Winoior. 255. .3meiggc.
id)Gft: Nr.524, nerl. gaitern.Mpenilc,
Sigblanbtopn, Baltimore. Mb. &c.
IepDon, @inbior 60. Qutiden, ,pet.
Den aeliefert fir Sod)aeiten. Hitter.
baltlngen nno anbere @eleecSfbci.
ten. (Geb14,1St&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03

.o Jrdnldin Sssaa SanOeau. glots SOtas otta5u. ont, famnt bon elmer br
SHefen ub befbefannten JamiGen fran5Dffber GAMBLER. Sn enen fIraGten
gres IN bic peruna MsOtine 60 bon Columbus, oMO, iast fe:
"2etts 1rHtia6r f@icn mein SIut Fd seInmpt sm baden, meime Ser.
banmns mar fdledt mdn &ppf idmerste unb i'd fable INNER idwerfaais
nb nhbe. 9setn ar5t neridrieb mir, abcr cine Breunbtn rib mir, Iermma
sm perfuden. Sd that bis, nb frenc mid, iasen SIT f5nncn, baf tb in Sc.
rnna enen munberpoaen Retniscr ub SYmbcrbereaer bs sgnems sdnn.
ben babe. Sn bret Wpdcn mar td me ncusebpren, mein Mppett bate 5usc-
npnnrnen. Sd fiblc elahifh, lciht unb glhdltd nb bate niht bic eerinsNen
sdmer5en ubcr 8ebwerben. 9eruna lit eue 5uperlaRiss 5aniicnmebisin."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03
Die Spar6anf bou Baltimore,

Stnmcr 20, UcrIdtSsctanse.
90. Wl1r5 1904.
Nie i1brIidcn 3infen bun srci ErpSent, am
4. .Ipril 1904 fdllia, tpcroel an ienem 9ntriu
aif ocu Credit zines ieoen 9ontoS 9effrieben
ipcrocR iiflo an mo mad Mpntaa, ben IS. Slpril
1904, 5ir @intraeuIlg in Die giider Der Sc.
pcfttoren bereit icin. Sie Staatss uno Staots
i@teiterri iueroei bon Der 9arf be5abIt.
@m. .. Guifling,
(WtirS27, 1WtD Brdiioeut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03
. VHeat bic srte Site bes Sparens.
Marpfano Sapings 9ank,
Is @eit.S aratusa-S trafc,

3uDal Mrcnnnm : 8nilbing.
Baltimore, 25. WGrS 1904.
Die iGbrlihen 3inien 5ur Tote
bon orei Ero5cilt, iueld)e fir Ole De.
poiitoren bieier 9anf fGaig iinb. lper-
Den ONT ur,o nod Montag, ben A..
Mpril 1904, it bic 9cpoiiten- giider
cingetragen peroen, uno faQs nibt
ge5ogen, ipie alloere Sepoiiten 81
3inicn %beredti9t iein.
Die Staats- inb Stabtlteuern
iucrben bon Der 9ant bc5ablt.
Sbr Gonto miro geipiinift.
Daniel Glunb, YrGiioent
(S9-9D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03

Wenn Sic burh BEN @ebrau6 bon pes
runa feline prompten unb befriebigenben
Refultate e%rsielen. 10 fhreiben Sic fofort
an Or. Sdrtmann, benz Sic Sbren Sail
ausfibrli4 bei9reiben. unb er ipirb Sbnsn
germ fsinsn ipertbpollsn &atb gratis er@
tEeilen.
Ibsefe: Or. 9ariman, prdfbent bee
5artman Sanitariums. Columbus, Sbio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03
9eutideS parbant bon Baltimore

- SiioiucSt-Gfc -
galtimur... nno Gntaip-S trahc.
Eifen tSgitm ppn o bis . 1ltr.
TenncrItag Nteno uru q bis 3 nBr.
guf Sepufitcu ipcrocit 3infcu hedablt.
Sie SeIoer ipcrben ttur in foliocn Stpd5 mo
gpno5 unb auseeiutbtcit Spputbcfcil
anaeieet.
Gbas. epilman, 9sriiiocri.
GIas. ". eimgr,ualp, yicc.V rdiiocnt.
Tiretturcn:
Spbn y,ru1S. GarI Qiehcrfnc1t,
GbaS. SpiIinar, 8. 9. Grener,
Sp0u Mebriua.. Gbrift. Semnieter,
Sipbert pntiae, Gbas. ". GingeiuaIo,
z, 8. S6dfcr, Scirb SerteI.
8. Seutner, Ssni. Spiinan;
Aarl 2teberfuedlt, S6asmeifter.
Nem. spilman, &ll'ssS hatnt.
C5an4,tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03

Gtatlirt 1880.
@ilbelnt $. 9fcimbarSt,
Wep=Dart elafiide Yru9banoer.
pbue Sebcr,
ionnen 1aa nno giaht ectrneen ipcroen.
Mmdb Nart.W Commits Gnoer,
iueIde ME rotten, felbit bei'm Ruocn Mot,
oiefelbeu ltHo bon ulet sler5teI
bciieits cmpfobIeu.
@r bctfertiaf aud anf Sefteaiing. 'iuie aus eager
Sdtuitertdnbcr, untrricibSbinoen,
weidbe mno SulSfiien. Srnhblnerr,
70 arraitairi, bub feline gcebrten Nuitoen bcitcn5
S~ufrieoen geitcut iino.
ane 9ru1bdnoer. sanoascn uno Snitrii,
urente nerbeIt garantirt, oab ie paiieii, uno
uuttS Gnlberite nno Veite ungciertigt.
Jhr Tamen limb Simmer
unter sfuffidt bon Wab. 5teinbarot norbauoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03
Gntalp SapinssS anf ponSaltimure
eaSwea,ede euta,u. nmo sauetc. etraee,
(Sncorporirt 1S47.)

(Sncorporirt 1910
Baltimore, ben 90. Wtirs 1904.
9tc re9ullrct idhrIid,en Sinfclt 5ur Gatc bon
3 YruScnt, fir oieeS epofiinrcn am 1. Nprii 1904
fdlig, fperoet an ieileiil Sntiliit nif Credit eli
nes ieben 9onios eebidst, nlto dir SintraQulia
In Die SepoiiiensSiiober am mo nab ocnl brit
ten 4ioltas. ben IS. stpriI. berett feirt, uub
luenn MID. ge5ogen, iucrbcn b~icielbcft bonn 1.
WpriI an az 3infen h~erccbtigt ieir.
CHATS nnb Stabti.euern iperocu bon bet
Punf be5ablt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03
-1 elepbone-
6. nnb g.. ct. Saul 1899.
mnrnInn0. Miu0fpr 22S

$. Sanbers & S1hnc,
2eidenbeItattcr uno ginbaliamircr,
Scr. 1908 iinb 1910, Ganton-Mnenue
Sabrifanten BON Yatcnt.G aSfcts.
, Gcbr1G-)
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-05-26
Summons

In the Superior Court of the State OF WASH
ington. for Kiltitas County.
Rosy Payne. Plaintiff, vs. Alto Payne. defend
ant.
The State of Washington. County Of kittitaS.
to the said Alto Payne.
You are hereby summoned to appear within
sixty DAYS after date of first publication OF this
summons, to wit. within sixty days after the
18th day OF May. 1904. and defend the above en-.
titled action in the above entitled court. and
answer the complaint of the blantln Rosy
PAYNE and serve "a copy OF your answer upon
the undersigned attorney for plaintiff. Rosy
PAYNE at his COR thcir) Office below stated, and
in case OF YOUR failure to do judgment Will
be rendered against you according to the de
mand Of the complaint. which has been filed
with the clerk OF the court.
The object OF this action is to obtain decree
OF divorce from the above named defendant on
the ground OF abandonment.
DANIEL. Is. PAYNE.
Attorney OF Plaintiff.
20. Address Roslyn, Wn. kittitaS County.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-05-26
Minority Report in Republican Platform

Last week we published the state
platform of the republican party, puC
failed to get in the minority feI~r''
therefore, in Justice to all, we here"iCh
present it:
owe, the undersigned, members OF
your committee on platform ana reso-
lutiOns, desire TO report to the cOnVeh-
ton as follows: We desire To have add
ed to the platform as reported by 'he
majority of this committee, the follow
ing:
1--WE are in favor of the passage OF
bill by the next legislature establish
ing railroad commission, to con
sist of three members, to be appointed
by the governor, not more than two 10
be taken from the dominant political
party, said commission to he clotheo
with power to regulate freight ana
passenger rates, to determine the Val"c
of railroad property for the purpose OF
assessment and taxation, to prevent I'M
lust discrimination and to inquire INTO
and remedy such abuses As may be
found to exist" Signed by John w.
Merritt, of Spokane: II NJ. Boone. Of
Whitman: W. a. Harrison, of Garfield,
w. T.. Shricker, of Skagit: w. w.
Icnt, of Adams: j. 3. Valentine, Of
Douglas; W. II. jackson, of Stevens:
Howard Spinning, of Lincoln: w. j..
Clemens, of Asotin: Martin Cameron,
of Kittitas: t.. l.. Iirunton, Of WaIla
Walla: Charles +. iIutSOn, of Franklln;
and Lee \. johnson, of Yak iina.
This minority report was rejected by
a vote of ,i7} to 2.,.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-05-26
THE DEMOCRAT COMMITTEE
Chairman Goodwin issues Call for Meeting in
Seattle. Saturday June nth 1904.

The democratic state committee will
meet in Seattle June llth to determine
ON what date the state nominating con-
vention will be held in Bellingham.
Mr.. Goodwin has announced the APP
pointment of his committee. The Of
fees of state committe now stands:
j. w. Goodwin, Seattle, chairman; II. j.
Church, Seattle, secretary; NJ. Nj. God
man, Dayton, treasurer.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The executive committee consists of
w. c. Chichester, Tacoma: II. Lee Pur-
din, Ellensburg: f.. f.. Hardin, Belling-
ham: \. G.. Witchum. Harrington; w.
L. Turney, South Bend. Floyd l.. Dag
get, of Spokane vice-chairman of the
committee.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The members of the state committee
is made up as follows:
Adams. G.. +. Christensen. litZville.
Asotin. w. +. Fancher Charleston.
Chehals. J. j. Carney, Aberdeen.
Chelan, G.. w. Lesscngcr, Mission.
Clark, w. j. Byham. Vancouver.
Clalam, jno. Trumbull, ut. Angeles,
towlitz, Il. f.. Tunetall. kalama.
Douglas. Il. W. Starr. Waterville.
Ferry, j. l.. Harper, Republic.
Franklin, NJ NJ. Taylor, Connell.
Garfield. Frank CardweIl, l'omeroy.
Island, f. J. Pratt, toupeville.
Jefferson. y. :. snyder, l't Townsend
King. j. w. Goodwin, Seattle.
Kittitas. l.. zee l'urdin, Elleneburg.
Kit>ap, \. i. Anderson, tharleston.
Lincoln. a. G.. Mitchum. Harrington.
Mason, John O'Ncal, Shelton.
Okanogan, f.. l.. Payne, Conconully.
Pacific. w. l.. Turney, South Bend.
Pierce, w. G. Chichester. Tacoma.
San Juan. a. Void, Friday Harbor.
Snohomish. +. $. Anderson, Snohom-
ish
Skagit, j. =. Houser, Mt. Vernon.
Spokane, lloyd l.. Daggett, Spokane.
Stevens. Thomas Nagle, Colville.
Walla Walla, Walter Minnick. Waits
burg.
Whitman, II. ". Garfield, ColfaX.
Whatcom, Ed f.. Hardin, l'elling-
ham.
Yakima, w. a. Cox, North Yakima.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-05-26
Republican State Central Committee.

The members of the State central
committee of the republican party
elected by the delegates Of the respect
i've counties are as follows:
Adams j. f. Irby, Ritzville.
Asotin, n. j. Clemans, Asotin.
Chehalis, II. +. Little, Aberdeen.
Chelan, l.. II. Bowman, Wenatchee.
Clallam, Il. l.. Aldwell, PIT. Angeles.
Clark, T.. NJ. Rands, Vancouver.
Columbia, II. f. Gillian, Dayton.
Cowlitz, +. w. Ross, Castle Rock.
Douglas, a. l.. Rogers, Waterville.
Ferry, J. J. Duggan, Republic.
Franklin, w. G. GilrOy, Pasco.
Garfield, S. G. Cosgrove, Pomeroy.
Island, Joseph SAINTS, Coupeville.
Jefferson, G. f. Coon, PIT. Townsend
King, +. b. Palmer, Seattle.
Ktsap, T.. G. Ames, Pt. Gamble.
Kittitas, Austin Mires, Ellensburg.
Klickitat, G.. H. Baker, Goldendale.
Lewis. G.. "A DOty, ---.
Lincoln, X. Davies, Davenport.
Mason, A. G.. Munson, --.
Okanogan, A. G. Gillespy, Brewster.
Pacific, G. "A. Payne, Chinook.
Pierce, James II. DaAis, Tacoma.
San Juan, VIM Shultz, Roche HarbOr.
Skagit, w. j. Henrs, ---.
Skamania, w. f. Thomas. Butler.
Snohomish, w. Z. Bell, Everett.
Spokane, r. ID. Rockwell, Spokane.
Stevens. II. G. kirkpatrick, Colville.
Thurston, S. A. Madge, Olympia.
Walk iakum, J. &. Megler, Brook
field.
Walla Walla, O. L. Cornwall, Walla
Walla.
Whatcom, d. d. Egan, Bellingham.
Whitman, Oliver Hall, Colfax.
Yakima, b. +. Barge, North Yakimn.
T.. b. Palmer, chairman, Seattle: j..
w. yspns. secretary. ut. Townsend;
james ID. llOHe, Treasures, Seattle.
The independent., 1904-01-07

in which the highest courts hide their
thoughts. After all there is not the
slightest reason why all opinions
should not be written in the language
of the layman as general rule, tor
law is in truth nothing but the re-
flnement of common sense. Such re-
sard for the lucidity of written opin-
ions would do much to increase the
popularity of law and the lawyers, for
then the principles on which courts
are supposed to act would be made
clear Too long has the legal profess
sion rather encouraged than other
wise the idea that it made fetch OF
technical phrases. Such close adher-
ence to set forms savors of antique
mummery and people who are used
to progress and directness in every
other walk of life cannot reconcile
straight-laced adherence to antique
forms in this department"
The independent., 1904-01-07

business little more than three
years.
In these three years-years of un-
paralleled prosperity-they have in
creased the state debt $535,000.
The Independent has been telling
these facts from time to time for sew
eral years. 1t has no time now to
sympathize with men who come into
the Office with sorry tales of 'big
increase in my taxes. - If they them
selves didn't vote for such state
of affairs. most Of them didn't work
very hard to prevent it. Still, it may
help some to recount little ancient
history, and this has been done else
where in this issue.
The independent., 1904-01-07
CALL THE COMMITTEE

At the joint meeting of the two ma
tional committees, representing the
two wings Of the peoples party, held
in Denver, July 20, 1908, it was unan-
imously agreed that joint meeting
Of those committees should be called
to be held at ST. Louis, February %,
1904, for the purpose Of fixing the time
and place of holding the national con-
vention of the peoples party.
Chairman 10 Parker of the allied
wing OF the peoples party, in har-
mony with that agreement, has al
ready made the call for his commit
tee. This was published in The In
dependent of December IL. Since that
time The Independent has watched
eagerly for similar call to be made
by Chairman Butter, but to date has
seen none. The time is now short un-
til the ST. Louis meeting, and the
call should be made without delay. 1t
is possible that Chairman Butler is
looking to Vice Chairman Edmisten
to make this call, in view of the fact
that last year, prior to the Denver
conference, he took no action but re-
ferred the matter to Edmisten. I'm
der the motion adopted at The Kansas
City meeting, July to 6, 1900, either
the chairman or vice chairman has
full authority to call the committee
together, even upon his own notion
Tut in this case, it is not matter of
personal judgment as to the necessity
for making the CALL but one of duty,
the meeting at Denver having settled
the question.
Inasmuch as the call should be pub
lished at least not later than next
week, The Independent suggests that
If Chairman Butler has not issued it
by Wednesday of next week 13th),
Vice Chairman Edmistsn should act.
There is no time to lose
The independent., 1904-01-07
"REPUBLICAN REDEMPTION.

Redeem Nebraska from the blight
of populism," was the cry of the re-
publicans in 1900.
vote for full dinner pail" said
Mark Hanna after he had left a big
check with the treasurer Of the re-
publican state committee and con-
jured the railroads to give free trans
portation, so that every Nebraska re-
publican from Liverpool to Hong
Kong was brought back to vote cleo
tion day.
Governor Poynter was defeated for
reelection by less than a thousand
votes, and the unspeakable Dietrich
placed In the gpbernatorial chair.
The blight OF popullsm" was there
by cut out. Nebraska was "re-
deemed" The taxpayers are just now
beginning 70 find out that "redemp-
tlon" costs something,
populists took charge OF state GOV
ernment with debt OF $1,000 900
hanging over the state.
In four ycars-~at a time when crops
were none too good. and the state re-
covering slowly from the panic ot
1898 they kept up the service at a
high state OF efficiency and cut down
the state debt sC77 600
The republican "redcemers" sue
cceied 10 tho relnn OF government with
a state debt OF si.T2T.o0
They have been Ia the srcdeeming'
The independent., 1904-01-07

is no legal warrant for holding them
in custody. AS far as can be learned.
their only crime is in being "agita-
tors But the governor of Colorado
has placed San Miguel county under
martial law, SO that if the eleven men
attempt to return to their homes,
they can be arrested by some military
martinez and placed in the guard
house and their agitation" sup
pressed.
1t is we'll to fight the case OF John
Turner; but why not look into the
deportation" Of American citizens,
Messrs. Gentlemen of the free speech
league?
The independent., 1904-01-07
JUDGE SULLIVAN

The Independent had intended to
say a word commendatory of Chief
Justice Sullivan upon bis retirement
from the bench, but the Lincoln Even
ing News, a republican newspaper, has
forestalled us by expressing our SEN
timents even better than we could do.
The News says:
.sThere are few members of the bar,
whatever may be their politics, who
will not regret to see Chief Justice
Sullivan leave the bench which for
six long years of conscientious ser
vice he has honored. Never before
in the history of the state has there
been justice in whom the people
and members of the bar have had
greater confidence. His probity and
simple honesty have iong been ac-
knowledged even by the partisans of
those whom political fortune had
made his opponent Just a plain
country gentleman and lawyer trans
planted to the bench, he carried with
him a winning courtesy. too rare in
these hustling. progressive days. lie
has always seemed to have a reallza-
tion of the fact that he is the servant
of the people and that he was placed
on the bench to interpret the laws of
the state without fear aud without
favor.
Ills closely reasoned, plthy opln-
ions. have for several years been the
subject OF comment among members
OF the bar In this and other states.
Such lucid logic as that employed
BY the chief justice almost invariably,
whether the case before him be COM
pick or not. has endeared him 10 the
popular mind. for u II not often that
the truth shines out clearly 10 the lay
mind through the mazcs OF legal lore
The independent., 1904-01-07
sam'I II. Hams Attorney
N0TICE

IN the District Court in and for Lancaster
In The matter Of the estate Of Catherine CLARK
deceased. N''tNt
lhis cause came on for hearing on tho netittor
ni y james Cosernye, administrator of Ne -
tate OF catherine Clark deceased prnvinr ~.
license To sell LOT numbered nine hi In klaep
nun hered tWentyth l2O In south Iinrolr
ON addition 10 the city Of Lincoln Ianeesias.
lounly, Nebraska, or 50 much thefeof ns shs,,id
be necessary % pay the debts. aud cxpenses ~
administering said estate, there not hoing s,e
heienl personal property To pap said debis anA
expenses, " " therefore ordered ihnt MI ~.
sous interested in said estate abpear brfnr, NV,
az lhe court house IN The uity IA llncoin sn sv
caster county Nebraska on the ist dav ~ rsn
fuaFy ~. 1904 al 10 o'clock d. u. ofsai1 49,
10 show cause why a ilefusr shpuia a., Us ~
granted 10 said administrator to sell said - w
estate ~ pay such debts aud expruses M A, ~ ~
said petition prayed. y" "'s
u i mlthgf ordered that notice ofsneh h....
inF be given % all persons Interested Al -,
matter ~ publication toF tour f0nseputtv = 49,
"a The Nebraska Weekly lndepsnaeut 4 n,.,,.
paper ~ general circulation Ia said Imnea,,s.
county, Nebraska "N~s'vf
halvd lhlA lVsh nAy nl hrfNniher A, n. ia0a
EDWARD A. lluLNEA
Judge Of the district court