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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-03-29
David Uarum

A dramatizatiOn of Wesscott's IA
NOUS novel by the same name, will be
given at the Grand opera house by tine
Keeney Stock Co. Thursday evening.
The drama follows the lines of the
novel very closely and every situation
and character that made the novel ia
NOUS are reproduced in the play. The
great horse trading scene between the
Deacon and Dave, the circus story and
the balky horse are all introduced and
made more impressive than in the
novel. The cast has received great
praise every where for their clever
rendition OF this production. / know
that every lover of David and his asso-
Ciates will be in attendance Thursday
night. To our readers who have not
eniovcd Mr.. Wesscott's great novel, we
must say emphatically, don't fail to
witness the play which has been more
successful than any play of home life
that was ever placed on the American
stage.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-03-29
GA Modern Crusade"

The great International Convention
OF the Student Volunteer Movement
held at Nashville, Tenn. some weeks
ago will be reported by the delegates
who were there, in the First Presby-
terian Church next Sunday evening.
The subjects and the names OF the
delegates are as follows: "The Stud
ent Volunteer Movement" Miss Ladd.
"Facts of the Convention" Mr.. Vern-
lund. "Its general plan and per-
sonal," Miss Peirce. "The oppor-
tunity before the church," Mr.. Ken
nedy. "The message of the conven-
tion," Miss Fishback. This will be
the opportunity to hear full and fresh
report from the young people OF a
great and enthusiastic meeting. Every
one will be welcome.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-03-29
What Careful Feedinc VIII Do

Professor J. W. Wilson OF the Ag-
ricultural College Experiment. Station
has been experimenting during the
past few months on fattening calves
on different kinds OF feed. He writes
under date OF March 18th that he
shipped these young cattle recently to
Chicago with the following result:
The bunch fed on corn 1925 per head;
on ground oats $500; ground millet-
seed $5.75; speltz $3.50 to 5000. The
lot were sold to Swift & Co., who say
this is the highest priced car of cattle
ever shipped out of Brookings.- -
Herried Picayune.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-03-29
DIR. A. A. WILLIS
The Prophet of Sunshine, to be at
the Grand, April 3rd

In Talent, magazine of the lyCeum,
recently appeared the following appre-
citation of DR.. A. A. Willis, the dean
OF the lyceum platform:
Nothing could be more mistaken
than the somewhat prevalent idea that
DR.. A. A. Willis is too old to lecture.
Recently have heard him both lect-
ure and preach, and am certain that
of the many people | hear none is
more effective. True, he is eighty
four bv the calender, but few men at
sixtJ arc better preserved. This year,
he has made some of the hardest and
Longest Jumps of anybody on the plat
form, with never date lost, nor a
complaint that his lecture is not salts
factory.
"What rich, ripe lecture is his
Sunshine" In thought, it is sug-
gestive and stimulating; in spirit,
sweet and helpful; and in structure, a
model Of clearness and unity. Then
his rhetoric is that of a scholar, man
of imagination and literary taste and
skill. However, his illustrations are
not only apt, but they are original,
usually a personal experience. or
better still, bit of his own gentle
| humor.
"But the best OF all in Sunshine
is the winning personality Of the old
man, though long past the usual years
OF active life, still continues his sweetly
beautiful and ever-welcome message,
that to be happy you must live to
make others happy. In the hands OF
DR.. Willis this well-worn platitude
becomes a, vital principal of life.
Without vehement iteration he makes
you feel the importance OF this truth.
/ You are ultimated TO a new resolution
and an eager desire TO cmbody the
truth in your own experience as the
man before you has in his. 1t is an
eloquent lecture, eloquent in prcsenta-
| ton and fruitful in effect"
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-03-29
IN TIE CHURCHES
News Pertaining to Church Work
Announcements, Etc.

Brookings has the reputation of Civ
ing her churches the best support of
any city in the state.
Preaching services at the United
Presbyterian Church next Sabbath
morning and evening. All are well
come.
The w. c. T. L. will meet with Mrs.
George Sanders on Thursday after
noon, April 9Th a full attendance is
desired.
Services both morning and evening
at the Methodist Church by the pastor.
Subject for the morning, "The Cruel
iixion." Evening, ''The Work of
Some Women" E. z. Hall, Pastor.
First Baptish Church, Rev. George
f. Morphy pastor. Services next Sun
day at 1918 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sub
ject Of evening sermon, "a Wicked
Prayer" A cordial invitation to at
tend is extended.
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Services. Sunday morning at HOO,
evening at 7:30. Subject, "Are Sin,
Disease and Death Real?" Wednes-
day evening at 500 o'clock. Reading
room open every Wednesday and
Saturday afternoon from 800 to 500.
First Presbyterian Church. The
pastor, Rev. w. NJ. Jennings will
preach in the morning. At the even
ing hour will be given reports of the
great Nashville Convention by the
delegates who attended. All will be
welcome. See program in another
place in this paper,
By special request of the w. c. T.
| L. Rev. +. N. Hardman has consent
ed to preach a sermon on "Peace and
Arbitration" on Sunday evening,!ApriI
1st, at 7:30, at St. Paups Episcopal
/ Church. Every member Of the W. c..
I. L. is requested to meet ut the home
Of Mrs. J. z. Cheever at ZOO O'Clock
and attend this service in a body.
Services at St. Paul's Episcopal
Church, Sunday, as follows: Holy
Communion and sermon at 1915 a. m.
Subject, "Highest Type of Christian
Experience" EvenSong and sermon,
/ 1880 p. N. By request OF the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, Rev.
Hardman,s subject will be "Peace and
Arbitration" You are cordially in
vited to be present at all of these SER
vices. Woman's Guild will meet with
Mrs. Hardman at the Rectory, 40
Fifth Avenue, Thursday, April 9Th, at
2:30 p. m. You are cordially invited.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-03-29
BASE BALL NOTES
Picked Up-Overheard Surmised,
and Feminist the League


The base ball committee is busy.
Dad Green will not captain the
Watertown bunch. He has signed
with Hawarden.
Watertown claims they have secured
Harry Clayton of Minneapolis to COM
mand their team. He is said to be a
hustler.
"What are we going to do if all the
towns go into the brush league?" ask
ed an enthusiast. Give it up. We
can play with Aurora, Lake Benton
and White. That will help some.
"If you go into the league business
every one of the players engaged who
belong to regular league teams will
jump their iob," says one who knows.
"Cut it out and 60 in to break up this
crazy idea," says another.
"If you want to kill base ball in
Bookings" said a travelling man,
"just organize dinky league. Look
at Flandreau, Sioux Falls and Rock
Rapids. Do you suppose you could
get up game ofthree old cat in those
towns? Guess not. They have been
knocked out by the brush league busi-
ness. Better stay out until your peo-
pie are educated to amateur team
work."
A resident base ball player who has
had considerable experience with inde-
pendent teams says: independent
base ball is the fastest, scrapiest kind
when handled right. Eight teams can
make a schedule without joining any
league. League base ball in South Da-
kota won'tpay because it has been tried
and the people in small towns are not
educated to professional games as yet.
This circuit had better go slow. Think
it over. Play good, fast independent
| ball and if you can't make it pay you
can quit and not loose all you have.
In the league you guarantee so much
and for so long a season. Ifyour gate
receipts won't pay you have to pay
your men anyway and have to finish
the season whether you are at the
head Of the list or not. Take a look
at the IOwa-SOuth Dakota League. II
has killed base ball in Sheldon, Le-
Mars, Sioux Falls, Flandreau, Madi-
son and Rock Rapids, and a like
league Will kill the game here. The
salary limit proposed is not high
enough to secure good players, and il
would shut out the best players. II
will be mistake to go into the league
business
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-03-29
PROBLEM OF LIFE
DR.. Z. P. Hall Delivers an Excel
lent Lecture to Large Audience.

The lecture given at the NJ. E. Church
Thursday evening by d. E. p. Hall
under the auspices of the Epworth
League, was listened to by large and
appreciative audience. This was the
first time our people had been given
an opportunity Of hearing Mr.. Hall
at his best, and he certainly sustained
his reputation as apulpit orator. His
subject, "Problem OF Life" is one,
when handled by such an able mind,
cannot fail to impress all classes and
should have been heard by every citi-
zen of Brookings, in fact such an
opportunity should be afforded at no
distant day.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-09
EDW. WALL.
s0AK WOOD AL00Ns
Sold by All Druggists.
,~scgcuabcr ber while.
hermdnn, *: mo.

Dies IL Der ~eleganiehe eolcon Ia Scr,
mann uno iinpet man bort audi bic better
6etrdnte uno Siaarren.
9eioubers quite DbiStDs. alciniaer
Saeni III I6ermann fir ben bsribmieR NIB
edien Bourbon uHp EDe Wbi6tp ben Ser.
mann DRILLING So preis berielbe mie IN
Der Dtitilerp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-09

Stonbt iIt, seiunbbsitldabI,ne .ers
%Gnberunsen in ben Sobapsrn Der surs
tebs, SiibHsr, gdnis uIp. Su perbins
fern, TT Is oii1 ptberlid 6drdt su
benten, bab bas @eflis.I nit allen
eingepeiben barin 70 bi.Ie Mondts
lang bod oufsetapeIt ldgsrt. Der tis
eenortise @sIdmdd gtbt p~erlpren unb
fam bur9 teine Sauce srIsbt perStn.
Dus 5Idfa u~srliert feline Gaftiotett
unb 1T troden. fldbbis unb fabe.
9us tpeib isbs S%dusTrdu, unb i6r
Sebnen mad einem Seth 5ur Reees
lung Der &~ibIipeidsr Snbufrie 1T
bureaus erilGrlid. @ber folhe &C.
ftBe iinb bur6dus sntbebrIid, neil ies
be 5ruu ii9 fslbsr sesen bic prattifen
Der SruIts tpebren lam. Gs be6drf
baSu gar nidt nal elmer Srauen.Srs
eaniiatipn, ionbsrn jebs 5rou lam al
lstn ben aumpf fiibreu, inbem Tie eins
fab tein anreifes ObIt unb lsin a6er=
relics geTIiistl tauft. guF bic MeiIe
1T aud ben grObsn fruits bsi5utrm.
men.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-09

manD, tonbsrH Jap ipte etue lsDsnps
Mumie ouf ibrsm Ssfiel. ben unbeims
li&tn Bid msiit mad Der Dsds ses
rittet.
a6iae tparb, hauptIl9Ii9 burd bic
Bemiibuneen bes gei9Gftsfihrers
ulmd6liH ais Der iiinftise Bsiiber b.r
plantoee onselsben unb erntstt utges
sipungsn NIT bsrabldFsnber Miene bic
6ulbigungsn Elm, bic man ibm in iols
der Giseni9aft 5oltt.
Don alien anpsTsnben ptrionen
ipar.t ss MIR 5fpei, sssen bic sr cine
asbeims MiBItimmung empfdnb. Dies
pdrtn Der Dottor unb 5Iord. Diefe
Mibfimmuns fdub in ibrem Snntrn
elm rur au bertitpiaiess G4o. gs
enttanb bdrous iRbsFen niir Elm ets
mas eestpuneenes Denebmen nnter
ptrIonen, bic sinaHb.r obnebin fremb
tuarsn, unb 70 Idisn ni1ts gnIub gu
Der 9sfiir6tung gu aeben, boB bas ees
bottle qrobs grbt BEL Der pordusfidts
lia nabsn Aufl6Iuns Der 9efiberiu
inn sntseben Tonne.
@OrtTtsune fcIat.)
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@eiRerbtfd a

@eiferbef9 nDrnnQ i'm
ImtsbIatt. SIN amtsblatt gum
8otsn fir SiroI unb 8prdrlbera be-
fonb ii9 tiir3li9 Elm Gbitt betreffs
GinIritune bes @srfobrens CUR Sobsss
srtlGruns pibsr asDnbarb MpIer bon
&unbl. Sc bsiBt bn portli6: s2eons
barb MOfer, esboren am %. Septem.
her 1879, aubsrebeli9er Spbn Der
NasbaIend Moier in &unbI, btFubr
om 8. ausuit 1902 in @sIslIIdaFt Der
9riiber Sdtob unb Sebditidn Better
anb bes 8dbnbeamten 6ran3 3a9srss
toher mitteIs zines IiIdertabnes ben
bpdgsbsnben Snnitrom spif9en 8rsiz
ienba1 unb &unbl, itiirSts Dor beren
Gussn in ben Strom urb ertrdnt in
hemfelben, Obns baB bsifen 2ei9s BIG
nun oufgsfunben tpurbe.@ @inig. abs
fGts iueitsr unten left man: n2eonbarb
Moier pirb dufgsforbsrt, Dor benz ses
fertisten Geridt gu erIdtin.n, ODER es
ouf anbers WsiIe in bic Renntnis Ieis
nss 2ebens su ftssn.@ Der SObfe ipirb
nun tofFsntIi6, nm etnem Strofmdrs
bat gu entgeb.n. re4t5titis erI9eiRen,
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Chamberlain
collie. CHOLERA AND
Diarrhea Remedy

ASew doses of this remedy will
Invariably cure an ordinary al,
tack Of diarrhea.
It has been used IN nine cpl
denies Of dysentery with perfect
success.
1t can always be depended
upon, even In the moro seyere
attacks Of cramp colo and chol
era morbus.
1t is equally successful for
summer diarrhea and cholera
infshtum ia children. and is the
means ofsayingthe liyes Of many
children each year.
When reduced with wRter and
sweetened II IL pleasant to take
Every man Of Q family should
keep this remedy In bis home
Buy II now II may cave life
PRICE. csc. LARdE SIZE. SOC.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-09
Gbamberldin's bufen lrle0isin
bilft Ole udtur.

Nebiainen, bic bic Rutur helfen,
lino INNER ON miriinmhen. Cham.
berlnin's Suiien glebiSin bonoeli
unh olsiem Blame. Sic bdlt ben
Snfien surid, 100 beu Nuswurf unb
hiift bic Ratur, oas Spfiem in einen
peiunbep 8uhnnb mieberbersuIteae n
Ste 1T hber eineu arOBen 9heil Der
cluilifirteu @elt ibrer nni&deboren
G'aeuihaiten weeeu berabmt. Sou-
ienbe baben tbreu hpben 8erf be.
3euat. Sic tutrtt meeen jebe NnIo.
ae, oaB eiue @rtiItune in cine Gun,
aenert3hnbune iibsraebt. Gum Der.
fnuf bel Bnlfer Bros.
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DsIden ginFIuB bat Der
S4nee uu bic 6ru9ts
bartlett bes 8Obens2

aIlssmsin III man iberseust, hob
Der Sdnee cine umIomebr befru6ttnot
Dirfune nuF ben gpben ausiibt, i,
Gnser er Iiegt, ubn. 3u piIfen, Oh er
brett RGbrftOffe 5ufibrt bber nur bas
@erbunften Der bereits i'm 8pben be-
finblihen gdsf0rmissn Stoffs bsrbins
bert. 8a ii9 inbeifsn in Der 2uFt ams
moniat in psrf9tebsnen Mengtn Bee
finben, 10 ne)rrsn ole fin btlben6en
SdneeDplien basIeIbe IN fifl duf,
fiibren Is nit benz S9net our Groe.
unb gebsn es beim S1msI3en an bits
ieIbe ab. Sc longfamer Der Sdnse
ThmilSt, btitO mebr glmOniat osrmog
Ter 8oben einSlfaugen, ober gu abfors
bitreu, ipGbrsHb BEL beftigem nit
GessngiifIen psrbunhsnem Sbeuipetlsr
Elm GROCER 5bsil h.sfeIbeH binpesgs.
iGnemmt ipirb uno fir bfn 8oOen
Uerloren gebt. Der baber fdOH I'M
&erbIt fsinen 9lder gepfIiist uno itin
Gurtenlanb tisf unb srobi4oIIis ums
eegro6en bat, olmrt bds Sbaunaiier
nidt abFlisBsn, Ionbsrn in bic Siefe
einbrihgen fam, fiibrt pbns 5siOnoere
ftintm 2anbs ,inen tp.rthppls
len DuneItoff gu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-09

.gor Wintsr e.pFlist, lit balb GEE
biingt". beibt e NIT Rs6t, unb ser
TroIt III Der bette @dersmunn. Der M
6erbif eepFliigte @obsn nimmt bic
Minterfsudtigieit gisrie auf. Ser bas
rduf foIstnbe, tisf ,in6riresncs 6rpit
trinat bieielbs gum Grftarren unS be,
lpirtt bamit sineB 9rab Der Code,
suns, ME er fi9 bur9 bic aderstrGths
dIIsin niTt trrei1en IGbt. Der 8ooel.
srhGTf ouF biels B,ift Hihi aIlein bic
bette Care, Ionbsrn ts tpirb aud ban
llsberbdHbnsbmsn 5ts llntroutss, fos
mi. bes pflun5,nfeintIid.n llRs.Jisfers
pornsbtuat.
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uHretf nnb neberreiF.

@as ameritanif9e Bolt III oIs apns
fument duberIt eebuIbig. Sc lGsi
fi9 bon ben Sruits unb beren Ro6s
dbmern Iebr piel eefoIlsn, mas ancers
Boiler tdum srtraeen fuiirben, unb |.
msbr IS fi4 sefdIlsn lGBt, beIto mebr
tuirb ibm %5ueemutbet, nt6t 5los an
bcben preiien, iOnbern aud besiialib
Der AualitGt Der @aaren.
Ram,ntIid tuas Rabrunos. uno
@enubmitteI betrifft. 10 lGbt man ItA
bier oft bic gr0bttn llnperI61mtbeiten
gsfullen, inbsm man unreife uu6 ibers
reife Suden nit ihpersm @elbe Ets
5ublt. 2ebten CONNER tamen bic meis
fen 8irI9en. pfirii1e, Gr6beeren unb
dnbsre 6ri4te in sGnalid unsereifiem
3uftonbe ouf ben Wartt; in teinem
friberen Sabre purbs Der tlnfua in
Oieisr Sinfiht 70 aIIeem,in un6 melt
gstrieben. Die peodes iparen tIein,
unonfebnIi9, griingrdu unb boI3bdrt
unb tuenn fie Elm paar Gtunben i'm
Sauie seItunben hutten, finssn fie bes
reits an gu faulen. Dos ndmIi6e iudr
nit ben Ordnseu, aepfeln unb anSersn
Sbitarten Der Sail, nit bentn bic Gpes
tulanten mDsli9f friib ouf benz Martt
srfaisner, UNI redt bobe prsiIe berauss
suTdlueen. 60 sins's aud nit ben
Riiffen our Nsibnadtsaeit. Sn Triis
beren Sabrsn beidrGnfte Der SGpins
Eel ii& burouf, alte, bonn pcriaen ober
porleBten Sabre iibrig e%sblitbene HiifIe
in R%dItpaffer gu bIei9en, nm linen
Elm frifderes ausIeben gu eeben unb
lie bann nit nslen gu permiIden. %
ipnute mon banu tpsnieltsns bin unb
cine IdmndbdTte gub erpiiden,
be fir bic GnttGufdungsn sntI6Gs
Dslde Dertrodnete, foule ober
hobIe Rufie b~sreitet botten. Sn bies
lem Sabre fparsn friT6t RuIie cine
ie9r grobe Ssltenbeit, IeIbFt fpenn fie
lls atrtta" tbeuer 9etdlft nuroen.
Uldn betdm Elm @emif9 bon alien unb
all gu frif9en. Die meiIten pareH
I9on unreif BON ben gdumen uno
5trdudern aetpmmsn, unb barum ipos
lie snttptber boil ober bic aerne
pdren 5uidmmeneetrpdnet, perIhrums
,,lt unO cbne @eidmod,
Spetulontsn batten fie dufastauFt
tnb gu Triib, unrsif. ptIiden Iaiien,
I'M friib oamit aif ben Wartt al toms
men nnb bic bsien preifs gu srsieIsn.
GnbertrIsits tpirb nas umeritanifne
lublitum g~e5ipuneeu, Gsfliieef Gier
I'm. in ii6erreifsm 3uItonbe al fdufen,
.bns bob es in leiuer G1ofseebulb fi6
itgeu ben 3ipdns oufIsbnt, inbem es
3u tdufen Iih tpeieert. Va IpIs
en- nun rieber nsue Geiebe belfsn, mo
o9 ieotr felber bos Mittsl einfuher
Oppoiition in Der 5anb bat.
Mus Rem gprt iDirb gtmeIpe, baB
ie 2eute bdlelbit miibs unb iiberoriiis
q fino, @sfIIssI 81 eIisn, bas lang.
in aiblfpeidern geIeeen bat. Dds
ldmIi9e bort man bon MdfIo9ufetts.
n WirfIihleit bsrrTnt Iol1er @iSess
lille paHri1tnli1 iiberolI i'm oouaen
.dnbs. aber IN Rem Dort unb Mdfs
Iduittts trdhtet man na9 @eieben,
lr6 peI9e bos Iliffpeihsrn bon De
iigsl, pelhts niHt rausseHommen"
|. in ben Cob Storage Ranmsn pers
,ten tperben ioIl. Sn Rsrp Dort mar
n osrartiger 9trfiid Tdon borseintm
obre eemodt, aber er purbe burd
IN Gsfliigeltruf Dsreit.It. Mis sS
.iBt TolI bic OfFsntIife W1sinuna iebi
irter unb bdrum bic ausIiGi auF
tefIer T,in.
Nbs.l.ben bdbOn. bab bie Tempe
Itnr IN ben aiblrdamen ni6t I'M
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- 80 sbaft. IA Sabre Uerbeiras
tibet unb ieb.s Subr bic wObnuna e.s
psdi.lt9l % iOnnen sic ia nG9fss
Sohr Sbre qusdilberns SO9ssit
feiNnlN
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wonderfully successful in promptly curing
lame back. kidney, bladder, uric acid trou.
bles and Bright's Disease. which is the worst
form Of kidney trouble.
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root Is not rec
! o~mmendedfor everything butlf you have kid
ney, liver or bladder trouble II will be found
just the remedy you need. lthas been tested
in SO many ways, in hospital work, in private
practice, among the helpless too poor 10 pur-
chase relief and has proved so successful in.
every case that a special arrangement has
been made by which all readers Of this paper
who have not already tried Il, may have A
sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book
telling more about Swamp-Root and how 10
find out II you have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
offer in this paper and EN0
send your address to GalE@YxH4zs@4A
DR.. Kilmer & Co.. BIng- Rhis nm
hamton. N. Y. The 4srA1Mq@
regular fifty cent and Home Of swamp Root
dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists.
Don't make any mistake. but remember
the name, Sw2mp-Root, DR.. Kilmer'S
Swamp-Root, and the address, ~Binghamton,
N. r., on every bottle.
1900
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Otst 6ddporens nil einer tIeinen
;Slai de obdmrsrlain's Eeibpeb,
Cholera uno DurdfaIl meSiSn

Urei Wst dlporens nil eifter tleinen
:flaid e 0hdmrerldin's Seibpeh,
Cholera uno DurhfaI MeSiSn
ron Gbolsre Mlorbus sebsiIi.
ser o ~. JDmlsr piabtDmer
qtla ers6hlt cine @rfabtuna Die e,
med {, m6breuo er oils @eitmoret
ner In elmer Observation-Disclosures In
G~bwurbspile, 3reisbnupthaot pom
RrstIe GIebpurre, I'LL, faurirte. @,
Soot: ,Wdhreno idi bort mar, Oh i'd
etwas friihes unb ouh BURT Jletit
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-30
FAIR TO NEWFOUNDLAND.
All Questions Were Submitted By Wire
 During Negotiations.

London, October 29.-Answering a ques- tion in the House of Commons today, Winston Spencer Churchill under secre- tary for the colonial office, gave precise details of the steps taken to fully in form the government of Newfoundland of the course of negotiations for a modus yivendi on the fisheries question. He said:
 "The decision of his majesty's govern ment that a modus vivendi was necessary and their intention to make proposals to the United States government for such an arrangement was communicated to the colonial government telegraphically some days before the United States was in- formed. In the same telegram Newfound- land was asked to give her views of what form the modus Vivendi should take, and no proposals were actually made to the United States government until the re- ply of Newfoundland was received. Throughout Newfoundland was kept fully and promptly advised by telegraph. |
 majestys government answered no com munications of the United States govern ment without first consulting Newfound- land, and endeaYoring to obtain her con- currence. The first news through the United States ambassador ratfying the arrangement was telegraphed verbatum to the colonial government the same as it was written and received"