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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-18

gcflln0cn bottcn, Tim cine 9ill 81 for
men meIde Dem Goltc unnebmbur
fem luiir0e, oab IN Dem Woment, ga
Der FreiS nit Den SGnOe1t 81 greiicn
mar, INN neIten mir leit Mouuten
gefdmpft bntten, Der Erditbent 0ltrh
erefutipe Ginmiidnng ieiue Eartei
ln0 inns 5ipingen fonnte, ein feigC5
llnteridiebiel 3lI occeptiret1 lmo cine
beoingunqSlole llebergabe 3u protIu.
mircn."
2ong mddte einen etipaS per3lpeIs
iclteu @crllld), 81 hcnloultriren oaB
ci1entib 6uS sluilon.9 .9lmenoement
mo lein cidcneS frilbereS slmenoes
mcnt lih 10 3ienlid oedten, poS na'
tllrIIh cine neue Siiiilooe BON Seitcn
Hopncr'9, NailcD's unh einiaer Inoee
rcr bcrporricl. 2ong nuBte oiclelbe
iibcr llb craebeu lailen. SlIliIon mattc
elncH tapicrcn Gerlllt, bar5ulegen,
0oB eue ,brcite" @ertbtS.Hepilion eli.
9cntlid cine enge @erihtS.HeolIion
lei oa on0cnommen meroen millle,
Die 9iihtcr miiroen iih niht oormli
einlolIclL ISrogen, heren Gntiheioung
bon rchtaueacn Der sipiihenitaot=
llden Gomnliilion 3uitanoe, nod eil-
mal por5ltnebmen. GS banble lih
ilberboupt mlr barlinL ooB oaS @e'
rlht conItOtire, oh Die bon Der Com.
million icitgeieBten sSrabtiaBe cine
ogerebtc Computation" ieien,
Snrob Crbob lid) oenn inter ocu
9roBen GuriIten oIf Der oemotrat-
ihen Scitc Gntriilhug, ino 9ailep
pidelte 0cn olltcn olten 9errn bon
Soma Nrilnolih in feline eigencn 9or.
leginqcn ciu, aus oenell CT boarlharf
nadmlcS Cmo 5iuar nit einiger S0iz
lihteit), 0oB Der oiitinguirte Senatot
BON SoUo Die gan5e Sode gar uiebt
crloBt babe. ionoern nit aliidIiber
Sonh Die bollpti1hliditen Strcitfras
gen in eincn 9rei permiltt babe.
Diit bohgerotbeten @auqen Iette
li6 Der olte S0err bon Soiua, Dem e3
cine aroBe Grlei6terimg par, oils Der
Gicc.ErGiioent leiie nit Dem Snmntcr
nlabntc, Ole iiini5ebn Wintten ieicn
berllnL III leincu Seiiel Suriid, irnb
Damn Glnacr Die groBen Suriiten oa.
ran Den 9rei pieoer auSeinonoer Su
riibren rmo Die ein5elnen Sublton3cn
bilbld) leporot mls5lIbreiten. 4
Gam ergriii Senator Sutton bon.
Oregon bas @ort, nm 81, couitatiren
Dob er ais Der llrbeber Ses uripriing.
lidcn acknowledgements iih be-
tcnne, oaB aber Die ipGteren 3ultibe
BON onoercn, ibm mbetunnten stuto-
rcn aellelert leien. Gr 5cigte iid) aber
nl6ta0eItorueniger beirieoigt bon oic.
len 3lllaben uno mieS ebenlo boor.
lbort nod, mic 9aileD 5upor oaS Sc.
9cntbcil boB onS 9lQiions9 s9lmeuoc.
mcnt ole ridtige pcriollungsmGbigc
@eribtSreoiiion iei.
Senator Seller betlogte gaes, muS
nit Der 9ill 5ulommen bing; oieie iel
0aS lngliidIihlte @clh0pi. meldlcS ir
ans Der le9islotipen grutonItolt oeS
eongrenes berporgegangen. uno bu8
Volt lperoe III ein poor SrSobren Ole
lleber5ellgling gepinnen, eS iei nit
olelem Wadluert geborig iiber Den
SoIlel harbiert moroen.
NSn oieler Weiie iponn lid) Ole &c.
bate ihinoenlona bin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-18
3emofratiidle ;sa6rer.
8roper Glebeluno niro niemalS ipie-
ser ErdiioentidaitS Ganoiout
ieiu. - WuS Yrgon iagt.

ieiu. - Wns 9rpon iagt.
E6ilaoelpbiu, If. Wdi. -
8roper Glepelano, iuelber Die 0etno.
trutiihe Eartei 3peituaI in eiuer yta-
iloH0l.Gampdgne gum Siege gefiibrt
bat bat 0en Earteilenteu, Die ou boif.
tclt cr rcrhc iifJ nod cinntul oa5u
bcmcgeu Iailen, Die Eraiioentihaits.
Ednol0ntur dt5uHebmen, cine url-
5meloel'tiae Abioge gegeben. slui Die
,Sroge; u@ilrbeu Sic geitatten Sie
ais Gunooat in ser n1biteu Er1ii-
oentIhaftSpabI nor5uidIagen?" err
pioerte Sr, GIeueIano: .Gntihieoen
ueln, iuIter teineH ltmItauoen."
st. 2ouiS, II. Wat.- WiIiam
Senlllngs 9rpan bon 9tebrasfa, Der
lit 3nr 3eit aui elmer Reiie INN bie
SSelt beiinoet bat bon Cairo. ggpp-
ten, aus iciuem guten sSreluoe OberIt
W. G. @etmore BON ct. 2ouis einen
grief geiauot, pelher foIgenoen Bai-
jus entbolt; I'D bin iiber8ellgt, oaB
Die Ginge, fiir Ole ih gefaHlpit babe,
an Storfe gepiunen. Sseooh I1Bt iih
Die sSro9e, luer Der geeignetite Ganbi-
ont i'm Sabre 1908 iein luiroe, iebt
nod niht beontporten. Sh uerbe
nlbtS tbluh Inn nobmals oie Nomi.
nation 81 erIangen, uno ib begebre
Nie aud nitt es iei benn baB gebie.
tenoe llmItGn0e an mid berautreien
lollten," 3ies lit bie critic maj.
gebenoc GrfIdrung grDan's be3iiglih
elner Salhma aeaeniiber Der Er1ii.
oentitoItS Ganoioatur i'm Sabre
1908. Seine 9emerfung iiber oie
rationale poIitiihe Sahlaae iit bon
Inn 10 ar6Berem Sntereiie. oIs iie oie
oifene MeilnlnssdtlBerilng eilles gar.
teiIilbrerS gegeniiber einem intimen
6reilnoe lit. 4, Nj m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-18
@ermiIdJte telegrapbiide Iepeiden.

Sniolge OcS 3uiammenItoBes
5lpeier @iiter5ii8e nabe 2pn6burg,
8a., iino pier @abnbeoienitcte ge.
tootet uno bier weitcre uerlebt nor.
oen.
= Gin semoltiaer granb, ipelder
ben @rubenort SutersoiIle, 20 Mei.
len oItlid BON FittSburg Ga., cine
3eit lang nit O0Iliger gernidtuna
beorobte, 6at oaieIb't elllen Sd)aoen
BON $75, 900 perlrldtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-18
tNIA4
GistGeuermna.

Gbicogo, If. Mai. - Die gis.
preiie i'll Gbicaao iino iett aui 40
Gents pro bllnoert Yinno aeitieaen
uno neroen, luenn crit Die beiBe Sab.
res5eit fpmmt, nod weiter i'll bieSSbe
geben. Sm oorigen CONNER mar set
GispreiS nur 25 Gents pro Sunoert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-18
Gt0hl SSl.ON).

u em burDport, MalI, If.
D'ai. - ,SoS. .. Setter, Der bieIige
StootIdatmeiIter, pel6er geiterr
9lbeno ais 1eirouoant perbafiet lpur.
Sc, 9eItonb belte ein OnB er ItGbtiide
@eloer' i'm 9etrage Don HinoeItens
$50, 900 perilntreut babe Zen aroB.
ten Sbeil oes 8eloe$ legte er in Berg.
iperfsoftien an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-18
geiaatsr NSreer nno selhitmarssr.

Gbtluoet,pbia. If Mai. =
s. Z. 9urnaIl, so Sabre alt, brddjte
bente in Der @obuuns ieiner 1odter,
tSrol Soiepb St. Winn. in ser Dor.
.ltoot Aromore ieiner 72.i1brigen
Satin cine lcbeusaeidbrlihc SdplBs
munoe bel llno beaing Selbltmoro.
GoS Motiu fir leine 1bat lit nidt be.
tannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-18

- Sn Gbieago, SIl, miro oas Sis
an flelnere Goniumcnteu porlallfig 5li
40 GentS pro TOO Fnmo III 0uanti.
t1ten Don ntin0eitens 1000 Eiuno
perfanit, unb meitere Steigerllngen
limo beporItebeno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-18
Seuatpr Gapner'S Hebc.

Saoelt bic Ginmiihlug beS 9rdii.
ocllten HooiepcIt iu oie @eleBge-
bltng. 0r. Nopner iano pie,
Neiiall.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-31

st. Louis, May ga special from
Little Rock, Ark, says: An investi-
CATION by DR.. W. H. Arlington, Of the
Argenta board of health, into the
death Of A. s. Roberts, a jewelry ped
der, revealed Thursday that Roberts
had tried to live ON ten cents worth
Of ice cream a day and had starved to
death. Roberts believed that there
was a great deal of nourishment In
Ice cream. Recently he had run short
Of funds and his income permitted
him to spend only a dime a day. This
he invested in Ice cream. Starvation
resulted.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-31
BUCKEYE.

Mrs. W. D. Nichols and sister, MIS-
walker visited Saturday with Mrs. ~
J. Winsler.
Miss Jessie Killgors Is able 70 DO
ont to church and Sunday school
again.
Children's day at the school house
next sunday, June srd' commencing
OF 10 O'Clock.
Mrs. Eve MahAnsy Of Kansas City,
visited E. HOyt Monday.
s. Grove lie in poor health since bis
return from Iowa.
A. B. Churchill IL helping a. kits
put up his fine crop Of alfalfa.
]. r. vanvOorSt visited Saturday
nigh. with e. HOyFs leaving Sunday
for bis home in Kansas City
Rev. &. Lahone is visiting his MEM
bers in this vicinity this week.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-31
CHAPMAN.

Miss Graes BolsS Of Topeka - A.
tending the exercises at the D. O. d.
s. this week.
r. ScanlAA was . Kansas olsy
visitor the first Of tho week.
Anna Erwin went TO Kansas Olty
Sunday for several wssk'' VISIT
Miss Iva Biary of Clyde Is NE
guest Of Arlis FsnatsrmAcA'r 'n''
week.
Leslie Lowry returned from Big
Timber, Montana, Monday where sn'
has spent The winter
Mrs. wlanie Meyer Of ogden visited
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. g. AlFK'
the Rrst Of the week.
Mrs. Alice BAllingOr Of Junction
CITY Is visiting her parents MI ana
Mrs. john IslOr, this week.
Mr.. Nelson and wife OF JunCaion
City are visiting Mrs. Edna "nl'e'
hair.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-31
sPIER A SUICIDE.
Coroner's Jury Finds That Il. q. Rog-
ers' Personal Representative
Died by His Own Hand.
FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES.
stock valued at s145,OOO EntruSteS
to Him By His Employers was
Deposited to His own
Account.

New York, May PA verdict d
,uieido was rendered Wednesday nisAt
by the Jury in the inquest into the
seath by pistol shot wound Of Charles
L. spiar at his home at st. Gsorss'
staten Island, on the morning OF MON
lay, Nay !.
Gpisr. vhs was the personal rspss-
,autat,ve Of II. Il. Rogers, OF .
standard on company. was feAnd ~
IL VIZ sAoa Through the head IN ne
hallway AZ his house few NMsA~
.ftsr he had poNsaA her from her Neep
70 tell her that burglar was IN me
povaa. ana. taking his pistol, had gone
,ovn stalks. One chamber OF his DIS
,ol whiah vas found beside tie ooaV'
"a hoaa discharged. In the diRas
,ocua opening int the hall euaAusy
4 ailVerwaro was scattered over tas
loor aad littiS doubt was entsraiAse
~ ia tina that he had met death al
q. hapAs Of q burglar. The poles
however after examining the prem
lssa. iAelined 70 the theory that spiel
had committed suisidO, and later y
vas reported that he had lost mucn
monev IN wall street and that he hao
Amporarily deposited as collatera.
with his bankers securities entrusted
70 him by Mr.. Rogers.
Otto Hansen, who had been secrsta'
~ to Mr.. SpieT, testified at the IN
ouest that on Saturday morning, MAY
he accompanied Mr.. Spier from u
broadway to the Central Trust com
nanv where they obtained Atlanta
Heacoast bonds which had been de
posited there by Mr.. Spier and car
Ned them back to rs Broadway wher'
thev were delivered to H. H. Rogers
Hansen then went to his Office in TN
same building and Mr.. Spier followed
him later, Mr.. spier remaining In tn'
office until after 4 o'clock. They Wrot'
mn ali the minutes Of the various com
panies in Mr.. spier's charge, In som'
cases going back to December ane
everything was brought up to date
Then MI. Spier cleaned out his desK
He did not appear excited or worried
HenTV H. Rogers, jr., testified .
spicr being entrusted with 14b'OO'
shares Of stock for the purpose o
their being deposited with the Contra
Trust company as collateral for a new
issue Of tho Asbury Park q Seagir
railway bonds. Mr.. Rogers said 1t wa
not known until May 2 that thes'
bonds were not promptly deposited
Mr.. Roguws was present when Spier'
desk was opened after his death. Tn
keys TO the inner drawers Of the SAT
were found under the desk and
box Of keys was found in the vast
basket. Frank p. Keech testified tina
spier had deposited with his concerl
| the $4,000 worth of bonds as his per
sonal property. On the Friday befor
his death Spier was allowed to TAX
the bonds to deposit in the Contra
Trust company.
The Jury after half an hours DELHI
GRAFTON found that spier came to hi
death by q bullet wound from pisto
fred BY his own hand.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-31
q, A. n, veterans in a collision.

g. A. n. veterans in a Collision
Lafayette, Ind, May 24.-ons deaa
and eighty-three injured is the results
of a collision on the Battle Ground
interurban line, near this city Wed
nesday. OF the injured seventeen are
IN the city hospital. With the e.
ception of Rev. Peter H. Owens q
Medaryville, Ind, all are expected 70
recover. Most Of those caught In me
wreckage were only slightly injurea.
The victims nearly all are veterans
attending the state G. A. r. enSamp-
ment here. Charles Roudebush, mo
torman Of one Of the wrecked CAV.
was killed and the officials say nAs
disobedience Of orders regarding run
ming upon a switch Is what eaaseo
the accident.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-31

wichita, Kan, May A.-Tive hum
drsd bankers from various towns IN
Kansas were given reception at the
chamber Of commerce Tuesday night
The annual convention Of the state
association opened here Wednesday
morning. @. Q. Chandler, president
Of the Kansas National bank well
coined the visitors. The Response
was made By ex-Gov. Bailey. This
was followed By the annual address
If ne president, @. L. Brokaw, oash-
Ter Of the Commercial National bank
Of Kansas CITY, West Side
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-31

Pueblo, Col, May 25.-A special to
the Chieftain from Telluride, Col,
says: San Miguel county is covered
with Is inches of snow. The storm,
which began wednesday afternoon
has spent itself. A rockslide 200 feet
long came down on the railroad ten
miles above Telluride Thursday even
ing and II viii probably be several
days before trains can get through.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-31

Mangum, Ok, May 24.-During the
season Of 1906 75,747 square bales Of
cotton we're ginned in Greer county,
giving Greer county rank as the SEQ
ond best cotton county in the United
States. The first county is William
son county, Texas. where 9O,93l bales
were ginned In 1905. Greer county
stood seventeenth the year before
The value of Greer county's 1906 COT
ton crop was approximately Ss,7S7, $50.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-31

t-petsrs6SuTrE. May Nm shatalOn
warden Of the city prison, here. was
shot four times Sunday and moFtaliy
wounded By an 1s-year-oh youth who
was executing q social rsvolutionist
sentence IN revenge for shataion's bad
treatment Of political prisoners. Ths
assassin whose name is BkuHlmin,
Killed q bsggar who tried to stop him
but Afterwards was arrested
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-31

Washington. May 2s.-The message
from the house asking for a confer
encs on the railroad rate bill was laid
before the senate Monday by Vice
President Fairbanks. Senator TIL
man, Who had charge Of the measure
during IT, troubled course through the
ssnata moved that the request Be
yrantad and conferees appointed By
|tha shair. The conferences asked was
agraod 70 and the vice president
namsd Senators ElkinE. cuilom and
nnmln as confsroes on the part Of
a. anniA
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-31

Omaha, May 25.-Chisf Of Poliee
John Briggs and Former Prosecuting
Attorney Henry c. Murphy, Of South
Omaha, were Thursday evening arrest
ID on indictments returned Thursday
By the county grand jury charging
them with blackmailing resort keepers
In South Omaha. Both men were re-
leased on bond
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-31
COUNTY REFLECTIONS
u SPECIAL nuyIsOrOn CORRESPONDENCE
chandise Auctioneer:
HOLLAND.

a. K. Burkholder and wife and Mr.
Griddsr and wife spent Sunday at Mr.
Mauchley's.
John Burkholdsr aud sister spent
Sunday at 3. A. Meyers
8. Hartman and wife spent Sunday
at e. A. Meyers.
DR.. White and family spent Sunday
at Charles Whites.
Misc Cora Hartman spent sunday
18th Miss Hattie Raffensbergar.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-31
A UNION At LAST.
The Two Branches Of the Presby-
terrain Church Formally and
Onicially United.
CAUSED GREAT REJOICING.
Assembly Also Celebrated 2oOth An
niveysaRy Of the Organization
Of the Church in PAIL
adelDhla.

Des Moines, Ia, May 2b.--"l 90
solsmnIy declare and here publicly an.
nounoe that the basis Of reunion ana
union IL nOw In full force and enect
and that the Cumberland Prespyter-
ian church is now reunited with the
Presbyterian church in the United
States Of America a. one church.
with these words uttered before the
general assembly Thursday ModeF.
ator Hunter Corbett of1cially estab-
lished the union Of the Cumberland
church with the Presbyterian cnurcn
in the United States Of America.
The big ecclesiastical assemDlage
burst into a storm Of rejoicing. Hand
clappins cheers and waving of hand
kerchiaA gave expression to unalloyed
pleasure. The contamination devout-
" wiaAed and worked for through
many pears, despite many obstacles
haA hesOme reality.
Wednesday q teiegram was received
from Decatur announcing the adoption
OF tAs mint resolution by the Cumber-
INA aAupeh. At the opening session
d tAs Dss Moines assembly similar
aatina was taken and messages 70
mas e1nca dispatched 10 Decatur.
1mmaAiahulv afssf the adoption Of
~ SanAaEton waiting the churches
aNA ~ declaration BY the mod
0nnhug thAA TIE union was now
sanaunAAaa. two representatives
asam ~ CumbeEiand assembly wer'
IaAFaAnanA 10 the assembly, which
oAna = 10 Soes and applauded, cheer
Cd ~ waved hats and handkerchief
IoI ~ ninutes. Ths Cumberland
yisitncs were Prof. ". II. Black, DEesi
daat oG the Missouri Valley college
MasaAAAl No., end On. B. P. Fuller
tor, pastor Of the Lneas avenue Pres
bytaniAa church, 81. LOuie. Prof. Blacl
was ~ Cumberland chairman Of tn
Joint COMMITTEES on church reunion
and unAsn.
Roth men made speoehes to the as
ssmhlE. expressing their qualification
at ths uAisn and announcing thai
FTidag MadeFatoR Ira Landrith and
dolagti0n Of seven others from tn
Cumhaulaad assembly would arrive i
DOg NEoines to receive and extend OF
cial gRastlnsS.
The afternoon session was devote
to q celebration Of the 20Oth annivel
sary Of the church, its first presby
terry having been organized at "Ol
IButtonwood," the home Of the hrs
Presbyterian church of philadelphia
lin 1905. The contamination of chure
union with the Cumberland Presbytt
Irians added greatly to the rejoicing
LOT the occasion and unusual enthusi
asm marked all of the features OF tn
programme. The church receive
greetings from Delegates Rev. DR.. Wn
lP. Patterson, LID, professor OF d
vinity University of Edinburgh, repre-
senting the church of Scotland, an
REV. VIM. d. Wallace, pastor Firs
church, Bamelton, Ireland, the churc
from which came ''Father" Mackenzie
who is accredited with being the fathe
of the Presbyterian church in thi
country.
Thursday night reception was ter
derod the commissioners and visitor
at the state capitol by the governo
land other state officials.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-31

Iard IL manufactured from hogs which
die from Cholera: that the meat In
spectors are incompetent and over
worked; that sanitary conditions pre-
yalling in the packing houses are re-
voting; that the packers use preserv-
atives and that meat is sold to Ameri-
cans which is deemed unit for export
alton to Europe. The commissions
remedy for all this is publicity.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-31

Madrid, May 2s.-spain wiz be given
= new queen on Thursday when Prin-
esns Ina Of Battsnburg. niecs OF King
Fdvard Of England, VIII b married
10 king Alfonso o. Spain. Ths eare-
mony YIN ta1s placs IN TIE cid ehureh
q San Jsronimo IN Madrid and ths
STATE ceremonies and fstal WI oosupy
sr q as week and until JunsG
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-31
Presbyterian. Deny Its Pars-tass.

FFebDyVeFIWHb Du"S n
Des Molnes, Ia, May 24.-The fam
Gus controversy and debate over the
proposed Presbyterian book of forms
ended in the general assembly lats
wednesday afternoon in compromise
in which all words that might indicaD
that the book is authorized weTp
stricken from the resolutions and me
text and title pages Of the book itseM
and in which the resolution of oDpoS-
ton was also incorporated, declaring
specifically that the assembly made
no recommendation with references q;
n.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-31

Mex. Saturday the following at 200
zach al The Racket: 500 packages
Haas, Stock food. meas felt hats,
isrdiniers, ball gloves and china salad
dishes.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-31

70 New Haven. Conn. from Chicago
A;rect and via New York City June
End ard. 4th and 9th. Extended re,
turn limit June SOth. write NicEel
Plate Plat Road, Room 2ss, No. lls Adams
ST.. Chicago, for particulars
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-31

Farmers having farms for sale,
write to Henry Hummsl'' the rea
estate dealer, Macon, Nsb. N-4
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-31

Non-Union Men win Hot work
stsubsnville, o., May M.-MOre StTiks
breakers were brought into the plant
Of the United States Coal company
wednesday for the purpose Of oDerat'
ing the Plum Run mines ~ . non-un'
ion mine, but a. fast - the nSW ar
Tirhis eams thsy were won oys5 ~
the mIns workers organizsrh It vas
statod wednesday night that Tie mtnel
VIII not b. started this voak, a. not
enough nan could be obtained Thsrs
are fSwsr non-union man hare than o.
Monday. Ths situation remains phAA
suBouis FIasus en- HhipbsarG
Havana, Nay 1s.-Ths Britinh Stsan-
e. America, from Buenos Ayress A.
ind here Sunday and vas sent %
auaraafins owing 70 two eaSas Of M
nsns aboard that are believed p b
bubonia plagua
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-31

Money to loan on farm ana Ol'y
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-31

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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-31
PACKERS OBJECT.
Strong Pressure Is Being Exercised
to Prevent the Passage Of
Inspection Law.
WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE
An Alleged Extract from the Nell
Report Reveals Startling Condl-
tiOns Surrounding n source OF
American Food supply.

Washington, May 29.-Anotner I'M
portant conference was held at the
White house Monday regarding the
meat inspection amendment OF SEN
ator Beveridge Of Indiana to the agrl-
cultural bill.
The president discussed the question
with Senator Carter Of Montana and
Prof. Charles P. Neill, commissioner
Of labor, who Investigated certain pack
ing houses and later talked over the
matter with Senator Beveridge.
At the conclusion Of the conference
Senator Carter dictated the following
statement bearing upon the presidents
attitude:
THE meat inspection amendment
placed on the agricultural bill has met
with the opposition Of the packers and
their friends who seem to be bending
every effort to defeat 1t. The president
says that II the amendment is enacted
into law he will be content to remedy
the evils complained Of there through
the law.
"If however the amendment is de-
feated he will feel constrained In the
discharge of his official duty to the
public to send to congress the reports
in his possession relating to the abuses
existing in the packing houses. He
feels that It Is better to refrain from
making the reports public, not through
any regard for the beef packers partl-
cularly but because the oficial state
ment Of the facts would inture the
stock ralsers of the country, thus max
ing them innocent victims OF line Of
abuses for which they were not pri-
marily in any sense responsible.
THE only answer that can be made
to the consumers Of our meats at
home and abroad will be the enact
ment Of a law through which an efii-
cient and sufiiclent inspection shall
be made"
Senator Carter said that the packers
have asked for more time in which
TO consider the amendment.
"one Of the principal questions
which they are considering he said, "il
whether they or the government shall
pay for the inspection service. II
seems a foregone conclusion that they
viii decide that Uncle Sam shall pay
for the work"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-31

New York, May 2s.-Ths New York
Tines printed Monday what Il de-
eiarss % Be the substance Of the Nell
report upon the conditions IN the
Chieaeo packing houses. The New
York Times says its statement may
b taken auth0ritatiVsly. II says In
paris
'-Tha Nam sOuutaionss say that