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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-06
Slutigcr &aNentampf
gtcser in MiiiiiHppi grcifcn cine.
meifen Dob IN.

@cibc moren I'M 9c0riff, OaS @c-
iG1gniB SIT Itiirmcn unO cincn
Negcr SIT lpndcn. - Gr.&oilircr
Scring IN Gbicoao SIT ciucm
Soittcrmiu inn 3udt6ollic per
urt6rilt. - Gr-@rGiiocnt Stcn&
lono oesglei6en. - @ritcrc 3elt.
gcnnusie8en in Dem Snquelt be.
SiigIid) ser 9obnfataitropbc bci
Mtlontic Gitp. - 2(ti ei1entbiim
Iidc @ei;e peranldBteS Glen
6nbn llngliirf in Ecuador.
sdooncr milf Mom mo @mt&
perlpren.
&ottieSbura q, Miii., 8. Nou.
Sn @iggins, Miii, 30 Meilen
iiiolit pon bier, perputocte ser Nc.
ger @m. Smith Ncitcrn Nod)mittaN
ocn NiiIiSiheriif Mithcl, mclfcr i'm
pcr6aiten poQte, t0OtIi6 0lrt cincu
Sdub. @r per6arritoOirtc li6 0unn
III ieincm Sauic, ~fapitulirtc jc0odl,
oI3 Gin Mtpb Inltolten trail Die Siltte
an5u5iinOen. Sn 2mtic Scr Nodt
ltiirntc Gin Mob oaS Ort&geiGngnib,
III mel6em Smith inbnftirt mar, CAB
6eller ollf i'm uno licb i'm iiir foot
lic0en. ltnteroeiien battcn iid bic
Ne0er OeS Srtes 5ulamnen 9crottet
ut0 bcgannelt, alti Die MciBen 81
fcllern. lleber 500 ShiiIic mlroell
obgcgrbcn u1o :. No. Glorfc, Elm
@eiBer, crlitt cine t6otlide Munoc.
Wnn glnubt, 0aB aiifl lnebrere Ncger
g~etroiien mltroen, oIlein nidltS @epiI-
les lit ermittelt. Seute iriib itclltc
ii6 bcrolts, ooB Smith nod ON Scbel
lit. Gitcr ieiner Irnte muiBtc icOod'
nmplltirt mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-06
&un elmer nmftiir5enSen SGnlc err
IdDlaacu.

Ncm Oorf, 3. Nopem6er. -
Cine ctuo 10 Sub LANCE itn6 ndt
5onltcn ihpcrc eiierne SGllle ~itiir5tc
Gelltc, ais lie I'M Epeiten Stodnert
0eS upllel @ranO GentraI.9n6nboicS
erridtet luerocn ioate, nm, olrdihIla
Glide idrere eiierne 5ragebulfcr
OeS 9cOen9 ur0 ~itiir5tc 60 Sub tiei
in 0as Souterruin binab. Gin pr
better, Nancn3 Eetcrion, wltroc bon
ibr @0ctroficn un6 qct0otct uno cin an.
0crcr Wtonn, meldyer bon eillcm Der
Irogebolfen aus elmer Sobe bon AZ
SUB 6crn5 %itiir5tr, lit idlper uerIebt.
8ormunlt Sobn Statter uno 3obu
@oli 1ueldcr ocn arobn 6ei'm Nti.
5iaben ser SdltIc ~bunobabte iiuo per.
bnitct.
(SpGtcr.) 49, Ter perlebte Nr6eitcr
bieb Oscar &cariOn unO lit I'M Soipia
tai 0eitorbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-06
lem @erid)tsperfnbren iiberwicien.

Nem Oort, 3. Nopember. -
Die 5ebn Eerionen, neIdle Dor elmer
Wod)e in cincr Neutrality-suspicious..
hung in elmer 6ale al ser Olt-4.
StraBe inter Der IntIage eIter I'm
geiebIidjen &crIommlung ge8en Den
6rieoen ser H%cgierung" perbaitet
muroeM erid)ienen bellte i'm Eoli5ei-
gerid,t mo murOen inter jc $1,000
9iirQifait Dem @eri@tSperiabren
iiberpie'cIl. litter oen @eiangenen
beiiltOen iid Die bctanntc Nnorhiitin
emma @olomnnm ioluie 5tpei ilingc
Damen, lueId)e Oas bicitge leaders
9%ollege" beiliden, nm iih ais 2ebre.
rtnncn aus5llbtl0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-06
9lls uerlDrcn auigcgebcn.

MOBILE, 9lln., 3. 9topenrber. -
Wlou iiirdjtct bier, OaB Der nit elmer
SaOung 8nubutS BON N~cniucola mad
&oDana bcItimntc SboOner oIia (.
Stopea" in Dem Srfan pom lebter
September nit Wonn uno Mau8 I'M
tcr3ing. Die Gi9entbiimcr oeS 6abr-
5ellgcS in EropiOence, II. s., bobcll
oaiiclbe ais perloren otigegeben.
Sic Ncn1ounung oes SdooncrS be
itono, onaihlicBliA Oc@ GopitGn0 u.
5. Ibompion, nlt9 lcd)S EerIonen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-06
Gin Gan0iont toSt, Der anocre int
Etcr6cn.

" orinette, @isc., 3. Nop. $780,.
.. lrotticr, ser Ocmofrotiihe GanOi'
sat iiir oos Nmt Oea Goilntp SdaB.
meiiters. brad bellte III ieiner @ob.
mtnJ in biciiler Staot pl0tIid toOt
5yianmen. Gr mar 50 Sabre alt
uto binterlGbt cine grobe 6amiIic.
u. s. @apling, ser repu6lifaniidc
Ganoioot fiir oos ndmlid)e Anit, licBt
idrucr franf oarnie0er mo e5 %eriitirt
menia 9lltsiidjt olli ieine @ereiung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-06
1liereus uno Slajen.Seioen,

llrtnif1e nnb Nauta 0rurfbeien, @Gnfeniteiue.
8uderIrar;beit. 2Saierfudt, @bileIune oeS @af.
fer8. lln6eitdnoi9teit beS llriuS. 9rigbt'f6e
aranibeit. Nlbuminnriu uno In alien Sdlen, no
~Nrid Cuff Nooenfat purbanoen III ooer oas
gEaiicr bid, poIfig uuo aemltdt lit nit Gubitaus
cen, pte bns @etbe clues GteS ODER sabeu iuie
iueiBe Seioe, ODER eS bat Elm frnnfbaftes, ourfIeS,
biIi6ieS sfnsfeben rno ueiben Bone Suft",8os
oeniat, rhb iucnt Elm prideIuoes. brennenoeS
SeiHbI bet'm Yuiflren bon WaIIer luabrnebnIbdr
III. tto Gdmer5cn i'm Greu5e uuo in ben oenoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-06

@riide ser ,&euniplpat& 9a6n" am
porlebtcn Sonntug, aMh luclhe an
60 Wenihculebrn <rIorcn Qingen
nur0e 6cltte forlFebt. &crihic6cnc
.3eltgen lpur6sF perlommcn, utO Ell
knr oericlsSF Elm in Gicnitcn ser bic
Iif~-S<6St itcbcnOcr Glcttrifcr, 9ta-
mems 2loDo grier, ingtc ans, cr hnbc
int lebten CONNER an Ser ucllcu clef-
triiNcn 9a6n g]carbeitet unO pcridlic.
Ocltp Walc mnbrAcnommcu, 0ob cine
ser Sd)iencn bel ocm NIridhlb Ser
Tre6briidc, no Sic GntRleiilug CT
io[0tc, III sic 06bc aeboNc1 mar. Gr
bate lie iclbit mcbrcrc W}aIc nit CT
ncm Summer bcrab ncIhIl1cn. y,
States, Elm Streden . Gormonu, io1tc,
Sic S6iene an ser bctrciicuOcn STEELE
babe idon Dor @r0iimut8 Der @obn
bel Mii6c peritriad)t mO lei 0urd)
cine Nuoerc cricbt morOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-06
Tiinf WGnncr crtrunfcn.

Hihibucto, e. g, 5. Nou. -
Cine @optSntnnnid)ait, peIde ipGt
Gellte No6mittng bon ser g~citrauOe'
ten norncgiihen 9urte DNOeona"
obitieB. crtronf in 6olGc Oe$ aentcrnS
Oes 9oote3. Mdn gIolrbt, Dab Die
Scrungliidten iiinf an Der GAIL ma
rem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-06
Die S0wa6en,
0ie 8ranfen,
Start naO ssiunO ssmadt onrd
0r.9taOmaDS
Resident.

SSeoer Sropicu pon Or. HaOmap'S
Reiolpent trGgt ourd oos 9lpt, ben
S6meiB, llrin un0 onoerc 5liiiiigfei-
ten uno SGite 0cS SpItcms oie Sc.
bcn8froit, ocnn cS eriebt oie 4bion.
0crlugen 0e8 &6rper8 NIT ncueIn
uu0 %gciunocm Moterial. Or. Roo.
lpnp'S Hciolpcnt lit sic c;njige poit'
the &rr iiir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-06
Stenslano nnS Serina uernrtbcilt.
aailirer ser perfrahten .Wlihuaufec.
Npcnlle State 9onf" ploi0irt
idHnIoig.-- Der iriiberc NrdiiOcnt
dis Staot95Uigc.

INH''"'b' - S'cNSN fNNI'"N'
olS Staat95ctgc.
GGicogo, 8. Nopember. -
Euul 8. Sten9Iano, irilberer Yr0li-
bent Der iauitcn gWilunufee. Apcnlc
State 9nnf." pelder mad leiner
Slllht pom bier in lnn0er, Waroffo.
uerbaitet unO bicrber 5llriid gebrnht
miroe, un0 ScnrD W. Sering, Gr-
aaiiircr ser nGmIidcn Sanf. murben
bellte i'm GriminalGcri6t pom Hidter
Yindnep negen 6Gli6ung un6 llnter-
ihleifS SIT 3ud)tbalstermincn oui
un6pltimmte 3eit perurtbcilt. Giea
mag elm. ODER 5cbnidbrigc @ait be-
0ellten, uno Stcnalonb's &afttermin
l6uit g~lcifBciti1 nit oemiciligeL 5ll
meldem er Dor ctIiben Wod)en per.
urtbeilt muroe. Stenslano mur6e
6efonntli6 ans 0cnl 3ltdtballie bier,
Der gebradt, I'm nls 3euge gegen
9erlng altljiiirCten, olelr 9ertlig
plnroirte iduI0ig uto perlieb iid) alli
sic WilOc 6eS 8crihtS. 5rpbOem BE.
frat StenslaiO Sen 3eugenitanO uno
er5G9ltc, nie sic 8anf ruinirt mltrOe.
Die llltregclm6bigfeitcn beganmen
Dor 5e6n Iabreu, ais cr AIMING, nit
oem 8el0e ser 8anf III 8r%unOeigen-
tbum 3t ipefllliren. @r pcrgriii id,
auf Den Hatb Servings on Dem @eIOe
Scr ganf, bcbouptete jeooh, er babe
ME tGatjG6lidj Namcn eeidlidjt, Oh
gleid er iid Ser 6dlifung ihuIoig
6efanntc, ais er Don Eanser 3uriid-
gebradlt muroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-06
S1mersbaftes ltriniren.
Serren GaopaD g. So.

20, NIIII IUUJ.
Serrrn Na6uaD G So.
SD mar bebnftet nit llnbeitdnoiGItit oes
llriItS. Bin gr5iprueit. oieIe MlaIe In "a Stun,
Den al u%rinircn. IS 1T cine eroBe geIdftteuue.
>ute audi iebr i6ntcr5baft. Dleiue s%eibIedtIiden
Nrdite iino febr f6tuad. Sd miB 9tntis nIe
5luci stnnben n%uiiteben, I'M 8n u%riniren: ipern
10 MID oerf6Iaie, fIiebt es ab. SD bin G7
Sabre alt mo unOeripeitia bel febr gutter @es
f%unobcit. SD erIu6e nm 9r, Jinoipab's eilien
Bath; bite I'M ~fofortiee gutport.
9. 9. SubbeG,
Gbampluiu, Clinton 80, N.'D.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-06

bon elmer Seiiiefeit. iuie D~ernnhldiiiete 9dnora
r ,sgS. iir asc ciiio riSi mn ,il % r, SgIil5H iha ,6 GDeT
i,il ~ <uepte ~innfeiis crtduh. Sicfe aus
niriumiteu gtr3lciitofien araeiertiGien SiGbl
sapi6cn lptroeu in ben stbrper eingefi0rt. 100
tic brett aui ben Sib oes HeioeHs etHipirfen
mo oicies iiGA fbHeucr Giioerniig una talo
betlcr. IS III oa5 10 iidlcr. oGb Die Gigeutoii'
trcr. Y. Heuitdnter & 50, Aor 1916, ggps
gorf. ie6er Belt berell itro, On iebe yorrNr
lMpDMIr I&gNl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-06
Scoer aprYer ri dit iidl

fir ion, alaetbuue llubiloen. aupiinmCrSen.
tdIteDter CSelditdd. l~lebelfeit, 0elbiuht. yer
~ttopiulg lno atocre Sumptome bon stranlbciten
oee ginaeIie. Der sebcr uno oer safe limo
iidpere gln8ettell. cab Shr oteie Cradne ntiBs
brdldt bGBl. SbeRio itber lit nbcr auG. odiI
5br Den ,t3rper lpleoer oeriobuer. pleoer ges
Juno irnd)eit ttntt lpertn Sbr Die fit iene
5traHfbeiten bette str6uei. Ole beriibmten ct.
gerunro 0rdnterptaen, gebrauhi. BUR etIars
8enbeiiGlotbeile. aeine siftige uio iBenoe Seis
miidutg. mte Guedflbet. uno oespdlb and,
ietie 3iter0iilel 70 9elts. Aae stpoibefen.
SiSpEu .I&S1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-06

Sfmere Stiirme baben in oen
leeten poar Sagen lpieoer in Den
gteriunoldnoer @erpoiiern qetpiitbet,
uno piele Sdiiibriihe merOen genlel-
oct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-06

9ei @laipolis, o, lit ser rs,
i06ri8e 6arlner GtaS. .. 9ailep,
iriiber Elm Wtitglieo ser itaatliden
Nder6alt Gomnliiiion. bon eitem
ip%iltbenocn 9ullen bei'm Eailiren
eiltcS WiaiSieIOes nngegriiien uno &C.
to0tet lUor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-06
Scnc ltngliifsificnc Gei gltlauti.
Sim.

ItIontic Gttp, RS. 5. go.
pem6er. Ger Snqueit iiber Die
aataitropDc oui Der Iborougbiurc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-06
9. .. Subbea,
GbnmpIniit, Dorf.

Sine 3Iai6e bon ginopaD's &efoIbent entbdIi
ulebr hes aItibeu Brtn5ipS Der Wleoidtn, ais irs
eeno cine an6ere @rdparatior. gu uebnen III
Ibcel6fieIsSofcr, ipibrelo anbere flint ooer
fe6snraI mebr eriorberu. greis 81. Seriauft
bon gpotbetern Uoer nit GrpreB 8ueefbidi.
oorausbe5ablt. auf gmpfana unferes greifeS.
S6idet all Er. Naoiuap & Co., Rr. 55, Gin.
Gtrafe, sieu.gort, fl. Boot Of sloblce".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-06
Die Glcaaus Der Tiaur elmer 5rau

rno per Sip ibrer aleioer bdnai BON benz pot
Tor aetragefien Gorfet nb. 1ies 1T es. mas
Srnien b6hii an8tebero uno berpliroert nueht
Siele S4rlerben itub auf. enngeidrnlrie biuiaf
Ve6tnoerr. Gos ,gSabe Gprfet" 1T oas ein5iee
@orTet nuf benz Wlarft. fueltes freies atbern'
6oIef %geitdttet. ,geaSe 9oriet" Yarlors, Rr
9OO3. Roro.Gh ia rfessGtrahe. fSebrtS.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-06
Sragiid)e SOlgcn Der Ncnaicr,
ltnuiiien0c @in2cborenc OerurIodcl
cine iNlimmc @o6nfQtoltropbe IN
Gentral 2nucritn. Sic6cu
3o0tc uno ncltr Ncricbtc.

@unpaQuil, Ecuador, 5. Noo,
= Rel Mod)a, elmer Station an Scr
Guitos8nbn modten lid nclGierigc
Giuaeborenc Ncltcrn Nlbcno nit Der
@rCmic ciue3 @nggonS SIT iAoiien,
rt0 Nic Tolac mar, 0oB iic6cn Mcn-
id)cu grt0otct ruIO ncltll ucrlcbt lmlrs
Orn. Gin 3uA mar AcroOc 81 Ntodn,
elmer III ser Icbtcn @odc uon Der
omeritaniihcu @eicui6oit, mcld)c Die
&obn borte, nlNclcNten Stntion an
Qclan2t, nnO Die &aNgonS mlrOcIl
ioiort pon Den NClpohncrn Der lint
Qc6unQ umrin1t mcldc lt6 noncnt.
lid Sic Ginrihtmng 0e8 Eoii1aicr.
@ogQonS nit groBem Sntcreiie be.
trodtetet. Gincr ser @eiud)cr 0if.
nctc, obnc 81 luiiien, mas cr that, Bic
@rcnric, urO Ser @ngGon, meld)er
lo9getoppcIt morOen mar, licf oaur
nit madien0er Shnelliafeit ritd.
mGrt8 cine Weile melt 0a9 8eIcill
biuub, bis or unitiir5tc ultO 5crid)ellte
SGmmtlidr Naiiagierc mlrOcn getoo.
let o0cr pcrlcbt.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-26
DON'T BE AN INDIAN.

1t is said that Indian orgets slight nor forgves
injury. He will wait lifetime get even This character
stc not confined Indians There plenty others who
pride themselves upon the fact that they forget kind
ness or forgive injury Indeed is not this the standard
by which most persons regulate their lvnge while re-
memberng kindness shown commendabe Indication
of ptabe character weakness arbor resentment real
anced injuries There be hell here or here
after than that which the individual for himself who
harbors feeling of hatred resentment Someone has said
"The who considers himself Nemesis who treasures M
wrong who injury who lets gnobe hareds tester
IN his heart cannot be happy His like crouced
Tiger ready to spring upon the victim of his wrath If it
easier to put record the memory grievances and
to hug ugly feeling is because chosen to do so
IT we hoard in the mind the unhappy episodes of life it
because have formed the habit of doing So" We should
learn to forget If forget first habit should
be cultivated We forgive if forget through the
act OF forgvng become capable of forgetting Learn
to forget Life too short and human happiness difficult
to attainment that afford detract from his own
or anohers happiness through harborng resentment or
hatred. Learn to forget!
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-26
Editorial Page of The Evening Teller


In Russia there nothing else doing they bait few
Jews.
to have them stick.
''Russia is in the balance Well, Russia is rather
sadly out of balance.
crtcising the car think first what you would if
you had douma that would not do
After the campaign of the press reports there will be the
battle of the delegates at Pocatello.
Mr. Bryan has doubtless noticed that Mr.. Thaw getting
more head lines than the best of the politicians.
Mr. Bora press bureau has probably broken in many
countries that it will not be able carry all the spos
In politics elsewhere is sometimes necessary make
enemies interests of the support of your friends
Between the Thaw and the Harte the yellow jour
nails are having golden harvest of society sensation
On the humorous side of the situation it is amusing
the shfy politician side stepping around to locate the band
wagon
1t is to be hoped that the band will forget that time
and appropriate selection here will be Hot Time in the
old town tongh
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-26
DINKELSPIELERS.

holiday in der hand aind in NIT holiday in der bush
Der milk Of human kindness chenerally vaered at der
pump Of selfshness.
Marriages dot made in eaen always hat union label
dem.
Money buy happiness, but der udder hand, it
to be able to get along pretty veil mitouid it.
You fool udder peoples OF der time but you can
fool yourself all der time.
Der get older der get knowledge dot We
know less den We thought We knew.
Most of would be dankfu for der dngs hat if
not so busy reaching ould for der dngs We hafent.
Der world cfery lng, but peoples would
rather starfe den collect der bills.
Ven a pretty peach Of a vmnens goes Ply der street it
long head dot knows no turning, yes.
Early bed and early to rise splendid idea NIT der
eggsception dot nobody does it dot do uddervse
wish hat all der money dot is spent Ply der dot try to
get someling for nudlings.
Der best choke eer heard sounded terrible foolish until
saw der point.
Der hayward child lives be der dot falls ply der
side
banana peel goot choke maker because tumble
to it kvck.
For der resortes Ven girl tells you she doand
how sing oand her. because she may prove it.
ID. DINKEISPEIL,
per George V. Hobart.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-26
JUST FOR A CHANGE.

Pm sort of tired of things that is;
They re lackin' somewhat to fZZ.
There amt no ginger in life's jar
With things agOn' as they are.
The fault may be with me, and them
1t may be otherwise again.
amt a-trying to fix no blame
Because all tastes about the same.
Howe it is, wish it might
Have things turned round bit night
So that instead of they be-
They'd work towards the contrary.
I'd like to mountain rill
Have spunk enough to flow up hill,
So that old Nature might be shown
1t had opinions of its
I'd like to the settn'
Out in the east when day is done,
Just a hint, when gon to bed
TO prove it wasn't bigOted
I'd like to hear bullfrOg sing
Like nightngales upon the wing,
Instead of that eternal ''clunk"
With which he seeks his swampy bunk
A cat that barks dog that meOws,
And when it comes to milkin' cows,
Twould cheer me up to get pail
OF lemonade ginger ale;
And if the bucket in the wall
Would give up water for spell
And bring me up some fresh root beer,
There ID be no kick a-cOmin' here.
'Tain't discomfort that's vexin me
With life everlastin'y,
But just a sort of parchin' thirst
To get peek at things reversed.
They'v been the very long
A change would strike pretty strong,
And, though I'm making no complaint,
For I'd like 'em they amt.
John Kendrick Bangs in In Lighter Vein in the Angus
Century.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-26
NEED OF A PRIMARY LAW.

y
In the light of recent political history is evident that Idaho
has need for primary law Something in the line of
direct primaries would prevent evils such charged
in the conduct primary this and other precincts
in the county and state
It charged instances Monday that
voted in precincts in the city of Lewiston that
voted who had legal residence in the state
in the precinc that voted who had right of citi
zenship, right of party af6liation.
direct primary drawn along lines recognized
best would obvae all this rreguarty, and cast about the
primary safeguards about the ballot
the regular election There should be registration for the
primary well registration for the general election This
is question of faction of party but question of
good citizenship.
Is Mr. Borahs senatorial ambition override every other
consideration in the republican party in Idaho! 1t is an
issue that has split the party in twain from Kootena to
Bear Lake The voters asked aside every other
candidate to sacrifice other interest of public nature
of private ambition that Mr. Borah may endorse
men in the convention Does republican in Idaho de-
pend upon Mr. Borahs nomination? No No urges that
Is the republican party unit the ACCESSIBILITY of nominal
ing Mr.. Borah No. No can truthfuly that Mr..
Borah is not the only Richmond in the field Mr.
brilliant but the republican party of Idaho has other
brilliant Why should Mr. Borah and his friends insist
that he alone of all the favoe of Idaho signaed
for this unusual honor Is because of signal the
pary Is it because of unferng devotion princpes
Does he stand where other stands stand as an
advocate of repubcansm in daho Grant for Mr. Borah all
that his friends claim for him and then he does stand on
lofty emnence among the of Idaho that
need aspire to the proud position hopeess strive
It.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-09-17

Attorney General Sturdevant yes
terday rendered an opinion to In
surance Commissioner Host that the
latter may legally revoke the license
or refuse to license the National
Protective legion of Waverly, New
York, and prohibit it from doing
business in this state.
This organization has number of
local lodges or subordinate bodies in
this state, in addition to transacting a
fra.ernaI assessment life insurance
business. One branch of its opera
ton, class 8, carries on an invest
ment or endowment business, accept
ing a fiat rate of premium of 81 per
month from all members, for which it
has in the past been paying such
members $3.50 at the end Of each five
year period. An examination Of the
affairs of the company and it's
methods showed that it was unable to-
make such payments except by using
a part of the payments made by other
meI- rers subsequently joining the
society; that the method of conducting
its business in this branch of the
work vas certain to lead ultimately to
disaster; that it advertises and
holds out to the public that it has
always paid $3.50 to it's members at
the end of five years as an inducemen-
to others to become members and
thai such sum cannot be accumulated
from payments made by members dur
lug such period; that it appears from
the examination of the affairs of the
c0mT&ny made by the commissioner s
agents, that not more than $3.50 could
be accumulated in that period, al
lowing the company the advantage of
high rates of interest and forfeiture.
The attorney general holds that the
said company comes within the pro
vision Of chapter 219, laws of 1905, as
an inves tment company, and may be
exClu led from business in this state
unless ii complies with chapter SO
of the law, of 1913, as foreign building
ami loan associations are required to
do
The attention of the legislative in
suranCp investigating committee is
called to this society by the attorney
general as a company whose affairs
require inspection.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-09-17
SAY IT'S ALL A MISTAKE.
ManitoWoc Milk Dealers Fined Under
Pure Food Law

Manitowoc, Wis, Sept 14.-Al-
though official reports sent to City
Health officer Steahle by the state
department of dairy and food say
that milk taken from dealers here
August 81, tested to the required
standard, two dealers, August Heise
and w. Hills, were arraigned in
court on complaint of R. Adams,
state inspector, and were fined $25
and costs each. The two paid the
fine rather than assume the costs of
fighting. The letter from the state
department was written by J. G.
Moore, first assistant and was not
received until after the prosecutions.
If an error has been made an effort
will be made to have the fine money
returned to the two dealers. A total
of twenty-five samples of milk were
secured.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-09-17
BIG PACKING
PLANT BURNS
IN MIL WAUKEE

Milwaukee, Sept. 14.-The plant Of
the Cudahy Bros, packing company
at Cudahy, Wis, six mile south of Mil
waukee, is burning. AT 1890 last
night the fire was said to be under
control bpt was still burning.
The Cudahy company estimated the
loss at 100000, with insurance Of
100000. One man was killed while
fighting the fire, and several firemen
were severely injured. The building,
in which the large refinery, beef
house, glue works and killing depart
ments are located, is total loss. The
fire got into the main building, but
the flames wer chOked there and the
structure saved. The fire started in
the lard department. The cause is
still unknown.
Early this morning the fire was I'M
der control. The report that one
man was killed proved to be er-
rOneOuS.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-09-17
CHILD SLAYER is INSANE.
Mrs. o. G. Olson of Green County
Confesses.

Monroe, Wis, Sept. 14.-Mrs. o. G.
Olson, who killed her child and cut
her own throat will probably be sent
to Mendoza asylum. Her life is no
longer in danger.
She confessed to killing her daugh-
ter. On Monday, Mrs. Olson told
other members of the family that
she was going on a visit to her broth
ers, some distance away, and when
she started, took the little girl with
her. In about two hours she re-
turned home covered with blood and
bleeding from an ugly cash in the
throat She was highly excited and
raved of how she had killed her little
Olive with a razor and wanted to die
herself. A search soon discovered
the girls body. The throat had been
cut. Mrs. Olson had evidently used
the same weapon in an attempt to end
her own life