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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-10-25
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Iolt bort blslbtnl SdQt eoh Softer
SIelemtpe'. uno Der 9ottor gik cs
btNtr als EN- gnortr, bar ei, o 8
berisratc Die Der Eooesydt, esr b,i
nsIiem ilberitsigt. Neae Iarlnsn li5i
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n.JTtl pon ben eroBe-cu Gnnsttrt
to!9t Dem 8u's 0pr1c, 8reslu /: Go
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9t3e mad Ctldbpml. 5sras. 3ap an
2tt'itoTn aip., erob:ri Cir zine fnn
uno oann tehre urut uuo hols Dir
oeWt GbrlltiLs oosr gouisttn. ,h: eiu
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mati oas. &cylltbW mot oe,ns l,or
lI1rer DIE mdloum! du;tn Arae
Ebller ano pl ne al o,r 0titr s,pnt
(!ne Ealr, llmmt l5ttn anacaor
mo iitEtn pb bier nj ieruen 1Stger
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uU. !rGatIg ;u itinl fo,i MT tua! |
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rSH rtiots 6tIo II lah'h ,oisitn |
fur,"
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lhen mu all otn 4,uiettttu aus oer I
otlmlit bt.arut ml1vN. 3aofr iii !
6 0dp uI6t aus aer g@sli uno uitor. |
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III dnotrt Gelcnoen, Els dies DDS
SmtIBtroplsl trioy1;yn. ~ uatu,llt.
auh tel ben Plpnlrea setppell,a's
lmgts MD! Oahs Sbuib.
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lclbt eHtitwuu Ell.
-Nai ,'totr chHt Shpt,B lsir Blni
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Nv tsulanttn @ilth.s. Y. .. @ora
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Il etrtu &trotM Eatecm rch an
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-10-25

-, NurutHre Sing" lcba Ntnrids
! uno 9iuudr bon StftrlOn eitg
tQmtn githhag AbenO tier all ttna
Dtrblieben Die liadt i'm l4tfpbaila
Soltl. Gih0iie neccn bclaten lIi
Ole 0eyren an serriaen MorQen sad
&ihlonntGin uno lpnrsu bel lbrtr
,3uriIttluit bon bor' uohmlls biz
Wafe rs. Do.eIlers y. y. Yprlm,nsr
bi: ~ ibler Rldtcbr nab Der |0upt'
itlet hcuis MorIen.
--SOnnta9 ialtcH 9sry 0n,p :.
Gdfrpp uao OGiiO iuaQs Gditln 9l.
tern. AlUerpan0tcn MD 6rthuOtn
Stbrnpbl mo tyaten Die 3dit nab
9ter GOvt, no iic Iunitl pohntu rtr.
oeG, an. Qgr Sol Made, or 9uIoy
Der ianl'r 6rlH. beqiciitt, S,tUenu
uNO 5a2oser biz q, Scala wn q
nt bon lbUrn trnrtc I'M IN NsHB,
uiIle wjcocr Die let VaHlcm IN elmer
: S6uOlp!,tilii lplslcbllient Sieut
WoSs Nucn oas Wlud
hcIO idn, lIe Ghtr ne bic S,lolt Eroe
AM Der ll'tr dutr lHlsls ltdno -- oll
llCbc 99tligodIlN $500 m ett,icbe Der
g8tIiItaot utlgtlltu. Sic wsrocl G
nlt, otuu:
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Nls Nd no man aeisb., nclltb;,
Mad tetnem miro 70 iebr S,c 3ehnmAt
laut--
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60 glebt.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-10-25

lrnb II 99titpbaliI itintn Gidiua DC,
tdlRn. has pl9te Ole SiraBe. lt'iaIt
Wis mi gnodttIa:u, iuul uu0 alt,
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snlneNtr Suy Glpeqt, mo mott lmh,tr
Ger 0ottsEolsnii QstaIttW puroe, cilten
ODER oI9ltlb' UerlleEen. ggeb @ecoi.
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geli bier uuo oa Den tncn ooer anoerl
mcIner nltcn Er!unoe uao 9stanatsn,
Ole l1 tls oabm niht otiebe ,S,ob!i.
DE Fnnsltrn" au;urgieu. lie a,ose
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Sldol ttIbr. ionosrn aua in otr I'm.
aeAeuo mar btrsits otn g9eo allss
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iancoT, ST.. Sno. HaOmahsr. "a.
nap @eNittmanu. Qlpd Sos. Qdts.
gNgacr. 6GrIf 6bti. &nlbc. @ocaasr.
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cdaI. ck. att Die .Nrrb9,laupttu"
Ilolrcn nibt n:tr. gluotrt lpR Der
loplnlt Sttpban CtimtD,r, Sttptdn
}Nrtes. 0aeIbo;it, etc. baiitu gper.
p0alla MT dltocu YRBcn oerlcuih,.
w l1lrn mir lar. ais lublten Nh Die
2 ootr 4 bcn oe,l N,tsr, bic No ned
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nn' Der Prth Nsnsy ReYlorm uaol
autit III cle fcrne. cerr Scrmldr
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an De l,cnnuSg pon l,mem %istllul.
oir 'tt itioem 'o;rwrt!i1t. S,ryI
Qturq Ronb raiicts rh iar @tylnoe. |
ranS au' eln' Htii; mt Wtmabln
uuo Sohttr 3ur dltsl Nsin'a:l dm
&beln.
Oprt wartu nud ian al bic G!kn
YIonlTe aus oer ilmltltuo Dcn g90t.
pbalm. Tie 0,tyrn Germ. $rllns |
0llttmtptr 3ls. NPoritlo. gcurlo |
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%utdt, QIdbmtDtr. &r.
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,Sno. $oclitn Ole Nutdtabcns en- etc.
Gerjns iciblt III mt Die ;llhl, bic en
three scores and tan b,rrl4 ,t.
rClol rotT ibtrltrilien -tlb'n. "a
lpartn nch htr 9hihtUiQt. 'eltt Vturp
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m,lltdyl5e Nn'iittta, has :;
0Nn pou ota unRrofi:;jr;i in Der ctut
htn Nrmee einltpdliil. L
Slppcl inor NOT 10 rNliia wis em F.:
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lrUBt 2Rtbriltl &c; tNagtrn IaN jun /
ltn @tatraioa. ot HlttomWsn peu S
'tn:n, Ole ytbt III otu llrulIh brad. ]
IN uno nun austnhsn o0n iNrem 3
amtrsen Tlesutrtf. partu nnr ua. ]
't,lu::i. Ven rdce suiciGe mar lei. ]
le Seut gu iebsn. 6s rdr Gin Yer.
InaA,n Die pi,l,a iaugtu. :raltlesU s
tar'btn dis a,itsr u0tr aoitltntsr s
eumSa nno absi,stH iuitotn. Nd :
itl unit rOli0tr s8unatn. bic hot Der
Rohs gs,isIett - fem. rson bsl4'i. ;
cn - LAB Is In Sal, "udo 6na'. 8
scin Hanncr. TenH ab aaO 10 Gin ::
5ldottr Die .tn: posr aueeu dis lsfRt ::
'eHtEsatiabuia irabli Sts ednlii aS. 9
iehL StdNfr tsaned osa s9t;ih lei. 5
.sr Serlsu btntr als suesrs. Sir !
linen. ipss las btitl ono msiRi iul +
rm hsiaaatta Sehpbdisuliees; y
ia ban csr,a eeimsr srausa H
.slah'n anetufisn apttii /,
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-10-25

-~0err 0enra SAIHtler pcjttr lt'I
clHlltu WlonGteu IN >SeNsrlou DhO itl.
mem Wslptrbs pbIuQ. iebit Sonntll
bicrbtr snrad I'M Gonirdltor GOIt.
uturr bti Oem gaus ocs neuen gdnt.
ecbduots wOmlt bruie bCaonntA miro.
bthnlillA 81 ltln
- Gieiitm nllm in Ynn biz Gouu-
m-flir ihyen Nn'an3 uno mlro 6rti'
tao euoeu. %isle beige Nirqer uno
ilrmtr ttiudtu oit'sIte uro ME mir
sridhyeu, it,utn aut sin,Qs tiCiils
iarmer GrtuaniNe lbysr atter unO
&liltnpfl sur Sdau.
-Wumt @uiruo NiiitmtOf, bf0db
IT'D N}outuQ nlh Ct. %ouis um lbyta
ocri II ilcnoeu Soba ALBEIT III bsiu-
dtn. 9'on tort Gus WuO nc lldl nab
bin II ypui9 nahcltlsQ'nen Bridge
loa brQtbtn mo rinc 3cit.1nl eidh lb'
rr lo,tirr. Der 6rON q. EUtd2 lem
--Gs lit chr bsW,sitnt lo'iA1t oOf
Eich wtIdts Acmpltet uerotu icD, ci@ca
lacltyl 3bclI mtuIler Suiitr bsOni
pem man Gtod'6oco' nab %or'
'nuit laitcrt. }taH@ StturutD
nh Nmuit0a Slod fnp>, lptrorn
II HpN lrcleu pt,tdltit. Nty AHiU'
.Ucu Gl!t brtl Sort,
&. :. Gctitl & SO.
-(stItin ma,cp e. IS sabre ol
lricr @outlrr. scrr 0eurp 99eiier.
mann, I'D. gIrHd 90iuteImUm ols
Sr0ul gum GIlore ilbrie. Tlein l3- |
tn Sahrtatda ilr'r &ermabIun1 Ici'
its 6rda WtaSrmlGn inocm lic an
ldbmlills, ibrt Iysunomnen III lb'
m Seine btmIthCtc. WpQtn olr
ibr;s lIitlltH GbsI'tma |
cb plelt nlcOtrithrcu!
Die yciCr IoIItsu (s MIDI ptridu'
ZEN i'm ,Numbo lnSelrCrlou HltO oeNrn
0trr Nha9. 6prllne,0 |
i poriulpycbtu. Stht! leinc ?luNi.
{ al oa0tur Shle. Seine g9a1;t
i cht mo ielut 4Sreiic mnBIa mo
'uu CT euh nidt iIiriCbCniiCIlt. ntOt
! euh eutr eielp Surlid. slIp ctne
iar0ntt oak ods mas iar ,Oulct 0ui
|.
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10 6rau Spbn &csl!trS iur 8uhc
iiCn. ihcutc plbslih oas %icyo mel.
ts lcpttre rtt toy elmer %IettibtISc
't pOr Dem Store orr fi,md Wtmcr
no Gutdtnton Ghcr cHc 9RoricIaG'
luua 0tOtdl' N,no ppm 9Nuor ~ pE
olC ecmplicn pnyOt. 6ran aotlitrS
'tIor llrrR 0Olt uno lirl ppm @NcrOt,
1T Nusnahmr rincr ltlhitn @tutp'
Nj i'm IHdcu, ioll Dc; 6ran IeM
,tanrn aflteltn itm,
-Tu fb mitrt tlrmA euHolta
iro, ptrotll tpiI pou ptn l5t;n Of
btr bis oth Item Sduuur eintr &nu'
umes 9trtaui ptranitalten. Vile
'aar,u Wro,n su ithr reSRirtcn
reiirn ptytauiI. %eiOuOttr en&t. =
ipa psroitnt unisrt sreBe AHsWabI
N Wdrrtr' 9nabeu. uno RRosr'
Itierr. g9aartn. 10 mic auh Sanbt,
iitt. Gapptn une SunNihnbs DE lplr
Gclienprtiicu unb pi'Iiat Inltr
,heuprsiiN oetauIsn WerOth. 9eir
tlj5,yu oab a. iih inr j,o,rmOuu
autn wiyo, ;u,rli bel uns beru. ;
yeAep ete a. anstrspo iHaft. am :
/ ecn'itlr rssuslrtsn .grtiien bttOunii |.
mlrNtu. sir aaranfrsa bos cine
it Ssunm, @does ,tipagt IN; S,,stun >
/ ghlhsrbtonri be nus tin n,StaIfi
70, Cine arose sllspabi bon
,,nfE. sf6easn.fle 1fginnu ehit
reeu sas issetn gssiitR Veil lshpt,n. :
ltara,-ueirsn 9dsbysa t,Iisu. 10
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-10-25
GmrsSOhs in nuo 'ilmstsenS uoH
gSritphalia.
non
3esepb y. Iuecke.
(6ortieSHns.)

rBe iine, Ole al sds z bSns 70 poHeesi2
-9o ilEe be utdnnIia Sis-trn pou aatirl
-nat ilo 70 leitt efr llrrsfs bier afpenori
sSn reiees SeIe,. IN iaHf.t Btrteaaay5
Sinh Sanipie uns &oraft' reu ftttt eHt-
d. i$pmesp,
-S>at Ses:f o5nS saEsif lsin glae sshnH.
hek7S
.. sataAtsr ,
Css mn siu bsrnitsr 9as. kt'Si,
SRni 1906. on eem bas Sen ses -tL
e'etfes. bas man eos lie bllais RANT.
sr-w'twhror. mi es'sdhs isan
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-10-19

Some one bus asked for the most
Justly celebrated passage in English
prose literature, and Il writer III Success
Magazine says' that this ia like nslSme
for the most justly celebrate! sort Ui
fruit IL the orchard. This writer nude:
= There arr easily I score of equally
worthy pms ages, each one making its
especial appeal to u different mood oi
mind. Kuskii's description ~ Turner's
Slave Snip satisfics our love for the
majestic color and muIion of the sea.
DeQuince!'s reveric oh the Nebu,a in
Orion carries sense Of the vnstness and
mystery of the sky. Pater'r pictur ny
OF the Shield OF .lirrcuIrs rebuilis for
VA the light and lite II hurrd iIellas.
'Swinbnrne's eulogy 0f Rrsetti nstouud-
us with the Gpiendor and speed ~ MS
words. lie Galliepne's prose ftnc,.
The Twelve Wells, stirs Our heart with
lh" precious disqucl nf old torroNs.
Nic'"r Hugo oTatIun IN The Nun Who
l. nn"ha' awakons iu u, the cnnobliua
passion ~ humanity. L,ncoln's 'Grtiys.
'h'E 'pFCCIH MUSINGS We soni VIII Nt
iiuo appeal to :lr heroic III the heGrt Of
m"m. rigit go on /" mention Encr
on, Poe, Thor"au, Hawthorne, Lake
iiarris. Jeremy Taylor. nv we'll lis 81.
Matthew, ST. John, Isaiah. job and
other peers i'll the parliament Of words.
But ! content myself with mnkiug tn,
one selection that is perhaps my favorite
III most Of my moOda. | refer to that
stately and suu0rons pnssage from
Carlyie'o 'Surto5 RcsGr;ue,' where ne
sccs history, ns u stupcudnus procession,
forth h.issuIug from Cimiurriun Night
and vanishing n;O path, tic aud fathom-
less silence. Here il the passage.
Lake some will tla,n0g, w,ll thunder.
ing train OF Heavens artillery, does this
mysterious Mankind thunder aud fame.
Ill long irawn, quick succeeding gran
deur, through the unkuoSn Deep. Like
u GOd-crcatcd. Hrr.breRthing Spirit
stormily across the astonishcd Earth;
then plunge again into the lnnne. Earth's
mountains nrc ievclcd. and her scas
filled up in our passage; can the Earth,
which is but dead and vision, resist
Spirits which bnye rcnlity and are nlive?
On the hardest adlmaut some footprint
OF us is stamped ~; the Inst Rcar OF the
host will read irnces nf the Earliest Van.
But whence? o Heaven. whittier?
Sense knows not; T. rnitlr knowa not; only
that it liz through Mystery to Mystery,
from God t0 God"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-10-19
san FrhncIacn IicImnlrnntInn.

For the past six montha tho East has
been submerged with books, pictures
and other matter relative to the San
FrHncisco disnster. It is now time to
tell the great story OF its rebuilding
Every person in this community has n
deep personal interest in tho rapid re-.
construction OF San Francisco. II ia
OF tho greatest Importance that the
people Of the East should become
acquainted with tho wonderful work OF
reconstruction TINT ia now in progress
and to note what hns been accomplish.
cd IN tho six months following the fire.
Tho fret comprehensive publication
on this subject will I've found in n special
edition OF the Snn Frnpcisco Examiner.
OF Sunday. October 2is,. This epecial
edition will conRiat oi 100 pages, Il In
expressly designed Tor Eastctn mailing
to persons who hhve hcnrh OF the dis.
astcr. but are unfamiliar with tho work
OF rcconstrncEop, Every copy mailed
East win dJa little towards correcting
distorted opiniona.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-10-19
IIere IL Your GUod Dsmucrnt.

When some one called Bryan's attcn.
ton to the fact TINT the Now York
democratic convention did not soecif-
ically. endors him for 1908, he said:
4As to that my friends and are not
go much interested in men ns in meas
ures. We are chiefly concerned in the
declarations Of the various state plat
forms in TINT they affect the real issues
between the two great parties.
The question OF personal indorsernen I
or the passage Of complimentary resoIu-
tions concerning individuals does not
enter in tho consideration. Whether n
state endorses mo or not, whether its
conventions mention me or not in tbeir
resolutions. has nothing to- do with my
party fidelity or my attitude toward
that state. My support Of it's ticket is
not to be affected in the slightea. degree
10y the presence or the absence of the
element am ready md willing 10
lend my best efforts in behalf Of the
ruling epirit Of the democracy of my
and NIL states, without regard tn rer.
sonal resolutioDR.'
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-10-19
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-10-19
Volume III


a new trnn-"natiucDtal rnilroad
reaching from the Gail uf Mexico To
Seattle ind 'ruvcrs sy'ig Nevada through
the heart of the mining country, is
thought to hr the urpHse uf Lns A u
hh capitalists y lao hnve been touring
the state. I'ir rapid change in the
wealth of the country, which is tapped
by Clark and the shorter lineF, has
caused irRnfur maj !un in the cnrr, ing
bu-iursa and the reliability Of the re-.
ported road il appreciated best 10y rail-
road men.
rhn new road need only bc cnust ruct-
ed from Lls Vr.s,.s, Nv, "a Psoscott,
y riZ., aud tIeu 1t saight run could be
hnH;tC f-Om the N % ;nr Wni h,ngtun
pori without iH- ne 'rssity III the round
abpn, hnui L" !.rI ApgcIes aud then
through the Ssi t. .quin Valley. That
Nsyad. ~ ihc st = u center Of all tia.
trnn Irou'inrnt -uad4 ia uhvrou.; YET, =,
white all II the iim,., have been shooting
out cStcnsiDpw. rr'"t mt thoJI la, been
ob --Tycd =, la ,ui''lers and il is now
thought hat :hr operations have all
tended TOWARDS ia, nuild az ~ tl. GrlI
Seattle line " r: niA Oh rnn.clc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-10-19
AurH'n Rich NIInes.

That Aura. the. new poId ca,nn In Tho
martin, -. mar, -, ,:.,s cour,v 10 nm ;,y,,
ing field for miu,np men needs no
further proof th.u wha, has already
pccn ,ui,.;.t.,i. But there, ia furth.r r
and most convincing pro >: of the ricb-
ness If thn, scc;icu i'll cold.
Samples OF ~" ore from the late !;
striGes wore received by this Office
Thursday. Yqs,pr !ay they we.,. ,rru.d
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-10-19
4 Temperance song.

Sing n song Of pestilcncc. fellow tull
OF rye, four and twenty serpcnts dane.
ing In his eye; when hia oyce wore
opened ho shouted for his life. Wasn't
no q pretty chump TO go before his
wiicY Iiis hnt wes in tho pnrlor, under.
meath the chair; his boo,a we're In the
hallway, his cont was on n chair, his
trousers In the kitchen, hia collar on a
shelf, but he hasn't any notion where
he was himself. When the morn was
breaking, someone heard him call-.his
head was on tho ice box which was the
best ot all.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-10-19
Mons wuy.

Ever watch Il man when he takes a
"hnir? He'll move it-ovcry time
svCr IL it's only nm inch. IIe wouldn't
sit in it just whore il wns for Tho world.
Watch him n"Xt time Rnd sce il he
doesn't move it. \ woman will seat
herself without touching tho chair-u
woman is more philosophical, anyhow.
Men are queer creatures, rs everyone
kn"|a. a man will always stir his
coffee hclore drinking il. This is very
fonli h--hc should taRtc il first 10 SEQ II
II needs stirring.
Few men open their personal CORE.
apnricncc without looking nj the pos, :
MARKS to see the time ~ posting.
Women on the other hand tear opon the
envelope n; once; they are in too much
~ hurry I" waste any time. .
Warn u man puts on hia hat he nj.
mot alwnls locke inside IL fret. What
h" "xprc'e /" sco remains n mystery, but
he looks fnr lt---ull the same.
lilo subjects the point ot his pon 10
'lo samp careful scrutiny before com.
meucnR To writc u letter. A woman
starts right oif--jabB her pen IN tho mix
pot md si sirnightway hcgius to scribbie
rn IL her lilo depended on It.
II Is the man wlIo roads with his back
to !hc light, holding hia book iu one
hnud. Herein lice wisdom. a woman
rcstn her book on the tablc and leaus
both clhows thereon. But the foolish.
ncss Of tho mans act lics IN tho fact
tlth hc Va seeking comfort and seldom
tnkca this pupition because IL is the
moot scientific ono. or courac, he Iinde
It ian'i comfottablc--hia arm acbct
after III" fret ten ninulcs. whcrcupou
hc pu's hia book down rrmnrks TINT hs
is ynlnR out.
II is The man who lctr out sccrota..-
not by tlling tlu III, bui 10y ill.timed
silruccs. lie dOrn wcrac--.by rci,is,np
4" rrntify tho curiosity " bia qucslior.
era he invariably cnuacs them To jumr
n, conclusions much uurc damaging
than The truth ~ the matter.
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E1lxo. Nevada, Friday, October 10, i9o6

lnt:.sa, iiHd consented thcri" the
Pacsi,ieIi shalt, BY pntclnulsuGn, "ps u
the lands reliuqurshrd 10. the indian -,
set;iemeet, 10 SSe, disposed oi ,nier
existing laws;
And, whereas. By au agreement ru-
tered Ir;n by na,d Indians they iiuve
cedcd and reiinquishe;i To the United
States all their right and claim Ill and
to all the lands III sail Reservation
which have not been allotted, selected,
set apart and reserved, ns above set
forth;
Now. therefore, J., THEODORE J,o Sc
WELT, President Of the United States OF.
Ameri 20, by virtue nf tho power in me
vested by said Act %! Cungr,s IS and T.,
virtue nf taid ngrecmeni, do hereby
declare, proclaim aud make known that
all Of the lands within th" Walker River
Indian Reservation IN the State OF
Nevada winch have not been allotted,
set apart and reserved us abo:r sci
ont, al ;hc hour Of twelve o'cluck noon.
Pacific Standard Time, un Monday the
the twenty ninth day al October, \. u.
nmeteen hu.dred aud six, and not
before. be Hpened to settlement. and then
and thereafter he subject tn disposal
under the existing Laws Of The United
Stntcs.
liz WITNESS WHEREOF | have hcrrunto
set my hand aud rauseh the seal of the
United States tn he rfIlxt.
Done at tho City Of Washington
tLis 26th day OF September in
,. the year OF our Lord niuvtcen
lsEAL hundred and SIX and of the
Independence oi the United
States the one hundr, q and
thirty first.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT,
BY the Presidents:
ALVEY 4. ADEE,
Acting Secretary OF State
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-10-19
Frre Al'nh0I ISiII RrsuIis.

In view OF the fact tina, on Jan.
nex,, the frrr alcohol law becomes
operative, the following statement from
Washington source Is of interest:
In the man nufacturc OF Hlcoho! from
corncobs and cornstaIks, at smull cost,
tho Department Of Agriculture is do
veopng new. Industry TINT the De-
parIment says il likely to be Of lnrge
commercial value. Investigations which
the Department ia making at lIoopes-
ton, III. have proved TINT the large
quantities Of corncobs which every year
heretofore hnvc gone to waste can be
converted into nl.'O!Iol III sufficient
quantities 10 jufify ,he erection Of n
corn cannery.
Tho Department; Of Agriculture sent
two chemisls to Hope Iton to make cx.
pe7imcn,H at largo cannery there.
They have succeeded by simple methods
of Ir. mcntation i'll getting yield Of
eleven gallons oi alcohol from ton of
green cornstalks.
a statement concerning tho expert
ments 10y ono " the scientists Of the
Department rcnds:
AT different time' dur ng tho past
twenty-five years the Department has
conducted experiments along the same
limo, Int with common field cornstll like.
These tests show That there are 90
pounds Of ferment ,bic substnncps in a
ton ot gre"n field cornstalks, which will
yield nbont hnlt Of their weight in
absolute alcohol. la round numbers, a
ton oi stalkel will produce leo pounds
Of al "hol. 2Ol pounds OF proof
sPiriia. As n gallon nf nlch oil weigh
nearly seyen pounds, there should be
fifteen gallons u alnohol IN ton Of
stalks.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-10-19
z sRespecifully yourr,
Recorder nnd iGx-Ollicio
Auditor ~ Elko T. ,uuty
Low Grad" In Sirrraa

Virgil Boruc, vice president of the
Western Pacific, and j. w. Shotwell.
one Of the railroads directors, have
finished inspecting the line across the
Sierra into Nevada, aud they report
that th" maximum rradc ui the route
from Sierra Vnitey to Oroville is one per
cent This iF by far The lowest grade o!
any OF the trarscoTtiuental railroads
crossing the Sierrns. aud it ia expected
by the officials after n survey oi the route
that it will revolutloniz, railroadng in
this country.
Six Thousand men labor on the West
ern Paciiic, according tu }. ~. Shotwell.
Ninety miles Of the road is completed
westward from Salt Lake AID in many
other places the grading is finished, or
nearly so. Weather conditions are OK
pectcd to he good Tor several weeks, and
and this will he conducive TO the hest
work
@We covered distance OF Geo miles
during our trip over the route" savs
Sbotwell, "part Of the wny by nutomo.
bile, part on the railroad We are build
ing, par, in u wagon and the remainder
ct the distance on horseback. The road
will bc one Of the most scenic lines IL
tho United States. Thirty lax es ara il,
view Of the tracks near Clio. They are
stocked with fish and all kinds oi game
abound throughout the limo in Nevada"
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10 Not N"nfy.

DO moi weary in wen duinR. Tuoso
q" ln rrhi"vc tho moi urr .ftonca. those
"h" nr' hchscl ~ by hn thicRcat
"t3i rc,"'. !'h"sc turn evil iu'o coDi,
filurcs IN" al '.'rssR; ihcr rtnkc IN.
apirati0n " I'uir iiuicnta. ri!d ioi piuch
triumph over vOrI.oui ryrn, lcndcn
enrs. poor health nnh broknn torlunca,
and riso grandly above obstruction.
Character cnwrnps them aa u Garment,
and thOy sU cl0thc tllcmH lvca with
courage md por is'cncc TINT the
assaults NJ advcr sr-;inc can not
harm thom. II IN the one who In hnm.
pcrcd by many chr"a, weighed duwn
hy physical inllrmitica, rnd who knows
not whcro tho next penny in io come
from, who achieves IN urGatuet mcapurn.
Not NIL tho heroes and lcinups ~ the
world have their nnmca wri on ih.
scroll of inme, or arO tno vn ouiRi,lc
thoir own domicilc. Somo day, .ir
bGoka ehall 10 opened, and the air win
hc full Of surpriRcs. In many instances,
Tho last shnll he nr-i, md tho llra,
ahnll no lnni.N Tx.