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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-11

Don't let the baby suffer from, ecze-
ma, sores or any itching 4 fthe skin.
Doan's Ointment gives infant relief.
cures quickly. Perfectly ste for chill
dren. All druggists sell it'll
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II fortune disregard they claim,
Don't hang thy head in fear and
shame,
But marry the girl you love best.
Rocky Mountain Tea will do the rest.
A. C. Luken & Co.
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Don't you think you'd better let it,
When it is raining, rain away,
For the sun will be shining bright,
If you take Rocky Mountain Tea to
night A. G.. Luken & Co.
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$1l.QO Round Trip.

$t4.oO Round Trip.
To Old Point Comfort. less than
half rates, via Cincinnati and the
c. 6 o. r. r.. MotiGay, July 23rd,
and Saturday. August nth. mex.
pensive side tri IS by Boat and Rail
to Washington. New York and other
points Of attraction.
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WAGON MARKET.
(Pald by n. J. Ridge & SONY
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK.
(Paid by Richmond Abbatoir.)
tPaId by the Bee HIvs Grocery;

Cattle.
Choice. butcher steers -. 81. 00GD 4.25
Bulls ..-.-.....- .SZ.OU0I< SUI
Cows, common to good $4,000 800
calves ..~....... 900
Hogs.
Hogs.stop heavy ......... :. $500
Hogs, 800 lbs common and rough
.A.. d. D
Hogs 200 and $50 lbs average :. ....
SO.tub O.OU
Lambs.
lambs ..-y..... ........ $4,000 525
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$500 Round Trip.

$500 Round Trip.
TO Atlantic City. Thursday. August
18TH. IS day limit va. Cincinnati
and the 9. & o. S. ". r. r. Stop
over privileges It Philadelphia, Bal.
timcre, Washington, &c.
$500 Round Trip.
To Bass lake.
$500 Round Trip.
To Bruce Lake.
To Winona Lake.
Season tickets, $500, IS day ticket
$4.15.
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$3.50 Round Trip. b
To Niagara Falls, Thursday August
9th-12 day limit Via Peru and
Wabash f. r. 81
Free reclining chsir4car Richmond
to the Falls, direct ~ out change.
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$3.50 Round Trip. &
To Minneapolis on aecount Of c. a.
r. National EncaniP ment. Selling
dates Aug 10. II, o 18th. Return
limit Sept. 80.
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G. 9. ST..
POPULAR


$500 Round Trip. N
To Atlantic City. Caro- May. Ocear
CITY. Thursday August 2nd-15 DAY
limit via Cincinnati End the c.
0. E. r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-08
Gin sd # c II,

Senutor gerfinS idcldte beute
sic 2obbpiiten, peld)c iit in Sen let.
ten 5agen brett gemodt babcn
burd, ENC Srbre out mclde Den
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-08

litiiden 9ebatte. Su1otor Sec bon
Wontgomerp-Goltrt filbrte oteIelbe
berbet, ols iiber sic 6riibjnbra Fri.
n%tGrrpoblbiu ocs ScnntorS 2intDi-
cltm fir ole Sto0t Baltimore pers
bnn0clt muroe. Gle SriginalbiIl pers
fiigtc, Dob Nomirotioncl fir Wfunis
3tpol-Ncmter ollrG Otrctte Nblttnl-
mltng un0 nidt 0lrrd) Gorpentionen
gemodt ipcrocn ioQtcn. 2aS Gomite
1lr Moblen omcnoirtc Die Bill, Oieie
9cItimmltng altSitrcidcn0, uHo Die
Hepublifoncr iprod)cn ollie 3u Srn-
item bicic6 Announcements, mic altd)
Die ORGANIZATIONS Temotroten I'M
Scnot. Senator Gee Itcllte MIN Die
9cboltptung aui bic Nepubllfaner
bepor5ugten Gorporottonen II. Mir
Sen BON Gorporotionen 6eoor5ltgt,
uno Die glbitimunQ ilbcr cos Nmens
dement, miir6e old) 5eigcn, mcl6e
OemofratiId)cn Wtitgltc0cr oe@ &c.
mats OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ictcn. IS
Gcbc, Iagte er %fcrncr, potrior6olildc
unO popuIGre 9cmotroten; bie po-
triorfoIii6cn Gcnlotrotcn lcicn Ole
menigcn Sii6rer, meIdc Die &opie
3ltIommenltcdten unO Die Gan0ioa-
ten fir ooS Golf onSIudtet,, ip0b-
rcn6 Die populGrcn Gcmotrotcn Die
grobe Walle ser Nortri ict, iucld)e Ole
Gonoiooten inn oiicnen Gonteit SIT
nominiren miinidtc.
Gieie Ieubcr,rn0cn ocs Senators
bon montgomery County brod)tcll
linn idorfc @rpi0crunGen Gin pom
Scnotor @remington Gem bon
Micomico= GolrntD u10 Den rcpublifo.
niidJcn Senotoren Sones BON @olti.
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itigen 0eri6t ii6er Die 9ia einrpi.

itigen 9eridt iiber Ole Bill einrei'
den.
Gle 8runb5inS 9ills.
Cine Itarfe Delegation, b~eitebeno
aus ben $50. 8. y. Sennigbollien, ".
@eber, @m. Stinner, Senrp Strob'
meper, @m. Mcrrifer, 6ronf Nopod,
s. 6. WiiQer, u. Neifelo, @.G. Foull'
nep, 6. S. Stord, IS. 8. &ion,g.
Seorn uno S. @. &eQltor0t, eridien
bcute iriib Dor Der itdotiiben Gelegd'
ton un0 proteitirte gcgen oic9iu ocS
Srn. 0cadam, mel6er bic 8run05in'
gen, melfe olf cine langere Yeriooe
ais Is Sabre 9entad)t iino, ST. irgeno
elmer 3eit nod ledSnlonotli6er &iln.
htglng obl6Sbor mudt. Gas Sailpt'
argument Der @egner Der Bill lag
in Scr Nngabe, DOB naf N%nnobmt
Der Bill 9tiemono nlcbr 8elo IN
8run05inien onlegen mer0e. 9eSs
gleifen proteItirtc Die Delegation &C.
gen Die Dill ocS Srn. Srcm, meldc
0us Gigcntbum BON Nftcrmietbern
bon ser 8eidlo9nobme fir Nid)tbe.
3oblung bon 8runo3inien befreien
mill. IS muroe orgumeltirt, bob
oicie Otietbcr bas Hedt bGttell gegen
Sic Hi1rntbitmpr INN MrItuhtiuipI
menn iolhe ni6t be5obIt leien, &C.
rid]tlid porgcben f0nnten. Sr. Sreln
%crlpiocrte, Dob eS fir Die moblbober.
sc &loiie ser 8iirqer piel leidter iei
buS @eieb IN NniprudD 81 neGmen,
ais mie iiir 0en nrmen Wunn. Cos
Gomite bat lih nod allf tcinen9eridt
geeinigt,
Gin @iocrrui bcobit6ti9t,
&r. SbipleD rcifte cine 8iq Gin,
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8rpfer Wasfcnsg aa
bcs rSnrnucreins &uriuGrts,"
= Montas, Den IL. Wars 1906.
8 mcrtbpulle Gin5clpciic.
10 8rnppenprciic.
(G7,9,70)
(G7,9,70)

9reifohe @ebnrtStags.
feier. - Cine ibone oreifahe 0e'
burtstogsfeier fanb geitern @beno IN
Conrad 9roun'S SaQe, Ged 9onts
uno Goroline-S trabc, itott. SIR. gu<
quit &ird)ner %feicrte ooIelblt lelnen
80. 8eburtstog Sr. George ". Mi'
6aros lcinen 20. unO Sr. Sobn 9.
@otba leinen AZ. @eburtStag. Sr.
=. 90bler iiberreihtc Den orei &c.
6urtstogsfinoern i'm Nornen bes
yGipob . Sergniigungs : Tereins" le
einen ieiocncn Shirm nit lilbcrnem
&nopi uno entiprehenoer Snidrift,
uro cine gemiitblibe 8eier ianO itott.
@ei Son1 @eiong uno 8ldIertlana
omiiiirte mar iid) bis sum frilben
Worgen. Inter Den Inucicnben be.
fal,oen iid piele Srcunoe Der &C.
bilrtstagsfinbcr.
.aIIgem. 9euti6eS @oi.
cnbuus. - Ger y9amen-9tab.
Ierein" bes .Iagecminen 0elltid)en
@oiien6ouieS" bielt geitern gsadmit'
tog in Ser InitoIt feline regelmdBigc
@criammIune ab. Die SraiioentiL
Srou s. @ebr, fiibrte ocn Soriit uno
Trou 6. Sdmiot baS Hrotofoa. &C.
meIoet lpilrbe, baB bic g%innobmen int
Iebten Wonat $220.75 betrugen ilnh
sic 9usgaben $9t.67. Srau gmilie
Selomonn mlirOe als Wtit9lieb a,f@
genonrmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-08

oos @cieb 5llr @ei6lognobmc bon
Solaircn lul0 Sobnen 81 pioerrlts
fen.
Die @infeloopofoten.9 I
tobt gcmadt f.. 2
Seltte Nbenb ipltrbe i'm ltnterbouie
6ie Bill ocS Srn. 8oomir, tpeld)e Den
@intel Iopofaten DaS Sanopert lt.
gen ioQ, foot gemobt. @Gbrenb Der
Gcbotte crbob Sr. 8oowin ginponS
0egen sic Anpclcnbeit oeS GlerfS
@rpant ouf Dem Slltr oes SauieS,
Der gegen Die Bill inter ben Mtitglie'
bern oGitirte, unb erilidte Den Spre.
der, Den Wonn ans Dem 3immer 5lt
Dciien. Spreder 9cnion erfldrte,
BOB in 3llfunit Glerfs ooer irgenb
icnono Nn0ercS, Scr orf Dem Slur
mGbreno Der &erbonolungen fir
obcr be9cn @iQS ogitirc, aus Dem
&ollic geluicien merben miirbe.
Gie Gorton'iGe Dill geaen ainoer'
Nrbcit poIlirtc oaS llnterbauS unb
lpuroc in Den Scnot gelonot.
Sr. Wurpbp reid)te bellte gbeno
cine nelle @obIbilI nod Dem Wuitcr
ser Ncm4 yorfer Bill ein.
Corporations Stcuer.
Sm Senat rei6tc Sr. @ormon cine
BILL Elm, sic 9rlltto 3 Ginnobmcu Scr
Gorporotioncn 81 bciteucrn, II. 5ipor
% ollf Giienbobncn, S%elegrapbens,
Gclcpbons, GrpreB-, SronSportotionS-
mo Sofc Gepoiit II. 6ioelitp = Cont
pognient 2 Gro5ent oui HDbrenlei'
tllngS' mo 8os = @eieQibaften lnS
Sitcl = &crliherungS . 8eielihoiten,
Is orf cleftrilhe Sift = 8eieaihaf'
ten.
0ic SubcI Scier uno Is c.
Imcrbe- IuS II eIlung.
Sr. Scotipolc reidte i'm llnterbouS
cine Bill ein, Die Subelieier uno Sc,
iuerbc . MuSItcllung 81 incorporates
uno bie 3obl Der 9ircftoren niif q
81 permcbren. gIS Afticn : &apital
iinO $250,OM feitgeiett unb oils Sn'
corporatorcn linb Die folgenoen Scr
rcn genonnt: 6. GlapSimonus, 3. g
Soen, 6. 6. Mocgill, 8, $. Carroll
s. $. Srcgoe, S. z. Stone, @. VI
9opfiu, s. &. Crane, Sreo. s. 8ott
lieb, 60. SiridL 9. g. 9afer, Serpm(
s.. Sopce, eugene 2ebering, 6ranf s
@odter, Sobn Siorfs, S. garrpMa.
bool, s. Geo. @cbrina, s. @. Soof
Gbas. 6. 2olpS, 9. q. 2eonaro, 8
6. Sbonbereer, s. Gbos. 2intbi
chm, s. 6. Serb, 9. DC. @atts. Ser
ner reidtc Sr. Seatluole cine Vit
ein, 100000 fir oieien 3med 81
permiIligen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-08
2gaf8ingtomsA gentar
-beS-
"peutf6en Gorrefponoent,"
8n,. Sannemann, 1915 Mariun.
Strnhe, N.s8.
100 auSeiseu NIB getennngeH cutgeosn genoub
meu iueroet.
9ufal6cridte aus 8aibinstou.
Srogii6es Gn6e BON 8out
WcubQuS.

- -
N|eubuuS.
@nt 9ietItog Nbc1l bemerttct
2elltc, Die bon eiper 6eitlidfeit in
@%oitberSburq, Wto., 5uriidtebrtcn,
nobe Dem Sd)ienemuege Der n0nltis
more-S bio.9obn" untpeit 9romn's
Station oen le6loicn &orper zines
WonneS. Sic bcnahri6tigten Ole
Gountp- 9camteh ipelde in Dem Scr.
ulgliidten Srt,. Roll 9teubollS BON
bier e~rfonnten. 9ie Yoli3ei ipltroe
bcnod]ri6tigt, llrD 6reunoe beS Ser
itor6enen begoben iid) geitcrn Wor.
gen nad 8oitberSburg, no bic
llcberrclte iid) I'M Gtnblilicment eia
mes Observation-Disclosures bcfon0en. Gle
Giienbobn,9 eomten iino Ser aniift,
DOB Der llngliicflld)e bonn BoIiogicr.
5uQc 1etroffclr tuur0e, Der 9ienitog
Ibeu0 H10 llbr in @aibiugton cin-
trni.
Sr. NclbauS fpor an GienItog
sur 9eeroigunG ieines perltorbenGn
6rcunoeS Soiepb 9. WiilolS no6 ser
,Gongrciiionul Cemetery" geiobren.
9cfomrtc, Die Iid I'M 2ei6Cn5uge nit
linn in oerIclben &rtIhe befar0elt,
uermiBten i'm olf Der Seimfobrt,
glnltbten ober, Bob CT iid i'm 6rieos
bofe o~uigeboItcn babe.
Ser 10 trogiif m'S 2eben Sc
tommcne mar 80 Sabre alt, in 9alti-
more bon oelltihen Glterlt gebpren,
ober felt pielen SSabren in Der @ulle
-bCSbauptltn0t m%obnbuit, mo err einc
glnltellung in Der Gon9reB-9iblio.
tbcf 6otte, bis er cinen Nnfaa BON
8ciiteSItorltng bate uno nad elmer
SrrenonItalt aebradlt lperoen muBte,
bon melher er nad orciidbriger ges
bonolltrg nlS gcbeilt entlallcE
uur0c.
Vor bier So6rcn muroe er Damn
5um 8%ibliotbernr i'm Sreimourer.
Eempel crnonnt, mel6e Stellung er
bis 5r leinem Nbleben befleioetc.
Set finn ooer iefs @oden matten
lId) micoer Spntptome bon geiitiger
%llmnnd)titng benncrfbor, 11no eS ipIl-
ten &orbereititn9en 5t ieiner Iuf-
nnbme in elmer Seilonitolt 9%etroffer
lpcrocn, oils Der tragiide l(nfoQ i'm
bon alien 2ei0en erl0ite.
Mor gloubt, 0ob Sr. NeubnrS
bonn .Gongreilionol Srieoboie" iid)
ulf oen &e9 nob Baltimore begob
iln6 Dem @eleiie entlong cling, bis ct
bon Dem 3ll9e getroifen lpuroe. @r
luor Srcimmtrer, unb 2ogenbriiber
in @%oitbersburg iibernobmen bie
&orfebrllngen 5llr @eiOroerrng ser
2eife mad, @oibington, no iie &C.
itern Nbeno cintraf ll1o BON Der tief-
betriibten gSittpe IN gmpfong 9e.
itonlnlen inurbe. Die 9eerbigur1g
miro itor9en - Sreitag - Hadmit-
toa 5lpei llbr pont Sr%auerbnllie, Hr.
III, Rem. Oorf .Mpenue, N..@., aus
aitf ser o@lenpooo.gcmctcrp itott-
finoen mo BON Der ySope-2oge Nr.
20" Ger Sreinlaurer gelettet iperoel,.
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Gas gScttcr.

Sir MoruInu0 unO Den Giitritt
Columbia Ncacn u1o iil0lucitIidc
@inoC.
Ter b0d)Itc Recommendations mar
AS @ro0 nm 4 llhr NoGmittngS.
Ger nicOri0itc Recommendations
mar 30 @ruO nm 6 llbr Wiorgcn9.
Ger nieOri0itc EbcrmometeritonO
ser lcbtcn 81 Stm0cn in nodiolz
Qcnocn St0otcn mar, mie iol9t:
GoItport 81, 8ortlono -, Bottom 2G,
NIbonp %, 9tem PORT 81, &orriSblrG
-, GbiIooclpbio 81, Ntluntic-Gitp 81,
@aibin0ton -, Noriolf 3S, Suttcroa
Al, Charlotte 3S, discrimination IS,
GborIciton IS, Soponnob 80, Sad
ipnuiac -, ISltpitcr GO, &cDsg&cit GS,
Ntlonto II, Mont4Omcrp As, 9{Cu-
Orleans 81, Yolcitinc 36, @oIOcIton
80, Corpus Gbriiti lS, Mtcmpbi@ II,
Cincinnati 81, Yitt9burg Is, O9mc9o
80, Buffalo %, GlepcIonO Is, Detroit
%, Nlpel,n %, MorQucttc 81, @rccn
Ban g, Chicago st. Culutb 20, ct.
Saul -, ct. %olti9 40, &onio2.GitD
80, Omo6o %, @urou s, @iamord
30, g3illiiton 80, SABRE II, @clcno
81, SILT 2ofc Gitp %, Gcnucr 2G,
Nortb Ylottc 2G, Go00c Gitp o.
Nnlnrilo 26, Sos Nn0CIc3 IS.
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MarDlanocr Staatsgcictsebnng.

Die Baltimore Cbio.9obn" E Inter.
iltduno. - &icl @iienbobn+Gor.
logen in beiNcn 9Guiern. - Die
Gontitc'u orbcitcn tGglit ltcbcr.
5cit. - %icle Bills unoiinItig ein.
bcriftct. - 3oDIreide nelle Gor.
loqcn. - Gle 9nrbicrbiQ miro
hcrtc beiprodcn.- @cri6icOene5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-08

more, 9ofer bon Sorfor0=Gountp,
2nncoIter bon Gborlc5=@oumtp llno
6ronce BON GccilsGountp. Senator
gofer erflGrte, IS lei gcraOc bic re.
publifaliiid1e Gnrtei, Dor Ser oie
Gorporotioncn 8ittcrten. Senator
Sec cntgcgnctc. iie 5ittertcn icbt piel.
lcidt por GrGiibent Tooiepelt, ober
5utNiorf Sonno's 3citen bGttcn Tie
nid)t ge5ittert, unb COB Tie e& gut
mcintcn nit ser republifnniiden
Eortci, babe sic ltntcriuhung ser
grobcr Gcrii6erurgs @eicaihoftcn
belpiclcn.
GoS Nonlinotionen ollrh oirefte
abitimmlln9 itreidenbe Nmenoe.
mCnt iprlroe idlieBli1 NIT is gegen
s Stimmen ongenomincn, Son Ser
sen fonler obcr MIR bier StimWen,
bic Der 9emofroten See, EcrtinS,
Sintbicllm ul0 Moore; oic on0crer
bier gcgen oo> ENHANCEMENT nbge0cs
bcncn Stimnicn fontell bon Sen SIC
publitoncrn Nofer, SronCe, Griffith
mo 2ancnItcr, oie nllr oc@bolb &c
gen bolIclbc %ltinln1ten, INT 5I 5cigcn,
bob JIG nid)t y%inltrl,irt" mor0cn iGicn,
uno neil ooS ENHANCEMENT lire
Stimmen niht broitbte. Senator
SoncS bate nGnllid gcGubcrt, CT
babe bon lciner Eartci Snltruftion,
0cgcn Die Nnnobmc Scr bircftcn Nbs
itimnnnng bel ErimGrluoblcn 81
Iunmen. mo oieie& @~eltan0niB mar
cS gcmeicn, pcldeS Scnator Sec %.
81 pcrlcitetc, ser repnblifoniIGcl,
Eortci Elm poor Siebe SIT perIcben.
Nod)ocnt bo& ENHANCEMENT on9e-
llommen luorben mor, oiferirtc &C.
motor Oorn9 ein onbereS Imenbc-
mcnt IN Sorm elmer gon5 nclten 9ia.
Die @crbollollna iiber oieie Dill
miro bellte Ibeno beginnen. Die
Bill ld,cint cine Mo6nobme Der DC
nrotrntiid)en INSTRUMENTATION 81
icin.
ii rtreue0 ienite e.
%or ser itGbtiiden Delegation err
ihieuen berte 0adrittoe Sr. u,
HoS5cl Gotbcort, Elm Mitolieo Ser
Iclter . 9eb0roe, uno Sr. Sobn s.
Bartlett uno o%rgnmentirtcn 81 8un-
item elmer Icniion fir Srn. @m. 81
Wcslfee, Der i'm 9ienIte ols Scner-
mebrmonn ihtpere &crletungelt Err
litten bat. Sr. Mcglfee, meld)er sur
3eit Stnots , Senermorld)aa lit, por
ielbit ebenfolS erificncn unb erflar.
te, boB CT hlrh icine id)fpere &ronf'
belt nm u%n9efGbr 60 Tfuno obge'
nommen babe. 9ie ltdbtiide Teleao.
ton miro mobrideinlid) eilen gilt
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Outer Tang.
Ser W0r0cr ser Ncgcrin r%icllnic (oD-
Tor cinociollgcn. SnQlleIt in
NorOmcitcn.

w ~ l \ |NNaiN''' ~Nb
Tor cinociollgcn. - SnqueIt i'm
Nor0meitcn.
Ger NcQcr Soiep6 Smith bon 9tr.
7iG, StodtonsS troBc, meldcr, mic
bereits geitcrn I'M o0cutI6cn Gore
iponoent" brri6tet, am GienltnA
9l6euo icine Hoiicngenoliin Scnnic
&aplor critod, ipuroe GeItern abeno
fltr5 Dor I llbr bon Dem Scrgcanten
Quinn unb Dem GpIi5ilten WeDGr
cingefongcn, ais er im Segriff mar,
ieinc g8obnllng 81 betrcten. Sure
Belt oorolli belt Coroner 9ol0min
in Der uor0Dcltlidcn Yoli5ciltation
einen &nQltclt ob, bel mclhcn SmitD
oils ;3cllNe pprgcfiibrt lpllr0e. Ger
Nrrcltont bebdllptcte , ooB or on5
SrollcnSilumer crit gcltohen babe,
nod0cm &cttereS linn eincn SdinpI.
llanen 3lgcrrien babe. Giclc Ins
gobc n,lroc ie0o6 bon on0cren 3eils
gen beItritten. Die GoronerS- Sllrp
beollrfte MIR elmer fllrSen Serotbltng,
Inn bcn Neger fir Oic GrmorOulq
bon SSennie Soplor pcrontportlid SIT
baltcn. Gin WcridtcrItottcr bcS
n3eutl1en 9orrelponocntcn" lud)tc
ben Ncgcr in iciuer Belle oli uno CT.
frbr bon ocmiclbcn, bob Smith, nod
Dem or bos Sroucn5immcr gcItod)cll
bottc, nod Scr Nort6. Ipcnlles9riide
elite, boiclblt boS Mciicr olf OoS 81
Interchangeable binob mari uno Damn
bel cincm Sreumoe an Der Wore-
StroBe 3uiluht iud)tc, molelbit CT
sic Noht %5ilbrod)tc. Son BORT aus
erirdtc or bcn Nc0ersNr5t Or.
StrcctS, ieincn &otcr bon %icincnr
NrtfcntboltSort in GcnntniB 81 icbcn.
Ger @atcr licb linn nlittbeilcn, or
m00c nod icincr @obnunN fonrmcn,
iln0 ollf Dem @cgc bobin mlroc
Smitb pcrboitct.
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Gcpprtutiou

Gor Deportation &c,
d) ii + t. - Sm &reisgerid)t Nr. .
Undergraduate Hidter Stodbrioge &C.
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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-02-02
STATE ATTORNEYS SCORED
ANTI.sALOoN LEAGUE sUPT. FER
ausoN REPORTS NEGLIGENCE.
Liquor Law Not Being Enforced-0ov-
ernment Licensees Not Holding State
Permits-Wants Physicians Orders
stopped-Will Fight for mo" Vote.

The seventh annual meeting of the
trustees of the Vermont Anti-Saloon
league was held at Burlington. Tues
day. Jan. 80. Reports were presented
and the work was discussed.
Supt c. j. Ferguson of Burlington In
his report declared that the campaign
for 1905-6 began the next morning af-
ter the March elections OF last year
and would continue until the polls
closed the night of March 6 this year.
The work OF obtaining total abstin-
ence pledges has been pushed with Wig
or. The heavy debt of the league has
been paid during the past year. II Is
believed that there are In Vermont
223 holders of United States licenses
authorizing the sale Of liquor. The sec
retary of state has received record
of 1O1 holders of licenses for the sale
of liquor under the laws OF the state
and six towns have made no returns.
Superintendent Ferguson declared
that some of the states attorneys had
refused TO prosecute. even in no license
towns, under the statute declaring the
holding of a United States liduor IL
cense prima facie evidence OF the sale
Of liquor. He scored some prosecut-
ing attorneys for the negligence and
failure to do their duty in law enforce
ment and denounced the practice OF
physicians giving orders for liouor con-
trary to law. This. he said. is one or
the most difficult problems to deal with.
In one town a physician who has lit
tie practice is said to issue from 80 to
1853 orders for liquor each month. Mr.
Ferguson advocates the employment or
detectives as the only feasible way or
correcting this evil. The shipping OF
LIQUOR from license to no-license towns
is said TO have reached considerable
proportions in some parts of the state.
The prevalence of pocket peddlers and
kitchen dives is mentioned. 1t is
claimed that in one tenement in Bur-
lington five families carry on LIQUOR
traffic. Town prohibition is said to
give fairly good satisfaction at some
places. The overcrowding of the house
of correction at Rutland is alluded to
and Superintedent Ferguson dwells
upon the fact with great emphasis as
illustrating the unfairness of the local
option system in placing the burden
of the support of prisoners from license
towns upon the people of the whole
state.
The statistics presented by Superin-
tendent Ferguson show that during the
year he has held 322 public meetings
speaking TO 2S,500 persons. He has
taken in pledges the sum of 1886. A
classification of the voters of all the
towns has been made. showing their
attitude on the license question.
The field secretary. the Rev. w. K.
Davenport of Barre showed that he
had travelled 10000 miles in nine
months, during which time he had
made III addresses in 81 towns III 10
counties, held nine conferences. and
raised over 2700
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-02-02
Anti Tobacco Crusade.

The movement against the use of
tobacco by public school pupils. which
was begun in Burlington recently by
the teachers of the high school. has
spread to Rutland and. if the plans
formed by the teachers there have the
right effect the habit will be checked
somewhat The rule will most serious
ly affect the makeup of the base
ball team since every candidate will
be required to assure the principal that
he has not since February 1. used to-
bacco in any form. and will not while
he is in the school in the future. AS
result of the rule recently made by the
high school teachers in Burlington.
barring users of tobacco from the
school organizations, company OF
boys who come under the rule have
formed a baseball team to be known
as the Burlington Independent team.
The boys say they are not opposing
the anti tobacco rule but wish to play
baseball and are unwilling to make any
tobacco pledge in order to have the
privilege of belonging to the school
team. There are still several good
players in the school who either do
not use tobacco or will give the habit
up in order to play on the school team.