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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-19
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oeoDQ 10veots0att0n.
{>. ySssnangtDa, ID c., Febrnar1 ~ -
&~r, J. irtgrstste commerce connniNbon
-. ,orssred N ,inyestig1tion o. the
Naes ana practices of yaiirosas eneaS'
RI - the transportation 'of 'oil from
ed Nss and Indian territory 70 intes
Kan AestinafjUns. the besfing 10 oe
state ! Kansas City, March y, 1870.
held Ce. any member fRii to re-
mischan i cesp's on s4sreymoe". /.
erlda tan, d. c., February W.
Washins = NICHOLAS 1iOngworth VI
Mr.. and Mr. TUn Of their ncneymoo
spend . por Y left for rsmpas tls
In Cuba. Th' En o'clock this NOR
shortly after q. vii take she -
ing, where they w Thursdsy mcrr
for Havana, .arriv
ing.
Food eili FOR Wy 18th
washington, Febru Sre fool bil
senate discussed the y tahcod bill
,nsav uostponing the s's disposed
nntil after the food bill !
lof.
o..,Sea Against oevernme w'-m'
washington. Feb le-rhe su. :, Mr.
oo,rs today decided the case =, ~
,o ,.s,,ea states vs.. the Bitter hoo. =
s,or,nent asu company and otnes
s.nnaas ~ the late Marcus Day !"
s...... involving the charge c' un
lawfully cutting two million ,a.',s a"''s -
~or,h Of timber on the public lanns Nus, !"
uo,'" ."a, .,s,e ~ against the rosercmert
a ne !, was stated BY Justice Pennsm.
us. no : delivered the opinion, that as 'ne M
al the government had now secu'ea ,.so., -
= evidence the decision was
Iprejudice.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-23

gsbE MIR Rat1 In elmer SaSs, ri. to-
nur 1lHnusiHpb. Biz guer t6rperIi1es
Gefinben ii9 ssbeiIert bat, bGmit
frembe anselessHbsit GaG Moi &.
misI"
Gritaunt bltdte Der 2idter auf:
.Reoet nnperfoblen, mein Hntb foll
gl6 mad beitem @iIlsn iperben.1
Sa 5os bic @Ite aus sinem tleineu
9eutel aus Sdaffsll, ben iie duf Der
4ruit trus, bic S9ndlIsn unb &etten
nnb ben ieltfum sefiisten Ring urb
iuate:
.Sebt, bieie Dinss sabsn mir fOrts
fpreneenbe f9nebii9e Solbaten an
ienem Gage bes S9redens, nobI in
Der irrisen Meinuns, i9 lei aug ibrem
2dnbe."
Dis dber Der Ridter rem Bling err
bltdte. bd f1neIlte er ernpor bon Isis
mem RoienTiB unb bell i9oB ibm b1s
9lut in bic bIei9en 8dngen, befpest
srsriff CT Jpn unb fusts in tisfiter
Riibrung:
.Dabrli6, @ottes Sdnb Itntt oft
punbsrbar Der MenIden GeI@ide. Der
Ring mar meinsr Iterbenbsn SHUTTER
8ruutgabe an msine Iitbfuertbe gbsgss
iponfin. uno bieTe CAB ibn mir rieber,
uls fie bsi bes 8drtbsI @eburt bobins
fterbeu muBte. Gin oltes amulett 1T
bas rptbe Rubinb.r5, bon pilsern emit
aus fernem 2anb. mits:bra9t, aber
an4 elm gar Iie6es, tbeures @nbenten
1T es mir"
WGbrenb Der Rt6ter nit Rii6runa
iein 4mulett betrd1tete, berietben bic
beiben 5ruuen, mas pobI nit benz
iibrigen Sdmud an3ufdngen Tel uno
bef4loffen, benz Rdtb bes Ri@ters al
folGen unb ibn benz armenfOn6s 30
iibergeben.
I'm B~albssfaum, tabe Der Gtelle,
mo emit bic feline Siitte asitonben bait
to- faBen on einem beiBen SOmmertaa
in einem rebenumpa9fenen 2uftbGuss
den gliidislise Meniden bei tiibIsm
Sruilt bereint.
Der 8artbeI mar auf bss @dters
Bitten un6 @insabsn mad 2anbsbere
auriidsetebrt unO Der ftol5e, pprnebmI
Munn bate nun ielbft fie 4nna lei.
mem Sobns Slsefiibrt, ben Sesen Ipen.
benb su bulbisem gbebunb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-23
Rad Der Spdasit.

a.: rDltiH G6pieesrboter Fat MID
bel 4us3ublung Der Mitsift Inn 50,s
600 Mart bstrpgsn.~ g.: .glber e.
bat Dir bod bic psriprO9snsn $4,000.
ousbs5oblt2 - a.: rSa, aber ME i9
feline SO9ter iebt fennsn oelsrnt babe,
bate er MIR m~inbefsns 100000 ssben
miIien.s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-23
en Der 3ansItunbe.

JrGultin: r@9rsdli@, iebt babe i&
tetne &sIsitung ~ unb muB nod cine
@ierteIftunbe peit seben- in 10 fpGter
Stunbe gang ALIEN $500" @pms
ndfioit: sDu bub's t9 boIt f@0n! sd
bab' Bios brei Minuten!1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-23
Gin QsnaIider.

9OteIier: .Gsibsr 1T allies bsisbt.
bos GtHsige. mas i'd tbun sSnnte,
mare, 6nB i'd sinise RtiitR fir sic
nufs 8illurb lese." Reiienber:
aDamit mare i'd einbsritonben, aber
nilr inter Der 8ebineuns, tpGbrenb t1
j&Iafs, barf niat Billiard ssfpielt tpers
ben"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-23

gu ben tebeln. ipel9e bic untes
I@rGnfte &ontiirrenS auf toirtbi9aftlis
dem @ebiete NIT fi9 sebra9t bat. ets
fort bic @srfGli9ung Der 2ebensmittsI,
bic nobl ME Dorber 10 ollgemein mar.
pie uuter Der SerrI4uft Der libsrulen
Notwithstanding. S9le@te unb
naiolioe arbsit, lntGts @aare unb
Surrogate. enbli9 Gdlf9unsen fiRb
bic 3ugdbsn. nit ipsl9er bic Treis RoRs
iurren5 bei ben 8Oltsrn lire gintebr
fsiert unb ibre Serri9aft btbauptst. GO
III ia ni3ts Reues. bab Der @ertGufer
ben Raufsr bur9 antffe unb G9lids
81 tdufhen iuht, unb es 1T iein 3us
fall. baB i'm 9ritdilden bos @ort
aapeIos iouobl gambler nls ou9
@ouner bebeuiet. Rsu ober 1T es. bab
man bic llnebrlimicit .fmortnes-
Hennt. ober .eine 5Orm Der 8onturs
rsns." ooB mon fie uns.binbert unb
unseItraft OffentIi9 ibr @elsn treittn
un6 tpuhsrn iGbt, UNI 6ab iie 70 ais
etmein eeiporben 1T. Wit braioniiGsr
Gtrertee perFubr bas @eieb sbsbem nit
benz 2ebensmittelfGII6.r. SIN nensr..
3eit trifft ibn b61itsns cine @eIoFroie,
bic obenbrein 70 niebrie bemeiien II.
bdb er niGt um ben profit feinsr uns
fbrli9en praititen ipmmt. 60 ees
bort bic @eriIlf1ung Der Rnbruness
mittel. ODER bic unteri1iebuns Numbers
fuertbiserS urrosut.. su ben perbrsitsts
fen Siinben bes SnbuEriolismls.
ireil anf bieIem Msee bic MOslidlsit
ssboten fuirb. obne preisiteiseruus. ia
fosur nit elmer tleinen preisminoes
rung, bel 3a perbiensn. Die @eIsbs
esbunssn Der meifsn Gambler bdben
StDor ben @eriu9 aemodt, bi.lem
uebel einen RieeeI por5uI9tsb.n, bod
bat man es nirgenos bdmit gum pcls
len Grfols sebradt.
8eTonbers b0s felt es INN bieTs
Gd1e in ben 8ersinigten Stdaten.
WobI Bat cine Mn5abl bon 8lnbesTtods
ten Gefebe seesn Qsbensmittelperfals
ihung erIdflen, bon benen man fid
aroBt RefuItats perIpra1. Die Grfabs
rung aber lsbrte, buB Is BEN GinS.Ia
fiat sar nint mDgIi1 1T, bes liebela
5srr gu tpsrbsn, neil sr nidt bic Ro6t
beIibt, einer 5nbritnRten aur Rt9ens
iHaft 3u 3ieben, Der feinen BiirgerR
terf6Ifhte Maren ODER Surrosote pers
tauft, bic iener in einsm anbern St1dte
ftr Union onsefsrtist bat. Seine 9ts
omtsn nermDgen nint tinrnaI ben 0ers
fduf dnriiHiger Mdren, bic i'm Wsge
tes 3mif@enIfddtIinen Sannels iibe
tie @renSen Des Gtuotes tommerI, ~
berbinbern. bd tteIe bur6 bic gunbsss
Qslebe Dor iebem berdrtigsn Ginsriffe
gsI@iibt finb. grft ipertH bic eeT6lIG4
ten Wabrunesmittel ober Gnrrpeate
I'm RIeinbunOeI FeilssbOten tptrbtn. ptrs
mag Der Stoot bic WerIsbung ieinsr
gsIsbe al itrufen. Sur gu b6ufts mtJ
6unR elm berbSItniBmGBis llnfduIbi.
ger bic BuBe fir bic @huI0 0nberer
trogen. Den tleinea MdtsrialDorsns
rambler (grotsr), Der BON sinem @rrB4
hGn6lst berfSlIate ober nit I9GbIiden
3utboten perIsbts 2sbsnsmitiel eefanft,
tie pielIeiMt I'M Gtdate Nstp Yori hers
geIfsIlt tpOrben iinb. 5u beEruFen,
iOehn Die 1smiEHe anolpIe gum 8ei4
fpid ben 8siDsis iisTett bdb scr sdbris
tcHt ben etnsemdGtsn 6rii1iea p6et
gsmiifsn. ben @siebeH bes bstreFFsus
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-23
aas almnle.t.

gs mar am IS. Aprti Ses Sdbres
1853. I'm bas Stdbtden 2dnbsbers
an 2e4 iproBte Der Sriiblins. geSen
Rittdg gliibte fablgel6 unS tupferrotb
Elm beraH3iebenbes @etpittsr am Sim.
mel auf, bic @6seI in ben Slpeigen bers
itummten unb bon fernber ilnng pFers
besetrappel unb Der QngItruF flog BON
Munb au Munb: Bon &aufering
Der 5ieben bic S9pebsn inter scts
ftenfOn beran.A
@er3tpeifeIt, NIT tpdbrem 6eIbens
mutb, bot bic tlsine 8eIuBuna unter
OberFt be Sofia @ibsrftanb, aft unb
jung, ia ieIbft @rsiie bethdtieten ii9
am @ertbeibisunssfpert, bennO9 erIus
aber bic Ginpobneri4aft Rd1 spsitGs
gisem 3dmpfe. Sur Nu6t5eit brans
gen bic Geinbe stn, pliinbernb. Dsrbees
yenb nnb morbenb. 2ob.rnbe gluib
5ties aum Simmel auf, SammerruIe
burhaitterttn bic Cuff, inter Sriim.
n,ern laeen 2ei9en NIT i9mersper5o>
genem antlib, Sterbenbe nit bre9ens
ben Mugen, unb bon Spbtsmutb srs
faBt entfloben Grduen nbSungfrduer,
ben S~obesiprung in bic sraufige Siefe
iDdgenb. i'm Der gutebruns bur9 ben
1einb All entrinnen.
@Gbrenb bds pIinberungspsrt in
Der Sta6t Dor fi9 sing, fprsnsten brei
Better, fdsinbor nit eiEsm Mudtrds
beboht, benz betpaIbeten 6Dbensug snt.
sssen; bic Roffe tporen I9aumbtSedt,
BON @lut unb Staub beTAmubt. Mn
elmer @esbiesuns. ienIeits eines tlsis
nen 9iigelborfpruass, mo bas llnttrs
bOla bthter ipurbe, bieItsn Tie Inns
i4du, berdtbenb. Oh bus tpohl Der re9s
te Meg iein mGdte, bd Tod bic @esenb
DSllia unbenObnt Idien, ols Der cine
rer SoIbaten, uuf Elm R%innIadl am
@obeR beutenb, metnte:
.2dbt rns bic RoIIe trGrfen unb
uns bic glrsen auspai9en, mad Der
tOllen Sasb ba brinner in Rou4 unO
Rub.A
Gin speitsr ri9tste fid i'm 8iigel
0uf unb REF:
BORT fttist teraengerubs cine I9pd,
DE RduhiGuIe duf. Da tduIt nod ies
mdnb; mir nn@l4
Dit Der Meftisits an ben Siigel dHs
geltbnt, itunb cine uisbrise, mOOsbes
bedte 9iitte; tpie sebdnnt aber bieIten
bic Solboten pl5BIih Dor %berfeIben an.
aus Der niebrigeu Sbir t0Rts linen
in monOtonem Sang Elm dltes, 5dpe.
btfdes @OltsIisb sntgesen, nnb Der
Duff Der bsimdtbli1en @isrluppe sos
bic bret Rrieser on.
Die GoIbdten fGlihen nGber unb
fdhen bnr9 ben Sbirfpolt III bic
Quite. Dor BEN offenen SerSfsuer
fniete elm dltes Miittsrhen nit Ihnees
peibem 6dor unb riibrte emfig in tts
mem &sffeI bic f9De0ifde @uppe, nm
dufhSrIid nit 5itttrnbsr Gtimme ibr
2isbhen linsen6, 1Is Of iie feline glbs
niiRg bate BON benz Sommer unb
glenb in Der naben Gtabt.
Die Gplboten riefen fie mebrmols
an. aber lie tDtMseis ben aopf nimt, bd
Isat ibr Der cine idper bic annb Guf
bic ShuEter. giun eft bItdt ffs nm,
ober usbsr GHreden nc@ Gsounsn
git9 bnrh lire ersiien 3iige; nit al
fersFdpddef 6fimnle Bot Ie BEN
fMmsbil3tn MtenbgrnB, abr uuf all,
assaet ber GOlbdtsn ddb fie feinen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-23
HMtnoriItiiAes.
grobterei.

nSoben 6err aeutnont grinn.rurls
gen aus Der friibeiteu ainbbeitsssit i'm
GebG4tnis bebaItsR9" .RotiirIi9,
peiB nod gan3 gut, ipie iebr i'd mid
IN BEN unmilitGrii6en BetIsibunsss
ftiid, benz StedtiIien, unsIiidIi9 ies
fiblt!@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-23

es sibt tein Spesifitum ssSen
S6winOia6t. Stride auft 9ei-
bssabuue, ua6rbafte SpsiIe uno
SCOTS GmulIiOn iOmmeu nabs
oaran, fe gu beilen, fuenn iibsr-
baupt nod stfuas Salt6ares oa
1T. @iaiOnsn @eni6en in Der
8elt lsben uuO iinO Seiunb nit
elmer 9unse.
Seit unOsntli6en 3siten Der.
f6reibeu Die 9OttOren 9eber-
tbrun fir S6pinoiu6t. Ratnr.
li6 tOnntc Der Yatisnt i'm ni6t
in Der alter GOrm sinne6men,
UsBbalb er aud tueniS niBte.
MGn fam
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-23
@or @srtdt.

prGIibsnt DER ipoblpoIIenb gum
QnsetIustsn Ipri9D: Sic saben b.ut.
an, bub sic etpus tpie Gur9t ems
pfnnbsn, ala Gle bieie bier liessnbe
9ritftuias ftabltn91 QRsetlagter:
sd fiirdtete, SoB iis lser fem
tSnnts!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-23
Robital..

.Go Elm Rinberbrutdppurdt 10 Ia
sans nett, dber nod gu mdngsIbott: CT
miiBts 10 gebdnt fem, bdb bic Rinber
Bis al ibrer @~erbeirotbung brin If;
austOmmsn finosn tOnnen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-23
gDo Sic anDpfe fms.

9ie Qtbrerin frdss III Ser alaTTr:
ra6nHt SIR Cure tpurmen MlGnteI
aus5iebsng- Sd. vaann bsr
Bar isinsn mariner geIs ob[eaen34
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-23
SrsnSsr.

.Sier. in bisIts @irtbsbous poIs
len mir bineingsbtn, bier i&siut's ues
miitblid gu isin, Sds Tebe iG f6pH
an Der Nuflhrift: r6ier tDnnen Sumis
lien 9affse tofeuA. HuIIe. .gbsr
BAG If ia sic lluiUsriitGi.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-23
@&Is@t.s Sahr.

@rdf: .@isbsr sefebIt!" ~ TSrFer:
-2iest nur on ben Safen, S.rr @roF!
Die 8ieftsr finb in bisfem Sabre uIIe
INN Elm pudr Coll gu tur5 ssrdthen.'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-23
Quf Der eroutf4au.

SeirGthstdnbtb0t (sur Trai b.s
Sduies): .@ndbisTte Trdu, meirtROms
plimentl go gut babe i9 I9on Ianss
ni4t sessFien." Der tleins GriB:
mir aud ni6t!-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-23
0nrhE4aut.

Dienet sGnG 6err, "a iinb mieber
sfpsi Bfdf6en aStal dlssetuusRj
Ssrr: aGas bdbe i9 Sbnsn gsItern
nbtn6s idpn onaeIebenl4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-23
@4Iaameisr.

Der tlsine Srans fiebt beim Mittdss
eifen. buB es BObhsn sibt. bic Ct ni@t
serne iBt, Su ipri9t tr: Nd. bite
Diana, ih mill feline baden, i'd Din
nod futt bon ben IesteR.'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-23
'bsrsit.

Mutter: r@ssbolb tpoIlsn Gis
benn meine So9tsr ni1t bsirutben9"
= Sunssr Mann: sd sIuub', ba III
tein Sssen babel - Mutter: .glber
mas Osnten @ie, ia seb' Sbnsn slsi4
meinen Sesen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-23

rRein'. - AIs bic 2ebrerin nun rdcp
benz Grunbs bierfiir frusts, uuttportste
Elm bOffnunssbollsr S9iler: rDetl
niir Der lisbs GOtt pstB, no bic anDe
pfc iinb."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-23
Dor ben WdbIen.

sWober nur btr i9Ie1te @eru9 duF
ben GfraBsn tommt2' Die aoHbi6ls
len bertbtilsn pieber 3igarren".
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-23
@us Der @6uI..

2ebrer: r3u tpeIdsr Camille sebSrt
bic 4abe9" - SaiIer: Sur Camille
bes &rdmers nebenan.1
Observation-Disclosures.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-23
2priter

0efner @ottin Elm Gsbiht bOrleTenS):
SORT @u mir aud gu. msine 2iebe31
rDb SspiBlS .Mber Du gGbnit
io9" .Sit bds nidt @efpsis senliS.
bab ID auh0re91
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-23
0efinittOn.

MAS pIabt unb auf bi. grbs fdllt,
1T Elm 9alIon. mas aber beim ploben
in bic auft fliest, bus 1T Elm GutOmus
BIZ.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-23
Ius einsm S~ubilGumsberi6te.

-. TinfunOspansis Sabrel waan
rehne nu9. pie piele seI9Iufene
Stunbsn Der Subilur uuf ieinem Bus
reuu in bisiem 3situbi4nitt Der'
bra9te!
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-25

FranH f: Natter, Jr; Who vas re-
Gently elected engineer to the park
board, has entered ON the duties Of his
new position. The appointment was
made on the recommendation of Theo-
dore Wirth, superintendent Of pain
Mr.. Nutter succeeds his father, who
has been the park boards engineer
since its organization twenty-three
years ago, but has resigned. The new
engineer is a graduate from the en-
gineer department of the University
of Minnesota and has been associated
with his father for eleven years, dur
ing which time he has devoted a con-
siderable share Of his time to park
matters, and so is particularly qualified
for the position.
The first important duty placed on
for Riverside parkway from Franklin
avenue bridge to Lake street. This
will be completed this summer. A thoro
topogra phical survey Of all the park
property and tracts available for park
purposes will be made, in order to have
a complete set of records for guidance
in making plans for the future.
Superintendent Wirth intends to make
plans several years in advance SO that
all work may be in pursuance of d
definite and logical purpose.
One important feature Of Mr.. Nut
ter's work will be the laying out OF
paths in many of the parks. It is Mr.
Wirth s idea that the paths might, az
we'll be where the people want to walk
Such work is already being done al
Wilson and Loring parks and will soo1
be taken up elsewhere.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-25

VALUE $9.UU AND $1U.UU.
Positively the greatest assortment of
new skirts ever offered at sacrifice.
They are made in newest styles of
fine mohair, Panama, serge and
gray checks and stripes. Perfect
hanging.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-25
Boston Excursions via the Wabash and
West Shore.

Rate, one lowest frst-class fare, plus
one dollar, for the round trip. Dates
of sale May 81 to Juno 9. Extended
return limit July Is. Write for further
details. F. H. Tristram, Asst. Gen. Pas.
Agent, 81 Adams street, Chicago.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-25
Special Train to Taylors Falls.

Northern Pacific railway will run
special train from Minneapolis and st.
Paul to Taylors Falls and return Satur-
day, May 26, leaving Minneapolis at
$3.50 am, St. Paul at 9:05 am. Leav-
ing Taylors Falls at 6:30 pm. For de-
tails call upon G.. F. Mcneil, G. P: A.,
10 Nicoalet Block, Minneapolis, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-25
SOUTH DAKOTA

Are you interested in South Dakota? The
state whose per capita wealth is greater than
any other In the union; where the homeseeker
and investor can find good home or safe in
yestment; where lands are bound to double IN
value in the next year or II you are inter-
ested beautiful illustrated booklet of Brule
county and map of South Dakota will be sent
you free. ]. A. STRANSKY.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-25
Very Low Rates to Boston via Niagara
Falls.

The Michigan Central will sell tick
cts to Boston and return at greatly
reduced rates. For complete informal
ton call on or address Mr. V. G. Rus
sell, Northwestern Passenger Agent,
$40 Robert street (Pioneer Press build
ing), st. Paul, MINI. w. J. Lynch,
Passenger Traffic Manager, Chicago.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-25
Fishing and Camping Rates to Madiso

Fishing and Camping Rates to Madison
Lake, Waterville and Elysian, Mimi,
via Chicago Great Western Railway.
For parties of ten or more one fare
and one-third for the round trip, good
for ten days. Tickets on sale daily I'M
til Sept. 80. For further information,
apply to any Great Western agent or
J. P. Elmer, G.. P. A., St. Paul, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-25
Special Train-Taylors Falls.

On Saturday, May 20. the Northern
Pacific will run special train, Mime
apolis and St. Paul to Taylors Falls and
return, stopping at White Bear, Forest
points, leaving Minneapolis at $3.50 am.
Returning, leave Taylors Falls at $3.50
pm. Summer excursion rates in eft
feet. eco after the crappies.' -, !
New-York tribune., 1906-10-25
PLACE FOR DELANY.
Nan Hearst Turned D01on Looked
after bg Ellison.

John ]. Deany has already been provided with
place which WILL II is said, keep him in funds for
some time. He has been named for a position
one Of two commissions the Corporation Counsel
VIII name in full shortly for work condemnation
proceedings.
Inc proceedings in condemnation will be on land
between the present Crotoa aqueduot and the Hud-
son at Cold Spring. This indicate that the
great aqueduct will cross the Hudson somewhere
near Cold Spring. The exact point had not been
selected up to a few days ago. though half a
dozen sites were being investigated by the en-
gineers.
Two commissions of three members each will be
named for the condemnation proceedings. Mr.. De-
lany is the only named so far. Henry F. Dyck-
man, a White Plains lawyer who has been con-
nected with work of this kind for a number Of
years. has been selected by the Corporation Counsel
TO ect as counsel for the city in the commission
matters.
The formalities attending the naming of the new
commissions Will be gone through at once. Ad-
yertsement of such appointments must be made
The Corporation Counsel gives notice that he Will
apply to the Supreme Court for the naming of such
commissioners. and he will give out their names
at once. Compensation for such duties is not fixed
but may amount to $4,000
Mr.. Delany resigned. 1t was thought, to accept
the nomination from Tammany Hall for Supreme
Court justiceship. Mr.. Hearst objected to him
and he was not named. but Mr.. Ellison, ap-
pointee Of Mayor Mcclellan. names Mr. De-
lany, who left the Mayors administration under
suspicion OF friction
New-York tribune., 1906-10-25
CHARLES oBERWAGERs POSITION.
Labor Leader Not Advocating Election of
Hearst

Charles Oberwager. until recently president Of
the Central Federated Union. has been represented
as a Hearst man and decrying labor men who
are not supporting Hearst continually that he
is tired OF II He declared yesterday that patience
with him had ceased to be a virtue and that he
intended TO deny officially and authoritatfvsly
sone Of the statements thrust Of1ciously into his
mouth
He declared emphatically IN the 1rst place. that
reports that he was advocating the election Of Mr.
Hearst We're absolutely untrue. for he had not ex-
pressed himself IN favor Of Mr.. Hearst at any time
he said that he had been quoted saying that
the Workingmen's State Political League was bo-
gus This he denies. declaring that he knew sorao
or the men connected with the league and that they
had been high officials in the Workingmens State
Federation.
MT OoelWaser went on 70 say that Il was every
man privilege 10 follow his political belief
He questioned the right OF TO interfere with
an organization composed of individuals, such as
the league, who follow chosen political policy
James n Hatch, chairman OF the executive com
mittee OF the Independent Labor party, who rep
rosents the Uphostsrsrs Union in the Central Fed-
Grated Union. WAS also indignant lAss night at the
New-York tribune., 1906-10-25
HEARST STRANGELY SUED
Violation of Obsolete Section of
Copuight Lac Charged.

Two actions hedged with considerable mystery
begun in the United States District Court yes
terday against William r. Hearst and the Hearst
News Service The complainant in both cases.
Martin Ensey. is not recorded in the city direc-
tories. and nothing could be learned from his coun-
sell Louis Epstein. OF No. IS William street
No complaint filed. the lawyer contenting
himself with the fling of a precipe. giving the de-
fence notice Of the action The first charge against
Mr.. Hearst states that he has 16s times violated
Section 1853 Of the United States Revised Statutes
and that the Hearst News Service in the second
instance, has violated the section 45I times
The section referred provides fine OF 500 upon
conviction for printing, over printed article
matter the word copyrighted when such copy
right has been Issued One half Of the fine is
paid. under the terms Of the section, TO the in
formant. the remainder going % the government.
The section is practically obsolete. and it has been
many years since action begun under
II. \ score of years ago & number Of cases under
the section were begun. but the federal juries
IN instances failed to bring verdicts against
the accused. holding that the complainant or in
former had suffered neither legal equitable