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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-04
Spurfur be 8amlc Gtes. ..

boorfor ifaI pi aate % ere De
8amle9~ ipprgte SGreren.
"Sorhi set er De @amle, iom bar
ale Yergcne," iparcSe Safob.
% 9Greren f,inoe fife iinSe paa
,iosct beore Spar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-04

tit poerfte for at binbre @anroenS
Solg, men forgirpes. gnnto!e pnr
III pna Bel til Nptureri, men oa ban
fit Eie paa ben iinge pige, sif Fan
liae ben til 9eltoe nleo en- beifpttenoe
Brine % ia:
"6refer, ieg fjeIoer Teres Stil.
ling og foritanr Geres Sorg
% ifisnt 3eitamentet er Hart og |
filo Sroen, ian ntaa De bare for.
bisiet ON, at jeg pil sisre oIt, boab
Der itaar | min Nsagt for Gem
ieg tilbpoer iaaleoes at pebbli' at be-
tale Teres aIoiterpeniion."
Seq taffer Gem, Sr. Roi,sielot",
ipareoe Den hinge 8ige pproig % II.
gefrem, men man betaIer | aloiteret
fnn for Dem, iom life beitemmer fla
for at forbIi' Ser. Saiten bender jes
tilbdge til GIoiteret tor at tilbritge
init 2iu Der"
"6refen So"
"Get nDtter life at forisge paa at
opertnle mig, min 9eilutnin9 er
uigienfaIoeIig. Seq cr ira MI al 90.
nice % bar fdseIig life gru9 for no.
get"
gnatole itoS iom foritenet. Gnoe.
Zig tit ban f%remitammet:
Seq befloger meget, Srsfen, &c.
res g%eilittning, men er Der Ga intet,
ieg fan sire for Iem2"
80, Sr. @ousieIot, Ser er noeet,
ieg gierne piIbe be- Gem ON. 9e
ptloe gisre mig iaa Ipffelig peo at
Ct mig Snfel IatbiaS' gortrGt."
"SpiIfet Hortrpt?"
Oct iom bRnger / SaarnppreIiet.
Get er | en- forgpIot Ramme, men ben
be'r ieg life ON at faa. Seq elifer
oct giaeoe, for Set er iau iluaenSe
ligt. 6aar ieg oct, biz ies ia en- 80.
leIIe al at SnfeI Watbias enoru le.
Der for mig, iaa ieg life bill ba' ocn
cniumme Selelie."
anatole funbe neppe ifiuIe fin
@l9oe oper at ilippe for iaa goot
&ieb % CAB itrar Siereren SrSre til
at bette ialig 8ousielpts giaeoe.
Smiolertio bapbe Broiper nprmet
fig Sen iiitge gige.
"6rsfen," ia ban, nil De ale.
reoe reiie i~aften?"
"Nei, Sr. 9e$rofes, ieg refer
eiebIiffeIig."
90 itpnaer Gem inoe | aluiteret
for befe 2ipet?"
"6or belle Gipet."
Sperp9loet al fine SsIeIier uS.
brso ben linee Mouo:
"Srsfen, bort 9%cfienotifnb CT finn
ct Bar Elmer eamnelt, men bet bill
Bill ct uforelenmeligt Minoe for
mig. Bill De life til afifeb raffe
mig Seres Saanb ion til en- Sen2"
ll6en 9slen lagoe Serene fin
Saono | Sroipcr8 % iaa paa bam
rteb fit rene og ifisnne glif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-04

SW pltUf WttulullpI upuu DdN
iorrciteft life CT alene ON. Ill 8cr'
ae ca Sornute Itoo belle bans Srosten
oa ocrom Orrnte ban baabe peo 3u9
o. Rat. StafforS gnotoIel
Men pnr set nu ogiaa noget llnberf
sam por 20 anr. % EtIfGIhet baooc
onbrdat bom hos Ell Of De itsritc
@ersipefuIattter.
anotoIe bapSe CIT goo gammeI
@enL Der bar Iigeioa forifieIlig fra
bam iom bui6t % iort. SON beo
8roiper SeSrodes. San bar 4itnIt'
mailer. inget flor Nfoler, men en- Opg'
zig os nurpittiabeOsful0 Ntdnb, Ser
Ieoeoe for fit arbeioc og fin a1trit
og nar en- bruo og Ipffeli8 ung NanO.
Sorpirbes forisJte GuatoIe at bragg
flu Sen iuS / CONGRATULATIONS, men
RroieerS Sour Ieo altib ems:
Seq er MdIer % nil fife BIZ an
Set END MaIer. SflLNe 2pffen imtIe
I'll mig, er btn reIfonurert, men Oct
.radtte bore element init arbetoe,
mint a1utit, buiS life: iod tof for
migi Ien on ifuI ia Dig iogt, ana.
toIe, mar 61 en- batter Dag Ter sin
Grsm qonet I SpfpIocGie, bill bine
TfIIipner ia forbnnbFct oft Sierte til
en- 8ldofLumpl"
gn afterL Tom Sc TO @enner inb
fommrn og tnIte faale6es ONT Srem.
tiben, bragte gortneren anotole ct
@peo.
DHet nebpe bopoe ban L9It Sc fsr.
fte 2irfer, fsr 8reoet begpnote at rp'
fte / bans SpHoer, og ban uOitsote ct
bit @Goesfrig.
Self forbatiet Io6 Rroiper fine
2tne fnlbe pao Srebet Oct bar I'M
bertegnet Bi6ar6, &Spofat, % Iso
~fanleSeS:
Otter utoitge SnroFb bar ieg Ell
DeIig hui0et Seres Spor og ifprr6er
mig at ititoerrette Tent ON, at 0eres
SIegtniug WntbiaS RotsieIot er 300,
pg at Se er inSiat iii bans llnioer'
fnInrbtie. Seq tor ottmo0e Gent ON
inareit at inOfnoe Gem Der, 6a Ser
er flere Sleatninge, ioul eicrne bill
bo' fin 9el al Observation-Disclosures
Ge oil life fomtne til at augre oct,
0a Iroer fonuer til at gioe fine
100000 Sranf ON gLoret."
"Surral" u0bre0 glnaitoIe itoIt,
ga BEN fsrite gepG9eIie baOOe Iogt fig,
min 9rsm er alerebe gaaet | Sp'
ipl6elIe % ml iaar or fslge
mig til init me @oos."
alereSe ianmne 9Iften began Sc 10
@erner fis paa 8eien, efterat Be teIe'
qrofiif bnobe unoerrettet gobofat
.Ei6aro ON i'm Gnfomit.
gS9te Dag pe0 Srettoen aTltom
bore 9teiienoe iii gberbourg. Otter
nogcu Spgeu fauSt Be peo ct 8obe.
bierne ct aumnteIoogs Rieretsi, for.
ipprot to flltmpeoe IrbeioSbeite, iom
uf &iertens emit ipiIte af en- S%pbltnot,
Ser Ina pua 8u6en.
2tee / ghrrbeOen ipanfuIerte cn
RanbSpfriut, iu1n Ioa no iii at bore
cmfring De ieTti, baOOe ifieIenoe.
Zine oe ct ltitigt emil
9a ban apSogeSe Sc TO 9pnner, Ser
iun isgertbe no, nGrup6e ban fig til
Dem Og j6;
@unifesnuf Serrerne beoer &o,rs.
ieIot?"
ga fph. min go'e @onS," los
Irbingeus Sbur. bborpou ban mco
ct foragteIfgt glit paa ben gomIc
auro8Ie 0ehbIco: "ppaoformget! CT
bette RotbiaS @osieTots gfUipuge?"
Gil Sieneite, Sr. RoSieIot, % til
90 meo bans priDote @oQn. Wtcn
buiS &erren UiI foumlc tio5rof I'll
0d00ogen, faor ban not M BIo0s %
oct itroT, for nj bar qo'p FIRE Mil, %
0eten er ffroI."
Isr8 BEN 9omIc gouoc u0taItc
S;Sip SRA I 81, ,IoorT;r MOI, c,,L,Si,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-04

Sienerens &eit.
ga set er 6am Ips lepenbel" uo-
6rs0 bun, ia oct er ben fiure, eie.
gooe SnfeI Wtatbtdsl"
De 70 genner nprn1eoe iig MI og.
iaa 8iGebet, men iioraabte ion me0
en- WunD:
Get er 10 life Sr. G~ouSielot, oct
er 10 Sean" g.
Soetiamme 9if 9sren op, % Sean
traaote IND. San gift Iige ben til
Srene % greb Sen ~forfGrSeSe hinge
Btgc, Der bar nGr peo at faloe ON.
so set Pr mig, BET pr iaIig HouSie.
lot, CnfcI Matbias, iom be'r Dig ON
SorlaOeIie, forSt ban bar funnel
bragg 0in &iTrli9beo / Soil."
"Qten buno | al 8erben betpoer
oette?" tObrso anatoIe / poerIte Scr
bauielie.
Get betp0cr, Sr. aanatole, at iee,
fsr ieg oocrOrog Gem min 5ormire
% nit bursbareite GIertoSic, bilbe
f~orui&ie mig ON, at Sc pirfeig uar
ppr0tg til set. sc ocrfor fanbt ieg
pnn bette lille Seaterfneb. SpiS Oet
fife foIot 6eI6ig ito for Gem, bor Dc
bare Gem icIp at taffe for set. Wen
for at Ge life ifal ba' nOget at be-
flage Gem ouer, pperrpffer ieg Gem
Der 10000 Tranf for oct 8rpoeri.
ieg bar forOolot Gem. Soget gaar
ON ct Eor elmer, Sogneu pcnter
foron Seren; ies ifal life opbcloe
Gem. QPeu bpab Gem angaar, Sr,
Gcsrofe$, boaber ieg, Sc eisr oS
oen itore SIUoe at iloa Sem til libt
hos oS."
Froiper neLte al 6rpgt for al
iaare fin Gen, men anatole gioroC
ltSiInget peo at buiite til bum:
"@isr Set. fanife on fan forIone
Snfel Watbios meo mig"
80 Simer eiter fsrte Soget Ina.
toIe tiIba9e ill Baris. Ser WaaneSel
efter mootug ban fsIsenee Srep fra
Vroiper:
%Sm otte 0aee glitter ie mig mel
Srene. 0ien Tor of or life ifal tro, q,
pi bar orret ifamIsie MOB Dig, bor b
iat ipn @ctirgdie, at or ifaI fat
ibetminoite Salpporten al arpen ef
fer SrtfeI Natbins. Seq baabcr, a
baaSe on % pi iuor pente rigtit
I9nee, for 'iaIis RoilsieIot' bar iff,
mere Spor af Spt til at % - fo'
Nloor."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-04
Spoc Qn0fprhoIe.

8oSc e~poforbols. Seq fan life
uSitaa, at Der er iaa Ipot / Beriiona.
tct, iagoe hsn ponifelige Serre. Ger,
bpor jeg boeoe fibit, firnbe ieg bsre
Bennen Ifrabe, noar Naboen Ifrep."
~aa set er ingenting MOB, bpao
jeg ct pont ill.," iagOe en- artben gcn.
iion9r. "5oor ieg boe0e iioit, bar
SGggene iaa tpnoe, at ieg tpSeIig
fltnoe bsre, bbergang min Habo | noe.
ite gGrelie iftftebe Rening."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-04

Gn liSen Gut boboe fllnoet en- Com.
rrebog, ipm nar ipeffet meo Benge.
ieoler, og ban gap fig life, for ban
bnpoe fnnbet gieren.
8enrte tpQebe ombpggelig Bengene
og plttteoe Dem | 2ommen.
"Wtn Ssn," ia ban pberit nebla'
benbe til 8utten, "bet glGoer mig al
ie, at on lar Big Iebe of cole 8rin.
ciper pg iom ct 8ebis poa min Sol.
ogtelie bill ieg unolaoe at beregne
&enter al Dig for SEN Sib; bu bar
bapt mine Benge."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-04

Snfci Soaas: Seq bgrer, at Gre.
iten ! IRE aar bar Iiot of @iet, men
ban bar life iast noget ON oet."
Sante anna: "Nen IfuIoe en- M
ia bort paa Wagen! Ga ieq iom
fnnoe iagt Dam, bbao ban ffaI bruce
for oet!"
SnfeI Sonas: "8arife set CT en-
at Grunbene, bporfor ban life bar
nRbnt ct Orb ON bet."
5sr % MT. @eorg, iom gear biem
fra Sheatret idmrtet me6 lin aone:
"6or en- elenbig BaoebeIbsnina. Wen
I al 8eroen, bpao er set ou grpber
for, Wimmi?"
Wiimni: Seq tpnfer paa, bpor
nrgerlig OIL bar for 6 @aaneoer iiSen
I oenne iarnme 6noe, boer Gang pi
tom til en- 8osIpgte."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-04

Nrotnaen bar / iuIo Ssrgeora9t
90 bar cit @appe meo Sofimenter
nnocr Trmeu. Sean bapSe forisot
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-04

"Sboroan saar Surrctninaen ON
8agen?" ipurgte en- mltitter itrtg
Wanb pg Iog en- pIbre aisbmanS paa
Sfltloren.
"6orretningen9 ?" ~gientog &iSbmart.
ben tanfefuIot % traf frem en- 9unOt
Bapirer geiparelier iom ban
netop babe fact paa fine 8raDbrepe.
San prspet at ilua ino paa ben ltttee
Ranos muntre Zone o9 iparcoe:
Seq bar aIorig oplepet en- Sio, ga
Sorretningett bar mere "Iopenoe" emo
nu."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-04
Sra ipreote Setter.

st Sniin sGg. 29rercn: Spor
mango 9ge ct Der | ct 9uiin?
8utten (Ssn at en- 8rocerpmano) /:
5 CODE, 5 iaa uoaenlitnoe pg 2 baar.
Iige.
Gbefcn: Clip MI life rtogen al
oisie grepene."
Sen npe giiergl,t: Seq blir nof
nsot til at Hippo Dem aueiammen."
Gbefen: "Spob er oct, brt iter?"
@utten: Seq ntaa bel Hippo bem
/ 8oItfasien, bel?"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-04

&eo SoIopeora nGIte 0toraen IaS
8roiper auereOe icrun Suiet iiGro
mch al togc en- SfiSie at 8oaroen. )
Here timer bapbe ban iiooct forSp6ct
| fit GrbeiSe. 0a ban blco uGffet al
ct SpcrrainIienS rlobrito ltee bag
Arizona republican., 1906-06-06
DENVER ELECTION
 10 BE INQUIRED INTO
4 Grand Jary Ordered at Request of
 noAest Election League.

Denver, June 5.-District Judge John l. Mullens today granted the petition of the Honest Election League for the calling of a grand jury to investigate alleged frauds committed at the recent election in the interest of franchises sought by public utility corporations.
 The petition for the grand jury carries with it an order for the removal of Dis trict Attorney Stidger and Coroner Rollins from any connection with the same. Sheriff Alexander Nfsbet will have no part in the summoning of the grand jury, according to tine order of the petition. Tomorrow Judge Mullens will announce the elisors, who will summons the grand jury and the spec ial officers who are to present the mat ters to be investigated.
 F. A. Williams. chairman of the re- publican city central committed w. T. DavOren. chairman of the democratic central committee and J. W. Brady. a clerk. in the employ of the Denver Gas and Electric company, who refused to either be sworn or to testify in court were declared by Judge Mullens to be in contempt of court and will be sum- moned to appear in the court tomor row or receive sentence
Arizona republican., 1906-06-06
MISSOURI DEMOCRATS
 DECLARE FOR BRYAN
His Name Exeises Wild Applause in
 the State Convention.

Jefferson City Mo. June 5.-The democratic state convention today nominated Rube Oglesby of Warrens- burg for railroad and warehouse com missioner and Howard A. Cass of Jef- ferson City for superintendent of pub lie schools
 The convention was noteworthy for it's Bryan sentiment. Every mention of the Nebraskan's name brought ap- plause and the platform adopted con- tains the following plank:
 "It has been demonstrated to the satisfaction of every patriotic, intelli- gent and fair minded American that William J. Bryan was defeated for the presidency when he was the candidate of the democratic party by the corrupt use of an enormous slush fund aggre- gating millions of dollars, contributed by great corporations and by those in terested in special industries enjoying special privileges under the law The charges made by democratic leaders and the democratic press that this was true, which charges were at the time indignantly denied. with a great show of virtue, are now substantially proven to be true.
 We declare that it is alike due to MT. Bryan himself and to the integrity of our institutions that he should be elected to the high office of chief mag istrate of the nation at the election to be held in 1908, of which position he was deprived by methods calculated to discredit and put to shame the entire American electorate, and We pledge to him our support and aid that his nom ination and election be attained. We unhesitatingly declare that a fair and honest election, free from coercion or the corrupt use of money, at which the people may have what it is their right to have. an untrammeled opportunity to express their sovereign will at the ballot box, is an important issue in American politics today
 Former Governor D. R. Francis was invited to address the convention. Governor Francis said in part: 'I wish to ask this convention to send it's congratulations to the national de- mocracy on the disappearance of our differences. There are no differences between us now. In 1904 what Is known as the conservative element of our party asked that it be allowed to make the platform and name the can
Arizona republican., 1906-06-06
ATTEMPT
 ON THE ITALIAN KING
The Han Deputed to Commit Assas-
 sinatiOn, Under Arrest.

London. June 5.-According to a dis patch from Vienna. printed in the Daily Telegraph this morning, the Italian po- lice have learned that Italian anar- chists at Paterson, N. J.. have decided upon an attempt on the life of King Victor Emmanuel of Italy at the open Ing of the Milan exposition and have dispatched one of their number to make the attempt This anarchist the correspondent relates, was followed through England. France and Switzer- land, and arrested the moment he set foot on Italy's soil. at Como. but the whole affair was kept from the public It further appears, the dispatch says. that all the European governments were informed that the Paterson anar- chists had plotted the assassination nC three sovereigns. It was this that led to the discovery of bombs al Ancona and of plot against Victor En- manuel
 The Daily Telegraphs corrcsuonde. Q says that Premier GIolitti and FOrelgr Minister Tittoni had conferences on the matter with Ambassador White. who was instructed by the Washington gov ernment to afford full information TO Sarding the proceedings of anarchist q in America.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-06
The Senate Raises Decided Objections to
 the Agreements Reached
An Admission by MT. Tillman that the Committee Went Beyond Its Powers-A Special Objection to the Striking Out of the Jim Crow Car Feature.

Washington June 5.-The senate to- day passed the naval appropriation bill and also gave considerable atten- tion to the conference report on the railroad rate bill. The only important amendment to the naval bill requires the secretary of the navy to submit plans for the proposed warship to con gress before proceeding with it's con struction. The bill carries an appro- priation of $1O3, 117,670.
 There is no doubt that the rate bill will be sent back to conference. Sena- tor Tillman admitted that some of the changes made in conference cannot be justified under the rules, but he said that they had been necessary in order to make the bill harmonious
 Senator Foraker criticised the changes in the anti-pass provision the addition compelling connections with lateral lines and the omission of the Jim Crow" provision.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-06
THE NEED OF THE NAVY.

Washington. June 5.-The senate to- day took up and passed the naval ap- propriation bill. There was no dis cussion until the provision for a new monster warship was reached. Sena- tor Hale said that the provision was different from most legislation for most new ships in that it makes no limitations in any respect. He said the provision is loosely drawn and that it would take six months to make plans for the vessel. He also said that the final cost of the vessel, armor and armament included would be about $1I000,0OO. or twice that of the ore gon.
 Senator Tillman thought it time to call a halt in the increase in cost and size of the vessel. we are getting bigger and bigger, like the frog that tried to emulate the ox," he said, "and if we don't look out we will pop"
 MT. Hale said that with present plans realized our navy would be the
Arizona republican., 1906-06-06
INSURGENT WING
 HELD THE FIELD
Nomination Of . Seuth DAkota Re-
 psbliean Ticket.

Sioux Falls. :. D.. June 5--The re- publican state convention tonight nom mated the following ticket
 United States senator. Robert I. Gamble.
 Representatives in congress >hno Hall, BrOOkings county; Col W. H. Parker. Lawrence county.
 Governor. coe l. Crawford. Beadle county.
 Lieutenant governor. Howard c. Shober. Hyde county
 State treasurer. C. \. CassIH. I.in- coin county.
 Secretary Of state. D D. wIp-. HutchIson county. present incumbent
 Attorney general. VI. S. Clark. Spiuk county.
 Superintendent of public instruction. Hans A Ustrud, Minnehaha county
 State auditor. John HerunE. Camp bell county
 Commissioner of schools and public lands. O. c. Dockken. Dueu county
 Owing to delay in the report of the committee on credentials it was after g o'clock tonight before the republican state convention. which met here at noon, was ready for business
 The sO-caIled insurgent repuhIicaus are in full control of the convention The first direct test between the TWO elements came on the question of en- dOrsing a candidate for United States senator United States Senator Gam ble was proposed by the insurgents while the "staIwarts' named Congrcss- man F. W. Martin of Deadwood- The vote resulted: Gamble S01 Martin ssS
Arizona republican., 1906-06-06
MR. RoNYNcE AsslsrAnr-

Washington, June By clever tao tics, MT. Bonynge of Colorado in charge of the naturalization bill ana with the
 assistance of a friendly speaker, had the measure establishing a bureau or immigration and naturalization of aliens throughout the United States read in the time set apart for passage
 of bills under suspension of the rules in the house today.
 The move surprised MT. Cochran of New York. who began a fiIibuster against it's consideration. He maGe a point of order against the bill on the ground that it could not be considered under suspension of the rules. The speaker Overru!ed the point, and on an appeal was sustained. 155 to 37. | The bill was debated for forty min utes and after two amendments had
 been agreed to unanimously. was passed.
 An amendment was accepted prOvid- 1 ing that the requirements of section I9 shall not apply to aliens. who shall
 hereafter declare their intention to be-
 come citizens and who shall make homestead entries upon the public | lands of the United States and comply
 in all respects with the laws providing
 for homestead entries.
 | The bill provides for a bureau or nat
 uralization at Washington, which shall
 furnish all blanks for use and keep a
 record of all naturalizations. It re- quires an applicant to file petition for naturalization ninety days before it is
 acted upon by a court
 { It prohibits any naturalization thir- 1 ty days before any general elections. It
 authorizes the United States district at ! torney to appear and cross examine ap- plicants and witnesses. It adds the ad- ditional qualifications that applicants must be able to speak English before receiving final papers, and they must swear that they intend to reside per manently in the United States. It also provides procedure for the cancella- tion of fraudulent certificates.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-06
MERRY BIRTHDAY PARTY.
One Guest Killed and His Wife Nor.
 tally Wounded.

New York. June 5.-In the midst of the gaiety of a birthday party in South Brooklyn, earl ytOday one of the guests killed another, and fatally wounded the latter's wife.
 About thirty guests were present at a dinner shortly after midnight. John Kilbright was seated next Mrs. Kelley, and it is alleged that he made an in- sulting remark to her The husband. Kelley, resented the remark and de- manded an apology. Albright drew a pistol, fired and killed Kelley instant ly. The guests fled, all escaping but Mrs. Kelley.
 The guests returned to the house later and found Mrs. Kelley in one of the
 f her house shot and fat ally wounded. She said that Kilbright forced her into the room and shot her.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-06

 QUARRELING CharaCterizeS the Russian
 Parliament
A Continued Debate on the Evils of Socialism by Officials of the r1inis- try.

St Petersburg. June 5.-A remark able scene of disorder in the lower house of parliament marked today's de- bate on the agrarian question, which was taken up owing to the delay in tho; presentation of the draft of the law providing for the abolition of the death penalty.
 Assistant Interior Minister Gurko. speaking in behalf of Interior Minister Stolypin, and NJ. Stichinsky, minister of agriculture. attempted to continue their arguments against socialism, be- gun June l, but their speeches were continually interrupted by cries of 'resignl" Throughout the debate a
 steady uudercurrent of obstructive noises drowned the voices of the ofi- cials. The demonstration, which was
 organized by the radicals, continued
 until the ministers ceased speaking,
 though Prince Peter Dologorkoff. vice
 president of the lower house, who pre-
 sided. appealed to the members to re-
 member the dignity of the house and
 give the ministers the hearing to which i they are entitled by law.
 Owing to the tumult M Gurko and Nj. StichiuslSy spoke very briefly. M Gurko. who answered statements of
 Prof Hertenstein. quoted the deputy's own words against him on the neces- sity of expropriating the lands of the more prosperous peasants in order to satisfy the land hunger of the many. NJ. Petrunkevitch and Prof Hert- | senstein, constitutional democrats, an- swered the ministers NJ Petrunke. witch, who was heard for the first tims since the organization of this house l declared that a patriotic dummy min- istry'' would resign.
 Count Heyden, a marshal of the no- | bility, turned the laugh on Petrunke- witch and Hertsenstein by pointing ou l that the two principal orators of tho constitutional democrats were using the time of the house In protractet 1 controversies with officials whom they ] had already pronounced unworthy O | confidence and therefore the speaker,
 were clearly out of order
 Notice was given of the Introduction tomorrow of a project by NJ Vinaver | changing three sections of the parlia. ment law regarding interpellations I This is a direct assault on the funda- mental law or constitution of whicl 1 the parliament law is an integral part | Three interpellations were intro 1 duced and made an urgent order. The ! refer to the hunger strike of the DO | litical prisoners confined in Taganro. 1 prison, the arrest at kharkoff of st | Cherbach. organizer of the Peasants | league, and who has been referred t, ! by Maxim Gorky as the future Ieade | of revolutionary Russia. and the addi tional trials by courtmartial whicl
 have taken place at Riga" St. Cher bach visited the United States som
 time ago.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-06
The Report Will Either Be Defeated or
 Ignored by the Senate
Further Conference Will be Asked for or Oklahoma Will be Attached to Appropriation Bin-The Precise Provisions of the Conference Agreement

Washington, June 5.-CSpecIaL)- The Foraker amendment agreed upon In the conference on the joint state hood bill Is not the Foraker amendmen4 of two years ago. It is this in effect.
 We must enter with New Mexico be- tween now and November into a con- stitutional convention and prepare 9 constitution for the joint state and on the 9th of November we must. at our regular election, vote for all the state ana county officers from the governor down, and also, under our territorial Jaw. vote for all territorial and county officers.
 At this proposed election we would have to vote for all county officers un- der the territorial law and all county officers under the new state. and at the same election vote for or against the adoption of the constitution. No man