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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-28

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nit einem Norte ooer einsr Miene 3u
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ioeleih bic fir lie einserihieten Sc
mddtr ampsiien, oeren altmpoiihe
Qasndttans tie nit psrddtlih bero5s
ge5oseusn Mnnbfointeln betrdhtete.
sSht ihafft pobl nie etnas 9eues
an2" frdsie lie iiter ibre ShuItsr Gins
neg.
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dntporteie @peH ru6i9.
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Dame. s9riaa Ionte satpessr oas
eiRe ooer oas anoers thun: ndfleben
ootr Die gdu3e 5ippI6afi ouf bic
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an 3ablun3sfdbise unb .i1ise
Qeute rerpahten.~
gDas ldBt ii4 niat 70 Iei4t ibau.
ME sic meinen Diana, eHtstanete
9pen MT: triibem SGfeln. .gorigen.
Scmmsr III 3psi cher orei Qatter4-
getaaoigt poroen, uno oa he uiht
frsipiaig ginsen. Fat Brian tie ppIi
seiIid auspeiieH IaHsn. ais parnen
bss 8tiipisi fit bic uebrissh. @cnasf
bat Is aoer RlAis; Is BAT nur bic Grs
bitterurs uiB oen 6ob gsf6iri. qeae
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aub auserBlih urH Sen anreren toh
cottirt ntr6sn, Brian bsnittbftaf
it jet Die 6atmep isl3t," w.
oGidi 3trti cOsr 0rsi. sr ioEis ale
iamrt unp icHoers aWsireitene, h.
barrte bic ate Dame dtqtrfihl Wif.
balben WlaBregeln erreift man ms
etpas Nsssn6ei, @nsn. i'd bofFs.
baB Id zines Der 3immerm6otsn 3u
msiusr peri0Hlihsn gsoisnuHs 6absn
tam. Die 3oFe. os i'd in qonooH
en9a9irt bate. peisertg i'd, mid mad
Sglano 81 5egIsiten. apO i'd battle feis
ne Set msbr, am mid ra6 sinem grs
ioB um5uisben."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-28
1noriIskana.l

1B0ttkkAA9J
Die 9sriteiserunS auf GnodnahoHs
no mar a5selaufeH.
sd babe Idumtlite AbnsubiIoer
fir sic 5uradsetauft. mem lieber
sSurge", Iagie Brian an a5sno 81 lei=
mem Ghpdgsr. ,Ssiusn Zont! SD
iaisbe S1rsH oas 6eIO nur Dol; ip6s
tsr. penn sic einmal sut sci Safe
iino. sablen sic es mir Suriid. 8iel
III Is ibrisens Hiat; isiH Msui6 aHs
Ser mir Got auf bic 9iloer; ia babe
re Daber iebr biuig srpor6eu.-
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bridte er isinem S6pdssr bic 9dno.
I'm f~olserOeu Morsea erihien 5on=
ts 9ar6ora nift sum 5rihFid. bod
oa lie in LETTER Get oft erit 5um.2unH
btruHtsrtam, 10 fisI lit 4usblsiben
Qismano auf.
Rad Der Ra5l3sit besa5 Iih Brian
in Iein Mrbeits5immer. Dliles Cers
idtpano e~5eufals; S6eiln IsBte id an
GptH's R6btiih. uno 2om panosrts
i'm Simmer ouf anb ab uRo oa9te an
ben Qbihisos5eIud, Sen er am rer=
sangenen QbsnO i'm ShuBe cer DUNE
ftlbeit ieinem alien 6sim absehattet
bate. Die SbHren paren perIdioi
Ten ~aspeieH; er bate ih ge3uungen
selsbsn. ME Elm Ginbre6sr ourh Elm
5eniter ST itisen. 8 o6sie trpitloie
9eos in ben Ieeren 3immern uuO Sds
len! Gr f6anoerte ned, peHH e. od=
ran 3uridpa6te.
@fpen tlopfie in3piiheu an SdHte
garbara's Sbiirs. Die ate 8ame
I6ien nod 81 Idlafsn, bsnn OrinnsH
bssb auss it'd.
9siie 6FFntte fs.... Rein. 3ante
lag ni9t mebr 3u gett, lie Jap in ib-
rem 2sbHifubls, bic 6Groe i'm 5G0Be
sefaltst. 70 Itin, 10 unbepegli6, 10 ei-
esn, baB @pen unpiatirIi4 auf Der
Sdpene itehen blieb.
r1dnte garbdra!"
Seine 4ntport.
n3ants Barbara, biIt 0u irant2@
9pen mar nGhsr getretsn un0 Be-
EiiArte isbt bic 5arb Der aniaeineRo
ShlafenSsr.
DIE 6drn.por Ialt pie Gis. 5antt
Barbara bate ibre ir0iTfs 9ilgerrsiIg
~Ocatnoet, lie mar e~ingsgaHgsn in bic
spiss 9eimatb. NO tsin 9eio uuo feinl
Gorge msbr lit, ND Die 6ano oes IN.
barmber3issn ale Dunosn BELT UNI
ale S1rdnen trodnst.
Der abIhieo Don Gnodna1onnd
bat lie setGotet" idgte STELLA nit Bit.
Isrem Weiren. .arme Sante Bar.
bard! sic bat oiel gelitten in ibrem
loussn. einiamen 9e6eu, unb i6 mod.
te ie Hi6t 3uridrufeu. ielbit psnn it
Is t0nnte 49,. Qber Of, he mar 10 gut.
troB ibrsr tIeiHen gigsnbsitsn, uHo id
bate Ie ID liebl"
nSi muB oIIo bob uirtlih Elm
6sr5leioeH gebdbt BADEN. I'D nonte.
i9 bate niht 70 oft bariber gelu6t!'
isnf5ie xom reue9Oa.
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bod er bate 10 Oiels unaufi6ie66arl
9efddfte, baB es ibm unm6gli6 mar
gum 8ssrdbniB beriiber5ufpmmen
uno 10 DffHets ii6 aIIo in isiner abi
Deisnbeit 0as Gdmiliensrab, uni.
Eante 8arbara's iter6lite Ollie fant
lbrs Rubeitdtte nsbeH ben ibr 0prauge.
sdngenen giebsn.
Sin sater iriidsr Ressnl Esn goni
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-28

SSn isosr 9essno, in jebsr Robs
6arFHaft Fno Gsuiihs gsHls, D1b e
Hh lrbni, iih I'm eintn Brsis sir bic
@apinnung ususr QboHmHtsn fix bits
It 3situng 81 5gpsrtsH. Wan prosiTs
ss nuT sinme1.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-28
MatDiel. G6e.
SUPERINTENDENT

Nat cine Ditnse mob Elm IT. am @ub',
Gls 9adt Der gicroiss isOsrmaHu he fsunt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-28

IND iinssrS uH0 srSblene 3asea Bic
5siOsn Sreunoe elmer lsirsn nabsn
pertsrse sH.
~. 3tne, oer ihntn natst9anaen
nss. Idb lie oarin 0sri6pirS,n uaS
elite oem 9oliSsitarsaa an. Sine
6at5s StuuSe ipdtsr kfanoen nd
9arrp uHO bite in ftersm @eD19r
lam. uno neh i'm Soufe Ser Qati
raroen Simoihp ganliff uno Baird
9sisb ebsRfans osrbaftst.
.5eosr lit Ff itl5if osr 36hRe",
iast elm htaHr.es Spratpert @ls
Qlite uno 9arrp O'1poIt i1ssn. eaB
seiH enirinnsn mehr ri, ariiisn IL
5e5isris nab ogm sinsisea Nj.icl. oas
ibnsn nod RettuHs osrbieb. Ts 6otsn
nd aIs 8rcH5saaen ar. Gds Qnsr5ie-
ten puTee aHsenommer, IND Is tam
Die pole D0brbsit iiber ben IN Mr.
9riRelep rsru5tsn gloro an 0i5i.
Gs bauerte isooh not 5is ann
Ratmittass Oss foIssnosu Sasts. bss
DOT ale T0rmlihteitsH t~r.toili urs
geeil gdrsp in Trsibeit seitb. reroeu
toHnte. Sir Qntbonp uno 1om hoIs
ten ibn as; auBsr Oisisn 5eiosn bate
ih cine gang Sdnar zen gis'
5rsunosn uno 9stdnutsn eins
ssFuHosn; Rosr Ucate tim Sic 6ono
ihItieln ano ibn besliidiUir hen uno
ION fsinsr 4dtung uno ftiEts Miile=
Fihls bsrEtsrn. lno earn alma az
i'm 5riumpbe nab galimatmon. 10
sis Iit KoOt nur ssraos 10 lau1s aufs
bielt, oils ~un5oinst n6t6is mar. um
osr in Ger 6ons 81 ieinsm Gmpfdnae
oerTanmslien Dieueritaft Elm padr
freanolife Norts 81 Iager. 1aun
iprang er pisoer in ben 0a9en -.
Vorpdrtsi
gs fling idon an 81 odmmtrn. ais
er Qisfarrou erreihte. 5hjld, nelte
iton ~funo,nIans nit nafieuoer Tlns
seoulo nab ibm dusseitlut bate.
ltiirmie ibm sntgegtn.
rGisl 8 Sis, gis!@
.Rein 9iebIingl"
gr preBte re an Iih, 70 fsn. ais
MOLE er lie nie. ME pieoey loslaHen.
Is.
Bisoer mar eg 0imtr. Gin largrei.
ligtr, noiier Minter nit unen0lih 1its
lem Rebel uno menil Scnaeni6tin.
Sis garsp befano ih Ifon felt l6us
ser als einsm Sabre NIT Isiner iunaen
5rau uno Ieinsm Sflpaser Gem in
Der ne1sn 5simutb, no tie sire grcBe
6arm sstauft unb Iid bebaslit sinJss
rittet 11tten. 4ne srei i6ritben Sic
duFssrGumteten, hcffnunss5c1iten
grisie uno srparistsH oon 6er 3utuHft
scIosre gerss.
Den 9amteri's sins Is ltlabitr als
je. Ter @rtra9 Der ron Brian ielbit
bepirtbihaftstsn qdnbereien rei6te Set
peittm rift sur 8strsitun5 osy6auss
baItuagstoHsn uno Der icuHiatn nus
nermttolifen 4usadben bin. une
@psn bsfaro iit itbt 10 5iemlih in.
o~eritlben Gage ME emit auf &Hoduas
bcHna. nar nit benz nntsritisoe. DdB
ibsr ihr oomaIises 9seeu sssenititise
ber3life elite anD quite QduRe ibrtu
bertldrenceR Shtmmsr oussesoTen
battsr mdbrsuo duf Q%isFarroa aaes
Taft uHo 0untsl uno tri6e mar. Siren
be6alf fd auf iece Nsiit: ale euttebr=
liden 8ienHboten aubsr 9arnen
natirii6 II parsn sntldTtn pprben,
lie sriff ii6eran init an. lie ar6sitete
Hehr ME orsi Mdses suiammeu. a6sr
iie tbat alss baI5 miihinenmdBig,
obpe 5rsape, obns re6tsn 4ntbsil. Sbr
9siitt puroe Don 5a5 3a 5ag Ifmdz
Ter, ibrs ausen lagsn tisf in i6rsH
50blsu. Eof lie tlasif ME, iasts aber
aud ihrem Manne ribt. eaB Usils
isBt ieinsn 16eil gu ben Saus6aIs
tua5stOHen bsitrug.
sd TRACE meinen g6eil Eel poer i'd
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-28

@aroins 5%tiisiie, um bipdusitbeu 81
ionnen. Als ie ih pieoer umpanote
mar Brian peridpuRotn.
6ortiebuHs folst.)
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-28
2%5mcbaaBen. 2sdtBfer.

Dit sg8@ ipsrS' i'd ben siusm Ebitr ais
6!eio geisaeeu,
N(ii s8" mas ih mid oft nit inDertu
9aitsn plasen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-28
Banana.

. esl6ft non; Sobu 8lsiu, Geo Rroseer
Nrs 6. 9abIid, Rate Sdasfsr, autoi
9otimauH. Rid @eHaIsr.
Retn Rrtis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-28
3Gaaif8es Qreiea

2Gaaif6es 9reted
A
d E
n n n r
Ole 8ubitabsn in obiasm 0rsiei IinO
osrart umSuleatH, oaB bic brei Nn6snieis
ten uue Die beiOsn passrtaten Ulitalreis
ben &orttr BON folaeuesr 9eosutAng ergss
ben /. Ebtil oes 6elesa; ?. 0aastbler
3. @barGcierSue; 4. braiiliauii bes Ebieri
5. 9sbeniIuB Der 0oHau.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-28

6ar 9utI6inus Der obissn glitSisI if
ic1eenOsr 4TsiS nusasiebt:
Sin Gradblunssbu6.
Bel SsrgusIooiuus Ses 9rsiies fomnsa
nun iolhe 9eperber, Die ale orei @itbiel
rthtta seloit TnO bic auil6ignasn bis gum
4. Dat 1907. siussiaiat babsn, ia
betradt.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-12-19

enacted, it will receive the approval of
the executive.
The most important action from
Democratic point of view will be the
adoption of the proposed amendment to
/ the Constitution, which is to disfran-
chise the bulk of the colored voters. A
conference has been arranged for to-
/ morrow at the instance of Mr.. Isaac
Lobe Straus, at which leading Demo-
Gratis will be present and offer sugges-
i tons. The only members Of the Gener-
al Assembly invited are President Seth.
Of the Senate, and Senator German.
] Whatever amendment these gentlemen
may agree upon will be first submitted
to joint caucus, adopted and then put
! through both houses.
Judge Crothers is understood to be
prepared to sign any amendment that
may be passed, even though the Court
of Appeals has decided this is not neces-
sary and he will proclaim its submits
sion to the people for ratification. The
Democratic leaders profess to be very
confident that the next time an amend
ment is submitted it will be adopted
They count upon a united party to vote
for it. This matter is to be disposed Of
early in the session.
Whatever changes may be made in
the election will hardly affect the Viii
son law counties. There is DISPOSE
ton to retain the system employed in
these until after the disfranchisement
amendment has been carried, the idea
being to continue to make it as difficult
as possible for the negroes to vote
when this proposition is to be voted on
In all other counties, as we'll as in Bal
tlmore city, the law may be so changed
as to be considered, and to invalidate
only the vote for the candidate in that
group in which the voter Numbered.
Cone o. the most important measures
affecting business corporations will be
the bill now being framed by COM
mission Of lawyers, of which Mr.. Fran
els K. Carey is chairman. There is I'M
derstood to be no opposition to this pro-
revisional and its passage is said.to be
assured.
"The selection of desk officers will
not be made until New Years Eve.
when the Democrats will hold eau
Gus. "
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-12-19
TIE MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.
Governor Warheid PREPARING to Va
Gaze Gha ExeCutive Mansion.


'-ta1y Of the placeseekers will not
wa. for the gubernatorial plumbs, "
says a political writer in yesterday
Bal lmor4 american.
"Fhay intend to go for what there is
in ign, aai the members of the legis-
lature esp7 tally the senators, are al
ready besot by constituents who want
to be cared for at Annapolis. An East
ern Shore senator, who was in the city
last Wee, i'd he had already received
10 applications from Democrats in his
county, ana if he does well he will only
have Two places at his disposal.
"Whila the Inauguration is expected
to attract number of people to Anna
polls, iii not thought the attendance
will be unusually large. Cecil county
will probably be better represented than
any OF The other counties, the home con-
stituelts Of the incoming executive
hayia. si,a;Iad their intention of giving
him a selu-of.
The attorney general-elect will en-
ter upon Lis duties next Thursday,
when Mr. william Shepard Bryan, the
incumbent ".ll make a formal transfer.
Nj Sla1s is to be sworn in by Gov
ernsr War Id and the ceremony will
be devoid any ostentation.
"-.,ay preparations are being
made b, Governor Warfeld for the re-
novel from the executive mansion at
Annapolis, and when next he votes it
VIII 1- esident of Howard county.
His then becomes by virtue
Of bis ~ .--lce at Annapolis a voter in
An4a h.laiel county and Cecil loses a
Deu.-Il..
"lI- ing session of the legisla-
tur robbed of much of its interest,
because u. S. Senator is already as
good as ed, The nomination of ex-
Cogulor smith by the Democratic
caucus will be mere formality. Politi-
cal.y, Cwill be the most harmonious
session he'll IN some years. The rela-
b-y4A3 y.e sEN- -ll LllC new CAGCuJlNG ana
The Democratic members are expected
to be most cordial, presenting marked
contrast to what they were two and
four years ago. Governor Warfeld
was always treated respectfully by the
members, but with few exceptions none
had any use for him politically. The
executive and legislative branches of
the state government tolerated each
other, but that was all. They were
continually pulling in different direc-
tons.
with governor in hearty sympathy
with the Democratic organization
which, through its leaders will control
legislation The work can be mapped out
so that there need be no friction and
whatever political legislation may be
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-12-19

There is an uuhral.1 rule that the
cellar Of the Winchester (MassJ post
office shall be cleaned out once in every
$50 years. The cleaner was not onto
his job last year, because, if he had
been, he would have found the letter
addressed to E. S. Merrill, Winchendon,
postmarked 1856, that NJ. j. Mcdonald
discovered in the debris. The old post
mark shows the cellar hasn't been
cleaned out in Isl years.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-12-19

No. 2. ONE HUNDRED ACRES,
MORE OR LESS, OF A TRACT
OF LAND CALLED SWANTON.
and being the same land which was
conveyed by Edward S. Gilpin and
wife to Edward Pritts by deed dat
ed May 24th, 1899, and duly record
ed in Liber Z. z. T., No. Sc. folio
1862, one of the Land Records of said
Garrett county. Said land is locat-
in Election District No. of said
Garrett county, and will be sold to
satisfy and pay the taxes due and in
arrear thereon for the year 1905 as
is charged on the assessment books
of said Garrett county in the name
of the said Edward Pritts.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-12-19
FRIDAY.
the 20thday of December, OF

the 2Othday of December, OF,
AT THE HOUR OF O'CLOCK P. N.
at the front door of the Court House in
the town Of Oakland. Garrett coanty,
Maryland, offer and sell at ruulic auc-
ton to the highest bidder, all the fol-
lowing pieces and parcels of land lying
and being in Garrett county, Maryland,
to-wit:
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-12-19

and 1905 as is charged on the AS
sessment Books of said Garrett
county in the names of Thomas A.
and William NJ. Richie. who ac-
auired title thereto as devisees un-
der the last will Of the late Louis
Richie, dated the 3lst day of
August. 1901, which was probated
IN the District of Columbia and is of
record in the Office of the Register
OF Wills for Garrett county.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-12-19

Z. MILITARY LOTS NUMBERS
NINETEEN HUNDRED AND
NINETY-SlX, SIXTEEN, HUN
DRIED AND NINETY-SIX, SEW
ENTEEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY
AND FOURTEEN HUNDRED
AND TWENTY-FIVE, CONTAIN
ING FOR THE WHOLE TWO
HUNDRED ACRES, MORE OR
LESS. Said land is located in Elec-
ton District No. l of said Garret.
county and is particularly described
in deed for the same from Joshua
Richie and others to Louis Richie,
said deed being recorded in Liber L.
z. T., No. 6, folio Ais, ETC., one of
the Land Records of Garrett
county. Said land will be sold to
satisfy and pay the taxes due and
in arrear thereon for the years 1904
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-12-19

TERMS OF SALE-Cash on day of
sale. The right of redemption extends
to six calendar months from day of sale
by paying to the purchaser the amount
Of the purchase money with interest
thereon at the rate of twenty per cent.
per annum and all costs. Conveyancing
at cost of purchaser.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-12-19
E. A. WEIMER,
Late Treasurer of Garrett County.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLM
~ Frs MEETING.

The regular annual meeting of tho stock
holders of the First National Bank of Oak
land, Maryland, viii be held at its Banking
house on
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
VOTING BRAZILIAN POTTER FREED.

Let the government Of the State Of Minas
Geraes. Brazil, have a care, for Sebastian II. L.
de Magali. who was arrested in this city on Sun
day on n charge Of violating the postal laws in
soliciting through the mails contributions for
an insurrection, was discharged yesterday from
custody in the Tombs court by Magistrate Cor
reu lieutenant McConville, Of the Central Of
Ace who made the arrest, said that he had not
SUFFICIENT evidence.
Magali was discharged on Monday by the fed
eral authorities but the police held him TO see
40 he couId not be prosecuted under the state
-. MAGISTRATE Cornell had a long talk with
hin, in court. in the of which a copy Of
AfaeaIrs letter to bankers was produced. In
this communication he requests funds to float
an armed movement against the state govern
,,,ent of Minas Geraes. which was TO make him
I.o,-ernor He promised a liberal interest and
bonus on the investment
Magan explained that the plan was dropped
because OF the publicity that 1t attracted
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
A SMALL SECRET.
Couldn't Understand the Taste Of His Gus
toners.

Two men were discussing the various Dt,l Ioou
Products now being supplied in such variety
and abundance.
one. grocer. said. II frequently try pack-
age or 50 Of any certain article before oHerlhE
II n nv trade and in that way solheliihes Loi ~
2 different idea than my customers nave
For instance. I thought l would try some
Postum Food Coffee, 10 see what reason mere
Vas for such a call for II. Al DreahlasI
didn't Ike IT. and supper proved the same; 80 l l
naturally concluded that my taste was uihc,ei. ~
from that OF the customers who bought IL rlsHC
along
A day or two after I waited on lady VINO
was buying a DC package and tod her
couldn't understand how one could fancy 'he
taste OF Postum.
! know just what is the matter she sald.
you put the coffee boiler on the stove for Just
niteen minutes and ten minutes OF that time IL
kimmered, and perhaps five minutes IL boiled
now II you will have IL left 10 boil fuil nfteei
minutes after it commences 10 boil. you VIII
ma delicious Jaya-like beverage. rich in food
value Of gluten and phOsphates, so choice mat
you VIII never abandon IL, particularly when
you see the great gain in health Well, TOOK
5Tiolher trial aud sure enough / joined ule
in.9stuIn army for good. and life seems worm
slblng since / have gotten rid OF my old time
fgnach and kidney troubles
Postum is no sort Of medicine, but pure liquid
.ood' and this, together with a relief from cof-
ssrs worked the change. There's reason
aead The Road TO MELVILLE" In pigs.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
STATE RESTS AT BOISE
DEFENCE TO END TO-DAY.
Judge Wood Erpects to Finish Hay
zCOOd Trial Neat Week.

Boise Idaho, July 1.-THE State of Idaho
rests content with the evidence it has introduced
TO prove that William D. Haywood, secretary
and treasurer OF the Western Federation Of
Miners conspired 10 kill and therefore murdered
Frank Steunenberg. a former Governor of the
state Haywood through his counsel will rest
his case with the jury tomorrow far as evil
dence is concerned. Possibly some witnesses
will be called in surrebuttaI. but Haywoods 5
counsel announce that the case may close with
out further evidence.
Argument is expected Friday morning. and the
last stage Of the trial Will begin.
After dismisslng the jury this afternoon. Judge
Wood stated that in his opinion evidence intro
duced by the defence 10 prove a conspiracy on
the part of the mine owners. By showing the
deportation Of union miners from the Cripple
Creek region Of Colorado during the strikes of
1903 and 1904 not material 20 the issue in
volved, and should not he submitted TO the jury.
on the other hand. he said. the showing by the
state that Steve Adams was concerned in the
killing of two men in the Coeur dAIene region
OF Idaho did not appear TO the court to be ger
name, and should be eliminated He announced,
however, that the court would hear argument
tomorrow on these points. The court further
asked that requests for instructions be submitted
at once. and arguments on these instructions
may be expected tomorrow.
Judge Wood has already said that. by giving
-, -
the arguments.
AH''lei s'Hle u'lS'I''eHl pH I!Ie court to-udS
was d uc'etiIlll i'lotl |" LlSh lile case IN InT In
next Week Judge Wood sald ne would hoI1
three two-hour sessions daily during the argu-
ments Mr.. Richardson protested against this.
out ne met win no encouragement
} w iIa"Iey VIII open the argument LOT lHe
state and + + Richardson for the defence
clarence barrow VIII close IN pehah OF HAY
wood ana the hnal argument VIII come from
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
ABDIC4TION DOUBTED,
Corean Er-Premicr Thinks Report
CnfONnded- -Jopanesc Kiezc.

Inc hague July 17.-EX-Premier VI Sang Sui.
the only member Of the Corean delegation still
here, Prince vi Tying Chi, the head Of the dele
cation having gone TO St. Petersburg. said to-
day that he did not believe the Emperor would
aodlcate. adding: such reports are always
spread by the japanese a threat when they
wish 70 impress Seoul in order to obtain what
they desire"
keiroku Tsuzuki head of the japanese dele
cation also discredited the report regarding the
EmperOrs abdication. He thought that the En-
peror. who was astute, understanding that Wis
count Hayashis visit might mean that japan
had some punishment in store for him for the
trouble which he had caused Japan al The
Hogue. was endeavoTing 10 avert the storm by
announcing that he was ready to abdicate
Certainly something must be done" said the
japanese delegate, TO protect ourselves against
any further Corean incident like that at The
Hague"
NJ. Tsuzuki believed that even if the Emperor
did abdicate his successor would not be his first
son, who is practically idiot, but his second
son, whose mother was a concubine, thus giving
rise To all kinds of court intrgues