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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-06-11
RooSeyeIt on Railroads.

President Roosevelt, in his Indianapo-
lis speech Memorial day, clinched his
policy toward railroads. saying stock job
bers must be punished, overcapitalization
checked and publicity enforced. while at
the same time honest operators must be
encouraged.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-06-11
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
CLEVELAND Low FARE A LOSER.
Ohio Supreme Court Hands Down
Decision for Car Company.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

The Ohio Supreme Court in decision
in the suit of the city of Cleve and
against William Reynolds, gave great
victory for the Cleveland Consolidated
Railway Company and struck blow at
low fares The case was brought in the
Circuit Court of Cuyahoga County, and
involved the validity of the street car
franchise on Erie and Central venue.
The Circuit Court upheld the validity of
the franchises of the Consolidated Rail-
ways Company and the Supreme Court
sustained the Circuit Court, thus knock
ing out the low fare franchise.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-06-11

Finding the constant care of her little
crippled sister too great. Cora Leader
brand killed the child and herself near
Springfield. H., the discovery of their
bodies leading first to reports of double
murder
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-06-11

Thomas w. Harvey, former teller of
the Enterprise National bank of Ale
gheny. Pa, was found guilty on thirty
three acounts for making false entries and
not guilty on three counts charging mis-
appropriation of funds of the bank.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-06-11
no Found Amerlcnn Rnyreuth.

Mime. Lillian Nordica has bought near
New York site for an American Bay
reuth, where the Wagner operas will be
sung in summer, and in connection with
which there win be great school of
music.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-06-11

Federal government medals and certif-
Gates of honor we're awarded at Block ISL
and, R. T., to the captain and crew OF the
schooner Elsie and members of the crews
of several fishing schooners who saved
passengers Of the steamer Larchmont last
February.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-06-11
Elevator Plunges several stories.

In an elevator accident at the plant of
the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
in AKRON, Ohio. a dozen people were in
jured. Seven persons were terribly man
gled and may die. The car fell several
stories
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-06-11

Detective Samuel a. Hamilton Of the
Birmingham, Ala, police. who Ens shot
by Mrs. Ample Magness at her home in
Smith6el2, Ala. while w. r. Waite, her
first husband, was endeavoring TO take
away the two young children Of Mrs.
Magness, is dead.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-06-11

Denver has a poulation OF 202oo0, ac-
cording TO computations based on the
new directory just issued. The federal
census of 1900 gave the city total pop
ulation of 123,S59.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-06-11
on Company Is Couvicted.

A jury at Austin, Texas. found the
waters-Pierce OH Company guilty of
violating the antitrust law, fined it ST.
623ooo and ousted it from the State.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-06-11
ro,L and Johnson preI,c,e,

The tip comes from New York that the
Democratic leaders have decided on Jo-
ssph w. Folk OF Missouri for their presi-
Dental candidate in 1908 snS John A.
johnson of Minnesota for his running
mate.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-06-11

The Religious Educational Association
has been invited to hold its sixth general
convention which meets in February,
19OS. in Washington.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-06-11

The following reports showing crop
conditions for various sections of the
country have been received:
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-06-11

The Supreme Court held that the State
of Georgia had right TO protect its
forests, and that the Tennessee Copper
Company and the Ducktown Sulphur and
Iron Company could be enjoined from so
conducting their smelling works on the
Tennessee side of the line as TO destroy
forests and vegetation in the State OF
GEORGIA. The court gives Georgia until
the October term to submit the form of
a decree with which it would enjoin the
operation of the smelters. In the mean
time the Objectionable companies are said
to be installing a plant that will con-
dense the sulphurous fumes, and which
would thus render the decree unneces-
sary. However. the decision remains i'm
portant as affecting the principle OF for
est and vegetation protection The
smelling companies in the case are large
" owned By Standard Oil interests and
the case has been pending for year and
half.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-06-11

The Russian douma, whose early dis
solution was recently feared because OF
It's failure to pass the government recruit
ing bill. and the attack made on the milf
tary regime, has finally passed the bill
by vote Of 220 to 1914. At the same
time it adopted resolution setting forth
the necessity of decreasing next year the
number Of men to be called to the colors
and passing a law abolishing the custom
of providing soldier servants for officers
and the use of troops for police purposes.
It also passed law abolishing trials by
drumhead court-martial.
sBiuerIand's proportion Of lunatics
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-06-11
COLD HURTS CROPS.
WEATHER FOR MAY WORST IN
rs YEARS.
Wet Fields Full of Rottfng Seeds
and Many Farmers Face Crop
FaiIure-Theory AS to Cau.e of
Chilling Blasts.

The unprecedented cold weather
which has held the entire country east
of the Rocky Mountains in its grip
for the last two weeks has wrought
enormous damage to crops of every
kind. The Washington weather bureau
reports that not since 1882 has the alb
normal weather of the present year
been approached in severity.
As to the cause of the unreasonable
weather conditions now prevailing the
experts of the weather bureau have
two facts and one theory One fact is
that practically every bit of the cold
air that has been rushing down from
the Northwest has come from the di-
rection of Siberia. Another fact is
that il has come in such great volumes
that Il has leaped over the natural bar
riers found in the mountains of British
Columbia and spread over the North
west, the middle West around the great
lakes to New York and New England,
and as far south as Kansas.
I'VE have an idea" said Professor
II. o. Frankenfeld of the forecast di-
vision of the weather bureau, that an
extraordinary amount of snow has fall
en- in Siberia during the last five or
six months. All the heat has apparent
ly radiated from it, leaving an intense
ly cold mass covering the earth. Arctic
winds blowing over that mass of snow
and ice do not have their temperature
raised TO any appreciate extent before
they hit the American continent. The
winds that blow across from Siberia APP
parently are without moisture The re-
suit is a high pressure over the north
ern part of the American continent,
while in the south there is low press
ure. Atmosphere, like water, kows to
the lowest point. There is no doubt
about the course of the cold winds that
have served to make the oldest inhabi-
tants speak of this spring as IL it were
the coolest in human experience, which
it is not"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-04

GtaoeHteu auber @aIton gestpnngen
pprben pGreu, it'd berab 5u Diiroie
gen, biz tie Die gelpobner Der SiogIt
SnieIu alsiaben. gr miilie inoelien
~oenieuisen beltrafen peIber Witper.
mIaiiuug iiir Die eH IuI5ug 1par.
Hihter Grammar ipollte geraoe lein
Straiurtbeil i0aen, oils Yrof. Gaipari
BON ser llniperiitat ais rettenoer Gns
gel eridien uno lieB Rifter 9ran'
nau alld) idlieBlid @aIton lauren.
giner Der Stubireuoen, nelder crit
Is Sabre alt lit, miro iid) bellte Dor
Hid)ter Seuisler i'm Suaenogerldt
perantpprten miiiien, uno lpllroe alld
oieier in Treibeit gcictt, nahoem iid)
Grof. Goipari fir oeiien Griteinen
pcrbiirgt bate. Rid)ter @rannMn
brobte ober, Dab er Die pole Strenge
oes @eiebeS - 500 uuo Soften -
malten IaIien miirOc, ialls Stltoirenoe
Ser %llniperiitGt iiir lold)en lining lc'
mails mieocr Dor i'm gcbro6t wcroen
miiroeu. Sic Banner mnroen conllss
3Irt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-04
@un Der SauoelsbebOrSe.

SabreS. @crianlmlllng ltnb Wcorntcn'
luubl. - General Sroncis &. @a'
tcrS Ser rlene NrGliOcnt. - Ger
ausifeiOenoe Eralibcnt Npberi
Homioy ipriht in ieincm JalreS'
bcrid,t bon @oltinlore'S &iiltcn'
hon0cl.
Iic SanoelSbcborbc biclt aciterll
Nofmittug lire Subrca-S crlamm-
lung, in Der Die folgenocn Seomtcn
crmGbIt muroen: ErGiiocnt, General
SranriS 6. @aters; &icc'Er0lioen-
ten, Sbprnton RouinS, Sobn W. Ncl.
@iuiom cunningham rmo Gdpio
Sublcr; Stobmeilter, @nn. .. @ill-
ion; Sefret1r, @iQiam $. 2oue; d.
rcftorell, @olter 9. 0rootS, &. Ston'
len Carp &. y. Sunting s. Is. W'oc'
gill, Sranflin y. Gator, eugene Sc
pcring, jlln., Goniel s. Inrmiogn,
Charles u. 8ebb, Solcpb 81. 6oaro,
@iniom 9. SurIt, SbeoNore o.. Cur.
mol,. Scnrp g. Silfen, Sobn W.
SanioL Geuben Softer, Tonglas $.
Gucr, Sronf ". @oilp, @alno Neip-
confer, 81. 9rcnt &epler, Tpbert Hom-
iop, George 9. Sadion 6eroinano u.
Meper, $. i. gafcr, s. 6. 9lldman
uno 0torris @bitrioac; Sf)iebsge-
rid)t: Hidter, Irtbllr George 9rolpn;
Glerf, @iGiam $. 2oue.
Sn ieinem SobrcSbcrid,te ipies Ser
3rriidtretcnoe b~isbcrige Yrdiioent
Gobcrt &amiop auf bic groBen Scr,
b%eiIerrngen bin, Die Baltimore 5ur
Belt norncbWen labt uno bob beIon'
oerS oie I'M 9al, befinolifen nelen
@crften berpor, Die bon GROCER BE
oeutllng fir 9altimore'S &illtenbat,
bel iein ipiirben.
CT beipridt sic fiir5lid)e Ioitotion
be5iielid, Der 8erbeiieruna bon 9olti'
nlore's &anbeIsperfebr NIT oen Dit
nfer-GountieS Warplanb's II. nin1mt
bic .Yenniplponio.9 abngeicllif}aIt,"
Die belduloigt lpllrbe, gcgen Valtt'
more 5t 8unItcn bon Ebilaoelpblo
III oiScriminircn. in Shue. Gr lagt.
ooB 8bilooelpbia einen Sbeil oes
Situfer.SanoelS OF lid gerlllen.
folnme oober, ooB Ebilooelpbier Cir
men agcrtcn nod jencm Gbeilc Wo'
rplono's id,idten, Inn bic Grnten Der
Sormcr unb SbitSiid)tcr oui5i,fanIe,,
llno Baltimore ioIlte ein 8leihes
tblln. Srosbem befiirwortct Scr
Ronliap, BOB Die nellc l%nabbangi9C
Iompierlinic iiir oen Iradltperfebr
,miiten Baltimore uno Ocl SItufer'
Counties sic llnteritiitun9 aacr Sol,'
oels. Sntcrciicr crbaltcn miolltc. Wii
@enugttuung begrilbt or bic Gtabll'
rllng Ser ,lcllen Gampierlinie 5rpi'
ld,en Baltimore NIB Mcp-S rlcons.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-04

oberiten Stabteerihtsbanf tpieber
ieinen alten Sit I'M 9eriftsgebGltoe
Elm. gr perbra6te eini9e Stunben
baielbit uno unter3eidnete perihie.
oene 9ofumente. Cine gauge an3ob[
bon getannteu fano iib elm, Inn i'm
SIT leiner Wieoergencl lung 81 begliids
piinlfen. Gr 1llBerte, oaB CT duBerit
tuobl iiible mo oub er ieine iiblihe
Notwithstanding balo nieoer mifneb
men miiroe.
Nott5en.
HcdJtSunpaIt 2eieb 9onial ers
iuirfte i'm @aiiengeridte GeripaIters-
&rieie iiir ben NadIaG bon etpa 10
FerIonen oui 9runo Ger nSrend,
Spoliatton" -Nnipriife berielben. IS
bonoelt lid1 in alien Saaen I'M &C.
ringe 9etrGge l,no bic Eapiere tpllr-
Den leoi9lid ~erluirft, Inn sic 9Irbcit
oes Court Of Claims obidIieben ,l
tonpell.
Sn oen1 &crtpaltunas .Nl,slpeis
ilber ben HadlaB oes perItorbenen
g. s. Maion, ser ulu Gienltag i'm
@aiIengerid)t gclebmist ipltroe, lit
Der @ertb oes NafIaiies mlf $685.
271 allgeeeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-04
Yrobtbition Sic Sorolc.

Prohibition Die $drolc.
Iic 80. Sabres. Contention Der
.@onen's GGriitian Temperance
Union OF MarpIano" tagt 5i,r 3eit ii,
Der MISREPRESENTATION 6apette'
Stroben.airbe. Iieie giferer nebmell
cs nit Scr gntbaltiamfeit 10 itreng,
oob tic ioear aeeell sic Nnpenbung
bon Ilfobol bel Der 3llbereitil,g Dol,
Mr5llcien ciicrn. Cine Came, Srnli
M. g. Glarfe, belt 9~eiterl, Nadnllt'
tag cinel1 @ortrog iiber oieies Ibena.
Sel,tc fonlnlt Or. al,i1a Soiunro
Sbalp BOZ, PHILADELPHIA, I'M Dor bcr
Contention cine Hebe jll balten. Ite
@eamtinnen Der Union iino: Hrdii'
oentill Srnu Warp r.. SdSIup, core,
iponoirenbe Scfret1rin 6rau 81. s.
groomell, protofpllirenbc S~efrctdritl
5rau Miltpn Stelpart, Sdosmeiite.
rim Sri. 6lorence q. Gotbcart.
6indn5ieIIes. - Gas 9iref.
forum Ser Linton 9riiit Company"
bat geiterr cine bal6iGbrlide 9ipi.
be,oe Don 3 Hro5ent ertlGrt.
Ttm al anoerer SteIe oes
.9eliti6en Gorreiponoenten" publi'
sirten sliislpeis Ger yWerdJnnts' So
tional,g anf" siiioIge beiist bieies 81
mans. Snititllt ein @utbuben bon ST.
423 .042.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-04
IS a-2 oge, >. 5. s. g"

n8 a-2 oge, 3. 5. s. g"
Gle y9ermania-9ogegtr. l. 8. ..
s. g." nobn g~eitern Nbeno in Srn.
s. Seinrid's SoIle, Mr. 7, perlan'
eerte Sreoerid- 9lpenlc, Die Snitalli'
ring ser iiir ons fomnlenoe Sabr err
mGbltcn Vcanten Dor. ISrun3 8raTer
pl,roe gum Eraiibenten. Gbriition
@un5er gun, @icetEraiioenten En-
mGblt. S. Seinrid) miro Setretdr
uno s. u. 96bmer Sdabmeiiter;
Srieorih Ritbe, Siibrer; Geo. Shnd,
innere @ade; Sobn S66fiel, dlBcre
@od)e. 3mei uere 0'itgIieoer pltroen
orli genpmnlen mo 3uglcid Gorbes
reituugen fir Den an Is. y}ouember
in ser nSrobiint@uQe" itottiinocni,
Sen @al 9%ctroffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-04
YricHalten.

E. 4. S.-Sobn s. Sobnion SOU.
iton Station, Gel; @alter s. Sart'
lopc. Scr. 300, GrerdJ.S trnbe, @il.
fnsfgton Eel, Go. WeIdior, Nr.214,
aingsS trabe, @ilmin9ton, Gel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-04

SiHe far'1 Anstanb beissgt @. asine. M.
412 ch.0altimaresef y., Wate C1hDu 3VutesSSG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-04
Sci lDblid)cut : inu.

st. Mid)aelS Sll1gcr MGnner.Ser,
Elm" rcranitaltct Holhabeno IN
ser ct. Mid,aels= Souc. - Ero=
nlincnte Eolititer baItcu Nnlpro-
heu. - Outer @eiud nlo frob-
lihe llutcrbaltrng.
Sn Scr q. Widaclas Safe al Ser
Gdc bon Baltimore mo @olieItraBe
ueranitaltete geitern Nbcno Ser st.
MidDaels Slln9e WGnler = Sercin"
eillen Naudabeno, Der cinen dllBerIt
semiitblidpn &erInlf nabnl. Sm
Gerlollie oes N6en0a hiclten StootS'
gnpoIt gilbert e. ), Glucns, Ste
pbeu s. 2ittle, GonOiOat iiir Nttuar
ocs Superiorgerihts, Hobert Sab
aett, Gonoioat fir Sheriii, &id)tcr
". 0unll Stuotroth O.. Geo. Seller
lrno Ghas. g. GoaoD, Ganoioat filr
Staatslcnot JONI crlten Giitrift, Nit
ipraheu. Staatsampult Smens lprnd)
iibct bic sufiiniti8e Stclula Der JIM.
oen M0uncr I'M DiicltIid)en 2eben,
Sr. Saul s. Yroo0bI, wcld)er Dos
YrGiioium fiibrtc, i~teIItc Die Hconer
Sen Nnpeicnocn Dor. Die Yauiel
,miideu Den eiu3ellen Mnlpradcn
ipuroen ortb Gon5crtuortrage leitens
oes Iroi. 8obert'ifcn SrfcIters
ausscfiilt, ionic ourt 8cian9soors
trGge ser $50. Sobu 6lefcnIteln, Saul
8roSobl, Sncob Yuna uno @uItop
&olf. Inter oen anpeienocn 8alten
beianoen iif Sic Eatres aloiiills
2llb, GmiI Geulcr uno Setter 9iets
rid, Die 9riiocr Soiepb 6ronf mo
Sobn uno Sr. Senrp u. golie.
Gic segenuartiacn 9eamtell Scs
Screins iino: Is. ". @aloed, Nruli'
bent; q. $. Scnlelt, Sice.Frdltoert;
". @cb6arot, Sinan5lefrctGr; u. 5.
Oloerwurtel, Shatmeiiter, uno ".
Stridroth Seraeant at grms.
HHf.|#. NL H.AyE. #HH..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-04

iiber ben Had)laB oeS perItorbeneu
9. s. Maion, ser am Gienltas I'M
@~aiielgeridt gcnebmigt lpltrbe, lit
Der @ertb OeS Nahlaiies a,f $685.
81 angegeben.
Sor Dem @efGngnib Der.
boftet. - Teteftip 9roolep uerboi-
tete aeitern Sobn Stad. alias hilbert
8itd)ie, Der lpegen 8erollsgobltng Ell
hes 9efGlid)ten Chefs cine ied)Smo.
l,otlife @eiGn9niBitrafe perbiiBt
bette, gcitern Dor Dem @eiGnaniB
unb lit beriel6e in Ser mittleren 80.
li5ciItotion beigeitedt, ga er bon ben
@cborOen in Gittshlrg lpegen Gbef.
fdlid)ung perlangt miro.
| Siel in Sen abSuqSfunaL.
- Ger 40 Sabre olte e. Sdaporsfopf
bon Nr. u, Noro-T urbom,S Str, fiel
aeItern Nadmittag in Den ab5ugs.
fonul Gdc Ser Stodtoll.S Str, fonnte
ieoot], obne lih irgeno luelfe Ser.
lebungen 5llge5ogcn 5u bo6en, geret-
tet lperoen.
II III b gcplnnt. Sas
GlubbauS Der nNepsbops Mijocia.
ton OF Baltimore" Ger. 6t2, SIt.
9oltimore.S trabe, ein pieritodiges
8ebuuoe, ioIl umgeballt iperoen.
Die Ibeno6ule Der Siber.
llicr, Die lid, I'M Grogeihob oeS raltbe-
ndnm"< @ebduoes an Der gde bon Ga.
rotoga. uno ct. YaulsS trabe beiiit.
oct, miro naditen @ontas eroiiuet
iperoen.
@rctfin unter Inflnge.
- 6rau 2pitiie 9alers bon GER. 10.
9toro. Foppletonltrabe, puroc geitern
bonn Hif)ter @rannan bon Ser Nm.
Iduloiaung, cine Slaife Mil6 bon
Sobn s. Galentine, Nr. 10, WeIt.
WfulberrpItraBe, entipei,oet gu 1aben.
IrcigeIprod)en. Srau gauers, sic
dllBerlt Ifpddlih mo sebredIid lit,
lagte aus, DAP ie oft an @eoGbtniB.
'dmude leioc uno mabrideinlih in
cinem lolden anfaQ Die Wfilh &c.
lomlncn babe. Sruu Ba,erS fam aus
Scr ct. a%lpbonius-a Stride, ais tie bonn
Yoli5iIten Inorems perbaftet mur0e.
Ser lie beobad)tet bate. ais Tie sic
6lalbe Milh nabm. Sr. @aIentine
ipei3erte iid), cine anfIase seseu Die
Srau ju erbeben.
Ser0ient Sertrauen. -
Sr. @m. $. Garrid. ser an anoerer
S:ellc oie'es 9lattes an3eigt, oaB er
i'm erlten 2egislatipOiltrift alS oeno.
fratild)er GonOioat fir oas Inter.
bons Der Staatsgeiebgebuns n,ftritt.
peroient oas Sertrauen ser oemofra.
tiid)en 8Gbler oes 0iitrifts. gr
ippbnt 1T Der 6. Waro.
9cforoerungen i'm 3oI(-
Diem It. - 3oleiunebmer @an. S.
Stone bat oie folaenoen gef0roerun.
gen nnb Beriesungen porgenommen:
Nrtbllr O. Smtitb, bisber Saginipef.
tor NIT 81 pro Gag, gum Siilfs-Gol.
lettor nno graminator NIT $500
Sabresgebalt befOroert; cine neile
SteIung. in Ser er ben 3oueinebmer
I'M Eoltgebdube re%prdientiren ion;
Sulian 6. Grult sun,. 5aginipettor
ernonnt nit 81 pro Gag; q. S. 3.
9oggs NIT Saldr.g rb0btrng BON
$1,000 auf $500 ole @adfolger BEG
Glerfs Sbomas 5. SaIbott beforSert:
Samuel g. Sl,mp nit Sal1r.GrbS.
bung bon $1400 auf $500 aIs Nad,.
folger oes Serrn 8oggs ernannt;
Sobn q. @risbt oIs NadyfoIser bon
Serrn Suinp NIT SaIdr.g rbobung
bon $1,000 auf $14OO; Mid)aro 8.
9olpns gum NaffoIser bon Serrn
@rigbt nit SaI1r.g rbobung bon
$1,000 auf $1,000; grtbur 9. Mitten.
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- 81 TF
Ger ros8onbaStr
SmmermG IL uno
Spar,8crein q r. I" belt o.
Itcru Nbcno I'M 2ofalc ocs &rn. Ger.
borot Hcr5, Gfc 9onos mo WtcGl'
oerrp.S trobc, feline %. SobreSsTer'
iammlung uno 9cnntcnnobl INTER
benz @oriibe Oes Traiibentcn Srr.
Trcocrid Sd)iercr uno ser Yrotofoll,
fiibrung oeS @rn. $. Caste oh. Nad)
@r~leoisrng ser Houiinc9eiGaftc lpur.
ser Ser 6%inan5bcrid)t oeS SctretorS
perleien, meld)er i%olgcnocs @elultot
eraab: Gie GinnaGnlen ipGbreno bcS
SSabreS iparen $S5,715.23 mo Die
Nlts9obcn ipGbrenb oericlben 3cit
$S3,424.29, ion,it perbleibt cit Sal.
ienbeItono bon $229O.9l. Ter Gereiit
arbeitet nit eincm 8apitol bon $685.
107.14 uno bot eillcn MeIerpeiono Don
$3794.07. Die @ubl mllroe beit Ser
rcn Conrad 6uetber, Somllel Z.
Moeber unb Sorrp Sdclermnnn 5lr
2eit,ng ilbcrge6en. Gas 8cillltat
oer'elbcn mar: Trdiioent 6li,berid
Gfierer, 0ice-Trdiibent 2ouis Sues
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The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-03-25

F. D. Pattburg, Of Cement, o.
t., who was lucky enough to
draw a ella m in the Caddo coun-
try when it was opened five
years ago, brought in yesterday
a carload of steers. Mr.. Patti
burg thinks that is about the
garden spot of the whole south
west country. He saws he never
saw things more prosperous since
the country opened than now.
Shortly after he drew his claim,
Mr.. Pattburg offered it for sale
to barber at Chickasha, l. T.,
and agreed tc take the whole
amount, $50. out in trade, but
the barber did not buy. 1.-TWO
months ago." said he, 81 sold
my claim for So, 200 cash. That
may sound little loud to people
who are not acquainted with Ok
lahoma, and it's wonderful growth
and resources. But it's a fact.
Last year on this claim / raised
a good crop of oats, and after
the oats were harvested l planted
corn on the same land, a corn
crop that made 90 bushels to the
acre was matured. Our wheat is
now knee high, and will make a
big crop, no doubt.-Kansas City
Drovers' Telegram.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-03-25

Jesse Lewis and two sons,
Louis and Will, of the town of
Western in Nebraska, are visit
ing Mrs. Wilkins, of the Wichita
Baptist Mission, north of the city.
Mrs. Wilkins is a niece of Mr..
Lewis. The visitors express
themselves as being so much
pleased with Caddo county that
they desire to locate in it. One
of the sons, Louis, has filed on a
quarter section in Reserve Pas.
ture No, 2. on the south line of
the county. The other boy, Will,
is a carpenter by trade. Mr..
Wilkin drove him over to the
Agency this morning to find en-
ployment for him there if help is
needed.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-03-25
Another Newspaper.

Morisrty is to have a weekly
newspaper in the very near fu'
ture. 8. K. Rush, of the Ana
darko, (Oklahoma,) Tribune has
shipped n plant, which he is ex-
pecting to receive daily, and will
at once start the publication Of a
weekly at that place. Mr.. Rush
is an experienced newspaper
man, and knows what it means
to start a paper in a new country
with good prospects and prom
ises as his only assets. These he
has in abundance in his new field
and we wish him success in his
new venture. The new parer
will advocate good county gov
ernment first last and always
+ 5tancia News.
We knew we would hear of
MIR. Rush before long. His
friends here wish him prosperity
in his new field Of work.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-03-25
First Game of the Season

The first ball game of the sea-
son was played Saturday be-
tween the Riverside Indians and
the High School Boys at the Ball
Park. The game resulted in a
score of twelve to eight in favor
of the Indians.
The game up to the fifth inning
was close, the score standing
eight to five in favor of the High
School. But this inning they went
up in the air, allowing the Ind.
ians to run in several scores and
win the game.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-03-25
Notice

The owners of lots in the
cemetery will meet tomorrow
night Tuesday, in the Probate
court room at eight o'clock, on
business of Importance. You,
who are interested in straighten-
ing out the unfortunate mix up
in the ownership of lots and loca.
ton of the graves, should not
fail to be there. 30 2tf.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-03-25
Plead Guilty

Clip Arnold, a negro, was ar
ranged before Commissioner
Robinson today charged with
selling whiskey to Indians. He
plead guilty and his bond was
fixed at four hundred dollars, but
he was unable to furnish it. He
was placed in Jail to await the
action of the grand jury.