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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-24
Jak farmuja W Kansas?

Przyjechaf tutaj jeden polak W March, 1906 wza} $40 ARROW, Ms
kt6rych ami jedna skiba ME byta wyorana Postawi} budyhki zureko'
wal 1e ARROW ktdre obsadzi4 korna dosta4 blisko tysao piecset buezl.
Pc zasadzeniu korny zbrekowa} przesz}o 70 ARROW wiecej je obsia} M
jesieh pszeniea. 49, Ma EN- pou gdzie by}a korna tez zasal pszenice, -
wiec cd Marca do L'stopada' czyli W 8 miesiqcaoh zbrekowaf obsis3
przesz}o 100 ARROW pszenica, sprzatna} bisko p64tora tysiaca buszj
korny. - Tax farmujs goaoy, " Colby, Kansas Kaady z Was mole
dokazac tutaj to samo: Zatem ME tratcie wiecej czasu ma rudowan1n
piehk6w karozowanio borrow: Ptzyjedzce do mas d dostanieoic }adne,
rowne prery ktdre tylko wyozekuja piiuga, pc 10 do Is dol. "a "kie1,
ma S do 9 lat wyp}aty. Ami W po}owie tax sic tutaj ME napracujecie
jakezoe dotad pracowali, a wiecej korzy6oi destanieoie: Bedziecie zyt
" }agodnym a zdrowym klimaoie, gdzie Z1MY KR0TK1E. - wy
russcie wiec do Colby, Kansas ma nastepnym Excursion. - Po mapY,
opisy polskie, it'd piszcie do Waszego rodaka.
G. ]. IDZIOREK, PRES &MeR* Po1osnA co1oNnzAr1oNo CO.
COLBY KANSAS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-24
Okrutny wyrok-

ma gnebiopych przez czynownik6w
rosyjskich }otysz6w. Sad w~ojenny
W Rydze wydai wyrok " procesie
przeciw }otyszom, kt6rzy iesienia
r. 1905 dopuscili sic r6znyoh
gwa{t6w ma pastorach %luterskich,
ma baronach nlemieckich i urzedni~
kach rosyjskich. Sad skaza{ ma
amierc % przez powieszenie, 8 ma
dozywotnie roboty przymusowe,
80 ma rome kary wiezlenne. -
Akt oskarzenia zarzuca skazanYm,
re utworzyli rzeczpospolita }otew~
ska. Zarzut ten k1amliwy i smlesz~
ny. w kraju nadba}tyckim zniwo
rewolucyjne W Ros]i by}o najobfit~
81, ale te krwawa burze wywo{al
baronowie niemieccy, jak to stwier"
dill sami swiadkowie W prooosie.
Gdy ma poczatku roku l905go:: zda-
rzy}o sic kilka napad6w ma dwory.
.dokonanych przez przyby}ych z in
nych stron bandyt6w, baronowie
niemieccy utworzyli ,,samoobrone ,
a rad rosyjski przys}a} i'm do po~
mocy oddzia}y wojskowe. Wielu
Z tych baron6w wstepowa}o do
policji, pr1yjmujac tytu} ,,honoro~
wycb po%licjant6w. Oddzia}y tie
samoobrony napadafy ma wsle, pa
lily je, a mieszkahc6w dziesiatkami
rozstrzeliwa}y. By4 to Formally
pogrom nieszczesliwych 4otysz6w.
Przeciw tel zb6jeckiej ,,samoobro~
ME" baron6w niemieckich, poczeli
}otysze tormowac take w}asna ea
movbrone i odpierac napady sif4.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-24
RAK

Cd: pewnej powagi naukowej do
%wiadnjemy sig, re preyczyna raka
jest niezdrowe pozywienie, a g}o-
wnie mieso. Chociaz ME MONA te;
go pcwledziec we ~wszystkicb wy
padkach rsFa, to jeduak pom nno
to byd wielkim ostrzezeaiem ola
wszystkich rodzin'
Dobre, I'd owe wzmacn iajace
pozywienie n~iejest bardzo koszto-
wne: pozYwlenie take nigdy ole
powiuno bye powodem zaburzeh W
ciele cziowieka.
Jezell jednak uczujecie pc jedze-
niu iakie6 gazy, oiezar, przygnebie
ME Tub rozdrazuienie, to powlnni~
sore natychniast uzvd Trinera A.
m rykahski Eliksir Gorzkiego W
na, ably doprowadzic swoje organa
trawienia do zupe}nego porzadku.
To lex arstwo przyspiesza ira wienie
i usuwa :za}adkowe zaburzenia.
Przedewszystkiem pozywicnie W
z powinno bye smaczue, a utrz!
macie ciato swoje W zdrowei stle'
5dyby atoli i w6wczas navel: zja
villa sig niestrawnu<6, u:ywajc'
Trinera Amerykabsk, Elixir Go'z'
klego Wlua, Jest to z 1pe}nle GU
>ty preparat, dobry ola najintell-
sientniejs1ego &o}alka. BA'dzo do
bre dia bla1ych, ehorowitYch ko'
bet i ola wszystkicb, kt6rzy ME
.naja apetYt tn i silly. Jezeli potrze.:
.bujesz jakiej porady, pisz do mas.
! Nasze lekarstwo Jest ia sprzedaz.
we wszys:kich apt ;kach j. g, Trincr
100 S. Ashland v Chicago, ILL.,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-24
C1EKAWE RZECzY
[nstynkt zW1erzat / pta-

Instynkt zw1erzat / pta-
k6w
" przeczuwaniu, jake bedzie tcm'
peratura powietrza najbllzsza a
navel " dalszej ~przysz(o6ci, cze-
sto zastepuje barometr. z ,,Po~
radnika Gospodarskiego" p~odajemy
nastepuj2ce uwagi stwierdzone pra~
ktyka. Deszcz bedzle: Jezeli wrony
kre&a wYsoko " powletrzu. Ja.'
sk6{ki sic trzymaja wtedy W POI
blizu dom6w j mur6w i lataja MI
sko tut mad woda, nurzajac W ME
g{6wki, go}ebie kappa sig chetnie
i wracaja z pol pdznym wieczorem.
Z6rawic czynia wielki ha}as, bo-
oiany okrywaja swe Mode W gniaz~
dach, a kury ~tarzaja sig W pyle i
ozesto skacza sobie za~wziec1e do
oozu; pawie i perliczki podnosza,
podobnie ;ak z6rawie ~ krzyk
wielki. - Pogoda pewna, jezeli
skowronek wzlatuje wysoko W po-
wietrze i tam o pogodzie piesn
dzwoni. Stowiki nuca wtedy przez
noe Gala, a kanie, czaple, czajki i
baki wodne ba}asuja zadowolone.
Nietoperze wylatuja p6zno wleczo~
rem, q wczesnle mad ranklem ma
}owy, robaczki 6wietojahskie p}on2
tajemniczo W %c;emnosci, a zielone
1abki, skacza pooiesznie z gafazki
ma ga}az. 49, Ma pastwisku owce i
jagnieta skacza weso}o i chetnie
ida "a swym p~asterzem. Wieczo-
rem plaoza sig W powietrzu DUE,
niedo}ezne o~hrzaszcze csarne o flo.
letowym po}ysku, a oczy i SER
szenie brzecza ~jeszcze p6zno W noe,
podczas, gdy We wodach pijawka
cioho ma dnie lezy, a 1yby p}ynq
spokojnie r6wno swa droga. Dtu'
gotrwa}y deszcz zwiastuje planie
kogut6w bez kohca ma te zmiane,
koty myja sig ceremonialnie i z
namys}em, psy SO leniwe. Slimaki
wy}aza re swych domk6w, a do
wniec z podziemnych kryj6wek
Krety ryja zawziecie, zielona lab:
ka wydaje CLOS ostrzegawczy, a
ropuchy ida "a duia ma Ter. Roma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-24
Z Czest0ch0Wy

donosza, re wielka liczba dziad6w
plci obojej wyprawi}a sobie zaba~
we. By}o to pc o%dpuscie, kt6ry
trivial dnl kilka pc uroczystofciach
8 wrzesnia ina Matke Boska Slew
na), kiedy to kilkaset pielgrzym6w
klasztor ma Jasnej Gore.
Zysk z ja}muzny ola dziad6w by}
bardzo obftym i ola lego, re czuli
grosz W torbie, zapragneli sic roz~
weseliG W ,,zamknietem k6}ku. IT,
zywali tez do wolf, a samych ,,kro-
phi" ma cholere, wypili ma przesz}o
100 rubli. Skutek tel libacji. by@
takim, re odbywa}y sig zaj6cia !
wykrzyki tax dosadne, re trudno
je. opisat! Ma odpusty do Czesto
chowy zdazaja zwykle zebracy ~
wszystkich stron kraju poIskiego,
a kazdy z pe}n$ torba wyohodzi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-24

~ i muohy naprzykrzajae sic upar-
ole, bydto j owce pasza sic gor
liwie, pijawki i niekt6re ryby wy
p}ywaja ma powierzchnia H6d.
Burza mole zaHitad, gdy pszczo}y
szczeg6lnie sz}o6liwie k}uja NE
odlatu]a daleko cd pasiek, gdy
zieby drozdy polatuja nieznuzenie
i niespokojnie 2 kata " kat gdy
}yska wodna czesto nurkuje.' Ma
psstwisku byde{ko ogarnia niepo~
k6j, a owce trykaja sig zawziecie.
Kto wiec 6ledzi bacznie zycie i
zacbowanie sic zwierzat. ten wkr6t'
&c osiegnie pewnq wprawe pew
nose " TEN, re bedzle m6gt z "a
chowania sic r6znych stworzeh traf~
ME wnioskowad o nadchodzacei POI
godzie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-24
w ROsyi

lud razem z popami jest ~jeszcze tax
ciemnym, re podnosi bunty " cza.'
sic cholery przeciwkc lekarzom i
p'elegnarzom ohoryoh - bury ba~
raki, postawione ola chorych ma
cholere. We wsi Ba{akowa zagro-
zono smiercia tym, kt6rzy liele
gnowali chorych. We wsiaeh Le~'
bjedjewej i Pie}okamience w}o-
6cianie mic s}ycha6 0 pomocy le~
karskiej ME chcieli. Ma zebraniu
kurator6w sanitarpych we wsi Pru-
kowskaja wyja6nifo sig, lie nawet
cerkiewni burzyli lud, ably
ME s1uchaf lekarzy. Do tego dosz}o
og}upianie ludu przez czynniktw
moskiewskich, DO i'm lud g}upszy,
tenn }atwiej trzymaG go W karbach
sFuzalczych i wyzyskywat!
The Elbert County tribune., 1907-08-29
Shot Up Town and Dies.

Sturgis, s. D.-Maddened by drink
ard Jealous because the girl with
whom he wished to dance had spurned
him for rival, Mike Henry, twenty.
two-year-old bad man, shot up" the
ranch house of NJ. J. Carney. on White
Owl creek, sixty miles north of here,
during the progress Of cowboy dsnce
and an hour later was himself shot
to death In an attempt to murder a
rancher.
Henry was a Sturgis boy and son OF
a former gambler, who is now in Gold
field. For several years he has posed
as desperate. He was present at the
dance given by NJ. J. Carney, and be.
came infuriated when girl declined
to dance with him because he was
drunk. After shooting the window
panes out he announced his intention
OF going to the neighboring ranch OF
Yes Carney, well-todo horse rancher,
and killing him. Word was sent to
the other Carney. and when Henry ap-
peared the rancher met him with a
shotgun, and, upon Henry's refusing tc
throw up his hands killed him instant.
lv with double charge In the breast.
Yes Carney rode at once to town and
has accompanied Sheriff Stewart and
Coroner McSloy back to the ranch. Ac.
cording to the information received
here, Carney will likely be acquitted.
The Elbert County tribune., 1907-08-29
Incubator Baby Lives.

Los Angeles. Cal-Tiny Howard
William Orval Culp. the incubator
baby, is thriving and will live. He
weighs three pounds and ten ounces
and is six weeks and two days old
Announcement of the young mans ad-
vent and the circumstances thereof
has had the effect of sending streams
of visitors to the Culp home to see
him, and he has held one continuous
levee of four days.
Howard William Orval Culp is not
too long name for the youngster who
already at such an early age bears
the title of prize incubator baby OF
Los Angeles.
Though Howard William Orval Culp
is small. he is nevertheless a very
important parsonage in the eyes of
his mother and father, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Culp, 431 Crocker street. The
presence of the little fellow has raised
the neighuorhood out of the common
place. The house is n Mecca for the
doctors and scientists who are in.
terested In the case.
Diminutiveness is not the only
worldly possession of this phenomenal
infant. He has a voice that can be
heard clear out into the street." ac-
cording to the mother. But, as she
adds. "he is good natured. too"
Master Culp does not suffer from
insomnia and sometimes has to be
awakened lest he go too long without
nourishment. At an early period in
his existence he was fed by means of
medicine dropper. two teaspoonsful
every three hours. He has risen to
the dignity of a spoon, however. and
| now requires ten teaspoonsfuls every
three hours.
He was born July 7th, forty-four
days ago. Two hours after his birth he
was taken to the Good Samaritan hos
pital. and there kept in an incubator
for four weeks as the only means OF
saving his life. He did so well that
he was eventually promoted to the
special children's hospital department,
under a special nurse.
A few days ago he was graduated
| from the hospital with honors, and
| now at his home, occupying big bas-
| ket. a world in itself to him, he is
the pride of the family, and the cyno-
| ure of all eyes.
The Elbert County tribune., 1907-08-29
COMMITTED TO
LIFE IN PEN
CONVICTED MURDERER OF MAR
sHAL FRIsBiE AT LAMAR
WILL NOT HANG.
WELL. THAT'S GOOD"
ACTING COVER NOR HARPER
HOLDS ciRcUmsTANTiAL EW.
DENcE NOT CONCLUSIVE.

Canon City, Colo.-Aiways a stole,
noncommittal and taciturn, Andrew
Johnson, condemned to die for tho
murder of Marshal Frisbie at Lamar,
received the news that Acting Gov
ernor Harper had commuted his SEN
tence to life Imprisonment with
smile and the words:
That Is good news"
Not another word or comment es-
capped from the lips OF this insccrutable
man, whoSe death seemed but a few
hours removed.
Johnson has been n puzzle to War
den John Cleghorn for months, and de-
spite the latter's best efforts to draw
out the man and learn something OF his
past and his relations, not the slight
est Information could be obtained.
When Governor Harpers reprieve
came Warden Cleghorn made one last
effort to force johnson to tell some OF
the innermost secrets of his heart and
life.
Every condition favored Warden
Cleghorn. but again he failed. and that
utterly. Warden Cleghorn acknowl-
edged the receipt of the message in
these words: Il am glad to hear 1t,
governor. for the reason l don't relish
hanging men"
Then Warden Cleghorn put into ex-
ecution his plan for forcing johnson To
loose his tongue and tell the secrets
that lie buried so deep in his heart.
Warden Cieghorn went to the execu-
tioIA house and walked rapidly to John
sons cell, where he stopped abruptly
and looked through the heavy steel
grated door.
~.
manded Warden Cleghorn.
Johnson sprang from the narrow cot
on which he had been lying and stood
attention.
How are you feeling?" asked the
warden.
Fine" answered the convict.
How can you feel fine with death
staring you in the facet" asked War
den Cleghorn. "You know you are SEN
fenced to die this week. Are you ready
to die now?"
81 am ready to die" was all Johnson
said. in a voice clear, strong and emo
tionless and without the faintest sign
of CULVER of any of his facial muscles.
Turning to Death Watch W. 8. Jones
Warden Cleghorn said: Bring John
son out, then"
Jones unlocked the heavy steel
door and beckoned johnson to come
forth. The convict stepped from the
cell into the long corridor, with his
hands on his hips. He was cool and
collected and evidently ready for the
worst. Warden Cleghorn eyed him for
n full minute, but Johnson did not
change his attitude in the least. Then
Warden Cleghorn said:
johnson, the governor has COM
muted your sentence to life imprison-
ment."
A faint smile lit up the prisoner's
face. and he said. We'll, that's good
news
Johnson was led by Guard Jones-
back to his old cell.
The Elbert County tribune., 1907-08-29
slmonsKN Held ron MURDER.
coroner's Jury 6rinss In Verdict Of
FsIonlous Killing.

Greeley. Colo.-The Inquest over the
body of c. r. Lewis, the Kersey editor.
who was shot by Charles Simonsen, a
fSnchman OF that town. was held in
thu courthouse here. Five witnesses
we're examined, II. p. Hill. Justice OF
the peace of Kersey. who refused 81
monsen warrant for the arrest OF
Lewis before the shooting: Charles
Moore. William Blinn and Joseph Del
bridge. who saw the shooting. and DR..
w. s. Spaulding. in whose Office
Lewis died, and who made the au-
topsy.
1t was not brought out at the in
quest that the shooting was the result
OF articles published by the dead edi-
tor said to reflect upon Simonsen's s
wife, but that the quarrel that led to
the shooting was because OF testi-
mony alleged to have been given
b. Simopsen recently In a JUS
tice of the peace court case, when
Lewis had n merchant of that place
arrested for drawing a gun on him.
and at which Simonsep is alleged to
have testified In favor OF the merchant
against Lewis
The verdict of the coroner's jury
reads:
THE Jurors. on their oaths, say that
c. r. Lewis came to his death by a
gunshot wound from a pistol in the
hands of one Charles Simonsen. on
August "a. 1907. at the town of Ker-
sey. and that the killing was felonious.
"(Signed) w. r. Peterson. ID.
Stroll. Charles J. Cole, L. B. Willard,
l.. c. Miller, w. II. Delbridge."
An information charging murder
now will be filed by the prosecuting
attorney, and Simonsen will be ar
raigned before justice of the peace
in Greeley, when a day will be set for
the preliminary hearing. Slmonsen's
married daughter and Simonsen's wife
were not present at the inquest. Mrs.
Lewis. widow of the murdered man,
will settle up the affairs of her former
husband and go to her former home In
Petersburg, Ind.
Simonsen was not placed on the wit
ness stand. He says he was goaded to
desperation by the taunts and accusa-
tons of Lewis. After he was refused
a warrant for his tormentors arrest,
he says he saw no course except to
take vengeance into his own hands.
Simonsen spends his time in jail
smoking. He feels sure of acquittal
The defense probably will be emo
tional insanity.
The Elbert County tribune., 1907-08-29
TAFT TALKS ON RACE PROBLEM
Believes Negro Is Essential to the
Welfare Of the South.

Lexington, Ky.-Secretary Taft
opened the Republican state campaign
here with speech op the race prob
lem. He said that the South's lack OF
representation in the councils OF the
nation was due to the fact that single
issue has made 1t the property OF the
Democratic party SO that. however
small the northern head, 1t controls
that tail.
THE negro" said Mr.. Taft, rs nee
essary to the South as a laborer-
skilled and unskilled He Is an Ameri-
can. He has no other country than
this, and when called upon to defend
1t he lays down his life with the same
freedom that the white man sacrifices
his. Ours is the flag he loves-the
only one he knows.
1T is our duty to see to 1t that his
path is made as easy as possible, and
that his progress is as incessant as.
proper encouragement can make IL.
"The fifteenth amendment does not
require that every negro should vote
All that 1t requires Is that he should
not be excluded from voting because
he is a negro. II he lacks educational
qualifications, property qualifications
or any other qualification that the
state may lawfully impose as a rule
OF eligibility for its voters. then he
may be excluded. provided that every
one else who lacks similar qualifica-
tions is equally excluded.
THE fifteenth amendment does not
involve so-called negro domination;
and to permit the question at this late
date-forty years after the war-to
control the votes OF Intelligent men in
respect to the Issues that are living,
is to indicate lack of sense OF proper
tion.
III only under the influence OF Presi-
dent Roosevelt's administration, some
of the southern states. including Ken
lucky, could be led into the Republi-
can column, In accordance with the
real sympathies Of the voters Of those
states. 1t would be a crowning glory
OF his administration.
"As an American citizen and lover
OF my country, long for the time
when the South shall be received again
into the councils of the nation and
when the people of that section shall
resume the influence to which they arc
entitled and which they deny them
selves by being frightened at . mere
ghost OF the past"
The Elbert County tribune., 1907-08-29
$4,000, 900 on deposit In Boulder.

Boulder. Colo.-The quarterly bank
statement of the three national and
one state bank Of Boulder were pub
lished today. All Of the banks are in
fiourishing condition. with largely
increased deposits. The total de-r-its
are about 100000.
, 1907-12-20
MANY CHANGES HAVE
BEEN MADE IN PLAY.


Many changes have been made in
The Show Girl" that charming mu'
steal comedy that will be seen at the
Opera House on Friday December, 81,
This singing, laughing show has
been a C right from the star,
five seasons ago, and every year has
seen much new comedy and many new
songs in the piece. This year the mu'
sic is prettier than ever, and includes
seventeen of the best songs of this
season. And 1t is one of the liveliest
shows on the stage. There Is some
thing doing all the time, from the time
the curtain goes up until 1t goes down.
There is not a dull moment. When
comedy is not running there is music
or a dance by the sprfghtly American
Beauty chorus, which has always
been one of the most attractive fea
lures Of The Show Girl" AS a whole
the show is brighter than it has aver
been before. This extraordinary at
traction ought to draw a big house.
, 1907-12-20
NEW CURE FOR STOMACH
EssIeston Drug Company Gi. es Repub-
iieans Readers a Chance to Try,it.

Since nobody knows when, people
have suffered from indigestion, sick
headaches, bloadHg, dizzy spells.
distress after eating, ~sleeplessness and
the many other symptoms of stomach
troubles and have found the usual rem
edies powerless.
Here is a chance for Republican
readers who may suffer with weak
stomach to test without risk Of loss
the new prescription, called Mona.
for indigestion that has met with great
success wherever 1t has been tried.
This treatment, which strengthens
the whole digestive system SO that the
stomach does its work without any
distress is sold by the Eggleston Drug
company under a guarantee to refund
the money If the remedy does not do
all that is claimed for 1t.
Mona costs but SOC a box, and one
box will do more real good than a doz'
en- boxes of ordinary digestive tablets,
, 1907-12-20

from the cattlemen and the sheepmen.
showing the deep interest thai is TAX
EN- in the subject in this state. In this
state there were a total OF 259 for
government control to ~ against. d.
vided as follows: Cattlemen for, Pill.
sheepmen for, SIS: cattlemen against,
Is; sheepmen against, 81. 1t will be
noted that even the sheepmen OF this
state return q majority in favor Of gov
eminent control and that the vote OF
the cattlemen against government con-
troll is SO small that 1t is hardly worth
considering.
IL the majorities a be heard, both
the Denver and Helena conventions will
favor government control OF the public
domain. In other words. Uncle Sam
should take charge OF his own.
, 1907-12-20
THE TRIBUNE FOR TAFT.

The Wyoming Tribune urges that
Wyoming should get In line for TAFT,
that there is no longer any reason why
the state should not make its position
reasonably clear. 1t believes that
there are many resulting benefits from
having Il clearly-deined policy and a
candidate, Secretary Taft has the e.
pressed approval of a large number
of citizens and is doubtless the choice
OF a great majority of the people of
the state. This being true, there
would appear to be no reason for de-
lay.
In all probability as the counties hold
their conventions there will be x
preston of choice and Wyoming will
send a pledged delegation. Their is
method in standing for something and
for somebody.
, 1907-12-20
THE COMMON SENSE THING
TO DO.

In the nows columns OF this issue
The Republican gives the results OF a
weeks work in the United States court
at Cheyenne. Fencing cases to the
number of almost a dozen have been
tried. In every instance the govern
ment mas been successful and the de-
PENDANTS were permanently enjoined
from maintaining the unlawful enclcs'
ures. These defendants have had the
benefit OF the best counsel the state
affcrds and their cases have been fair
ly and carefully tried. No legal point
has been overlooked. 1t must be evil
lent to every stockmanHin the state
that there is no use of trying to go on
bucking up against this thing indef'
nitely. Isn't it sufficient that a dozen
prominent cattlemeo have been pro-
ceeded against, have been e%njoined
from a continuance OF their illegal
practices and have been compelled to
pay the costs. Is 1t going to be neces
sary for the court officers and the
special agents Of the government to
carry this sort of work into every coun'
ty of the state and finally force the
government to proceed criminally and
secure fines and Jail sentences
In view ofithe exceedingly thorough
and fair trial given the statute from
every conceivable standpoint, there Is
no question but that the part of wis
dom Is for the stockmen OF Wyoming
to bring themselves sQuarely within
the provisions OF the law. and thus
save themselves further odium and ex'
pense. 1t Is the purpose of the gov
eminent and the court to enforce the
statute against illegal fencing and the
sooner the stockmen come to a full
realization OF 1t, the better 1t will be
for all parties concerned. There are
no two ways about 1t.
, 1907-12-20
STOCKMEN FOR LEASING.

The National live Stock association,
which will meet in Denver during the
coming month, has been making a can.
vass- OF the stockmen of the west with
a view Of getting their views in rela-
ton t. government control Of the open
range. The replies do not differ ma
terially from those in former canvasses
OF like nature. The stockmen are
about ten to one In favor Of some sort
Of governmental control. Even the
sheep men are a majority in favor o,
such policy. The entire number Of re-
plies received was 934. divided as fol-
lows: Number of cattlemen favoring
government control, GAL; number of
sheepmen favoring government con-
troll. 116; number OF catslemen opposed
to government control, los. number OF
sheepmen opposed to, government con-
troll, u.
OF all the states. Wyoming returned
the largest number Of responses, both