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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-21

|beit sIluh asie 8obI bisfsr ls!ssIsl a.!g
G1mdrober, bic 6trabbnfger to)ols
Eaunosmeile aneiM, III faln1 porl
bat iIe bat Is Nn4en. ufsfl@nls
Ion TT MN Ser Mlsinlrtgs bob n,d1 81
|burd cine gsejSpete &pghtne D1elea
|GhmdrcberDDH, penn aud r1cpt aus
rotten, 10 bod j9rdhen iDil1stss ;ss z1
bah man bic Defninerben peg MlfeEs
|au linbern unb feline 9laifi8ttit ldHgtr
AT beipabren imitanbe mare.
Gpate mon duf bieiem aGs8s sts.s1 4
hin aelanaen. oas n1snfnline Gtbelr
All berIGnserng 1lnnlglin tr1detnt q.
|bas bcr mDbernen N1tnrrit itlelll ltlQn
|niAt. ginige 3oolo9en' iDpller s'lfz
[bedt boben, bab ein fonfdnfeS A5ers
bGltniB sipifhen- Der 2tbensbautr sts
nes9bierss lnb Der 3eit beftebt Ofe es
All ftintr Gntipidlung brdu9f.
Diefes WerbdliniB fDIIte mad ButtcIs,
Ser 3uerF bnnon fpro4, tpie 1T 1ftn*s
Denlnah miibte ber Wlenfh norma
IertpeiIe Elm Otter BON $50 Sdbren ers
reiden. Mnbere geben ein ileiitere9
9erbdltnib, 81, an. Dos entlprdd1s
fir ben Menfden einem alter bDH
3irta 12O Sabren. Metfhnitolp bdlt
Bic biblifhen Mngaben, bab Mbrdhdm
|175, Ssrnael 1877, Mofes 12O Sabre
aft seiporben feien, fir bnrAaus
[glaubpiir6ig.
Wirb man, ipie Der Gelebrfe glnubi.
bur9 cine 5tpedmdEige 9b9iene etnH
errei9en, baB bic Menfhen ale 1ol9
biblii9es Mlter erlebeng Sc hiirftt
bies nidt obne 8ebeutnng fir bic gss
fammte syortentiptdlung Der n1enfhlts
9en Rultur fein. Mlio auf gum Rrieg
eegen sic Baailfen Der MltersfdnGhel
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-21

Die itarfe Gripeiterung unftres
8erfebrs nit Sen, Muslanoe, ihsbea
i1noere ieboh Die grobe ginpanbernng
arbeitfamer unb frugaler QelIte, tpelde
nit einem9Asil ibres biejigen Werbiena
ftes 0eripanote unb yreunoe in Der
Neimatb unterftiiBen, seben Nnlaf3 5n.
elmer iiberrafden6en @ntipidlung bes
@el6poi oitoerfebrs Ser Ser. @toaten mil
bcm Muslanbe. gfa1 ben 8erihte DeB
Stem Dorfer poitmeifters, Wn. R.
Milleor, mar Der 9elbpoi itperfebr Iber
Nep Dort NIT Dem Snlano uno Musz
lonb i'm lebten Sabre Inn 26.82 pro-
gent uno oamit nm mebr als Elm Wier4
tel grDber, als i'm norbergehsnben
Sabre. Sir 1905 bate, i'm Dereleih
nit 1904, cine 3unabme um 11.24
proaent eemelbet tperoen fDnnen. sssnss
aeIammt iino i'm leyten Golenoeriobre
hurh Die Sdnoe Der Nelp Dorfer ppF=
beamten $430,7S5, 1903 gesaneen, sss
gen $685., ,669. $50 in 1906, eine 3pe
nabme um $91, ,115,4 ,473. Die bemerz
tensipertbelteSeite biefes 0erfehrs liea
fert iebob Der @elbperfanbt per poit4
anipeiIung nah Dem Mnslonbe, unb
apar iinb bon bier aus in BEN lebten
5pDlf Mpnaten $16, ,253, 900 mebr anr
Mbfenoung gelangt, ais i'm Sabre DDra
fer; oenn es iparen ,insseiammt $62,z
85. .332, segen $46,181. .432. Die
3abl Der BON bier aus abge{onbten i,ts
ternationalen potanipeiI Iunssn betru9
2,757, ,457, ipogesen es i'm Sabre 1905
2,323, 1897 getpef EN- tparen. 0a oiefe
Boforbres in ben mel iifen ssGtIen ben
8eroienit t=lleberidub bon ginssmans
oerten reprGI Ientiren, tpeld3e Ners
.panote unb SSreunoe in Ser !0eimatb
BON bier aus unter1 1tiiben, 10 erbelIt
oaraus, DAP. Die 2obnarbeiter bisrauz
lanoe ii9 i'm lebten Sabre einer auber,
orbentliden prosperitGt erfreut baben,
Sm @egenfab su Dem @eIbperfanbi
no9 Dem Nuslanb fino i'm lebten Sabr,
i'm Stem Oorfer ppHamt MIR 313, ,734
internationale Gelbanlpeifuneen i'm
Gciammtbetrase bon $7O22,985 3ur.
slus5ablung selanst, I'M $568. .048'
rebr i'm 8etrase uno um 1896. mebr
in ser 3abl: Ser Orbres. Die Ginnabs.
men, ipelhe bas Neip Dortsr pofan,t
i'm persangsnen Sabre aus Dem @elbs
perfebr nit Dem Snlanbe nno Muss
lanbe eraielt bat, rellten Iih auf 3d.
O18,822 uno mar fold profit 0amit
um $432, 1872 grOber, ols i'm Sabre
oorber. (gf. Q. 9anoels5ts)
Man .fann bic Hechte {tubieren. ohns
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-21

stnDiamen. Dss sySss sifitf scrfef4tss
arans bet sgliidDersiifung, Die BEN @es
.tretGr bprfdtpebt, bafzsifl fir fih,aijt
|. aud duf bers firslidtil DerIduln,lln9
Der nationnlen nnnbelstammer in
Waihiitatoii 5lIr Sprdhe setommen.
Gs ipuroe bort beantragt, bab ber
RDngreB einen Nusfhub einleBt, Def
len Mufsabe es iein ion, einen plon
aus3udrbeiteil, ME bic 3ollpergiitnng
in ar0berem MaBe dnh in benieriaea
Snouitrien ei1igefiibrt tperben lam,
no iie segenipdrtis bnrd bielsrIsi
praftiide pinberniils iIuforifM ses
riaht ipirb. 81
Bei osrBdltnibmdbia 4efiaseni
5ofbdt benla-fenslpertber 5parfan1s
felt, benr pnn ner @eTammtSabl ,pory
o4,366 Mann linb i'm lebten ssabre
$1.495, 5,288 ee1part uno i'm 3ablmeiz
ter=Oeparte,nent beppn;rt ipnrDetl.
entfpreheno 12 pro5ent Der ailsbfz
sahlten @efamntIIGnung. so
SIN Geras lit eine beutlheterallt:
IAe Gtnipanberunes @e5ellT4aft gez
sriinbet iporbsn, Die iih oie Mufsabe
esitellt hut, bas Oentf1tbum in 1eras
au mebren uno gu itdrten. ,Das fDll
gef1eben, irtbem beutf9e Jarmer,
9anbtperfer unD @enerbetreibenbe
aus ben 8ereirtgtsn 5taater llnb Ras
naba beranlabt tperoen follen, iih III
Seras nteoer5ulaHen unb pie oeutihe
Gin!panberung lobiel als mDglih nod
5erds ab5uleiten. Did @eleu11oft
sibt etts 9anbbud iiber 9sras beraus,
in bem oie farOtpirtbIdaftltden uno
inbuitriellen 8erbdltniiIe bes Staaz
te5 bebaHoelt iperben.
- Der ,@ater oer sruits". 1T niht
Der srobe s. 9. Nodefellsr, pbipobl er
allsenaein bafiir gilt, fonbern Elm tiira=
lid berltorbsner Mbpotat, Samuel 6.
s. Dobo BON Grantlin, pa., Ser por
| nebr als breiBis Sabren BON Modes
felIer fir ieins iuriitiiden Mnseleeen=
beiten geiuonnen ipurbe. Yon ibm
riibrt folsenbt Definition bes Sruit
Der. Ser Sruit in enserem @inn
limfabt nur cine beionbere Gorm elmer
8d9dftsperbinbuns bon Mttiondren
perlGieoener aorporationen, bic ibrs
sttien an Srultees iibertrasen. Mui
oieie Weife ipuroe Ser 5tanbarb Oil
5rult sebilbet unb ibuf Ionit ben
Namen 5ruf fir iol9e 0erbinhuns
gen. Do4 bat Der 8esriff nun luei:
tere Beoeutuns unb umfabt ieoe6anbs
lung, ueberei1tllnft pber 3pmbinas
tion bon perfonen pber 8apital, BIZ
in ser abiidt sef2affen tpirb ooer oe,
Die Senben3 inne ipobnt, ben Mitbe:
irerb i'm 9anbel 5u beidrdnfen obe,
oeniel6en gu binbern, oper oen preis
BON Wuren feit3ufeben, gu beeinfluHer
ober au erb0ben." &orrefter lGbt lid
BAG WeIen Der Srults foum ertlGren
9efdaffen in Der MbIdt, burn @nt:
lfernung oes Mitbeiperbs bas Yubli.
fun gu iddbisen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-21
.gPrn1t1n1teH.

Oer Setslnolo9e Qerbert 0arr1Dn
t1siite in einem Yortrage in 2onbpn
nit, Oab Bis iest 81 IeismDlosil9s
geoba9tunss fir Grbbe:
ben Hegiltrierung iiber bic grbe erz
ridtet fino. @on oieien Stationsn
perben idbrlib purdihnittlib &c..
600 grobeben gemeloet. Natiirli9
iino Die lpeitaus meiiten oieier 8eben
nur bur1 ben Seismoerapb na45uz
lpeifcn.
ueber Die Griinbungen in ben fona.
oiiden GobaltsNesionen i9rsibt bic
Ontario 8lode":: ,Sm sanaen lis=
ben ii9 Bis ieBt nabeau 300 @eieu=
ldaften nit elmer Sotal Rapitaliia.
tion BON 300 Millionen Dollars in=
trrporieren, INN. Wainent in Ser GO
balt.@esenb gu bearbeiten. unb ols
sanae Qffaire befinbet iid nod in Der
Rinbbeit. Das Observation-Disclosures
@olneD fam bieler Sage bon Cobalt
mad; Toronto uno tbeilte NIT, ocb
omerifaniid)e Spetulanten in o;eiem
Sabre oen srDBten Minener r8oorn"
ing 2eben rufen ipolIten, ben bic Welt
j, geleben babe. Die Minenarbeit
ylpirb einaig unb aGlein burd anseisen
in Der tdslihen pre7e in oen Ser.
Staaten perridtet. no fih bstanntlid
reihe Golbz unb @ilberabern in oen
Safden beg Nolfes uno @parbanfen
befinben. 9err @ameD lit ber Meie
nllng, bab bie Hegierune ale bier5ebn
Sage einen 8eritbt bon ieber intorpp>
,rierten @efellfhaft iiber oie bon ibr
rerrihtete Mrbeit perlaneen unb banr
befannt MAIDEN follte. Oas fheint
nidt mebr als red5t unb bilIie su fein,
ba. bas 8olf getpib tpiHen barf, ipas
Die @efenfhaften nit einem Rapital
bon $30O,OO0,000 treiben.
Cine Suneeeielleniteuer pirb ia
AUDI BEL uns bon .3eit 3u 3eit befiir=
iportet, aber bisber blieben berartiae
0or19ldee ipenisltens in europa ipie
bier blobe proiette unb Sbeen. Mn=
hers in Mrgentinien, ipo ieBt tbatIGeb,
li9 cine 9rt SllnsgeienenIteuer
1hlaees in Rraft tit. Seber unpere
bsiratete, absabenpfli6tise Yireer
iiher 20 Sabre ipirb ndnlIid Bel leiner
Giniddbung um 20 Marf PRO Sabr
b0her sefaraubt. falls er nidt au be-
iueifen bernlag, baB er minbefens
orei Mfal Inn scSabre einen heiratbsar.
trag sen,udt bat, aber abseipieien
iplrbe. 3ipif9en SO nnb 35 erbDht
1i9 bic Mbsubt um oas Doppelte; i'm
Nlter bon 50 Biz SO Sabren bat Elm
SunggeielIe bic pierfahe Gteuer, unb
pon ba ab Bis gum IS. Gehensiabre
100 Murf pro Sobr au aabIen. Nah.
3uriidlssnng bes 75. aebensiabres
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-21

Man .tann bic Redte itubiersn. obns
tie &ehte gu finben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-21

VtH ultl9lleo pel IluIl6u1lIu9 eH9=
lifhen @ren5regulierungs Rommils
iion i'm Sfdabiee ieezGebiet, aapt. 9ils
bp. beribtet, bab am SidaoIee, ben
man ols Sen lebten Reft zines unee>
beuren afrifanii9en Binneniees am
| iiebt. fi9ere Mnoeiben leines naben
Yerf6pinbens gu beoba4ten finb.
Der ,Rolonialen 3eiti9rift" 5ufolge
bet Rapt. 1ilbo feitgeiteat, oaB bic
WoHerflGde felt ben 2lufnabmen bon
Bartb uno Nabtisal iid erbebli9 per=
flsinert bat. Die Mbnabme in ben
lebten so Sabren mub auf mebr aIs
eine MiIlipn 0ettar (eine Jl69e BON
Der @r0be yieberbaDerns) anse1ebt
iperben. Mm 0lufer iino bic Oiinen
immer ipeiter na9 Meften pprgebrun=
gen unb al sleiber 3eit f9einen gin=
iiderunsen in Der Siefe bes Sees Sic
Maiiermenee su perminbern. WGb=
reno Der 1roden5eit iierben bic i'm
Mafer sefpahIenen uno nun troden
lleaenben Shilfpflanaen ab, Der aus
ibnen gebilbete !6umus miro nod unh
rad 5u Jnfeleruppen. 5non jebt
fann man ben 5idabiee nur nod nit
flohen sSabr3eueen befabren, benn ale
g(ugenblide ssrdtb man auf5hlammz
hGnfe, BPM benen man nur unter grp=
fen Mnftrengungen ipie0er losfDmnt.
Menn nub bisipeilen BEL 5iurmtpins
ben ber see burd feline aeipaltige
Musoebnung ben tdulhenben Ginbrud
zines Meeres ma9t, 10 fneint ieirs
5hidfnI. ols geiDaltiaer Gumpf 3l
el1cen, bod iiHabscenobor.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-28
Nsw Linz 10 cosst.

HawkInsville. Ca. April a.
HaRk insvnle Is soon 70 become the
northern terminus Of the Gulf Air
line railroad. II Is currently stated
thar the Hawklnsvllle and Florida
Southern road, which has been run
Ming several gears from HawHinsviile
10 Worth, vii merge into new COM
binailon. and VIII 90 on south through
Ashburn. Sylvester and Brideboro.
Thence Il VII be extended 70 Balm
bridge, where II will connect with
lines having several gulf ports.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-28

hed lived in eight miles OF Lake City
for twenty.one years and warmly de-
Tended the moral atmosphere Of Lake
City, and that the man who says the
school had to be moved on account
of the moral atmosphere Of Lake
City, is a malicious prevaricator. =
He reviewed the history OF the uni
versity and claimed the State was
under a moral contract" to maintain
the college at Lake City, and that
suits brought by the people OF Lake
City were in the interests of the citi-
zens of Florida.
Mr. Wilson OF fernando could see
but one motive IN the resolution, the
driving of the thin edge Of the wedge,
and engaged in a colloquy with Mr..
knight.
Mr. Bradshaw of Hamilton opposed
the resolution.
The main question was put, and the
chair declared il lost. Mr.. knight de-
manded roll call. which was not
sustained, Amid some confusion, the
speaker called the special order, Mo
ton of Mr.. Rowe that special order
be deferred was carried, and the
House took up Senate concurrent res
oIution No. 10, identical with the
House resolution Just voted down.
Mr.. Knight OF Columbia moved the
adoption of the resolution. Mr..
Howell of Santa Rosa moved to in
definitely postpone the resolution.
Roll call was demanded, and the mo-
ton was carried aby a vote of yea7
81, nays IL.
After some other business under
special order, the House adjourned
until a. m. Saturday,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-28

Raleigh, n. c., April 27.-Miss
Thelma Lndgrcn. OF 81. Paul,
MINI. who was to have been married
here Saturday 10 Captain Hans Thor
son, arrived only 10 learn Of her In
tended husbands death BY drowning
at Buck Head Falls, N. c., when,
with three others he was swept over
tho falls a telegram sont bad fall
cd TO reach her. The bodies OF the
four drowned persons nave not yet
been recovered.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-28
A VALUABLE PRESUMPTION.

The average person does not realize
how much the bodily health depends
upon the proper action OF the kidneys
and bladder nor how widespread dis
orders of those organs are. 1t is quite
safe TO say that they give physicians
as many sleepless nights ON account
of their patients as do any of the
others, and perhaps It would not be
too much 70 say that. directly and i'm
directly they are chargeable with as
much sickness as all the other organs
of the human body combined. AS a
result Of a vast amount OF careful
study, many physicians are now using
with great success in the treatment
of disorders traceable to the kidneys
and bladder a prescription composed
of 4 OF. Fluid Extract of Buchu, u
OF, Fluid Extract of IVA Ursi, / OF.
Amet Cordial, Y OF. Fluid Extract Of
Liverwort and Is ozs. water. This is
administered IN doses of a tablespoon
full three times a day and while the
treatment Is continued, which IN order
that all impurities may be eliminated
from the system, should be for a
month, the patient Is advised to drink
large quantities Of water. The mate.
rails called for by the prescription are
carried in stock by every frstclass
pharmacy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-28

Southern Baptist Convention AND Aux.
Hilary Societies, Richmond, Va
May 1927, 1907.


/. On account OF the above occasion
we announce round-trip rate OF one
fare, plus twenty-five cents in the
sale OF tickets 70 Richmond. Va,
tickets at this rate being on
sale from May 18th until 10th In
elusive, with final limit to leave Rich
mond fifteen days from date OF sale.
However. by complying with certain
conditions and upon payment OF fee
Of Sl,O0, an extension of this limit to
June 18th may be procured
The Seaboard has been declared
the ohicial Route for delegates to
this meeting. Those having the mat
ter In hand were evidently guided
In reaching the decision to name the
line by some of the attractive fea.
lures OF the service noticeable among
these being tho double daily service
with through coaches and sleeping
cars and then the following: Our
people. with an idea of aftording dele
gates to this and other conventions
held in Richmond. an opportunity for
visiting the jamestown Exposition,
perfected an arrangement whereby
the hturn portion of tickets reading
from Richmond are honored from
Portsmouth, Virginia, without add.
tional charge, This alone certainly
makes the seaboard especially at
tractive.
There is a movement now on foot
to have the Florida Baptlsts assem-
BILE in Jacksonville, moving from
there on the same train--one might
say in a body. This, too, will make
the trip more pleasant
For further information address
s. c. BOYLSToN.
Assistant General Passenger Agent,
Jacksonville, Florida,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-28

Jackson, Miss, April 27--A white
man named Diehle, who was found
al slegers switch. s miles from this
city, with his skull crushed Monday
has since died at the hospital here. II
was at first supposed he had been
killed by tfain. but the police now
believe that he was murdered. He
was known to have aad a large sum
OF money Sunday. having been paid
on at railroad camp where he work.
ed. An Investigation Is being made
by the police.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-28
s'aa,, Messages.


49,, we're received from
-. and the Senate bills we're
~. -, e ,. proper committees.
- Il, 4. No. 90, creating a coun.
~ -, Lafayette county, was
~ waiver Of rules. yeas
49, o. fernando, moved q
IA - and that Senate bin
~ 80, .-lins teachers summer
y s,aoIa q companion bin %
49, =. .. be passed without
q = g tie calendar. Agreed
-4 sassase the bln ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-28

Daily Pullmsn buffet sleeping car
leaves Jacksonville, Fla., - sos .. m,
yls Atlantic Coast Line and arrives
Augusta the next morning az 7;lo q. m.
For Pullman reservations see the
Atlantic Coast Line SCENTS or write
70 Frank Q. BoylsioB, District passen.
ger Agent. Atlantic Coast Line, Jack
SonVille, Fla.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-28
A Woman Tells How TO Relieve Rhsu-
matte Pains.

WaNS FaN3'
have been great sufferer from the
dreadful disease, rheumatism, for q
number Of yeArs. I have tried many
medicines bot never got much relief
from any Of them until two years ago,
Ehen I bought q bottle Of Chamber
IaIn's Pain Balm. / found relief be.
fore had used al Of one bottle. bat
kept on applying ID and soon felt like q
different woman. Through my advice
many OF my friends have tried II and
can tell 700 how wonderfully u hss
worked MIS-. sAKAH A. CoLR. 40 8.
New So, Dover, Del Chamberlain
Pain Balm IL llnimeut. The relief
from pain which II affords Il alone
worth many times I've coat u makes
rest and sleep possible. For sale BY
ell druggists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-28
4 RESOLUTION
LOST MEASURE
,.,vsd Under Beautifully
\ House Friday
WE'RE WELL PLAYED


.,,,ion Did Not Have suffi-
y Friend. to Perfect It's Passage .
,,t.r.stius News from the
,,.a House
,,,.te was not in session Fri
y, at'l body, on motion Of Senator or
~ ssying adjourned over until
''' 4, morning in honor Of Memoir.
House held a session nearly an
.sorter than usual, in order to
.,,s for the decoration Of the
-sicb on account Of inclement
y, was to be used for Memorial
.,s,cises, beginning at . in the
roOn. ,...,,,,,
I. anal defeat of the resolution
,,i,g for joint committee to visit
cty and former university prop
s5 make a report thereon closed
amer long battle, that together
4 preliminary skirmishes incident
~ has occupied a good deal OF
a ottantion of both branches
ITS legislature.
~ effort to reconsider the vote
mich the bill providing for teach
simmer training schools, was
- was likewise unsuccessful, the
- going so far as to not only
q the House bill covering the prop
aim. but the companion bill from
: Senate as we'll
rost Of the members of the Legis-
~ attended the memorial exer-
81 IN honor of the Confederate
IA IN the afternoon. The principal
rsss was delivered by Justice
h,shll Of the supreme court.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-28
EUREKAI
zee. I Have Found n At Last.

Yes. Have Found II At last.
Found what9 Why, that Chamber
lain's Salve cures eczema aud all man.
ner OF itching Of the skin. | have been
afflicted for many years with skin die.
ease. had TO get up three, or four
times every night and wash with cold
water to allsy the terrible itching but
since using this salve in December,
1905, the itching has stopped and has
not troubled me,-ELDER JOHN T..
oNGLEY, ROCKVILLE, Pa, For sale by
all druggists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-28
Refuaea no BE- ReeoneIleu .

Geneva. April 27.-Horr Woelhng,
who a one time Was Archduke Leo
pold Of Austria. and his wife, from
whom be IS seeking divorce. APP
peared In court here for the usual at
tempt at reconciliation prior TO secur-
ing the deoroe Bob parties declined
10 resume relations. the former Arch
duke declaring he was tired OF vege-
tarlanism, the fantastic dress and the
othrr fads OF his wife. The case
consequently viii take rs ordinary
course. Herr woelang gave up his
position, expe ions and honors as
an Austrian archduke some four years
ago IN order 70 marry Wllhelmine Ad-
amovich. the actress, IN Vienna.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-28

votes. 1t will now go to the Cover
nor for his signature. And House bill
No. SO will die a natural DEATH The
bills are identical
Cone Resolution Lost.
Under the bills on third reading
was the famous Cone resolution, pro
viding the appointment of commit
tee to visit and investigate the former
University building at Lake City and
report was brought up, creating a
warm controversy both for and
against the passage of the resolution.
Mr.. Knight of Columbia moved to
substitute House concurrent resolu.
ton No. 10, by Mr.. Cone, for House
concurrent resolution No. II, by Mr.
Rowe of Madison, both relating to an
inspection Of the University property
at Lake City.
The motion received 20 ayes and
% nays on the roll call, and was
declared lost The question then re.
Cured to the adoption of House con.
current resolution No17. Mr. Rowe
moved the adoption of the resolution.
Mr.. Matthews Of Marion made a
poetic comparison of the assassination
of Caesar with the resolution. Mr.
Rowe raised a point of order which
was not sustained. Mr.. Matthews
warmly commended the buchanan law,
and opposed any move looking toward
the re-establishment Of any of the
deceased State colleges. Mr.. Willis
of Gadsden couldn't see any harm in
investigating the States property.
Mr.. Wells Of Leon read the report
OF the State Board OF Education upon
the matter, and thought If this board
could not get $4,000 for the property,
and If the board had the right TO
dispose OF the property 1t would not
be necessary to investigate.
Mr.. Wartmann OF Marion vigorous.
" opposed the resolution and thought
the Legislature should sustain the ac-
ton OF the Board OF Education and
the Board Of Control
Mr.. Knight Of Columbia said the
Legislature was investigating every
thing from Key West TO Pensacola
and when the session convened the
gentleman Of Marion was in the fore
front Of them who wanted stenograph-
ers and attorneys and accountants
and everything else under the sun 10
investigate the State officials in whom
he has now such great confidence.
Some people seemed 20 think the
great buchanan law had been enacted
into the constitution Of Florida. The
resolution meant simply that the peo-
pie Of Lake City were offering the
property, which was offered 20 them
in return for the $4,000 given b.
Lake City to the university, 20 people
Of Florida who erected the buildings
for what use might be made OF them.
The loss Of the university was not
nearly 80 great 70 the people al Lake
City as 70 the people Of Florida He
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ceived SO affirmative and ~ negative
votes. 1t will now go to the Cover
nor for his signature. And House bill
No. SO will die natural death. The
bills are identical.