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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-20

nobme BEG @eieBeg etn5utreten. Erot-
Dem puroe es nt9t ongenomnten,
penigitens ni6t in Ser 6orm, in Der
es enttporfen mar. Inter 5iibrung
oeS Gepublifoners 8ronnIee enf-
pidelte iid int 9enat Ser 2egtslatlr
elne energii6e Sppoiition gegen Dos
unlinnige 8eieb uno man itrid Die
tanoie Endorsements ommiiIion",
Die geitimmltng in 8e3ug orf Ole
SrteoenSrt6ter, oll1 oie anoern oben
ongefubrten uniinnigen 8erfiigun-
gen. Grit oonn nobm Der 9enat SOS
@eieb an.
0ieie, peni9itens teiltpeile geie-
oerlage Der 8robibitioniten 1T Ser
erfte 2i6titrobL, ser aus Oflaboma
fommt. Soffentli6 erliidt ct nidt
nieoer uno es geltnet, bieies blo6s
itnnige @eies 81 san gu bringen
ODER nenieitens 10 ob5uidnaden,
ooB es feline idltmme @irfuna mebr
ansiben fam. Son 8eoeutunq lit
Die Nodri6t, ooB Ole 9ppoiition
bon ben &epublifonern eeleitet lit.
@s i9etnt olio, aGs tuenr man IN
Sflaboma ni6t ouf ben olten Grid
oer 8robibitioniiten, BOB oie 8robt.
bitton ni6ts nit Der 8olitif gu tlu1
babe, bereingefalen lit. 9ieiem Grid
o%eroanfen Die 8robibitioniiten tot
ia6li6 einen groBen Sell ibrer Or
folge, oenn pabrenb er fie ielbIt
ni6t ooran binoerte, oie m~eitgebenolte
poIitii6e @gttatton gu b%etreiben, er-
mogli9te er es ibren Qnbdngern I'M.
ter ben 8olitifern fid Inn Die Sroge
berum5ubriiden, uno berbinoerte,
er Dor onem Die 8ilonng itorfer Sp.
poiitionsparteien. Grit tpenn mir
Die 8robfbition in oos @ebiet bret
ter politiider 9isfuifion unb aeito=
ton berein3ieben fonnen, peroen mir
i'm Stanbe fem, fie nit boner gner.
gle gu befampfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-20
eine CUTE @adridt ans Sflabuma.

Ser Segislatur BON Oklahoma
l9etnt Dor Dem nebereifer ibrer pro-
btbitioniitiI6en Witglieoer felblt
EIngit 81 peroen. 8efanntlid bot
man in Die 8erfaiiung 6es neuen
Stoates cine @eitimmung aufgenom-
men, melhe ben @etrGnfebanoel i'm
Stdate perbietet. Die 2egislatur
oes Staotes bot Damn aud oiesbe-
5iigli6e @eiese erlaiien, ober oamit
fporen Die Hrobibitionilten nod nidt
5ufrieoen. Sic brodten elm @eiet
Elm, tpel6es 8orfebrungen fir Ole
Snfraftietung Der 8robibitionsae-
lese trof unb inter onoerem be-
itimmte, ooB cine enforcement
Gommiiiion gei6affen peroe, mel6e
aus orei Y~erionen beiteben uno iabr-
lid n~euntauieno Dollars @ebolt ba-
ben foae; 0oB oieier &ommiifion
t~peitgebenoe Madtbefueniiie 5uIteben
ioaen, bob ieoer Srieoensridter oas
Hedt baben ioae, 3eugen in Bro5eI-
len, BEL Dem es iif INN @erlebung
Der Brobibitionseeiebe bonole, in's
9efangnis 81 merfen, menn iie,
ieiner Weeinung mad, nidt aaes aus
iagten5 mas fie wltBten; ooB 8oli-
5iiten in irgeno Elm Saus einoringen
uno bort Seben perboften fonnten,
Der betrunten iei; oaB Sober, Ser
iif) betrunfen in Der 0effentlidfqii
3eige, obne 8eiteres ms @ef1ngnis
~getporfen weroen iole, rno mas Der.
gleifen ihone 0inee mebr poren.
0os @eies lpor brett bon Der Mnti.
Saloon : 2iga obgefoBt uno bon
ibren @nbangern eingebra6t NOR.
Den, elmer ibrer 8ertreter, Der Ste.
bereno" 8inipiooie aus @aibinaton,
elmer Der attoren oes @nttpurfs, lei.
tete aIs 2obbpiit audi Die Mgitation
tiir oniielbe uno @ouperreur Sus.
fell, Del6er Der 2egislotur ie6en
Gag minoeitens cine 9otihoft gu.
ifidt, botte itd betpogen gefiiblt,
In elmer Spe5ioI 8otifloft fir Qn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-20
gerbreitnns Ser gpradeu.

Die 8erbreitung Der Sproden
giebt als 3uitanb genommen ELM
8ilo bon Der 4us6ebnung ODER
&opf5abL als @ntmidIuug oufgefoBt
einen MaBitab fir Die i6affenbe
&raft uno ben tpa1fenben ginfIuB
Der ein5elnen 80lfer nnieres grb-
bales. 0aB Die groBe 8abI nidt
immer nit forti6reitenoer Madt per-
bunoen it, 5eist geraoe oieienige
Spra6e, Die an 4opf5obl ane on-
oeren iiberraet. Ole dineiide nit 400
Weiaionen 9eelen, ODER fir oieien
5aa genauer ausgeoriidt, 3unaen,
mabreno oas Meuerie6iide inn Ser.
febr oes MorgenIanoes bon piel qr6.
Berer 8eoeutung it, oIs Die ecrirae
3abl BON bier Wtuionen griehifd,
reoenber Meniden bermuten IaIfen
ioate. Die aaeemeinen 0erb1ltniije
oieier art uno nartentIid Die 5tel=
lung oes 9euti6en. innerboIb 6es
&reiies Ser @eltipraden bebanoelt
eine faum 80 Seiten umfaffenoe, uber
tpegen ibres eng 5uinmmengeordngten
Stoffes iebr inbaltreihe S6rift bon
Or. Sran5 8interitein, Die BEL Moris
0ieitertueg in Sranffurt am Moin
uno Berlin idon in 5peiter @ufIoee
erifieuen lit. @uf Dos gbinefiide NIT
ieinen 400 Miaionen folgt oas eng.
liide nit 200 Miaionen, BON oenen
Dos eigentlide engliide Sprofgebiet
1875 Wiaionen umfoBt, barunter SO
yfiaionen ridtige 8riten nno 90
Wfillionen oeuti6er Mbfunft, Die
oura Iusnanoerune berIoren ae.
gangen iino. @roBruiiif6 ipreheu
i'm gan5en 100 Minionen; Die ibri.
gen ilabiiden Spra6en rei6en nidt
iiber ibr raltmli6 begren3tes @ebiet
binals. Sinouitanii6 nit 100 WiI.
lionen bleibt ouf Die i9on fIimatiid
gebunoenen Snoer beidrdnft. Oeutidl
iprehen ols Wutteriprade 81 WiIs
Iionen, 6apon I'M 0euti1en &eid So,
in SeIterreib 10, in 1tngarn uno Der
S6mei5 lie 20, in &uBlano uno
Sinnlano 2 uno in Mmerifa 12 Mil-
lionen: Sn groBem abftano foIgt
Irabii9 nit So, 6ran8oiii9 nit AZ
bis 30 Miqionen; felbIt ols @eIt.
Wtooeiprade tritt 6ran8oiiid idon
btnter @nglii9 uno 9eutid 5uriid.
Sponii6 miro BON 45 Wiaionen ae.
iprofen uno BON meiteren flint MsiI.
llonen b%eritanoen. Sapanifd reoen
46, StaIienii9 38, MoIaiiid 25 Min.
als @erfebrsiprade; Gurfiid miro
bon % Wiaionen geiproden, 8ortu-
gieiii6 bon %, @riedil6 bon etpa
4 Millionen. 9as @erf6en beltarft
in nils 0eutiben oie @rfenntnis, oaB
urtiere Sprode i'm 8eItperfebr Itetia
norriidt l6drft aber audi oas @efiibl
tiir Die 9flidt, ibr mad 9raften Die
Wege gu babnen. @ir babeu aroBe
S9uloen Der @ergongenbeit su til.
gen. Bon Der Soroerung ireenb Ell
ter &lnitiprade beripri9t Der Ser.
taiier ii6 feinen grfola.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-20
@axs Rpnfne.

@brabam Bropn BON @interton,
q. g., madte cine merfpiirbige CT.
fabrung; er iagt: uDie 4er5te tpo.
rem gona fonfus tpeeen Der @rt mel.
ner &ronfbeit, elmer ent6edte Sera.
fronfbeit, 5pei NierenIeioen Der
bierte 8lutnergiftung uno Der finite
Wagen. uno 2eberIeioen; Reiner bali
mir. go riet meme Gran mir,
electric 8itters au ttebmeny tpeI9er
mir 81 boiler @eIunsbeit berbiIft.
Cine Sloide bali mir mebr, aIs ollie
bic Ge5epte norber.@ @arantieri
8lntpergiftlne, Sdmd1e un6 oae
Mogen-, 2eber. uno NierenIeioen 8u
beilenL Bel aoolpb 9reib uno N.
@obn & 60. so Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-20

mem &aum, ben Elm Suite nomens
Sreptog eemietet batte. IS 1T nun
~alleroings mobri6einli6, BOB &eriin
gewuBt Bot, mas fir Saden fib in
Dem betreffenoen &oltm befonoen,
aber our6 Sen Srno ielbft miro Dies
nod nidt bepieien. gbenio tit es
lpabri6einli6, BOB bie So3ioloemo-
froten 8uellmler uno Sbit, BET oenen
Der gebeimniBpone Sreptog getpobnt
uno NIT benen er intim berfebrt bo=
ben ioa, bon ieinem terroriitiiden
Sreiben &enntnis batten, aber ourd
Die einfo6e Satia6e, baB iie nit
oieiem Manne in 8eriibrltng gefom-
men iino, lit aud nod fein 3uiam-
menbang 5pii6en ibnen urto ienenl
terroriItii6en Sreiben no9gepieien.
S9limmer l6eitt Die Sade mil
Dem Bel Der INSTRUMENTATION Set
tung vgorpdrts" angeiteaten 8uh.
balter @iiniel 81 iteben. Sbm fam,
oaem Mni4eine na6, ser Infoltf ie-
mes beroa6ttgen 8opiers, oag man
in Dem &erlin'iden &ouie fono,
beitin1mt na6geipiel len peroen, olld
lit iein 8eri6pinoen un8peifelboft
belaiteno fir i'm. Iber ielbit, nenn
man feline 8erbinoung nit Dem
greiben Der Serroriiten ols benieien
onnimmt, 10 lit oamit nod INNER
nidt betpieien, oaB oub Ser ,Gor.
tparts" ielbit, oos Sauptorgan ser
oeuti6en io5ioloemofratil6en 8ortei
nit bieiem 3reiben in 8erbinouna
geitanoen babe. Sir oIIes oies milf
len 8efpeiie beigebro6t meroen unb
ebe Die beporitebenoe l1nteriu9une
tie beigebra6t bat, lit es nngeboriQ
uro ungeredt, bon einem 3ulom.
menbong bes u8orn1rts" nno Der
oeutiden Spsialoemofroten I'M Mage.
meinen nit ben rniiii6en SerroriIten
ooer biel1nebr nit oeren 5donotaten
81 ipre6en, mie es bon gemiiier
Settle, audi III unlerer oeutl6=ameri-
fonii6en 8reiie, geideben lit.
@benio u~ngeborig lit es aber aud,
tpenn io5ial oemofratiide 3eitungen
Die Inflagen bon b~orneberein fir
grunolos, ia, fir erlogen fir einen
S6tDinoel erfldren uno,mit Der al
ten, bel ieoer @eIegenbeit aufae-
tiidten @ei6idte fommen, es ban6Ie
iid bel oieien Srnben n1r INN Elm
Wfonoper BON 8oli5eiipiseIn oos
ben etn8igen 3med babe, Die 8erIiner
So5ioloemofroten ans MeIier 5u lie
fern. I1,6 fir bieie 8ebauptuna
feblt aaer nno ieoer 8etpeis uno Die
So5ial 9emofraten tperben ae3tpnn-
gen iein, in Der beporite6enoen I'm
terfu6ung ebenfaGs 8emeiie bei8u-
brtngen, menn fte tpolen, oaB man
ibnen glauben ion.
gatiaden in bielem Safe iino, 0aB
oos 2ager bon @affen uno 8opieren
I'M Sonie oes So5iaIoemofroten Ser
lin gefunoen it, oaB Die Sa6en Ell
mem r1iiii6en G~erroriiten gebort ia.
ben nno bob Der fliidtige 8udbalter
@uniel bonn 0gortparts" nit Dem
Mnfanf beridieoener oieier 5a6en in
gerblnoung geitanoen BOT. 9ieie
Satia6en tperfen auf einiee MitgIie=
Der Der INSTRUMENTATION 8artei
iomie alf Dos Sauptoreon, oen
agorparts" Den 8eroadt, INN Die
Saden getpuBt 81 baben un6 font
promtttieren oaour6 Die gauge 9ar-
tel. Son oieien Satia6en ift ni6ts
peg5tleugnen, iie laiien ii9 ober
aud ni6t ertpeitern. Ob ser Ser
oadt our @etpiBbeit miro, OF er balt-
log 5~niommenfdlt, oas muB crit oie
unteriu6ung 5eigen.
Die Sa6e tit bon GROCER 9eoer-
tnng nno mar ioute in ibr 10 flar,
ipie moglid, ieben. @ir meroen in
Der naditen Belt tpobl nod biel BON
ibr boren. !,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-20
Wnfer Mint.

8. e.. @ooleper, elm befonnter
aoufmann bon Sc @apsbine, q. o.,
logt: n8enn SIR lie NIT &6nor.
rboioen getrubelt iei6, appIi5iert
gudlen's Irnica SaIbe, 6ieIe furier.
te mid Dor apanaig Sobren.~ sic
BELT ieoe @nnbe, @ron6tuun6e ODER
@eidmur. Is Gents Bel G6oIpb
DreiB un0 81. Gohn & Go.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-20
3idt serabe 70 gut, ts 1T bas Bette.

zine SdadteI Snnt's Cure belt
tnter boiler @orantie unfebIbar, I'M
pteoerrufIid unb obfoIut irgeno cine
Mrt bon Sautfranfbeit. sic lit aud,
beionoers gut, irgeno elm idmer8en.
oes SUDDEN, gang gIei9 tpeIden Na.
mems uno pel9er &rt, prompt 5u
erletdtern uno permanent gu beiIen.
eczema, &tngtpurm, GIedten uno
ole oerartiee Grideinungen tuerben
nod einmalisem @ebroud eeboben,
mtt-etner SdohteI nouit6nSia oebetIs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-11-06
ANTS AND ANT-RICE.

This interesting question in natural
history is answered in the negative
by professor w. NJ. Wheeler, notwith'
standing the fact that Darwin and
Lord Avebury have expressed the op'
posite view.
"Ant.1ice" is a kind Of grass, OF
whose seeds SOME species of ants are
very fond, and as it often grows abun-
dainty near their nests, they have
been credited with purposely chltivat-
ing. it. Professor Wheeler Says that
the grass near the nests is. accidental
ly planted. .....,
The. ants, having stored the rice in
their chambers. are accustomed to
carry cut the grains that have begun
to sprout. To say that they really SOW
this seed, he AYERS, is as absurd as
to say that the cook is planting and
maintaining an orchard when some of
the peach stones she has thrown into
tie yard chance to grow into peach
trees, - ! =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-11-06
s1,anrhas Man Killed Brother.

Lnureas, sSpecial.45A most regret
table fratercide occurred in this
c5d5auinty. Frank aJeliitffy5. died at his
fathers home, near Madden's, as the
result Of two blows on his head, in
Msted by his younger brother, John
c. Jerry, in fight between thS two
Thursdau afternoon im;the backfyord
of their father, Joseph jerry, q well
to do GeiTfmaii fairmeeff:. The fatal .ena
counter was' Witnessed by The aged
mother sh1dIAndrewi jerry, another
,brother.i, According !: to AplgafoM's' ..lg y.
statement he and Frank were ih the
garden .at work when John Jerry rode
Il np in nj the !; yard and asked Frank to
come ont, stating that, he had letter
containing some statements which hee,.
dahn, northumberland. John then,
pFoceeded to EAesl the letter and
RrankSbHsoks haEsth the remark that;
tyh obs&tbaRH Language was lie,
SfabriS "a sba fsAtscted by John him
self anas started at his brother with
a hoe. Andrew caught Frank and
prevented iitiinil from striking Pohn.
tearing himself. away from Andrew,
Frank made at John again, when
John drew his pistol and Struck
Frank two blows on the head. knock
ing him down. John then m3pnted
,his horse and left.
y Recovering from the Stunning
Frank arose and followfq John
SsAing in the direction Of tie CITY,.
s8hilc from home, Frank was found
in a ditch by a passerby shd the
wounded man was placed in afWagon
and carried back to lis fatheis's. He
was in avery weakened condition and
lost Consciousness shortly after night
falb sAAdecspr was summoned and the
.lSak lihgefea unfit morning. The in
sest.yassheld.saad;5,.sau-yerdiet was
rendered in accordance with the
above facts. john Jerry, his slBroth-
fer 'sfsaayef, Is au t9e county JaP, ha
ing been arrested at his hoHe, five
miles below the city, by the deputy
sheriff. When arrested he qaimed
that he did not know that his brother
swas dead.
He stated to a corresponds est that
BE greatly regretted the affai, but
9lessimply had to defend Ilims af and
had no idea that it would result 50.
seriously. He says the letter Sas not
written BY Frank Jerry, but b aScit-
ise,s IF hauTens. The letter Sas re-. re-:
seigea Thgngd az and .pnEp9I Itsa to to
place in John Jerry IS possesslonE some
.derogatory statement made by s. his b
brother. He declined to say what the tn !
;chasaekss eft se BE- Laced lsssed ystatspp!eanrtt5 Z !art
a. 4. ,ssffS s OF age
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-11-06
Inbar1otte,' N. G.. Produce Market.
i Baltimore Produce Market. :.


/. sBaaltiore,- Nov. 4-Flour dull;
changed. Wheat, very. lqpiet; spot
..cotract. 1O3 IA. to. 103 1-2; Southern
by sample. .9S. Corn quiet apd easier;
spot. mixed 81 3-4;. No. 2 white 6f S'4.
Oats easier; No. 2 mixed. 80 TO
SIS 1-2. Rye easy; No. 2Wesst tern do
mestic 81 asked. :, /.
Butter firm, unchanged fancy lml-
tatipn "a. to 25; do, creamery Fy 'So, to
81; do ,laqle % to %; store packed
= Eggs e s. steady, unchanged, : 25 to 2s:
Cheese firm, unchanged large 1856
fats 16 3-S; small 1858. ~.
Sugar unchanged; coarse granulat-
ed $50; fine granulated $5.l o. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-11-06

of the United States in: 1890 was
about s5,Oop,oOO,OQ0 and now ex1
,ceeds $$16,OoO,OOO, ,OOO-or; equal to-
the entire. banking power Of ethe.
world in 1890, which lftlsall placed
at$15,gs5,dOo 900. Today the bank:
ing power: of the entire world [ out
side Of: the United States is only $2l--
s932, 2,OO0,OO0,: and Of this. amount 20
per; cent. or more than $aOOO,0OO,OO
,is:.in cashiers checks or current
3credits.22o That is,, credit currency.
and, yet while the United States has
three-sevenths Of the banking. power
Of the entire world;7-it has not ono
single dollar Of current bank credit;
although the other four-sevenths 'of
the worlds banking poser has. the
;ad9antages,of $4,OOO,O0o,cO0 curreEs
credits or .credit currency: J':,.
7. con the same basis we are en-
titled ,to have, OOl,OOO,OOO Of cur
rent credit or, ,.eredit currency. o..:ll
Elf this principle were broadly
adopted in, this, country as il should
be-. our: bank reserves might, be- in
creased by an average of 9.92 per
cent. to about 20 per cent. and our
banking liabilities remain praetieal1
ly the same. i,
The Cashiers Check: -,
why ne ahg shohfd az Isl Check 5oDf d5r
credits, to order, ard not use a eur
rent credit Of the! Same bank upon
which to draw our checks Is not
tie cashiers check just as good as
our check upon the same bank, in
deed far better-when protected-as
it should be by a guarantee fund de-
posted with the United State $ gov
ernment,. many more times ample to-
insure its redemption in gold coih::. :
"If the banking institutions of the
country could exchange $1,O00,0OG,-.
900 Of cashiers checks for! S1,00o,-'
100000 of reserve money now float.
ing around in the mines, wheat, corn
and cotton fields and this $1;OOO,OOO,r
600 were added to the $l,0OO,0Oe,OW
in the banks on July 1st, 1907, our
banks liabilities would be increaseds
only. about per cent. while our re-
serve, would be increased 100 per
cent; it would be 20 per cent. and
this end alone is sufficient to: justify
the adoption Of the principle OF cur:
rent credits in this country"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-11-06
: Naval Stores.

Savannah, Ga, Oct. 29.-spirinss
tulpentine steady -511-4; sal q $50;
receipts 961; shipments 470.r
Eosln firm, sales 2,72O; receipts s.
$50; shipments 555; stock S9,S42,
Qao.e: A B C $500; L. $685.. i.
81; e $4.e5; IT. $4:15; T SIR; K
i1.sO; M $5.O5; N $5.45: w G $5.So;
" " $5: o5. -i--e ~-'-'7'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-11-06

j lttffdffFWgsp spedat(TJ3T3bis spedatJ3T3bi 'tovn7HHqsI 7HHI
had the pleasure Of entertaining The
fssnss aegtdpg tbssasl 1eqij ii Yas
truly great body Of men, and the
'deEAatsss we're ,iilltd14san4 ,al all
times. Much work for the great
dhhscR fspreseh&d was done 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-11-06
News Notes. ],

=, News Notes.
President Roosevelt makes it plain
that he will demand Of Congress
many millions more for the navy, ar.d i!
vii ,lasS for three new battle$hips.
The first delegates from Central
America, to attend the. peace confer
euce will reach Washington Friday. {
. Tho Governments charge against
the Tobacco Trust will be Gled- ia
Norfolk Friday. -.-t ;!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-11-06
~ place Fer n a. Merr;ck-s :

LII Rsce Fst RI 9. MerEicks q j;
Grcenville, Special.-It Is learned
here ON good authority that R. @.
Merriek sheen appointed chief, Of
this division Of the, federal, constab3r.
ulary to succeed E. A. Aiken, former
ly Of North Carolina, who has re-
Gently ibeen transformed to West Vir-
ginia for duty, The. appointment will.
be effective Nov. /. Merrick is ma
tive Of Walhalla and has been located
here feai -past,aS. months. as deputy
revenue collector. John. P. cScrqggssss
of Charleston, formerly Of Green
vile, is slated for the vacancy made
by the promotion of Merri"k
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-11-06

Columbia, sbaciiaaii.A1 A11Estbc at de-
partment is a very fhgs hispl lpy Of
.pottepy made by. the catsaba Il hdians
and /, broaghs down. by @hef p. A.
Harris from the Indid dn;i 9eser Eatlon
in York county. The IaTe|is charae-
,teristiq Of iIgglIias work ldMI II is Unique
has an exhibit Of hcral4H Iand Ii }Shds Sl 7.
some copies of the coAsa9f-arn ns Of
:Jenkins and ,HuEginF oiHFl!uH, and
off the Hamne1,> ,ilhumiHgted OIL a.
woo4 pamela also the Irhasq / be- ft oatS
in brass. ki s.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-11-08
ASKS FOR AN INJUNCTION
Attorney General Seeks to Restrain
Express Companies.

Lincoln, Nov. 2.-Attorney General
Thompson filed notice with the su-
preme court hat he would next week
ask for a temporary injunction TO re-
strain express companies from violat-
ing the Sibley act of the last legis-
iature, providing for a reduction of
20 per cent in express rates. He will
also max" the allegation for the first
time that the emergency clause of the
act Is valid, and that the law became
effective April ;. There Is now pend
Ing In the supreme court a motion by
the attorney general to strike out the
statement or the express companies
that the act did not take effect until
Aug. ). The express companies on
the former action OF the attorney gen
eral carried the case to the federal
court, but District Judge Munger
there declared he had go jurisdiction
and remanded the case to the state
courts, This brings the matter square
ly before the supreme court OF Ne.
braska when II meets next Wednes-
day.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-11-08
NEWS OF NEBRASKA.
OMAHA BANKERS REJECT PLAN
viii Not Sign Appeal for Immediate
Currency Laws.

Omaha, Nov. 4.-Omaha banks will
continue until further notice the pre-.
CautiOnary measures adopted to retain
cash in the vaults. AS to the propo'
sitiOn of requesting the administration
to urge immediate currency legislation
the bankers will notify the CONNER.
Iial club that ii the club indorseS the
st. Joseph telegram II will be against
the wishes OF the bankers.
Commissioner Guild OF the CONNER,
Cial club received a communication
from the Commercial club of ST. 10,
seph asking permission 10 sign the
name Of the Omaha club to a tele'
gram, which was being sent to the
secretary OF the treasury. signed by
the clubs of ST. Louis, Kansas and st,
Joseph. Commissioners Guild with
held the permission and referred the
matter 10 President Yates OF the
Clearing House association.
The telegram which the Omaha club
is asked to sign Is as follows:
believing that prompt Legislative
measures should be adopted to pre-
vent a repetition of existing financial
conditions. We. the undersigned or
CARNATIONS. respectfully and earnest
ly urge that currency Legislation be
the first matter to be considered at
the December session OF congress"
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-11-08
GOOD SHOWING FOR 2.cENT FARE
Ticket Sales on Nebraska Roads for
Last Month Are Large.

Lincoln, Nov. 4.-Ticket sales on
all Nebraska railroads have been eX-
tremely good during the last month.
In fact the reports filed with the state
railway commission make it extreme
iy embarrassing for the anti.2.cent
iare advocates.
State Expert Powell of the railway
commission has just completed com.
piling the monthly returns Of the
roads and he finds that the state bust
ness increased Q per GER and the in.
terstate business 20 per cent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-11-08
UTEs GLAD TO SEE JOHNSON
indians Greet Him Cordially and
Promise No Trouble.

Omaha, Nov. 2.--Captain Carter y,
Johnson of the Second United States
cavalry. who was sent to Thunder
Butte. the camp OF the runaway Ctcs,
has submitted his report to local
army headquarters. Captain Johnson
reports the situation at the mouth of
Thunder Butte creek as quiet. The
attitude of the Utes is peaceful and
they were glad to see him. Captain
Johnson says he expects to be able to
Giust all the differences of the In.
.,ans amicably. He had a talk with
the Utes in council and they told him
their grievances. They were given 10
understand by the agent at Thunder
Butte that their rations were to be cut
in half. They also understood from
Agent Downs that they must send
their children eighty miles to school
at Gettysburg. and by a vote Of the
council the Utes refused to do so.
They will agree TO SEN their children
To school at the sub.agency at Thun.
der Butte.
Captain Johnson explained to them
their error In refusing to obey the or
ders Of Agent Downs. who had eX.
elusive charge over them. The Ute
council afterwards agreed TO abide
by the same regulations that governed
the Sioux Indians in such matters.
II seems Agent Downs Is not salts
fed with the promises OF the Indians
and urges harsh treatment be admins.
tered to them. In this proposition
Captain Johnson d~isagrces with him,
m he thinks that at the present
status of affairs harsh or severe meas.
ures would not be good policy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-11-08
king WAS MURDERED
Philadelphia Slain and Body Put or
Track at Lincoln.

Lincoln, Nov. Fired King, aged
nineteen years, whose body was found
on the Burlington tracks near the
depot, after 1t had been run over by
a train, was murdered and moi killed
by The train, as at first supposed. so
the police believe. While the inquest
was in progress evidence was pro
duced by an examination OF the body
to show that the young man had been
shot. Coroner Graham ordered an
autopsy. One bullet hole was found
In the neck and a bullet was found
embedded in the mans head. Papers
found in the pockets OF King indi-
Gated he lived In Philadelphia and
that he had left home without permis'
sion, intending to 20 to the coast.