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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-28

mittIsrsn @sHsns, mo BITE Babn9sisu'
i&aftsn ni9t tn benz Mabe ruts TN An'
tbracit . Repisr bie Qoblsnf6roerurg
burd attisnbsHb bsberri&en. BORT
bot f9 bns Spftem eingsbhrgert, oaB
oie tn ben BabnseTeaf&usien mabgs'
benben 2suts R9 peri6nli8 on Sob
Isnbsrepsrfsn betbeiligtsn, let Cd BURG
@rwerbung bon attien iol4er cosr
our9 bic grperbune bon Wutbungsrl.
oeren ausbsutune He f8on befebsnosn
gereuerts 4. 8sisli8aftsn fberlisBsri.
Der ginfub. pslasn oisie Sabnbsaul'
ten auf bis @si3toblsnf6roerung aus
sutibsn bsrmo9ten, mar elm psroerblt'
der, bsnri He fonntsn bsrnibge ibrer
@assnesHsuu lung bisisnissn aoblsnss'
isni&aften, an bsnsn He intsraRrt mo-
rem, bsborsussn unb unabbdngtgs Rob
lenaeieli6aftsn In bsmislbsn Wabe Be-
na9tbsilie.n, inosm He ibnsn feline
Ooer ni6i asnhasno Wassn fslten.
oamit he TIRE Roblsn auf ben Rartt
brineen fonnten.
Die neue gtisnbabn'O ronuag snt'
bolt feline BeHimmuneen binf4tIi6 Der
i~noibiousIsn gstbsiligung bon giisn'
babnbeamten on Roblenberawerten,
ionbern bsrbistet cine oerartige Be-
tbeilisune ben gobnaeisni4afien Eel.
Der. Die gommiiRon empfshlt baber
cine @rpeitsrung Der gifenbabnpsrorb-
nung nod bi.isr &t4tung bin uno BE-
fHruortet, ai4t nur Der Qonpenienl
3wii6sn Bsrqusris 8sieaf8aftsn uni
gifenbabnbsamtsn Elm gnoe gu MAIDEN.
ionbsrr i1ldat cine ipfsmatii3s &sge'
lung Der Dagsnseaslung i:itsns be,
gifenbabnsn Dor, 10 BOB isoss Berg
inert snifprsdsno benz umfanse ietns'
prubuttion bic elei4sn gtanesn b.
ben iol far prrmpts &ransportsele'
esnbsit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-28
IerteI mien SO ii + Il
qeIeqenbett bdben. Gs lit

5erteI ii 80 ii + l.
gelegenbeit baben. Gs 1T
ibnen oaber, tpenn linen ni9t 9eIeeens
belt bierSu i'm 5reien seseben tperoen
fdnr, tGsli9 ettpas lofe Gr6e in Die
8u9t gu perfen, audi fann etpas
Sanb ober Ii9e unter Die grSe ses
mif9t peroen. On ni9t gu talten,
etpas fonnisen Sasen absr Iufie man
Die Sertel nit Der Mutter einige 3eit
binaus. Die getpesuns i'm Jreien be-
f0rbert ibren gppetit. Sic freHen nadz
Der beoeutenb mebr. uIs tpenn ibnen
Der &usIauf feblt.
Wie foil man oie S6afe
t rinfen M SIM Winter fonen Die
S4afe tGslia einmal eetrdnft tperoen.
Gin seiunoes un6 ausgetpa4fenes
@4af IGuft Ii Bis 2 Quart. gei nur
trodenem Suffer faufen Die @9afe jes
bo9 msbr. Sas Saufen iiber Den
Surft 1T aber audi ben S9afen ni9t
oienli9. Warme @etrGnfe efeln Die
Sbiere on unb erf9laffen Die Ser
bauuns. Geines Wafer 1T fir fe bus
bette 9etrGnf, namentli6 fpenn ettpas
Sals bo5pii4en tit, bas tie iebr lieben.
8raunperoen oes met
mes. 9ur9 Elm re9tSeitiges Iafriibs
rem Ser Sefe miro au6 Dem 8ruunz
tperoen oes Weines porgebeugt uno cine
erbebli9e Sdureabnabme bes Weines
betpirtt. tpas defenders BEL lauren
Sabrsdnsen pOrtbeilbaft 1T. Sas
8raunperoen Der Weine 1T por alien
Damn su befiirdten, tpenn bie Sruuben
fart sefallt paren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-28
Ter siebesroman eimes Grafea

bot burd Sen So6 6es Sauptafteurs
elm por5eitiges @noe gefunoen. 8iG
nod erinnerli6 iein miro, erregte oiG
@ntfir6ritng Ses 79-iGbrigen @rofer
6ran5 3eot1pit ourd feline 30 Sabrt
aIte. friibere 8irtbi6afterin Mtorio
8irgan aus gao Glitter i'm SltIi b. s
Aufieben. 9as Eaar nabm in Can,
genlois @ufentbolt, no Der 9raf ieint
8irtbl6aiterin beiratben polte. Oil
in @ger in 9obmen nnidiiiee 6amili(
oes @rafen iteute ieOod oieier Ser
binoung characterization in SEN @c,
uno errei6te audi, Dab 8raf 6raa'
3eOttpis pom 9mogeridt in Slauer
/. g. entmiinoigt wiiroe. Seine fort
aeiebten briefliden Bitten, Die Sel
oIte Serr sspeds @in1pinigung in 81,
Setratb an feline 6amilie ri6tetc
blieben erfolglos. 8or Sturgeon, al
Der oIte @raf ourd cine idtperv
Qronfbeit an bos 9ett gefeiielt mar
riftete err elm Selegramm nod gger
in Dem er als Ster6enoer bot, oi
Erauung iest noa5ieben 5u Iaiicll
SnfoIge oieier Nndriht elite Sc
Sobn oes @rnfen ielbit nab 9angen
lois. gr trof aber Sen Safer nh
nod als 0ei6e an. Die 8eiiebun,
miro einem lestminigen @unife De:
geritorbenen gemdB nif Dem 6rieS
bofe in gao Glitter erfolgen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-28
Iranfreid treibt benz geieuIdaft,

6ranrretw tretpt oem BeleulmaTT>
li4sn Rutn unaufbaltIarn sntQsasn.
Die 9eputirtsnfammer bat bic 9eieb
portage angsnomrler, BITE Der ghe i.oe
Httli&e 8runbla9e sni3isben unb bic
ebs 3u sinem Ute blober Wiathrli8.
isit MAIDEN IoQ. @enn bic 0orlaas
9sfsb wtro, mas 3wetfsars Der Gaa
f.in ohrfts, tpirb Srantrsi3 bas Bara.
oies FIR ghemHoe msrben. Damn
brau9t Der sine &beiI BET @sri9t rur
bic abR&t func au eeben. R& i&eiben
Az IaHen, bret Sabre au tuartsr uno
oie 6&eibunq trttt obne @eiteres In
Rraft. grtinoe brau&en Mot anae'
aeben su iuerbsn. zines ri&terlinen
Spru3es bsoarf es Mot; Iei&tsr tann's
alfo ni9t asma2t werben. Dab eth
iolGes Gsisb In sinem 2anbe NIT 10
m~aneslbaftsn fttli6en Anf6auungen
iber fura ober lang 3ur bolfdnbiaeu
auHbIunq Der 6amilienbanoe fibrer
mub. lieat auf Der banb, uno ttn met.
terer srbtbIi6er Rtidgang In Der Bep6l'
ierunes3unabms iuirb bic nd&fe 8slas
fstn : bh nd&fe. absr ni&t ot'
| i9limmfe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-28
psr aoalaft bts Sdab.

SIN 9ariFer r@aulois" eibt Mme.
Wartine 3emniat bon Dem paluft bes
peritor6enen S9a9 bon Periien. Wtus
aafferzgObin, folgenOe S9iloerung:
Sir Sen &strag Dor ungefGhr so
Srdncs $50 tann ii9 je6er Seiu6er
Se6erans Den Sutritt gum paIaft oes
S9ubztn@@ 9ab, Der i'm iogendnnten
uNrt" s@isr!el Der p:rTii9en 9dupttact
selegen lit, erfaufen. Bon einem paz
Taft fam bier eigentli9 ni9t Die &eoe
Iein, 6enn Die 9eiioen3 Oes S9ab bes
itebt aus einem ganaen &ompler BON
0alGften, YapiQons uno @Grten.
en- ben SGlen Der faiierli6en pu=
lGite berrf9te Elm ipnOerbures Semitic
BON Firtli9em, edit prientaliIdem
Gurus uno geraOe5u unsluubli9er,
alei9fals edit orientaliI6er primitiris
tat, 3uglei9 cine Dirt srotest fpirfenos
Meldnqe BON Orient unb ScciOent.
sSm groBen S6roniaale fielen Dem 8es
fu6er Die pielen @itrinen auf, in. Oenen
Der S9ab Die 9eI9enfe a%ufbetpabrte,
| ole iGm i'm 2aufe Der Sabre bon Den
europGiI6en Monar9en Oareebra9t
puroen. 3uifi6es Yoraelan bon unz
i6Gbbdrem Wertbe mar bier gu ieben,
Ferner a~llerlei Wunoerperfe europGi>
i9er Sn0ultrie ne6en gang getpObnli9er
Manufufturfpddre. Dem aufmertid>
men 8epba9ter entging 3. 3. ni9i
cine = 3abnbiirite, Die al gang Der
porrugenber STEELE pla5trt mar.
Sm 5ono Oieies Gaules befin6et iif
Der fogendnnte Pfuuentbrpn (tafbt
tarus), 0eiIen 8essi9nung 0dpon Der
riibrt, baB Die 2ebne oes Sbrones Dor
sipei Nlabuiterpfauen f%lantirt 1T. DID
manten bon fabelbaftem Wertbe 5ierer
bieien Sbrpn, beiien Politer nit tota
barren Yerlen gei6miidt lit. lleber b.n
Sbronfudle bsfinbet fi9 Die fogsnannt'
rgrpBe 9aIerie" ooer oas Muieum De;
S9abs. Sier perben ale @egenitdnb'
a%ufbepubrt, Die Muaafferz@oO au'
feinen Gurppdreiien eingefuuft bate
Die &ollettipn Seigte, Dab Der S6al
befpnoere 9orliebe fir Stublipaarel
uno-fleine neutrality-suspicious. bate
gu9 cine rei6e Sdmmlung bon 8rief
papier peri9ieoeniter Nualitdt feblt
ni9t. @tnige SelgemdlOe bon fe6
mGBiger 0ualitGt bilbeten bic &unit
abtbeilung Oes MuIeums. Die Priput
gemG9er Mhi5dfferegOOins iparel
bur9pegs na9 europdii9er Dirt mob
lint. Die eleftrii9en 2ampen in biele
@smG9ern fpurben ni3t beniibt, ou e
i'm Balait Oes S6ab Iotpie iiberbaup
in gang Beriien feline @lettri5itGtsnert
gibt. @rpG6nenspertb lit nod De
umitano, baB i'm palait elm eigene
8euerseidoB eingeri9tet lit, in Der
Ser S9ab BEL = @epittern 3ufluf
fu6te; Mu5affer=@boin bate ndmlic
grobe IngIt Dor Dem Bonner I'm
flii6tete BEL oen erften Mnsei6en cine
nabenOen @epitters in iein unterirbi
i6es @pdrtement, no Die S6allpele
bes Sonners fein DIR ni9t errei9e
fpnnter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-28
Aufatt pur@ ~Fsberbafte MnTren.

Anfatt bur& F~sberbafte AnTren.
sunssr ben bsrria.nosn usbslhdnoen
Tn unisrsm Gra8tperfsbrsweisn gu
fsusrn, bsi1lisbt bic Rsu DOrf Gem
troll. Babn - unb ibr tusroen anosre
Bnbnipfsme folgsn =, bic gerbsRe'
rungs' unb Ausbauarbetien ein3u.
f9rdntsn. unb omar, neil .Jinan3'
erbbsn" tsftirdtsn, bob osrartige Rte
fen i. 1ntsrnshmunssu bic berri&enbs
Seloinappbsit nod fsissrn tusroen.
Gin b6lig unbaltbarsr &rusi&lub.
Osrartiss arbsitsn bringsn 8elo In
umLauf, uno tpenn es aud Elm uentq
i&nsler 3irtulirsn mub. 10 tuirft a
bsstaIb ni3t um Gin Saar tnapper.
als ss III, tusnr oiss tberbuupt auber.
baIb Der SPECULATION Der Sod if.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-28
GummuriCd1.

9eIegeno b,ei 1T 8 ot4te
e B m il It .(na4 mebr7
tdsiser 4bpeienbeit, CUR 9ousbdlte@
rim: ~Nun, meine liebe 6rau Bitter
ling, mas 1T nun beripeil @4onss elm
segansen?" Trau 8ttter
ling: .gla, n @uftrag auf q I'd
feaieo, an SpaIt, an 9ebidt. Damn paar
MabnbrisP un6 on Steusraettel, IN D
neue Sale hinf WGufs mno a Nab
uno leioer aud Der Ranari uno BIZ
Gnmelie."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-28
prrrpatrtr

en- elmer Debate am Stummtiia
miro Ser S~ausbeiibe- &noa Don feis
mem 8ifabis, Dem Spmndilauehrer
Wiiler, rYoGauie" genar1t. @r itedt
Die Semertung elm, o4ne einr Wfiene gu
persiebeu. Nber am nddit:n @beno
Tagt er gum 2ebrer: rSie! Mit S9nsn
bab' i'd nod abaurednen. Sic baben
mid geftern beieioist = iG hab' i'm
Qeritor na4aeiehen!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-28

soiiIden Turloments nod in neitcr
Terne su liegen, unS 10 Ionee lit
0eufi6fonb nod Ourdfiibrune iei-
ner Weubemaffnrng tuieoer Inn cine
Gferoe!Gn1e poralis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-28
Die iosiaithti@en WerImne.

0e HeWultIbsu Iufiu1sPtiveh Os'
IHfe baben ni6t alein In Geutf4lano,
Ionbtrn aud In allen 2dnoerr Der
alten unb Der nsusr WsIt gang aubsr.
eeDbbnIi4ss aufIebsn errsst.
Sic tratsn fbsral berpOr, namentli9
In sa&isn. mo bic ginbuBs beoeut.ro
tn, uuo In BrssIau, mo bic Sosialifsn
ednsli& aus benz Sslos eei4laeen Rno.
Ha9 ben sssenwartissn S1dbungsn
baosn BITE eosialiR.n fs63.bn Sibs i'm
srpsn WabIgau9 perIorsr uno he tusr'
ben sueifenos bel ben eti9mablsn mel.
t.rs Sibs sinbibsn, 10 bob ib,s gs'
fammihdrte i'm neuen Rsi6stag nur
innpp ffnf;ta Stimmsn bstragsn mag.
Qntisr @il6sIm smpfng bic @abl.
bsri9ts I'm Qsl. s9lOb bonn @olH'
f&en Bureau. 9ns srfe Bulletin er.
bisIt CT tur3 Dor nsurl u6r. gs mar
aus altona bnti,t unb Iauiete
,Srobms. So3ialosmOtrat, nit GROCER
Rebrtsit sstpdblt." 9is ndmlt&e De.
pei9e truroe tibsran In Berlin ange.
i&Iassn unb anfdnsli9 babtn aufse'
fabt, bnB bic So3iaIoemotratsn @e'
mime esma3t bdttsn. aber Der bin'
tsnbs gots tam balo mad. Sc tusits,
Der abeno norrtdte, beffo stlatante,
trat oi. Risosrlage Der Rotbsn berpcr.
aus benz 6eiommtsresbniB m6asr
eini9e Der S~auptpsrlufe Der 6o3ialifsr
berauseseriHsn rerben. Jn 2sipsie
unb gBlingsn fno bic SoaialiRen Der
Rationalibsralsn untsrie9en, tn a6'
niqsbsrg uno SrssIau.W sf ben 5rst
Fnnieen, In Brsslau.Of ben Ronfer
baiibsr, Sn' man3sn Stdotsr ssig
F& elm sans beoeutenbsr Rtidsang bel
io3iulihii6sn 8otums i'm gsrglsi8 3n'
Rsi9staesuabI BON SUM- 1908. DO
mails srtudblte 2sipsis In Der Sti4
untl ben So3ialoemofraten Wotteler
iinb isst if elm Nationallibsrulsr mi
GROCER Rsbrbsit sswdblt mOrbeu. De
Soaialif 6aais, usl1sr Q6nigsbsrl
I'm Sabre 1908 NIT sintauieno Stim
men Wsbrhsit srobsrt bate. if isbt mi
FattIi&sr Rsbrbeit gef&lagsn. De
Ronierbniibs Shrf babfslbt Bat Il
Brsslau.S f NIT 5,587 Stimmen O.
Feet. ndbrsno frHbsr bis Gostaliis
cine Nsbrbsit bon $500 Stimmsr el
3ielt ha.tsn. Der Rsbifonif gsrnhsi
if In Brsslau.D sf nit 1900 Sttm
gsi&ta9sn. ndbrsrb sr I'm Sabre 100
qIsia I'm srfsn WabI9ang stne Nsbi
belt bon 9 .583 siimmsn sr,islt batts
Sm srfisn gerliner Wablbs3irt sr
bbhtsr bis 6rsifnni9en ibr gotum III
1900 Stimmeu, wdbrenb BITE So3ic
IiFsn bort cine ginbuBe bon 275 sttm
men srlittrn. 5n Der Stidwa6l
Der SrsiHnntss Qasmpf isinss grfOlgs
nbioIut F&sr. Su ben tibrieen fur
Sifritt.n gerIins baben bic So3it
Iifsn frsiIid nit grOben Webrbsiis
esRset. sic 9eb6rsn au ibrem F4srs
BeHbhano.
Sn Brsm.n. no bic Soaialifsn 81
SsrFatIia auf .grfolg rs3nstsn, ton
men he nit ben 5reiRnnisen in b
eti3pabl. bss9lei&sn In 5rantfu'
O. Dr.. Sn Sorimunb fommt Der Il
,iaIiRii6e 2nnbioat NIT BEN Nationa
IibsraIsn tn bic StiGuabI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-28
Gin ~iomberbares anfinneis bat bel

Sin i~onberbares AniinneE bat Der
RonersB Der Rfttsr gsffslt. Ut nth
Elm sigsnss Department fir Rinosr'
srsiebunq babsn. a~lsroings n6tbiQ
aenua tudre ss. absr uenn ote Nit'
alisber ess 2onersHss Der Wtittsr Id
ielbH msbr BET Der gr5tsbung ihrer Rim
Der ntsli9 MAIDEN uno fa penise'
UNI als m6sIiaen Angslsssnbetter
Sorse MAIDEN molten. bic aubsrbalt
hires Sshimmunastrsiiss lisssn. wtr'
ben He ioI4ss anRnnsn ni&t 81 Rslsr
brauhen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-28

Sn Yoris itarb i'm IIte r
ron 60 Snbren emile 6ortin, Der oils
&ommitnaro I'M Wai 1871 i'm Iuf>
trog ser namaligen Tnriier Iittori'
tGten oie @refution Der 8eiieln im@c-
fGngniB Goqiiette Ieitete unb ben bon
Der Salpe perlfont geblie6enen Sari-
Ter gr5bii6of Carbon bur6 einen
Sf1ip nip0rrftrpfte
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-28

Ser ltnteridieb swiihen eineni
WongoIsn uno einsm Sopaner if Der
ndmli&e. pis suiidsn stnem Geutf&en
uno sinsm Suidman bisrsulanoe =
uer R& sins @unR srbitist. asbrau4i
INNER ben bbfidersn Husorud.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-28

9iebaperifhe &egierung
bot oneeorbnet, SaB bel Briifunaen
in 6ortbiloingsidulen fmnftig @eilt.
Iide suae5ogen tper6en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-28

Sie 6ebsimbaltuns Der geri&te
Susttsnbam's on feline Resieruna
tuirb iaum barauf ,urid3ufhbrsn i.in,
BOB er f6 aI3u i&msi&elbaft Hber ois
om.rifouiihen 0etterr Gubert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-28

Sie Sbsoris BEE YrdFosnten, bah
cine EXPERIMENTATION au& benz Jn.
lanoe 3uguts tommsa mibte. ssbt tuis'
Der bon benz aus. mas bie 8rufs tbun
i6nntsn, ipsni He MOLTEN.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-08-03
Our Great Staple

The Chicago ecord-HeTald mr.
der tbs head OF Our Great Soutt
ern Staple" thus discusses
THE Southern states have been de-
veloping new industries and have
made notable progress OF late years
in manufacturing. With all Re
changes, however. they have still 70
be thankful for cotton During the
last fiscal year. when our exports
amo lnted i'll value to- S., $50. 81 OF :,
the exports OF cotton alone came to
S4SI .Ioo.oII. This is n1re than two
and oele-half times the value of
br< adstuffs or of meat and dairy pro-
ducts. and is greater than the total
value of these exports plus the ex-
ports of cattle, hoggs and sheep and
mineral ole.
There was an advance over the
valve of the cotton exports fors the
previous year OF nearly $8I 900, 900
the figure for shat year being $40,
Az Ola. This marked an increase
from S37e,743,454 in 1905 and from
$500, 5o5,s83 in 1904 In two of tie
four years the value of the cotton
exports alone was greater than that
OF the 2other exports mentioned, AMI
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-08-03
BRYAN Tauks
I. 0. R. NJ. Resolutions


TO Cotton Pickers' Lodge, No. I47,
B. T. Q. E, Greenville. Miss.
The great council of the Improved
Order of Red Men. through us a a
committee. desires to extend . 70 !
orr thanks for the many acts o cou-
tesy shown TO rs during orr couacil
in your city We shall always re-
member your Queen City OF the
Delta" with more pleasant memories
because of the hand of genuine good
fellowship extended to our order
AS wine grows mellow with age, SO
may the relations existing between
Elks and Red Men continue to grow
during the years to come.
Frank Robertson, Chairman.
G. NJ. Houston,
]. p Hendricks.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-08-03
THE DEER CREEK PILOT
Registers a kick about the letting Of
Levee Contracts

do the people know that the Mis-
sissippi ievee board not long sine lei
a 10000 contract privately withort
advertising for bi5s? Yet some ar
ties objeot to our letting the peorle
3alow brow their money is going
Deer Creek Pilot
Yes. we presume the people do
know this lact or if they do not It
Is becaase they lack enough interest
IN their own affairs TO read the 2ab-
IShed proceedings Of the board
There was nothing dark or hidden
about it. but it was just as open ana
above board as public discussion and
printers ink could make It.
The circumstances were these: Mr..
T. S. Shields, sab-contractcr Of
LoWranee Bros. & Co, was in De
cembcr last finishing some work upon
which he had been engaged about
Eve miles above .Geeenvilie when.
by reason of active caving Of the riy-
er bank. it appeared that a new levee
4ould have to be built there befoee
l1e high water Of 1908 Mr.. Shields
claimed that By reason Of his being
there o9 the ground. not having to
n1car The expense OF moving, he could
and woald do the work caeapcr than
any ctiier contractor and At a 81
:5e s the hcssd held on Decemoei
T3th, 1000, he offered to take the
contract about 100000 cubic ysds)
al 81 St-Ioo cents per cubic yard.
The engineers Of the board were
consulted and gave as thsir opinion
that this price was low etc cen
sidering the character Of the work
but the board declined to ie. NJ
Shields have the contract for The
reason that they were unwilling to
let so large contrac; privately IN
less the advantage to the tax payers
was SO great as nlanifestly to JUST
~ it. Mr.. Shields then offered to
take the contract at 2o7s cents per
cubic yard and the board accepted his
offer. and made the contract
This levee is about 10 feet net fill,
built with banquette and about one
third of it is through heavy timber
There is no doubt in the minds Of
those competent to judge OF the value
of levee work, that the board saved
several thousand dollars to the tax
payers of the district by their action
in this matter, and we believe their
action would be endorsed by DR.. Ba-
nard, DR.. Atterbury or Capt. Harris,
the editor of the Pilot. to the con-
trary
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-08-03
JUDGES ORDER OUTRAGEOUS
Gov. Swanson, of Va, Expresses
Himself Strongly Against the Ru1-
ing of Pritchard

Richmond, Va, July 70. = The
Times Dispatch, in an interview with
Gov. Swanson, of Virginia, gives his
possible position regarding the rail-
road situation in this state. The gov
ernor says the case in Virginia DIFF
ferent from that in North Carolina.
as the law establishing rates in this
state has not yet been perfected, and
that paramount authority for fixing
rates is vested in the corporation com
mission, which Judge Pritchard re-
Gently enjoined from publishing its
order for a uniform two-cent rate.
The governor says that under Judge
Pritchard's injunction the committee
was prevented from perfecting the
third act necessary to fixing the rate,
publication thereof, and thus there is
no two-cent law in Virginia today.
Under the constitution, said Gov.
SWANSON, in order for the commits
sion to fix rate it must take three
necessary steps, viz: Give notice to
the transportation companies to ap-
pear; second, give hearing an enter
an order; third, publish the order
four weeks before it can take effect.
"The order of Judge Pritchard in
the Virginia case IS outrageous" says
Gov Swanson. "He says the fixing
of rate by the corporation commits
sion is a legal act, and yet he re
strains the executive body in Virginia
from doing what IS absolutely neces-
sary in the completion Of the act Of
the legislature under the constitution.
The corporation commission is para
mount to the general assembly Of
Virginia in fixing rates. II Judg-
Pritchard can enjoin the corporation
commission from performing its
duties in fixing rate and completing
it he can enjoin the legislature. lie
can enjoin congress from passing
laws until he has examined and ascer-
tanned whether they are, in his judg-
ment, just and constitutional.
"Tf this rule or order Of his IS per
mitted and sustained It means the de-
structiOn Of legislative bodies, and
means that they shall become sub
ject to the courts. 1t means the de-
struction Of the very foundations Of
free Institutions.
81 have favored and continued to
favor ignoring this order Of Judge
Pritchard prohibiting the corporation |
from publishing their order as re-
CURED by the constitution.
"To acquiesce in a federal Judge I
arresting the legislative body Of a /
state in their processes Of enacting
legislation is destructive Of state SOW
ereignty and all free institutions. This I
order of Judge Pritchard makes the I
Virginia case broader and far more
important than any question Of pas
senger rates
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in the othe2 two wears it was nearly
IequaI 70 tZe value of those exports.

in the othe2rwo years it was nearly
equal to n value Of those exports.
Wnhe/ this exporting is going on
there large home consumption IT
coftoI the number of bales produced
IN 5o4-5 being I3,557,ooo, the num-
bT exported 8,o337o3. But whatever
Ne home consumption may be, the
world depends upon our Southern
states as It's chief source of supply.
4 failure of the American crop
would paralyze the cotton manufac-
turing industry The British coz
sumption alone in one year IS great
er than the output Of all countries
except the United States, and many
foreign towns owes its prosperity to
our Southern cotton fields
This great cotton product is not
only the South's but the Republics
greatest commercial asset.
Foreign people who buy our brad
and mea and our petroleum are not
absolutely obliged to buy them, be-
cause they can be gotten elsewhere.
Ours are cheaper and at tht same
time bitter, but those products can be
found in other countries, and IN many
cases nearer home, but they must
have our cotton, because it cannot he
procured elsewhere in the world.
This. however, is no reason why
our producers should undertake TO
make the world Of consumers realize
that American cotton can be treated
as a monopoly and held at exhorb'
tant prices Whenever cotton shall
be put out Of reach Of the masses It
will go out Of consumption.
Those persons who can wear linen
and silk do SO no matter what may
be the price Of cotton. but the amount
Of 1t Consumed by such people is Or
1v a trife The great mass OF the
cotton IS worn by the great masses
of the worlds population. and those
masses must be able 10 buy It with
such part Of their earnings as may
be available for the purpose.
Raise the price OF shirts out Of
reach of the masses and thew viii
give up cotton and wear paper, which
ingenious manufacturers will make
for them If our cotton crop were
held at the exhorbitant prices thar
are sometimes proposed, and there
should be no relief from the extortion
the cotton monopolists wuld come
to the fact that when the masses are
ruled out Of the market there will be
no market
What we should continue to do is
to make cotton for the ggreat mass
IS of mankind and sell II at such fig
ures as will pay our planters a fair
profit and still be IN reach Of those
for whom cotton is grown Then we
OF the South will cntinue to- control
the elton supply for a century to
come. But all the time we must re
member that We are working for the
people. not for sthe wealthy few
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