davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10
ct lIhelb OF aanife eienbommeIia

ct ltbelb Of sanife eienbommeIig
grt inbtrai forIeoen Gitermiooag
paa 8aarben Sanoaas / Sfieberg,
ffriper "8lommen" / Sarpsbore.
On Some iab oppe | ct WoreItrG %
bsiteoe 9pr, ba ell Sfptter, iom
bapbe taget benbe for en- Sfiere CD,
ienote beuoe en- SaeeaaOniug / Ipg.
gen. &oneu bIeu ltpgt ifamferet,
men ItaI Dog uGre uSeuior 5are.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10
"0ppeiaateu"s GfteripiL. Oct for

Ipber, OF Suititsmiuiiteren bar neg.
tet at fornpe Sireftsr ClienS SepiI.
ling til at briue Stograitbeater.
"RationaIti6." ouIIaar Den oItfor
oriftiqe 9speiagt.G utreprensrs Sat
berpco i'll 10000 ar. oarlig. SfsLgC
"9annebroa" er Der ubsaoet ct Cir
fuIGre til ale 9anbetS Bolitimeitre
bnori Srempisuiuaer al De optagnt
2speiagt.9iaeoer iorbpbes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10
selemarfsfisr for 100000 SIR,

Gefreteren / Seoemurfens ar1ts
Observation-Disclosures, @%aorobru'
ger Srant5 Slebr, bar iioen 1891
fisbt SelemarfSfisr I'll ao9sapISfor.
eninaer paa Sehemarten ior ober
100000 8roner. Sr. 8lebr Fisher
/ Regelen bpert gar aisr al 8ele-
morfSrace for omfring $4,000 &r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10
Sra uoree.

Wp SfDleoirettpr. 9rrerifclebe-
iiprer @. u. gfteitsI. er | Statsroao
fonitihieret Tom S~foleoireftsr / So,
mar Stiff.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10

Setleiasen. Sra Bergen mebbe'
les oen 22oe aueuit: 0lifal Settle
fommer iaften til 9riItianiu for al
tiIbrin9e Ieiten al lit 2ip / afers'
bus 9auosfGngiel. San tog peo af'
reiien Der en- bepGeet afifeb. Ger
Tia bar afifeoen meb Ssunen Ole,
Der er ieuot til SronbbiemS' S9ng'
ieG, q%ribeuoe. De 9omf9lbte bGp'
ser iremoeles beltemt lin uifplotg'
beo, % peo afifeoen %iornlaneoe 0tt'
fal lin Ssn til at opfere fig or6ent'
Zig / S9neilet FAINT babe SUB Sinh
% Sonfe, "iaa pilbe NOT Sanobeoen
for eIer ienere fcmrte for 9agen".
Gnfen eftr Senrif Settle bar MI an'
Iagt acknowledgement MOB 9i'
fal Settle. Saopel 9aaroen iom ap'
ling og 9~eiRtutng er beilaglagt, ian
bet blioer ~panifeliet for Suitru og
Barn at Hare fig. Sertil fommer
9pabeopinionen, Tom life leuner De
eienp9renhe meget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10
IN Grnnrn al Sinm | Sol

N NUII9tH NJ SIUH 7 SUNIHIel
beiGgte Sriiienborg / Splanb, for.
Grebe 2ensgrepitbe 8riis bam en-
Sit ira 6riiienbora anbeISmeieri.
Siteu bIeo taget meb iom Gropiont
ombor6 paa "albiou" mber Reiien
/ 9orqe. Often foIbt | ben @rab /
&ongenS Smoa, of ban MI iisI9e
"Gouuebro9" bar beororet Jig ct Gin.
tol Sitc al iamme Merfe ienbt til
WQnafof.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10
De- arftiife Grpeoifipuer

~t uftftTIt VGYtVtftuHtf' DytT1S's
al Wonaco er omboro pda fin gaht
anfommen til 3romSs fra Spttsber.
gen. Spriten forIoO "ap9bforo"
for en- baIp Snes Gage iiben, og oa
bar aft bel; ~apeofiorb" gift til
9rinS GarIs Sorlanb meo 8ialnlar
Sobanien, icm Der itulbe itsoe til
grltces Expedition; Spriten troeoe,
of Bruce og Sobanien pilbe operpin'
ire. Ritmeiter Siaahiens Grpeoi.
ton retlrnerer til SrontSs ON co. 3
ltqer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10
8aue fra amerifanrre. 8oa isrit'

8ape fra Imerifmere. Roa fsrit'
fommen6e Senoag bill CONS Renig'
beb bIipe operraft ell betpoelig 8ope,
inoiamIet / gmerifa. Oct er Here
Suien Sroner, iom ~o9ientIig uboan-
Sreoe 9ompprer bar iamlet iammen.
0apen, iom er beitemt til Snofisb
of Srgel, ptl bli onerraft peb Bait.
g. g. Sborfpeer, meooeler "aften'
Soiten" 22oe Aug.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10
Gicubomsiala. grooifopanarf

Gicnbomsialg. - graoifopgaarf
peo graoifop Citation er al @rer
9tbIcfeIbt.9 ourpigen ioIet til ibu,
Soteleier g. g. &iGr, mingonbro,
for $4,000 ar., mebbeleS fra Sor'
ieus. geiGtniue, apl og afgrsoe
mebfsIger.
9~inbegaorS reb @nmorup er
Of Otto 9oa iolgt til Ssrgeu Sep
fen al 8isbenbdou 90 SsrGen'cn,
@ambrltpgooro, for $4,000 ar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10
Sra Ssbapct. Sra 9arbe meloes

Sra Ssbapct. Sra 8arbs meloes
ben 22oe a,Igult: Srittaos Songit'
iartsi inofom mat ira Ssbapet meh
en- Songit al 1900 Sel og 3 @ierne.
Sfipperen mebbeler, at S8forbol'
bene / oet iibite bar peret tneget
ueinitiee for Sangit. Slere Sartsier
ifal bore fate / Sier, oeribIanOt ell
aisbmono golitub beriteos tilbsren'
De Sfu6e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10

MisFpnGrerne Sfrefsruo og BOO.
hing | Santoltitan er polst til lips.
bdrige Meolemmer af bet brittle 8i-
beIIelifob | 2onoon paa @runb al
beres Sortieneiter af at faa gibelcl
operiat til Santoli.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10

SlSinnb. Sor uogle Gage iiben
fanbt man peb ggergraOning poa
Gaarben 9ulsruo | Q. Soten 70
Sernpile, liseenbe iomlet | en- 8unot
meaem TO fore Stere, 10. 2 aIen
rnber Sorben. 8ilene ifriuer Jig an
taaelig fra ben prgre Sernaloer,
meboeler "8Glseren".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10
SfeSsmp Serreb belt.

Serreb err MI belt I ire Serreber,
Sfebsmo, 2srenifogen og SiIleitrem.
9ette er en- Sag, Tom bar neret paa
Gale I De iioite 20 aar. 2iaeItrsm,
Der iom befienbt er bpnl9siie bebpg-
get, bar lerge snifet en- lloifiaelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10
Sfirrpeieber | Suiteseio.

~ilui PNINbtA y CtptttptIp" Wv
Sfien meboeleS BEN 21be Gliguit
Ger err for Sioen abifiais StiGrpc'
feber / abiteseio. gn WPngoe
Sfierpere er paa Sarteu. Nange
qnmIe SfiGrp fra 1SS0sGoreue to-
9es op. SfiGrpuingen bripes met
i Salane, Worgebal og Speit'
@rpno. Oct er melt aobber, ION
finbes. Sern er fttnbet peo Sfarp'
rlto | apiteseib. Man er Der begpnot
poa at bripe ltbt. 8orefomiten ier
eanife bra no. GnoeI Snoebapere al
SobberifiGrp unberbanbler on Salg,
Sm arbeibet fan fore til ct gobt Re'
iultot, or BET enoru for tioItgt at no
tale noaet beitemt ON.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10

statsminiiter Sbien, $enrif Sb-
iens son cg @isrnions Spigerisn,
er reiit til Tom, bpor ban agter at
Goi9tte Tia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10
Siitpriff Eprenina. Sfele

Siitoriif Screening. Sfslge "grg.
@nn..S." er man eaaet iaang meb
Of itifte "Rorbfiorbs biitoriife Scr'
ening", iom far til Sormaal at iege
Geparet gamle @ienitanoe og Sing
of fnlturbiitoriif art, iamt isge
~iremoraqet sanlle Segner, Seoer %
Sfiffe, iom pebfommer Norofioros
8eiolfninq.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10

giJrniticrnc Sjsrnion, iom er peo
ti6mRrfet SeIbreo, arbeiber pao ct
npt bramatiif @erf, iom bog neppe
bIiper f9rbig | Ssit. S 9sbet at
Sftober Iaaneo refer 9ieteren til
@om bpor ban bill tage Spbolb I
Wtufpr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10
10000 WlaaI nSbrfct, men oprf

OUTUUV 1UIUul HUUiftff HVN5 "ILt
far Soro finbeS Der / Nes Serreo,
Gsomerife, ubtaler ben al SerreosItp'
ret neoiatte 8omite / a~nleoning al
Spsrqsmoolet ON erbperuelie af
fiaig Soro for nbemioleoe. Sees er
neIt afer @ferSbus Ifrts tsrite 81.
itrift, bpab WatrtfulIfplo angaar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10
Suban Slsttnm, iom nit | ct 8al

Suban Slsttnm, iom MT | ct Bar
ltaer bar bolet fig / Ro | lit Siem !
ginasoas, er igien ube paa Reiie,
mel6es til "9opre", ben 2tbe au.
QUIT. Wanoog Worgeu reiite ban !
SsIae meo en- norif amerifaner til
StisrbaIen, bpor ban ital aisre en-.
Del Spooeelier. Otter telegrofif
anmoonire fra England ifal ban
imorgen Gorsbag) msoe Ell en-
aeIifmanb / Srcnbbiem. San font
mer bio for al tore me6 BAN. Sra
Speriae if ban iorIeoen DAG Gore.
ipergiel, on ban fuuoe aIoe SplpS'
ming ON, bpor Der Dor blepet al en-
Gut, Tom bar foriouubet. S grepei
bar inoIogt ) SIR. Tom ban ifuIoe be.
unite til teIesraiiif Spar. Slsttlm
bar MI ieuot tit Spar. 9et sanr no
paa, of @utten er iaIbt iaslRnos 10
/ Ell Glp, ban err fsrt meo Strsm.
men ct Inugt Stpfte neo oper Chen
% lieger M nPiten ueograpet |
8riis. Stun ct Ben er ipnbart oper
9ruiet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10

GienSoms6anbel. 8aarben 8raa'
tie / &roer er al Gieren iolgt til s.
Gpenien for Ser. 1850 og Smfoit'
Ringer.
8aaroen Stint | gas er al
Gieren iolgt til Sru elitao for 49,
Goo Or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10
Speriee oe SinIano.

Gu rig Sprfatter. Gen aibs0e
ipenIfe Sorfotter Seoeuitiernu ("Sis
aurb") efterIaoer fig en- 6ormue paa
SIR. $4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10
garpeieu. af amtmnnbenes Ssno.

Marpcien. vi Amtm91oef1es Srlo'
beretuinger ON llbiigterne for so.
item taser ri i ubbhrag - for 9ratS'
berg amt: Ser bliper Seaolingen
cper ct IiSbelsaar; &ornaoltngen
fer no til at blipe iom | ct 0ti0oels'
oar. Weoens bet bIiper miubre bra
meb 8oteterne % tibet 6ru8t itaar
Siirnipieu bent.
Sra Y. Srcnbbiems amt: 90
opIineen bliper Der JON ct eoot
NtiooelSaor, naar Ramoalen lnota'
ge8. 8orn, 9oteter 90 Surntps
iom | ct alminoeItgt MiobelSaar.
9or g. 8~ergenbus amt: So
aaret iom I ct Miobelsuar, mer be-
Ore / Saroauger og paa 8oIs. Sorn
% 8oteter libt unoer ct NeiooelS'
aar. llbbpttet al S9teroriften iaar
baarIieere emo ~ieopanlig.
5or 5inmnrfeu8 amt: Sor
So, 8oteter % Scr Ter BET Der no
til at blibe bebre enb / ct Weiooels'
aar. s Glten er S~sapIineen minore
emo bonlig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10
Sra Ddnmdrf.
Gaannobora

HSsrabuingtrne | &nllnnobora,
Ger bar p9ret i%tanbieoe / lnngere
lib, or after p~oabeephbt, os oct neb.
latte llhpalg bar, igien bespnot at
taae fat. : al Stilbeo er Der uSar.
beioet en- Del gIaner til Ruinernes
afbGfnine, oa | en- nGr Sremiib ifaI
Der ifsIge "aallb. Saebl." aibcloes
ct Reoe ON Sagen,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10

@rnbeialg. Sra gtotooben meo'
beIes oen 23be &ueuit; 8asitpeiot
9obbergruber / Saapino, Selemar'
fen, er ioIgt til ct aoniortium ira
ariitiania efter S~orlpoenoe for 3d.
600 Str. Brsoebrift paaguar. Gen
oroinGre 3rift antaees at blipe iat
iaane ON 3 Tiger. 1 q 200 9ano
bill fau 9eifjPftigelIe | @ruberue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10

Zen ifipeisiife 8icS bill man tHo'
fore til Sberige, oo BEN er minbre
frGien emo ben norhiife og I. Gr.
nsier fig meb @rR@iet peo geifuns
terne, boorfor ben mife arbeioer,
iipr 9auebetieitineen paa Sanbet,
bolber iaabanne @ie6er. Oct er ben
tuberfeIfrie @elf, iom Ioffer til oi&ie
Snrisd
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10
sri WdliudS:

Sea. "WaIiRatu tom ti~Itrtoshiasr', o. PrG
ociort. UtiCubc 80 imui's aelgrcT, iruess init pda
GeTldngsubt.
ERICKSON WEATHER PROOF PAINT"
Ct oCH bgohr Stating for Ftrrs cHir. sGlass biTrits
fra nItyitfrH Hl NyulctuC. @druHtsrtt al itad I
Var. 1iifrgbAhiuCliC rnrt RcupeHC tilbdgS, ifTip toag,
The Erickson Paint Company,
Apteeir Grpt. D, Minneapolis, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10

Tiljalas. SOB arsntarfarm. 527
4 geres 2GRo | Ntuueipta, rs collars pr,
Gere, betigssuos 4 gRil ira ct fsrits alnsiss
Isieri. o. en- balu gI fra Sale Benton,
9iueoln 60, glIuH. Bill bptis | Il Splng Of
Sdnoetsparsr, mtHore farm. saer | Seits %
AreatHrsr. 5000 fan blipe itaGenee | Jdr'
men III 9 YrpeeRt Rente. iSor u9rmsre
Undertaking. heupeneer man is III =. ..
Ghrtitenien, Snler, Hitnn. IA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10

Stta-Sumaasbancn. Seo &rt'
itians a~urtstbin9S 9eilutning forle.
BEN ON giorag til Stta-8pmaas.
bauen er Stortbingets 9etiugelie ifet
SploeIt. anilagsiummen for ga'
mems &oItenoe oar Ser. $685., 600,
bporaf 10 8rocent eaer Str. 549,750
ifulbe ubreoes al amtet. nj Oct
iibItn9pnte 9eIsb iflilbe Str. 2S7,'
730 poes / Sorm at 8runb og SiRr'
Der oa Sir. 262 ZOO / 9enee. Serom
bar amtstbinget III fattet geIut'
Ming. Raar De al amtet foruoiatte
gibroa al De engere aommnner er
pebtaaet al oisie, pil amtmanoen til
9epartementet aigiue i'm embeos'
m9siige 9eretring ON arntets Be
Iutning, oe Sorarbeioerns fan Sa
= engang | Spit - tage i'm gegpn'
belle. I'll Sorarbeioer ! oenne Ter.
min bepiIaeoe Stortbiuaet 10000
SIR. Den enoelige 8lan meb tilbs'
renoe Sperilas fol afgisres al ct ie-
mere Stcrtbing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10

Qano ~tiijalss. SaIu settiOn.
balp Ril fro 5uiroole, $50 acrss Ggsr.
Reittr bdureeaua o. Sldat. @oos Spg'
ninaer. 6tst norit Excitement. Sris 5000,
aaH oeIes. 2pd Spg 10. 5diroals. r. 7at.
81
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-05-30

OF MOSQUITO
Edict Goes Forth From the
City Authorities That
Stegonyia Die.
DIFFERENTIATION &
TO BEGIN TO-DAY
INSPECTOR COMMYNS WITH OIL
BARREL AND DRAY WILL SEE
THAT EVERY BREEDING HOLE
is MADE SAFE FOR HUMANS.
AND IMPOSSIBLE AS BREEDING
PLACES OF MOSQUITOES.

Sanitary officers under instructions
from the city health officer are TO
commence a war of determination
against the mosquito to-day, and it
is believed that within a short time
much relief will be felt by the resi-
dents
While inspectors have been for sew
eral days oiling places where there
is stagnant water, the work has not
progressed very fast, owing TO the
fact that the inspectors had no means
of getting from one section of the
town to the other with, large quaint
ties of oil. but to-day a dray will
be placed at the disposal of Inspector
Commyns, and with "a barrel of oil
loaded on it he win visit different
sections of the city, plscing sufficient
quantities of oil in ditches, ponds :sld
other places to destro9 the, breeding
places. This work VIII be continued
until the entire city has been covered,
and every place where mosquitoes
can breed. thoroughly oiled
Last season there MAS an absence
of mosquitoes in the city, due to- The
thorough manner in which the sani-
tary laws were enforced, and -he
places containing stagnant water thor
oughly oiled, but thiSg season more
have been noticed than
for several years
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-05-30
100000 GAP BETWEEN THE
INCOME AND APPROPRIATIONS
WAR Between L. s. N.
AND THE UNIONS OPENS
Union Machnists Walk Out Refusal of Road to Ac-
cord Recognition to the Union to Discuss With
Its Officers Recent Discharges of Union Men,
Other Departments M ay Become Involved

The general strike of local mem
bers OF the International Association
OF Machinists, employed by the
Louisville and Nashvjlfess called on
account of the refusal of the officials
of the l.. and n. to recognize the
union or treat with its officers regard
ing the recent discharge of men, re-
suited in a number of employees of
the local shops leaving their work
yesterday morning at 8 o'clock on a
walk-out.
Not a Surprise.
The strike was not unexpected. as
instructions had been given the mem
bers of the various subordinate unions
to cease work at o'clock if no con-
trary message was received from in
ternational officers. None was re-
ceived, and as result the strike was
general one. Those who went out
in Pensacola. numbering eight or ten
machinists. about one-half of the
number employed. quietly left their
work, and, after announcing their in
tention to cease work until the mat
ter had been satisfactorily adjusted,
left for their homes.
Deputies at Shops
The officials of the Louisville &
Nashville were also aware that a
strike would occur, and Tuesday af
ternoon made a request for special
deputy sheriffs. Five were sworn in,
and they were on duty yesterday, but
their services were not necessary, as
the men ceasing work were not OF
that disposition to cause any disturb
ance or attempt to reflect upon those
who did not go out on the strike with
them 1t is understood, however. that
the deputy sheriffs viii continue in
service.
Recognition of Union.
The general walk-out was on ac-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-05-30
Gould Joins Wife i'm Her
Demand For Investigation

The investigation of the police de-
partment in connection with the
Gould divorce case. has discl9ed no
criminal evidence against any lfilciaIs
involved, according to statement
made by Police Commissione Bing-
ham.
Police "lndiscreet."
The investigation did, hows7er. de.
velop the fact that some of the ON
GERS were gulty of indiscreet and i'm
proper work. The commission also
said that some of the officers did not
tell the truth when questioned, and
that they will be dealt with alter on,
1t is the commissioner inteRion not
to permit the investigation Il rest al
this stage.
We shall continue to Investigate
along the same lines we lave fol-
lowed" said General Bingham, and
that will be an investigates of the
police department and not al inVesti-
CATION of the Gould case"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-05-30

count of the officials of the Louis.
vile & Nashville refusing TO recog-
nize the machinists, although they
recognized most of the other organ
lied bodies composed of their en-
pIoyes. The demand for recognition
occurred when, during the first part
of May, about 100 machinists en-
ployed in the shops at Louisville and
New Decatur were discharged be-
cause, it is alleged, they were mem
bers of the union. The president of
the l.. & n. day before yesterday re-
fused to grant an audience to the in
ternational officers, and as a result
the strike was ordered.
Railroad reports received in Pen
sacola yesterday were TO the effect
that about 125 machinists had walked
out on the entire system.
AT Mobile.
The Mobile Item shows that half
that many went out at Mobile alone,
where the L. and y. has been quietly
but doggedly fighting unionism among
those employees not already organized,
notably in the case of switchmen a
few weeks ago.
The Mobile Item of yesterday said:
Sixty machinists who are members
of the local union, a branch of the in
ternational, walked out of the shops
of the Louisville and Nashville Rail
road company Among the machinists
employed in this shop are some of the
best known citizens of Mobile. The
issues involves all union machinists
on the whole system. A meeting of
the machinists was held last night,
and it was decided that the step taken
this morning was absolutely neces-
sary-
There are said to be more than
500 union machinists along the Louis
Vile and Nashville system"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-05-30
TUESDAYS WORK IN
THE LEGISLATURE

Tallahassee. May 29.-State life in
surance met death in the house OF
representatives yesterday, in the in
definite postponement of Mr. Regis
ter's bin empowering the board of
state institutions to conduct life in
'surance business in behalf of the
state
The vote on the motion. which was
made by Mr. Dorman of Suwanee,
was IS TO %, nearly all the talking
being done by the losing side. Indeed,
Mr.. Malone of Monroe was the only
man who spoke against the bill, while
1t was championed by Mr.. Reese. Mr..
Mathews of Marion, Mr.. Pettigrew,
Mr.. Parkinson and Mr.. Register him
self. all recognized friends of the ad-
ministration on general principles.
To MIR. Malone may be conceded the
credit as far, al any rate. as work on
the floor went, for the defeat of what
he considered most dangerous meas
ure. paternanstic and capable of a
vast amount of corruption, while the
supporters Of the measure regard 1t
as one with possibilities of great good
to the state, for the insuring of the
lives of its citizens and their financial
welfare. with less chance of graft and
fraud than under the private com
panies.
Following so swiftly upon the heels
of the passage by an overwhelming
vote in both houses of the Crane
drainage bill, the heavy vote against
this other most cherished project OF
Governor Broward's was doubly sur
prise 10 those who had expected the
insurance law TO pass the house.
Several very complimentary referen-
ces TO the governor were made dur
Ing the debate by his friends. which
provoked applause. Mr. Reese desig-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-05-30
Italian Priests Rebuke
Plus X i'm Open Letter
for Suspending Murri

ing the claims of science and democ-
racy, regain its hold on mankind" II
asserts the right of the young men
in the church to a certain amount
OF liberty in their work for her. and
strongly criticises certain pontificial
appointments 10 high dignities
The pope is charged also with par
alyzlng the work and institutions of
his predecessors.
The writer's of the letter repudiate
the idea of rebellion. and appeal to
the pope for wisdom, equity and
Clemency.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-05-30
PROSECUTIONS
TO BE PUSHED
THE v. S. DISTRICT ATTORNEY
rAT MOBILE DENIES THE RU-
NOR FROM WILMINGTON, DEL,
OF AGREEMENT THAT FINES
WILL BE ACCEPTED AND@THE
OFFENDERS NOT JAILED.



Mobile, May 29.-The Mobile Item
today says that. United States District
Attorney ArmbTecht denied today the
story given out at Wilmington. Del, to
the effect that the federal grand jury
in that city had been discharged be-
cause the government had decided to
discontinue the investigations.
As result of the conference in
Washington, it was decided to dis
miss the grand jury at Wilmington
pending the hearing of the cases
against those already indicted in this
city. l could not be in Wilmington
and in Mobile at the same time, and
as the Gags up for hearing were
more important, no further delay
sh5uld be had.
No Compromise.
There is no truth in the dispatch
that a compromise with the lottery
people mas been effected. There can
be no compromise. If those indicted
are found guilty the judge of the
United States district court assesses
the fine, whatever it may be, and in
these cases he can fine from / cent
to $4,000 each and imprisonment.
Mobile Gases June q.
The lottery cases will come up for
hearing on June 4, as announced YES
terday, and whatever was done in
Wilmington or elsewhere does not af-
feet the Mobile cases. 1t is simply
all guess work, and no one can say
what the results will De until the de-
fendants appear in court and either
enter pleas OF guilty or go into trial
I cannot say what they will do. Yes.
the government can get a jury at Will
if it is found necessary, the
necessity of this jury. however, de-
pending upon the result of the cases
set for hearing in this city June f."
The Wilmington Cases.
Mr.. Armbrecht's interview was in
reference to an Associated Press dis
patch, dated May %. from Whining
ton, which said in part that John NJ
Rogers, Jesse K. Baylis and Lester b.
BayliS, of Wilmington. who were in
dicted by the federal grand jury at
Mobile. intend TO plead guilty to the
and the presumption is
that the penalty will be a fine without |
1t is said in Wilmington that the |
line, according to arrangements |
made with high officials of the late |
Honduran lottery, will be paid out of |
the cOmpanyis treasury, it being the I
intention of the officials to permit /
none of its agents TO suffer any loss |
so far as the imposition of fines by /
The federal courts is concerned"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-05-30
BY Associated Press.

New York, May 29.-Howard Gould,
through his counsel, Delaney Nicoll,
has Joined his wife in the request to
Assistant District Attorney Pearson
that searching investigation be
made of the charges that Mrs Gould
mail was tempered with.
While Howard Gould's answer to
his wife's suit for separation has not
yet been filed, it is said that it will
make a general denial. of all her al
legations.
Gould's Attitude.
An intimate friend of Mr.. Gould
said there will be no mention in it of
a 100000 proposition for a settle
ment. This friend is also quoted as
authority for the statement that while
Mr. Gould is heartily sick and tired
of the whole business. he has no in
tention of agreeing TO settlement.
and purposes 10 fight the matter to
the end.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-05-30
ANOTHER BIC
CORPORATION
A Million Dollar Michigan
Concern to Cut Timber
in Mississippi.
BY Associated Press.

Saginaw, Mich. May 29.-Congress-
man ]. w. Fordney and F. w. Gil
christ and three sons, Frank, Ralph
and A W., of Alpena, are the in
corporators of a large concern to be
known as the Gilchrist-Fordney Com
pany, with a capital of 81 100000. The
company has purchased $4,000 acres
of timberland near Laurel. Miss, esti-
mated TO contain 400.0oO,0O0 feet of
logs, mostly pine, with some hard
wood The company has also pur-
chased the Kingston Lumber Com
plant at Laurel, with a capacity
of $50 900 a day.