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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-08-30
About Durun wheat

About Dufum wheat
Notwithstanding the knocks on
Durumwheat. reports from sew
eral western counties show it GU t.
yielding the winter wheat, where
given a good chance. AS a rule
western farmers have made two
mistakes with this wheat. They
have..sowed it too late in the
spring and have not used enough
seed. 1t ought to be sowed.
when at all possible in February
or just as soon as the frost Is out
Of the ground. Then as it does
not stool as does the Turkey
wheat, more seed should be used,
at least a peck more. Those
who report the best success report
sowing from four TO FIVE pecks
Der acre.
The lower price is almost Who'll.
ly due to the small acreage in one
community and the difficulty the
dealers have in filing q car with.
out..storing and extra handling.
At Duluth and Buffalo it is usual.
ly sold at some price as Turkey
and occasionally at a premium.
When more farmers about one
railroad station get to raising il
so cars can be filled and shipped
direct and when Kansas City
dealers can ship it in FIVE and ten
car load lots, it will probably
sell on a part with Turkey wheat
for EXPORT trade. Europe can
take five or ten times what we
now raise.
In dry..years, with equal pre-.
paration of ground and proper
seeding. it will outyield our win
ter wheat in western Kansas.
Professor Ten Ryck does not re.
commend it at all for eastern or
central Kansas and not for exclu-
sive sowing any where. But
am of the opinion that beginning
at about 9315. say with Smith and
Stafford counties. it would pay
for every farmer to devote about
one fifth of his acreage to Durum
wheat. increasing the proportion
to three-6fths in the three western
tiers of counties.
1t divides the labor in the fall,
enabling the farmer to pillow bet,
ter and prepare better seed bed
for his winter wheat, and it ex.
tends the harvesting period. en-
ables him to get his winter
wheat out..in better condition will
regular labor, not being SC
pendent on transient labor and il
J dry springs he will get better
yields from the Durum whea
} than from the other. 1t is a fact
that the average farmer in west.
ern Kansas has too large an acre.
age of winter wheat and the pre-.
paration of the seed and the seed
bed is not what it would be Oh &C
count of time. Wheather west
ern farmers SOW Durum wheat o.
not it would pay them to reduce
their winter wheat acreage twenty
per cent, giving more time to the
preparation of the remaining
acreage.
Farmers Institute Department.
Kansas State Agricultural Col.
! Io0a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09
GpnerefsGommiiiipn nnb Ginluanoe
rungefrnGc.

Gin Gon1ite beS GongreIie5 bat Ole
Giniuan0erungS,Froblemc IN europa
itr0irt. llcber orei Wonnte baben
iid sic MitgIicOCr IN europa allfae'
bdlten mo in Den peri1iC0encn SGns
bern OtatcrioI geInmmle!t, OaS ais
@runologe fir Elm nclleS Ginuonoc.
rtng2qeicb pcrlucrtbct luerocn loll.
Cine 9ln,ubl Der GpnmiilionS Wfit-
aIicoer iii 0icicr Gage 5itrildGcfcbrt.
Senotor Giuing6ont BON 8%crnlcnt
Der @oriibcnoe ocS Gomite'S, bat lid)
iiber oic G%rgcbniIic Der Inter lud)ltn-
gen i'll europa, Sprtclt, FnloIttno
mo Slcinoiicn ouSgciprod)cn. Gr
io0t, BOB man III ben mciItcn S0n'
bern bic YuSmon0crlmg 0llrd)allS
nid)t bcgiiniti0c, ionocrn biciclbc ailf'
5lboIteu iltd)c. Ger iortluGbren6e
NbiluB Der 9cpolfcrung babe bclon.
oerS in cen Sonobc5irten llald)er
Gambler cincn lol6cnW tun9cl ol lGIlG.
lidcn Nrbeitcrn herbcigCiilbrt, oaR
ole Qanomirtbidluit Onrllntcr 5l let
hcn babe. Wtun Jude 0c@bolb Der
NnSmanoerlmo 81 itcllcrn. Senator
Nininghmn gcltcbt III, Dob i'll Den
9Glloern, aus bcnpi nielc unierpr
Ginpan0ercr fomnlcn. Erolperitlt
bcrridc. onb obcr pielc jlitgc Sclte
ollSmon6ertcn Inn iid) Der Wtillt0r.
piliht 81 cnt5icbcn. Mng lcin, 0nb
0oS in nlold)cn SGnbcrn Der Sail TX.
Ger Souptgruno ST ser %itorfcn Nll8.
iuunocrlmg nluitd)cr Sdnocr miro
ober borin 81 illdlcr Icirl, 0oB Die
TllSipanOcrCr IN ocn Ser. Stontcn
ibrc Gage 81 %perbclcrn Golfen. 81
Nmcrifn mcrocn hoberc 2obne gc5oblt
olS III europa. Nlcr0iugS lilio oltf
Die Soften Der anlcritnnildcn SebcnSs
holtnno b0hcr; olciu cS lGbt it'd bel
Tnlprild)sloIigteit oi6 bilig bier
lcben uno pom &crbicnlt mcbr 5lI.
riidSlllcgcn, oils in Den. cltrop1iihcn
QGnoern. Senutor 9illinghdm iaat,
bnb Die guSipanocrung fir nlondc
Sbeilc G%uropo'S cincn Tortbcil iiir
bic 3uriidgcbliebcnen bnbc. oa Die
IuSgelponoertcn olliobrlif elncn
Sbeil hires 8eroieniteS III Die nltt
Seimatb idiftell, 0icic Scnoun9cn
mnd)ten nlliGbrlid Cnorrnc Summcn
Gus. Solhe 8elbicnoungcn olla
Nnlerifa, Die brieflihen Sdilocrlnl-
gen iibcr glrbcitas mo 2nbnucrbGlt,
nilie IN Den Ser. Stootcn Iinb e3 PC
i%pl1oers, oic jlir ACKNOWLEDGING ollrcs
gen. go longc Die ipiribid)nitlldlc!t
,3uiionoe be6 Son0cS giinltige limo
mo grbeitagelegcnbeit ba iii, miro
iid) Der Ginmonberlm0sItrom luciter
III oas Sanb ergieBen. Wirtbldlorts
lllpS &SfiNItpIL iueiuJt wv SHiiNi
iiuig pieler grbeiter 5ilr 6ol0c bot,
lpiirbc aud Die Ginluollbcrlulg ms
Stofen ~bringcL oiiagcnomnlct Ole
alls 20ilbcrL III bclcn G nit Der
biirgerlid)cn unO poiiiilhcn 6reibeit
id)led)t beitelt lit, pie 3. y. III Hilb
lan0.
tbs bon ser GonumiIiion geian!,
melte Wotcrial ioll Dem GongreB Ill
einenn Wcrihtc porgclegt lper0cn
@clhe MaBregeln SIR Hc9nlirun1
Der Ginmonheruug bcliiriuortct lucr.
Den iollen, ipirb in elmer Goniercn'
Der Gonumiiiions .Mit9lieber berotbci'
mcroeli. lleber cineS miro lid, bi.
Gonmiiiion iibcrjelgt baber, boB OIL
clrop1iiden Rcaieruilgen nid)t %
ran oenfen, Die gus,ponoerung mad
glnlerifa 81 forberL lpie bier 10 Of
bebauptct morbcn lit.
---
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09

Ser Stuat @cprGta bat
iid) eiu Iempcren5geieB allfgeblnlOen,
bdB ieIbit Den &eiu bci'm NbeIt0'
nnobI pcrbictet. GdS @cleB lpur0e
oti 9rGugen Ser n@omon'S Gbriltlol
Tempercnj Linton" Ou~rd)Bepet'tt IL.
10 geioBt, ooB pom crItcn Solluar
1908 al je0cr @eiitIiAc, Der &eln
bei'm IbenomobI pcrubrcift, pom oell
acknowledgements 10 oft angctlagt
neroen fam, oils Mitglieocr Der &c
meinoc am MbeuouGubl t%hcil9cnom.
men bobeu. Sebt iol oaS l@eIeb
oucnoirt meroen - oe9 Nbcl0mabls
lueacn. Sit je Elm gr0Bcrer l(rllnF
6%ogciueleu2 D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09

Ger ebemaIiec 9onficr
mo jetige 3ud)tbartslcr Sfcnslnnb
Got ciil gcgnaoigunas. @eilld cilge-
rcid5t nit Der @cgriinolms, DAP cr
ilod) picI mcbr Bate iteb!en fornlcn.
9as argument lit oriaineI. aber
Der Mid1ter bGtte iiber S~tenslonh
aud cine piel bobcre Straie perbdn-
gen fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09
Ycfanmima6nHgeH


~ IN " 49, ~Aapt
Mn GiicrH unn Normiiuber!
Ja6riht III bierHIt ~geGeben, bGb aIHber, bic
in orc uiienilide Stule gebeIi folfeI. ietl Sc
impii ue-orn nniIieIl, menlI ie Itibt idoit lrll6er
CrtolgrcIlU uaccllirt pproel iltto.
TT. SGntcs Suste9,
Notwithstanding.
(9Iuo2t+ 2G-31, Sept2-7.9-14)
Bureau Der Strairnnurdlbru 1s sSomnstiars.
Sncus0ebGnoe.
Ba~lttmpre, 20. Wugrlt 19gk
Sepdrate uHo berfiepelie WIgeboie, an Den
, 9oaro OF gliparos, Care OF the Gin 5se9tlier,
~uorelIirt, lueroeH bonn Observation-Disclosures In iets
mem Jilreau i'm IlatbbauS bis WittiupdI, ben
II. Scptember 1907, IL ubr 8ormittags, emit
9egen genorHmen fit Die Hioeuirlne, ben sol
fenbau, RaHoiteinbau nro Die PtlaiterIiH9 NH
Wiucaoam Der
aats.elpenue, non Der 9Grt'S sisbts.apsnns big
5ur 8arriIousAuenue.
Spe3ifiiationen ino NngebotSs formulate tperf
ben Guf WpplitatiCH in oieieW Slreall 9~ellelert,
100 4sl1ue ulo lSroiile eingetebcn lueroen toriIeii,
Sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES behalf tn
oas RED; Dor. irgeHo lueld)e Ino aue MHgcbote
III neriperfen. Tin be9ldubigter 9bed III Der
066e oes III ben Spejitifntiunen alaeGcbererl
Betragc5. 5ablbGr at ben Wtnpor uHo SnotIatb
bon Baltimore, lntB iebenl Nn9ebot bei9eI!i9t
1eiH.
Samcs s.. Smith, per !. u. %.
Yrditoent Der Strabenolir4briibS : eonlTItildre.
eugene s. 8ubsers,,
Guteebeiben:
Z. Garrn Walpul,
9rdiibent Der G0HtrdftperaeburgSsBeb0rbe.
(9lig29, 30,31,S ept3, A, SO, 7.9.t0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09

Sic beut de tn 4
,0crnIonio" IN @rono Hapioa, Wtid),
bat am Gage ibrcS %25.i1bri0cn BE-
Itc6euS cine ,Slbildums 9tunmcr ber'
a%l,3ococben, nit Der oic ScrollS9cber.
Murtin unb @iir5blrg, Gbre CHILE.
oc!t. Cine prGd,tigc @crnlnniu ais
5itclbilo mo reider, ~icilcr 9iloers
itnlud, Der Gle Sd)0nbcitcn @rnno
NopioS' pernnld)aulidt. GuSu ellt
iltcrellouter iertlid)er Snbalt, Der ooS
@crocn lllo @ohlcn Der uWtobcl'
Itoot" idiloert. Die cinen Iil'idnulul1
9cnonunieil, mie tcinc aaocrc Staot
inn Stootc Midigon. GoB 5l oiclcnl
Gmporbliiben dltd) ons Gelltld)thltnl
eiicn 0roben Nntbcil 9cbobt. lit ielbli'
pcritGnolidl. Sir bic GrboItulg nm
S0rocrln,a 0co Scutid)tbunlS, oclit'
id)cn @ricl,S uno bel,tid)cr Sitten bat
oic ,@crn1onio" Gin @icrtclinbrbun'
bert unentmc9t 1~corbeitet. Mtogc lie
oi,dD III 3ufumit III ibrem acieghcicil
@irfen irGblid) ipciicr geoeiben.
Gas 0ltrci d de % il G
rilnn oes Si,ucrn ipornt sic Seitrclz
der Dor ser NilSlponberuug nod
Marplanb, ga Der Staat ;li bcncl'
/ gcGorc. sic ibrer ucrloiieucu Tormcl,
ipcget befonnt lei. Is lei oeSbalt
probe @oriidli 0eboicn. Gic oitreid)i.
id)c Mcgierlma lit ilbcr Sic Marpldn-
Der 6nrmcn id)lcdt unicrrid)tet. SbrC
@ertretcr IN Maibinaton lucrhcll lid
blrd) NtuNcitid)eiu leidlt bnoon iibcr.
6el,gen tonrcll. iuic cs mi Die Gr.
tragSidbigfeit Der Sarnlell itcbt mn
Dob bon pcrloiiencn 6nrmcn fciili
He0e lit.
Sn Nem. Oorf iii cine @c
ipequl,9 ge9eit sic INNER bober mer
benocu @olteufraber ms 2eben &c
rllien lporoelt, Mon mod,t auf oil
8cfoGrcn aufnlcrtlonl. mcldc cnt
itebeil, ipenn iii Ger, 20. biz 30.itofi
gen 8ebduoe sSeuer alsbrehen ioIlte
Tic Seucnpebrcn luiirben nid,t III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09
0pruthea Manbnlcna VrcnuciS.

G5 tiarb am I. Sepicmbet 1901 TprptHcn
Maabaleua Srenreis. 50 SABRE, ali, 9eltebie
Srrnlbe Der ,Snuilte iino atltnna5ool cingela'
ben Der Beeroieuua bei5uluobrert. pelhe am
5ienitaa, bel 10. S%epteInbcr. Miorgens 1So ubr,
BON ibrer I8Dbniino. Nr, $50. cir,
100 nm S llbr eil Heoutcms QodDantt tlr tbrH
SfcIenrlIhe celebrirt lpirb. t2Il-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09
Surrie Snriu0.

gs farb an 7. Septerubcr 1907 Carrie Oh
rlna, geliebte 1ohter BON @cttIieb nllo pelene
c~roignna fiubct Sicnltag, Den 10. september,
10 llbr IurmiitnoS, bon Der leobur'ng ibrer
@licrr, gtr. POO, 8iogepooo -9Ioellne. aus
ftnli. 0ciictul0 nuf Der oFoloor- F1ri'een|e'
torn " OBJ -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09
Caroline TrciIcl.

@ llbr, mad lGIaer Nrdnibctt Caroline 1rciicl,
geltebte @GitilI 6ss periinr0cncn (Seorge Nreiicl.
I'm FILTER bon ~ Snbren. Sic NeeroiGurg lin
8rbIillng, III. 1926, Noro5 l8olfcs Strabe. ans
aui ser Baltimore Gemeieru" itdtt. %erpnnoie
mo Sreunbe iiro ad,iunI5Ooa eiraelaoen. oers
ielhen bci3IlpphHen. t25l-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09
Ghunrb 81. Srtnnnn.

@eitcrn iinrb unfcr lieber 1obu mo 9riIbc
@onaro IL. Grtmam in NItcr bon y Sa9rer
t212) Sic traucruoc JamtIic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09
2puSpn Harf Cemetery.
SArrau: 81, s2ct.e aratosa.StraRe, unb
Sount, Siuuona. Hrehrrf6. Ruob.

Qeardbnibpilbe bon $25 an inter heitdroiaer
alnfIint. Stnittblimei. @e,pinoe, Ytldn5en etc.
tueroen i'm. 1reibbaufe um Saupts9t naane ,ee'
funoen. Infer NGcnt iplrb. peHr eeipi;ntrbf,
bortpredbeu. t92--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09
Nnau .Scnirl.

CO itarb an I. Geptcmbcr 1907, nm 10 llbr
9tberIos, @ugu 6cuiel i'm 9lIter bon 90 Sdbrell.
Sic Seeroi9urG finoct IieuItag, ytntmttIdgo.
bonn Irduerbaufc. ytr. 1908, Electromagnetic
aus itutt. iuu6lt ger1rdHote mo Srelliloc ctli'
pelabeit iinb. t252-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09

Sic Stnot Ncm-9orf bat
nod INNER 40 Mcilen Eicrbcbnhn.
Iarilt ltcGt oic Wctropplc ami @uoipn
lupbI cil,5io IN Ocn @crcini9tcn Stnos
ten 90. 9ie iiini5cbn F%icrbcbobn-
Mouten iinO nid,t lang. sic ldnaitcn
icdfs Wieilen, trobocm ninmt Is
Wrm0cr, oob cine Stoot, bic Sodr,
StroBen. unO llntcrgrlro. @nbncn
Fat, nit Dem Efcrocbctricb nidt gnnj
mo 9or allirGlumt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09

@orcn9o, Der bloucltc
mo perihlagcnite Scrrero. Der Nittc
all9lit oi,s en9liidcm III ScntId)cs
@ebiet cirmorid)irt NOR, Damn nber
iuicoer nod Ser Gapfolonie Siirild.
febrtc, min sic @aifen itrcdcn. Gle
crallidc Mcoicritng battc linn nod
~ieii,crt Giufoa IN baS bcutifc 8ebict
buS Miplrcdlt cnt5ogcn mo neripro'
d)clL Niles ii tbuil, lillt Den Solgcil
Der Sricoenaitorllng uor5libcugcn, Ia
CT Don Scr 0ap.Hcgicriulg feline Glil-
our9 mchr Sli cripartcn bottc mo
Icii, Inbang acring blieb, nil it'd
oer 6errcro-9 oitarh Nun ergebcn. 2n-
nit lit mobl bas Glibc Ser @irrcn III
Geulidl. Siiomcitofrifo g%efpnrnlen. -
@1rc pnr, Der Gopfolonic bon por1l
bcrei,i oic ircunbIide Saliung 0cecll
Gcutidlonb b%cobnd)tct luoroen, luie
tic ictt pcriprodcn lit, marc &crfoil'
nno Shmiggcl bon @oiien II. 0tit'
nition an sic Sfauor5en bon NnfanN
al perbinbert lpproen. bann h1ttcr
iid) ste Sample nidt 10 Iange binans
,ieben fonucn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09

Sic Irbcitcr Gnnooo'4
luollen Die ollS 8%cIinQGom I'M Stoa.
tc @aiGington pcrtricbcnct &inOuS
nidt olli conooiidcnl @ebietc oulbcr.
Ser cngIiidcn HcNicrltng or mad)iel
ans oicier %ultlmg Der Gnnnoicr
Shpicrigtcitcn, bcnn bic 9inOua
iino britiide ll~ntcrtbnucl, bcncn man
Sen NllfcntbaIt IN iracno wcIdcnl
pritiid)c Scrritorilm niht mobl Der
iucigcrn fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09

Hpmiano's tirfiihe SGoer,
Ganttable gtbdnbe. Bniauit sssen. ettts ptfen.
l9IuapQ-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09

Gefnahsfatrer g. u. Stin5, Bopnnns
q, l. q. 121 % @aIbroof.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09

GistntbRmer g. Rnine, BobRuna:
q. & 3. 2eIepbon: 1865 Wabiton--N-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09

3lui den 0cm 81 it II i
tier 0onopartc uro Dem @unbcS ct
%itrift9onluoIt Gins in Chicago lit c&
me8cn itrofgcridtIihcr %c~rfolGulG
Scr .Gbicogo & IItons@obn" III iii.
i~ercn5ell gcfommen. 9nolird) miro
Sen @eriihtcn mieOcr @loubcn &C.
id)cnft, ooB Sr. @onoportc nidt mcbr
lonQc al Scr Spite Oc8 Sllitij.Gc-
purtcWlcntS 81 bleibcn gcocnfc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09
Der 9eutfGc correspondent
erideint iebcn Sag i'm Sabre.

q. slatue, Gtasnthhmer II SeSaitenr
@ef6iftsbiirenu nrb feoaittcn
Gr. 413, Gf.9alttmpre.S trake.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09

Stanbe iein, einen Brand in ioIden
@ebGrtoen 81 Ioideu. Ndn miinidi
ooB Der S6be Der 81 crrihten0eH @ola
feufraber @rcn5en 9e5ogen tucrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09

netutnr fur Hafhtustpn NIB Bthriit GcInmbta:
gppt. Sanuennnn, 1915 Martun-e ctr. R.,4.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-07-04
FATAL PINE BEACH FIRE.
Heavy Property Loss Outside James
town Exposition Grounds,

Heavy Property Loss Outside James
town Exposition Grounds.
Norfolk, ,Va.-Six blocks of smol-
dering ruins mark the track of the
fire which swept Pine Beach, laying
low fifty hotels, saloons, eating
houses and stores, destroying $780,
DOC worth of property, costing the
lives Of possibly five persons, and en-
dangerfng the negro building, Inside
Inn, and several State buildings with
in the Exposition grounds. An ex-
plosion of a gasoline stove in the
rear of the Berkeley Hotel caused the
fire. - = -
Larry Harrison, a negro, wasfound
mortally burned under the Hotel
Berkeley; a man is believed to have
persisted in the National Club, Mary
land avenue, and two women and a
baby are believed to have been caught
when the walls Of the Hampton.
Roads fell in.
The Arcade, Royal Pine, Hampton
Roads, Washington House, Outside
Inn, PoWhatan, Carolina and Berke-.
ley hotels were among the largest
buildings destroyed: 30 90
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-07-04

Citizens of Palmetto State Capture the
Exposition City

my province to harmonic the ap-
parent contradiction. The South
Carolina commission must deal moro
- &tA
with the present.
SIN these times of peace we cannot
indulge In Boston Tea Parties, or live
entirely within the reflected halo of
Moultrie or Sumter, but it is some
thing to have the only tea gardens In
America; it is more to be endeavoring
by precept and example. to elevate the
standard of our citizenship" =
Mr. Gonzales deplored the fact that
South Carolina is without a build
ing at the Exposition, and thanked
Governor Swanson for the use Of the
Virginia State building, where he
said, the South Carolina commission
had violated a time honored tradition
by inviting the Governor Of South
Carolina and the Governor Of North
Carolina to "clink glasses of water. p
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-07-04
BOOKSELLERS SUBPOENA
'ge lands, Of Chicago. Dsn,D,
Facts About the StandarS' s oa
Courts Action is the Result ~
fusal Of Attorneys to SnnuI Re
! nanctal Information Requestos II

Chicago.-Subpoenas w.
In the United States Distriot SSoS|
for the leading officers of the {. oaF|
ard Oil Company of New
Spbpoenas were also issued ~
officers of the Standard Oil CO...
Of Indiana. paas
The sonicials of the Stand,
Company of New Jersey. for = Oh
summons were issued, are ,JoS %aoS
Rockefeller, president; VIII. D.
Rockefeller, John d. Archbold a
Henry II. Rogers, vice-presidents. %
H. Tflford, treasurer; C. M, p.IE
fsdsEetary; William p. Howe aaSse
ankdtreasurer, and Charles r WSSS'
assistant secretary.
The following officials of the q.
dard Oil Company Of Indiana y
also summoned:sJ. A. Monett NJ
dent; W.. p. COWan, vice-presidss's
and O.. w. StahEssecretary and treatr
Inrer. III. e. EeHon, president Of y.
Union Tank Line, and F. A Nv
former general freight agent NJ a.
chicago and Alton Railroad. vo.o
SACO NC0 Will
The Issuance OF the subpoenas ~,
the direct result OF the refusal of tSo
attorneys OF the Standard Oil Com
pany to supply Judge Lands of n.
court with information he reouestaS
regarding the financial condition =,
the company. The attorneys declars5
that the information should hav.
been sought at the time of the trial
and declared that the reoues .;
Judge Lands was extra-judiciaI and
unWarranted. The Judge renlioS
that he was entitled to the informa.
ton and intended to have it, and al.
reeted District Attorney Sims to nra.
pare subpoenas for uchofhcials of tba
Oil Company of Indiana, or
Tor any OF the officers of the control.
ling corporation of the Standard Oil
Company who might, in the opinion
Of the District Attorney, have the in
formation desired by the Court.
The Standard Oil Company was in.
1icted in the Federal court on the
charge of using illegal freight rates
.endered to it by the Chicago and Al.
ON road, and after a long trial was
guilty on 1852 counts of the
Indictment.
A maximum fine of 100000 is al
owed on each count of the indict-
nent, making a total possible fine
against the company of $29,240,O 900.
Before passing sentence on the COM
ANY Judge Lands announced that it
vas his custom to proportion the fine
according to the financial condition
4 the person or corporation convict
d, and asked for specific information
the financial condition of
he Standard Oil Company. This in
ormation he has been unable to OBJ
ain, and the subpoenas issued were
be consequence.
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WAsHINGToN

Il The President signed the Domin.
lean treaty.
Secretary Taft returned from HE
trip in the West.
The Government concluded its case
In the trisI of Statistician Holmes for
selling cotton crop reports.
Chief Justice Frear cabled Presi-
dent Roosevelt his acceptance of the
GovernorsHip of Hawaii.
Adyices received by the State De-
partmeEt say that an attack by Mic
aragua on Guatemala and Salvador
Is apprehended.
Many navy officers believe submer-
sion of the arnnor belt is q serious
.defect- In the sdesignaof the new co.
600 ION battleships.
The forestry service has appointed
J.. n. Moody to kill wolves and cou-
.gars lin sthe Dixie National Forest in
Utah. !.
The Postofice Department has as-:
sued a fraud order against Aktiebo-
laget OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and A. B.
observation-disclosures, OF Stockhoitn.
sweden. taAtt t#3t8@ 81 @s.
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FOREIGN.

M. Won Schwanebach, Controller of
the Empire, has resigned from the
Russian Cabinet. . a sas
A bombhwas thrown at a wagon
OF the Russian Imperial Bank in Err
van Square. Tifis; two employees OF
the bank were killed and $125,OOO is
missing. 80
Richard Croker's orby won the
Irish Derby. .:sv s4af4,sf rx
Andrew Carnegie, having approved
the site and plans for the Palace of
Peace building, left The Hague for
Scotland. siH .ts@a Hk
A royal commission has been an
pointed at The Hague. with Prince
Henry Of the Netherlands as presi-
dent, to Inquire into the prevention
OF loss of life by shipwreck and gem
orally to study methods of saving life
at sea. -lai aku @eaieaf 1Ia -. So
A torpedo was fred at Admiral
Wiren's cutter at Sebastopol, Russia.
Much damage was done in Mexico
by an overflow of the lower Rio
Socialist and Labor members of
the Duma issued manifestoes charg-
Ing the Car with breach of faith.
M. Marcellin Albert, leader of the
wine growers In France, SURRENDERED
TO the authorities, and is IN Jail at
Montpelier. sfsB snt.74 soI .bss
The city of Hamburg has voted
$14,375,000 for the extension Of the
port, which includes the development
OF b harbor of Harburg.
NJ. PlcEon, the Foreign Minister.
communicating TO- the aCHauIher III
Deputies the text OF the Franco-Jap-
1anese agreement, said that q similar
treaty between Russia and Japan
might be expected soon.
Lord Alverstone held in the case OF
Guerin. who escaped from Devils !,
Island, that a British, subject convict
ed OF crime in a foreign country and
escaping to British territory, was not
amenable to the extradftion act.
Prince Henry of Prussia was ban
1shed from Germany by Emperor
William for his completely in the
scandal.
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The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-07-04
our P ISLANDS.

Secretary Taft,s announcement
that American occupation Wauaa c0a-
tinue In Cubaef0r%eighteen months
was received with few marks of In
terest in Havana. 15.a. va a4fH +,
In a fierce fight between the con-
stabulary and Moros, in the Lake
Lanao District, Pr, several OF the
constabulary and many Moros were
killed.
The cost Of recruiting and bringing
b 5000 Porto Ricans to Hawaii was
$664,1S1, or SIP per-capita.
Governor-Genersl Smith, of Manila,
declares that P~ulajanism is ended in
the Islands Of Leyte and Samar,
The stockholders of the Hilo Rail-
road, OF Hawaii, have authorized a
bond issue OF" $500, 600, of which
$1,O0O,00 will ne used for refunding
purposes, 100000 for the extern
sion OF the road to Hamakua and the
remainder for further extensions.