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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-06-06
BRECKENRIDGE

voked, and the service ended.
BRECKENRIDGE
A. 3. Kimball is quite i'll with
pneumonia this week.
F. L. Ellis, of Everdell, was
in the city Thursday.
DR.. Gag has taken Office
rooms ia Gums new building.
D.B. Bryan, of Seattle, WASH,
was calling on friends here last
Sunday.
Miss Pearl Heidlebaugh, of
Campbell, visited friends here
Thursday.
Tony Miksche and Jno.
Maurin will spend Sunday in
Elizabeth.
The NJ. E. church is being re-
papered and also reprinted and
otherwise improved.
Miss Kuster has accepted a
position as cashier at Miksche,
Benesh & Co.'S. store.
F. E. Stewart, of Detroit,
Mimi, has accepted a position
at Vertin Bros. & Bentley's
store.
Misses Blanche and Ada At
kins departed Saturday for a
visit with relatives in Morris,
MINI.
The Alumni had their an
nual banquet last Saturday
evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bennett.
Court convened Monday.
There are twenty-three civil
cases on the calendar and no
criminal cases.
Henry Buscher returned to
Edgerly, N. D., after a weeks
pleasant visit here with rela-
tives and friends.
Miss Stella Young will give
a social and home talent play,
next Friday evening at her
school in District %.
A. P. Peterson, one of the
county commissioners, who
was injured and laid up for
some time, is now able to be
out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Miller
departed for Christine, N. d.,
Tuesday morning to attend the
funeral of a relative at that
place.
The youngest child of Mr..
and Mrs. Van Houten, who has
been very i'll with whooping
cough and pneumonia, is slow
ly improving.
The Epworth League of the
NJ. E. church will hold a con-
vention here from June 14th to
18th. A large number of dele
gates are expected.
Rev. Father Gumper held
services at st. Francis Hospi-
tai last Friday to celebrate
Corpus Christi. st. Mary's
choir attended and sang the
High Mass followed by pro-
cession with the Blessed Sacra-
ment.
H. L. Shirley has kindly
rendered the use of his cottage
at Battle Lake, to Rev. Rout-
zahn and wife for the month
of July. Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ.
James have been invited by
Rev. and Mrs. Routzahn to ac-
company them on their trip.
Rev. Father Gumper held
services at Foxhome last Thurs
day. Misses Helen Wenner,
Pauline Miksche, Rose Larson,
Ef6e Busko, Blanche Atkins
and Tom Busko and Leslie
Uptegrove, members of the
childrens choir, accompanied
him to sing during the Mass.
Kelley Bros, of Foxhome,
MINI. are erecting a fine large
building on Minnesota Ave-,
between Second and Third
streets, to be used as an imple-
ment building. A large con-
signment of machinery has
been received and more will
soon be added. As this is the
only building of it's kind here
it will prove quite an addition
to the business interests of our
enterprising city.
A Teachers Training School
will convene at Breckenridge,
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-06-06
The WEEKS HAPPENINGS THROUGHOUT The COUNTY

CLEANED FROM ITS FOUR CORNERS OUR ABLE CORPS OF
OUT-OF.TOwN CORRESPONDENTS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-30

ora@t mer0en tdnn.
9as 1T meine Grfab=
ruuo getpefen. 9a&
3tpansiQ =idbriger SOrge
um rteinen Wann, Der
immer aufb6ren lpoGte
uno d t fonnte, ba=
be i'd a%us9efunber, 6aB
Die Srint=8 etpobnbeit
Ii berbauptte in Ga
iter, ionbern elm &etoen
lit uno oaB Der ffarte
Srinter oiet nbtiger
Mebi3tn als @arotnen=
prebi9ten brau9t.
l9ur9 8efoleun9 oieier
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Ras Ieasts asatstsl.

Der Bremen dranat bat Elm Cat
@siu eeitDbIeH. Der 0err 9onbrt9:
ter, bet i'm bestpeseu pernimurt. il
a~6erseiet bdbon = fdoH TN 6tnbltd
Gvf Bite Tdrbe Der Rofe hes Brenne,
Urunal. 4ber Der Grda3I Ieuguet balt
Azb Ieusnst. Obtpobl Inn iiber Der
trtuinnlififden unb inauiitorH9er
8aHisen, bic Der 4err Ganbri9ser an:
Denbs. f6ou gang marin gstporbert III
49,. Geridtsbiener!!4 fdrtit Der &C.
frense ate 9err enbIin. tDie gar niHtI
6elftn NTH, nit ~srimmsgeun Bid
.tst bolen Gle einmaI en- 3uspfla'
Perl" ~SaIt! 9alt!4 ruff ba be-
SransI ansfti&- IS s'ftet' f3on!-
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mtn TrLtener 0te.rma.

.@ie seben beute ns9t ms Wirtbs.
9auss" Rein. 9eute bIeibe td
mai au 4dufe - meine Grau 1T ndm'
It'd ben aarael1 Mbenb nt1t babeim."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-30

ibn furiert.
Siet ien r 3eit babe i'd a~esionen bon Grauen nit
loleler einfa4en 6aus6ebanolune, Die i'd brau6te be-
taint 9euia@t uno fe aud betten eroBartieen Grfotg,
esels BON tbnsn nit ben boifnunesloiefea Srintern.
pas gttttel fam beimli& eeeeben tueroen, 1T ni6t
oansrt ni4t LANCE, bis es tpirft. Sd bin ~fberseugt
oaB es Sbnel belfen miro uno i'd weroe Sbuen germ
aues ueitsre barber Iagen, ipenn sic nit Sbren 8a=
men uho abreie fenoen mo0en. Die metniee il
aran Isaranret 8lnberfpn. 0satIe atne., 1897
1tllbnrn, %. D. genoen Sic tein @elS; i'd babe
ui4ts su p~ertauten.
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Hruef @rnenknanfnntsu

8tttIer: .G6tnten Gle MFR
cine &IeiHistei!, Iitber 0err. benn i9
bin benz Werbungeru nahe.1 LIMB
i'd benz @erburfdtsn -. @Iaubsn sic
mn, bas III nod Elm ptel f9limmersr
Sob
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Anfrfdfffn.

xMorum fpri9t nan thinner nur
bon etner @ieeess5tttn7 = rWenn Du
etnn1al berbeirathet bif. tptrf Du es
bease!fen!"
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THE OWL GROCER COMPANY.
WHOLESALE GROCERY
anmmifions.Gefdaft.

81r tahren aue Nrten nDngrDcertes ,Ge'
treble, Webl, 6uttertofen aIer Grt, 9hb,
ners8eiseu, 8u6errUbr : Sanen, Raftr'
Rprn. beutider 9irIe un6 Gen = in Bn.
a~enIaouugen oher weniger.
Dir erInfen uH1 Gontannttnnen Dos
3anbes.B ru6mcten. Shnene Grle6iauue
ber @eid1nfte.
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Aepnuh1e.

Ot4ter: rDa fdou' NAL. meine
GrGu Bot mid semolt = bas fou sd
fem! Wenn t4 rur tpibtt. tpie Id mid
rSGen tbnHte!"- Sreunb: rOi&h
fe dni@
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

3eutnont: .Mdrum frnb benn
bic artessartitet 70 pi3tie9" q e
trut: .Meil ie Der Solbdt auspeus
big lernen muB!@
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@iutheunup.

49,. Wtnn i6 ni9t ieben Gag etnas
f&ofs. enpfinbe i'd tesne @enuss
tfuMng!" %, tpenn i'd einen Sag
et1nas tbu'. 70 rei4e i'd NIT Der &C.
nasthuuns CUTE bier Wo4en!!"
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&ur.roristisches
der mrnh.

.Strr Rpmmer3isnratb, Der sleust
Sfbor bat Elm 3tpdnsismorttiid &c.
f9ludt!!" u Sc Jpn nod ein'sg'
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Gfss dJsptss6sl.

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bies GlaBaige 1T nittB tDertb,. Sd
MD snetn Sch 5arldI
.HoGs. ni&ts rpertb9A = Dnfe
0brus: .Retnen rotben 6srer!
gefa bem bummeu Ding lam ID tein
Hss&eu better feben ats obne. s-(2ess
mes meeslb.)
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Yer ~alpthblatt- 9teTsrant.

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-. unb In btefem @dranf 1T be
8tateriafenfddft neires Wdnnes:
finftuufenb @ebantenfplttter, apOlfs
buHbert BoueefprGde. breitaufenb Sas
lownihe, fiinfSebnbunbsrt automobiIs
iusb Opportunity. fsAstou}enb 6eirat5s.
xnb Werlobunestpibe unb touIenh 4as
lezaenAufbiat1an!s-8 d: .@oti
AuB lin feIig!1
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@eprhunatua.

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BET eth fsbr mittelmdBiser prebiaer
ifD: ~. Mm beiten gefduen mir Shre
MoHtasspreOisten, 9err poftor!1 =
g O for: Fiber. 9err Baron, Wons
tags prebige i'd ia ME-! 9 8 :
btiktr: .@ben besbalb!"
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Dien # m d B d .Da brinst
Der Sdufter Sbre Stiefel RaDams;
fofsu brei Wdrf!@ = M a b MT:
yDas pabt mir aber serabe f4ledt;
fagen Sie tim. mein WdnH ipdre nidt
gu 5aufe. ober i'd babete serabe ).
speun Ste ober nidt serae lisen tpoly
len, fOnnen Sie's ia aud ausltsen!"
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wpn etmer eptmae sebtHen.

Durh Ulutperaiftune in SuLae ei'
mes Gpinnenbifes bdtte Jobt Waib'
inatuu. BuequenilIe. Teras, ieiu See
ben perlurer, rrdre &c niht hberreoet
tuurben, Bu6len'e Grnica Salbe 81
aebrau@en, bic ign turierte. IS Gts.
bet Nbplpb Dreis unb R. Gobn Il
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0ram
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S1naps
8el6eS2
Bie cine Srau bic Srinffrage In finf @iuu'
ten l6fe. ,Sebe Sraa, bic ernftlid
Nuaterubeit TN Srinftr in ibrer
Gamilie tuiniGt, fam ibreu
@Hni9 lei9t erfdlen,"
Sic iagt:
Sd CLAUDE bas. SD bin iiberseugt, oaB ieben
Maune einStbfdaen BOT S6naps uno Bier beiee=

Sd CLAUDE bas. SD bin iber3eugt, oaB iebem
Wanne ein9lbfden eor Snnops uno Bier BEIGE
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
CHIEF EXECUTIVE TO THE EDITORS.

Most great civilized countries have income tax and an in
heritance In my judgment both should be part OF our
system.
graduated income OF the proper type would be de-
sirable feature OF Federal taxation.
still hope that one may be devised which the Supreme
Court will declare constitutional
In my Judgment the inheritance tax is far better method
Of taxation.
Its far more important for the purpose have in vewhe
purpose of having the swollen fortunes OF the country bear in
proportion to their size constantly increasing burden OF taxation
do not believe that advantage comes either to the country
As whole or TO the individuals nheng the money by permit
ting the transmission in their entirety of such fortunes
as have been accumulated in America
The tax could be made bear heavily upon persons
residing cut of the country than upon those residing within it.
As Lincoln pointed out there are some respects in which
men are obviously not equal but there why there
should not be an equality OF eepcct and of mutual respect
an equality Of rights before the law.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
Those on steamer.

Among those who went on the Chamber
of Commerce special steamer were:
Knott y Harr-r John T. Weaver W g. Holis
rIav e. s. Sc1mid B w. Tn4-rd. Il. g.. stiles.
H Hammond o. 4. Brdr'ul 7. ]. Sidicns
2 Es-7hav. r. r Ssri Walter =. Hilton. Hau
Wardmsn Monroe LHrls T. NJ Tldsn. r. y
Lamb Dwight Anderson. Joseph SrusbUrGer. W.
a.. Hoza William B Crzscy. ". Il. Saunders.
Norman Gait p VI Brown. g. ". ClaEEett NJ.
M Lewis e. N Wa1f Chaplin Brown A II.
Coleman. P. " Erl-ano. T. ? Wo-d. 4. y.
Prince. A. L Sinclair. z. F. Mi1augh, w, p.
shannon. q. a. Lancaster. 4. r LYON. J. 7. Toll
nan ~ s. Wainwright John II Msgr3er. Joseph
Eira1r5arD. i ~ Ford. g. +. BCrry. Charles =.
Sr.Hf1sr Howard Moran n. II. Brtisr F. e
Graham George H. Cooke r. " Heudcr~o1. J
b Hend.rs7n. Thomas r RUrrh. Robert H.
CcarId Thomas J.. Hume. Ed. J. Quinn, c. NJ.
FUlfu B. ?. Jordan. /. Wilknvssl, F. W.
NTrKrrsr. Gerr.a T. Kiri70. W. " ChisweI.
Gerr-e e. SchsFgr = r. Hsrlrirss and friend
s f. Sht6d J. s. shrlf " n. Norman. + W
Rose and son. r. T. Mann. Lester a Barr VI. q
Coptiauf ard sem + ID pCourrr NIr. Nclunery
w. n Bon. r. A. Chester. z l.. johnson u
Nsv.r. s. West r. ~ Bsasur. Chief Justice shcp
Farf D. IT. Daniel Frank 4 Steele. ~. r. Horn
~e U- ! Al- vs. P Dix J C. Wrriru g. r
pr--rre J.. Dst F. e. Cssa-zs. r. ". Lee ". A
Eastsrlat Eli Shsa'2. II A. Kite. Albert SChUl
fias = NJ Ers. Chief Justice IiabJurh Justice
d Wright A. S Trmha !. W. puggc, Johr
Har-u- g. f. Head 81 w. Watson. James 4
CraII a. W GaHl 2 g. Ransom George +
Wsisrr G.. A. Bass. John Quinn. Christian Heurgh
James e. TsT-r- a. J Bsan r Charles 7. Rouse
IT, o. ~-hurrEr- John H. Ruprsrt. g. W r
--srtz-U Ei. r Albert " X. Ellis. James T
/ Oyster. p l. Cocsrcl S T. Thomas. n r Sl0at
. a. ! Bell s. s. himhriT J. ". DUnhar A
Lrc.i IA s sclmid and son. A. Bsldsrs-n. d.
I g.. Ecsftv On1 Raufr O. g.. LiuoOn. Alfred
WgIfu-I z L Weston y. l. Chew. j. r. Boiling
vs. T. Guide Walter Drrv 4 u. Alhert ST.
Ada,rlu7 Guds OIel s. smith. A. /. Strss
burger g. H. b. Tsu Hanna. Charles scI5fs-
Charles II Rarma7. nr Z. A. Pyle. Alexander
Guide u. !. Callahan. james Tanner F. ". Smith
/ Fred g. OC5nuCr 4 g. Burham. W. F. Lemon
Dr. R. e.. Peel DR. J.. Vs. Charpsn, Justice A. ~
Gould. F. Hale Brown.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
PLUMBERS ATTEND PICNIC.
Have Good Time. but None Take
Tools.

Members of Plumbers Union No. >.
had jolly time yesterday on their an
nual outing and excursion to Marshall
Hall To-day viii be another day Of rest
among the plumbers. owing to the fact
that the lockout which was to have be-
come effective yesterday and was post
poned owing to the excursion. will be
brought into full swing among all Of the
members working for the Master Plumb
ers' Association.
At the outing yesterday there was a
fat mans race, the sack race, and other
stunts as numerous as the plumbers
themselves. Nearly every individual
won a race Of some kind, and, in addi-
tion. there was a ball game, and all sorts
of other sports
The steamer Charles Macalester carried
the union men to the resort
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
VIII Of Mrs. Ella T. scbreiper.

The will Of Mrs. Ella F. Schreiner.
dated March :. 1905, was filed for probate
yesterday. To Mary c. Fountain. the
mother of the decedent. is given all the
table silver received by the testatrix as a
wedding present from her family. The re-
maiuder Of the estate IS left 20 her hus-
band. Herman Sehreiner, who is also sp-
pointed executor.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
Harry t. scott seeks Divorce.

a suit for absolute divorce was begun
Yesterday by Harry T. Scott from Alice
E. Scott alleging inhdelity and naming a
correspondent. The couple were married
in ElHcott City. Md. May 16, 1898, md
later removed TO this city. where they
lived together until April last. Attorney
W B. Reilly appears for the petitioner.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
Proud of Ills Ancestry.

Perhaps the very fact that I am half
Southern and half Northern in blood, and
that for many years I was brought into
peculiarly close association with the life
Of the great West makes it natural for
me % feel with intensity tho strong sense
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
DIED

BRACKETT-At Rf--V--i. y. +. m Sunday.
june @ 1907. ELIZABETH BESSIE ROCK
BRACKET. vifo e Gsn. Fred Bracket.
BRANNIGAN-on Monday. jane 10. 1907. FELIX
RRANNIGAN
Funeral services a. ST. Tsuls Ersroral Church.
T,vrrt--rrird street and Washington circle cn
Wednesday. June y. a. Il a. m. Irtrment a,
Arlington.
DARLIVG-On SUNDAY. JUNE g. lo1- a. e.7' p. m
~ he Episcopal Eve Ear and Throat Hospital.
HELEN RRIDENER DARLING, wife q the
late Dr. Henry Darling
Funeral .urirafe on TUESDAY. June Il, az 2ll
p m. from Rock Creek Church.
HEnGES-On Monday June 70. 1917, AGNES
HEDGES wife u the late Thomas Fredsrgk
Hedges. aged seveutrthrce years.
Funeral services at the chapel I'm Glenvood Gene
.cry on Tuesday june u. At p m.
KING-sudd5uly. on SUNDAY. June g. l7--,
CHARLES the beloved son 4 Thomas and the
late Ellen on King
Notice Cf funeral hereafter.
LEISHEAR-On SUNDAY June g. 1917. AZ as p
m. LAURA VIRGINIA. wife q the late Wm.
W LcisheaT.
Funeral win take place from her late residence,
ll0} e. street southwest TUESDAY June H. at q.
Friends respectfully invited % attend In
temont private.
MARNION-On SATURDAY June s. 1877. ~ Wash
ingt0n. d. C.. Medical Director ROBERT A.
NARNlON, United States Navy. beloved hGs-
hsad of BsatIic1 Paul N5-mi00.
Funeral from -. pauis Church. corner Fifteenth
and streets. TUESDAY June H. az l037 a. n.
NELLIGAN-On Monday. June lo 1917. az s:is a
m. ANNIE A. NELLIGAN fnco Burke the
beloved wife # Patrick II. NclliEau
FUrual from hcr late residence "a T street north
west on Thur day. June g. at 9a' =. M thence
20 ST. Martins Church who're high mass VIII
be said fer tEs r-rasa r. her s11- Relatives aud
friends invited r0 attend
SNELLING-un SUNDAY. June o. 1907. a. the
homo RI his mother. Mrs John Oliver Na4U@.
CHARLES H0RNOR SMELLING. aged twenty
years and four Trntls
Iroiu-raticn AZ Lees Funeral private New
Yo-k, New Orleans. and Nc0arS y. j. papers
please eory1
THORNBvRGH-E Entered into r-s' Monday. June
TO- 1907. at $50 o. M. Lieut.. THOMAS Il.
THORNBURGH. beloved husband # Mlrlla
ThCrhurgh
Funeral from late resiiCrc- 81 Rhode Island ave-
uur rcrthcas' "Wednesday. June e. az 2oc,ocs
p. m. Intrm-rt IN Arlington Friends invited
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
PROUD OF The SOUTH
President Tells GeOrgiansHiS
Uncles Fought for 1t,
LIABILITY LAW IS ADVOCATED

Afte- PraiSing Progressive COndi-
tiOn of Georgia, Mr.. Roosevelt
Urges National Measure for Com
pensation 90 the Employees by the
Employers for All Accidents.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
Progrnmme for Day.
TUESDAY. 2P NJ

Gen. John NJ Wilson. L. s. A presiding.
Overture. Namiilian R0bespiErC llrolfI
TbiHnay7 Band
Afdu tv Gen. John ". Wilson. Z. s 4.
Grand selection from "Attils' Verdi Ph'uuey s
Band.
Address of welcome. Hon. j. S.. George Tucker
president n exposition.
Organ solo selected William Wall Wmddit OH
IiaI rrlauist q exposition.
Address ny GGT swanson n Virginia.
The Mll iu the FOREST Phiuuey- Band
Addror7 Hon. Henry b. F. Mac'arisnd. president
ri Beard Of Commissioner District 0f Columbia
Ramiri-oeucgs n Mrudclszohn. Godfrey. concluding
with tle uui-srsally popular Wedding March
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
AUDITORIUM, 3 p. N

sis, Gertrude Rsutcr. soprano; NJ Otto PETER
FruL psuist. Mr. S, 1uev Llogd Wrghts1n, barry
tone, Alr J. Lewis B 0vrs 0rgauist
Organ selection 1lr j. Lewis B-0Tuc Of Atlanta
Ga.
Ia. The Chain o' Ross" fahr. 'b 80 Thou
Sublime Suee. Ererirg Star 'TauuhausSr'. Nag-
u5r Nr. SYDNEY Lloyd Wnghtsau. honorary director
ot music n the sxuost'0n.
aI "Noc'urus" .IjztI; %. Etlds. G MAJOR tRu-
blr=triuI. Afr. otto Pfefek--u.
.sI I'm the DARK T. the Dew Whitnay- COMBS,
b "Rese Of Ms Heart" Keith Miss Gertrude
Reuter-. q Washington. ID G..
Organ selection. Nr. 7 Lewis Browne
Prologue from III Psrlisesi" 'Le7rc4vais', Mr.
sydney LLOYD Wriglf-1u.
Ia "Ysl=r IvrqHe' OBJ p; 't. "A Little Iradle
Song" .Pfrferk.ru0. feel "P1'araise" cp So List,
Nr OTTO Pfsfe-k-u.
.s| "Aca Iieb. i-h mrss md 70'iairn 'Strarss'
h "Thy Beaminr Eyes MscD0welL
grza- selection Mr. !. Lewis Browne.
Duet Passage R1js Farewell IHIdach'. Miss
Ear.-Hr and Nr Wrcht51u.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
INCOME TAXFAYORED
Roosevelt Also Advocates In
heritance Law.
SEEKS TO LIMIT FORTUNES

In Address 10 Editors. President
Points Out Need for Laws Such as
Arc Found In England, Germany,
and France-Wnterwnys Suggested
TO Prevent Freight Congestion.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
SPECIAL NOTICES,

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the First Cooperative
Building Association viii be held on
TUESDAY, June IT, ~ l-3o ?. m at Co
operative Bldg. 1925 Wisconsin ave A 3.
JACKSON President. J. BARTON NIL
LER. Secretary.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11

since have been President I have
visited every State and Territory
within the borders of the Union, save
such aS can only be Reached by sea.
have spoken at county fairs, to
colleges, to commercial and business
organizations, to associations of pre-
fessIOnal men, Ia labor organizations,
10 men Of every creed and parent
age.
In the fundamentals, ! have found
American citizens 20 he just about
the same everywhere.
president ROOSEVELT.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT.

Norfolk. Va, June 1o-Speaklng AT the
Georgia Day celebration at the James
town Exposition, President Roosevelt pro-
posed practically the abolition Of the laws
concerning contributory negligence, and
urged that a limited and definite com
pensatlon be given 90 employees by en-
ployers for an accidents.
He spoke Of the extreme unwisdom Of
the railway companies in fighting the
constitutionality Of the national en-
pIoyers' liability law" He again dwelt
on the necessity Of having navy ready
for any emergency.
The ceremonies were opened with prayer
by Cardinal Gibbons. after which Presi-
dent Mitchell. Of the Georgia State com
mission. introduced the President. He
caught the crowd az the opening Of his
speech By reference to his Georgia an
cest0rg. and when he told them that two
Of bis uucIes served In the Confederate
cause a mighty shout arose from the
thr1ng
But" he said. departing from his set
speech now don't forget that If I had
been old enough I would have been on
the other side, and tell you I would
have tried 20 have shown myself worthy
Of them by the way I would have
fought"
Again there was a cheer. even louder
than the first
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Favors Income Tax.

"Now as 10 the matter Of taxation. Most
great civilized countries have an income
tax and an inheritance tax. In my judg-
ment both should be part of our system
Of Federal taxation. I speak difidently
about the income tax. because one scheme
for an income tax was declared uncon-
stitutional b. the Supreme Court by a
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and then be escorted by the secretary of
the exposition company and a committee
from the board of directors 70 the Inside
Inn.
Open with Reception.
The exercises will open at II o'clock
with a public reception at the United
States Government Army and Navy Build
ing Here the commissioners and presi-
dents Of Washington's board Of Trade
and Chamber Of Commerce will head the
receiving line. and several addresses and
programme Of music VIII be delivered.
After luncheon the formal exercises Of
the day will be conducted. Brig. Gen.
John N. Wilson. L. S A. presiding. In
the evening the visitors viii be the din
ner guests Of the Norfolk Board Of Trade
and Business Mems Association, after
which the naval fleet will be Illuminated
for their benefit and their steamer for
Washington viii sail around the war
ships
Programme for Day.
The following is the full programme Of
exercises:
Il O'CLOCK
Public reception in Army and Navy Building by
Hon. Henry h. r. Aiacfarisnd Hon Henry l..
WcE Capt J. J. Morrow Commissioners uf the
District n Columbia. Gen. J J.hn ". Wilson, {. ;
A., PRECEDENT Washington Board # Trade Col X,
y Harper, president Washington Chamber q Com
mOcr
Phinncy'S United States Band Frederick Phinney
conductor, g. n Cook. assistant conductor.
Merry Wives ~ Windsor. NicolaL
lntemezzo, Loves Dream After the Bal,
Czihka.
Xylorhone solo selected Mr. Ludvig
Selection from the comic opera. "Tns Mikado,
SuIlfvau
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KING-Srdl-uly. on Sunday. June G. r-,
CHARLES. the beloved son 4 Thomas and the
late Ellen on kIrr.
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