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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-19
Sci eincm samfett in @aibinstun

Sci einem ganfett in 8aibinston
fol- @rGiibent 3poiepelt einiseu Siz
nan6gr6ben. barunter S. g. Oforsan
nnD 8. $. 9foeers, brett ing 0es
iibt erfldrt baben:
.@enm Sic, meine 6crren, ni6t ges
tpiqigt iiro, lid oem gerfnbren Der
c%onieroat;nen @oIfsflaiie 5u flsen,
lucIdc bereit lit, Sen 8ei6en unb ben
4rmen eleiden Shub 5u %eeipGbrer,
iuiQ i6 Sbnen jet iageu, haB Sic,
iueitu sic Ourd Sbre Sbitruts
tioneu ab9etban 6aben. etnem &olfe.
fpeld1es glnubt, baB es ieiner Hed)tc
beralbt fpurbe, unb eiuein Yaob ge9ens
ii6er iebeu tperben, ipelfer niht Die
aerin9ite A9tltng Dor Neihtbum bat.
sic bnben Die @ahl."
llnre6t bat Der 2anSesbatcr 9efpib
nid,t II. bic 6erren Captains of Sn@
DuitrD" iolcn ii6's genal merten uno
bel 3eitcn. 8enn Die q | bd + / It o.
fratie nit benz @eiipiele Der &C.
iesesloii9teit. B. +. ber 4nnr6ie.
borgeber, barn biirfen lie lid
nidt %tpunoern, tpenn bns Golf es
liner getreuIid na6waft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-19
SSn elmer gtnSeige in einem bieiisen

Sn elmer @nseise in einem bieiigen
Saeeblntte perfiinbete Der prote1tans
tide Yrebiser Der griten gonsresa@
tionaIiiten : Stride, bab er iiber bas
ELENA Ser Saloon, Der srobte Seinb
bes Irbeiters", prebisen tperoe. CT
mahte bann in bieier In5etse Die fol>
eenbe 8ere9nuns. CT bebauptet. bab
er einen Grbeiter femme, tpel6er in
elmer @o6e pie folet setrunfen babe:
Iontas Worsens einen S6naps, 10
Gents; Iontas Wittae, 5tpei Bier. 10
Gents; Wontas Ibenb, brei Bier, 10
Gents; Woutae Ibenb. brei Greats"
fir Srei. 80 Gents; Sienstag (Seier>
tag. Is 9las Bier, rs Gents; Witt>
ipo6. basielbe tpie Iontags. 40 Cts;
Sonnerstas, 5tpei Sdndpie unb brei
Bier. As Gents; Sreitas, bier gier,
20 Gents; Samstas Ibenb, sriinbli6
berauiht, $3.50. Waht 5uiammen
fir seiitiee @etrdnfe 1878 fir bieie
8o6e. Damn rednet Der Serr Yres
bigger. bab Der Mann, I'M ben es iif)
banbelt, mif elmer 8oblenre6nuns
$500 be5ahIte; benz Saloonfeeper
idulbet er % Gents; fir Groceries
ihulbet er $500; fir Sleiif 1925
unb fir Mietbe $500. Mit Sem,
mas er pertrunfen bat, finbet Iih Io>
nit cine Summe bon $13.25 guiana
men. Ser Yrebieer erfldrt nun. Der
Wann babe elm @o6engebalt bon
$3.50 unb erbdlt bann Die Sbatiafe.
bab Der Wann in Der ISOLDE fir
1913 S6ulben 9emnft bat. Natiir>
lih tdnn man auf bieie 8eiie re6nen.
bab elm Wann ein 9um,p lit unb ben
gefpeis brineen, baB Der Saloon BEG
Seniels re6te Sano lit. Sber Oh Elm
FOLDER Mam nift audi Elm &ump
tpGre, tpcnn fem Salopn b%eit1nbe, bas
lit cine anbere Sraee. Nls &rsument,
baB Der Saloon an ALIEN llngliide
Sfulb 1T, 1T ia 10 cine aus Der 2uft
gegriffenc He6nuug re6t paienb.
-
&ir balten es aber bod nod lieber
nit Der tatbolifhen Inihau@
un9, baB Der Saloon, tpie 10 nandes
Inbere, Die q 6 IT. 8eIegens
beit CUR Siinbe iperben fam nno
bann 9emieben iperben mub. Gbcr
lif einen tbeoretii6en Sail 5ureht
leqen nttb bann baraits Den Saloon
gum 4Ierneltstenfel MAIDEN, it eben
ebrli6c Irgumen NJ
tatipnsneie e. gSir fonnen
alid eiiien proteitantiiden Srebiger
a~lstpdblen unb linn dllerlei 5peifel@
bate uno idlehte @i9enihoften beis
Iegen, unb Damn nit 9ieiem bepeiieu,
baB allie proteitantiiAen Taitore
S6euiale iinb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-19
(Spe5ieG fir bicie 3eittng. J
$1S1,O99, 962. 80.

@ildof =. OlcSaul bon Srenton.
g. S., Der befannte Sreunb Der Spbes
ration fatboliIher @ereine bon 9lnue>
rita bat eincn 6irtenbriei ii6er ~9te
6riitIihe S1ule" erlaiien. Sas
9unoi6reiben lit elm ~piiroiges, ipertbz
bules document IN oieier 10 ipihti9en
Nneeleeenbeit. Inter Gnberem fius
Den mir borin iol9enbe 3ablen iiber
rbie Or5ke Der llnseredJtisfeit Der
opppelten Seiteuernng amerifaniiher
aatbulifen in Der S6ulirase", tpie es
Der 8ii6oi ridtig nennt:
.@em6b Dem 9eri6te bes @ers
einigteu Stanten committeeman OF
EDUCATION belu6ten, pdbrenb bes
Sabres Sas nit benz 80. Sum- 1904
enoete, 1~1,31S,256 &inSer Die offents
lihen S6ulen. Sic Snr6s
dnittsfo It en- fir eilen S6iis
Ter, aui bieier 8abl ale 9aiis be-
re6net. $24.14. Sir gaupldbe,
DISQUALIFICATION, puroen i'm Surhs
I6nitt $4.37 permisgabt. 10 bab Der
ein3elne G6iiler ms $19.77 in ben
Oentli6en & dulen oeS
GtdoteS %foitete. SD babe md Den
StatiItifen Der Hereinafter Stnnten
berednet, bab Die Surfi6nittss
Summe, peldje in ben Dffentliden
Sdulen bermisgdbt mirb. I'M @es
bGrloe., 2ebrfrdfte etc. fir I Sinh
81 itcGen ii6 nuf $4,000 belduft.
Sn ben Yfarridulen Der + o.
lifeu befinoen lid 1.066.207 Shiis
Ter. Sails Nun Die 8ereinisten Staas
ten gcStpungen ipdren fir jeben Sdiis
Ter $19.777 5u be5ablen 10 miiBten
Die 8iiraer idbrlicb ipeitere $21,07S.s
912.39 pernussnben. Sicies iparen
mir Satbplifcn aliu benz Staate. 9as
al tommt nod bds griparniB bon
$4,000 per S@iiler. b. b. $780,
981 10000. 9as madjt 5uiammen
S181,009,962. SO, weldbe has fatbus
liide SGnlipitem benz Sanbe eripart.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-19
Dir katbnltfdJe 31reGr
framkreta,'s.

&atbolifHe 3eitungen gi6t es in Der
Weltltoot YdriS i'm @runoe mn brei:
nGroig". vltnibers" unb ,@erite
Y~raneaiie". 9ie fatboliiGen Srgone
tn Den banptid6liditen 0ropin3ens
itdoten iino meift Mbleser bon 8eis
tungs : Ieenturen (ber .groir" Iinb
ben beri9iebenen .Ropeuiftes"5; bos
erite oerielben lit Der ,NobeniSte be
Gbon". Der Barrier ~rl1nipers", Ser
bod ifon iiber iieben SabrBebnte be.
itebt, 5dblt tpie ms aus Yaris Bee
itimmt periiGert fpiro, iaae uno
i6reibe 5000 (lr Mbonnenten. ltnS
bod eibt es In Varis gldtter NIT
100000 (.gho be Baris" unb
.2ibre parole"), 100000 (.Yea.
TIM. $4,000 GSournal"), $780,
600 (YYetit Soirnal"), ia bon III
Wiqion a~bonnenten (.Vetit Taris
iien"). Sieie Geseniiberitelrins aaein
ifon fpri6t gdnbe; iie Seiet, tpelf'
i6pere Climber Die aatboliten brrh
Die 8ernadldfiisnne Der fatbolii6en
Yreie beganeen baben, Sinben. Die
iih beute IN bitteriter @eiie rGhen
unb oas gauge glenb erfldren, in neIs
6em bic fatbolii6e 8etpesins unb Die
fatboliibe Safe in Sranfreif nid,t
oafiir foreen, bab auf benz @ebiete Der
tatbolii6e 1reiie unb Der fatboliifen
Organization etne entiHeibenbe @ens
onng eintritt, fonnsn bic Sreunbe Ser
fatbolti6en Sade in Sranfrei6 nod
lange ienf5en unb Hagen, Der StanS
Der 9inse tpirb bamit niht I'm Saas
reshrsife elmo hspsrs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-19
Stnls ,urht hns Bnmner fir
l1ahr1rit, Grrtlrit nnh lsrdJt
nmf. nrm Cfntrrntstlarm

as fpar cine beige S6ln6t, aber
fH, es par elm l6Dner Sag, Der
w oenfpiirbi9e %. Sanuar 1907.
gs mar Der Gag. an neldem
bas Centrum in ben @runb unb 500
Den seitampit peroen iolte. ia ielbit
Die 8egierune, Die ii6 ionit neutral
berbdlt. bate Die Siibrung u~nierer
@e9uer ii6ernommen, aber baS Gens
trim lit iiegreid aus bieiem uneleiden
Sample berporsegansen! = Siel
Seinb. piel g6re, iatpo6l. mir beans
Ipruhen aber and Die @6re. bab Gle
@entrumspdrtei Bic ein5iae
Yartei lit. mel6e inn Sample nit
Der Heeierung einen tugeIfi6es
San5er trGgt! Sieie Yartei
bat life &uraeln ticf I'M |olf. bas
bot lid 10 re6t bel bieier g8abl
se6ei9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-19
Ctmas iiber prohibition.

CUR aenn5ei6nuns Der Yrobibition
in ibrem llritaate Naine tbeilt Der
Brobibitionsfori6er Mar Sonig fols
eenoes nit: SIM Staate Waine itebt
bobe @elbs unb 9efdnenibftrafe ollf
Den @erfauf bon Bier, 8ein ltno
S6naps. llnb bod bat Uncle Gnm
in Der nerbdltuibmdbi9 fIeinen Gtoot
Yortlanb 161 S6anfs 9icen5en bers
fauft-obne bon ben nSpeaf gaiies~
gu reben, bic niht eiumal cine Ne,
~eierrngss 9icen8, %erlaneen. Wan iiebt
oa mebr 8etrunfene, als in @nlti<
mcreI Sberri1ter Beters bon Dem
Sberserihtsbofe in Maine iaste bars
iiber: .Sn meiner Sugeno tparen bic
8eipobner bes Staates Maine eottess
fiirhtiee. eeiesliebenoe 9iireer; Die
Rrobibition mahte eine @aiIe bon
Meineibisen aus ibnenl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-19
Gimrr Der atfamhel FdJaffem
mill.

@emGb ben @erfi9unsen bes bodj-
tp'iten gr3biidofs Moeller bon Gins
einnati pnrbe pom ,eriten Sonntag III
Der Saiten5eit an, i'm sau5en er5biz
i6ofliden SprenseI bic airdenmuiit
nod ben 8orihriften bes rIotu BRO,
prio" u~mgeitultet. 1emsemaf biir.
fen Sranen nift msbr i'm Gbure iin-
gen, nod mirb BITE Crsel tuabrenb Der
III. Gaitenseit geipielt iuerben. 8o es
einem Yfarrer mmogli6 1T. bieieu
@ori6riften naf3ufomrnen. mub er
beim gr5bii6ofe Inn 9ispeus nafs
Iudben. = 8iirbe ma in allen Sio,
seIen bes 2anbes in berfeIben
SO elf berfabren nnb alent,
bdlben, bon Sben b. NIT
Dem gnten 8eiipteI bors
geben, 10 tpiirbe in Babe ben erns
ten unb serehten @abmnsen bcs
Sl. 0aters @enii9e setban unb Der
e6te 6riitlihe @eiit aud in Den
&frfen geforoert iperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-19

~geientten 90pfen unb NIT 8lamase
beoedt, iino tie pieber bel Iuttern 5u
Sauie aneelangt, mo lie lid iebt NIT
Wfuie Der Setradtun9 bingeben fons
men. bab man baS 6 Centrum ni6t
NIT YbraIen ober nit unlanteren
S6einmdnopern biniuegfeeeu fam.
f+++
Sm 8~egentbeil. fraftboIIer
e ut eS iiegreid ans ben
Sauptipablen Encouragement. 3 10 e il
unoneun5ig Ronoate err
oberte es ii6 I'M eriten Inlauf, unb
lit nit bieier 3nbl i6on jest iuieber
Die aus6Iaggebenbe q a r.
i'm fommenoen Heidstagl 3us
Dem fommt bas Centrum nod in 33
StiGipablen, bon benen ms IL ihon
3iemli6 bes nationalen .9lods" ipeit
in ben S6ntten 9%eitelt. 0epGblt
iino oa Al Gonierpatipe. 10 Nei9ss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-19
bic SentId. slmerifaner Iii

Bic ScntidDs 4merifaner unb Die
SriIbs Gmerifaner baben in Netp 9ort
Durf bic grecutibs NusI6iiiie bes
9eutids Amerifanii6en 8unDes nnb
bes ,glncient Orper OF Si6ernians"
tbreu ginflub in iol9enber SinIi6t
geltenb 5u mndeu 9eiu6t. Sic err
fldren ii6 9eeen ieoes 8iinSnib Der
Gegieruns Der S~creini9teu Staateu
nit ireenb elmer fremoen IaGt unb
opponiren Den GrlaB bon 8eiesen Ieis
tens Der @unbess ODER elmer Staatss
Ne9icrun9 our @ertiir5ung Der perions
lideu 6reibeit Der Siir9er. Iu6
iinO lie 9egen ieoc @eIHrdnfung Der
GintuonSerung aeiunber RerIouen aug
europa nit arsnabme bon iiberfiibrz
ten &er6rcdern, Indrhiiten unb 2eu>
ten bon unmornlildem G~barufter.
SuS iinb 9eipiB anertennenspert6e
9eitrebun9en llnO wenu man IN Der
g9abl Der SerilbrIngspuntte 10 gliids
lid bleibt, fam man 5u Dem .@es
trennt mari6ieren uno pereint i6las
gen" 8roeramm Der 9eitihs SriIdeu
&eritGnbiguHg rur 9rntuliren. Den
Gdpnn5 Oes britii6en 20pen icneu
Tic nrr tiidtig 5luiden. gs beipabri
Sntel Gam Dor 9umntbeiten unb es
madt ms gScuti6s Srldnpern" re6i
bicl Gergnii9en. 4lio mn man brupp
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-19
am 4olitet- 8mream.

Gin 8irtb (aufeere9t eintreteno) /:
.Serr Gommiiidr. mein Ha6bur, Der
Siibler Sobelmann. bat MIDI i6tper
beleioigt, er iagte, i) iou' linn ben
8udel binaufiteigenl"
Gomaniiidr (beidnftieenb) .0as
lit feline @eleibisuns. sic braIden
es bod nidt gu tbunl"
ald9er: so, bas lit feline 8elei,
bi9un9? Damn iteigen Gle mir audi
ben Sudel binauf. Gbieul"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-19

Die uslmerifa" nennt ben Iatio>
nalen gonsreS Der Riitter: .Sene
erobe Organization bon ebrbaren,
tpoblmeinenbeu Sunsfrauen unb bon
Srauen, bic Wiitter fem fonnten,
tpern iie in ibrer ie~Ibitloien Siiriorse
fir onbere Sraueu, Die tpirfli9 Iiit>
fer iinb. unb fir beren &inoer, Die
3eit fanben. ielbit &inber gu baben
unb gar 5u er5ieben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-19

Gin Slid it's, bab bod ni6t ale
@bilantropben III uuierm 9eieeueten
2nnoe q la Sobn 9. &odefeIer iino.
Gem ~nationalen gr5iebmgsratbe
furScr 9anS $50. 900 su i6enten.
fdnu nidt Sober, unb es fommt audi
nidt nile Gage Dor. Cine Spenbe bon
Sunberttnuienoen fir Soipitdler ges
fdiebt i6on 0fters; bios nit benz
.feinen" llnteridieoe - unb ben bait
@odefeIler audi ein - oab nan I a.
tboIii6e 9ebrs uub 8obltb6tiss
feits : @nitalten ieuorirt. llnb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-19
(Spe3ials Gorreiponben5 aus
Seuti9lanb.)
gom LII

llnb ipie baben iid Die 8e9ieruns
uno nit ibr ale .resierunss sfreunos
Hnrteien bemiibt. ben Genz
trumstburm um8uitir5eu! Ran pers
idmdbte es ieIbit nift, ben alien
Grid" nieber an5utpenoen uub uns
Iiberale &otboliten, Die an ibrem fas
tbolii6en Saufi6ein setpiB nift i6ulo
iino. ais @ nit e + por3ufiibren. @es
rabe pie Dor 3tpan5ig Sabren Die
j.. SeptenatSs 8atbolifen". 10 iparen eS
bieies Wial Die nod mebr pomabiiiers
ten ~NationalIatbolifen" ober aud
. Sernburgs &dtbolifen" genannt, Die
man ms auf ben Sals i6idte, allein
Die %3iebesmiib' mar perge6ens. Wit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-19

size StarsS paneleb 9anner", baS
betannte patriotii6e 2ieb lit ieet offis
5iea als bic Nationols Sbmne Der @ers
einieten Stnaten anerfannt porben
unb tpirb uuf @erfiieuns Der &esies
rune BIN nit Dem militdriihen Salut
besriiBt tperben. 10 oft Die Sbmne bel
offiaielen @elesenbeiten geipielt pber
seiuneen tpirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-19
aatDolii6er air6cnsaalenser.

Der hentide Gpniul, Sr. 8eber
bon Chicago. ST.. 1T bon ieiner @e>
sierune gum General . Goniul erboz
ben porben. Sieies felt bas
beutibe goniuIat ielbit auf bieielbe
Stufe tpie bas Stem Yorfer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-19

(Spe8ial6rief aus @aibinstcn.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-20
JAps ARE wRoTH.
Think San Franctsco People VIII In-
 suit their Countrymen.

Think San Franctsco People Will In-
 suit their Countrymen.
 Tokio, Feb, 19.-IThe official text sof President Roosevelts amendment of the exclusion bill has ben pup lished.
 As expected it has created the strongest dissatisfaction among the in terested parties although the move ments of procedure have not yet as- sumed a definite shape
 The Japanese residents Of the Flaw allan Islands have telegraphed Pres ident Roosevelt and the Hawaiian re- presentatives in the House indicating the seriousness of the Injury which will be caused to their rights and in- tercsts by this Legislation. The load CTS of opinion here are aware. how ever. that under the circumstances the only alternative is to calmly resign themselves to the situation. hoping that the government can arrange with the American authorities to reduce the sacrifice in the interest of Japan ese emigrants to a minimum.
 They regret the new law. lest the San francisco people, glorying in their success, should assume an over bearing attitude
 News of this kind would only tend to injure their susceptibilities which President Roosevelt has been special 1y careful Co avoid.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-20
FOR ALABAMA JUDGE
CLAYTON BILL IS PASSED BY sEN-
 ATE.
Believed PreHldent Roosevelt Will Ap- prove the Measure-Hund1ey May Ask for the Good
 Onlce.

Washington. Feb. 9.-(Speclal. )-- The Senate tonight passed the bill of Representative Clayton which went through the House last week provid- ing for an additional United States Judge in Alabama.
 There was no roll cali on the pas sage of the bill, and 1t was promptly disposed of.
 The Senate had a night session for the consideration of bills that would not provoke discussion and this was ono of them. It is generally believed the President will sign the measure and then there comes the question of selecting the new judge. Lots of names are being mentioned in connection with the position.
 Some people assert that inasmuch as Mir Hundley of Huntsville has practf- cally been turned down for the Dis trict Attorneyship. his friends will in- sist that he ought to be appointed Judge, but on the other hand it is claimed that tho President is more in- clined to appoint a Democrat and there is no telling where the lightning will strike. Alfred j. stofer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-20
WILLIAMS ON TARIFF
MINORITY LEADER WRITES TO
 GOVERNOR GUILD.
MississlDpi Congressman Sees Little Hope for Revision by the Re- pubIicans--Present Law
 Should be Maximum.

Washington, Feb. 19.-Representa- tive John Sharp Williams of Mississip- pi. the minority leader in the House, to- day addressed a letter to Governor Curtis Guild. Jr., of Massachusetts, ac- knowledging the receipt off copy of the petition addressed to the President and Congress in regard to the tariff revision together with Governor Guilds letter of transmittal.
 MT. Williams declared that the doc urine of a maximum and minimum tar fir Is not a new one to him. but he declares that he does not favor the proposal of Senator Lodge. Speaker Cannon and Representatives Dalzell and McLeary, to make the present tariff the minimum schedules with q maxi mum rate to serve the purpose of re- taliation only. The minority leader suggests to Governor Guild that the people might as well look to a bald headed barber for an effective hair re- storer as to the Republican Party for a revision of the tariff.
 He continued: My own idea Is to make the present law the maximum tariff and to make revised tariff the minimum giving by law the minimum tariff to all such countries as do now or shall hereafter admit to their mar kets free of duty. the products of our farms, forests and mines and also to such countries as do now or shall here- after admit all of our goods to their markets at their minimum tariff rates.
 'In other words, I am in favor of maximum and minimum tariff as a means towards reciprocal trade relations and not in favor of two maximum tar iffs, the higher of the two to serve the purpose of retaliation only."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-20
TALKSOfEXCHANGES
HARvIE JORDAN DEFINES POSI-
 TI0N ON SPECULATION.
President of Cotton Association Says Fight ia MRde on Practices That Bear Down on the
 south

New Orleans. Feb. fs--TIarvie Jordan, President of the Southern Cotton As- aociation. made the fAilowIng atatemsns tonight concerning ccfton exchanges:
 First, want it distinctly under stood that we are not fighting cotton exchanges as exchanges, but we are fighting all practices and conditions that are not fair and jusr to the best interests of our Commonwealth. The New York exchange contract comes within the scope of our fight. and we are going to keep on fighting that con- tract until 1t is changed 70 natural grade differences such as New Orleans and Liverpool employ or until we have put an end to the New York exchange.
 There are some phases of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange that we think may be changed for the better. but the New Orleans Exchange has evidenced every desire to meet us half way"
 MT. Jordan said that acting on an invitation of the New Orleans Ex- change there will probably be confer ence here soon to discuss New Orleans future contracts rules In detail to bring defects to light.
 ''Under existing methods the hedg- ing of forward ,sales and the selling of futures against actual spot cotton arc not only helpful but necessary ad- juucts to the cotton business. But the South must get rid of the bucket shop and bucket shop practices"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-20
A CRISIS IN rUBA.
senOr Carm0t Calls Extraordinary ses-
 sion of Convection.


 sion of Convection.
 Havana Feb. 19--A crisis as result of the recent discussions between ri- val factions in the Liberal Party led by Alfredo Zayas and Jose Miguel Gomez Is indicated by the action of Senor Car not, Vice President of the National Lf- beral Assembly in directing the Sec retary of the National Convention to summon that body In extraordinary session.
 This step is taken in compliance with a petition signed by twelve delegates to the convention, all of whom are fol- lowers of Jose Miguel Gomez Senor Carnot also is an ardent partisan of Senor Gomez and his convVcation of the convention follows a futile at tempt to get Senor Zayas to do so.
 General Freyre Andrade arrived here yesterday from Washington and New York. While in Washington he had an interview with President Roosevelt and he now says he then obtained the im- pression that Mr. Roosevelt would dee fer the re-estabisthment of the Cuban Republic until the island had been placed in the control of conservatives. General Andrade predicted also that Washington would soon inangurate a stronger policy in Cuba to be proceed cd by the recall of Governor Magoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-20

day and although no positive agreement has been reached MT. Watson said that 1t now seems likely that the Littauer bill will be sesSjdered on the floor. In case the subsidy measure Is taken up by the House 1t will probably be under a rule limiting the debate to two even mgs and the bill will be subject to amendment.
 After the postoffice appropriation bill which the House will probably dispose of tomorrow tho measure limiting the hours of railway employees to sixteen hours will be taken up at the day ses- sions of the House. The sundry civil bill will then be brought forward and as there has been a general refusal to grant ship subsidy at any time, dur ing the remaining days of the session its friends asked for consideration at night. They seem now to be about to win their point. although the general impression is that the subsidy bill Will be bitterly attacked on the floor and amended in many ways if not defeated entirely.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-20
OLIVER SEES PRESIDENT
Canal Contractor and Associates Hold
 Conference

Conference
 Washington Feb. 19.-The president told a number of the contractors who are associated with w. J. Oliver in his bid for the construction of the Panama canal that a decision in the matter would be reached before the first of March.
 What will probably be the final con- ference preliminary to the decision was held with a number of contractors associated with Mir. Oliver today. Sec retary Taft said that no conclusion had been reached today.
 Those at the conference included, in addition to the president, Secretary Taft, Chairman Shonts and Counsel of the Isthmian Canal Commission Rogers and the following contractors and others associated with Mir. Oliver: P. F. Walsh of Davenport; P. J. Brennan of this city; Robert Russell of Lynchburg; R. A. Chester Of me Commercial National Bank of this city and l.. C.. Gunter of Knoxville.
 All of them were questioned by the president and his advisers as to their experience and as to other quaIifica- tfons to do the work which they con tract to do. All the contractors asso- ciated with Mr. Oliver have now been interviewed by the president except the dredge men. It has not been de- termined whether or not they will be asked to come to Washington.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-20
TO AID YOUNG GIRLS.
Cincinnati Millionaire Moved by Testi-
 ruony in Thav Case.

OlncAmmUNt MHIhBmahEG HhUsNu ~s
 mony in Thaw Case.
 Cincinnati, Feb. 19.--As a memorial 10 his daughter. Charlotte, who was Killed in an automobile accident in Southern France last summer, ]. G. Schmidlapp. widely known Cincinnati banker and millionaire, today announced the estab- lishment of trust of $25e,o00, tho in- terest of which is to be devoted to the benefit of young women.
 This makes total of half million dollars given by Mir. Schmidlapp recent ly in memory of his wife and two daughters, all of whom at different times, met accidental deaths.
 The income is to be used for the ben- eft of young women in "caring for them in disease, in constraint, or in educa- ton" Part of the income is to be re- served until the total reaches $2,00o,o0o and the trust deed reserves the right to add to the principal or income at any time.
 Friends of MT. Schmidlapp say that the trust was decided on by him after a recent visit to New York and after learning of the testimony in the Thaw murder trial.