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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-11-14
CONDENSED NEWS
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OF THE ENTIRE WEEK
FRIDAY,

FRIDAY, November 8, 1908.
Buoyant feeling among manufactur-
ers gaining ground rapidly; additional
news of increased activity from vari-
GUS points.
Steamer H. M. Whitney sunk in East
river, New York,
Incomplete official canvass in Mary
land indicates that states vote will
be split, seven for Bryan, one for Taft;
Republican leading in count in Mlssou-
ri.
Several injured in head-on train col
lislon at Lowell Junction, Mass.
Mr.. Bryan in a statement says that
while present majority is decisive, he
cannot regard the defeat as a person
al one and that he yet believes princi-
pies of Democratic platform will be
accepted by the people.
Wilbur Wright, the aeronaut, hon
ored at a great banquet in Paris
With every district accounted for,
Republicans have 216 members and
Democrats 175 in next national house.
Scout cruiser Chester given first Of
three Standardization tests off Rock
land, Me.
Admiral Pillsbury in navigation bu-
reau report strongly recommends nav
al bases in insular possessions of eth
er hemisphere,
Senator Elkins will insist on royal
marriage between daughter and duke
of the Abruzzi or none at ALL
Second squadron of U. s. feet
leaves Annoy for Philippines.
u. s. nghtship flotilla arrives safely
at Montevideo.
Bulgaria attributes to Turkey delay
in Balkan settlement.
Germany agrees to arbitration with
France over Morocco incident.
Body of Ex-President Palma'of Cuba
to be given national funeral by order
of Governor Magoon.
Continuation of the Standard oil
hearing in New York.
Coinage of gold pieces designed on
plan suggested by Bostonian begins
today.
Finance commission reports on the
new B. & M. R. r. board Of directors.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-11-14

THURSDAY, November 12, 1908.
Prof. Richard g. Maclaurin elected
president Of the Massachusetts Insti-
tute of Technology.
Chicago detective thinks Mrs. Reed,
who attempted to extort money from
Mrs. Phipps is the Mrs. Brown" he
held up in Chicago and from whom he
recovered $4,000 worth of bonds.
Body Of Prof Andree, Arctic explor-
er, who sought to reach the North Pole
in a balloon III years ago, said to
have been found ~ Labrador.
Harvey W. Watterson, son of Henry
Watterson, killed by 110-foot fall from
window of his New York Office.
Dinner by President Tuesday to
some labor leaders declared unofficial.
Meyer or Burton of Ohio regarded as
possible secretary of state under new
administration.
Meeting of the national grange, Pa
irons of Husbandry, in Washington.
Fifteen hundred boys to take part in
relay run from New York city to
Washington.
Dedication of monuments erected by
Massachusetts and Rhode Island in
southern cemeteries.
Democrats on the ways and means
committee for increase of rate on
barytes, while Republicans oppose pro-
tective rate, the curious situation de-
veloped at the tariff hearing.
w, B. and Edward Ridgely forced out
of Kansas City bank by social war in
which their wives are accused of snub-
bing Kansas City women.
Funeral of Ex-senator Carmack al
Columbia; Tenn.
Defence. in Lamphere trial will Offer
evidence that Mrs. Guinness had Sc
cret room where she committed her
/ murders.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-11-14
SATURDAY.
November z, 1908

Finance commission recommends
that Chelsea, Winthrop and Revere,
Mass, be compelled by legislation to
bear their proportionate parts of ex-
penses of Suffolk county.
Vice-President Brown Of N. Y. Cen
tral says railroads have released
S24O, 200, 900 orders since Taft's cleo
ton; estimate 65O,OOO more men will
get employment.
Elmer H. Spaulding, superintendent
of signals of Boston G. Maine railroad,
killed by train.
Oficial canvass in Maryland gives
Taft another election, raising his ap
parent total to 321; Republicans lead
of about 1000 in Missouri so far main
tanned. .~. -
Fate of Bond government in New
foundland hangs in balance.
U. s. circuit court enjoins inter
state commission from enforcing dis
eliminating Mississippi-Missouri riv-
er rate.
Gunboat Scorpion becomes dispatch
boat of Ambassador Leishman.
Presidents friends have little
ground on which to revive talk OF
New York senatorship for him.
Fowler's campaign for speakership
of the house not likely to unite the
admitted discomfort.
President Gompers starts for Den
yer convention of A. F. of l.. prepared
to meet expected criticism Of his re-
cent political course.
Taft goes to Hot Springs, Va, for
rest until Thanksgiving Loeb, 1t is
said may be secretary Of the navy, If
he so desires.
New York lawyer gives $12,O22,15
and his overcoat for six pancakes.
Sister fails to produce Bailey boy,
alleged to have been kidnapped from
Windham, NJ H.
Chicago man dies after II drinks
taken on a bet he could take 10
drinks of whiskey without a pause.
Methodist foreign mission commit
tee appropriates $1,060,0O0 for next
years work in Africa and China.
Philip O'Brien of Lynn, Mass, shot
in accident near Mattawamkeag, Me-,
by companion on hunting trip.
Balloon, ascending from Pittsfield
Mass, lands safely near Lunenburg
covering 80 miles and passing through
heavy snowfall.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-11-14
coverror Huohes' Expenses.

Albany-Gov. Hughes certifies to
the secretary of state that 1t cost him
only $369.65 for campaign purposes.
Here are the items that make up this
amount: Travelling expenses, incident
al expenses, $260.16; hotel expenses,
including telephone and messenger
charges, $96.71; kilograms. $12.7S.
The contribution of 1 cent, certi-
fies Frederick c. Thompson, a social
ist candidate for congress in the 26th
district, was all that he made for his
campaign. The. cent was spent for
sending socialist platform to a pro.
hibitionist.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-11-14
sprInuH.Id,s Old Bell.

A group of citizens called on Mayor
sanderson in his office yesterday
morning and presented to his atten-
tion plan that they had formulated
for the preservation Of the old City
Hall bell for use in the new municipal
building.
The old bell tolled the hours to
downtown Springfield for many years,
announced unusual catastrophes and
spread the alarm Of fires from the
tower down from which 1t crashed dur.
ing the burning Of the old City Hall.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-11-14

When 1t was cooled enough to permit
its being dragged from the debris and
examined II was found that the bell
was intact excepting the top part, up.
on which the hanger and tongue had
been attached. This part was broken
of, and so the old bell has remained
ever since, posed on low pedestal in
the present municipal building, with a
great hole yawning in its top.-Spring-
field Republican.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-11-14
MONDAY,
November 9, 1908.

MONDAY, November 9, 1903.
President Roosevelt replying to
campaign inquiries concerning Taft's
religious belief and sympathies, says
such matters are not proper political
considerations.
Actor Nat c. Goodwin and Edna
Goodrich, his leading lady, married at
house of actors parents in Boston.
Victorien Sardou, dean of the
French dramatists, is dead.
Plunder valued at $4,000 taken in
unique burglary in Brooklyn. .5
Opponents of Gompers working for
his defeat at A. F. Of L. convention,
which opens at Denver, today.
President Roosevelt said to hope
to make some discovery in Africa that
will be a contribution to the worlds
knowledge or advancement,
Capt. Hams, in dark cell with coun-
sci, menaces the latter r~
Attempt made to assassinate Sir
Andrew Fraser, lieutenant governor
of Bengal. q
Friends Of Abruzzi say 1t Is seven
to three on marriage to Miss Elkins
Robb de Peyster Tytus of Tyring-
ham, millionaire representative In
Massachusetts legislature.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-11-14
Lotteries.

The first scheme for the distribu-
ton of prizes by chance, in, modern
times, is generally attributed to one
Benedetto Gentle, of Genoa, who es-
tablished his lottery in 1920. The
proper lottery, in which each person
takes part by means of tickets, cost
ing each fixed sum of money, had
its origin in more ancient times, be-
ing known even in the Middle Ages.
Such a lottery was established at
Florence as early as 1530.-New York
American.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-11-14

Japan's whaling industry has devel.
oped almost entirely since the late
war. Last year the twenty steamers
got 800 whales against 26S in 1906),
of which 400 were caught in Korean
waters. The industry is persistently
followed all through the year.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-11-14
WEDNESDAY, |

WEDNESDAY, November II, 1908.
German emperor severely con-
demned in Reichstag in debate over
recently published interview; Won
Buelow explains in behalf of emperor.
Battleship North Dakota launched at
the Fore River shipyard, Quincy, Mass.
Minister Wu's auto chased and
chauffeur arrested for speeding in
New York
New England representatives on
hand for the early tariff revision near
ings.
Chairman Hitchcock reports to Taft
that campaign cost no promises and
comparatively little money.
Supreme court of Massachusetts TO
decide whether the grand lodge, A. f.
and A. M, of Massachusetts,, is char
table institution.
Representative e. J. Hill of Connec-
ticut candidate to succeed Senauor
Brandegee.
Governments petition for renear-
ing in Standard oil case, in which fine
Of 29,24O,0O0 was reversed, is de-
MED; but case will be taken to United
States supreme court.
Rutland, VT, priest on trial for COM
plicity in murder of Santoro, gets muir
der count thrown out by court.
President said not to be a possibili-
ty as successor to follow Depew;
Hughes suggested to follow Depew.
Woman who figured in sensational
dynamite episode at Denver identified
as wife of rich druggist, and is said to
have formerly lived in Pittsfield, Mass.
Kaiser tells Count Won Zeppelin ne
is greatest German of goth century"
Col. D. B. Cooper, charged with muir
der in the killing Of ex-senator Car
mack at Nashville, held without bail;
son remains in hospital under arrest.
Rev. DR.. Alfred H. Harding eIecte0
bishop of Washington.
Earthquake in Death valley.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-11-14


a suicide in New York; despondent
over health.
Cotton production for year ending
Aug. 81, 1908, reported to exceed pre-.
vious year by 2,94O,OOO bales.
TUESDAY, November 10, 1908.
Ex-senator Edward w, Carmacll
killed in pistol duel by Robin Cooper
at Nashville, Tenn, as result of poll
tical feud growing out Of state prim-
ary.
Mrs. Cones threatens holdup Of Mrs.
Genevieve G. Phipps with dynamite
at Denver.
Coal company Of Pennsylvania ad-
vertising for miners because of large
orders for anthracite.
Tariff revision hearings to open in
Washington today.
Richard Croker, former leader of
Tammany Hall, to revisit United
States.
President-elect Taft and Governor
elect Draper of Massachusetts play
golf at Hot Springs.
Kentucky law forbidding coeduca-
tion of blacks and whites upheld by
the United States supreme court
H. Clay Pierce gives $4,000 bail in
Texas for appearance at trial in Jan
uary.
A. F. Of l.. convention opens at Den
yer; no fight over Gompers' political
action, says Mitchell.
Trial of Lamphere, charged with
murder of Mrs. Guinness and three chill
dren, begins at La Porte. Ind
President believed to plan object
lesson to labor under omission Of Com
pers and his political associates from
list invited to dinner at White House.
President Roosevelt said to person
ally favor Sec. Elihu Root for the New
York senatorship.
Horace Vose, Westerly, r.. l., puts
34-pound gobbler in pen for President
Roosevelt's Thanksgiving.
Governor Guild by proclamation
makes Nov 26 Thanksgiving day in
Massachusetts.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-11-14

Life is only given to us as an op-
portunity to show the love OF which
we are capable. illl
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-11-14

German reichstag again sharply de-
bates emperor's interview, but stops
short of an address of protest.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-11-14

Sixty languages are in everyday use
In Freetown, Sierra Leone.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-11-14
COSTLY ERROR
Trains Piled Up When Signals
Went Wrong

Eleven Persons Killed and Several
Others Injured, Some Of Them Fat
ally Near New orIeans--Express
Crashed Into Local Train in a
Dense Fos-The Wreck Later
Caught Fire.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-11-14
BULGARIA AS KEY TO THE BALKANS
ESTABLISHED BY TREATY OF BERLIN
ALWAYS THORN IN TURKEYS SIDE

Career of Have Played Race Against
Race in Adjacent Turkish Provinces for Years
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-11-14

Eight killed in train wreck near
New Orleans.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-18

5eigt, ipie lie Ielber, unb 10 mar &inb>
ner ipieoer cine abi9ld9i9e Intport
5u Sbeil eetporoen. Sic bate oft
oariiber nad9eoa6t, ipie er ibren Iufz
eutbalt %erfabren; 5ulpeilen itieg ibr
Der 8eoanfe allf, Der 8atte babe i'm
erfunpet, unb Damn fonnte lie trdlrnlen
bon ieiner 8eue, leiner mieOereripa6z
ten Sebniud)t mad ibr unb Ben Sim
bern, bon G%eriobnuug unb 8ieoere
percini9ung 80.
Die I6eubl6atten begannen lid
iGon nieoer5uienfen, aber Die bleihe
6rau ia6 nod in @eOunfen berloren
ant Seniter. 8enn Die SeeIe bnrd)
cine 9epdItige Gmpfinbung aus III
rem ~9eipobnten 8eleiie s%erilien miro,
i6eint ibr ales erreidbar unb baS
&D6ite ni6t gu i6tper; o6er IN ben
en9en areis bes tdslihen 2ebens 5u>
riidsebrdnet, bdnseu Die Sorgen iid
nit glei9eipi6t an lire Slii9el. 8ie
oft mill Dem ber5agenbeu Bid bas
3iel perIinfen, peld)e5 Der @eiIt lid
purseitedtl
Sic Sbiire Dfinete ii6 jebt be6ut>
Jam uno elm fleineS M6Oden trat elm.
gs beftete Die ounfelu au9en. Die iins
Mig mn emit aus benz 5arten @ez
liHtGen berpori6auten, forl6enb uui
Die Wlutter. Damn itelte es oas
&Drb6en, meldeS an iei1em Irm
bling, alf Den Gid, nnb leiie 81 ibr
berantretenb, bat es lieheboQ: Sci
pof ni6t trauri9, Wiutter. Sieb',
bier bin i6 ia pieber, uub 9lei6 tonmt
audi Yaul. gr rief Mrs eben auf
Der Strnbe 5u."
nWtein 2iebling, ipie biIt or 10 it'll
bereineefommen?" Dora beugte iih 81
benz S06terfen nieber ulb ltrid i6nt
Die braunen Qoden aus Ser Stirne.
rSa", ia9te Die &leine, ii6er bos
Sob 6egtiidt. abie Snuten babeu MIDI
gar nidt bemerft. llnb i1 lpiQ Dir
nod etfpas iaeen: Die Striinpfe fiir
Sante Sibple iino fertig uub Die 2ebs
rerin bat lie mir in cine groBe 3ei@
tuns 9erpidelt, Die lie iult nit Gaben
aus Der Stabt 9e'6idt befo,nmeu bat
te: oa mirb Die Gante lid iiber bds
LANCE Yadet ipunbern. Soa ib bir'5
3eigen?"
Gin @epolter Orauben mnterbradJ
Den GebefluB beS ainbes.
~Wfeiu @ott", rief 9orden jeBt in
alttiu9en 8on, oipie Der Sun9e iid
ipieSer betrd9t! 8a3 peroen Die oa
unten lagen?" Samit polte ie our
Sbiire. Nber idon floa bieie auf, unp
Yaul itiirmte erbibt berein.
~8ir ba6eu 9eiiegt, ~politdnoi8e
NieDerlaee bes Seinbes Der aaiicr
nit Dem gan5en @%eneralitab sefans
9enl"
,llm @ottes piaen", begann leine
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-18

Mntter - lie npllte Ineen, lei bod
nidt 10 laItt~, nber pn3 8ort erftarb
ibr ouf ben &ippen. ais er, li0 pl0bs
lid leine5 unitatt6aften 2drmen5 he,
lpubt lper0cno, Jet in 9aiI3 perdnOer<
tenn, gemeiieuem Gone nit elmer gras
3iolen &erbeugung gceen lie fortfu6r:
nS9 erDarte like @liidpiinide, meme
9ameu."
Die 8eoba6tuue, ipie er m bieiem
Iugen6lid on ieinen Batter erinnerte.
CAB i6r eiuen Sri4 ing Ser5. 9as
mar gang lein Con. inc porncbnte
&aItung. Sic lab i'm Dor iif in Der
gIdn5enpen llniform leines Te9is
ments.
r@l6dtet OH soloat merben.
Raul?" frogte tic na1 eineH 4ugens
bid bes S9pei9enS nit 5itternber
Gimme.
DRidts nnoereS~, ertpiberte er Bee
Itimmt unO freute lid beimiiA, bic
luoblperoiente S6elte 10 gIidli9
parirt 81 6n6en.
3tuei Stunoen ipdter la9en oie
&inber in ttefent S6Iof. Gle lpdren
nit 9liidlideu 0eoanfen ciueeIdlumz
inert, uno elm boloeS 2de6eln umipielte
nod jest Die nur balb eeIdlofieren
&ippeu. 9orden bate ais 8elobnung
ibres SleiBe5 aus 5ante Si6Daens
6ano einen &rouentbaler unD bon lbs
rem Wlnoe Elm Sob empfougeu; Saul
aber i6Del9tc nod IN Der @rinuerung
on Den glorrci6en Sie9, ben er nit
Ieinen @etreuen gegen Die iiberlesene
W{ebr5abl Der Sdiller erfo6ten.
2ange itnnO Die Wattter por linen;
ibr Nntlib lpuroe miloer, Der berbe
Bug nm Den @tnnb nanoelte lid in
lpebmltb5polen SGmer5, uno lan9s
Jam rauu S9rdue auf &6rdne ii6er Die
@augeu nieber. @nDlid manbte lie
lid a6 lulO cling III baS &obnqeu11
3uriid. &aul's g8amms mar libel
3ugeri6tet, unb Tie muBte ben S9aoen
ausbeilern.
Nns tie nit Der Nrbeit ferti9 mar.
fiel ibr @lid ouf oo3 3eitlug6latt,
ipeldes Die aIeine iuieoer bcraufges
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-18
Ihnftes &apitel.

Sabre fparen per9dn9en. ieit 9oro
init ibren &inbern in 8aloinger
ipobnte, nnb manbes bate ii6 beIie,
9eltaltet, als lie onfaugs 5l boiien ees
tuost. Sreilid lebte lie nod ltets IN
beitdnbi9er Gorge unb Mn9lt, Die
&leinen modten our6 irgenb cine uns
beoabte Ieuberung, einen @eritob ees
gen Die fat peinlicbe Srbnltng bes
pauIes Ons quite @iupernebmen itDren
aber 9anf ibrer unabldiiigen 8at)s
iamfeit uno Sirlorse par bis ieet uot
ieoes in pieier 8e5iebung brobenot
llnluetter gliidlid poriiberse8osen. Sic
lelber fam, trob Der 9roben @erl6ies
tbenbeit in Gbnrdfter. Neigune uno @es
f%pobnbeit, gut nit allen unp be-
nuete jeoe 0elegenbeit, iiG ansenebn
nno nilblih 5u MADDEN.
GO iaB lie audi iebt nit elmer ieis
men 9anoarbeit. fiir Die Yerpetua's
Iu9en 81 ihipnd paren, nuf Dem err
bobten Seniteriib ibres 3immers. Sal
ieIbe befanD lid I'M crIten Stodperf
mar 9roB nnb bod, unb ieinc Ore
Seniter gingeu nuf ben NIT Climber
umpflan5ten Warttplab binaus. @or
3eit 81 3eit blidte Sora bon ibrer Irs
belt auf unb lab b%inunter. SrauBer
tummelten Die anaben iif hunter bers
nm; Saul fiibrte cine Sdaar an. 3us
ueilen brang iein COMMANDMENT biz
gum Sbr Der lnui6enoen WlItter, uni
Damn flo9 elm heller S6ein iiber oas
btei6e, befiimmerte @eIi6t. So
bleid unb betiimmert fab lie iest aus.
Sic Itol5e, i~elbltbeiuubte &altun9. Die
Si6erbeit ibreS @eiens, bns allies ipai
p~erI6ipunben, ipie Die 9liitbe De,
8nngen unb Der itrablenoe 8lid bes
Iuges. Statt oeiien lag elm 3ue
feIter gnti6loienbeit UNI ben ieiner
Walnb. Der linn einen fat berben Iuss
brud CAB. 6eionbers ipenn tie. ipie jest.
in ibre Irbeit pertieft. IT'LL on iaB. 9as
i6parSe Srnuergepano unb Die ems
fade Musitattuns DeS @ema6es ers
bobten nod ben grnit ibrer Gri6eie
ning.
Sfenbar mar Der Saal friiber bas
Yrilnfgema6 bes alter Yatri5ierbauz
les seipeien. Bic i6ouen Stud Irz
beiteu Der 9ede. Die, freilih iebt pets
bliheneu, golbbur6ipirften Sapeten.
Der ldipar5e 0farmors Gamiu unb Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-18

5eisen fDtnte", e~ntsesnete tie faum
bDrbar.
Sn elmer laui6igen gde oes 8abie
nets iaB Die 8rdfin gergau nit ibrer
Sreunbin, Der Siiritin Sel9ern.
"6atte Die liebe Inselica nift ihotl
friiber Elm fleines fable fir Den ibD@
men Gittmeiiter bon gllen?~ fraete
bteie, nafbem tie bent jun9en Saar els
1en ~feinestpees ip~pblipoucnben Slid
nah9eienoet, ieet iheinbar nadldiiie,
inbem lie NIT ibrem eleganten Sdher
einiee Salten ibrer Hpbe letdt nuseins
d%nberidlu9; aber elm lauernber Slid
itreifte bel Den @orten iiber lire Na6>
BARN bin.
rgRein S6tpie9eriobn". ertpiberte
Die @rdfin eebebnt, hat meiner So6>
ter bonn erlten Iusenblif an, ba er
lie fennen lernte, piele IufmertIdm@
felt sei6enft. Mber er bat lid bod
crit UNI tie gu betperbeu 9epa9t. als er
9ajoratsberr bon Saura eetporben
mar"
pSieier gang unb gar niht boraus@
5uiebenbe llmitanb fam bann freilid)
Den iun9en Seuten iebr 9iinitig".
meinte Die Siiritin ipie. u@s hattie
ipnit am gnbe itatt elmer froblifen
5ph5eit sebrobene 5er5en seseben".
fil9te tie nn6 elmer fleinen Tauie in
einem Gone, Der i6er5baft tliusen
loute. bin5u.
Sic @rdfin mar blei6 9eporben,
aber lie %be5lpang iib. r9urblau1t
belieben nobl 81 ider5en". eripiberte
lie Jest nit eiiieer Hrbe; ~eine Srnli
bon Sbrer Grfabrltns peiB. baB bas
5er5 gang nnbere Sin9e ertrasen tann,
obne 81 6rehen."
Sic Siiritin fubr 5uiammen; ipraf)e
los por Corn unb I%ufresuns itarrte
lie Der &eoenben ms Intlib. Iber
Der triumpbirenbe Slid, pelfer jebt
aus beren Iusen i6pb. brafte iie
fpieDer gu iib.
CT, ia9te tie, utpie ernitbaft Die
@rdfin bon 9ersau an bieiem Mbeno
einen Sders nimmt. Sas ioute MIDI
fat permutben laiien", = unb Die
Siiritin ipra6 iebes 8ort NIT lang
lamen Nahorud - lid bate etnen
fpunben Yuntt beriibrt. So, ia. meme
quite @rdfin. oas Waaiorat bon Saura
lit iebr selesen fret sefporben."
Bel ben lebten Borten bate Die
Siritiu ii6 pornebm erboben uno per=
lieB iebt obne irsenb elm peiteres
@prt bas Cabinet. SIN @oriiberges
ben I~treifte ibr Bid bic EerraIle,
bon Der bas 8rautpaar ii1 eben 5us
r%ild9e5oeen bate. sic ipanbte 1if
urlo trat binaus. 2eiie pldti6erte Der
Sprinebrunnen nieber. fiblenb fdcbelte
elm timber Na9tbaud lire beige Stirs
ne. aber Die grreate ahtete beiien
ni6t. $50. murmelte tie mir bas,
mir, mir! Der Siirftin SeI9ern! 0as
tonnte lie ipasenl Hie ibr Der aamm
gei6ipoaen lit burh oieie Seiratb
Gber iie ioG baran ~sebenten. Sas
i6pOre ih bier; iie iol baran sebens
ten. Gur @ebulo, nlr @elounenz
belt. gs ioute mid bod punbern".
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-09
OWENS SUCCESSFUL
FIGHT IN SENATE

Special 10 Daily Leader
Washington. d g., March 9.-Sen.
ator owen had field day IN the sen.
ate in his defense of tho amendments
OF Importance TO his state on the IN
dian appropriation bill he being one
OF the senate conferees These are
the amendments which he was ahlo 90
maintains
Three hundred thousand dollars for
the schools OF Eastern Oklahoma.
Requiring the Dawes commission 10
complete iis work July 4 1909.
Striking out any relmbursements on
money expended in the Five Civilized
Trihea
Reqniring the payment Of Governor
Iohnson's salary
Requiring the payment OF Sam
lhoWn, ex-treasurer OF the Creek ma.
tion
Obtaining S2lE 900 for tho Kicka.
pcos and Sl00,0M for the sacs and
Fox Indians
Authprizlng the sale 0f Cheyenne
and Arapaho land for school purposes.
30 new senator has ever accomp.
'shea s0 much ip one day for his own