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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-05
RANGE POISONED.
Cattlemcn Accused of killing ON
sheep Grazing Near Cisco, Utah.

A dispatch to this city from Grand
Junction. Colo. states that sheep own
ed by Mesa and Delta county citizens
ana driven over the state line for graz
ing near Cisco, are dying in large num-
beers. The flock owners are ready to
believe this is due to poisoning Of the
ranges by cattlemen who don't want
the sheep there, and take this way to
get rid of them. Samples Of the range
grass have been sent to this city for
for chemical examination this noon,
neither the state board of health the
bureau of animal industry, no the state
chemist had been notified. The bureau
mas representative on the ground in
Or. Broadhurst, who is expected to
make report within the next "a hours
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-05
BOSTON coPPER CLOSE.

Furnished by a private wire by
Badger Bros, brokers':
Adventure, ~ at, Arcadian, S%@4;
Allouez, 2G@27; Atlantic, iQ@ili Arl-
aona. IN Ml7% Bingham Con- l1k a
~ Boston Con. liA ml4lh; Butte
Coalition, 1885 G10ki Calumet a. Arl.
iona, 90GO9h. Calumet n Hecla, 3 so
p5. So; Centennial, n V Q2s; Con. Mer-
cur 2SG 30i Copper Range, 60h W6OA
DAILY West. so asa; Elm River 75
bid: Franklin fA0s; CRANKY, SON90;
Greene Cananea, Sh QpSh Isle
Royale, l9hq 20M; La Sale,
lax m1fh; Massachusetts, az @3i
Mexican Con, b%0i6; Michigan, 7hHSi
Mohawk, 1880; Nevada Com 9hUSM
North Butte, i99. GbO; Old colonoy 30
asked. Old Damlnion, 5000 olcoola,
SO9ss; Parrot, 1sQl6A quincy, S0Qs2
Rhode Island, 3qSh shannon, lOhm
iOA Santa ne, 2G2h; famarack, $40
So, Trinity, lsisqll United Copper, 51E
G6: u, S. Smelling 2g4sDi U, y. smell
ing preferred, S7ia@as; Utah Com Slls
q3sA Victoria SA al Winona, 6b9s5;
Wolverine. l,2Oqlson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-05
FINDINGS APPROVED.
Sergt. Daynes and Corp. Campbell Re-
duccd to Ranks for SassiBg Officer

The findings of the summary court IN
the recent militia court martial, in the
case of five members of II company
charged with backtalk to an officer and
tipping a lot of ore cars over in Pier
pont street, have been approved by Col.
Plummer. Sergt. Daynes and Corp.
Campbell are ordered reduced to the
ranks. and the other three gallant
militiamen are fined SO each. The
colonel thinks these young sons of
Mars and Bellona will be less likely
hereafter to burn red fire Of SUPER
exhuberatlon when on duty, contrary
to good order and discipline and the
sixty-seeoud article of war.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-05
BOSTON CURE CLOSE.

Furnished by private wire by Bad
ger Bros, brokers' $50 south Main:
Ahmeell, rs ace; Butte Ext, / y q
*; Butte & London. SO@ So; Cum.
ELY, rs GD71a: Dom. Cop, 2M G21G;
East Butte, 4% az; Boston; 22@ q;
Mckinley, bid; New Utah, 3B "a;
Nip, ga al, Kew, 8 a askel; &
p, Tx @19 Blk Min, 3% "a; First
NATL Copper 9IWS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-05
WOES OF CATALINA VOYAGE.
Mrs. fiughcy Returns from California
And "rells" on Speaker Joseph.

Mrs. Mary Cooper Hughey returned
this morning from months absence In
southern California. She was a pas
senger on the boat that carried Harry
s. Joseph and a number of other Salt
Lake people over TO Santa Catalina is
land. On the voyage the sea was UNI
usually rough One elderly lady pas
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-05
80 PER CENT

of the readers of the Semi Weekly
News are Farmers. Stockmen and
Ranchers. Advertisers desiring to
reach this class OF buyers, can find no
paper in the West that will serve their
needs so we'll
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-05
HEAVY ASSESSMENT.

Houghton, MarCh 5.-The Superior
x Boston has called an assessment Of
Sl,h0 per share payable March 2S, on
stock OF record March 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-05
F. A. wADLEIeH IN TOWN.
Gould OfIiciaI Thinks Boom in Tour.
list Travel Is Imminent.

II. A. Wadleigh of the Gould railroad
forces is in town today. He says rail-
road matters in Denver are picking up
and every one is jubiliant over the re-
cent decision to keep last summers
tourists rates to the west in effect. For
a long time 1t looked as ii the roads
concerned would make a rate of $50
from Chicago to Salt Lake and return.
Now. however, the decision has been
reached to keep the rate of Si3. which
Mr. Wadleigh thinks will cause a boom
in tourist traffic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-05

r. II. Evans, Florist, SO S. Main ST.
Floral designs n speciality. Phone 0Bt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-05

ostrlches, just described by a South
African naturalist, Is sudden run
ming off. with a whirling movement
first one way and then the other
and spreading and oscillation OF the
wings, The habit, an instructive play
in the young, is thought to be con-
neeted with escape from the large
carnivora.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-25
Cine mcrfwarOise sammluns.

Mus 2onbon miro berihtet: Die
8erlteigerutte Ser notwithstanding
lung oes peritorbenen Scr, S. g.
Mioolebroof, zines Ser murtoerli6-
item greebnilie meni6li6en Sammel=
eifers, bat nun begonnen. Die
Smmlung, oie aIs cine @rt offent=
Iiden Wuienms in Dem Salle 0es
@erltorbenen i'm 3egents=Barf Sc
Dem 5uganglib NOR, bat Dor ben
&ennern lire Seuerprobe i6leht be-
itanoen. Mioolebroof bate fem Spe-
8iolgebiet, oas ieine Sammelfreuoe
belbranfte, er faufte i6ledtbin Il-
les, mas ais ieltiam ODER merfmiiroi9
golt, SAmetterlinge unb alteH iiitun>
gen, Sfelette uno Sabafs0oien, Sc
maloe uno mtsseltopfte Siere, Ditto
ride &eliquien uno Iaes, mos iel-
ten nno = tener mar. Der Stol5
leiner Sammlung mar elm groBes
Mlfei; $500 Marf bate er onfir be-
5ablt, INN bos %foltbore 81 oieier aus
geitorbenen 8ogelart iein eigen 81
nennen. Sir 2200 Warf, faum Ell
men Orittel bes gtnfaufspreiies, muir
De es iebt einem &dufer 5ugei6la-
gen. llnb abnli6 gin9 es audi Den
iibrisen 4urioiitaten. Gin pradt-
poles gremplar oes rotten Gorilla"
brahte IS Marf, Elm uieltenes
@remplar Der Worelia bariegata"
elmer auitraliiben S6langenart, 5
Marf. 9as Signalborn, Dos
beim @ngriff BON 8aloclapa erflang
uno fir Dos Mtoblebroof $4,000
Warf be5ablt batte, lit nod ni6t
ausgeboten, unb ali6 Die beriibmte
Jlagge Der amerifaniihen 5regatte
y@beiapeafe", oie I'M Sabre 1913 bel
Ser groBen Seeihladt in Der Bolton
gai erobert mnroe, itebt nod Dor
Dem 8erfauf
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Nerbprgene Wefabren.
Die @atur siebt seitise @arunngen,
oic fein 8eiuobner San Into-
ntp's ignprieren ipllte.

0efa6r Sisnal Nu. | fomnnt bon
Sen Mrsi6eioungen ser Nieren, Sic
tpornen Gl1d, oob Sic Nieren franf
fino. @eiunoe Nieren ergeben cine
flare, b%erniteinbeIe Sliifiigfeit.
aranfe Nieren einen oiinnen, blei-
den ullo i6dl1ntenoen, ODER einen
oiden, rotten, iibelrie6enoen ltril1
poa bon Sat. Die @usideioltng tit
llltregeimdBig.
@efabr-Sig go. 2 fontmt bonn
@iiden. &iidenidmer5en, i6mer uno
nta6tig ooer fur5, idarf, afut, er5ab=
len @l1dl baB Die Nieren franf nno
@oiieriudt, Diabetes uno 8rigbts
aranfbeit I'M In5ltge iino. 8oan's
Rierel1 : 8iaen beilen fronfe Nieren
uno beilen Tie permanent. Sier tit
Elm 3euenis BON Gan @ntonio.
Mrs. sc. g. Sreemonn
912 Saps Ctr, Son Mntonio, Ser,
logt: yDoon's Nieren-GiGen furier-
ten mid BON meinem 9ierenleioen
ltnD ld bin trob, ne ef1pfeDlen 81
fonnelt. Sd lit iebr piel an gfiiden-
Idmer5en nno Dies %erinnerte mild
5uerit oorall ooB i6 cine Nierelt=
fronfheit babe. Danllsfpuroe Die @f=
tion meiner gfieren unregelmaBtg
nno mein allgemeiner @eilnobeits=
5uItono muroe ibledter. SD bolte
mir bonn 8eror Drug Store cine
Sbadtel 9oon's Nieren-Giden nno
begorn lie gu gebrauden. Sic boil
fen mir iofort lno nodoem id fie Ell
ne seitlong genomnlen batte, NOR i'd
BON meinem Mierenleioen po1fom=
men gebeilt. Die Sdmer5en iiro per-
ihmunoen Sic @ftton Ser Nieren tit
poditdnoig regelmdBig nno id bin
piel frGftiger mie friiber."
Gum @erfauf bel alen Sanblern
Hreis so Gents. Softer Mlibnrn
So, guffolo, Seem gorf, aQeinige
Mgenten fir Die Ser. Staate1.
grinnert gud oes Nomens :
9oan's-l1 nb nebmt feline an=
6eren
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-25

er cine Wiettpobnltng bon $50 W}arf
iabrIi6 betpobnte, baB er in einent
&omptoir bei6eioenIter @attung ioB
un0 NIT f1tr3en @oien ltno einem ab=
geriiienen Suite ging, erbobte inter
Oieien l~tmltdnoen ltl1r ote ollgemeine
&erebrung, oo mon oelttli6 iob1 es
geI6ebe MIR aus @ei8. Der Ibglan5
bon Serrn SpraderS leu6tenoer
@roBe fiel ober perfloreno olf bie
Somilfe BON gar6olir.
0ieie @irfung p1troe oeln Moior
redt flor, aIs ibn etpa o6t Gage
nod &eomigs @erbeiratrne Ser Sol
mori6oa Baron finger beilt6te uno
in ser teilneblnenoiten @eiie frogte,
mor11nt Ell oenn gar ni6t mebr in Die
uSilberne @obel@ fdn1e.
l1no I'M 2oltfe Der naditen Wfonote
~geitaIteteu ii6 Die eeieni6oftliden
Gerbaltntiie INNER giinitiger. SEER
5proder Itelte oltrb Germittlung
oes Mojors nod orei Neuitaoter
Serren dls 9(ufii6tsrdte ON. aae
orei moren bo6it o1toeiebene Mitglie=
ser Ser @eieui6oft uno tStammgaite
ser ySilbernen @abel", Baron lin
ger NOR ielbit oorltnter. 9ie grtge=
meinte 9(bii6t oes @ofes, gum Dante
fir lein S~bisbeimer llnternebmen
Germ Sproder Ielbit nit einem Sitel
olts5u5ei6nell, tin boffdbig nno gum
Wittelpurfte ser g~eeultaoter @elel=
Iigfeit 5u MAIDEN, I6eiterte 5mar an
oes MiQiolldrs itoblbarter 8irger=
tltgeno, o6er fir Die Samilie b. gor-
oolir eereiAte Die Sa6e gum 8orteil.
Ger Shirt berltbte periDnli6 benz
Meajor ol1s3uipre6en, BOB er ibm ge-
miiie unliebio me @reignilie nidt 5ltr
2o1t lege.
(SortIebune foIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-25
@ettnnsstat zines 3ehnjabrisen.

Gin 5ebnjabriger &nabe bot in Ell
mem 9orfhen bel Gbalons=iur-S aone
ELM l6mieriges &%ettultgsperf pol-
braht. Der feline Selo batte it'd nit
5ipei Sreunoen beim Shlittihublau-
fen pergniigt; babel brahen ieine Sc
fGbrten Elm uno perianfen Dor ben
4uaen hires 9ameraoen. @eit uno
brett mar fem Weni6 81 ieben nnb
10 matte ii1 Der aleine allein an oos
iflpere gefabrlide &ettungsmerf. go
id)nea i'm ieine S6litti6ube trogen
moQten, elite er ans l1fer, i6nitt uno
brod einige frdftige @eioen5meige
alb urlo ldob bieie an Der llnfallltelG
ieinen pernngliidten aameraoen gu.
8ieien selang es, iie 81 erfaIIen nnn
iidl, .penn aid nit GROCER Wtilbe,
oaran feit3ubalten. Ser feline Get.
ter Ieete iid lang auf oaS Sis, IDIOT
iit porii6tie an i'm beron nno. es
gelang ibn, ben einen berans5u6ie'
FEN. Der anoere mar in5lpiiden I'm.
ter Dos Sis geraten; nit eintgen ltnr'
fen SdlGeen nit ben @eioediten
ihfug er Dos oiinne Sis auf rno ais
balo talld)te audi Der aopf oes 6lpei-
ten &noben pieoer alf. S6nea er'
griff i'm Der Getter ltl1o bradlte aud
i'm ouf Die ii6ere Sdoae. Gen bel
Oen anuben bot oas folte 9oo nid)t
neiter geidaoet. Ger feline Getter
liegt jeood infoi9e Der Nnitrengunn
franf oornieoer,
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Gin 6nnoertiGhriaer.

Ser 6lteite 8iirger 9bilaoelpbias,
Soiepb &lein, lit bieier Sage in Ser
8obnung ieiner Sodter, Sral Sarab
@ooomouk ~geitorben. Satte er bts
gum 10. Wdr5 eelebt, ipdre er gerrau
108 Sabre aft geipeien. Iltersi9md-
DIE unD cine Gomplifation bon &ranf=
beiten beruriadten ieinen SOB. Meb-
rere ieiner &inoer nno gnfel iparen
am Sterbebett perianmelt, ols bas
Gnoe fam. 8is Dor 5pei Sabren mar
SEER &lein nod perbaltnismdBig
riiitig, nnb nod penige Stunoen Dor
ieinem So0e iagte er ieinen 8ertpano-
ten oaB er iterben miiiie unb oarauf
borbereitet iei. Grob ieines boben
Differs erirnerte fi6 Der 8%eritorbene
oner pi9tieen @tnselbeiten feiner inns
getp0bnli6en 2oufbabn nno er5dblte
oft oapon. CT mar mdbig in ieineu
@eipobnbeiten, bod rau6te er lno
tranf nod re6t germ iein @los 8ier.
Soiepb &lein mar am 10. Wtar5 1900
in ungorn geboren uno trat nit 12
Sabren als 2ebrling in cine @erberei
Elm, in mel6em @ei6aft er ii6 oann
ipdter ielbltanoig madte, nno oarin
Elm &ermogen ertpurb. Ils I'M Sabre
1S4S oie Gebolution ausbra6, trat
er, mie aQe Batrioten IN &ollntbs
@rntee elm uno lieB @ei6aft @ei6aft
iein, nit Dem @noe, DOB er, als Der
6rieg porbet mar, finan5iel ruiniert
NOR. Wfit ungei6pdhtem Wfut fling
SER 4lein bon borne on uno mar
erfolgrei6. Gr bate IA &inber, bon
oenen s ibren @eg na6 @merifa
fonoen uno "a @nfel.
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grmmbeisemtmms l1ebertragunsen,

8eit @nb 2um6er Company an S. 9.
2anbrD, @runoftiid an Der Sourtb Ctr;
$4,000.
@rrnoftiid an Der Sairfar Ctr; $505.
George 8udlin an .. Warts, @rnno~
itiid an ber@ictorin StraBe; $500.
Srultees Der Sputb Shores MetbobiIt
episcopal gburd Sout6 an S. U. Gle
mems, @rlu1bitid an Der Ode Der Htlde
uito @at6an StraBe, glod 4; $1,000;
6. 6. Stroub unb Srau an 81. 9. 0eee
nefee. @rlnoltiid i'll Soutb 6eigbts;
$4,000.
Marie Scamp on Catherine 9rafe,
@ruuoitld an Der Srio StraBe; $500.
@li 9oipea an Soiepbine Shippers
burg, 1876 @der 2anb; $405.
emma mn Sal S6errer an hilbert y.
@iebel, @ruuoitiid an Der @de Der
Nortb uttb Suoianola StraBe; $1,000.
g.. 81. Scott an &atie S6leber, @rnnos
ltiif IN Sotuler's uno @aplor's @ooition;
S410.
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@te tit btes.

8ir bieten etnburDert 9onars Selob&
,1ung fir ieben Sal bon 8atarrA. Der
nidt bnr9 gin1ebmen bon San's &as
torrbeaur gebeilt iperben fam.
S. S. g6eneb& 60, gi9entb.
Solebp, o.
@ir, Die llnter5ei6neten, baben S. S.
gbeneb ieit ben lebten Is Sabren ge@
fannt 1nb balten i'm fir bonfommen eff
ren6aft in olen @ef6dftsberbarbll1ngen
unb finon8ieu befabist, aIe bon ieiner
Sirma einsegan9enen 8erbinblidfeiten
gu erfIqen
8ef & grnog, @roBbarbelss 9ros
9uiiten, Solebo, 9.
.@ aIbing. &inuan & @arbin,
8rob6anbels< 9roguiiten, SoIeoo, 8.
9an's &atarrb&alr tpiro innerlt9 ge<
ttonlr1terl nnb nirft oireft arf bas 8lut
unb Die i9leimieen Sberfld9en bes
gbftemg. 8eugniie fret %berian0t. greis
IS Gents per SloiGe. @erfauft bon allen
Ipotbefern.
5aa's aamiIien@giGe fino Die beiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-25
Stabtrats : @erbanbInnsen

Der Staotrat bielt am Wtdntag
nadnhittag cine fur5e Sibnng ab,
in Der aber 5iemlid piel erleotgt
mur0e.
Sin ENHANCEMENT sur Seftion "a
Der ariminol-S roinan5, our6 Dos es
perboten miro, 3irfulare, oSano-
bias" unb oergleiden in Der Staot
3u berteilen ODER tn ben StraBen
aus3uitreren, ipuroe ongtnommen.
Die Sroinorl5, nelhe Die Gaaa-
ebon Apenue Inn elf glofs perldn-
CERT, muroe ebenfaas angenommen.
Die beioen Srbinan5en be5iigllf)
Der @erIegung Der eleftriiden Orabte
inter Die groe nnb be5iiglid Der
Mufitenumg Der 9rabt-Yfoiten in ben
MuBen-D iftriften Der Staot, paroen
gum stpeiten Mol perleien.
Die @asgeienihaft muroe ange-
ipieiem in Der Solebao StraBe Gas
iaulpen itatt Der 8ogenlifter an6ll-
bringen.
0as @eiud) Der 8emobner Don
Beacon Sin, 1~1ebergange an Der
Barf Mpenue ber5uiteIen, muroe be-
ninigt; oesgleiden oas @eiu6 bon
Betpobnern Der 2ocuit StraBe, @ai-
5errobren an Der genannten StraBe
BON Ser Mcgunoueb StraBe bis 5ar
BnidaI StraBe legen 81 lollen.
Der Strabenfommiiidr puroe an.
gemieien, Die Eaplor Strabes Don
Ser Dritten bis sur 8ierten StraBe.
graoiereli nno NIT Sizes beiperfen 81
Iaiien.
Gin ge6lub, Die StroBenbabnge'
ieaihaft Sur @usbejierung oes yfla'
tiers an Ser Siio-Momo StraBe aif.
auforoern, murDe angenonlmen.
Der Sos @efeaidaft wuroe oas
auflteQen pom 8foiten in ben anben.
giitriften Der Staot geitattet.
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Nadbaridaft.2 ieblina.

Srau 6. 9. CHARLES bon Sarbor,
Maine, meint bamit electric 8itters.
St beroient ser 2iebling allermdrts
gu iein, benn er beieitigt iofort OBS
pepiie, 2eber uno Nierenleioen, Seer
poiit6t uno Sdpd6e. Seine @irfung
auf oas 8Int madt i'm CUR guten
Sriibiabrsmeoi5in. 9ieier grobe @l-
teratip-Sonif miro inter @arantie
berfauft bon aboIpb 9reiB uno 81.
Gobn & 60. SOC.
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@aitfreies Sans.

Sober lift uns miafommen, wenr
mir poblauf ftn6; oas iino mir nur,
tpenn Die 8eroauungsorgnne in Orb
nltng linb. Or. Sings Neue 2ebens-
piGen reeulieren Die S6tisfeit bea
Magens, Der 2eber unb ginsetueioe
10 polfommen, Dab babel iid ieoer
ipoblfiiblen muB. 25 Gents Bel Der
Mpotbefern @oolpb 9reib unb 81
Gobn & so.
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BiIlisss HoIz.
Sic Spro FIR iedbs Collar.

gRit Dem 9reis BON iieben 9oIars fir
cine @oro SDfS lit es als. Sic 0Snll
goro @o6b Gompan mn, cine
ne1te @eIealhuft, bsren 9ol5bof On Dem
Sap s@eleiie liegt, bat ben iibertrie@
beneu &retierl, Die bisber bon benz 8oooz
EruIt 6erehnet ipur0en, Elm @noe ges
maht.
QBir ba6en in uuierem 9of rlb auf
unIerem Qano $4,000 Goro eritfla11iges
8ots0 afs6ols. @ir liefern cine p0ae
Gprb @pls in eiaem inter Snipeftion Der
Gta0t Ite6enben @o9en, Der garn1tiert
lit. 128 au6ifflB &mlm 81 ~entbalten,
fl. $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-25

Ser Sofmnt lit cine optiide
a%ranfbeit. Sbm feblt oas augen-
NAB fir Die @roBenperbaltuiiie Der
Mirflidfeit.
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8Gnltiae Gapitalanlaae.

Cine gr0Bere @n5abl genoor-2ien-
geoten 0u peri6ieoenen 9etragen limo
at perfalfen. Ole ein8elnen Soften
iino auf beri6ieoene 3eitoalier ausge.
iteQt. 0ad5ufragen in Der Sffi5e Der
yGreien @reIie fir SeroS".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-25
Sur Taihings5eii.

Gin mentg Narrbett battt itnD iuaitt
@e3temet aud benz tuetiem Wtattit,
@er nift sutuetlen narriih lit,
Ser lit es meiit SIT je6er Srtt.
Drum lit ia aud Bite S~aifings5ett
8eltebt het MQenS iuett ntb brett;
Man ladt nnh tpllt ppa ttebermttit
tlnb finbet Maes fdJ1n mn6 gut.
ltn6 iamntert bann ber YeiItrttit
SSH 10 per6erbt bic @elt bettt tit,
81 iei linn bies als Srpit geid1enft:
gift ntdts 10 fhlintr,, tpie man pft eerft.
Ser Mnfer mill, bak jebe Sreab'
Gerbannt iei pptt Der Grbe beut'
ttnb manbelt gern, ppl SLOT mnb Gnal,
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Arizona republican., 1908-08-31
PRIVATE INSURANCE
 FOR HARVESTER MEN
International Harvester Co.,, Will Present Plan to 3o,o0O Employes.

Chicago, Aug. 3O.-Thirty thousand employees of the International Harves- ter company are to have their own sick benefit insurance association. ac- cording to an announcement made to- day by C. $. Funk, general manager. The plan is the result of several months of investigation in this coun- thy and Europe by a committee which includes besires the harvester officials, Professor Henderson, of the University of Chicago.
 The plans provide that every em- ploye who contributes per cent of his wages to the fund becomes a member of the association and is entitled to all benefits. He is insured against death from sickness or accident and receives half pay while. disabled by sickness or injury.
 The family of a man killed by acci- dent, on or off duty, receives two years wages. He receives the same for loss of both eyes, both feet or both hands. In case of death from natural causes, one years wages are paid the family. The company will contribute S25.OOO to fund if 50 per cent of the employees join, and s50,000 if 75 per cent become members.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-31
PHoENIx. ARIZONA, AUG. 81. 1908
THE INJUNCTION.

Mir. Taft set forth very clearly in his Saturday speech his attitude on the question of injunctions and in doing so made it plain to all who cared to know the truth and did not know it before, that the injunction is a two-edged sword. That it has been used effectively by capital against labor on certain occasions is quite possible, but MT. Taft pointed out another thing some may not have thought of. That is that if the capital may in like manner take advantage of the workingman through that fact. In the controver- sy between capital and labor the former naturally has somewhat the advantage, whatever the conditions, where human institutions are the weapons employed by either or both sides. The power of money which can buy brains has to be universally duulillcu NutlleL IL D6 utNtlOpluS q mine, building a railroad or fighting a legal battle. The strength of labor must be right, justice and morality, and if these are not backed by the courts, then to what bulwark of de- fense can labor flee, when capital assails and public opinion is too faint hearted to interfere? And what will it profit labor to seek shelter behind the courts, only to find the wings of justice clipped? The courts may err as they have done at times, for judges are but human, and occa- sionally they may be prompted by questionable motives. but it is rarely so and the reform in such cases should be in their personnel, not in destroying their functions.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-31

It is hoped the summer season will close at Atlantic City, Newport, in New York and other places where swelldom congregates, before any more social episodes end in shooting scrapes. The newspapers are now about three weeks behind in drawing morals out of murders, the Hains incident has been only half worked up and the Roberts case hasn't been touched at all.