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, 1908-05-07
MET SOME FRIENDS
IN VISITING PARTY


Three of the best pleased men in the
city this morning were Frank ]. Terry
of the Terry & Wagner Clothing and
Shoe company, L. ]. Mills of the Red
Cross pharmacy and Arthur Smith of
the w. H. Holiday company, who met
half a dozen friends from Mount
Gilead and ~Cardington, O., whom they
had known practically all their lives.
The visitors included George H. Ruhl-
mar of Cardington, W. w. Vaughan of
Cardington, G. G. Barnes of Mount
Gilead, J. G. Mills of Cardington, a rel
alive of L. ]. Mills of this city, A. E.
Curtis, F. M. Curl nj Fred Huebner
Of Cardington The gentlemen were to-
gether during the stay of the eastern
party in the city and the amount of
"old-time talk they disposed of would
more than fill a big volume.
, 1908-05-07
"Walcott, wyo., May g., 1908.
ELEPHANT REGISTERS
AT Sal Il AK

There came to the city last night
advertising car No. 1 of the Sells
Floto circus, says the Salt Lake Tri-
bune. In charge is w. X. Roddy and
under him are twenty b%illposters, who
today will post the big bills
ing the coming of the Sells show, We'd
nesday, May 20, for street parade and
Two performances. Mr.. Roddy is an
Ogden boy and is known through these
parts. Registered at the New Wilson
hotel are w. w. Parmlee, special rep.
resentative of the circus, and Colonel
Frank Robertson, general agent. And
tomorrow II. II. Tammen, owner OF
the Denver Post and general manager
of the show, will arrive. This city
will be the headquarters until after
the date of exhibition here. The most
peculiar record ever on the books of
the Hotel Wilson followed the arrival
at the hostelry last evening of a man
on the back of an elephant. The
tusker actually pelmelled into the
lobby of the place and a number of
drummers and other guests were
frightened. The rider registered.
Doc Waddell from Everywhere" and
, 1908-05-07
TO
co ABROAD
HEAD OF STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
WILL TAKE YEARS LEAVE
OF ABSENCE FOR WORK.
VIII Spent First Half of Next School
Year at Columbia, Going Thence to
Prussia for Lectures in English in
German Universities-Wife to Ac.
company Him.

DR.. John Franklin Brown, profess
SCR OF education and principal of the
normal school OF the University of wy
oming, will ask for a years leave OF
absence at the end of the present
year at the university, intending ID
spend the first half of the next educa-
tiona year at writing and special
study at Columbia university, New
York. About the first of February he
and Mrs. Brown will sail from New
York for Italy, spending a month in
that country and then going to Berlin
for the remainder of the school year.
Agreement Between Countries.
Under an arrangement with the
Prussian government, the United
States will send certain teachers from
this country to speak in thegymnasi-
ums of the great universities, using
the English language exclusively. In
turn. Prussian teachers will come to
this country to speak in the gymnast
for two hours a day. The matter is
being cared for by the Carnegie Foun.
dation for the Advancement of Teach
ers, and DR.. Brown will be assigned
to some school in the German empire,
preferably at Berlin, but wherever the
Prussian minister of education chooses
to send him. At the end of the Prus,
sian school year, about the first of
September, he will return to Laramie
and resume his duties at the head of
the state normal school here.
Former President to Leave.
DR.. Frederick Monroe Tisdel, for.
merly president of the University of
Wyoming, will leave TOR Boston be-
Tore the first of June, where he and
his wife and son will visit for some
time. DR.. Tisdel will then go to Ger.
many by way of England, intending
to locate in Berlin and engage in edu.
cational work. Mrs. Tisdel and son,
Nelson, will join the doctor in Ger
many when he has become settled.
, 1908-05-07
RUSSELL BoGEs WILL
NOT BE PARDONED.

Russell Boles, serving a life sen
tance in Canon City for the killing of
Harold Fridborn, will not get a par
don as long as Governor Buchtel is
in office, says The Den2a: Post. Boles
lad an application for d pardon before
the r.hrdons board, but Governor Buch-
.cl lays he will not grant a pardon fer
such offiense, and the application has
been withdrawn. 1t is the intention
Of Boles' attorneys not to apply for
any pardon as long as Governor Buch-
tel is in office.
, 1908-05-07
TELEGRAM ANNOUNCES
MOTHER IMPROVED.

Clark Pelton this morning received
a telegram from his father, S. Pelton,
at Collins, O., announcing a consider
able Improvement in the condition Of
Mrs. Pelton, the mother OF the Lara
ME man, whlc-- was most gratifying
news to the son. Mr.. Pelton was
afraid yesterday that his mother, who
is 10 years of age, was quite seriously
i'll.
, 1908-05-07
RULING ON FILMS.
Moving Pictures Of Copyrighted Plays
Violation of the Law.

New York, May Judge Lecombe,
sitting in the United States circuit
court. has handed down a decision III
which he declares that moving pic
ture shows come within the copyright
law and that the exhibition of films
of scenes from copyrighted plays or
books are violations of copyright, in
that they are pantomimes and there
fore theatrical productions.
The case was brought before the
court on an action for damages and
injunction for reproducing certain
scenes from Ben Hur."
The decision will have a most i'm
portant effect upon the moving picture
business all over the country, films
of many popular plays being in circu-
lation and others in course of prepar-
alton.
N-h-
, 1908-05-07
LADY WILL
RECOVER AT DENVER,

Word was received this morning
from Mrs. John Geiselman, who is at
st. Joseph's hospital, Denver, where
she recently underwent operation, that
she is improving and there is now
hope Of her complete recovery. She
will return home shortly and resume
her household duties in this city.
, 1908-05-07
WYOMING THE LAND
OF BIG HEN EGGS

The Republican this morning re.
ceived the following note from c. L.
Crone of Walcott, a former resident
and student at the university, and
while his egg must be a "whopper,"
The Republican in the interest of the
real championship SO far must repeat
the figures furnished by Ed Titus last
week:
"Walcott, Wyo., May 6, 1908.
ITO the Editor Of The Republican.
wyoming is still ahead for big
eggs, with Carbon county in the lead.
The other night, while gathering the
eggs, | found an egg laid by one of
our Brown Leghorn hens that mea-
sured nine inches one way and seven
and one-half the other.
&c. e. CRONE."
A splendid egg, but the Titus egg
measured az by SIS inches.
, 1908-05-07
WORK BEGUN ON
REPUBLICAN SIDEWALK

Niles Callahan today resumed work
on the twelve-foot cement sidewalk
on both the Third street and Grand
venue sides of the Republican build
ing. The old walk was torn up sew
eral days ago, but the storm set in and
the laying of the cement was post
poned until today.
, 1908-05-07
WYOMING DELEGATES
TO SOCIALIST CONVENTION.

Judge H. v. S. Groesbeck of Laramie,
er-chief Justice of the state supreme
court; J. H. Ryckman, a prominent
attorney Of Evanston, and William L.
0Neil of Laramie will represent Wy
oming at the national socialist con
v%ention, which is to be held at Chi
cago May 10.
, 1908-05-07
TOO FRESH.
Man-of-the-Hour Speaking Bars Uni.
v~ersity of Chicago.

Chicago, Ill, May 7.-Up-to-date,
man of the hour oratory, as taught
by the University of Chicago, has
forced hat institution to give up all
intercollegiate contests with its sis.
ter universities. 1t is declared that
fiowery oratory is priced too highly by
judges. who decide against Chicago
speakers. SO the Chicago institution
has withdrawn from the Central Ora
torical and the Northern Oratorlcal
associations.
, 1908-05-07

"Waddy, the Elephant from South At
RIGA" Under room for the latter was
written stable Waddell refuses to
ride on trains and is touring the
try on the back of the elephant, adver.
Using the Sells-Floto circus.
, 1908-05-07
VISITING RANCHMEN
TO COUNTY SEA

Among the visiting ranchmen to-
day and yesterday afternoon were
Tony Christensen, William Mather
and w. E. Robinson, who were here
buying for their respective ranches.
, 1908-05-07
DAUGHTER BORN TO
LAWYER THIS MORNING.

A daughter was born this morning
to Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Anderson, Mr..
Anderson being a prominent member
of the local bar, and mother and babe
are doing nicely.
, 1908-05-07
Beware Of ointments for catarrh that
Contain Mercury,

As mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely deranse
the whole system when entering II
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except
on Prescriptions from reputable ply
~sicians, as the damage they will do is
ten fold to the good you a possibly
derive from them. Halls Catarrah
Cure, manufactured by F. ). Cheney
{ Co, Toledo, O., contains no mercury.
and is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system. In buying Halls Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine. 1t
is taken internally and made in
Toledo, Ohio, by F. ]. Cheney & Co.
testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists. Price, 75c. per
bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
, 1908-05-07
Whoopino Couch.

In February our daughter had the
w%hooping cough. Mr.. Lane, of Hart
land, recommended Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy and said it gave his
customers the best of satisfaction. We
found it as he said, and a recon-
mend it to anyone having children
troubled with whooping cough" says
Mrs. A. Gross, of Durand, Mich. For
sale by all druggists.
, 1908-05-07
LIBRARIAN TO READ
PAPER Upon THE

At the meeting this evening OF the
Laramie Literary club, w. S. Ingham
will read a paper upon the subject,
'The West in Fact and in Fiction"
, 1908-05-07
HoNoRED.
Denver Surgeon Made Vice President
Of American Surgeons.

Washington, d. c., May THE
American Surgical session yesterday
elected the following officials: Sec
ond vice president, DR.. Leonard Free
man, Denver; treasurer, DIR. Charles
A. Powers, Denver.
, 1908-05-07

The Republican is the best advertis,
Ing medium in the city and county for
1t reaches all the people all the time.
, 1908-05-07

Old papers. rs cents a hundred. at
The Republican Once.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-02
6eiratbs e,piu lea,s9sx.

preiton M. MenbeI. 9rsporion. pa.
I Nlta M. Miee. Dunbee.
gbas G. Spring Goitb u. Demuib.
beioe bon 0naoenbiitten.
George N. Marlow Della Bingham,
beioe BON Mep pbilahelpbia.
Matbem 5. &eb. Canal Goper gla.
ra Qenbart. Nep philaoelpbia.
Sohn &. Motmi0er aiilie &eiruoe
Dapton. beioe BON Gilmore.
Sarrp s.. Carr Gtbel s. Builder,
beioe BON Rep gomerstoipn.
q. 5. Rubn - Soma Grebinger. beioe
bon Strabbura.
Geo. W. 0i9lep. pittsburg - gmMa
5. 0unt. ubridsbile.
Sobn u. Daberg MarD Sane Me.
reoitb. beioe BON Stem pbllaoelphia.
&obert s. 0ines - pearl Sane
&boaos. beioe BON ubrihsDille.
Scbn s. 2aub - 9bereia Daas, beice
bon Stonecreet,
Geo. Miier, ST = 8ennie 8eibel. te. i.
be BON New philadelphia.
&obert g. 9bompion - Wfae Nleoer=
bauIer. bsioe BON Seem Ybilnoelpbia.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-02

Die beriibmte balm a i,
nif9e g d p M mftf1erei
liest fait san3 in ben 9dnben Der Gin-
tpobner bes Dorfes Grappano Bel Ses
benico, bic bonn Gebruar Biz Sftober
etipa 80 Biz 80 Boote baau pertpenben.
ais bD9fer puntt In
% isconfin gait bisber. NIT
1872 SUB, Summtt Qate In 2anglabe
gountp. Sept ift. elm puntt sefunben
porben, Der nod um 208 SUB b0her
1T, ndmli9 Mib Sin in Moratbon
gountp.
M pnac % 1T bas am bihteiten
bepDlferte ielbitftGnbise 2anb in Gu>
ropa; es bat auf ben Quabratfilo=
meter 800 gintpobner. Sbm folgt bas
aDnigrei9 @a9fen nit $50, unb bann
8elsien nit 231 Ginpobnern auf ber>
ielben Gldde.
Das Tap asnif9e 4-eer
tpirb bur9 Roniriptipr retrutirt, bod
mr 25 Der frdftisiten l,Rb gffinbeiten
bon 100 @tenungspfliatissn tDerbsn
gum attiben Dienite ausseboben. Die
iibrisen minber bienEpfidHstn Btilt
man Der Ne1erbe 3u. z
Die ipeibe GibtIbeDD1>
iernng bon Deut d. g i b,
m { It afrtfa ift NIT benz /. Sas
nnar 1908 auf 300 RDpfe ansepa4s
len. Dies bebeutet geseniiber benz
Stanbe bon 1906 cine 3unabme bon
.fuit 1000 @eelen.
MGbrenb bie ni4tiges
.rtn Gif4arten ber Dif}ee obne
Musndbme aud in Der Rorbfee por.
tommtn, febIen il, Der Ditfee einige Der
iDertbDclliten lii9orttn Der gsorbiee
fuft s6n3li6, 70 j. .. ber RdbeIiau,
Der S6tlfii9, bic MdtreIe unh bic
@ee5unse, ebenfo bic Mniter.
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0eitorDett.

Mm 90. Suni in Nelppbilooelpbia
Glarence .. Nfep i'm Nlter pm So
Sabren an einem Nierenleiosn. Der
Yernorbene mar III Walpern. garro0
Gountp, gsborsr mo pereblihte liA I'M
Sabre 1879 nit Mlice Nes!D, elmer
Mooptiutohter bes &shtsanpaltes
Aler. Neelp. BON Nep pbilaoslpbia.
Sm Sabre 1883 perleate Ct ieinen
Wobnfb nad Nem philadelphia uno
bat isitber INNER bier gelpobnt. 6ies
ben Sabre lang betleioete er oas Nmt
eines Mapors nit llmliht unb in libe.
raler Weiie. nno bic Gtaot bat ibm
uiel 3u peroantsn. Ut binterldbt cine
@attin. 3pei S6bne uno eine perbei.
ratbete 3obtsr.
gm 90. sSuni in Suoarcreet Daniel
9oopinoarner i'm Nltsr BON SO Sab
rem. 0oopingarner mar am Sage bor.
Der beim Yhiiden non Sirihen gefallen
unb bate einen Nrm gebrohen. tporauf
cine 2dbmun9 eintrat. tpelhe ben Sob
berbeifabrts. Ser 8erltorbene binter=
ldBt eine Wittue uno awei perbeiratbete
x6dter.
Nm 80. Suni in perrD 9p. Sobn
Wation i'm Utter bon 81 Sabren. Ser
Weritorbene mar Elm alter Sun9gelele
uno bot hber so Sabre In perrp 5p.
9emobnt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-02
Gtmt oas GbenbiIo @ottes !.

unb beuie Gin f4pd&lin @ei1letbt pbne gaft uub
&raft Sn bieiem fnappen Segeniab iff has ,ueient.
lihe ber nf4btitsentpdelnn eegeten. beren rce.
ntee ausnabmfn nnr ble RsgeI beitdtigen. autb
beute fnbet man ia MOO 9eifttg unb f6rperli aefunbe
Vteniden. aber e. fiub sben nur bic jeltenen Nus.
nabmen BON ber ReseI wtit ben ftetis erb6bien Mn.
iprh4en msIe a. BE Geiitunes BET Henfden
9tttent unrben bof 10 ou4 bic Grbotungsb
tei anuebmeub Qeieieert bts e In cine erQuiourns.
fudf ausartete unb beibe auiammen fteils1 an Gsift
nno Qbrper AnfDyberin9en, bsnen Ger bon Gtrnpoker
gei@pd9te Rtrpes sr1ie9t. Dentet boran bel 8eiten
genn m 9n3 9snll4meraeMs G@tpinbeI Weotfiefeit
duer art 4eber utb Niereuleiben, &iideRf&m6de unn
aHotre 0ebre@ku erNe5Menl 9entet boran bei 8eifem
oob e uur etm nn(yIbareS RitttI 0ibt eud fpieber
2etnnb ~ NADER bte uuf96 6tbnren. aus ben reinffen
Dhansenlditem nnb obue dterbs metonij&e Weim}i6h.
nmgen ber0eftenteu 81 Bsrndrb &Tduterpineu Eie
tub etne tpobre oUfte8Gnbs BE nIein TN Gfoube III
satsiabren. 81 stsH ApOt5slen Is 9sntS. ''''
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-02

,Wenn elmer cine Reiie tbut. 10
fann ct mas er5dblen", bahte Der l2=
idbrise Clifford 0arrif in Canal 9o-
Der uno iprang am lebten Donnerfa9
nit einem anoern Sungen auf eiren
6raht5ug uno bic beioen Weltreilenoen
tamen 10 melt wie Chicago Sunction.
mo- lie Elm Teuer mabten uno eini9e
Stunoen berneilten. 8alo fdeinen
iid bic @efdbrten eetrennt gu baben
uno 9arriff fam mad Nfron unb iebnte
li9 nod bem Yrotihrant Der Mutter.
uno fragte in elmer 3ieselbrennersi um
Nrbeit, um @elo 9enug gu oeroienen.
um tpieoer beim5utebren. Oie poliVi
murbe benadrihtist uno Der tleine
Sprin9insfelo 1T uieosr oabeim.
Gin Sblaumeier in Stem eeriep
bat ben Woridlag aemadt, baB ale bie=
ienieen. bic oem 8enuB eei1tiger Sc
trdnte huloiaen. iih BON ibren Nitmen=
ihen ourd Elm spanssmeiie su traaen.
oes Nbaeiden unterideioen iollen. Wir
baben ni6ts bageaen. penn oas Mb=
5eihen biibih uno tinItleriih 1T uno
BON Staat ODER Der staot frei seliefert
miro.
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Beiihtieums Des aRaaeninneren

giner mebiainif9en Wo9enldrift
5ufolge TT bas Problem Der bireften
8eobd9tung bes Masenirneren am
lebenben Menf9en BON Dr. Niebl oes
loft iporben. Die babel anaepan6te
Metbobe beitebt in Der Ginfibruna
elmer Doppelnbre in ben Maae1 auf
benz Mege Der Gpeifer1bre. Die in.
mere RObre 1T nit einer tleinen elettri.
i4en 8irne berfeben. Mit 6ilfe eines
beisegebenen Snitrumentes tpirb bem
Magen bur4 bic dubere R0bre MaiTer
5ugefiibrt, ipelhts ben Wlasen flint.
9ierauf ipirb bas eleftrifhe 1i9t an,
sebrebt, bas bic senauejte Beobadtuna
Der 9epegunsen aes Organs erm0ss
li4t.
Die betreffenbe Wo9enihrift Be.
tradtet biefe Grfinbung dis einen arc.
BEN Gortf6ritt, Der Elm gennueres Stu.
bum bee Magentrtbfts unb anberer
innerer Rrdrtbeiten n BE Mese l.iten
tpirb.
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Mm Dienaag feierten bier Sohn
gurrD uno feline Satin Die 9oloene
0ob3eit.
@bas. @arbrant bon BarnbiQ
nuroe am leBten Oonneritag in elmer
3oblenmine ourb falenoes @eitein
i1per DerleBt.
9ie Sbom Der @ebriioer Sun
sab am Gienltas bier auei Norne0un=
gen. Gieielben waren gut. aber Der
Seiub lieb pisl su miinihen iibrig.
= Samuel Wintler bon Canal So=
Der bat ii1 lebte Wode, ndbreno er
bel Sobn Waurer an Der &aserspiQe=
frabe &iriden pfladts. ourd einsn
Jaa ihmer am Ruden uerlebt.
Wsr ii1 iiber Die Dibe betlaat,
mag Iib oamit tr0lten, oab aub Dor 80
Sabren um oieie 3eit Der Shermpmetsr
auf 88--94 @rao lties uno uiele @rnts=
arbeiter bon Der 9ibe iibermannt mur=
oen unb ertrantten.
Sr. 6rso. Gappeler. Delta. 81.
g., bat uns cine poltanmeilung ge=
ianot our Besabluna leiner 3eituns big
1. Sanuar 1910 uno idreibt uns, bab
oas Gdien bel gutem Wstter in Timer
@eseno poraii9lib 9ebt uno oab er 9e=
lano 1T.
0r. Sobn Mepsr in Ganal Dooec
1T am Sienitaa bon bort ab9ereist, um
feline alte Qeimatb in Der s1mei, au
beIuhen. Sb er tpieoer suriiftebrt
ooer nidt, tp,ro bon umfdnoen abbdn-
gen. iiber bic ct nod teine gntl1ei=
ouns gu treHen permas.
= Mit elmer eroBen @traBenparaoe,
Wuiit uno Eeoen tpuroe geftern cine
neue 3eitepohe in unierem @eibdits.
leben eiEgefiibrt. Oie freie Nblieferung
bon Waaren. tpelhe bisber ieoes Sc.
iddft ielblt beiorste. miro BON iebt an
bon elmer @efelli1aft beiorgt. uel1e su
oieiem 3mede eine An5abl ib0ne Wa=
gen anaeibafft bat. bic geltern Mbeno
ben Sblub Der paraoe biloeten.
- Der friibere Mapor unierer @taot,
Clarence 8. Nfep. tuuroe geitern Rad.
mittag begrabsn. IS NOR nobl oas
2eidenbe9dngnib. tpeldes
bic Staot ie 9eieben. 9ie @eiddfts=
bduier maren 9eihloHen unb Der Gei=
hensus. on benz oerihieoene Orben, bic
NulitseieQidaft. Die Gabnenbrigaoe,
bic itdotiiden Beamten uno piele
6reunoe oes Nerforbenen ii6 betheilio.
ten, par 9robartig uno oiente als Be.
meis oafir, wie bod Der 8erftor bene in
oer Mdtung ieiner Mitbiir9er fano.
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S 6 n / 8 e(.
&Qe:Iei 9mtereEaates aus aaerlet 0es
biet-Gar 9ehea etma1.

3uderfabrtten eibt es IN
16 Der Ser. Staaten. I'm Gansen "a.
Il m ein pfunb 9utter
5x geteinnen. brau9t man unsefIbr
IL Quarts CUTE Mil9.
y ie g deibe, an ber BET
Diamant seidIiffen ipirb, madt 240O
u1dbrebungen In Der Wltnute.
Die NOR m ale gntfer.
nung bei Der Muaer, BON
einanber TT bic 9reite zines Musss.
Sat teber Gbinefe tann
lefen; baeegen feblt es 80 proa.nt
aller Grauen bort an ieber @9ulbil<
buna.
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Wenn Sie fetne &ait 5ttttt Mr.
bettett t0tett

lino lid mubiam fortihleppen. >oann 1T
oas Spittm aueer Sronung bas
glut unrein. bic Neroen iino aeidmdht.
bic @irtulation 1T ihlebt. ober Die 2eber
unb ytieren arbeiten bieleiht nidt reht.
Gin Mittel. nelbes oas Spfen aui=
baut, ben Nerpen Spanntraft uno
Stdrte berleibt unb Die @irfulation re-
9ulirt. tpiro sic furiren. Sh1eiben
sic an Dr. peter Gabrnep & Sons
Co., we9en bes Ndberen, falls Sic fei=
uen Der SpesialsNaenten tenuen. =
9breHe lit ll2-1l8 so. 9opne Mpe..
Chicago, Slliuois.
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CUBE: SEPT baben beibe parteien
ibr 3ldet; mas seoentlt Du nun 5u
tbun !?
S0ra: Sd meroe mid mad oem
gibelmorte perbalten, ipelhes unaeidbr
lautet: priifet Nae uno Die gelten be.
baltet !!
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saramie! samarte! samarte.

100 Yerionen ainsen am 9ientas,
16. Sunie nod 2aramie. Wpomins.
uno Die n0hfte 6abrt be9innt am
Dienitag. z. Suli. 6iir ndbere Mus.
tunft menoe man iib idriftlid ooer
our1 bas Selepbon an 6. u. Seed,
Nen pbilaoalpbia, =.
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4 Giner 0epeide aus Winobcet. in
Deutih. Siioueitafrita, sufolge. III in
Der yfdbe Der 2iioerib Bah Elm srobes
Oiaman enfelo entbeft moroen. y
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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-10-30
From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
In The Congressional Record of the
fifty-ninth congress, page 460l, April
2, 1906, can be found the following:
Liability of Employers.
Mr.. Sterling: Mr.. Speaker, I move
that the house suspend the rules and
pass the bill H. r. 239, with the COM
mittee amendments, known as the
employers liability BILL
A bill Oh. r. 239) relating to liabil-
ity of common carriers by railroads in
the District of Columbia and territories
and common carriers by railroads en-
gagged in commerce between the states
and between the states and foreign
nations to their employees.
Be it enacted etc., that every COM
mon carrier by railroad engaged in
trade or commerce in the District of
Columbia, or in any territory of the
United States, or between the several
states or between any state or states,
or the District of Columbia, or with
foreign nations, or between the Dis
trict of Columbia and any state or
states or foreign nations, shall be liza
BILE to any of its employees, or, in the
case of his death. to his personal rep
resentative for the benefit of his widow
and children, if any, if none, for his
next of kin dependent upon him, for
all damages which may result from
the negligence of any of its officers,
agents or employees or by reason of
any defect or insuficiency due to