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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-31
Bonn Yrnocr crid)oIcn.

WuStogee, Sfla, 30. WtGr5. -
Charles Widliiie, zines Scr Wtitglie.
Der Der aus Gbcrofee, Snoioncrn be-
ltebcn0en Nullbcrbdn0c, lurrr0e in lei
ncr Mobnulg in Den Spopinom.9er
gen n0bren0 cincS SomilicnItrciteS
bon icincm 9ruocr Gbomoa eridoi=
len.
Gic @idlificS maren 0rei Vriiocr,
SbomnS, Gborlcs mo Sobn. Won
lcGt OcnicIbcu cine gauge Gcibc bon
WtorOthotcn sur Soit.
Am Sonntug, Den #. MGr5 1903,
licierten tic mebrercn equities bel
&onioS, Stlabomo, bon oencn lie nc
gen Grmoroung zines 9cumtcn Der
buitet mcroen loQtcu, IN ben Bergen
cine Sdlod)t. Nei oerieIbcn iiel Der
9eputp.lPorid)oll Sfe @ilitrop BON
Sinita, uno Die Widliiic1 cntfomen.
Sic mllroen mcbrere @od)cn lang
gclud)t, oonn borte man bon ibnen
orci Sabre lang nid)tS mcbr, bis ebell
Die Hud)ridt bon DEM 8ru0crnlor0
fon1mt. Charles gSidliifc mar 30
Sabre alt, iein 0ruoer Sbomo6 Itcbt
I'M 81. SebenSjubr mo Sobn lit y
Sabre oft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-31
Sbiircu iuicbcr ac6ffnet.

&ono sGitn Wfo., 80. MGr5.
Sod Oronung ibrer @crbGltniile crs
oiinctc belltc Oie beige nNotionol
Tunf OF Commerce" nit clncnl &or.
roth bon $6,0O0,O0O in @oar llno
@Cdleln inter Der Seitung bon 81
lion5Ielrten bon 9flli TIRE Gbiireu mic.
Der, nnh0enl lie 0rei Mtonate mo %
Gage ouf I%norOuing beS Gontro-
leur5 Der Hutionolbatfcn lltSpenoirt
.1efpelen. Sos Snltitut mar Die be-
Oeutenolte Nationolbonf, iouobl bin.
iidtlid) beS Nnlu9efopitolS, oils Der
GcpoliteuL mel6e ie IN ben Ser. Staa.
ten iuspenoirt luoroen it, unO ibre
@ieocropfnobme Der 8ei1Gfte miro,
ipie es beiBt, piel oo5u beitrogen, Die
Gage Der Sinun5perbdltniiic I'M Siio.
iueIten 81 beben. ". 9. Hio9Ip, mel.
der ooS Amt DeS Gontroleurs Der Nds
tionalbanfen in poriger @ohe niebers
oclegt bot itno oerGroIibent Der gont
miro, lit elmer Der beoeutenolten Sit
tioudre bes ncil fun0irten SnititltS.
Gem 9ruoer, Gbluoro Gioglp, miro
aoiiirer, rno George z. Suits, net
der 3pon9spcrpolter Scr Iilspcnoir-
ten 9anf mor, miro 8icc.Er1lioent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-31
Staot Baltimore.

Bon Gee unb &oen.-3 Ser
Nor0o. 2lopb.I Compiler nTbein", Der
ON SnmItog in Neip.gorf onlangte,
ieood an Der Guarant0ne.S tation
ieItgebalten milr0e, ourite geItern lei
ne Yaiiogierc lonben, uno 5ruor milr.
hcn nidt mir Die fiir Hep,Dorf be.
itimmten Gniiogiere gelonoet, ion.
bern olth bieicnigen, bcren Heilc5iel
Baltimore mar. Sebtere mer0ei1 per
9obn bierbcr mciterbeforoert. 3er
9ompfer miro infolge oeS unfreipil.
ligen Iufentbolts porousiiftlid) crit
beite nod Baltimore Delterfabren
ltno Damn an Dlittmod Nodmittag
bier eintreffen.
Tm Somitog fllbr ser NorOOeutife
2lopo.9 ompfer .GbemniB" bon 9re.
mer6open nad Telu-gort uno galtt-
more ab. GIN 9oro oeiielben befin-
ben iid fir Iep.Dorf 495 unb fir
Baltimore 4t0 Yaiiagiere.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-31
Muf ciniamcr Tarm crmurbct.

5rentoM 80. MARS. - Nad,.
barn, mclfc gcitcrn 0o9 @obnbaua
&ntbonp ao0c'o III 6ouiiu8ton go,
titnf Iteilcn bon bier, puiiirtcrL ent.
Gcdten Ole qrGBIid) 5ltgcrid)tetc &cidc
lcincr Satin in einem S6loi5immer.
Cine llntcriltdulg ltellte ulSbuIo felt.
0oB Der Srou niht MIR ser SdQ0Cl
cingcldlogen mor0en mar, ionoCrn
ooB Die &eihe orci Stifmunoen ultfs
mics, BON OcnCn ie0e toOtIid gelueien
icin muBtc. Spurcn 0clltcten olli ei-
ncn beiti0cn &ornpf 5uiihen Dem
Wt0rocr nnO icincm Opfcr. Nus In.
5cidcn l6Bt iid) ihlicBcn, ooB ser
Wtor0 bon elmer nit Den 8crbGltnii-
len I'M Sollie bcfamtcn Ycrion per.
iibt muroc.
Irnu ao0c mo6ntc, icitoem ibr
@ottc lpcNcn Iicbitn6IS cinea &c.
d)cll5 nod Dem @ci0tgniB gcifidt
lulr0c, aIlcin mo uerfcbrte nit Den
Nodborn nidt; lie b%ebouptctc ltctS,
tbr @otte babe Ben Neben nltr cnt.
Iiebe1 uno bon cinem 9icbitubl f0n.
ne feline Heoe icin. Gin @ruocr Ser
6rolt, Wnrtin Muroel, bon Nr. SIT,
GnOolubiQsSt EbilnocIpbiu, triiit
bier nlorgcn ciL nm bic &cid)c be
itottcn SIT Iaiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-31
$ NJ b q.
&ns frandJt bort III ocm gnidD
hcrnm?

ct. 2ouiS s, Mo-, 80. WGr5. -
Iic Eopuliiten lperocn ibrCn Natio-
nal Gonuent am 3. 2Ipril bier i'm
Olympic e Ibcntcr" obbnlten, nm
ibrc Ganoiontcn fiir oos 9Inlt ais
ErGiiocnt uno Sice.ErGiiocnt ser
Ser. Stonten nuf5uItellen u10 olt0crc
Dem 9onpent 5lltommen0e @cihGite
81 erleoi9en. @ie eS heiBt miro oje
Sinan5irage einen Der &~nuptaegclts
it1roe ser IiSfuiiton biloeu. Snp
". 6orrcIt BON Albonp, N..O., Sor-
iieer oc5 propiIoriihen NotionnlsGo.
mites, bat lid) bellte ge0ltbert: u1er
Gonpent miro iid) aus 100 Ielego.
ten 5uinmmeniebcrL sic ollc inItruirt
iino, iiir 5bomns 6. @otion bon
Georgia ais HrGliOentihoftS San.
oiodten 81 itimmcn, NIT Nlsnobme
non 81 0elcgntcn aus Nebrosfa, sic
iiir ". ). @rpnn inItruirt iino, mo
Scr Celcgoten BON Alabamu, Die SIT
@lniten Ocs iriiberen GongreBmits
glicoes $. ". SomorO iino." Inter
Den Ant0mmIiugen fir Oen Gonuent
beiinocn lid: i. s. Softer, Sefretdr
Der rNem.Yorf Eeople'S Yartp," pom
GobocS, H..O., umo Golpnro San
Coon bon Shencctoop, NJ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-31

bcr5o9tbum Mettenburg Stmerin
ermadien nelte Characterization. Mie
ans Shperin gemeloet miro, lit eS
mad gniiht oeS StuataratbS mn0g.
lid OiedIenburg pI0bIih aus einem
itdnbiihen Stnatc in cincn Stnut
pom reiniten GonititltionnliSmnlS
llmjumnn0eln. Der in ser 2lrbeit
beiinoli6e gntpuri elmer ncltcn Ser.
f%aiiung merbc ober iifer biligen
IiberaIen @iinihcn gcreht. Ger
Stnot5rotb it, mie er CrflGrt, oltf
8rlrno ieiner in unoeren Stuoten &C.
moften 9eobodltrngcn unO oeren
Nnmen0rna nuf WcdIcnblrg Sdlpc-
rim Elm 8cgner oes allacmeincn aleis
hen un0 gebetmen @ablrcd)tS.
unterItiitung 0ie @itt'
ne zines GidterS.
Safer @iIbeIm bat ser gSittme
oes am 4. 6ebruar 1888 IN Ser Sell
onitQIt 0oQoori bel Berlin gcitorbe.
men 0ramatiifen IidtcrS hilbert
2inouer cine &obre8rentc BON iiinI.
bulloert Mart aus ieiner Eriuatidu.
trGc beniuigt. 6rou @in0ncr lebt IN
oiiriti0cn &erbGltniiien mo mar ihon
iriibcr BON prenBiiden @ltltu@mini-
tier ulteritiitt mor6en oils 0ieier BON
ibrer ~tralrigcn Gage &enntltB ers
belt.
3mci Sabre 6eitunG@boit
uu0 Gntluiiunq.
Gn @aQe lit Der 2icutcnont Bull
rid pom 4. Gbiiringiidcn &nianteric-
Megiment 9tr. y lpeaen @otbcleioi-
alung un0 Nngrtii5 aui cilen &or9c.
irbtcn idyper bcitroit morOel. Die
Sdltlo oe5 2icutenunta, Der crit lett
31@ &abren Siii5ier it, mltrOc i'm
pollen llmianQc ermicicu, unO ooa
llrtbcil Iolltete nui 5~mcii0brige Sc
Itung@bait uno GntluIiuug aus Der
Nrmce.
aoloniol. Snititut iir
$ omburg.
Ger Somburaiid)en 9iirgerid)art
lit sic SenntSporIagc %5t9cBangeL
melde oltf @rltnO ser oieSbc5iiglid)cn
&ercinbarung nit Sem &eihs.aoIo.
lliol.2lmt sic Grrihtlng zines Solo.
niol. &nititlt5 fir sic &ouialtaot
fpr0crt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-31
&lmtgicriacr YuliSiit.

ShieBt Hrci 6rallen III EbiIoOeIpbio
uicocr. 49, Cine ocricIbcn blie6
uli Der SteQe toot.
PHILADELPHIA, ga, 30. M0r5.
- Ter GO Sabre ultc George Gels,
cin Eoli5iit ocS StotionabouicS an
ser ,. urO Gbriitiou.S Str, rid)tcte
QcItern Nbcu0 in ciferiiihtt1er
@ltb Gin lpobreS Nlutbno an. Gels,
meld)ar in Nr, $50, Wiontroie,S trnBe
mobnt, erihob icine Nodborin
6ruu Mtnrp Nn0erS bon 9tr. 1923,
MontroicsS troBc, jo8tc Ser % Sabre
oItcn Glo Eoiholl, melhc iriibcr
nit inn 3uionmcn gclcbt bate, cine
&llacl in Den &opf un0 id)oB Die %.
iGbri9c aotc &Cpcll, oic lid, in Dem
NolIie Der Grou 2lnocrS ST cincm
@ciude bciunocn bottc, in Die Sdui
ter. Ser EbGtcr lit in @oit.
guo &oihoIl bciinoct iid I'M
oFenninlbnnin &o'pitol," moiclbit
sic 9cr5tc ipGt lcbte N}od)t ertIGrtclL
oub lie itmcrlid Oen MorNcn erie
ben mer0c. &ote ScrpcI, Die iid
cbenfoQS imn YcnnipIuouio &oipitoI"
bciin0ct, lit njd)t IcbcnSgci0brIid
OerlCBt.
George Gels, mclGer ieit % Sab
rcn bem StntjonSbouie an Der =.
unO GbriitionsS trobe }uQctbcilt nor,
bo:te, mie ca bciBt, icinc 6rou Dor
ctrpo 10 &obrcn pcrloIicn. Gr ioll nit
@uo Faiholl 5uinmmcnAclcbt boben
Bis Dor ctlpa cincm Sabre, ais Ole
Irnlt i'm ncrlicB uno nit ibrcn brei
&inOcrnL &nnbcn inn Iltcr BON 3. II
ulO ~ &obrcn, in Oo1 Solt2 ibrcr
9tnHborim Srou Nn0crS, Scr Sral
zines in ser Nodburihoit Scr 6. uno
GheltnutS troBc gut bctonntcn Dim
ben 3citrmgSperfGltfcrS, 500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-31
@crmiidltc telegrapbiid)c Scpcid)cn.

- Sn Saratoga, H..9., mar Der
@eidGitstbeil cine 3eit lang bon Ell
ner 6euersbrunit beorobt, ooh ge'
lana es, oen Brand aui 5mei 2doen
in Dem 8eb1ube Der .Giti5ens Notios
nul.gant" 81 Backgammon.
2anoltreifer iiberiielen ben &c,
legrapbiiten Ser v@eit.S bore. 9abn"
in Ser Citation 2pons Slinction, "
y, perbanoen inn sic 2lltgen uno
ieiielten i'm oil Ben 9einen uno Sdn'
cen, morauf tie Ole S%tationsfaiie
%arsrnlbten, in peld)er iid) aber MIR
$40 befanoen. Nls Der Sbat per-
b1ftig bat man mebrere 9anoitrei-
der III Saft genommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-31
Nuts oCn Wcrid,tcn.

Gin Nll1c nltf $4,000 beluertbct. 49,
Grou mlrroc irriinnig @otte tloQt
oui $4,000 ShoOcncriot.
@cil CT Ourd Die nnNcbIid)c SdllI9
~icilcr NrbcitgcbCr t~bcihpciic crblills
Octc, rcid)tc @crbcrt $. Wropn &c
itcrn inn Superior @cridt cine &logt
gcgen Bic yW}orplono MctnQic 9to
So" nni 3obIung uon $4,000 S1G'
ocncrioB Gin. Gr ]bcDnlptCt, Dob Ct
am 4. Tehrltur 1905 ais Ttgcltrlltcr
IN Der 6obrif Scr 6irno bon cincm
Stiid Acknowledgment "Details 10
idmcr am rcd)tcn 2Iugc ucrIcbt mur.
Sc, OoB CT Ocliqu Scbfrqit einbiibtc.
90 $ bemcbc. g..r
Der ctlpu IS Satire altcn 6rNt
2clio Miop @or0 bon 9}r. iG0G, 2lrs
HpIcs9 lpcnle. mcl0c bon iGrer Wiut.
Ter I'M &roiciic ucrtrctcn lUnr, mltrOc
gcitcrlt i'm &rcisgeridtc Ole Shci
Dung bon ibrcm @ottcn 6ronci,
Mor0 bcminiNt ul0 ibr Die SorAe
iiGcr oo9 ans Der G6c bCrporacaols
gene &ino 5u0ciprod)en. dc Nit3iaQc
Scr &ldQcrin mari Gin trulrilc2 Sidt
oltf rbr GbClCbclt. gl9 lie - Sabre
alt NOR, entiIob tie ON II. NpriI 1908
nod Gnn6cn, u s., un0 liCb iid nit
ibrcnl W}onnc trnlten, morulli Ncl0c
nod baltimore 51riidfeDrtcu mo bel
scr WuttCr Ger ilu1gcn Grull Wobs
nllna nobmcn. &alm 5luci MOnot2
lpar 0nS Y0nr ucrbeirotbct, ais ser
Sroum Ser junACu &icbr in Grim.
MGR Ging lm0 cr bcQonn icinc bciicrt
SGlitc 5u miBbon0clt. oNCnn iiG)
scr 3oHlto9 uGbcrtc," crtIGrtc tic,
fam CT nift liod) &nlie in0 ;0
nltbtc sic Nchnunacn icIbit bc}oG.
len. llnb lucnn OnS 9abp Ihric, orob.
II or, e& SIT t00tcn mo ollS ocnt Gclts
tier 81 mcricn." Scit 0cm %. ,Sltli
lcttcn &obrcS Icbtc ooS Eoor &c
trennt. Gic ght3iogc BON aerlpiu
9ion6lc lpor mNiinItjN fir Den &cr.
flo2tcn. Gr bc}cu0tc, Dab 48uro I'M
i1big lei, Oo5 ain0 SIT cr5irbcn. PM
@rrn0 niCiCr Ni9ioQc iprad) Nid)tcr
YbclpS Ole llntcrboltunQ 0C9 &in0c9
Der Wlittcr SIT.
&logt ouf $4,000 q hoocns
crdB.
Cine Gloac ouf $4,000 Shnocrt.
criob mnd)te Scrr (Sobn ". &u0iou
oe0en WoicS @oloitein I'M Common
BleoS-@ eriNt onbGnaig. 2cbtcrer IieB
ongc6Gid an rs. Souuor ooS benz
&ldGer Gcb0riNe bclue0Iidc Gigclli
tbum1, meldr9 lid in Der %g8obnuna,
Nr. 1927, MoriboaS trobc, bcfonO,
NIT @eidlo1 bcleacn mo belt ooa
Sous mGbrcnb fiinf Wtonotcn in iei.
mem @ciib. 0Crr NnGion bcboltptgt
MN, bob lid icinc @oitiu Oorii6cr il
nufregte, oab lie tenjpordr irriinnig
muroe un0 in 0ieie.l 3uitonoc cine
Coils 8ift lio6nl 1tn0 inn Soipital
l0n9ere Belt Idlper frnnf oarnicoers
luQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-31

s6ieBt orci 6r9ncn in YbiIoOeIpbia
nicOcr. - Cine ocriclbcn blic6
aui Ser Steac to0t.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-08-15

X. |. Perky called the convention TO
order and after relieving himself of a
little OF the indignation engendered by
the work Of McKinlay. called for nom
nations OF temporary officers.
Judge stockslager of HALEY was
elected chairman and F. G. Burroughs
OF Caldwell was elected temporary
secretary. A motion that Bostwick OF
Boise be made sergeant at arms was
hooted and received no second. This
is real democratic convention" said
Tannahill, and we don't need any
sergeant at arms. nor tickets Of adj
mission.
Judge Stockslager. In taking his
seat, was loudly applauded. lie ad-
dressed the convention as Fellow
democrats OF idaho,g and said 1t was
the first time he had been able TO adj
dress an audience huthfully in that
manner for six years He spoke de-
rlsiyely Of the hossism of Dubois. and
ceela'' q that under Dubois maninn-
iation OF affairs democracy has been
ignored-kicked aside--and one issue
alone has been given us to mako our
campaigns In our move to-day we
feel we are in the right and in the
majority and that the courts will fully
sustain us. II Is all we could do in
justice TO principle. In justice to the
cause Of William Jennings Bsyan.p
On motion of John Nugent a roll
call was taken to ascertain the coun-
ties represented In the conven-
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-08-15
Open Season For Birds,

AS the open season Tor birds al
game approaches, the sportsmen a
making preparations to take the hsl|
A bit of information which Is beln|
put out by the state department is |
follows:
Open season-Sage hen, August
to December / grouse August
to December L; cartridges, pheasant
prairie chickens and turtle doves, Sen
TENDER l to December / snipe, ploys
duck and geese, September Is to jan
uary L; elk, deer, mountain sheep an
mountain goats, September Is to d
.cember 81; quail, November l to d.
cember /.
Bag limit-Sage hen, partridgl
grouse, prairie chicken or mrtl
dove. IL In one day; quail. Is In ON
day; duck, snipe and plover, n !
one day; geese, 3 in one day; Gil
hex, mountain sheep or mounlail
goats, 1 during open season; trout
bass. catfish, grayling or sunnsh.
pounds In one day.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-08-15
springfield the day bs
lnsten In 1861. &c lett TOT
From NatIo.,.,

! $AO0AI
J, announcement INN s. has ,a .s', =
, !, ,ns amounts which ' each ' :.
a sa'nsns =, national forest. 49, ~ a''''
ss.. the .. gross receipts trsn . !. y
The total amount to
n from the receipts Of III he : H.. a. |
a aaano rec. received s5s.so1.a. m wa
o or1er sta state receives more ~. ua' |,
s sno od that is Montana ws,s sa'a y
s7S, so7-41- The law rsq aa,sa !, ,ss
money be expended upon n = 'a''
s ana schools by the coup tss''s |
contain national forest ,sas y
VA way the counties are comDs s, y
.ne reduction of the ta.. ss's'
brought about by the er,s,. .s0's
forests. Before this year ~. 2 !
nave received 10 per cent 0, ~ ~. |
receipts, but Congress voted H. ! :,
ter to increase the amouD, ~ :. 'Ss =.
cent. a' % Is
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-08-15

The Office of public roads OF the W
partment of agriculture Is to cooper
ate with the forest service in draHlas
up plans for comprehensive sys'sn''
of roads and trails on national tut
ests.
For the last two years Congress na'
provided funds for permanent 'D
provements on national forests anu
a large part of the money thus h''s
available has been and is being usea
for road and trail building ia'
amount is too small, however, ID e0u
parison with the total area Of the l0'
ests. to make possible more 'naa
very small beginning. Win 'A.S
settlement and increasing use u -
forests, good roads will become A'
and more crying necessity :,
The object of securing the hs'f
the Office OF good roads Is " 49, :,
the work take the line that VIII W
merely serve temporary con''D "A
but also count for most in the sas
BY building each year with rsls''1'
to carefully worked-out plan !,
danger of indirected effort VII
escaped. a.
During the present suihn.S .,as
engineer OF the Office OF go0' :, 4
will go over the ground on se'@ .s,s
the forests, and draw up pisn' nd
will be submitted to the forester =
will serve to guide subsequsA' ..usa
Where the roads planned for s mn
be built, trails win, so far as p0' :, !,
be made to follow the courses 'a'1 ~,
with the expectation that law
will be converted into roads ,,.s
The roads, trails. telepnon' a %
and fire lines already conspa. ,rsss
national forests are proving o. ' no.
value both in the work Oh ~ .,srcs
lection and in serving the con's' 's,,s
of the public. The further shls !, a i.
can be carried the greater viii " ar.
usefulness of the sorests 70 49,
rounding regions.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-08-15
PLANNING ANNIVERSARY
OF LINCOLN's BIRTH,
exercises to be held In City Of Spring.
field,

field.
Preparations are being made for the
ceiepration on an elaborate scale of
'he one hundredth anniversary of tho
olrtn OF Abraham Lincoln on Feb 10
isos' The exercises will be held in
Springfield, Ill.
ine ehtire proceedings will be m
uer the general direction of the lin.
coin Centennial Association, which
Includes among the charter membsrs
Melville W. Fuller, chief iustice ~
the United States; Senator's cu,,om
ana Hopkins, Speaker Cannon Ada,
H. stevenson, Governor Deneen rr
governor Richard Yates and marv
o'ners prominent in Illinois affairs
invitations have been ;sspad g.
PRESIDENT Roosevelt, the membars =,
~ oapinet, and to the ambassadors
ministers and consuls of the ,oro,.-.
governments. <
Two features of the celebration
nav lave Oeen practically agreed upon and
'ne educational authorities of each
s'a'e VIII be asked to carry them a.
y, o', enec'- These are that the same
program which will be carried ont N
. ,,,1no,S be also be observed In every
:, house in the country and that
schoo, lam nour In the day every
s sIOo' child in the land shall stand
s"u while facing In the direction q,
that f,n repeat the brief speech
,na, lincoln =. uttered as he babe fare
"'h 10 his friends and nelgbbors n
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-08-15

cine. me decision of the United State.
circuit Court reversing Judge ranS 'es
aso ooo : imposing the famous $40
$4,000 fine against the stanaara s1 o.,
, trust VIII encourage people 70 ~ III
trust-busters. are real
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-08-15
Greeting to Bryan.

Third-We recognize In William
Bryan, who has twice received the
electoral vote of Idaho, the greatest
living Democrat and first citizen Of
the republic, and the Democracy OF
Idaho sends greetings to the great
commoner at Fairview and confident
iy pledge him that. purged OF false
leaders who would divide and DESTROY
IT, again united. harmonious and mill
tant we viii for third time bear his
banner to victory.
Fourth-We yield to no man or mr.
" In the patriotic enforcement of the
constitution and laws of our state and
we denounce In unmeasured terms
those who, with express contempt for
our courts and with no effort to en-
force the law, have maligned and viii
lified the good name of the State OF
Idaho and have held her people. than
whom there are none more sober and
virtuous, up to the scorn of the world
Direct Primary.
flfth-Firmly believing that the
hrst concern of the State should al
ways be to maintain government
by the people. therefore as means
OF bringing the people nearer TO the
administration OF the government. we
FAVOR the enactment of direct pri-
mary election. We further favor an
amendment to the constitution Of the
uni'ed states SO as to secure the cleo
non OF the United States senator's bv
direct vote of the people.
Forest Reserves.
sixth-While we believe In the pra.
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notwithstanding the conflict of
interests between certain settlers and
the State of Idaho over homestead
lands, in which the State has acquired
preference right thru the public land
department of the government. we re-
commend in view of the alleged Iono
improvements of many of the afore-
said settlers, that the State land hoard
before securing a cancellation of said
settier's homestead entries and issu-
ance OF patents to the State for said
iand' that they inaugurate a thoro in
vestigation of the bona fides of the AL
ieged settlement and improvement of
said land by said settlers and their
moral and equitable right to title
thereto and that In the event Of tbe
establishing of such right by any of
said settlers, that the State of Idaho
should waive any superior legal right
or claim to said land.
Thirteenth-We favor the enact
ment OF law for the adjustment Of
disputes between employers and en-
ployes.
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effective grain and warehouse con
mission law.
ID. We favor q constitutions
amendment providing for direct lea
islation by the initiative and referer
dunn and legislation extending
electors tho power to recall from Of
iiee any public official who Ii recro
ant LII mis- trust.
I6. We believe Ia the democrats
doctrine Of home rnule and local sci
government, therefore we favor tb
enactment OF an effective local op
ton law, giving the people the op
porteniay Of determining whether In
toxicatlng liquor shall ba sold 80
beverage In their local communities
IN. We demand the determination
OF polygamy and unlawful cohabita
tlon within the State OF Idaho ans
the complete separation OF church
and state In political affairs. WI
pledge the people OF Idaho that, Ii
the event OF democratic success a.
the polls In November, we will make
effective by Legislative enactment the
wise and patriotic declaration In our
state constitution contained In Sec
ton IL, article ..
is. We are opposed TO the organ
zation or maintenance of any trust,
alliance or combination In restraint
OF trade and we pledge the good faith
OF our party to the enactment of a
far-reaching and effective antitrust
law.
40. We favor the submission to
The people of the question OF con-
stitutional amendment providing
for separate election at a TINA other
than the general election of state
and county officers, at which time
shall be elected judges of the supreme
and district courts and county and
state superintendent of schools. I'M
iii such constitutional amendment can
be adopted Ii should be the policy of
the democracy OF this state to select
candidates for these important offices
with regard solely to ability. integri-
Az and moral worth, disregarding po-
litieal affiliations and demanding and
expecting no partisan support or sur
render Of political conviction on the
part OF the nominee.
State Committee.
Next came the work of selecting
the State Committee. 1t was decided
TO have one committeeman from
each county and one from each judi
cial district. The committeeman from
counties follows:
Ada--P. Nj. Davis.
Hannock-W. n. Kirchoff.
Bear Lake--Joe Mozart
Bingham-A. r. Ryan.
Blaine--C. III. Porter.
Boise-Joseph Lippincott.
Bonner--J. T.. MoDuffle.
Canyon M. Bennett.
Cassia-Willis Sears.
cueter-Wm. II. Felkner.
Elmore--J. N. Cowan.
Fremont--M. ]. Walters.
fdaho-A. w. darlington.
Kootenai-Edwin McBee.
Latah-George w. suppiger.
Lemhi-Wm. c. Smith
Lincoln--M. A. McFan.
Ncz Perce--J. M. Pierce.
Oneida-W II. Jones.
Owyhee--John Connors.
Shoshone-John II. Wourms.
Washington--R. c. Mckinney.
Thc committeeman by judicial dis
Lricts are:
First-E. H. Motif.
second--John W. Lleuallen.
Third-Jule Bassett.
Fourth-H. L. Locklin.
Fifth-M. M. Eldredge.
sixth-W. @. whitwell.
Seventh-Frank Harris.
After returning thanks to the town
md officials OF Wallace. an adjourn
nent sine die was had
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Fourteenth-Believing that the eff.
cheney of government departments do.
ponds not so much on the volume .,
It's law as upon the strictness and I'M.
Partially of their enforcement wo
would limit new legislation to snch
enactments only as may be adeonats
10 the functions of a just and order,y
government granting equal rights ana
equal protection to all and special u,s
vileges to none. RI
fiLteenth-we affirm the stand o,
.he Democratic party first epunciatsd
IN the State platform of 1904 and 70,
ailrmed IN the State platform Of 1aoe
iaVoring non-partisan judiciary
Adjournment.
AFTER the usual votes of thanks =
the town and officials Of Wallace =, -
convention finally adjourned, 'D'