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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-13

Settle fan life iises oenne Gang.
Gan bapoe en- meeet itnrf Noofan.
eioat. Der nisielie osiaa III en- Gel
at be ifanbinaoife Stemrncr, Der
lom en- Reeel iorreiten faites for Den
replblifanife ann0ioat.
Spilfe SIutninser Tan man mn
bragg bernf2 So, for bet ferite, at
Sobnion er ell eneitaaenoe popuIar
Manb | fin eseu Stat, % ior Oct on.
bet, at ban or Ell gauife mRrfelis
Manb | oct belle taeet. San binder
SerrRn, bpor ban foumer, % er
life paa nosen Maabe enlibig. 5
@oibiuatou ifior pafte ban itor Sp.
iiat; gIaoene bar iuloe al 2optoIer
rrer ban, Som 9epis paa, OF ban
fan bare nleo poa roset al bpert %
mere emo brpoe fin TIabs, fou an.
fires. at buu rmner tit SpboIb
@opeoitaoen bar @irit peo en- @aufct
gipet al oep iaafalbie "@ribiron
Club, Der beitadr at 2anoets beO'
lte % pittigite Soueoer. Snlerne
riientIiegisreS life, men @lobeue
ror Dog ueo oennr Yuleoning cuiae
en-, "ot ben bebite % pittisitc Gale
i,oeu SammenIiguing bleu bcIbt al
Gupernsr Scbnion fra Winreiotn"
SEQ, Oct al Erpiioeteu i~ammentaIbte
Msbe at 8uuernerer par ban Oct
Sopeocentrum, bporom Sntcrcsien
orciebc iie. og hans SaIer og 6or.
iloa tiaoe0es opcrpeienhe gp9t.
San or ntpiIiomt Den nrrppreube
Sibs bcoit fienote % melt populGre
Gemotrat. Soab or bo noturIigerc,
emo Of ban bIiuer Semofroternes
@onnerisrcr / 1892 GIN Horobo
iom ErGiioentfouOibat for ct al DC
ltore BARTER piIoe ppre nogct mt
% iiffert biornge til at itprfe Noro.
bocrncS alereoc itGrfe StilIing her
| 2anbet, euten ban bIep nalgt eller
life. Y. g.
@oibingtou, Q. g., Rop. 1908.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-13
eirfelis Refiame maa nnbsaaes.

3 "Seeorab sgoiten- for lite Seps
tember er ct Stpffe fra SanS Greet,
&is.. al 9orrsipouSent.
Set ipues neb Bette Stntte at pPre
Iagt an paa at fremboIbe. boor goSt als
ting aaar MI | ReuisbeSeu, eitcrat Der er
bIcpen en- mn Brett.
Som ct ercutpel urbnes: Dan bilier
iaa penIist babe paa amsriianere iom
RorIfe.
Sda BONNER Der en- @eretuino ON en-
StpIefeit. aibolot efter at Der par boIot i
Tigers Seii9iousitole | R~enigbeoen.
gerneue aiorSe fine Eager eoSt, ia
iaa aaot. at ber neppe ianstes isrre Zine
/ Sirien peo Seiteu.
Ru BED enbper. at ifaI Der bline Iioi
alb isien til ReIi9ionsunoerpisnins. CT
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-13

Rrs. Sobu 9. Chen (tioLiacre 3obns
ion) afeif pcS 8sDeu / Seningham,
@aI6., ben 22Sc Gttober. SerScs Siges
nauu bar 3orit grregaaro. 5un nor
fra gpnGiet Her Sronbbien. 6eSt
1870.
4 1898 u~npanbrebe BUN til Hmerifa
oa boiotte iio i Sope. q. 3. Sun reilte
iaa iii Billings, Wontaua. bbor bun bleo
Gift meb Sobu g. CIheu. : 1897 flnts
tebe bum meb fin 8nmiIic til Clan Go,
Rinr., / 1900 til Gbebalis, 8aib,, o.
/ 1908 til 9~eGiuebam, @aIb, bucr Ga
million iiSeu bar 9apt lit 5icm.
Suu blep ipe BEN 15oe Cftober al
Q,tnoebetGuoelie. Ga benoes Spgonn,
par meaet baaro bIep bum tat til Soipfs
tnlet. Reu trobs oft bIep giort for
bcnSe, iom fuuSe aisres, osoe bun ben
22se al. baIp igO Giteu efter en- SIpor'
Zig Stamp.
afSsoe eftcrlaber ii9 Susbonb og Isr
imaa Born, Sen Glbite 13 aar % Den
mineite 2 Nar. Gf andre SlRgtuinger
fan nGones en- RoSer % TO Ssitre /
9pree, en- gror ueb Rapn So6n | Spin
Sarbors, Riuu., TO grsbre. albert %
Grill, % en- Ssiter girs. Nnrie SoIme |
geaingbam, 8nib. % en- Sutel / 8us
Iut6. aiosSe a ReSlem al ben fores
ueSe 0irtes Reuigbeo / geQir8bam.
8aib. llnoertegueoe, beroeS SiGleiers
ger, taIte meS benbe Here @ange, cfter
bun bIeo ip9. @en Der bleo tibet iagt.
ba bum bar ina banrIig. gten bun par
Dog eIdo. uaar iee Tom o. Erite % bao
meS benbe. og tattebe iaa biertehs Sers
for.
airtcn bar beS 9~earaneIieu Sen 25be
fpInt til SrGugiel, @anse fuIate osiaa
meb iii BrnopIabien. gan @ieip Gene
tarb" boor afSsbes iorSiIfe 2epuiuser
bIeo iteot til Sbile.
Cub barre mes efterlnSte Susbonb o.
be moSerIeie imaal Sub uube os ale
gnabe til at pGre bereSte. uaar Esoen
faoer.
6reS barre rcS beubes Stspi
8. SorbaI Rorbp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-13
SpgSummc p~aaSraauc uuser Grig.u.

Ir. @iaiam 8. Sees. 1901 Mor.
gan Ct, Ct, 2ouiS, no, 0ieolem AT
6ronf Z. blair @oit geo. l. @rnno
armp OF the Iepublic % GROOM.
mdnber al Il. 9. 9. Benton MiiS.
SauaoroH ~ifriper:
"arigeu efterloo nia men en- Som.
plifntiou afSDaSOmmc / Mausu, &C.
perru % 9prcrnr, % ieg bcilutte0e
at tage Geruua berfor. Otter Den
iuri9itc anbefnIiug af mine genncr
begpuote lea at BRUCE bette 0iiooel
for outtrent fem gar iioen, "a por
ieg fun iitouo til at prre oppe oet
balpe al 5i0en % min Selbreo Dor
pberit iIet. Sea ouicr Ell SLATE M
% ba at bare et goot 6orebpaaeIieS,
miooeI.
Seq onbefdIer oiSicIia IereS Mio,
Del, % er GLAD pc0 at gierc bette"
Selbrcoei for fronif Mntarrb.
aapt. 9emnteG 81. Suthiniou.
Montpelier, ST, i~friper:
Get er mig en- Sorreielie nj at
ifripe bette 9rep, oo Qcruro bor
|eiort mig meset gobt, ioet en- mcaet
itGrf SorfisleIie uGiteu boohe tnpf.
fet mig.
Seq funoe uGiten life uoisre mine
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-13
Rapneitempelen.

Rapneitem5eIsn er banoe en- COB %
nettis @ienitcuS for enbper Rano. Oct
sr ben beSite Yr9mie. iom ies bar ntoSs
taset ira "9oiten" ! De mango aar. jes
bar boIot BEN babe | Roro Satcta os
Canada. Sattsr oeiaa for aft bet sooe
Srieitof ri innr bper llae. Get er ct
biIigt 8Ino. Sermeo en- hierteIia 5as
til "Soiteu". :. Y. Sanien.
Rui6 Gitp. Rinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-13
9eocns SOFT.

GsuSno Den ABE Sftober 1908 bcr'ov
RiIs anutiou Sau9en ! lin Ssns 8iem
(anut q. Sausen). oG itcbebes til 5pi'c
paa gangs N~irtcgaarO. @oosbue Go.
Riun., unber flor SeIta9eIic. Raitor
u. Sauge iorretteoe peb Sriet og / airs
fen. Nils &mttion Sauaeu bar fsot /
@arg, SaIoers. Norse. ben 22oe SuIi
1920 og bar iaaIebes peS lin 8so liOt
ober So glar eammel. Sau bleo Gift
1916 meb Sngelep a~nutSoattcr SonSe
% ubpanoreoe 8aareu 1855 til ames
rita 90 Tom iauume Saar til 2eenrab.
Soipa, og on Ssiten ieien flptteoe op til
8uoebue 60, Wiur., % boiatte JIG / BET
Sjem, bpor De aItib iiben bar beet. nils
Gnutiou Sa,rgeu baboe 10 Ssrn Sans
Suitru og 7 gsrn operIeper BAN.
q ~ &.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-13
Get bill setaIe 20 for sn5Oer sarme

ct pH pefule N9 TOT enpoer Bnrnef
az usnGl9e be beeite 5uSer sler Climb
at 5eite, 5orntpGs. aaloe. Sunoe %
Snar for at iaa Dem garrett til 8o5es
% Matter eIIer enooe til gstIGeniness
eienitanoe. 5be 9boeuir Sur Robe &
siug Go, s2s 5ennepin ape., Rinue.
nppIis. g'iuu,. sisr bette liant tiIbereoey
Snrebopeber og uSitopper Snr. SugIe,
6iif o.i.p. Yrisliiteu eipsr narmere Cys
Igsuiuger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-13
all Gorge

meb &croenS ~itsrite, burtigite og melt
cleaante 2ampifib "SnNtauin", 32,.
900 Cons. 100 SOB lang. 10000
SelteS arait. ser nfanor ira Nelu
Yurf ben 25Sc 9op.; 8uSiogererne
oireiier fra minneapolis Den 22oe
90 fra Chicago bcn 23oe Rop.
Gunaro zine, ben ploite Camp.
ifib$Iinie. Der frpbier Ntlautereu,
bpis Hcforo for Siffcrbeb, Sur.
tiabeb % aomfort er cueitoo.
enoe, pil lobe Ell Sule.Grfur'
ion til 3orsr oigan ira 9eu gorf
ben 25be Hop., meo "2uiitania", oct
~Itsrite, burtigite og fineite Iompiti6
/ &eroen, og bpis Hetor6 oper N!Ions
tcren err A Gage % i5 Elmer. Ger
er Isrget for imoo pripote Sobptter
for ole treoieflasies RaSioaerer, %
oct fan meb Srpgheo poaitoacs, at
treoietlnsieS 1aSiagercr poa Tuf.
tania" bill upoe al oen aont'ort %
9efocmmeIigbeb. iom GaSiagerer
paa andre StibeS onoen alasie fltn.
De fou for iaa Gar ii6eu. Nnbre
Slile.grfuriioner ofganr iom islger:
"Suernia", lite Sccbr.
"Gampnnin", Poem Scebr.
"2ueauia", 9oc Seebr.
Sor TGrmere GplpSninger itrip
til Grueit Garlcp, Wnnogcr 9ortb.
peItern Gept.. Guaranty gIog. Min.
ueapoli8, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-13
~CROOKSTON COLLEGE,

err den biIligste og bedste Skole
Nordvesten. Speciele KAISER for
Nykommere. Send efter Katalog I'll
J. c. Satire, Crookston, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-13
Ie.rn.ua. Tablets.

slaar Ne ffrtber I'll Hoertsrcnoe.
iaa barr iaa oeHIia al mebbele. at
&c fad oerrs areylisfcmcRi ! Re.
eorab'B piteu" Tsf afrer lem ben
behfe R~cbausFna.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-13

usopenbigite IIigter. men oeo grn.
gen al Verllua er min Selbreo nRften
gienoprettet. Seq er belt c~uerbeoiIt
ont at oct biaIp mig for froniif aa.
torrb, huorof ies er beIemret. Oct
bialp oaian for min SolS.
Seq fnu iiauobeS anbeioIc SET ion
ocu bebite olminoeliae Weoitin, oct
er ialot / min 300 at bItpe tienot
meo.
"Tette err lea blepeu cocrbepiit ON
peo egen Griarira."
Nr. 8. 6. Rollins, Brairie gieiu.
Gera8. Sefretrr for Stutc Rormnt
% Snouitrial College / 1eras. %itrioer,
at / aarepiS baooe ban 9uloeapsnin.
ger % 6cbcr, men efter at bupe tagct
Berunn gicnpanot ban fin appetit,
ban bIeo itrrtere, Seberen forloo ham
% ban er M / fortrinltg Selbreo o.
8iggr.
Gt.rnsua. Tablets.
guoel Wenueifer ioretrrffer at
taae Sabletter. bellere enc al BRUCE
NReoicin | ilpoenoe 5orm. 1tsie fan
M erboloe Reruno, 5ablets, iom re.
p%rGieuterer DC ioIioe meoicinite Sn.
areoieuier / Eeruua. Suer tablet CT
Iis meO Ell aImiuoelig Goits al Ve.
rlinu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-13
Gm arisspeterans aribnt til ge.rn.ma.

!" "FFBSVtttfHHS IFluHl III VtErHsHu'
HuooIph 9 Stpiefaroi aopt 39te q. 9. Dol. Suf, itriper fra
1918 q ct, y. ", @nibinaton, Z. g., Tom feIaer;
ia icg br Den itsric Siltrp til Sirtuiugeu al Tcrnna, baaSe iom
ct Stnrfcmiboel % iOm ct Mioocl mob faturrbal1c SpsoOmme, anbe.
faier is bets Srns pau Oct aaer biertelishr. St bnrSe FnbeS enbuer
Susboloniua." s
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-13

Aorresponoance

&prrtiprubanetr nben 04apu On Nnresfe taaes lite bet mtnens cenSpa I'll,
be bHf lite sugans gieaaemtahe AT Hseaihnuea NapHet sf tMs bipe
pHentiserprt. me6miuere pshivumsues aerreiponbsat snnrr bet msn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-13

q uomEgttt aogt eaaf bHmpritit glae mea 30
man. 10 RvpuruImrs ~ Gguts : frtHRtter.
"Spssefuglen'', Minneapolis MINI.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-11
Walsh. MAKES
No DEVIATION
PASSES THROUGH ORDEAL OF
CROSS EXAMINATION WITH
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF HIS DECLARATION

Chicago, Jan. 10.-With the conclu'
sion this afternoon Of the examina.
tion of John X. Walsh, the taking OF
testimony In the long-drawn-out case
against the former bank president
was practically completed. Argu.
ments will be begun Monday and II
is thought the case will be given to
the jury before the close of next
week. Reaffirming and reinterating
today that his first concern In all
transactions between himself his
banks and his various enterprises,
mad always been the welfare of the
Chicago National Bank. the defend
ant-witness came through the ordeal
of cross examination without retract-
ing a word of his initial declaration.
At the conclusion of the testimony
the defense's motion that the case
be taken from the jury was denied.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-11
UNREST IN THE
GERMAN NAVY
PRINCE HENRY or PRUSSIA
THREATENS TO RTsIGN
FROM NAVY LEAGUE.
MAJOR GENERAL kElM
Made Use Of Resources Of Associa-
tion---Decieion Result Of Con-
ference Between Emperor
and Prince Ruppercht.

| Berlin Jan. 10--An official com
| munication issued today sets forth
! that Prince Henry Of Prussia, brother
1 Of Emperor William and who repre-
sents him majesty as patron Of the
Navy League has decided to retire
from this position In the event OF
Major General Kcim continuing as
managing director of the league.
This decision appears to be the re.
suit of recent lengthy conference
between Emperor William and Prince
Rupprecht OF Bavaria, during which
the prince explained his retirement
from the Bavarian branch OF the
league was due to the fact that Keim
had made use of the resources OF the
association for political purposes. The
attitude taken by the emperor will
Undoubtedly result in forcing Keim
to resign.
1t is largely due to the efforts Of
keim that the Navy League has been
brought to It's present powerful situa-
tion, with more than a million dol,
lars. Keim's present embarrassments
are due to theft year ago from
the central Office OF the league of Ger.
tain private letters which indicated
that he was opposing Centrist candi.
dates for election to the reichstag by
combinations OF other par.
ties to bring about the election of
who suppored Won Bue.
lows colonial policy. This was done
al time when it was not clear wae-
ther or not the Ccntrists. In addition
to oppsing the colicy 81 Won Buelow,
would also oppose the proposed in
creases in the naval forces Of the en-
pire.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-11
STOP SWEATING
SUSPECTED MAN
ATTORNEY SAYS THERE Is NO
PROOF AGAINST HIM IN CON-
NEcTloN WITH MURDER -
COURT GRANTS DELAY.

Harrison, N. j.. Jan. 10-The police
examinations of Theodore s. White
more. who is held in connection with
the murder of his wife. were cut short
today by order Of the court.
Whitemore had been arraigned this
evening. when the state. pleading that
important witnesses were out of the
state and that opportunity had not
been found for the proper sitting OF a
mass Of presumed evidence. asked for
an adjournment until Saturday morn.
ing. The move was opposed by coun-
sci for the prisoner. who declared that
his client was being subjected to daily
sweating by the police In the hope
that confession might be wrung
from him. while, as a matter OF fact.
the prosecution did not have a shred
Iof evidence against him.
Counsel demanded an immediate
hearing or liberty for the prisoner.
The court decided to permit the de-
lay, hut instructed the police and
others to leave whitemore alone.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-11
EQUITY SOCIETY
I. DEMANDS PROOF
GOVERNOR WILSON or KEN
TUckY MUST RETRAcr on
PROVE DENuNciATloN.
OFFICIAL OF SOCIETY
Resigns to Become State Fire Mar
shai--Tobaceo Being Shipped
to Louisville Where Il
Car Be Insured.

Henderson, KY. Jan. 1snAt tue
state union Of the American SociSty
of Equity which convened here In an
nual session today. Louis Hancock,
president Of the society, called upon
Governor Wilson to prove his dcnun-
citation Of the society or retract the
statement that the society was guilty
Of participating In the night rider
lawlessness. Hancock said the. society
was opposed to lawlessness His
statement was warmly applauied, i.
A. Everett. former president, reqaase-
cd hearing. and II was decided 70
allow him TO address the conventifn.
A resolution was adopted providing
for the framing Of a memorial asking
congress to enforce the existing laws
to curb the power OF the tobacco
trust and also pass new laws for the
protection Of growers, which have
been presented at this session.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-11
STRIKERS MOB
ATTACK CARS
WHICH WE'RE LOADED WITH
STRIKE BREAkERs-sTART-
ED CAR DOWN INCLINE AND
THEN SET 1T ON FIRE.

Phillipsburg, N. j., Jan. 10.--Im-
portation of men to take the places of
striking employees of the Standard
silk mills caused lively disturbance
here last night, and fla similar out
break. the governor OF New Jersey
will be asked for military protection.
A large number of strikebreakers
were brought here from Philadelphia
and Patterson, n. J. in trolley cars.
and while waiting to cross the Penn
sylvania railroad tracks were at
tackled by crowd of strikers and
their sympathizers. The situation be-
came so serious that detectives were
forced to fire their revolvers into the
air to scare the mob.
The cars finally reached the mill,
where the motormen deserted, and
the mob started the cars down a hill
At the bottom of the incline a car
was set on fire. and when flremen at
tempted to extinguish the flames
some one cut the hose. The car was
entirely consumed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-11
CAMPAIGN FOR
IMPROVED NAVY
TO BE wAoEo IN HOUSE BY REP.
REsENTATIvE Ho5soN - OF.
FERs RESOLUTION FOR AP4
PoiNTMENT OF COMMISSION.

Washington. Jan. d0.-Preliminary
to campaign for an enlarged and i'm.
proved macy which he purposes to
wage in the house. Representative
Hobson today offered resolution
providing for the appointment by the
president of commission whose
duty it shall be to investigate and re.
port to congress upon the best means
of preserving general welfare by the
use and extension of arbitration and
by maintenance of armed forces" The
commission is to consist OF seven
members, one each from the army,
navy. senate, house and one recog-
nized as an authority on international
law and two at discretion. the salary
Of each, exclusive OF the membersesf
congress. to be 1850 a year. The
resolution appropriated $4,000 to de-
fray the commissions travelling ard
other expenses.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-11
PARTY SPLIT IN
STATE OF OHIO
FoRAkER-Dlck FACTION OF RE-
PUBLICAN COMMITTEE FIGHT
ING TAFT FACTION FOR CON-
TRoL OF COMMITTEE.

Cleveland, Ohio, Jan. 10.-A call
was issued today by the Foraker
Dick faction of the Republican party
in Cuyahoga county for Saturday
afternoon at which 1t is stated the
controlling committee for the party
will be chosen. Earlier In the day
the leaders of the Taft faction filed
a request with the board of elections
asking that primary be held to
select sixty-three delegates to the
state convention. The Foraker-Dick
faction leaders allege the present
county executive committee, COM
posed of Taft adherents Is without
power to act, because 1t was chosen
for one year and mas served two
years without reelection.
Each faction desires to control the
executive committee. because the
committee alone has the power to call
. primary election for the selection
of delegates to the state convention.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-11
Jury SELECTED
IN THAW TRIAL
TWELVE BUSINESS MEN or NEW
YORK ALL ABOUT
MIDDLE AGE.
DEFENDANT SATISFIED
When Panel is completed--Prosecu-
ton VIII Present Direct Case
Monday Neutrality-suspicious.
Opens in Afternoon.

(! New York, Jan. 10.--The second
/ Jury to try Harry X. Thaw for killing
Stanford White was completed today
and Monday the prosecution will pre-
sent Its direct case against the de-
fendant. Five jurors in all were ac.
cepted and sworn today. AS whole
the jury Is made UP of a most intelli-
gent body OF business men. most of
whom are at middle age or over.
When the panel had finally been com
pleted Thaw announced that he was
entirely satisfied A
| The jury complete Isl
Charles r. Gralnmels.3 ship broker.
foreman D Arthur R. Naething, em.
ploying baker; George w, Gary dry
goods; George G. Rupprecht sales,
man; John II. Holbert mineral
water; David E. Earrowsmith. man
age William F. Doolittle, auditors
clerk; William H. McHugh, clerk;
Frank y. Howell. manufacturer; WIZ
liam Burck, assistant secretary Y. NJ.
&c. A.; Francis Dovale, real estate;
James A. Hooper, meats and pro.
visions
Assistant District Attorney Garvan
will make the opening statement for
the prosecution. as he did at the first
trial. He will not consume more than
ten minutes, and itsis said the states
direct witnesses will not occupy more
than two hours. The defense will
open Monday afternoon, Martin w.
Littleton, Thaw's chief counsel, max
ing the opening statement.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-11
MILLIONS FOR
PANAMA CANAL
CONDITIONS CHANGED SINCE
FIRST ESTIMATE MADE
l4i IN 1905,
ESTIMATE LAST SPRING
Placed Probable Cost Between $21o,-
100000 and s25o,ooc ,ooo-- Santa
tion and Improvements Now
N. Considered.

Washington, Jan. 10.--Because o
changed conditions from those exist
ing in 1905 when the minority ol
board OF consulting engineers OF the
Panama canal submitted it's report, II
Is now admitted in responsible quar-
ters that the estimate made by that
report for building the canal was far
too low and that the cost may approx
innate $200,000,600. This includes
various incidental items such as ad.
ministration, sanitation and improve
ments, aggregating several millions
in Panama and Colon (Which. how.
government) expenses of the zone
government and various expenses in.
cidental to the relocation and acquis.
ition OF the Panama railroad The
estimate fthe board in 1905 was that
the cost Of the canal would be $780,
7G5,200 but this estimate did net in
clude expenses on account of inter
est during construction sanitation
and zone government.
Last spring the present commits
sion made some general estimates of
the probable cost of the work which
resulted in placing 1t anywhere be-
tween $210,000,00O and s250,O0000O
but more conservative members be-
lieyed the lower figure would prove
ultimately correct Since that time
some commissioners have found that
considerable saving can be made
from the lower estimate which war
rant them in placing the estimated
cost at nearer $500, 100000 than the
higher figures. Various reasons are
assigned for the increased cost, III.
cluding wider and longer locks than
those proposed by the board Of engi-
neers, greater quantity of excavation
than that estimated by the board, in
crease in unit prices and higher prices
for labor than those thought adequate
by the board That board estimated |
that the locks would cost less than |
$40000,0O0 while the present commits.
sion thinks it will be between $52,. |
100000 and $60.oO0,000 with a still
greater increase of 10 per cent IL the |
locks are further widened, as propos-
ed by the navy department
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-11
HOUSE RESUMES
OLD ACTIVITY
BILL FOR cODIFicATiON OF
CRIMINAL LAWS IS CON-
SIDEEED
BURLESON AND PAYNE
Engage in Lively colloquy When For
mer Credited Several RepubIi-
cans With Blaming Prcsi-
dent For Recent Panic.

Washington, Jan. 10-Thc house
today resumed its old activity and for
lever five hours transacted business
1of a public nature. Material progress
was made with the bill to codify, re.
wise and amend the criminal laws of
the United States whcih was taken
mp after some routine bills had been
disposed of. An attempt by Little.
| field of Maine, to amend the bill so
as to afford protection to aliens In the
matter of civil rights failed by de.
cisive vote after considerable discus
sion.
The feature cf the session was
brief address by Burleson of Texas,
who credited Senator Foraker and
other Republicans with having
charged the president with the re-
spcnsibility for the recent financial
panic. Burleson became engaged in
A lively colloquy with Payne of New
York, because of allegation by the
latter that Eurleson was attempting
to read out of the Democratic party
such papers as the New York World
which had criticised the financial bills
snd which had maintained that there
were other Democrats than "The
Peerless Leader" who acceptably
could fill the presidential chair. Bur-
Lesson, however, insisted that the
World was an independent paper and
that he was not trying to read out
CT the party any Democratic journal
or person.
The house adjourned until tomor
row, after efforts were made by the
Democrats to continue consideration
of the code BILL