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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-26
3ittStpn.

- SRI. @ubora Wi. Safner unb
9pman q. Dsar wurbsn am Sreitas
ourd Yaitor Sumes 8rOwn ats siu
@bepaar sinSsieSnet.
- Der Trsibsrfnabe Dapib Ssnfins
uon @ort Cane wuroe Montas giaamits
tag in Der 9tO. 8 3sds Der Ys9nipluania
Roblen @pmpauie unter sinenf Selienfall
ssfansen unb set6btet. @r mar cine
2si9e, ais man ibn uon Der Wfalie be-
freit bate.
= Wfit einem 8rad, Der mebrere
Blods melt b6rbar mar, fisl am Sonns
tas oas Dad oes 9sbiSb 8allep RunO'
bauiss 3u @orton eiu, bod murben BON
fiinf,is bort anpsisnSen Wannsrn uur
spei uerlest, usmlid Der 3usfibrer sIa,
ron Soiisr unO Otaidiniit Martin Cur
lsp, bsioe uOn bisr. Der anssridtets
Sda6sn am @sbduoe unb ben Sotomo.
tiusn wirb auf 500. 900 psrani6tast.
Srunf Srsnsfi, psldsr felt Dor.
lssteu Disnitus im bieiisen 9oipital
an eiusm Sddbslbru6 barniebsrlas, sr,
bOlte iid erit am Samitas giadt 10.
wsit, oa6 er mittbeilen fonnte, wie eribie
8erlesuns srbielt. @r bate In oem
Sensca BREEDER nit ben Briibsrn Sobn
uub Wtite auline einsn Streit, In beiien
Yerlauf er BON ibnen ansesriifen unb
psrlest wurbs. Sobn purbs Sonntas
gia6t uerbuftet uno Wtite iu6t bic SO.
ti,si nod. Sreusti's 3uitunb lift i'm.
msr nod Elm iraSIiAsr.
= SaIb usrriidt ourd iibermasisss
Grinten uuo piitbsnb ssmadt, neil lein
8ruosr uuO elm anOerer Softsdnssr elm.
idritten, als sr feline Satin uerflopfte
uno oisis um 8siitaub risf, ermorbets
Der Staliener Gnselo 8ouniO BON Der
Bad Roao In Bropntopn ont @tontas
abeno ieinsH Bru6er nnb iaste bem
@uiieppi Sanno nabe oem Ser3en eine
Susel In bic 8ruit, cine lebenssefdbrs
lihe @unbe mahenb. Der Morbbube
entflob na9 Der Gbat. Spdtere @rmit.
telunsen ersabsn, oaB Gam 3an6o
au9eni6einli6 Der Wf0roer 1T uno am
Dienltl9 wuroe oerielbs auf cine bless
beIiislide sutlase siuseitedt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-26
Bon Der Gnbfeite.

Oae Dotet WfelptH an 0llttmeH @Hoe
Der Spruce StruBs Bride lit gum Preis
BON $26, 800 on Senlg @Ople perfauft
porben.
Die rSacreo Seart Poliib Catholic
STRIDE" an Der @de pon Broof StraBe
uno Sroipect auenue iol bsute Wtorsen
ourd Siidof Sobau nit eHtipre9enoen
Seisrli6fsiten einsepeibt perosn.
Serr unb Srau @barlss @raf BON
Pittston ausnus arransirtsn am Sam'
flag absno Su @bren ihrer Gohter Cots
tie cine @eisaiaaft, Die ii9 gu eiuer
isbr psrSniisteH seitaltete.
Serr gbiIip &Obinion BON gittstOn
slpenus, Der felt mebreren Woden Bur
Startuns ieiner 9eiunbbeit in Wtt.
Clemens. Wiid.. Weilts, 1T beosuteno
sebsiisrt beimsstsbrt.
5rau Wtarg @raus uno 9odter
Statheriue uon Sio gBaibinston aps.,
bic felt ben lssten adt Wouutsn bic
Sauptiidote uon europa bereiften, iiuo
mieoer juriidsetebrt.
Serr 5ris Ssufelmann pom Rroipsct
susnus, Der iid lsste 0Ode i'm WiOies
TaDlOr SOipital elmer Operation fur
Slinooarmentsiinouns unterwarf, ssbt
i6ueu Der Yeiisruns eutssssn.
SBillium @rai bon @rown sluenue sr.
bislt ON Samitus Wtorssn in osm Nada.
wanna Runohuus einen 9ebro6euen
9lrm uno 36rperi6rammen. oils er bsim
&otomOiiuereinisen pon elmer abRsl.
SRI. Senristta S6nsioer pon Sht
gebiter auenue uno Sobu Roonsp pou
Dtaple StruBe wurben ssitsrn 8Urmit.
tag in Der ct. Wiarisn Sir6e burd
Piurrsr Petsr @brift gum Sunb fiir's
Hebcn sinseissnst.
SSabreno Die Snaben Charles Gang
Don Ssllerman Court unb Sobn S1wsi.
ger, iu Der slsldsn 9iadburidaft pobn'
bait, am Wiontus nit elmer SlObsrtfliuts
ii4 i'm SdieBsn iibteu, erbislt Gang
cine 3u9el in elm Sein. ieoOh lit bi,
SerwunounS unsefabrli6.
Sn Der Siblsp Parion S8obnuns an
Pittston guenue CAB es am Montao
MOrsen In sinem SleiOeri6rani sinsn
Srcno uno isiH Sauslins itano in &C.
fabr, sritidt ju perosn. alS Parlons
ourd ben bi9ten Rau9 bran9 unb Die
Sleine retteie. Die 5lammen tonntsn
uon Der nsbenan itatiOnirtsn Ssusrwebr
bewGltist werbsn, na9bem Elm Sdaosn
uon stwa 500 entitanben mar.
S8iliam, SObn bon Ssrrn unb 5rau
@uftau Renner BON BrOipect sluenue,
Der tiirSli9 uou siuem msbrmOnatlidsn
Gufentbalt In Deutidlano juriidisbrts,
nuroe Dor einisen Gbenben nit sinsm
@mpfaus bssbrt, Der fid su einem redt
fdOnen seiellisen @reisniB ssitaltste.
Wian uerlebte bic Stunbsn nit Spislen,
@eians uno muiifaliidsn Sortrassn
uno Srau Rennsr bate aud bafir
Gorge setrasen, oas ben anpsienben
Elm idmadbafter Smbis isruirt purSs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-26
Dsutide 8rieflifte.

Srau Sennis9ranS, 8. 9erman,
Wtidasl Srenbse, Srau9. .@.Si4eimer,
Sultan 6. Sabris, Seanetts Softer,
Clara 9. Summus, 3. u. Wiillsr, .
pam. Wtalser, Bbilip Rooebaro,
Rsu. u. Sbulmun, SsrnbarO Stobnsr,
.. Sbarbg. u. 80. Neilano,
Ibeos Webner, Srau Sno. @intermute,
U. 8. 8dsusr, Sruu 8m. 3isslsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-26
GBilfes. Barre @a6ri6ten.


- Senrp aoisf, SObn bss bstdnntsn
Politifers, ftarb DOnn.ritas nod turser
araufbeit.
: @esen ernitlidsr Seri6isbnnsen
i'm Snnsru Der garriib Se6e wiro bic
islbe wabriGeinli6 san5lid gsidloiisu
meroen.
- gaitor Ssrbiuunb BON 9rus. wsb
der isiner @emeinbs in Sinsston ihOn
22 Sabre oisnte, seosnft ii4 in's Pri'
uatlebsn Suriid3uliebsn.
= SIN nntsrsn Gbeile BON 9iunticote
itarb uOrlestsn Samitas Der Oeuti6e
ausult @ranisfi i'm sllter uon 36 Sab
rem am Miners 9litbma.
= Sn 0bits Supsn srtrautsn am
Dienitas Die 8riiosr 9iapmono uno
6srbsrt Smitb. reip. II uno 8 Sabre
oft, inbsm iie bsim S6littidublauisn
our6 oas oIinne @is bes 9sbisb Sluiies
brahen.
= Durd 9iudldiiiSfeit srsisuste iid
am Donnsritas in BEN 9io. / Shudt
Der Susquebunna SOblsn 60. Su gian'
ticofe cine @rploiiou, ourd welde fiini
Rolen nebr ooer minber ihner uer'
branni wurben.
-}berr 5rieorid GbeiB. Der Frdii'
bent Der BpOmins YallsD Eruit Co.,
psrloi am Samitaa bura ben COB isint
ansiibrise Sebensssfabrtin i'm Glitter
pom 80 Sabren. Sc iiberleben bic Da
binssidiebens 3psi 1Odtsr uno eiu
Sobll.
! @bren' Sniifsn bat iest Grubsl mil
ben iIeitunssleuten. bic allSu lanSs fill
idwcissno ieiuen 8aiaISo SpriinSsr
3useihaut baben. @r niro jsst bali
srfabren. baB er fein 10 GROCER Selb 1T,
wie er 3u isin sluubte. SBer iid ldhsr'
li6 madt, lift ssidlasen, sbs Der Sampl
be9innt.
- Der befunnte friibere 8irtb gorenj
Shebe lit nun aud i'm glltsr pon sc
Sabreu Su ieinen 8Gtern usriammel
worben unb wurbe uersansenen Wtitt
nod Su @rabe setrasen. @r itammtl
aus Darnitabl i'm @liaB. @r mar mi
SranSisfa Desler perbeirathst, peldl
ibn nit adt 9inbern iiberlebt.
= Der As Sabre alte slllan @albwsl
uollte Sonntas WorSsn in anSstrun
feuem 3uitanb ieinen Sreuno Samue
Grsscott In Sujerne beIu6en, aber oel
@intritt ins Saus puroe ibm uerwsi
CERT. slls er trososm oarauf beitano
i6ob ibn Treseott iiber bic Ysranoa
@aloDsll fiel nit eem SOpfe se9eu sinl
Uiausr unb trus sinsn S6doelbru6 3D.
BON, benz er na@ furSer 3eit erlas
Trescott lieferte ii4 Der PoliSei aus.
- @inem fur4tbarsn lnslIf entsinf
porlestsn Wiittwo6 Elm 8abnwaseu Del
8ilfesbarre & Sajlston sleftriiden VI
ME, inbsm auf osm @ebirss 6itlid pom
@onDnsham PaB bic 8remieuOrridtuue
psriaste unb Der Dasen nit Blisss'
| idnelle ben fteilsn abbaus binabibOs
9m lssten MOmsnt nod sslans es ben
Wtotormann, Der Gooesfabrt @inbalt
;u eebistsn unb eiuen 3uiammenitof
nit bsm entsesenfommenoen SSilfss'
barre 8assn 3u uermsioeu.
= slnlaBlid isines 5oidbrisen Subj
ldums oils Prieiter wiro bem Ht. Reu
Woniisnor 3. 6. giasel am Donner'
| flag WiOrsen Elm @ratulatious' '@mpfanO
seseben perben, bem cine Sodmelie uor'
anssbt; es werben cine snSabl Gslsbri'
tdten Der fatboliidsn Stride bel oieier
@slesenbeit srwartst. Der SOdpiirbiss
Pfarrer 9iaSsl wuroe um 26. giOuember
1858 gum Rrieiter sspsibt unO bsOients
pdbreno all Der Sabre Die ct. 9tido.
laus @smeinbe Oabisr unb uuBerbem
Wiitte Der 6Oser Sabre ldussrs 3eit bic
oamals iunse ct. Marien @emsiuos in
Scranton.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-26
9anflagllng.
9aoen oert san3en Sag
sei6lOicu.

llnb mir balten ben Seierta9.
Sine furse grbolunsSpauie mab'
END, Inn 70 su iusen in gorberel'
tuns su iein, fur mas uHiere 9robte
@eibnadtsiaiion 5u peroer per'
ipridt. Ser beutise Surfep fommt
faftii6 innerbalb Dem Slang Der
9elsnideI @loden. gti6t elm Sag
miro perseuoet.
Sreitas fanssn mir in pollem
Grnit an, unS ferti9 gu MAIDEN
lin Die polen fiinf Stodwerfe on
sufiuen nit ieoer benfbaren Beib'
nadtssabe. llnb pel9 cine CROP
artise ausfeIuns bon Beibna@ts
ia6sn es iein tpirb.
0ann fonnen Sie nad Ser
sensIuit Die peitIaufse sluSftellune
bon @aden bsiidtisen, Die ie I'M
ter Dem ,,@lobs" 9ade anseiam
melt mar. Gs piro setuib Scran
TOMS srObter 8eibnabtSlaOen-
partet unb Sbr luerbet ieben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-26
StaatObiU. StabtGOIsbH

CuEhe &pu NV 30.
Grauf ). Gbtuts btibpSrt. baB CT btr
Gliert parintr btr 6irma 8. 8. &btntp &
g. III, ptlGt @tltGftt In hsr Staot SeltbU,
In pbtns uanntsm County unO StaGis tbui,
unb bab bsiaste 6irma bic Summs pon
etHbunbtrtDplIars fir it'tn 8aa BON
Satarb bs3ablsn pirb, Der bur1 ben ST.
brauG BON Sall's 8atarrb Sur niGt
etbtilt tprbtn fanu.
8rauf 8. Gbtnsy.
Ssi@ppTtn Dor mir uno unitr.
Sifatl. f&ritbtn In mtintr @tetnpari
eN~~' am 6. Stpttmbsr ". .. 1886.
u @. @Isafpn, Sfsuill@ir Tc;dr.
Sall's aaiarrb.Sfur pirb inntrit stnpm.
men, unb pirft hirfit auf has 9lut unb bic
i6ltimistH Sbrfd6tu bss Syftms. 9aet
Gu9 umicnif 3sueuii1s fonimtu.
8. 8. ebtutp & 60, Spltbp, 8.
BdS- gsrfauft BON aIltn Apptbfitrn, 75e.
SaIrs GauiIisn ptIlsu iinb bic bsHsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-26

= Die seissssbsuOs S6rperidaft in
SictOria bat unldnsit cine Sorlass an'
senommsn, laut welaer 5raueu Sas
8s6t srtbeilt uiro, bel Staatspablen
mitSuitimmen. Ntit Der dunabme Ois'
iss @eisses wiro ben Srauen In gang
sluItraIisn bas SBablredt in ftaotiiaen
uno Staatsmablen srtbeilt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-26
Wenn Gle @ebraudl habsn fir d

Meoi3in fir Oas 9lut, uno ss sibt wes
nise unter uns, bel weldsn oisies uidt
sutrifft, bunn Ssbrau4en Sis SOrui's
alpsntrauter. Gr lit Die WiebiSin, wsl'
DE wssen ibrer bsileubsH @iseni6aftsn
in Der san5en @slt bstanut sepOrOsn
lit. @s iit feline spotbsfer' 0teoiiin,
fam absr bireit uOn ben @tseutbiimsrn
beSossn werosn. Wtan i6reibe an Or.
Peter Subrnsp & Cons Co., 112-11s
90. SODue s(ue., @bicaso, 81.
SOrui's sllpenfrduter Blutbeleber 1T
gu babeu bel 9snrp Balter, 1011 SeOar
auenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-26
Stabtrath.

Select COUNCIL, IL. y(OOtHueI.
Dsiitimmuns erbielten bic Sorlassn
bes untersn 3meisss, baB bic Scranton
Railwap @ompanie PittstOn ausnus
nipsllire. fur Plane ;ur Pfaitsruns BON
0aluut Strase, bic S6aot abreHnuns
lhb fur einen Offentlidsn abort uno
@aHsrtrSse.
gleas Yorlasen CAB es fOlsenos !:
Ufattbems - Sine ReioIutiou, wslhs
ben Direttor Der OiisntliAsn Werte an'
wsiit, bic @oHsn in Gripp Part 3u ere
Ufiuen unb rsinsen. iowie cine nnSsrs,
Oab gldns fir elm giuoutt iibsr Gripp's
areu3unS anssisrtist wsrSen iolen
bsioe muroen an9enommen. @oltelo-
SIR elm meiterss StraBenlidt In Der 3.
8aro, iowie sinen Waiisritod on
g8apne uuo Disuo ausnue. Wterri'
man - Sine 8itti6riit bes v. 3.
Supue. baB ibm on ieinem PHuiterunss'
ALIGNMENT s3S.5S ssitrihsn nerosu
@oleman-Da6 Der Staotanwalt in Be
trsff Der @rSffnuns pom Sliue StruBt
uorsebe. g8ooolins-Dab bic Stra'
senbabnwa9en pUl anbalten, she fe oi'
Yieeuus on Sarriion auenue MAIDEN
Saas -Sn Betreii Der Seiienwsss uu1
Der Sioieite. Od Der Sontrattor anseb'
lid unpollitGnoise arbeit tbut. Vfat
tbsms -DaB Die @as uno SBaiier @om
panic ibre @alsrrObre an @uclio slpe
nue. rsparirs. yiode -DaB bel Der @r
rihtun9 Der neuen Sadamanna Iuenn
Yrids msbr grbeiter anssitsllt werben
iooaB bisielbe idusllsr isrtis Ssllsll
miro.
Das Special @Omite. weldss.ernann
mnrbe, nm entlprsdenbe ReiolntiOnsI
iiber oas ablebsn oes Wtitslieoes 2bomai
Sosaroue pon Der "a. Waro ausSuarbei
ten, le9ts oielelben uor uno oann wur
ben iie einitimmis anSenommen.
Common Council. "a. 9iOuember.
lin ben Wtitsliebsrn @slssenbeit 81
ssbsn, ben Duntiasungstus nnseitor
ju feisrn, ianb Die SisunS oes obissr
3msiseS am Dienitas anitatt Donner
itas absno itatt. Srisermann reiht
3wel SroiuanSen elm cine beSwedt, bal
oas Saluir oes itaOtilden Sbasmeiltsr'
nm 81 900 iabrli6 reou3irt mcroe, nab
reno bic nnoere cine @rhObuns oes 90
luirs oss Wiapors auf $4,000 idbrlid
porl6relbt; beios murben referirt. @inI
Yorlase pon Rains bs3wedt, oaB cir
Ysrsleid Bwiiden @as uno slsttrii6el
Dsleu6tuns anseitsllt weroe, benn mad
ieiner @rfldruns fann bic Staot ourt
srlters Deleuhtuns uon $25, 900 biz
$50, 900 oas Sabr sriparen; rsfsrirt
Ssibmun lests cine Bittidrift bes @il'
liam Council Dor iiir pier ornamental
Si6tsr Dor be6sn @ebduoe an Baibius'
ton Sluenue /; bewilligt. 2bOmaS rsiGtI
cine 8orlase elm, welde Die itabtiiaer
BeamtsH anweiit, 3wsds anlesuns sinss
Parfss auf Der @sitieite Sorfaufsredtt
auf Oas Oaju u6tbise 1anO sa srlanssn
referirt. Sanhsn mill fir nadites Sabr
cine Seuillisuns BON $500, fur sint
Bride iibsr ben StaffOrb 0isabow Bad
an Sim StraBe. 9epert usrlunst, baf
bic Sadamauua @Ompanie ibre Bride
iibsr Gbams apsnue, bel Der 8aursl
Sinie Station. bsrart beflsioe, iooab bas
Wufsr unO Ssl ni6t uuf bic Raiiauten
berabtrDpfelt. Haine mill elm 2idt bel
Der Prouibsncs Ssibsfabrit unO Depot
StraBe. Die abfalluurlase wuroe bel
eno9iiltiser Seiuns beitdtist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-26

= gus ct. Pstersburs pirb &c.
melbet, oas @sneral Sr1loff als Sia1'
folssr bes aomirals SSirenius gum
Pr6lioent Der tsdnii9sH @ommiiiiOn
Der Nomiralitlt ernannt noroen 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-26

= Inter sroBartissn Ssisrlibfeitsn
wuroe in Shmeibnis bas Subildum
beS buntertidbri9en 8eitebens bes
acknowledgements 96nig Sriebrih
@ilbslm H., 1. Shleiiibss DO. 10,
begau9en.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-09
PUBLICITY IN SUGAR.
Stockholders Want Light Turned On
 Affairs of Company.

ANntFA
 New York. Jan. S.-Publiclty In the affairs of the American Sugar Rennlns Company will be the policv favored by W. B. Thomas. acting Presloeht ol that company. according to an an- nouncement which he made at the an- nual meeting of the stockholders held in Jersey City tod~-' H
 On that point there have been sew eral contests by the stockh elders. Claud A. Spreckels declared before the meet ing that he was determined to discover what property the company. ownea and where the property of the company ends and the estate of H. O. Havemeyer begins.
 Mir. Thomas presided at the annual meeting today. He said that the policy of the late President Havemeyer was all that the financial information re- quired by law should be made public, but that 1t was for the stockholders to decide whether any more should be done. MT. Havemever believed that the value of assets was a matter of opin- ion and difficult to determine.
 MT. Thomas said he believed MT. Havemeyer's policy had been fully jus titled in the past that now a policy of publicity is desirable :n view of the conditions which corporations con front.
 He added that he was heartily in fa$ vor of this policy and hoped to put 1t into effect. The directors were of the opinion. he said. that a substantial reserve should be maintained to meet the eXiEencies of business. Whatever reserve there was belonged to the stock holders. The policy of doing as large
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-09
THE RACES
RenuIt. nt Ne,r nrlean.-

New Orleans. Jan. s.-oId Honesty, at 10 to 1. won the Old Hickory Han the Fair Grounds today: Little money was placed on ord Honesty; favorites won three races. Miss Delaney. winner or yes yessteEdsy's sio. fourth race. at five and races. .handicap at six furlongs.
 Weather. clear; track. good.
 First race. five and a half furlongs; l. won; Sainesaw. 106. Gee), 4 to 1, second; Frescat. 97. (Flynn), 50 to 1, third. Time. :16 2-5. Doneldo, Agnes Sarr. wivorcee. Minnie May, Ansonia and Auspicious ran.
 Second race mile and seventy yards; ses w nn GErswe 1os iSS 4,p0S oT tFIv5n 1v2 to ! second; ,,Ja J; D r,TH' Dunn ss. Charlie Thomusor. Monere. Creel, Fon- dor, Proteus. George Bailey Miltiades. Urince Fortunatus. and Don Hamilton ran.
 Pedro. ss, s,5(dcCahey1. to |, won; Hig- ginbotham. S3. (Sumter). IS to 5, sec ond; CooneV K. 9S. fKennedy), 2 to 1. third. Time; ,l:1s 2-5. No, quarter, De Reszke. Red Gauntlet. Refined, Frank Lord. and AVounteer ran.
 Fourth race: mile and Quarter; Old (Lee) 10 to l. won: Temaceo, 113, (Not- terI. to 5. second: Plantland, 107, (Lloyd), 1-Z to l. third. Time, PIP As. Flavignv. Donna. and Pasa-
 Fifth race. six furlongs; handicap Miss Delane 92. (F'lynn). Il to 5( won Coon. 90. (Molesworth), 6 to 1, second; Plautoon. 95, (Kennedy). to l, third Time 1:1S I-5. Geator, Chief Hayes, Kiamesha II. and Our Roy ran.
 Sixth race. mile and three slxteenths; selling-Docile. 104 (Powers). II to 5, won! John Mcbride 101. (Molesworth) 12 to 1. second; Sister Polly, ST. (Sum- ter). 1-2i to l. third. Time, 2:07 2-5. BeIlev.ew. Javanese. Katie Powers. and Jungle Imp. ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-09
TO ASSIST FARMERS
UNION WANTS AN
 ACT PASSED.
Asks for Help from Congress During Pauics---Reductton of Cotton Acre
 age is Discussed.

Memphis. Tenn, Jan. S.-Important resolutions were adopted by the Far mers' Educational and Co-operative Union of America at its session today.
 The Committee on Resolutions made the following report, which was unan- imously carried:
 "We. your Committee on Resolutions. find from an examination of the many resolutions that have been submitted to us for consideration that fully SV per cent. of same pertain to the pres ent financial depression, and we have coIIActed from the number the follow ing resolution. which we think covers the main scope intended by the many resolutions submitted to us, and In sub hitting this resolution we recommend that it do pass, and the same be re- ferred to the National Legislative Com mittee of the Farmers Union in Wasn- ington, and they be requested to urge upon Congress the immediate passage of such a law.
 "Whereas, The history of our coun- try shows that panics are frequent and are considered by the best finan- ciers to be due at regular intervals, greatly to the detriment of the better class.
 "Therefore, be it resolved, That we ask Congress to pass a law by which all money shall be issued by and .un- der the direct control of the Govern- ment, and that all citizens with land collateral shall at all times have the privilege of borrowing at not to ex- ceed per cent. per annum.
 "Be 1t further resolved. That We fa- vor the immediate issuance of not less than S5,OoO, ,O0O of legal tender Treas ury notes, and the lending of same. to- gether with any surplus that may pc in the United States Treasury. direct to the people to aid them in market ing the present cotton crop.
 Be it further resolved. That we favor the passage of a law by Con- gress prohibiting the buying and sell ing of cotton futures and all other farm products, or gambling in agricul- tural products in any manner.
 "Re it further resolved. That we de- nounce the so-called money panic as a conspiracy on the part of the money power and speculators for the purpose of serving notice on the farmer that he must be contented to allow others 10 price his products. ~ s
 Many delegates say that the aid extended to various banks by the GOV .ernment is indirectly an aid to mer. chants generally, and that such aic should be extended to the farmers. The convention today was called t' | order behind closed doors. Various committees were appointed last nigh and today are working at their dlI
 ferent headquarters.
 At today's session the question o
 reduction of cotton acreage was dis
 cussed fully and 1t is believed that ac
 ton will be taken calling on the cot ton planters of the South to reduce their acreage by at least one-thtrd.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-09
their little district and thus climb back into power again.
 For LihernI AnproprintlOns.

their little district and thus climb back into power again.as
 For Liberal Appropriations.
 Under Mir. Burton's leadership, tho committee stands for liberal appropria- tions in the direction of the greatest benefit to the commerce of the United States" said MT Taylor. And on such a score I ask that Montgomery and those living in its vicinity should pre- pare themselves with facts relative 10 the development of the Alabama Coosa and relative streams.
 Tn reply to the remarks cf -he deic- RatIon from Newton headed by Conone. Hickory, Mir. Taylor assured them v his sympathy in their work oI up building the Choctowatchie hver, stream which runs into Pensacoia pay Ha arnlained. however, that some one has to be disappointed in the appro- nrlatfons. That the approved scneiheS of inc engineers already amountSS " S325. 100000 and that no session oL IVn .1l gress has ever made an approphi@'''o4' of over $65.0o0.000 ca,al
 Much regarding the Panama cana and the part which Alapana a,t- Soutbern men. without regard to poll flies. was told by the Congressman. sa1f the seven men in supreme con trol of the Canal. five are from. the South. and of these five, two are rom Alabama. One of these, pr. Gorsas, stands as a. barrier between pesulence and the work. and without whom lne canal could not possibly be compieteu. MT. Simons is one of the Comblsslono ara who. while others are removing the mountains, is himself building one, the Catun dam which is to turn aside tue Chagres river.
 Congressman Taylor expressed the belief that the digging of the canai will be finished in from three ana half to four years, and that the Gatun dam will be completed in about SIX
 Condition of The Alabama.
 Captain Ferguson was called upon to make a statement regarding the present condition of the Alabama river and the completion of the present ap- proved project of four foot channel all of the year from Montgomery to the Gulf. Captain Ferguson said that the necessary dredge for the removal of some of the bars which hinder navi- gation at low water will De completed before the next low water season. and before that season it Is expected to re- move every hindrance, and thus give Montgomery from the fall of 1908 on- ward an assured channel of four feet in depth all of the year round.
 No statements in relation to the con dition or what was wanted for the Coosa River were asked for nor volup- teered by anyone present as MT. Fay for announced that he will be in Gads- den today and will thoroughly cover that feature of Alabama's improve ments.
 MT. Taylor. after the reception at the Commercial Club, visited relatives for a short while, and at S:30 o'clock left for Birmingham where he is to meet the citizens of that place. From Birm ingham he will go to Gadsden where he will be this morning. leaving in the afternoon for. Washington.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-09
Annuai Meeting of Ney
 Orleans Baseball Company

New Orleans. Jan. s.--(Special.)-- Three hundred and fffty-six of the 400 shares of the New Orleans Baseball and Anustment Association were represent ed and voted at the annual meeting of the Association yesterday afternoon, and all the old officers were reelected for 1908 as follows: Leonard L. Stern, President. A. J. Heinemann, Secretary Treasurer: Charles Frank, Club Man ager; Frank Bishop. yice-Presldent. Because of the cost of acquiring prop erty and building new ball park in Parrollton Avenue, near Canal Street, no dividend was declared.
 All the officers. with the exception of Manager Frank. were present, Leonard l.. Stern presiding at the meeting. Mir. Frank Is in Memphis engineering a baseball deal, but sent proxies repre- senting his stock in the club to Secrez tary Heinemann. s%
 The Board of Trustees of the. Asso- citation is composed of the officers, and on motion of Frank Bishop. the mem bers composing that body were unani- mousiy reelected. This matter was