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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-30

ue~ &tQ8 NLUettSWtHttlCIIuuIsO OQ4 Del
Jinan3 ipie oas bss 6anoels nuBteu
acknowledgement 9ere9nungen anftels
lien, oeren Grgtbnif5e, ob5don lie pon
]eindnntf obipei1tn. bdrin iibereinifim.
| men. bob bic Wsrpflidtunsen oes
@ioutes fiir ben Mnfung f1on iid) in
Die 6unoerte bon MilIipnen - BON
14O Bis 800 Millionen idbrfih ffeie
eeno nit Der 3eit Bis auf 800 unb 900
Milionen Jranes beIaufen ipiiroen.
Jlidbt nur Der @enat, aud oas Rabiz
nett Glemeneeau fetbft bat 'barOb einen
Shreden befontmen. bdb iie beibe itz
ben @sbonfen 0aran aufgeseben bd=
ben. biefen llnerfhDpfli4teiten einen
seietIihen Booen au geben.
Nber gefdeben muB etipas. benn bic
parIamentsipablen BON 1910 ridden
beran uno nit leeren 66nben fann Die
Nesierung nidt Dor bic W1bIer trez
ten, beipnbers ni1t por Sen raoitalen
She'll, Der auf Ginfommeniteuer unb
Mltersperforsuns orinst. Dem entz
fpreheno 1T oie Mesierlns nit Dem
auii6nbiaen Mus{huB bes @enats in
neue Derbanolungen eingetreten, um
81 elmer Neritanoisung iiber ben Ge~
febentlpurf su selanss1. Mngeiidts
Der beiberfeits anertannten lnm0gIidz
lett, ben Staat auf uneelpiife unb ie=
benfaGs unseheure Nuseaben 3l' perz
pflihten. fir bic poroerbano tei,te
Oeduns borbanben nod gu finben lit,
bat bie Neeierung Ser &pmmifIion
neue Worfhlase auf Nbdnber,ns Der
0orlaee gmadtr Die oabin seberl: 4.
9inausi i1isbuns Der Mltersgrenae fir
Den 9erforsunesonipruh BON so ouf
65 Sabre; 2. ueberipeiiune Der 65
Sabre alien glrbeiter nit minbeItens
fd1Dn 3Oi6briser sfrbeits5eit. oenen Die
0orlage Der aammer - obne Inter
fdieo ibrer 8ebarftisteit - sine Rente
bon 120 sSrones beitinmt, auf bas @e=
feB iiber Die unteritiiBune ser bebiirf=
tisen Greiie uno Snbaliben oerort,
baB iie Der mad biefem @efeb ben les=
tern NIT 70 Sabren suitebenoen Inter
ftiibuneen ihon nit 65 Sabren tbeil=
baftie ,psrben, ifooh auh nur i'm
Sale Der 8ebiirf fttsteit; 3. 8ef9rdn=
tuns Der Mltersperiorguug auf Die
2rbnangeHelIten Ser Snbuitrie, bes
5anbels unb Der 2anbtpirtbfdaft,
StreiHing alio ber3u ben lanbipirtb=
ihoftlinen Grunbetsentbiimern i'm
padtperbGneniB ftebenben 2anbarbei=
ter unb oes 9auseeiinoes, ipelrbe Ole
gorloee ber 8ammer einfdlteBt. Die
leete bar, bab auf oie1e
Deife bic 3abl Der nah Der 0orlase |
Der Ran1mer auf 100000 seiddbten
gerfprannssbere9tisten iih ibrer
Sddbung nah .ouf 1900. 900 .perlrlins |
bern ipiirN. Der Stoat piiroe BEL
unnabme bieier 8ef6rdntuneen in Der
Gage fein, anftatt zines feften Paufh- |
beitroees fir bic @eiammtoabl Der
rgunssbesedtisten, Der oen leb= |
tern ie itah ibrer 3abl einen tpedielnz
Den 3uibuB iiderte, einen feiten 3uz
Idub fir ieben einaelnen 8erfureunssz
beredtisten, anauieBen uno in iein
Budget aufaunebmen. Muf oieier
tpirb pieGet9t eine 0eritdn=
oieung eraistt tperoen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-30
lus Der mod2e.
Welt un6 Eebcn unter Ser Eupe eoito'
rielIer yetrdhtuns.
Der gsben.rrttas.,ns nts..lf.

t4 fs,S{ Fsfg- z
Den phderen W.anuff ffaftsn bes Sc
/ Observation-Disclosures Die ieoeraeit be-
reit oen @efabfsn Ser ftiirmifhen 5se
all troben, I'M 2eben pber Gi9tntbum
au retten, fpH enbIid aud eine 2ohns
nufbeTeruns 5utbeil nerben. Sie boben
bas fdon lanse perbient, oenn ibre Be
sahlung lit tGrgIin, 70 oaB man iih
lpunoern mub, bab iia INNER noh
Qeute au bieiem DienIt finoen. Mets
5fentbeils iinb es tpobl tpetterfefeM eMdna
,1er, beren Waseniutb bic. e.Gefabr reiat.
sSm 1au1s Des Rongrefes 1T eine Bill
angenommen iporoen, bic ben Superz
intenoenten, Stationspprfteber un0 Der
erften RlaFe, ben rSurfnen" boberen
lobn, ipenn aub nur in befheioenem
Mabe, betpilligt. Yeniipn erbolten Die
Qeute nisht, obtpobl lie ibr 2eben niht
minoer TAPER in Die @hanae ihlasen
Qls Ser Sploat in Der 5hlaht. Muh
{ino fe int Jalle zines arieses fiir bic
Morinerefsrpe perpflidtet, fpofar III
la t& ytS%! .i '+ WV
iidtisune aultebt. Die Witttpen unb
Ginber Derienieen, Die i'm Dienlte
umfommen, erbalten als 8ereiitung
ben 2obn BON sipei Oienitiabren. lln=
ter Sem neiien @eieb ioIlen aud) Die
Mliitter, Die auf Die unteritiiBuns Der
50bne angepiefen iino, IN slei9er
Wei{e beoa1t tperben. Mud follen oie
Manhfdaften in 3ufunft 2ebensmit=
tel Hotionen pber ben @eloperth,
rreibis Gents pro gag, seItefert erbal@
ten, bisher mubte iie iih aus ihren1
fdrgliden 2obn audi nod feIbft befD=
itisen.
Der Dienf beitebt isht felt iiebenz
unobreiBis Sabren uno bat tpahreno
Der 3eit Der Resierune $35. .209,6 ,699
ssfpftet ober our1fdnittlih 1851, ,613
bas Sabr. Die 9luslaee fat reidlihen
Grtraa' gebraht, benn bas gefGhr6ete
Gisenibum. gu beKen 8ersuns bic
Mdnnf1aften ourb Die Branotne
binausfubren. mar $251. .516,284
ipertb, lpas anS9iffen unb2abune eez
bergen lpuroe, beaifferte iid auf $780,
457, ,597. Die 3abl Ser sefdbroeten !
MenIdenleben pirb auf 121, ,627 onss=|
geben. Die pisle sersttet tpuroeu, ldbt
iid senau ni9t fefftellen. man fam
absr anaebmen, oab es Sauienoe iiber
S1ufenbe pdreu.
Wenn Der aonereb bas @eieB un=
nimmt, miro trob Der aesenndrtia ee>
bptenen Sparfomteit, Niemanb ettpas |
0agesen baben. Die Soften besDienites
betrosen fir Elm Jabr3ebnt nidt fopiel, |
ipie 8au uno Musriiftuns zines unferer
neuen &riegsfdiffe erforoern. Oas |
5ous bat feline Sdulbisteit eeiban. es
ift nun Sadie oss Senats, Die 8ill sur
Nnnabme gu brinsen unb 10 bafiir gu
f0resn, bab Iih mebr tpilliee 2eute als |
bisber fir ben Dienft finbeu, Der jun
ee, frdftise Mdnner in boltfommsn>
ftem 3uitanoe brauht. Sir Sen Dienit |
an ben @een, an oenen ipGhrsnb Der |
Mintersaeit sic @tationen eeIdloiIen
ipercen follte in irsenb elmer 5orm !
hafiis geforgt nerben, erprobte 2eute
in einem beftimmten 3asehOriafeits=
berbdltnib gu bebaIten, 10 boB nidt nit
jeosm 5ruhiabr neue Derbunsen nDtis |
iinb. az
(Milip. 9erolo.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-30

@artenarbeiten. Wiele @ar=
tenbeiiber fonnen es taum eriparten,
ibre Roien aufauheben oOer BON Der
Dede gu befreien. Sebr oft iebt i'm
April nod ihneelpfe Gdlte Elm, bic
BON Iharfen, trodenen Winoen be-
gleitst lit. Oisie grideinunsen binz
bern oas @eoeihen Ser Molen unb
fiiaen ibnen ridt felten aans erhebz
lihen Shaoen 3u. sserner tonnen
mir beobahten, bob pielfuh ebenio
friib ihon Bobnen unb @rbien selegt
unb Rartoffe!n sefebt perben; ale
orei Semitic finb duberit empfinoliA
geaen adite; iinb nun Oie 5riebe erit
iibsr Die Grbe binaus unb es itellt iid
ssroIt elm, 10 lit Der 5haoen oftgans
unberehenbar. Hdudern bei um=
fanereihen &ulturen unb 1eberitiilz
pen Der pfIanaen nit glumentOpfen
in tleinsren @drten lit fdlper ourhz
fubrbar, niibt aud liht INNER. Das
@eIaste gilt audi BON Den @urten.
bic Niele oft ihpn Mnfang Mprn
lesen. Dies barF niht iein. sSm Mnz
eemeiner gift bie Hegel, Gurten crit
gesen Wlitte Mfai in bic Grbe 5u brins
gen (oie Rerne etipas in Wuiier pors
3ufeimen), nahoen Die talten Sage
poriiber fino. Sit Damn ipGrmere
Witteruns eiilsetreten. 10 seoeihen
8obnen. @rbien, @urfen, Rartoffeln
um 70 freuoiser, oas Wudstbum gebt
raid BON itatten unb mir beDabren
uns felbit por MiBerfols.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-30

es III ndniter 9eit nm 10 msbr iebtn
idDnsn Tag ia ieIbit itos StuI.of'
bfnuben, etfpa mod riiditdnotge 4Is
btiten ilnd3uboler. Gr6btt Mutmertss
famteit 1T isbt ben sFriihbsttsn ausur
fpenoen;, fobnI0 bic Gpnre BON 2 ubr
an ouf 0it Gdeiben fheii1t. tH leht
na1 bet dpBersil 9sntperdslif 1lle1r
pbsr ipt1iaer luft at geben. go 1ehr
ndmiich Sic Gonnenftrdbltn einen
aefhlDf5enen Mannt trinGrmeii 10
ThneG 1T. ipenn oieGonfte bttf6puis=
ben lit, audi Die Wdrme ipisosr meg;
man fhtieBe oeshaIb audi Ole Henitsr
ipieber; ieNnfaGs gpsridume naIi oIes
MfenOs niht, ia leee uber Ndht fo@
aar Matten Dosr 9iiher al!f. -
MusaufGen iinb fofort TN Wiitbeet:
@elIerie, Miriina, aohlrabi, frubeS
araut, friibsr Blumentob! uno ods
snifhen appffalat. SIN 1auft oes
Mpnats fino in's Miitbeet gu 1den:
qprree, Wlaioran, Ropffulat. Come
merzGnbipien. Raoiesden, Rohlrabi
aur 7peiten pflansung Cm talten
geete), gurfen uno n1elonen. sSn8
sfreie ffedt man, tpenn Die pdrmere
Witteruna tinfebt: Sted5niebeln,
Gdalottsn. aartcffelspiebeln. Hnobe
lauh uno iGet Gpinut. gae geete
nit iibernintertem @emiiie iinb Damn
an bebaden. BON Ssroit aebobene
pflanaen anautreten. Dauergemiife,
ipie Meerrettidl, Nrtff9oden, Suuerz
ampfer. pimpineue, fotpie Die aus
Dauernoen Wiratrduter iDerben ners
pfIan3t. Die Miitbeettditen iinl bel
normem Metter su liiften, Bel Sons
nenfhein au befhatten. 4 sSn' ben @urs
fenz uno Mlonenbeeten 1T, fobalo
Iid 6ie eriten Ranfen bil6en, Der Sas
lat gu entfernen. 5obdlo Sreibboh~
nen bas atpeits 8latt seigen, iperoen
lie Big an oie 8eimbldtter alfaefiillt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-30

Inn aibes TIeif.h m il Be
5ii MAIDEN. legt man IS einige Minns
ten in MuHer. Dem man aiemlih piel
Giiig beisemifht Fat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-30

Wertrodnete Gum m I
sfhlduhe ermeiht man in parmen
Mafer. Wan beripabre lie in Md
au fiihlen Ndumen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-30
@aas. mo Gan0mirl6ldatl.

Mdffer, peIhts fnIfz
baltig ift, fam man aunl Bee
'gieBen BON pfIdnsen lillr bsrfpenotn,
iDtnn es dbssioht If.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-30

I'm 6ornaegsnitdnos, aud
iolhe aus Glfenbein. pieMr peiB sll
6etommen, loft man aeriebenen8ims=
itein in Mai1er auf, biiritet nit bi:ier
Mfhung bic @egenitdnbe ab uno
itellt lie nod feuht unter elmer @las-
platte in sic 6onne.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-30

2e6erfahen unb g tiefeI,
tpelhe an feuhten qldben aufbelpabrt
uno bdburb Idimmelis tpuroen, biirz
itet man troden ab uuo reibt lie benn
nit 3erpentinOl ein; uuf bieie Weiie
bebanoelt, bleibt oas 2eber eeihmei=
big uno nimmt teinen ipeiteren 5Gaz.
Sen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-30

SeIfurben aus nollenerl
Stoffen entfernt maj, nit @rfolg,
tpenn 0ie nod niht au alten Slede
init Serpentin ober &ien0l aetrGntt,
etipas liegen aelailen unS banah nit
trodenein WolIIappsn tiihtig abgsrie=
ben tpsroen,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-30

. !
ginfalsen (Bofeln). NeDauer
bes Ginfalaens (p0telns) bGngt bon
Ser @r0be ber @tiide ab; tleinere
Slide tperben naturaemdk ifneller
pom @ala ourhbrunaen; oieie ldbt
man SD Sage, ar0Bere Bingeeen
3 4-5 Moden i'm Sdlalpaffer lie
gen. Wenn aud bas @infaIasn ,irb
p0feln einen DiffuiionsDoradng barr
itellt, inbem 9ala in bas sleifh eins
brinat unb sfleiimfaft austritt. 10 1T
Der bierburn entftehenM Nerluif an
N6brperth in bem sfltifhe Bel fpeittm
niht 10 srheblim, ipit bas friiber BIZ
bduptet tpproen III. Mlan fano. taB
nnM stp.in1hiaem p0teln nur IL
Droaent bon ben GiiDtiBitrfftn. 1875
Nrpsent BON ben Grtraftifoffsn uno
8.5 prosent pnn ber pbospborf1ure
IN be late iiberastreten poren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-30

GeHuIoib @eeenitdn b I
fann man fitten, in6em man Die
8ruhflddtn fir einige Mugenblide
in gfiisfdure tauht unb Damn suz
iammengebunoen trodren Idtt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-30

8ebdnbluna aepIdtteter
Wdfhe. Beim pldtten ser feinen
Wdf6e biloen iid oft Blaien, bic
niht fortseben. Man befeuhte ole
8ldfe, bride iie feit an. !aife oas
Stiid e!tpas liegen unb man miro
beim ueberplGtten finoen,. baB bie
8laie berIhtpunoen TT. sSernsr per-
geiie man nibt, bic aepldttets WG1de
mod am Ofen gu :rodnsn. iis miro
baourh piel iteifer uno beAdlt Die
6nrm be11er.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-10-03

trust riddsn chioa rs convention
courteda the friendshfp " ting National
Association Of Manufacturers, it used
to bA prstty good Republicanism to
speak out In meeting on government
BY Injunction. %..,*g . A= &C.. Is*..
F Dven such i partisan paper as the
st. Paul Pioneer Press accepted the
contentious Of organized labor before
the party had declared on the mat
ter. Away back In 1897 when Louis
F. Post was sent to jail by an Ohio
Judge for writing an article on Judi
cial Autocracy,". the Pioneer Press
arose In its righteous Indignation and
protested against such assumption Of
power. Units issue of.Aprii 6, 1908,
its editorial, said: ...a.r ..y.e..
There ought to be same statutory
limitation upon the powers which
Judges seern more and more inclined
to arrosate to themselves, in treating
actions and utterances out Of court"
This liz but one Of two things labor
asks. The other is the right of a
trial by jury, and even to this the
Pioneer Press agreed in the same edi-
torial. It said: "As to the alleged
acts OF contempt in the court room
itself. the parties guilty or accused
should have q right of a trial by jury
from the often passionate and hasty
acts OF the Judge in assessing fine and
imprisonment"
When this is studied closely it will
be found that the Pioneer Press went
even further than labor, which only
asks that a jury trial be accorded
when the alleged act. is committed
out Of court.
So before the Van Cleavites gold
bricked the Republican party it was
pretty good Republicanism to stand
| for certain legislation on the intunc-
ton question. There is no better Re-
publican authority than the Pioneer
Press.
The Chicago convention divorced the
Republican party from the working
man. The Denver convention which
nominated Bryan recognized the jus
tice Of labor's demands, and relief
| was promised.
The workingman who entertains any
| scruples about party utilization has an
opportunity now to charge the party
with having deserted HIM Any: good
Republican can vote for Bryan this
year, and he can look the political
bosses in the face and tell them that
he Is molly voting for principle that
he long has believed to be right.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-10-03
URGENT NOTICE To
ALL LOCAL UNIONS
State Central Political Committee
OF the Minnesota Federation
of Labor,
To all Local Unions. Greeting:

To all Local Unions, Greeting:
Dear Sirs and Brothers: The Min
nesota State Federation of Labor at
the convention in Winona last June
passed a resolution requesting the
secretaries Of the various affiliated
organizations to send to the secretary
of this committee a list Of their mem
bers with their post office address,, for
use in sending out political propa-
ganda, such as the enclosed pamphlet
and other necessary matter.
VIII you please take up this mat
ter and II favorable action is taken
send me the list at once If your
organization declines to grant the re-
quest Of the state federation, please
inform me.
1t should be thoroughly impressed
upon your membership that in no case
shall these lists pass from my hands,
or be used for any other purpose
than to convey information to organ
lied labor as to the records of can
dtdates, the political policy of the
State Federation Of Labor the Amer
lean Federation Of Labor and other
necessary information of political
nature.
Minneapolis, Sept rs, 1908.
G. w. DEACON, Sec.-Treas..
807 Goth Ave. So, Minneapolis, MINI,
Note-Your attention is called to
letter to Mr.. Gompers printed in the
pamphlet regarding the Minnesota
members of congress. More of these
pamphlets can be had on application,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-10-03
LABOR SONG,

All, little they know of true happi-
ness, they whom safety fills;
Who, flung on the rich breast of lux
ury eat the rankness that kills.
Ah little they know Of the blessedness
toil-purchased slumber enjoys.
Who, stretched on the hard rock OF
Incidence, taste Of the sleep that
destroys;
Nothing to hope for, or labor for:
nothing to sigh for or gain;
Nothing to light in it's vividness, light
ing like, bosom and brain:
Nothing to break life's montony, rip
ping 1t DER with it's breath;
Nothing but dullness and lethargy
WEAKNESS, sorrow and death!
But blessed that child of humanity
..s happiest man among men,
Who, with hammer or chisel or pencil
with rudder or ploughshare O,
pen,
Laboreth ever and ever with hope
through the morning Of life,
Winning home and it's darling divini-
ties, 1ove-worshipped children and
wife.
Round swings the hammer of Industry
quickly the sharp chisel rings,
And the heart Of the toiler of kings
He the true ruler and conquerer, hi
the true king OF his race,
Who nerveth his arm tor .life's com.
bat and who looks the strong
world In the face. f.:
DENIS FLORENCE MCCARTHY If
THE Car Worker"
Man has greater mower ~ rar,.tlr1
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-10-03

office last week. lfIe wan Ill Duluth Ia
Eattendance on tne state convention of
the Ancient Order Of Hibernians. Mr..
>Mogan has been a member of this
organization since In 1877, joining at
Bellaire. Ohio. and was president OF
the order there In 1873. In 1879 he
organised the first A.. o. H. lodge In
Minnesota, Nov. 10, and It il to this
day known az No. g.: o. Hennepin
county. r,~-2 - ! Il
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-10-03
QUESTIONS FOR LABOR
TO JUDGE SERIOUSLY
CONTINUED from page ~

they had to say In opposition to the
injunction plank
However, they were not the onlv
delegates who were responsible for
the wishy washy injunction plank in
the Republican platform. Bigger fry
than they turned the trick.
The Republican Press.
Republican newspapers used to see
injunction abuses through other Spec
tacles once upon time. Before the
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-10-03
WILL FIGHT EXTRACTION.

WACO, Tex, Sept S0.-Antonio Deb
Araujo, editor of an alleged Mexican
revolutionary paper, was arrested here
today. The prisoner announces that
he will fight extradition.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-10-03

.,ss Man has greater power Of resisting
electricity than any other animal.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-21
MANY Idle in New York.

Declaring there are more than 100000
unemployed men in New York and that
the awarding of subway contracts would
offer the Most immcdiat" relief, the Cen.
trail Federated union voted to ask Gov
ernor Hughes to investigate the real stat
us of the cily's debt and Comptroller
Met2's reason for delaying subway con.
structiOu.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-21
LOVE IN DAKOTA WORTH 1880.
First Time It and Affection Have
Figured as Value In Deed.

Love and affection and $1,000 IN the
unusual consideration entered In the rec.
orls ut Aberdeen. =. H.. rs the purchase
price of 40 acres Of valuable farming
land decided by Joseph 4. Peck Of Oregon
- Mrs. George Tookcr and Mrs. Whit.
man stone. two married daughters Of
salem. Ore. This Il the first time love
and affection have been recognized In
South Dakota as considerations. The
value Of the property indicates that Glove"
and affection" are each worth $500 IN
thiS ease.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-21
GET JAos AT THE sILos.


Farmers about Pottstown. Pa. com.
plain that some Of their hands are getting
on cheap DRINKS by imbibing new drink.
which has not yet been given a name.
II u the milk" from the corn In the
silos, and it's flavor IL said to he equal to
that Of whisky. Wells have been dug
under the silos for the milk" to drain
into. and the bibulous soil tillcrs 20 there
and slake their thirst.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-21
Relating Gases Decided.

The case of the packers, involving large
fines for Rotating, was decided adversely
to the defendant companies by the United
States Supreme COnrt. Unless Il rchear-
ing should be granted, Armour 4 Co, Mel
son Morris 4 Co. and the other concerns
involved must pay the penalty.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-21
Priests Slayer Attsmpt. Escape.

In u mad attempt to escape jail In Den.
YER, where he is awaiting death. Giuseppe
Alto. the condemned murderer of Father
Leo iIeinrichs. made Use Of razor blade,
with which he slashed the neck of q
"trusly' who was cleaning his cell, and
endeavored to get away. The 'trusty,"
despite his cut, sprans after Alio and
pinioned him, and he was quickly over.
powered with the help of Deputy War.
den Carmen
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-21
Orchard Sentenced to Death.

Judge Wood imposed death sentence
on Harry Orchard AT Caldwell. Idaho,
but recommended that the State pardon
board commute it, holding that the ia
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JOSEPH TIIEtPE),

JOSEPH THEtRE),
enjoys the esteem and respect OF al
who admire the highest qualities OF
good citsenship. which In hin ars
fully sxsmpiined.
JOHN v. CLARR1
Q man Of many excellent qualities. 10
brainy. reliable and always steadfast
- friends and to the line Of duty.
~
ALBERT N. ROSENNsK
nsvse falteeo when onco his mind q
made % % b TIE right and The wronG
q Q question. Hs u always ON the
night side. regardless Of alr other con
0ldsra6on0 q consequences.
J. J. GEkAGHTy
b - considerats Of the rights Of 9th.
srs % he 10 insistcnt upon the main.
esnancs Of bic own. This 10 one Of the
seasons Of bis great popularity.
ALBERT II. PUTNEY
% q man Of sterling qua,iues Of head
and heart; successful In Ill bis M.
dsrtakings.
CHARLES d. WACElsR
b. progressive. snteFprisins and indus.
tzious. Such men are alwsys sure b
make Q 0uccsss In life.
~
GEORGE W. JACKSON
y liked By all who are scQuaintsd
With his many excellent traits Of char
sctsr.
JOHN r. HOPKINS
10 liked BY all who know MIN and -
spectsd by all with whom hs comes
In contact
ANDREW J. GRAHAM
IL pleasant and genial of manner,
ObligIng and faithful to his promises,
and therefore popular aud respected.
RUDOLPH BRAND
II u typical citizen OF Chicago, pro-
gresslve and energetic. he Ia deserved.
~ successful In all his undertakings.
THEODORE OEHNE
hsa nnvo. hoao LuN0~ "a unAap< n r. q
what hs could not accomplish. nor fail
10 accomplish what be has undertaken.
~9A
HOSEA W. WELLS
10 competent ana tii0rouRn man OF
Affairs. Whatever he doAs he does well
and thoroughly.
%e~
THOMAS +. KELLY
u noted for his excellent businsaD
abilities and his faithful adhsssnos q
high ideals Of duty.
~6A
MAX EBERHABI'r
BESIDES being . Inoasi citizen takss Q
good mans part In every movement
Tor TIE bensat Of the city.
FRANK WENTEI
can refer with pride to nne record
as we'll as an honored name In THU
community.
FRED l.. WIL6
has q high conception OF p'e duties OF
good citizenship and has always lived
up to them.
ROGER G. SULLIVAN
has the respect and good wishes o.
every One with whom he c0moa in Con
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-21
Wealth for divers Heirs.

The will Of James Oliver, the plow-
man. has been filed for probate At South
bend, Ind. and places a fortune cstimat.
cd at $0:'.ONOOO In u trust fund for his
heirs. with his son, Joseph d.. as the
chief beneficiary.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-21
New Regime in Hayti.

The new regime in lIayti has been be-
gun by the shooting, summarily. of the
leaders of the opposition: English and
French war ships have been ordered to
Port-au-P Prince and an American war
ship. it Is expected, will be sent those
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-21
Seeks to Guard Others; Dies.

DR., Il. q. Tottcn, II physician, while
leaning out of II second story in Cleve.
land to remov" n sign which ncighbors
had complained Of as dangerous, fell and
broke his neck.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-21
Government Farms for Sale.

On May | the government will place
2,l35 farms on the market and give pur-
chasers ten years to pay for them. The
land is in different irrigation regions in
the West.
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Arraigned by La Toilette.

Senator La Toilette in speech
against the Aldrich bill scarhingly de-.
nounced the speculative side of banking
and intimnied that Morgan and Standard
Oil deliberately brought on the financial
furry.
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Iowa Republican Convention.

The Iowa Republican convention unan.
imously instructed for Taft; senator
Allison was endorsed, ~ to WI,