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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09
Die 9rau tn Der 9nhmarie.

Die bodgeipannte pirtbihaitlide
aoniunttur. Die auBeroroentlid regc
geibditi9un1 mtierer SynOuitrie bat
0dju geiHbrt, Dap Die 6r%aueuarbeit
Elm IN oeutihem Standardization
imuer uidtiaerer 6attor sepor0cn
lit. Sic 0riugt alImdbIih and III
3u0nitriejmeiae etn Die friiber I'M
NSelenilihen Der maunliden ArbeitS
trait porbebalten lDareu. uao miro
0a iie bIllWer III ais legtere. DON Sen
lluternebmeru. 100 eS an9o4gia it,
beporylgt. 9tad Sen @erid}tcn Ser
preuBiihen Observation-Disclosures aab
rs IN 0en eigentliden in0ulirieuen
9tirieben 4renBenS TN Sabre 1906
53S.3l0 eruatieHe Arbelterinutn.
las beoeEtet aesen 0aS @orIahr cme
,}lmabme bon SO @rojcnt. mahren0
Oae Arhr 1905 aeacuiIber 1904 MIR
eiHe 3unabuie pen 46 Ero3ent aui
Wies 3lueiielSobne bate Biz 3ahl
0er HrbeJtertumcu 1906 uod eint
lyoBcge Nobe erre,dlt wcHm utdlt ser
lianld an ADMINISTRATION sem cut
3|c1tn8Gpirtt baite Sur Gcyb1gmB
}u Sen maunl dleu Ar5citern am
bod'ien mar 0ie 3a6l Ser Sabrit
arbeiitriunrn ul @ertm mo In idle
lldlcu 9c5irten btoB0erS @rlslau.
no Vie lait ha.b 10 bod mar ais sic
oCy erlierer Ter NopiJaM mutNsl
n0d &cIierunaSeHirten Sic meiitcf
A~rbtiitrjNneu ia @trltp 1920
&reel0u (40910 Euije.Oorf (66
l42) N|eauie l29952l Trantfnrt q.
y 90 170l 0e ptailittu In Sll.
maruslcn OlSN Gsombcrg (2760G
@.mbinueH t24o5l unO RaHco
)3sS3l eeihditlI, llatr Sen til,el
men %u0ultrn3uelta its1t Nit Seg.
t.lluoulric TT. Der &gsoeuoual fpei.,
lIjlIr 9r5eii4frdift NIT 1l0S53 81
lu0dltBca# ArbctuWuta oatpael
NlejNer }tG2N &liHttouiefttan iteaei
init II4l3 an foeligv aae @Jt,al.
CltuQs uuO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .
"a 500 an oritiH Sgle 9a Ser 81
decentralization .ilaOcu 356aS tf.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @t'dliiaun5.
bgj Ser MISUNDERSTANDING 26 AS
5ei Ser %noutrisocr NtliajHrautrt.
}euOe. ~$f'iruntNte MAD 9vearalt
244l8 Tie te9tr .tetleraHafei
3ipciae 0e1oren a3 Nrn etCs errojhu.
tcu. IN oeuen eire @eidaf,ieugl non
Troue~ r. yer ar ri Is ,~nrcrs M
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09
Die critic amtIide Stcnusrapgin in
SaRemarf.

9o6 Dem Staatsgain6ins pom 5.
Slni 1S49, Do5u Oie aen0erungen
pom %. SUM 1866 treten. lit Der
&eid)stug Die 8oltSpertretung Der
odniiden Wtonarhie. gr p%eriammelt
iib beitimmungsgemaB am eriten
Wontag oes Sttober in 4opeubagen
un0 beitebt aus 5fpei aanunern, Dem
9a%nOstbing (erite aamner) mo
Dem 5oIfetbing (5lUeite 3ammer).
Die @abl sum Soliciting lit brett.
bon Den gtitaIieoern oeS 2anOstbing
miro elm beitimmter 3beil pon Dem
9onig aut 2ebens5eit ernannt, Sic
@abl Ser anDeren erfolgt auf in0i.
reftem @e9e. Gie @titgIieoer beioer
9Guier erbolten SagesgeI0er. je0e
8nmmer bat ibren Brditoenten un0
oeiien Steanertreter ieIbit 81 tpGblen.
Die 8anmern baben ferner cine feit.
gefiigte Organization. 81 oeren into.
griren0en decentralization 0os amt.
lihe Stenograpben : Bureau gebort.
8ieies hot in ieiner 3uianmenie.
sung ieit 1893 neben Den feitanae.
iteIlten omtItten SteHograpben and
meibIldle 6ulfs Stenoarapben ODER
Stenographgn > 9iiiitenten aufsu-
meilen. 81 @ufanq batten Sic meib.
liten 6lilistr0fte mar sic GrlaubniB.
tn Soliciting" 81 ltenograpbiren
crit lett 1898 muroe ihHen aeitattet.
out i'm bohen 9aa0sthina 5a arbei
ten. Bel Ser Oer3eitiaen 3uianmeu-
lebnBa Oes Bureaus iiao fiiuf "a.
men uno eli 6errea ais SteHo9rn
pheuaii1tenteH. ierner 10 0erren une
cine 9ame ais amtIihe Stenogra-
pbcn beiddftilt. Gos aufanglide
,~Sahre@lehalt scr amfliheH Steno-
arapben betrdqt 1900 2roHea Ie0es
brittle Sahr Inn 800 3ronen bis 81
sem Qeietlih poraelehenen Sohitbe
tyaae iteiQenO. @leidseiti1 or5ei.en
immer sruci anltiihe Stauogvapheu
unO sspei SteHoqrdpbeHoIrtenten Id
eiuem Srrnus pom 10 Mliuiton Tis
omtlihe StenoaraAhin heiB Ma.
tbiISe Sable; ie hat 0ieie ontiHds
Qualification alS erits Nrau in IL
nenwrf b%sfoululcn. ais Stenoaro.
rhenaiiiIte1tia aGerSieas ihen dre
dause 3eibe non eS1hren NIT ttiiern
GrfoIae gefuirft 6yor 9ablc 1T oHi
9 Huril 1859 ais 0e Seffer cif
Ghormdseuteu aetorsn uno is:t 1907
nit sem IrHtsarrpaIt mas 9b1ea>
rsteu 6 p. Sable osrm5hIt
ieNe eiuihrei0erNe NsrSeu,rr
GRID Sic 9nlofnns Ser ue;hI
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09
8ie Der 9aiisr fir bic aaiierin Siite
fanit,

+"AIH
oGOon aDeiB Elm engliides glatt ana
geidu 81 berihten: ageOor ser 0e1lt.
l6e 3aiier SonOon oerlieB. mdblte er
nod cine Reibe bon Siiten fiir Die
3allerln aus. Nad einem 9eiufe
in Dem Mo0egeidGft Don Baouin
iDurOe cine Au3o6l pom Slttidladlteln
nit Den neueiten 0to0ellen nab Scr
oeutiheu @eianotihait aeihidt. Der
3ailer priifte ielbit nit fritfiherN3ie.
ne ole ausgeiteuten Site mo iaate
81 Der rei5enoea gerfduierin, sic ouf
ibrem aopie Die Sdon6eit Der site
Defenders anidaulid mafte: sic
blben mirflid iebr 6ilbihe Site. q
Die WloOeae. sic er tauite, maren
ldmntlid pom iebr groBer TSorul.
Sin @ut ans pnrpurner Sei0e nit
REDEEM Sc0eridmIf itien beionOer5
Od3u auserleien. Dem ih0neH fiber.
meiBeu Sanr ser 4aiieriu 0ie redlte
Sole 81 aebeu. Gem Ssrrider ae.
ilelen beion0erS ole StralBenie0ern.
pabren0 er ein.Dfo0eu nit eiHem lido.
men 6iihreIber ablebnte. Sehr
ldlon mar Elm Sut nit breitem Raa0.
nit elmer munoerpoaen Aiarette un0
elmer braunen un0 elmer ultblauen
GtrauBenfeoer. Sin anOerer Snt
BON giaantiihen 9imeniionen tru1
uiht meuiger ais adt rteitge Stran.
Benfeoern un0 bot cine Sarmouie
pom SdNpor3 ul0 Sob. Sin orit.
ter Sut mieoer mar gang lpeiB. Gin
an0erer rpeiBer SetOpnbut mar runo
nm oen boben Sept nit Stunts bt.
ieet mo porn tru8 ser breite Ran0
elm arrangement pom lueiBeu Strau.
Benieoern. Sic Site mareu aue an
Der Seite irgenOmie anigenommen
un0 oa0urh in cine beonOer5 maleri-
ihe 6orm 1ebradt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09
Gum @eOddtuih sinsr unsladlihcn
GidltcrIn.

AlS @iufel I'M &6eindau miro ae.
ihrieben: Inl0Blib Der bua0ertiten
SSie0ertebr 0es 6aJeS an Dem Die
6ranfiurter StiftSoame mo Titte
rim aaroigne D. @lm0er00e Wegen et.
ner ungludlihen 0ieoe 81 oem AlIer.
tbumsforider 0rcu5er i'd. EN- meib.
iiher @erther. BIER er0oltte. murOe
AM &croaldiilmg Der bieiiaen u10ti.
ltcn &erWalruna Ole Gaiel an Oem
crabe Der Titterm. ole iih an Der
Gtulrle0iluuBsn0Ier btHter Ser be.
iileu Nirdle beiiH0et. mo 0eren Ma
mensauiidrift TN S1uie Der 3eit Der.
luitiert mar III Wlu0iley gSeiie ct.
ntuegi. Ndrolup D.. @unOtrO0e leb.
te bier ldHNere 3c,t Del iarer Srelul.
Din @eiiula H. Arutm. Der SihnQe
Ger &Omaniit ourh 0Uta sme.5dn.
0ileS &ert Gle tSm0croNe tie spei.
tgitcn @rcilea Def3aut mle0e sic
ldrie5 inter 0em 9flmta Giau .C3t.
0idtc+. &arc. Wtl0mmsltcn Sid.
tun0eR Wur0cul pon fTraH t06s DER.
aisleltbei Grpiaut ict. Ol6 Sic
eheualiac @o9HwG Der 9Utyial ..
HrHim no 0ic Wun0eroNe 10 bluiil
uertcHrie lid' aoa' M tarem nriprlWJ.
litcu Sniton0e bcfta0et. GaS NauS
it ulter Sem 9faWca &gCus1uei3es
SaH0hlus hclaul. ms s'.
Ter @au0erer uH0 9teraturirSaa0e.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09

Sir Slide mo Saas. :
aRdcn,,ttcl.

= onutag. 9tit0gs Suppe BON
9rafcHfHodeH (9iat0ermen0ung).
t8cidm0rier 5daUeinsfamm nit
&ad3ol0erbeeren. gtofauflauf.
Abeg5s: *9diHee BON 6letiAre.
iten. GOer: anntuin. Butter.
9rot. Sale. 9Gee. 9ier.
atontng. MlittaaS. *SiWieHinppe
mt 9&is. *@ulaihfartoHelH. -
@benOs: *Siriepfaniau,Jen. But.
Ter. Bret. staie. Ibce.
9Ienltag. 9tittaq5: Nur3eliup-
pc. AaHindgnbraien. Salaf.
N6enos: *aanindeniaIat. @nrit.
Butter. 8rot. Stale. I5@. Bier.
Dtittmoh. W1ittags: @riesinppe.
*8ratUurit III Bier mit W~iaffaro-
NJ. abeuos: auigebadene Wiaf-
fdr0Hi. G0er: AunAnitt. 9rot.
Butter. aaie. 3hce.
2 onHertag q. W}ittag8: ApfeI-
iuppe. *6ammelfleiid . @agout
NIT F8iiben uu0 aartoHeln. ~
Aben0s: @eiBer Stdie. au1hnitt.
Butter. 9rot 56ee.
6reitag. Mittaqs: gtn6renn-
iuppe. GfeaHid, nit ardutern.
a6enos: Siidialat pom Geiten
o0er 6iihiHI3e. Butter. grot.
2oie. Gbee. Bier.
3 am it n q. Nlittogs 9tuoeliuppe.
Riyt0flaib nit Mo~itridiauce uno
8ratfartoffeln. - @benOs: 4ufqe.
bratenes Nin0fleiih ooer Mais
mebl : Bolenia. 9utter. @rot.
Safe. Sbee ODER Bier.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09
Dee soIrmrs @rmh.
Son 0milie @infria, GlcptlauS.

q, in 5%rausnnuilis, Shmcrj I'M Slid
~ Sic zirnec idlani entians
W Ssn iuDbgr lnitise 9iniIt,
Gin Sieecsmasia e%rilans.
Som &riegSidlanpine febrt Sas ger 5H'
rid;
gsie aDpit oas 0crs ibr laHt
Zen ems ssn Ssgu, ihr san5es Giad,
Cir Anse nidJt erihant.
Gein 6eaiment rnrbei marihirt.
Gtarr rnhi narnni iar Slid,
Gle fearen beim bic CT sefEbrt,
Sbr Sahrer blie6 snrid.
SBr inaenbfriiAer Sobn, CT feblt
Nefii tic sin Wiifter Sraum?
lie 1dnbe ringcnb, idmerjgequalt
SHrhihreitet iic oen giaum
Sa ieinem gilbe biift tie auf
@smait BON @auflerbaHo.
Sriff iHnia ihrcu giHnO oaranf,
rSn narbft ihr's Gaierlano!"
Gem iesten @orte iinnt tie mad :
lie CT beim a6idiro brad,
ale or nm Hebeloiitrru gag
am @suttsrbsr5ea las
s9ebiuubl, u6iea, lieb Mhtterlein,
&eriiere niht ben gintb;
Ger e6dlie iBirb meiu Sfirmer ieiu,
So iteb' ia ieiHer 0ntb.
Sic Erommgl wirbelt, raid anf's gierb,
Sas 1T SpioatenlDsl
Sin ehter 0iauu sebrauht icin Sdpert,
girgt aidt bic Snnb i'm S6oH.
vSurdssnnaeu bon Der 8fliht, bemgledt,
Stnrm aui Ova 8eiuS i'd eiH.
Ser erie all5eit i'm Wefe6t
Ger ecbis nil i'd iein.
lln0 iOlt ID ioaen tn Der G6la6t
Sei tart in beinem S6mcrB.
Sas Gpier, meldes Id gebraft,
&ringt ie0es ireue Ser5.
ser SelSeHtUS-nirbt i'm bein gObn -
Sin b8herbab'ner iii.
Sernimmi ociH Chr IrOmpcfenton
@eui, Oae ociu Sobn DID srhhti"
Sam 5eHiier Gilt tie. naf Der Slid,
Niitt raid Dem 3mar mas -
Sauldit Der Derilingenoen Dlniif
% aud oas esrs ibr brad
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09

@ara05. saann i'd audi ai,te
@tilh i'm @auie ba0en2" g1ite.
rim: . sud Frau. oa Iaiien jih
meine @lia' nifts nadia1en.~
&ertehrse @elt. SuuSent: .Gs
II Go9 eaaniR. hler i'm 0rt bab id
einen e%HtierEten unO in amerifa
oruocn elfsen na5eR 9errDou6teni~
0err d. n hat fofSer e4por.
t'a 'dn'ea ieirea 8~eieren0ar aemaht.
W a Naen 6runo. IA. Iieber
~ me faccr Se MIR Sbr Gramera
'aHel= 1etaut .Ror NIT
ne1a 4l rtor Srei g1onate oug
as mug bod perfIuht
t3e.o 9ao'ist ba5en2~ - .Nidt
,o l-l{mn aeueien bat' ibu oues
An Aa-aza mia1az aaaananznsHs
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09

taa su anFang oieIfah uiBbiaisens
0ss RopnhiitfeiH erregt. God bic
,3eiten fno an0ere gcuor0eus unO
heute bcitaht 3piihcu @dnmIein ullo
@ejbleiu I'M Stcnoqrap9enbureau
ccs 0drIihen Sentiments 6as bette
lanlern0 haitllhe 6inberuebmen. %
miro allgemeia aneyf0nnt. 0aB Sic
iten0agap1ireu0eH GameH in i6ren
9ciitumaen surhaus niht hinter Ben
mannliden 9olegen suriifite5el.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09
9egiaieSene aartoffeIipeiien.
Sg9r 40 ms 8n @aIbfIeiidl:

StYi 8ul lUNo 3N NdloIielD.
&abmfartoffeIn. M1an fodt
uU8efabr einen Seller pou fleiner
8%artofieln in Salypaiier meidl. Sod
atiiiien iie garS bleibeu. 3ugeoedt
bleiGca Tie Damn (obue @d1er) tie.
ben Sn fri'her Butter r0itet man
eIren Nohl0fieI @Iebl. NIT etluas
3iuie6el robem Sdinten elmer 0eI.
tie. ciHilen &fCiferforueril. 9as 0le6I
muB aber lpetB 6lel5en. Gam qiebt
uian nah mo mad y Quart iiiBel
&abm Nlrdn un0 perfodt Is sur BID.
lidcI Souce. Sit tic 1iisaetoht. 10
miro tie ubcr Oie &aripifeln aeicibt.
gtah @c6,ntld taun man 5Aoor beim
Sal5eB al,h eiluaS NtuNat Naran
gc5eu. 0od ielr tueniJ. Us empfieblt
H0 Butter 81 0crguen0en. Tsft be.
cintrad'ii5t bel elmer iolden 5arten
Sance DEN @ehmad. G5euio llt
1T Oieie Sauee aud luenn man itatt
0es iuBca. lauren 3abm uerruenSet.
ouh cine Senfiauee III sur a5-
iped iauI Gut.
@0u3 uor5NgIi6 iuao getur8te
Nortoffeln. 8etnet man iguei
Supeenieaer gdodte aart0iietu 10
.iulEo atc 01.ite oa0oH in ietHe Shel.
5eH ledgittu. Sic au0eye ober Ourh
Die MlciGUte ODER 0urti eiil Sieb re.
tg.eocit nno NIT 1 GtertJ Sals crpas
&fcfrcr 9iistas eiuer Saiie oidem.
iaarcH &a3m IND eaDaS Butter per.
81
enc olt~s8etuttcrte nno a~ebr0ieIJe
orw MIRO nnn ann @cOeu uHo an
Der Scten NIT Sen Hartoiielidci5.
der aIs ufe1t zines User eos onSe
&c. Ia eeH ssegeu &aunt. Ser inntitter
LAA1. A. - - -
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09
@oIOf5rucr.

Ne5crSeaat Wlro man MIR Our3, 81.
1eneS Scnsen, #Naatr trtt', maa il
pul1 9itnften Sic ith a|otr3ealcn
taiiea-
Eu Reu a'hai aor tcutu eiltucu
sSer.h atser Gem lut 5fcle 'sine
@clt nauiua cou wC.daT Nr; dt aut
'"r 'f'NsC si rv Nli #trN fsm.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09

Sic b5dite ~bisberige 3obI bon
Stu0entinHen b1bea IN Oieiem Sabre
ole beiOen Srauensgouegc pon Sir
ton mo 9tGUnbam i'll Cambridge
aui5upeiieH. namIid @irion 1873
unO gigunham f76. @riteres bat
einsn Sebrforper BON 5lpau5ig, Ies-
teres eincn Don oreiBig 8erionen.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-02-21
PORTUGUESE WHO
WOULD COME BACK

Most of the Portuguese now on the
Coast, who formerly lived here, would
be glad to come back to the islands,
if they could get money to come back,
is the statement of August Freitas,
himself one of this class who return
ed with his family yesterday by the
Hilonian.
81 worked for W. C. Peacock & Co.
for seventeen years, - said Freitas. 81
owned house and other property here
But ! thought l could do better on
the Coast. went. But / did not find
things as l had hoped. / got a posi-
ton driving a mail wagon. but ] only
got $40 a month and rent Is twice as
high as it Is here. The Portuguese who
have gone from here are many Of them
without work. Those that are working
are working for small pay, in most
eases. Thew have TO paw high rent.
They live in moor quarters because they
can not live any better. Many Of them
/ know would be glad 10 come back
here if they could find any way q
paving their fare down here. -
Mr.. Freitas gave the names Of people
whom he knew, who formerly lived here
who are living in San Francisco much
less comfortably than they were here,
and who would be glad of a chance to
come back to the islands
L. A. Thurston is of the opinion that
no better field for recruiting white la
Dor for the islands can be found than
right in San Francisco. and right
among those who formerly lived here.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-02-21
FOSSILS" ON SUPREME
COURT BENCH

NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-The three de-
cisions of the United States Supreme
Court against organized labor have so
embittered labor leaders here chat
steps were taken by the central fed
Grated union today to form a new na-
tional labor party. Delegates de-
nounced the judges as fossilize'i, "
and said that nothing better could be
expected from men who owed their pO-
sitions to bankers and corporations.
Samuel GomDers. president of the
American Federation OF Labor. viii be
rsked by the New York unions. repre-
senting over 100000 men. to call ma
tionsl convention 10 name presidential
candidates and adopt a platform, the
delegates to which shall lie chosen by
organized labor throughout the eoun-
try.
It WIS decided to meet the first Sun
day in March to start the movement
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-02-21

Jake Sims. the King street boot
black, Was a prominent runner in Ho-
nolulu twsnty-seven years ago. He
could run any distance up to a mile
and won many good races. His best
time fur TN XeISs distance was 5:12.
For a long time he was unbeatable at
2ne Yards
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-02-21
Old Sores Cured by
1.-THE HOUSEHOLD SURGEON"

Druggists refund money if DR..
PORTER'S ANTISEPTIC HEAL
ING OIL fails.-Made by PARIS
MEDICINE CO.. Saint Louis. U. 8.
OF A.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-02-21
NATURALIZATION.
THE EXCLUSION ACT.

THE EXCLUSION ACT.
Another day without a finish has
been taken up by the examination OF
the Chinese woman, 500 Kwai Yin.
charged with being unlawfully in the
country, before L. S. Commissioner
Hatch.
Yesterdays proceedings We're inter
esting from the presence OF Rev. z. W.
Thwing on the witness stand. the more
so on account of heated passage be-
tween Judge Humphreys. of counsel
for defendant. and Mr.. Thwing the day
before. Judge Humphreys accused
him of tampering with a witness in
the corridor at the noon recess. and
Mr. Thwing explained that he had but
told the witness. an old man. TO an
swer that he did not know If asked
questions about matters of which he
really did not know.
Mr.. Thwing was asked by Mr.. Mil
verton, in discrimination yesterday.
if his reason for giving information
against defendants marriage to a
member of his church-who. II is
sought to show, had another wife liv-
ing-was not because the man had en-
ployed a native minister instead OF
himself to perform the ceremony. Mr.
Thwing emphatically denied the insin-
uation, but admitted that the mans
going outside for a minister was one
of the suspicious circumstances dis
cussed at the church meeting. a very
small item of the evidence" be added.
a two-dollar graft" Judge Hum
phreys sneered in an aside"
Mr.. Thwing admitted he had helped
the prosecution it the course Of tins
examination, having furnished It with
suggestions" in the form OF ques-
lions. But he said he had also helped
the defense.
I'VE haven't received any list OF
questions from Mr.. Thwing have we.
Mr.. Milverton?" Judge Humphreys
asked his associate.
Not that you could notice" Mr.. Nil
verton replied.
THE SPECIAL TERM
A number of serious cases viii be
tried at the special term of the United
States District Court TO open on Mon
day. one is that of John wynne. IN
der indictment from the regular term
for the murder of McKinnon on board
the steamer Rosecrdns. Melville NJ.
Harmon, the Mormon elder, is dock
eted for perjury from the regular term
Jacob Rosenberg. whose several indict-
ments at that term for receiving goods
stolen from the United States came 10
nothing stands committed 10 the
grand jury on various charges of the
same kind. Moses Koki. the Kamuela
postmaster is held for embezzlement
of postoffice funds and may be indicted
for the stealing of a registered package
of several thousand dollars in gold
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-02-21
COUPLE FREED
WITHOUT TRIAL

On the motion of District Attorney
Breckons yesterday. Z. S. Commission
er Hatch dismissed Harry F. Dawson
and Florence X. Berndt. who had been
at large on their own recognizance I'M
der a charge of violating the Edmunds
Act.
NATURALIZATION.
John Nevin, British subject hall
ing from Neville. Ireland. yesterday
filed a petition for naturalization in the
Joseph Fleming McKechnie are his
sponsors.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-02-21
GRIM JEST BY
JUDGE De BOLT
: OOSS
CFrom Thursdays Advertiser.)

(trom THURSDAY AuNeA uSSic
DIR. Cooper was on the stand IN the
Weldon V. Chaplin damage suit yester-
day. Telling about the injuries the
plaintiff sustained in the accident that
is the basis of action. he stated that
certain kind of LESSONS could only be
definitely ascertained by post-mortem
examination
The plaintiff can hardly be blamed,
Judge De Bolt pensively observed. for
not submitting to such a severe test
as a post-mortem examination"
The trial is still on.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-02-21

goLLIsTER DRUG CO.. AGENTS
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1908-04-11
What would yon do il it was
your last day an earth?
Give WILL JENKINS u job ?
of Window Washing, Rub
Cleaning and General
House Work.

Not mel See Dictionary of
Slang" page Al If this were my
last day on earth and by some divine
revelation, l knew it, l would dig me
u can of bait, cut crooked pole and
go down on the lake und fish, Flat
down On the slipping side of grassy
iamk, l would throw my body. face
upward to the skies and the Autumn
breezes-and there l would lie and
think al the joy OF no longer having
to turn the grindstone to pay little
butcher bills. little millinery bills, lit
tie gus bills, little coal bills, little
shoe bills, little doctor bills, bills.
bills, biIlsl / would try to he recon-
ciled because tomorrow there would
be NO jealousies, no back-biting, mo-
pickering. no disappointments, NJ
knocks, no understanding! There BE-
side the lake, with it's leaf-bestrewn
tapping. / would gaze with the inter-
est of one who looks for the last time
upon the glories Of sky and valley
and field aud ravine. | would snuff
the tang Of ripened grape and list the
rustic of the flaming suinac swirling
along the hillside with the sere and
Autumn leaf. l would open my heart
to the song of the birds and softly
stroke the hair of the tramp dog that
minded my call and WAS not afrnid
Aud II caught fish, would throw
it back again, for would not need
food for the morrow which was not
to be. Here among the diaphasOn o
the soughing wind and the whirline
lea yes, barking rnthralled tn the har
6,onies that spring from Nature
throat, ! would expet'torate ON ~,
Init aud east out is,r another try nj
the lily one that got away the last
time fisheil Give Bill Jenkins a
Job washing windows: Well. Ishould
say mott Whose funeral il this, any
how, Bill Jenkins ar minr7-StOlen.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1908-04-11
Grand Jury Report.

To the Honorable Judge of the 18Th
Judicial District Court in and for
Grant Parish:
We your grand jury drawn and en-
paneled for the April term OF court
beg lea e to submit this our final re-
port.
We have examined six y-seven (67D
cas~s, finding thirty-thrrc (33) true
bills aud twenty-six 1861 no bills. AS
Der list attached. and eight (s) cases
We havelnid overfor furtherevisience.
We have made ~ thorough investi-
cation of the recent troubles at Verda
La, and our findings on this subject
will be found in list Of no-bills and
trup-bills presented herewith.
We have examined the parish Jail
and lind the same we'll kept and in a
good sanitary condition.
We have examined thu parish treas
urer's books aud ind the same IN
good condition showing a substan-
tial balHnee.
We beg to thank the officers OF the
court for the courtesies extended and
for their prompt action in seconding
onr efforts.
Having concluded our nbors we
beg to be discharged.
A. A. DEAN,
Foreman.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1908-04-11
Dress Goods for Ladies and
Misses.

Our stock consists of white and col.
ored lawns, worstrds, ginghams, or
CANDIES, silk null. dotted swiss. silk
worsteds, linens, embroid-ries, laces,
and almost anything you need in
Spring and Summer Dress Goods.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1908-04-11
Progressive League Organized
at Pollock.

Progressive League Organized
at Pollock.
The citizeus of Pollock held IN en-
tbusiastic meeting ut the City drug
store hall Monday. April 6, 1908,
for the purpose Of organizing pro-
grrssive league, After some disrus-
sion relative to the benefits to be de-
rived from such an organization the
election Of officers was next in order
which resulted in the election Of q. A.
Foster, as president, and Rufus A.
Walker, as secretary. In addition
to the president and secretary, c. o.
Groves, James H. Walker and Y. l..
Fontenot were appointed as CON-
mittee tn draft bylaws and u eonsti-
tuition for the government OF the or
gnnizatioIu.
The following citizens enrolled IA
members of the Pollock Progressive
League: Z. o. Groves, r. A. Walker
Rev. j. E. Robinson, W. p. Guynes
A. l.. Honeycutt. j. NJ. Jones, Jr.r
Gu. Robinson, j. b. wilmot, Fred
H. Hriss, j. w. Wilson, NJ. d., 5. U
Villa ms, +. o. Maxwell, NJ. d., W
ID. johnson, ]. H. Walker, Y. l.. Fon
tenet, q. A. Foster, NJ. v. Strother
g. W. Gray, Jr., W. Honeycutt, W
p. Willett.
An opportunity will be given ever,
citizen Of Pollock and vicinity Il
become member, and We hope t.
soon see 100 citizens organized fo'
purpose of making Pollock the rue
tropolis Ut eastern Grant. 1t can b
done.
Z A compact Organization ofthe cit
jspns Nth an answering determina
tIou aud unity Of purpose can g'v'
- eI.pfrjc 'ikhts, wHterworks, goo'
puh,Ie klxhwss =. and everything els
&, el.rsoetSe>H = :. = model iacto