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The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-31
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
TNIvIDEND NO. II.

DIVIDEND NO. z:
Union Mills Saving Bank,
Union Mills, Nd, December z, lSeS. .., ;
The President and Dlrecto,s oc sasS
Bank have this day declared oeilll-
annual Dividend of
THREE PER CENT.
mon the Capital Stock of the BANK, *
clear of all taxes, payable gecempsr s. or Or
1909. Stock books closed DeceLnDsl ~
1909, reopen January 2, lylg; lyrpT
s.1az+ Treasurer.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-31
FoR SALE.

For sale Dairy Farm of 1873 Acro,
with or without 20 cows and Dairv o',s
fit; ii miles from Sykesville and p Sus- .
o. R. r. New State road comnIo+oI :
to farm; running water at barn and and
every field; permanent pastures; 20 acros s
in TIMBER: all necessary buildinces.
weekly pay for milk at 16 cents Der osI
lon. Terms easy.
JEREMIAH FLOHR
dec "a ct Sykesville, Nd.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-31
4 eAMeL,Ne PROPOSITION.

There is just enough of the gam
bling instinct in Il feliaw SO that after
hezIlas attended IL big corn show where
all kinds of whopping. even rowed
ears have been ON exhibition. so much
larger and finer types than that corn
which he has grown in his own fields
in the north part of the corn belt. he
has an itching to try tn raise the same
big corn. when the chances are ten to
one that he will not reach a proper
maturity in the short growing season
where he lives. This tendency Is one
of the very few i'll effects of corn
show, yet it is one that every corn
show director, every experiment sta
ton instructor and every agricultural
paper should dwell on persistently.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-31
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

EOR SALE-My residence on W.
II George street; desirable locateeSst %eSt
Terms to suit purchaser.
DAVID E. WALSH
feb 26 is Westminster, Md.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-31

While some tobacco is produced in
almost all the states. less than ! per
cent is grown west of the MISSISSIPPI.
Texas being the only state i'll which
the industry has gained any impor-
tance. Kentucky leads all other states
in tobacco production. growing about
one-third Of that produced in the
United States and one-ninth of the
crop Of the world.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-31

A fact that is not generally known
is that popcorn may be too dry to pop
well, just as it is often too moist. In
this case its popping qualities are ini-
proved by dipping 1t in water and then
drying it out quickly just before It Is
to be sIsnd.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-31

IFS lots of bother-will be viewed SO
by the corn grower who wants to save
time or is iizy-but in view OF The
heavy October freeze the past fall.
which killed the germ III the seed
corn, the only absolutely sure method
of securing II supply that will gerlni-
nate is to go into the field as soon as
the huskS turn yellow and select the
seeders and get them thoroughly aired
out before frost time. Many make a
regular practice of this and are hence
on the safe side this season. but those
who usually wait till husking time TO
make the selection are in IL pretty tight
place or will be before they get good
seed corn in the ground next spring.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-31
MISCELLANEOUS.
DIssoLUTIoN NOTICE.

There will be a mutual dissolution of
the firm of Englar Bros. & Co., Linwood,
Md. effective Dec. 31st, 1909. All per-
sons indebted tosaid firm will please call
and settle.
On and after Jan. 1st, 1910, the busi-
ness will be conducted by John A. Englar
Of the above firm.
Yours respectfully,
dec 173t ENGLAR BROS. & co.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-31

SALE BILLS PRINTED ON SHORT
NOTICE ST THIS OFFICE.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-31

Meat scraps and milk for the flock
OF laying hens are excellent substi-
tutes for the insect food which they
get at range during the summer
months, and IL eggs are expected OF
them they should be provided with
both.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-31

An experiment is being tried by the
Southwest Texas Truck Growers as
sociation along the line OF sociaiistic
production that will be watched with
much interest by people living elses
where. In brief. they have pooled
their affairs In the matter Of growing
onions and now buy their seed direct
from the Canary islands at a cost OF
s2.75 a pound where before it cost
The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-31

Strictly speaking. school time comes
but once. On this account both boys
and girls should be encouraged In ev-
ery way to make the most of it.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-31

While the brown Swiss breed of cat
tie do not equal any Of the four lead
ing dairy breeds in milk and butter
production, they still are making
very satisfactory showing for dairy
purposes. They are not only docile
and easily handled. but possess large
frames and beefy quarters. Four OF
these cows owned by the Michigan
Agricultural college showed a milk
yield for the past year ranging from
8,12O pounds Of milk producing AUG
pounds of butter to 1O.15S pounds OF
milk giving 457 pounds Of butter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24

Mtib nj dl t, pb tic leoiG
ODER pcrHcirutEct it. - @es
tern NormittuN crid}icn i'm oItlld)en
Siotiolohoua cine Srnlt. Die angab,
Nlice 9ropn III hciBul, mo ptrlonD'
tc'oic GcrDoitun9 BON >ioIcpb Broipn
Don Or. l2l, Observation-Disclosures. bcl
lie beifulbiGtc, i6r nnNeblid) SE &C.
itobltn 81 hubcn. Ia ubcr Nroipn
bcballptctc. ihr Wuttc 81 icin. oiirfte
CT nlAcflnhcrt 9cbcn, "a ca ,,pIIdcn
Wianu mo Sroll fCintn Giebiiobl
0icbt. Nod)ncm bus Euur Die Tolis
}eiliotion u~crloiicn bate, 9erieth rs
an ser Gnrolincltrnbc in 2inm Streit
lntb luuroc ~ldllicBlid) pcrbaftet ltno
nnd) Der Yoll3ciitntion 5uriif &C.
brnd,t. @ci'm &cghor Dor Tidter 9,
NciQ inNtc Die Irolt, tic lpiiie nid)t,
Oh lie nit Nrnlun pcrbcirntfet lei ober
nid]t. Slc crinllcrtc lid obcr. hdB lie
por iilni Sabren nit ihrNn Wannc
0itrh cine lcvcmpnic Aclnngcu lei
u,o 0ol lie Gin Gofunlcllt erbnltcn,
ooH Srmun ipdtcr 5trriiien babe. =
9rolvn 0oNcgel 6chnuptetc nit DC
ltinnmtbcit. bub Mice icine red)tmu6i.
&c Trou Jet. Veict mulBten cine
Sirnfc bon ic 81 mo Soften uc0ell
iulorbcntlid)cn 9etragcna bc3ablen.
Grfrculidtr Neriht t.
Gas Tirettorium 6eS MarpfGnber
Stoat9 ArbcitSfollice biclt ~Geltcrlt
NodmittoG III Dem @llreeu 0es
Boupcrrcnra &rothcrs i'll .llilipr
Jruit @ebditoc" icinc mohatlide
@crlnmnrliung. Au0 ocnl Vcrid)t 6cs
Snpcriiitenbcnicli lit criid)tlidl bub
Die InItalr %Gtgcnuortig cii,cn llebtr.
idltb bon $27.O0O an Snno bot. Gum
eritcn Male IN Scr 8cid,itItc Fat Sic
anitolt einel llebcrid,ub obgeporicil
un0 5ilr Grfcnntlihfeit miiroc 6uo
Suldr 0e3 Supcrintenrerlten u. S.
SonGioro Don $1,000 uui $1,000 or.
Don't.
Ger Giatrult 1cbrdnd d. /
Bcl6. - SSie Dcrlnniet. beo6iid}tigi
Dic "an'rican See 80" iiiniproierti.
az Itlidutiplicll in, Vetrode t1pl1 So
50C,OCU AMI oet DART SIT brinsin.
l,ln Die louicnoen SdJnlbeu I'M gstro.
Ge pon Sl,200.0O0 5u bciahlcn lrno bic
Ai,sgnhen fir oic seintcr . Cperotio.
iien 81 0ctfcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24
MMs Der Eportspclt.

$utercilantcr @ettitrcit altf oen SIC
aclbubneu BON 4. Gpr:nN i'll Gon'
ton 5luild)en udt perlflcoel1cll
GlubS. - IuS Neirlltot Der Der
ilolienen Motc.
Mn Sru. 4. Gpring's Sallc oil Sdit'
Npculc rnb 3. StruBc, Gn1ton-S Str,
baden lid odlt Clubs Gcblloct, ipeldle
lid, ullt 0tn nCllcn &eNelbuhlcn oco
&rn. Curing am GicnItad. Wittiuodl
IonneritoH mo tSrcitoa Slbeuo I'M
&e1elipicl muBcn. Die Romcn oc5
Clubs uuo ibrcr GnpltGnc iino; o1i
ger" Gopt, 5hom, MurpbU .aibS,"
Gapt. Ibnm Snunrte, aMiilionGrc"
Gnpt, Grboro Curing, n9iQionGrc"
Gopt. Gbluorb Gprinn nDoum9Mcn'2
Nepiblicon Club" Capt. @ul. 0roB,
,alonoifer" Capt. Trcb. Todum,
y&iablnno StorS" Capt. M, acencp
nnb .@ahelorS" Capt. George Cha.
ne. Sos &ciultot ser lcbtcn @odlt
ipnr fplNcn0cs:
~. M. 81. G."Neacn vaibS,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24
NrShlidJc &iHocridloar.

Gus grobc SiuAcrielt I'M pGrric" ilber
ute Grluortnngcn Q~lGu3cno pcrlul,
len. - NllberorScntIiM gutter BE
illf). Ser GouiO Stc,uayt bGlt
Nnipruhc. - Gle @rin,ciiin 5:
9eurn inter ocn Nmucicuocu.
IuS aoItiimieit, pclhca 0cItern
Nodnlittng int ySpric" inter ocu
Nllipicicn Ser 3inSer pom NuItimore'>
&~ierbunocrt ltottinno, mar IN icocr
Siniid)t Elm gIGn5enocr GgioI0. Ser
@ciub mar iibcr ollie (rlportlmg iahl.
reid rnNe cs berrldtc Gir irohlid)ite
Scititimmung inter Den @leiucn. Tic
Nllsmobl Der aoitiimc iC,rAtc pon az
ten Usibmnd mo Nuur lpurcl ullc
NniionnlitGtcn ucrtrctcll. So0ar ci
ne mnihcdltc Eriniciiiu bciono lid
inter Sen piclen ElcllOo e Erin5ciiin-
men. IS mar sic (pdltcr Gcs Erin,ul
&c @enrn Wcld,cr hicr 0eAcnmGrtig
cincn Grbihnita Hro5cb mlafid)t.
Ter Erini lpnr tin nufmcrtiomcr 81.
Id)altcr. 3luolf mcrthppIc Yreilc ia,
men SIM SdIub bcS gcIulNcncu Sc,
lies inter 0ie Sr0gcr Ser id)Gnitcu IL.
origincuiten &oitiinlc NirGcrtbeilumg.
Mcrr Gupio Stelport hiclt inn &crlult-
ic 0es Mn6mittaAS cilt Nniprad)e oll
bic Aniueicnoen, III lpcldcr bcionocra
ali Die NotbnucnbiNtcit bimui29, Den
orrltcn &ronfcr, lprldcn 0cc lid)rr2
GOD ms Nntlib itorrt, &iilic III hrins
gcn. @0brcnb bcs Nndunittu1a ipllr.
otn ol,dl GririihlngCn M Sic @lcincn
ucrobrcidt.
Nn Der Spibc rca ARRANGEMENTS
GomIitt'a itono iSrol Nleranoer Mcl.
bile Gci0 rnlo iic nllgol pom cen fol
Hcn0cn iungcll Inmcn muterltiiBt:
Srl%. Sclcn &nfer BON Nelps Morf, =.
MnrIlclo. Sitolom MlIlctt, Elr9lnln
Nlb1rt, Wiarp @iuOer, IocIaioc @il-
liomS, Moriuu @patt, Morp Sit.
tiltNo, Wur9nret Honliou Gliiabetb
Miuinn@, Mimic S>uinQ@, Nlicc @ill-
ser Nuncp Stirling MorD 9bitc,
Nornol @oltcr, @eilie @ofcr, Cha
SbonL Sean StpfcS ulo Gonltollcc
Sun. 's
Cos Gnlpiol9s 9onritc beltarlo
aus Beatrice De @eorn. (od)tct rea
Erinicn be @corr, acknowledgements
3ca Mdrion 2ilciHe @oumun Glta-
nor Garter. q. TbbcrtN, Sri. Glorf,
Glen &siQloms, 1rcb. Gmin9 Geo.
Eming mo Tou1lns Woroon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24

@ieoeralinobnt6 ocS Weidjditcs per-
boten meroen."
Sn elmer 3lliubs Hciollltion crfInrt
sic 2isa iie icBc iih oos @obl hIler
6eihGitS5wcige 5um 3iei mo ole
permonoten acknowledgements meroen
ouigeforoert, lid ber@emeguma ldlell'
uigIt an5rlid,lieBcn.
Nlfnbpl Stotiltif,
@abingtnn %, Saruuur. -
Nllrdl cine bon NeprGlentont @ciiic.
@isconiin, ei~ngcbrnd)tc Telolution
miro ser Sctretdr iiir @anbcl mo
9irbcit o~llJefnielCL eiueu monatlid)cll
Ncridt bnriibcr 3lt cntlueritn luno 5lt
pcrofiuntltd)en, mic picI Mol5 mn
.lcnitigc @ctreiociortrn in Den Scr.
Staatcn 5u Seltiuirmgs- mo Srnu=
6lpedcn &errpcnoung filloell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24
MltS Waffimorr. Guunt,.

H o . f -"
@iQiom NrGpn cipolApicr ocs PC
'~bdS97a6f&nfoe bSh tintin Stru.
bcnbdtmud9aio'n oDt4 Sporrom'S
Eoint 9inic ii6crfabren. 49, 2r.
Gus I. @ibbo on @lurgenentSiln.
Dung geitprbcn. -
&iHiom @romt 81 Satire alt. mcl-
der mHGrcll0 0ea ocnfipiirbi9ci &anl.
pies 5piidcn Gem crlioocrirtcn &o.
n%onclboot ,MCrrimnc" mo Gent
Onrltcl, nMonitor" ON Sorb ot@
,0tcrrimoc" mar. mur0e ON Srcitag
Nbcn0 bel Der Mt. Gorn1el SuIttitcla
an ocr Goitcrn 9uenuc.&ono BON Ell.
ncm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ser
.Sporroiu'S Eoint.Sinie" iiberfabrcn
uno olN1nbIidIid) B%ctootet. Nrolpn
nor lett Ginger ;icit Sniaiic hc3
nHorpiep9lipl@," uno GInilbt man
cob CT i'd oti Gem @e1e ,lnd) Der
9lnitoIt. mcldc cr 9tad,m,ittuas per.
lollcn Gattc, bcion0, ols i'm lein
Sd)idiol c%rciltC. Sic Sduilo an Gem
llnioii iii oifcllu0r DEM bidtcn @abcl
iiiiilld)rcibc!L Der ont 6reitng N6cn0
herridtc. Ger MogGoniii6rcr lab
Die SiNllr @rplun'@ crit I'M Nebal
ntitdlld)clL ais es fir i'm 81 ipai
ipur, Den NoAaon 5lim Stebcn 5l
bringcn. Nronn bintcriGBt nebeu
lelllcr Mittpc. m,ld)c il, Nr. 1922.
Git @ioolcltrobc, wobnt, brci Sod,ter
ltnh cine Sdmeitcr. Gr lit lett ciri
ger }cit ali lpilcotiid,cn Ani1nn.
ulin mcldjcnn WrEloc CT lid, I'M Ben
piep. Iipl" bcion0.
2ucaa I. @ibba gcitorbcn.
had mir cimuohiocr &ronfbeit
pcritito oni Sr2itdA abcnb Sr. 2u.
cirs !. Witb@. %>SnGcnicur Scr Bot
iinlorc.S 6ios@o6n" in ieincr Npbs
MING in @rccn Spriig Sollep al, Ser
SungencntSiincitllg. Gle 9eerbigutg
iincet an Montaa BON %ieiiler 9Sob
ming 5n GbattolGnec. Station ans
itutt. Ger 0eritOtbenc lpllroc I'M
Sabre 1858 III Nuu:Oorf geboren.
@abrcrh ScS Wa,iid onierifcniid)en
ariescs Diil,tr CT ais @iiIismoid)iriit
crit an Born Aca yRcluQrf". II, onnn
ant goro ger n0rOoflpii."n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24
Sob oer Stipulation.
Geietlidjcr Nnsiflnh pcrfeblt ieincn
3wed.

Sic &crbalbllmgcn Der u9tutionul
Nobel 2iccncc 9eaglle" in 2ouiS.
bile. - &erniinitige &orihriftcll
bc5iiglit oes 8etr0ntcbmoels be-
iiirwurtet. - 2%iccnicn ioltcn lrn-
ter teincn llmitdnben bcn SSllbu-
bern Don pcrrlicncn NGiliern nilHs
gcltcllt mcrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24

Ter 6uno, Gin SdIuiier.
huge fonn,, irctoeitratlenb iii Bic
$ iidje unb ii)reit: o6raii Meeiterrt.
id) babe mat ieiiinber.4 Mteiitcrin:
r&err Soft, Selo. nein Sunse2 Glib
her. if bebe Cir Ell Ill.," Surge:
PIES. Mce'!ern Selb hid ober III Dc
Srurc oa lag II Stiidden tSleeid
%hrjunc,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24

Ger III YaItim ~ 0 III b G.
Fannie Seiniten Yrieiter
@ntur WiIliain G'grien Vorooiu Dol,
Sr 81. Sguatii;s BON 2orola,aird)e
pon Ncrr Morf (ic1t sort i'm Sicrhcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24

6ciert 7G. ii rt 5 a IT,
Strcu IS. @coNrtstnD ~fcicrtc olil
Sreitog 6rou a0hIcr III ibrcr @ob.
ming. lr. t01L Srisccc.S Ctr. Sci.
tens ibrcr Gnfcl unO 6rcunoimer
irllrbcn ibr 5nblreid)c 0cid)enfc &c.
niud)t, mn Nratlllatinllcn licicn pcll
Anb' mro iycrl Elm. llntcr gnnocreni
miirOe Der SilbiIarll Gin &ildlen &c.
idlen.t, oil mcld1crt 16 2idlter geiiedt
rjnrei,. cfs epmbol Tires IIters.
BerornI Roti5. - 6rdli.
lein 2pbin G0Bler, yofter bon Serrn
nno Gron &. i. %obler, Don Nr. 500,
Ncii.Nratti;r. bat iid) nit Ir. 5. j.
SoTfilS rcr(rbt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24
Sic 3rfuuit bcs 2Dric. Sbeaters.

Sic $50. @ottlieb. 3nube uno lllrid
nod) &aItimore plrlidgctcbrt.
@criprCden Baltimore gaicIildaft-
lidC' mo comncr5lclle Eoctbetle
alle Der I~run&uttion. - 81. &en'
IN @oItera in1creiiirt.
Gie $50. j. $. Wcttlleb. Grn't s..
&nobe, int, mo @crnDoro ltlridL
,ucld)r in 9tclu.Dorf cen &crtolf Der
,2pric" nit Sen @crtrctcrn Scr Ne
tropolitau Spern.Gompu9nle" abac'
iflolicn bnbcn, fchrten 0cltern nod
Baltimore iltriid. Nlle Nrci id)icncn
nit Ncn @eoin0uugcn lthr 5ltricorn
I'll iein, uulo lie crflurtelt, oub Dent
nGd)it iiir Baltimore nidbt uIleln an
mlIifuliihcn, Ionbcrn ollt oll1 sc
ihGitlidem 8ebiet cine ncuc Nero an
brcdc.
Sr. lllrid) tonntc bcn bcrclta bcrit)s
trtclt Sbotinden ridIt uiel Ncllca blu
3uiii9tu. Gr crtldrtc, DOB or nod
nid)t bci,ot lei, sic Numcn Ser into
yciiirtcn Ecriorcn, p%orl1ufig 5l nc'l,
ncIl. Souiel iaNtt cr obcr, ooB
ca lol,tcr Sillon5grDBcn ieicn bon o..
ncu &e0cr 2tlidc bunocrttnlt'tn0 Col
lars IN On~ltntcrncbmcn Itcfelform:,
pbnc ctluoS hnnon 81 lpilrcn. sic
SUutc hobcnEertrnllcn III baltimore"
fllhr SIR. lllridl tort, LIMO lperoen tcl'
ne ltnfoltcn ifeueL Dos rSprics Sbcn.
ter" IN cincn Der ihoniten Mtltlcntem-
pei in oen %er. Stoatcn ull5lnpuns
pcln. Sic &ullc miro nid)t ollcin III
mcnNi9 %pplltommen pcrinoert, Ior.
>crn ulldJ nl&iucuoia in ibrer itrs
i%prilnglid) benbiidtigtcn @robc aus
geballt uno Oerort bcforirt BOB Die.
iclbc cine 3icrGc scr Nodlborldott
icin miro mo nid)t luic Gin @oarcn-
bans ouslicbt.
&r. lllrid} CAB mIh nod 81 ocrlte'
bCll, Oob Die biabcri9en Gi9entbilmcr
1robe Spicr hrottcn, ais tic Die Sale
iiir Sl50,000 al oie ,MctropolIton
Spcrn.0eienidoit" p%crfouiter. Gin
Sbeoter.S pnoifot babe ibnen cine be.
ocutanb gr6bcrc Sunme gcbptc1l, ie.
bod lei ibrcn baltptidd)lid ooran &c.
lcacn, Baltimore Sll cillenl mnllifdli'
id)cu Centrum crltcr alolIc Ill MO
d)en.
Sr. GrnIt anabt ingtc bctreiia Der
an0clcAcnbcit:
nGns Fublitum im Ail0enlcinell
modlt lid folm ciilell 9eGrifL mas
cine Soiion AroBcr Sper i'll @nltl,
more baocutet. Scbr piele GcibGits.
lelltc mcrocu boburd) cllornlc Erofite
nnd)en. ,llnb m,bcrocW wiro 9altis
more ais Woblort I'M 10 pilnldcna.
pertber. Gle Stoct miro in gcld)Gft.
lifcr mo observation-disclosures Sinlid)t ci'
men bobcren Holl9 cinnebnlcn."
Sr. Scnrp NoItcra, iptId)cr lid) Slr
Belt hier nuiDGlt, nm Der GrofimnQ
icincr almitgnllcric bci5muoGncu, CT
flGrtc geitern oui Neirogch bob CT
iuciter nit scr S%rul1@ottiou in feincr
cnNcrcn %ctbinorng ltcbc, nlS oolj
CT elmer Ocr millionaire Ger ,Qietropo-
Titan Spcrns@cicaidoit" lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24

49, Ser ,Gonton DEMONSTRATORS
llntcr .iblrngsT ersin" ucrnnltultct
am Miittmod). ben %. Solulnr. in Scr
r3iablano.gcooemW" 5u Ghrcn lcinra
ErGliocnteu. Srn. Glc9ius bon VnriS,
iuclder % Sobrc lang Erdiiocnt ocS
Tercins lit. elm qroBartiAcS Sllbj.
lGumSieit. Gic unllihtigit2u %orbe.
rcitul1en iino iiir COS Tcit gctroiicn
moroc;1, 10 bnb alien @oitcn Ncnill.
rcidg Strnben III gu&iidlt ltcbcn,
~"' Ser ,Iei,tifl. llnguriida Sic.
tcrtronj" pernnitultet Oil IicuilaQ,
Sen 8. Gcbruar. IN St.crbcin'a &aIlc
81 2ocuit.Voint ieincn Wo5tanboa.
3lpolf merttpoac Nrciie gtlnnGerl 5ilr
3ertbeilung. 3nblreid)e !lebcrroid)ni.
gen ite,en bcn Sbeilrcbmern III aits.
iid)t. llebsrGaiipt fat Ser Serei!l iue'
Scr Soften, nod Wiibe geitelt, nin
Cen 6diten cincn gerlBreihen Mbelto
%onr5n6ictcn.
II" Gno q. Stiitungsfeit oeS
Sd)iuobcit GcreinS bon baltimore
finbet nnl Montal. Den %. Sonliar,
IN ser @errlidnia M0nnerdlor.@ale
itatt. lie tSeitc Scr Shiuabcn iino
illterciiani. Gos lpeiB oo3 @oltinorer
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-06

though the phones are not installed at all
the stations.
These telephones are to be put in mmedf-
ate use TO assist in the operation Of trains,
especially on the i23 miles Of track between
North Platte and Sidney. The signals to
be used at the three blind sidings will
be the Union Pacific standard ~semophones,
lighted by acetylene gas. Each point will
have two signals, one for east bound and
one for west bound trains. and they will
be operated by the dispatcher at North
Platte by means OF a Gill high-speed
selector, the same apparatus which will
be used for calling offices along the line.
There will be two station selectors at each
blind siding, one to operate the esst-bound
and one the west-bound trains. An answer
back arrangements will tell the dispatcher
whether the s~emaphore arms have moved
After the train conductor finishes his talk
with the dispatcher. after his train has
been stopped, he will put the semaphore at
normal.
The booths are so arranged that when
the doors are opened the telephones are
connected with the line and this will be
disconnected when the doors are closed.
The telephones will be placed in iron boxes
which will be locked with switch locks.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-06

Continued from First Page.)
in attendance at the senate opening. Sec
rotary of State Junkin called the house to
order and Lieutenant Governor Hopewell
presided in the senate.
In the house Rev. /. F. Roach delivered
the invocation, and in the course Of his
prayer he retitioned that II economy needs
be practiced that the educational institu-
tons and the states wards be not made
to suffer thereby.
Clyde Barnard, who for so many years
has acted as chief clerk for republican leg
islatures, called the roll, after which party
lines were divided and Henry OF Holt re-
ceived the democratic vote for speaker pro
tenn and Nettleton OF Clay the republican
vote.
In taking the chair Mr.. Henry assured
the house that while he had been ambi-
tious to fill the chair he was entirely sat
isfied with the honor which had been con-
ferred upon him and he individually ex-
! pected to work for the enactment OF laws
which would be for the best interests of
the entire state. and though men might diff
fer from him on certain questions. he hon
I ored no man less for this were he honest
in his beliefs.
/ The permanent organization was affected
by the election OF the caucus selections:
C. w. Pool of johnson. speaker; Trenmore
Cone of Wahoo. chief clerk; A. D.. Evans
of Richardson county, sergesnt-at-arms.
and Rev. II. NJ. Warfield of Lincoln, chap
lain.
The oath was administered to the MEM
bers by Chief Justice Reese OF the supreme
court, after which all signed the oath.
The first committee appointed in the
house was that on credentials, as follows:
Clark OF Richardson, Bowman Of Nuckolls,
Killen OF Gage, Stoecker OF Douglas and
Taylor of Custer. Mr.. Henry showed his
generous nature in the appointment OF this
committee, for while the motion called for
only five. he appointed six. and thus cared
yor another defeated candidate for speaker.
Kelley OF Furnas, Wilson OF Polk and
Brown OF Lancaster had the honor OF
escorting Judge Reese into Representative
hall. They interrupted the chief justice as
he was eating lunch in the corridor.
Clark OF Richardson and Nettleton OF
Clay had the honor OF escorting Speaker
Pool to the chair. Upon taking the seat
Of the presiding officer, Mr.. Pool said:
I am very grateful to you for this ex-
| preston of good will. I will not weary
you with any remarks. but will proceed
with the business at hand.
Clark of Richardson. Snyder OF Harlan
and Killen OF Gage were on the COMMITTEES
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-06

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