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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-31

o%ronung lpeiBcr 3eiser inter Glterc
iarbige 9elte.
Rod cinmol fam eS 0eItern Dor
mittog tur5 Dor Der offi5ielen Bel
Ie9lng beS StrifcS 5t einent 3uiom-
menitoB 5iuiiden @ertretern Der mel
BEN un0 Der iarbiaen Hoiie. (Sn Nit
guIto puroc Elm ihmor3cr Sei5er
ifper miBbun0clt unO nit einem
glrmbrud) pom FloBc getrogcn, uad)'
Dem Die @oIi5ei ciugeid)rittcn NOR
uno 5mei WeiBe n~erhoftet bate. Ger
forbigeu 9ep0lterun9 bottc iid be-
reitS ollerortcn AroBe 6urht bemGd.
tigt, Oo Die Ne9er Den @iienbubnitrifc
iiir Den 9cginn zines nlQcmeinen
Huiienfriegc5 bicItcl.
@uibin4ton :. &, 30. Mai.
- &u ben bieiigcn administrations.
&reiien mltr0c Die Radrid)t Don Der
9%cileguna ocS o@eor9in 9ubn"'
StrifcS nit GROCER @cml9tbu,nQ be.
8riiBt. Die 9r0bte NrcltoC GilBcrtc
@Cnerol-EuItmciitcr Nitd]cot, ociicll
1epnrteulcut III Criter Hirlic inter Der
GinmirfuuB bcS Stritea 5lt lciocll
bottc, mo CT GllBcrtc lid poIler Nm,
crteumung iiber 0cn EoriiBer Anopp
utO Die iibrigen &crtrctcr, ole Den &c.
iGbrIiden 3miit 10 raid, bcijuIcgcll
mtlBtcn. Gin ofitjieQeS (eIcaromm,
mcIdeS 0rn. @ithcod Die Mndlrid)t
brodte, bette ~ioIgcnocu &nbolt
Strife oili Der o@eor2io Giienbubn"
olrd] Die @crtrctcr Ser Nlnlocarcgic.
rltll1 irieOlid) beiGeIc1t; Der uoIle
3ugOerfcbr miro mmittclbor infer
9eibeboItung oc5 oltcn Sobrptons
mic0cr oIfAcuommcu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-31

oas 8orn 81 perfauien, onitatt eS 5l
perfiittern.
Sir gefretun9o Scr nmciBcr
Sflnpen."
Senotor Suen BON Oflubomu belt
gcitern in Der RotunOo bes aopitolS
cine bemertanSmerthe Heoe an Die
Nitglieoer Der ais oAbrabom 9incoln
Circle" befnnnten tSrauenuereinigung,
Die nit Scr n@ranb Nrmp Of the Gre.
public" 8erbinoung m%ntcrbGIt. Ger
Senator crflGrt, oob elm neuer g(bro.
BAN SincoIn BON ytotben iei, I'm Sic
nUeiBen Sfiopen" bon helte 81 be.
ireieu. Gr erfldrte, Dab Die id)mor5e
Stlouerei bon ser Belt Dor oenl 9itr-
gcrtriege iid) mir Elm luenig pon Der
olgcubIidlid)en meiBen Stlnperai
unterideioe. Gr itiIoerte Gingebenb
Ben S~robnoienlt in ben Sdlpitbuocn
uno ben 6obrifen, no Nrb2iter gegen
far9en 2obn iid LANCE Stunbct ob'
qu0Icn.
oGic &eriflapung Ser goll5eu PR.
men IN oieicm Sonoe lit cine birCttc
Solgc Scr mabnmibi0en IoG0 uadJ
Dem Gollar. IS bobcn bic &erbGltniiic
lid oerort geiteltet, boB Die Nntion
bunoeIn mib. Mir be0iirien CiileS
nercn 2incol,t, I'm oieieS BrobIem 81
loiem" crtldrte cr.
Nntlagen moreu unbc-
gritr6et.
Die meitere llnterlldutng Der &c.
gen @2or9e GIli9fe, 6en &npellnleiItcr
Ger &%ric99id)ule ST Weitpoint, mel
der om 6rrito9 Selbitnloro be0inq,
erbobenen Nnflugen bot Die 9eomter
be6 0rie0S . Experiments iiber3euQt,
ouB bic acknowledgement ieoer 8urno.
loge cntbebren. SnSbcionoerc lit er'
mieieu poroen. boB Ben beiben Oeut'
ider 8eidpuerocfiibrcrn, Sobonn
Slider ur0 gcneoitt Qcimer, Dor Pin.
tritt ibreS engagements fcinarlCi
falide Goripiegelungen 9emott nor.
Den limo, un0 Ole 9ei0en iinD bopon
in &enntriB 9eiett, boB lire 1ierit.
cntlniIung MIR burf) 0oSfnui erioI.
gen fam.
Cine NieocrloQeR oot'S.
Senator Hoot crlitt i'm Senot cine
NieOerld0c. Gr bate Den 9lntra9 &C.
Iteat, ben Erobibitiu- 3oQ ouf @1rite
81 crmdBi0en, bu ourh Ocliclbcn sic
MoI6inouitrie IN Nep-g)orf, neIde
aui Canada a%ngemieien lit, beorobt
mcroe. Iier N(bltinmung criolgte uud
ser Gorlage bcs Nmcnoements oeS
5inon5-Gomite'S, burt bos Der Boil
Don u oui 30 Gents pro guidcl er.
boot miro. SaS ENHANCEMENT muroe
init IS gegcn % Stimmcn ou0enom.
men.
&otrouen / iii sic armee.
G%pnunonoont fSrniif Sentb porl
Tranffor0 Nrienal bel 8bilnbplpbid
erbiclt bon Der 9lnoesrrgierung einc
Se'tcurn9 bon T,500,000 ihorien
Gatronen iitr ben r%eguloren Nrmce-
oienit. Gieie 9eitellulg itIiebt nit)t
Die 20.000,000 blinoen Reuolper. unb
onoercn Totroncn Elm, Die in Sric.
benSieiten uon Ser Yrnce gebrautt
ruerben.
Gle beitellte Wunition foitet $26
pro 1000 Eatronen ooer $1,S50,0O0
iiir Oen Gon5en guitrng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-31

Sur lettcn &ube 2. - 0od
einerl Ieierlid)en 9rnucraottesoicnite
III Der Miiiior Scr engIiidjen G6ri.
ituS.airhe an ser Gonton.M pettnc
uno Bombs troBe ionb 9eitera Nod.
mittoG oie Beer0i9ung OeS am 20.
Moi %GeItortenen Sris. 1rie0crifo &.
Ycn5 bonn (rnucrbnuic, 9tr. 1925.
Valtf. StrnBe, otis oiti bent .0reiei.
nigteit3. Irieoboie" itott. 3otlraid)e
@llmlenitiide murocn oil Der lcetcrl
Mubeiidtte Der Gntid)laienen nieoer.
gelegt. Gle Serren George Sdyu(L
Wm. Sdltd, IiOr. Npeiier uno 81.
nrer 9atcr iltngirten ol3 9oDrtub,
trigger unO Die Girma @etrp Gan.
Der & Sobn leitete ole Neerhiounn.
Srl. Gems luur6a nrn ). aligllit 1886
ols Sodter beS Srn. @einrif u.
Gems II. Ser perltorbenen 6ran Mog.
oolcnr &cr5 III Baltimore geboreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-31
$50

%hyiurocIL GcEuu 0cnCn aleib Inh, bic erlocr,
titr $1l %Iicicru; MIR ilrllen mir fcincn Nllmnen
irdncil ltlh MIR , NutibeH.
yStr mirltidcrl Sbre Nunhihnit lno lusrSer
Fir ,Nbr 8Clo licicrn. ais irueno cire anotrr
6trmu. uth oitrcb lnicrc @aruntir: gSruu Mint
n%nirieecn nchcDt. brnudci etc uuicrc Mcdlunnn
Mat IN bc5ahlcH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-31
ltc6cr Die Eluufe.

Sic Foli5tt oea mcItIiten Iiitrifts
mternimmt intcreiiunte Naj5iu.
S6mor5e Sh0uheitcn mo
Solooteu Der @un0e3urmcc ulS
3eugen ieIt9enommen. - lleber'
rumpellngcn u%IIerortS.
Iltrd mcitGin ucrnebm6orCu 2drnl
angejo9cll, mcld)er aus DER Mirth'
l6oit Hr. 30S, observation-disclosures,
81 0rin9en ihien fanoen iid) Nunoe.
icrgcott ). s. Smith un0 Eoli5iit
@nt, Cole Geitern Hod)mitta9 uuf tb'
rem EatrouiIlengung nor Dem &C.
nountcn Sofule Elm u1o ludtcn langc
ucrgebIih nod elmer giiuitigcn @eIt,
genbeit. IN ooS 2ofoI ein5uoringer.
Gurdl et1c Blontenrite lugen0, er.
fannie Ser Sergeant mebrcre Ne9er
uno Ne9erinneL ionic 5mei SnlOo-
ten, luclhe iid) beim Bier un0
Shnops llitig untcrbieItcn. &ur5
cntid)loiien- beiobl Sergcont Smith
Dem 0lollrod, iiber sic Glonfe jl
flettern, Gin Sfmlm0 mo scr Eoli.
slit ioB nuf Dem Sitter uno mar in
Der nGfitcn Scflmoe i'm Sole Der.
iduurocn. Sn oiciem Altgenblid
cntitnnb je0od) in Dem pbcrcll 3inl.
mtr Der WirtbiNoit Gin Speftufcl
uno oIleS ludte iein SciI in ocr
6lrdt. Ter Eoli5iIt, mcid)cr bon
ben @Giten bemerft mor6en mar, CT.
reidte jeoph oie oiieuItebenoe Sol.
tbiir, bepot 0icic BON innen perrieNelt
mecOen fonnte, 0iincte otc rproere
Sbiire n1b Iicb Hlunoeiergeunt Smith
eit. 9ci0e liefen Damn in Gas bctrefs
ienoc 3immcr, IN rpeIdIcn eff Berio.
nen ongctroifen lpltr6en, aber bon
otnl 8enuB non Spirituoicn fcinc
Nn5cid)en jill entbedel marel. JroB.
Dem luurben Die lummtlid)en Nnuc,
lerrss4 perbaitct unb ued) Der meit-
lidcu Y6fsasATT ittrriiibrt. ga Sic
Siccn5 oui Den Nomen Don SorrD
NipcrS auS8cItclt lit, mur0e IIobn
Sirif, neId)cr Dos Neitourant oll9cb,
lid ucrmnItct, iouic Die iibrigen Set.
0enonrmtnen Der NltGeitGruno beidlul
oigt. Shomd2 @enler, mcldJey onNct
lid ais ShnnffeQner in Gem 2ofal
beihGftigt lit. rpur6c inter Ger 0c.
IfuloiOlnQ 0eS Nrbciteu9 am Sunll.
tag i%eIt0eholttrl. Giner Der ieitgenonl.
mlcncn Solbntcn bon Sort WcScnrn
ioluie cine gfcgeria gobcn 5u Sptri
tllolcn crbolten 81 bober.
0rci 3eugcn ofrbaftet.
Sergeant $. 81. Sill mo ole Goli'
6ilten NcIt, Bono mo Sbcib 6uber
qcitern Die WirthiAait bon @oliton
@nStia, Tr. 1t07 Sii0.Goco.S trobc,
aus mo nobnen cicien nebIt brti
3ln0cn icit. 8osfia puroe in ocy
peitlid)cn Folijciltotion Der llebcrtrc
tung Ges Sonr.ojSlticblS beihuloint
llno bic ilbri8en perboitcten B~erioncn
inter DIE 9eidulbi9ung Der ougcbli
den Rlbeitorur0 geiteat. @iuiom
anufmonn bon Nr.tG09, Gomp6ras
Strobe, meldJer lid inter Der 8erboi
teten bciono, CAB ~ S%pirituoicn e.
tniten jll 6u6clt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-31

Sic s&cr. Singer" iiuo uOm Irs
engagements .GDmitc fir oas @aiicu.
bans.Seit b6flidit gcbctrn, ipGteitenS
Tim 12G llbr NbcuoS auf Dem Scit'
plaBc ut lciE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-31
gcerSisunsen iiir $S5 nnS 500.

gBm. Qoof %niierirt f~peBtele 8ertbe In oieIen,
mr. ole sic groerSlpO ilbcraq. beoenteno
l1r sic. Iollen. hieie 81 ptijel, ruann Gle bad,
leq. Dab gSln. @ooi inn Uilige Neeroigni!aeR
9tlprot. ct erbilt einen groben lpeil Der lott
lptelleeren. Gle niiroeH if mntbcrn. ME
aroB Dieter IN. Ger eiTBiec llntcrfbieo N Der,
enB, lpenlI 9oot btcie Aesyoiguuigen beioraI,
gle ben Sbncn gs9ebenen @ertb Toiar fit
Collar D~eriUigFn t1Hntu.
getrGtten sic NE @nhe bon traeno eirtem
gtanopunit, mo bn5 0eiuliat u: einfnb bad.
s@enn Gle gu Ism. Gooi ba,Ien. oGnt fino
Gle itCber."
un6 has aerctnL HterIih Anr Nefrishiaurnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-31

Eaiie snr Tciie in's ghSlano BE-.
ierat &. 9ininc, Nr. 413, Eit.yalti.
morrltrnkc, nab: Galtom SunIe GDc.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-11-06

breeds wsll represented The hogN
Borkshircs and Poland Chinas had
some ane representatives at tho fair
The champion Poland China pig ~as
only 10 months old. and would wolgh
over 400 pounds This is quite a
difference from some ~ our native
piws which require tao years growth
10 make this Rsmo weight. Just
proving tn" value of a pure bred Tor
getting rapid growth and quick 70
iarna on your Investment
The horses we're not quit. as ~~li
represented as previous years. al
though notnc very fuo individuals
were on exhibition. including anil
mails Weighing from i15 pounds up
To s.too pounds. Tho champion Del
CLAN horse. only thr-. years old.
w"igh"i ..so0 pounds Ito had jua,
recently como To America aud ho waA
"a model for draft. typo and good
form This IL the Kind % horse
TIA" Intelligent farmer uscs for breed,
lux purposes when hr wants to sell
high priced draft team. II IL true
tn" H"lgians arc tot nearly SO pnpu-
lar With ua az tho PvtChcrun horses
aud IA" older horses do have bad
loga. ,ot II IN ~.ll for IA TO rotnrra.
Der that "a. need TO increase the hlro
OF our horace here II No Wish 10
haS" valuable market animals
The display OF sheep Mas exceeding
y good. including til, fine u ooi wrin-
Killed. Hkin M.rlnoA. hearty all classon
of tho Down breeds and most OF III.
long woods. We could. indeed. maxi.
W" oG some of the oxford. unmp.
sh'r" or Shropshire sheep. The,
might not become uncd to our eli
mat" Within tho year and may br
more subject 20 stomach worms than
our nativ" sheep There are many
places. however. Ia tho highlands
OF th" South that just such animals
"ould make a decided Improvement
Ia our 1ocka
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-11-06
$500 More a Year Fsrm;n.
Continued from Pare a,

Aibiu fAEN
OF It the materials necessary to y,o-
large bone aud muscle Let n, a..
see that they are kept clean and w.
from lice. and the results will 70 q.
towards adding to the pront. o, ".
farm
Lot us also see hat the oa,v..
young pigs and sheep have dry els,,
quarters during this winter and ,b,,
they are not oyer-crowdsd La, =.
also remember that growing animal,
must have m abundance OF feed rich
in protein --legumes. for instance
to make satisfactory growth. and tia,
wherever possible. green or succulen,
feed IL best. ny all means keep n.
calves in clean. dry quarters. ana
keep both the calves and pigs fra
Of lice. DO not wait until the col,s
calves. aud pigs begin TO get poor be.
fore YOU look for lice. Keep a close
watch for them. and II they appear
wash tho animals and the quarter.
where they are confined. with A solu.
tior consisting OF part OF some one
~ the many coal tar dlslnfectants on
tn" market 10 so parts OF water.
To got anything out % our lIv.
stock we must put something into
them Nothing Se can put into live
stock all Civ. better returns than a
littl" extra feed and care The care
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-11-06
n LIVE STOCK AND DAIRY. c
Live Stock at Ohio State Foir.


pounds OF butter In week The
Ayrshires with their plump nddsrs
and upstand!ng horns we're close
second In the production OF milk "a q
breed. while some OF tho perfectly
model Jerseys were very difficult TO
pass These cattle. while lacking In
sire. certainly make up In quality OF
milk and some OF them looked as
though they could give about rs
much as the Holstcins.
The display OF hogs was very ok
tenslve and included most all the
breeds Tho Chester whites. Duroc-
Jerseys. Berkshires. Poland Chlnas.
Yorkahiros and Tamworihs Werc the
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-11-06

machines arc made The larges, dis
play OF all was tho cIhlSl, OF differ
ont kinds 81 farm machines. every
thing sas shown 10 make tho work
81 cultivation and harvesting crops
easily and quickly performed. Wha,
drew my attention particularly VAS
the improved potato planter and dig.
ger. This machinery eliminates prac-
tically all hand labor with ono 81 our
mns, lahorlous crops
Several silos werc bull, on tn. fair
grounds made OF slaves and cement
blocks: all to illustrate tho adyan-
tag"m OF one alto over another aud TO
show how easily tho modern cutting
boxes with their blowers can fll on.
OF these silos one particular blow
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-11-06
~HE AGGRESSIVE cooperative

~H HE AGGRESSIVE cooperative
NIX Ohio Board OF Agriculture
W. certainly manage a splendid
State Fair at Columbus. The usual
attractions OF side-shows and the
stead people have their attention
drawn 10 the splendid exhibits OF fat
cattle. horses. sheep. hogs and poul-
try of all descriptions. In tho large
and well-arranged buildings are
tempting displays OF all kinds OF
fruit. honey and dairy products. In
the Process Manufacturing Building
Ia shown how tho different manusac-
iured goods such ms cloth. shoes and
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-11-06

10 produce strong. vigorous breed
Ing animals. 10 develop work stock of
good size. and to grow dairy cows OF
profitable capacity. good care and lib-
"ral feeding arc essential II Il do.s
not pay to give such feed aud care.
then IL does not pay 10 raise such AMI
mails ~ I'll.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-11-06

"r Pipe aas run up about 60 feet la
the air and IL worked iust an vol as
those only 20 fee, high. The one
point that Impressed IA. above all
VAS the fact that the farmers OF ohio
must use Il lot OF round sllos and n
LOT OF blowers and cutting box.s to
nh them. no other Kinds OF sllos or
machines were on exhibition for this
purpose. This all goes to prove the
undoubtod value OF the siio for keep.
Ing the whole corn plant for food
The live stock exhibit WAS cspo-
cially interesting 10 me. FOR hore
~an tn be seen one Of the finest col
lections of beef and dairy cattle.
horses. sheep and hogs The large
Holstein COW which took tho cham
pionship eaB "A model dairy type and
In addition she had the record OF so
pounds OF milk In one day and 81
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-11-06
Where to Buy Best Stock.


psgs haY. sTsarr old. LARGE semitic from Mar.
Nr anf tasp Raven Ia fnat by "tuas~ nay-
a'An'aFd hrrA trw&tcT Took frRs prize 81
oanfr Fatr heSs brood marc on eIhIbf.
fon. This a"lraal Ia = bargain as Tan First
ch~~a rrts her
sH~~sfss Pei@. Engissrre<s Jerser nGll s,s
months ola No better suisna Al on the market
ftrst chrrk Tor sAA 80 gcta hlra Address
II ~ u Ut-Ar~EY. Siarkxtllo. Misa
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-11-06
JACKS and STATIONS

Cs;>iontan ard rrrtstnrva Mammoth Jacks
ani lcnnots. rnsistnFcsi irottinx and saddle
-tailtnna AsesuAi 40 wpn moro premiums
on lscA stncs ihIs rear thsn all either Bsvcd.
era lr 'he N'uc Grass Write tor catalogue os
Walt The 1uoA Parma
J. y. COOK 4 CO.
Lexington. Ky
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-07-29

Gers and congressman, all signers on each
Ieeparate nomination paper shall reside VI
the same county.
| (b) The affidavit Of q qualified electof
shall 'sa appended to each such nomination
paper stating that he Is personally 40
lquainted with all persons who have signed
the same and that he knows them to be
electors of that precinct or county. as the
nomination papers shall require: that he
Knows that they signed the same With full
knowledge of the couteuts thereof and that
.thelr respective residences are stated there
lin and that each ssgner signed the same ON
txhe date stated opposite his name, and that
die. tie named therein Such affidavit shall
mot be made by the candidate, but each
candidate shall die with his nomination pa
per or papers. or within Eve days there
latter, a declaration that he will qualify as
such officer If nominated and elected
5. (b) II for representative IN con,
'Eress: by at least two per 9, cent =, Of the
least one-half of the counties Of the con-
gresslonal district. and in the agGreSate not
less than two per cent nor more than ten
such district.
Section lie. Q. For officers to be voted
for wholly within one county, except repre-
sentatives In congress, in the Office OF the
county clerk Of such county: .e4
Section 1I--14 3. The inspectors shall
register any person who shall on any regis
davit to the effect that he is a qualified
elector In such precinct, or when they per-
sonaily know him to be such.
Section Ii-21 4 In all e counties sh the
within two days after the compile.
ton of the official county canvass Of said
primary call meeting OF said county com
mittee. by giving each member thereof a
notice In writing at least five days prior
to the holding of such meeting.
Section 2. This act shall take effect and
be In force from and after Its passage and
Approved June 10, 1909.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-07-29
No. 1852. Al Published June Is, 1909.
CHAPTER 392. LAWS OF 1908.


AN ACT. relating to Improvements upon
the state fair grounds, and making an ap-
preparation therefor,
The people Of the state OF Wisconsin, H. repre-
as follows:
Section I. There is appropriated to the
state board Of agEasoa1use onl OF any moneys
priated, for the purpose of making improve
ments upon the state fair grounds. located,
in Milwaukee county. the sum Of fifty thou
appropriation Is made for the purpose Of
erecting the following buildings and making
the Improvements herein designated. IN the
fr Sn to Of et tas ba ss It cost not
to exceed $35. 900 iiah exhibit building at a
cost not to exceed S3.D9o three toilets at
walks at cost not to exceed $1,000: poles
and wires for lighting at cost not to ex-
coed $4,000; model farm barn at q cost not
to exceed $1,000; model rural school build
ing at a cost not to exceed 81 500: educa,,
t!onal building at cost not to exceed
$1.500; and shed for vehicles exhibit at
st grounds s at a cost not to exceed
$25, coo section Of grand stand. at cost
not to exceed s26,000; provided. that no
or ns tor any or
tracts shall be entered into by the Wiscon-
sin state board of agriculture for the CON
strnetion of any building until such plans
and contracts with complete estimate or
the total cost thereof, shall have been sub.
therefor obtained In writing, who shall
withhold such approval until he shall have
satisfied himself by q personal examination
Of the same and by such other means as
he in his discretion may adopt that such
building Is Fe9uiEed for the purpose pro-
posed and 1t can and will be erected and
fully completed according to such plans and
contracts for the same proposed by the Wis
consin state board of agriculture out Of the
appropriation henein made.
Approved June IA. 1909.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-07-29
No. %, AL fPuhllahed June Is, 1909.
CHAPTER 391. LAWS OF 1909.

AN ACT to create sections 1729m and
1729n Of the statutes. relating to hours
of labor on public buildings or works OF
the state.
The people of the State Of Wisconsin, repre-
scented In Senate and Assembly, do enact
as follows: .,1s e.a+ .
Section 1. There are added to the stat
utes two new sections to read: Section
1729m. Each and. every contract hereafter
made. for the erection. construction, re
modelling or repairing Of any public build
ing or works, to which the state or any
officer or agent thereof is party, which
may involve the employment Of laborers,
workmen or mechanics. shall contain
stipulation that no laborer workman or
mechanic In the employ of the contractor,
subcontractor, agent or other person. do
ing or contracting to do all or part OF
the work contemplated by the contract,
shall be permitted to work more than eight
hours in any one calendar day. except in
vided however, that this sec1ion shall APP
ply only to such work as Is actually per-
formed on the premises on which such build
ings or works are being erected, constructed,
remodeled or repaired. ..4. .e".
Section 1729n. Any officer or agent Of
the state of Wisconsin or any contractor,
sub-contractor or agent thereof, who yio-
lates any of the provisions Of this act shall
be deemed guilty of misdeneanor and
upon conviction thereof shall be punished
by fine not exceeding two hundred dollars
months or by both such fine and imprison-
ment.
Section 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved June IA, 1909.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-07-29
No. SS6. AL Published june 10, 190s.
CHAPTER 3a2, LAWS OF 1903.

AN ACT to amend subsection OF secfaon
573-3 Of the statutes, relating 20 com
pensation Of probation oiqeers Ior ue-
pendent, neglected and delinquent chill
dren. -
scented In Senate and Assembly, DO enact
as follows - -o
Section /, Subsection ] of section 57o--3
of the statutes, IL amended to read: 1:
The court shall have authority TO appolnss
or designate one or more discreet persons OF
good character to serve as probation ou1cers
during the pleasure of, the court
said probation officers so appointed shan re-
ceive such compensation as the county
board Of supervisors may In their discretion
allow; provided, however, that not more
than two probation officers shall receive
compensation. In case PROBATION Queer
shall be appointed by any court, u span Ds
the duty Of the clerk of the court II prac-
ticable to notify said probation o1leer IN
advance when any child Is to pc 9roNsns
before said court: II shall be- the guy 0l
said probation officer to make such n@esti-
gation as may be required by the court 70
be present in court in order to sepresent the
interests Of the child, when the case Is
heard to furnish the court such nf9fma-
qtlire, aud to take such charge Of any child
before and after trial as may De Wrefteo
by the court. ~.
be in force from and after Its passage ana
p0 Approved June IL, 1909. ~