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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-24
ans Itm afben emSiuis ilbIanS's.
Ole sT iiA ben ssrHittsraaatsialat iiasrt.,

Cine sroBe Sdaar iimser, eutbu.
itoftifder 8erebrer 6es groBen DID
ters be3o9en i'm Sabre 1857 bic llni-
beuiit1t Siibip9en, tpoieIbit llbInnS
Iebte aae iitgenbltden SdfpGrmer,
Sfppaben unb 9sorboeutide, iudter
6as Sbeal ibrer Susenb auf, nm ibn
perionli6 tennen 3u lernen. @iner
aus Bremen mar Der itap1rmeriitite
unter ibnen, uno 10 oft iie abenbS
ooer oielMebr tohts senleiniam mad
Souie febrten, ftiftete er bic Rommi.
Iitonen an, NIT ibm Dor llblan6s
Saus au Sieben, I'M bert nod einen
@einng drSititimnlen. WeiSt tp6bltcr
iie bel 6ieisr @eIeeenbeit bas berr.
Iihe 3ie6: -@enn beiit Elm @eiit
bernieberftiese", irtb iapgen bnnn ge.
piiieubott ole fieben adt5eiIigsr
Stropben. 60 ains Is l6nsere 3eIt
Faft ieoe Radt fort. ur6 feiner Der
iungen, beeeiiterten 8eresrer bes
greifen 9ihters bo6ts bapau, bnB iis
ben @efeierten otrd ibren ihuIlenben
@efana in ieinem eriten S6lafe flor
ten. 9a erbieIten fie eines Cages
formIid eine GinlnSuns 3u eireut
frugaIen @erbbrot ins Saus bes
Di6ters. Rit Sreuben foIgte ieber
oieier ieltiamen Iusseihnung unS
Itellts fG rstt1eitie tA @ohn esss iit-
for6 battrtAefe Ne au's Iiebens,piir.
Sigite, unb Sas &tenbbrot lies nidts
au tpiinf9en iibrig. sIuf bas @iien
folgte eine formIide Beini9Iadt,
unS i'm @utbmiasmus ianeen bic
Stubenten elm 2ieb oufs arbere.
SdliebIi6 itimmte Der Sttpdrmer
aus 9ranen Dos 9ieb bonn @eiite on,
Der iest in Der Gbat au ibm bernie.
oargeftiesen NOR. 1lblanb borte ftia
Dor iid binId6elnS ben @sians Bis
3u gn6e an; aber tpie itaunten ieine
iusenbli6m Derebrtr, als iid Der
9idter bierauf erbob uro ernftbait
perii6erte, 6ab ibm 6ieies 2ieo lett
gar nidt mebr eeiaIlen tpolle. @S
iei nm pieIe Stropben 3u lang; tpenn
er es nod eirnnl 5u biften b1tte,
tpiirbe er es fi6erlih tiir3er MAIDEN.
9ieIer ausiprud bes Dteiiters, Der
faIt einem BerSaumungsurtbeil ei-
mes Ieiner berrIi6itsn @eoihte sIeid-
fam, tuur6e Sarerit NIT itunrnem,
Itarrem grltaunen aneebort. unS
Damn folsten bic lebbafteiten Bioer'
iprii6e bon allen Soften. 1tblano
Iieb rubis ben5hirm on itd boriiber-
geben un6 iaete aulest: ~Gber mel
ne Serren, bieies 2ieb foitet mid ieoe
grtt meinen beften 8ormitternodts.
I6laf; tpGre es tiir3sr, forute ib Bal.
Ser rpieSsr etri6lafen." 3autit lenf.
te er treunSIib bic llnterbaItuns aul
Elm an6eres Ebema. llblono bate
nit ber 8etpirtbuns Der Stubenter
ieinen 3iped errei9t, unb er burfte
Don nun an uneeitort ihlafen. Rur
Der S6tp1rmer aus Bremen ion bns
9ieb alhpeilen nod sans leiie beim
Radbauieseben Dor iid bit9eilmnmt
bnben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-24
lie Snnf bon GHalanb,

BON Der IN 0ieien 5ogen b6uiiger bic
Re6e mar, oa iie lid Deieert, oas bon
Der tiirfiihsn Reeieruns eeforoerte
8erm0sen Ses @riuItans 46ouI
Samio aus3uliefern bat fiir3IIh
einen neuen Direftor erbaIten, urO
i'm ani6IuB an oieie grnennung lie.
iert Die 2on6on Opinion cine ans.
fiibrIi6e 9ei6reibuns oieies groBten
8arrfbetriebes Der 8elt. Sem ge.
nonnten 9latt 5uiolee geniebt Der
9anfoireftor elm GinfommeT bon
10000 Warf. tpGbrerO bic Slibbiret.
loren nur 10000 Marf erbalteH.
Der aufiidtsratb Der 8anf iest iid
aus 25 WtiteIieoern a1anuen, rel.
den &aufleuten unO 9robin6intriel.
len Der Gitp, Die einen sroBen G5eil
ibres 8erm0gens in Der 9ant liegea
baben. Se6en Sumltag tritt Der
glrfidtsrotb sldnmmen, Inn iiber bic
idlpebenSen 5ragen 6ieies urgebeu'
rem 8etriebes Su berutben uno gu be.
id1lieben. Die 9onf bon @uglanS
bat etfpa 1900 GneetsIlte, unter Die
fen 100 peibIihe; bic Sobe Der bon
tbr se5obGten @ebaIter beIartt ii4
ouf iiber a Riqionen Warf. Der err
Ite RaFier be5iebt elm ginfontu,en.
Sos ielbSt Sas ginfomn1en oes .Nref.
tors peit iEberiteigt: es betrGgt nabe.
An 10000 Weart. Die 8erurtt1Dor.
funa, Die auf ben S6ulterR bes err
item DIRECTORS Iiest, lit eine gots I'm.
aebeuere, benn Die unterirOii9en @e.
noble bergen .irren Sdas BON iiber
elmer WeiliarSe in Cob. Daber be.
Itebt fir oieie @eapoIbe eine epgeRe
8ade BON 80 gerionen, bic tets NIT
idnrier Whinition periehen firo.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-24
0iiembab Seittabelle.
S.lanar., sadabanna uHO @.Hsrn Balm
Seioe 3elepbcne.

OetuUuttI cuuutnuHuu uHu actVeCu UugH.
SR sraft btn "a. Stunt 1906.
GHDlta-8ul6Bi Scranton fir Rsp BORT
UNI 2.05, 3.20, sos, 500, 1920, Born. (;
1910, 1926 unb $40 Na@mitiass. Gfr
gsp gorf unb philadelphia, I'M 500 0orm.;
i7.A0 unb 3.35 Ra&mitiass. 5Hr
Hpbsbauua, 6.t0 RaHmittaas.
Gsrslif -8hr Buffalo nm lis, 6.25u 900
Rer.; t.55, $40 uub 1t.f0 Ratmittaas. sJiir
Biusbamton, GImira uub 3pii&.nfiatfpntn uni
1910 Ror. unt los Rd&m. gir Ssp.ap,
SYraeuit uue Utica, um f.f5 uHb [, 6,25 WsY. ;
i.55 ga&mittass. Ssptap. Svrdruit uub
utica 3ue I'm 6.25 Wor. l6uft t6aIfdt, ausa..
upmmtu Spnntaes. S}fir Wentrols um 600
Wer.; los uub $40 Na6m. 0ttoIGon ae.
pmohatiou I'm 400 Ra&miitdas. gtua.
hampton Aeeom peation, nm 6.f5 Na6mittaas.
DIpomsburg Sibifou-g scranton
Shr Rcrtbumbtrlaue um 6.35. 10 90 Wlcr. ;
|. .55 unb $40 Ra&m. 6tr plymouth um ,O5
Na&mtttass.
SOnntaae'Siae.
SioltH-Biir Rsp yrri nm 2O5, 400.
sos unb 1920 @Orssns; 3.35 unb 3.4O
Ra&m.
g6roli& - Rir Buffalo I'm f.f5, uut
6.25 Wcr. f.55, GAO unS ff.10 Ra6m.
8iir Biuebamtpn uub 3piIanRationtn, 800
unb 1910 Bormittdas
DIoomsbura Sibifion-g -g,nI6ht Scranton
um f0.2O Wcr uub $40 Na6mittdgs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-24
Gin SabiIdHmsaei6enf on aaiier
Grans SOiepb

srn ReifdliIbof in S4onbrunn
fonb Die nebereabe 6reier gllitoniobile
ftatt. Die Der ofterrei6ii6e autornobiI.
fIitb &aifer Srans SSoief als Subila'
iantsgefdenf barbietet. Wnfgraf PaI.
Looieini. @rdf RoIoturat unb Maior
@olf ola 0orito1tb beS gutonobil.
flitbs iiberrei6ten bie Mnifinen, bic
BON Der Rei6enberser SGbrtf, pop
Der oiterreid,iiben DaintIer]Seie
i9dft in Dierter 9ehtaot, uno bon
9aiirin unb RIenient in Spnre&8un5r
lou sars init beimtften Rndften ber-
geitellt iino. Die aliitoniobile tuiirben
biermf Dem Softer bon NtilitGrd,alif.
feirren borsefiibrt. Sie fitbren hiirh
bic Siesinser Nues BIS Siesing unb
diiriid: IN .aIIet SbneIligfeiten, bel
Derbitpsei irito ploslidem Salten
fab ite Der 2ai{er. Die Sabrt bauerte
20 Wsinuten; aIs iie abiolpirt mar,
tpenbete iih Der Wonar9 iebr befrie.
oist an ben Dsarfgafen Bdaapieini
unb ipra6 ibm ieinen Defenders berd.
Ii6en Danf fin 6as i6oare utb prddS
tige @eifenf aus, bas cine praftii6e
unb uiitIid,e 8er,penbung firOen
tperSe. = Damn tuar nod Don 9aift.
idyiffabrt bic Re6e, upb Der Saiier
bemerfte i6IiebIidL bic 5rase iei fir
Die @rieesuerpnIhnts febr tpi6tig
rntS bic anf@offtu,e ioI&er auftfnbr.
seuse iebr potbtpenOig CT iaste: sd
bin Der ariidt, baB elm lenfbarei
2uftfdJiff fir cine moberHe slrnet
i'm &riessfnG uneutbebrIia 1T"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-24
Giuer itmsebuns bes ensliiden Gin.
panoernnaSaeietes

III man iest in 9onbon auf Die Spur
eefom1nen. Der gbef bes 2ort6oner
Observation-Disclosures bot ben 9e.
BORDEN berihbet, oub inter ben n
Bremen eingedifiten glisapanoerern
nod engLnto Jog. @inInS1tnssbriefe
gebonbeIt tperoen. Steie 8riefe fnS
m 2or6on sefdrieben un6 bitten ben
Hbretioten, ben Sdreiber Su beiuhen
unb kin Soits In 2orbon aIs Dos
ieine gi betundten. Gin FOLDER Brief
berehtiat @irtpauberer, bte fonit jii.
riideetpisier fueroen tpiirSen. in eta.
IiiHen Sdfer gu Iartoet Oeeiit finb
es Oauiien oher @oIpier, Die ii9 ioI.
der 8rtee 5ebieiten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-24
Wahuabmen sesen nerS6ie Grres'
bartlett.

Nerfe: gtiemals rpirit 31t Serr
iiber Define Rerpen iperoen, rpenn Du
did auf Dfttel bon oitben Der Der.
Idbt uno niGt in eriter 9inie nui
Deinen @iaen BON irtnen Der ols por-
nebnrites Ohttel redneIt.
StGble Deinen 8illen, nimm Dir
Dor. seiunS, aIio nerpenfeit, Su Uer.
Den, banne ieben 3pepel on Deiner
8eiunouna aus 0etnen @eoanfen,
ftede Dir ein Siel unb made ounah
9einen SeilpIan. 9ieien Blm Der.
folge uno Ioiie Did niht irre ma
den ourt gelcsentlite ltrpbeauern.
Ii6feiten unb 0HbbeGigfeiten. Damn
merle:
Gin gterpofer eanpfinbet uandnaI
10, morsen 10. 9ieien t6slihen
Siimmuneen nah 3ii geben, lit INT.
n1oglid uno 5lpedlos. DGber itber-
tuinOe Did unS bleibe bem einmdl
gefaBten ertidluiie getreu.
2ebe einfad unb beiheiben, iorpobl
I'M @iien, rpie in Der &leioung; oIIes
3uuieI lit bonn llebel. 8ermeioe g..
tpiir5te oufregen6eSpeiien, cine beige.
unourhlGiiiae SrodJt unb idJIafe aii
einioher Watrase, 5lRgebedt Don ei.
ner tpouenen ooer eeiteppten Dede.
9ein Shlaf5tnner lei lidJt, Iuftig.
nidt gu folt uno niht gu tuarm.
Weoifamente, lpie 8alorian ober
8ron, barfit Du ipobl nebmen, 3iim
9eiipieI bel elmer ihIimnen plos-
Iihen Grregurs; BEL einem ldnseren
fortoauernoen @ebrauh tpirfen iie
i6GSIi9 uno besbalb ionit 9u iie
crit gar ni6t in Die Sano nebmen
BieI better lit es. tpenu Du Define
geerpen our6 cine dtpefrudbise 9iat.
nmnentlidJ a1is bem BflanSenreide.
trGitisIt uno rpiSeritanbsfabis madit.
2auparme sfbtuaf4unsen Dor benz
Sltbettgeben, Sit. o6er 5aiBbaber, fer.
ner alltGsli6 Elm 9ittbab, aud i'm
8inter, bier natiirltb In Der @ob.
nuna, I'M gebebten 8tmmer - tper.
ben Sir iiber fIeinere anfGle bin.
meg beIfen; ipItematiid nah Deinem
&orperduItanbe arseoronet. 9n ala
oauernben gtuten brtneen.
8or allen Dtngen aber forge fir
glbe, fir forperIi9e rrn6 gel.
itise Rube 9ars glei9, Oh
Define geerper BON 8eburt on
erregt paren ODER Du tie
9ir our6 f0rperlidp ODER aeiitige ur.
beiten iiberaneeitrerst bnft. 81uiHgs
Did 5lr Rube. @laube mir, 9u
fanuIt Die Hube lernen pie oIles
anoere, uno 6aber IaIie ouf ieoe gln.
itren9ung unb aufregung iebesntal
elm Staoium Der 9ube fotgen. 2ege
Did bogu bin. 9lIlntGbIidb fptr1t DI
es oonn errei6er. bab oieie fiinit'
Ii6e, miibiom er3pungene Rube in
eine normoIe ibereebt, liuo eS trirb
6as beute llnfabbare greigHiB rer.
ben, bab 9u Die Hube uno ban non
maIen Sd)Iaf erIernit.
Slber ntdJt IN Goeen uHo @oden
nein, our1 Nouate biubard mubi
9u 10 leben. benn be6enfe: ME Die
SAGben 9eiRer geerpen ni1t mil
eiuem UtaIe. ionbern burh Sabre
uuo SabrSebute Dabreube Siiuber
eniitanhen itub, 10 pirit Gu nir
bur6 eins lanse nS foriequeute
poriidtige 2e6enstpete ibrer SGr
ipet0er. Or. ..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-24

8rinse uiht in unorouuns, teas
gu burhiuAit
Gsas fiE uutIeGeH Idbt idueios
Hifu Gb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-24

8e5abFe feline Boare. I'M einer gu.
anbe piIlen, uber ibreH @erth.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-24
eadapaHna & @pOmins gaIlsS.
(eaureI einie.)
3Dif&sn Scranton unS @ilfss.gans.

3pii&sn SCRANTON unb @ilfss.gaut.
3Hst psrIaffsn Ssranton nm 90, 200, 90.
400, 500 une 800 Rprasns. I'm 5 40 Mpr.
gems an WCGsutassu uub allt udtfUIatnts
trante Rtuuitu, unb um 700 Wpratns an
ScHntastu uub al. ud&fpIstnbs ,pdn,ia Wi.
nutsn bic unb tulluHut t2 90 RaGis, IN @u.
les.Sarrs al Rtnuitn ip6t.r dnfcmmtub.
GTprBiHet, uur Ia pittstpu anbaItsnb, ptr.
aHea Scranton aus Stunbt i6aIi&, dusat-
remmtu Spnntdss uub 8tisrtaatn. BON 7.t9
Rcr<us bic 1.t9 abtnos. unS trtifsu In @iI.
Eess8avs 80 Rtauitu fp6ir sin
Osftuu DttuR ,rii6.a SCRANTON. Rav aua
Part euHd pdri, Tstrsbura uHb Dunmcrs.
Sttst Babrplan fur stpddbsf5rbnnet 9Has.
Srat Ia RTaft an 8. SuIit907.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-24

Sei in Der Burtseit nitbt utiibie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-24
ganif BEL einem 0aSreHnen.

Dos grobe heIsiide 8aotourrsn'
mn, oas BON 9Lrttperpen aus eefab-
rem mir6e, lit an Der enoitation
Opres bur6 etneR l1nfolI seitort
noroen. Sn einem 9LnfIeibermin,
Der iid inter Der 8iifdnuertribiins
betanb, erpIoOirte eiN 9enSinbebGIter.
Die 8ni6ouer, Die ii4 6i1tgebrGBst
ouf BEN Eribiinen befarben, borten
ben Rrtal, iirlb aIs Der 9ilif -Seuer"
eri6on, ertfturtb cine tpiIbe BanH.
Bier gerioRen purben in 6em @e-
orGnee itrper osrIest. Gin GbeiI Der
boI5ernen Eribiiuen ,rnb gabnsoteriaI
oerbranHte. Die un Rernen bethel.
Iigteu RaOfabrer trofen BEL Der Nm.
fuuit in gpres cine brernenoe 8obn
on uno nabmen tros ibrer Weiioisfeit
an ben 9oiharbeiten tbeiI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-24

- Cine Sateligeirte, DiertfhlGh
den: ~Serrie, tpas mod m nun, ho
1te5tS bier I'M 2iebesbrieifteIIer Elm
HriH on. einen Sris, uteiit 9rSatt.
gam beibt bod ober Ao5Gt~
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12
FACTS ABOUT SAN JUAN
COUNTY, NEW MEXICO,
AZTEC, THE COUNTY SEAT

The greatest asset of Aztec and the
country adjacent in San Juan county
is its abundant and unfaillng water
supply. No shortage OF water has
ever been known since irrigation was
FIRST employed and were it possible
TO divert the entire annual flow of
The San Juan river it would be suff.
cient to inundate the entire county
a foot and half deep
The San Juan river has its sources
In the San Juan. Needle and Oso
mountains along the Continental di.
vide in Colorado. It's waters empty
into the Colorado river in Utah and
ilnd their way 10 the Gulf of Cali.
fornia and The Pacific ocean. The
river drains more than 5000 square
miles of territory at and above an ele.
vation of 5000 feet, some of the peaks
in lis drainage basin rising to height
Of $4,000 feet. The reports of the
United States geological survey and
weather bureau show that the San
Juan delivers above the mouth OF the
Animas, about 100000 acre feet of
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12
NEW FOREST ASSIST
ANTS AND THEIR WORK

DENVER, July S.-Of the forty.
seven young graduates of nine Ameri.
can forest schools who have Just re.
ceived appointments as forest assist
ants in the administrative districts OF
the forest service, six have been as.
signed to positions in this district.
The names of these appointees and
the schools from which they are grad
uated in forestry are US follows:
george DeS. Canavarro and Percy ].
Paxton of Yale, George A. Duthie and
George w. tlndry of Michigan. A. G.
Mamel of Nebraska and Randolph II
thompson of Pennsylvania State col.
lege. These men have secured their
appointments as result of passing
the regular civil service examination
which Is the only avenue of employ.
ment as forester under the govern.
ment.
Forest assistants are men who have
completed their preliminary training
for the profession of forestry. as the
graduates of law or medicine have
completed theirs, and are ready TO
enter upon practical work. Until they
have gained experience, however,
their positions are necessarily sub.
ordinate. They are at the foot of
the ladder and must prove their ft. |
ness TO mount higher. The govern.
ment pays them $1,000 year al the
start.
On the national forests the forest
assistant often acts as technical ad.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12

wiser TO the supervisors in charge VIII,
are western men experienced in al,
practical. matters. but usually without
school training in the science of for.
estry. Or they may be assigned tn ,ba
study OF some particular problem
which needs to be investigated0 ll,e
interest of good forest management
AS forestry means knowing how IN
get the most out of any given piece
OF forest land it calls for studies and
experiments. both scientific and prac.
Teal, much like those which have ia
be made in the interests of .ood
farm management, and the forest as.
sistant is prepared to do valuable
work along this line.
There is growing interest In tbe
profession of forestry now. and monv
young men are asking how to get info
1t. and what 1t promises Clifford Pin.
enot, United States forester, In an ad.
dress to the graduating class in for
estry at Harvard university this year
said:
The government and the country
need more men trained in the knowl
| edge of forestry, and it offers opnor
lunity 10 make a mans life loom lnrp,,
| and to count for much among tbe
| many phases of human endeayor ~,
he good forester man should com.
| bine something of the naturalist with
good deal OF the business man To
know how to use the forest he must
be able to study it. He must have
therefore, the power of observation n
fondness for nature, and the nbiIitv
to penetrate her secrets. He must H.,
resourceful able to stand by himself
| willing to undergo the priyations nr
rough life, and capable of command.
ing the respect of rough men who
quickly recognize virility and GEM.
ineness of character, but will not tol.
crate pretense or the assumption of
superiority. A forester should he
sound in mind and body, and should
make the fullest college preparation
fo' the service. This service means
a free, vigorous life in the open air
and clear. straight, fine, wholesome
manly condition of life"
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12

A millionaire can say more n ten
words than a penniless man can IN
10000.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12
rsLeeaAPAic assv,T,Es.

bHGylDiEA ..
The coolest July night Nevada. nrss
experienced was recorded Wedne sday
night Small bodies of water had a
layer of ice Thursday morning. and 4
the wheat in the northern part OF
The state is reported frozen.
During the fiscal year which has
just closed our foreign commerce de.
creased in round figures Sl00,000.0O0
compared with the same period of the
previous year, according to a prelimi
nary government report just issued
There was an increase in imports OF
100000, 900. but our exports suffered
material decrease of about 5000,
100000.
Mayor Wentworth of Tombstone.
Ariz., has had mis- hair cut. Went
worth has been distinguished for many
years in The southwest by his flowing
white locks, which deeply covered his
shoulders. In 1896 he vowed that the
'Na'solo lOl uSdlu lOuCl HIS
hair until William j. Bryan became
president and silver was restored to
a ratio of 1t to l. Undoubtedly The
mayor has concluded that the statute
OF limitations has run against Bryan
and the free coinage of silver.
A man who is alleged 10 be real
estate shark" and who ii is claimed
mas made monthly trips through the
small towns of the Grand valley on the
western slope, enriching himself on
The earnings of working girls, is now
being hunted by government officials
He is said to have collected So month
from the girls, promising them that
they could file ON 100 acres of land
al the end OF five years. He is clever
enough not to use the mails, but
makes his collections in person He
is said to go under the name of I.u.
man and represents himself as the
agent of Denver real estate firm He
has filed no entries with the land of
flee.
4
At meeting of the Texas Prev
eis' association, at which every brew
cry in the state was represented
fund of 100000 was set aside to be
given TO public charity ii they could
not prove that more liquor is con, .
Sumed in the prohibition or dry states
and sections of the United States than
III the free or wet sections. The de-
cision to be made by two commissions
of six members, three to be elected ty
-he breweries and three by the ma
-ional or Texas Prohibition party. One
Is to investigate anc ie.
port upon conditions in Texas and The
,ther to visit all other dry states.
For the most part organizations for
mutual admiration which indulge In
harmless patriotic buneombe, such AS
eaching kindergartens of foreign chill
iren TO go through flag drills and sing
The Star-Spangled Banner" was the
say Rt. Rev. Charles ID. Williams, d.
D. bishop of the Episcopal diocese of !.
iichigan, defined the Daughters of the
american Revolution, in New York
ddress. He also put in this clasS,
he sons of the American Revolution
nd Colonial Danes. the Order Of Cin-->
innatus and lad ininitum," as he
ii. The bishop made these
In sermon at ST. Barthol-
news Episcopal church as he fe--->
nked the American people for what
termed their false patriotism.
King Edward makes no secret of his
ssire that Whitelaw Reds term as
lnerican ambassador should be ex
nded. Not only will his majesty
ne with Mr.. Reid next week at Dor
lester house, but probably he will
sit him for weekend at Wrest
rk before the end Of the month
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12

The coolest July night Nevada hrss
experienced was recorded Wednesday
night. Small bodies of water had a
layer of ice Thursday morning, and 4
the wheat in the northern part OF
the state is reported frozen.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12

Tut rr1b t1te HsUdf yeHT WHICH ms
Just closed our foreign commerce de-
creased in round figures 100000. 900
compared with the same period OF the
previous year, according to prelimi
nary government report just issued
There was an increase in imports OF
SlO0,OO0,O0O. but our exports suffered
material decrease of about $500,
100000.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12

King Edward makes no secret of his
desire that Whitelaw Reds term as
American ambassador should be ex
tended. Not only will his majesty
dine with Mr.. Reid next week at Dor
chester house, but probably he will
visit him for week end at Wrest
park before the end Of the month
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-09

DEFENDANTS PAY DAMAGES.
Also Attorneys Fees and Ex-
penses, and Agree Not to
Modest Sheepmen.
Valuable Range In Dispute IS Left to
Exclusive Use OF Lattcr-Band of
raiders Was Oath. Bound.

s9enVer June S.---Aceording to 4
Republican special from Sundance,
WSo., the crinlinalites Which grew out
of The raiding of the sheep camps and
burning OF the ranch buildings OF the
Rodney King sheep company and the
Guthrie Sheep company of N1oorcroft
and the Gillette in Crook county.
which borders on Montana and South
Dakota, have been settled outsof court
the nine defendant cattlemen paying
the sheep companies all damages. att
Etorney's fees and expenses of prose
#cution. and agreeing to not again mo-
lest the sheepmen. The valuable
range in dispute Is also left to the
exclusive use of tho sheepmen.
Last December Grin Squires, George
Martin. sam Mexican. Dan M ossburg.
jeff Mulholland, Stanley Baugh, Andy
Mexican, Isaac Mexican and Henry
Iimncfshield We're arrested in con-
nection with the wholesale slaughter
OF herds of sheep and burning of
ranch property Sauires and Martini
according to the Republican, made
confessions duplicating the other seven
IN which they told Of the formation
of q gang for thesSpurnose of driv-g
ing the sheepmeil from Crook
country. This included a death COM
pact, it Is said. whereby If any mem
Der of the gang divulged what hap
prned, he Was to be killed by the
others.
Sauires refused bail after his arrest
| fearing, it is said. that he would be
summarily dealt with by those Of the
| gang still at liberty subsequently.
both Sauires and Martin repudiated
\ these alleged confessions, but the pro-,
secution continued to press their case
l5before the court mil the compromise.
said to have been offered by the de-
/ PENDANTS, was offered and accepted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-09

said to have involved a Jail delivery.
Several months. ago Longobardi ar
rested Giuseppe Bnrtucci. who5SWas
charged with the murder of another
Italian John Umbrella. Later. the
same officer took into custody Vincenzo
Geraci. charged with attempting to get
$1,000 from DIR. Peter Cutreral by Black
Hand threats. Longpbardi has received
two letters recently from Geraci. stat
Ing that d. plot was under way to con-
trlve the escape Of Burtucci from the
jail, and that the latter was to carry
cut q sentence of death Imposed on the
detective by n secret italian society.
Several weeks ago Longobardi was
stabbed in the wrist by two men who
had been lettering near his home. The
detective Joined in the search for his
assailants and the police now couple
this attack with the plot divulged in
the letters received by Longohardi. The
latter has been very vigorous and sue
cessful in tracing crime among Italians,
and the plot to get rid of him is be-
lieved to have many qualifications.