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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-04
EXPIRES IN COMMITTEE
Bill Granting Statehood to New Mex
leo and Arizona.


Washington, Feb. 27.-There will
be no statehood legislation for New
Mexico and Arizona at the present
session of congress. At meeting of
the senate committee on territories
all members, regardless of party, in a
sensational scene, abandoned consid-
Grafton of the house bill.
The members of the committee left
the room without any one suggesting
further meetings for its consideration.
This remarkable action occurred at
the conclusion of the reading of state
ments presented by Senators Nelson
and Beverage charging corruption.
jury bribing and various other of
lenses against certain officials and
leaders of what was termed the gang
which is In control of political affairs
in New Mexico"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-04
STEPHENSON NEAR ELECTION
Democrats Bolt Joint Session, Break.
ing Quorum.

Madison, Wis, March Isaac Ste
phenson might have been elected on
the twentieth ballot had 1t not been
for bolt Of all the Democrats except
v. II. Cady and all of the Social Dem
ocrats. There was not quorum. The
total vote was 81, of which Stephen
son received 81. M. J. Cleary 1 and
Neal Brown /.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-04
IN BATTLE WITH OFFICERS
One Alleged Thief Killed and Another
Fatally Wounded.

New Orleans. Feb. 27.-In a run.
ming fight between detectives and
Italian thieves here one of the thieves
Was killed and another fatally wound
Cd. Two other men alleged to be i'm
plicatsd In the robbery were captured
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-04

Passes Away After an Illness Of Sew
eral Weeks.

Los Angeles, CAL. March lie. ].
Lucky Baldwin died at his home at
Arcadia, on Baldwin's ranch. after an
illness of several weeks. He was
eighty-one years of age.
No man identified with horse breed.
ing and the racing of thoroughbreds
was more widely known throughout
the county than Lucky" Baldwin.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-04
THEIR MURDER SUSPECTED
Bodies of Mother and Four Children
in Burned Home.

Bakersfield, Cal, Feb. 26.-Mrs. M.
w. Beekman. widow, and her four
children, residing seven miles from
this city On the Union avenue road.
lost their lives in fire that destroyed
their home. 1t is believed they were
murdered ard the house set on fire to
hide the crime.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-04
Die SnamSuralfeier.
% q ihtndtou. 1. T9ra.

Ser 2onereb bat 6as NDrosranuH
Fir feiRen Nnteil an Der Ssr,auguruI.
feer feltpeest rno befonnt eeriladt.
Die Senatoren &nor uno 9o6ge iper.
Den ii4 na6 benz @eiBen Sauie bege
ben unb ben Eraiioenten abboleu.
nnb Senator Bacon imo Mbseorone
ter 9iirfe iperoen Dos sleihe beim
@5eprdiibenten beiorsen. Der seit.
ipeilise 9oriisenbe, Doune, un6 Mbse.
orbneter Gaines ioflen Serrn Sber.
man abboIen. Damn sebt es in fol.
gerber Srbnlns nod benz &upitol:
griter @aeen = Der aIte 1r6if
bent, Der nene BrGiibent, Die Senato.
rem &nor un6 2o6ge.
9apeiter @aaen - Der BiseprGi.
bent, Senator gacon uuo sbseor6ne.
ter 8lirfe.
Tritter @ogen - Der nei,e 8i3e.
prGfibent, Der Seitpeilise Senatsoor.
iitenbe un6 Die 9lbseoroneten Youna
uno Gaines.
Ssm Senatsiaale miro Der obtreten
be 8beprdiioent gum lestenrr,al Den
8oriis fiibren unb ieinen geodfoleei
fofuie Den alten unb Den nelien prd.
fibent Dor lid bdben.
gtad6em Der neue ErGiiSent feline
SssnaieuraI.9ln aebalten bal.
5ieben iicb Die 5iiriidtretenoen 9eant
ten blirh Den SaoI 6es @unoes-Ober.
serihts 5uriid ino febren nod BEN
@eiBen Sauie 5uriid.
Dos grrangementsfomitee ntahl
befannt, bob ole @inlaouneen fir ok
sroBe Sribnne, Die etipa 5000 Plat,
entbalt, oereeben iinb.
Der Ssnu eurolhor, Der ieit Wao.
boten eifria eeprobt bat, beitebt au:
600 Stinunen im6 lit Der grobte, oei
ie bel elmer ioI9en &eleseubeit Su,
germenouns sefon!meG TT. II
anbrobuna f6 Btfer sfro
~-->~a~.~-->~- ~ a., SSTNfTTMN1s~..
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-04
F PRICES

| npany Cuts
yes.
"A reduc-
he wages OF
oye Of the
my has gone
Tanna is one
pendent con
| st announce
from the In
ar Of prices
steel corpora
pn affects oil
d the once
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-04

battleship fleet and Rear Admiral Sea
ton Schroeder has been appointed in
his place.
Admiral Sperry was rendered the
presidency of the naval war college,
but declined the position, indicating
his preference for subordinate duty
there.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-04
SUCCEEDED BY SCHROEDER

Admiral spsrry Relieved Of Command
Of BattIsship Fleet.
Washington. March Rear Ad-
miral Charles 8. Sperry has made for
NAL application to be relieved from
duty as commander OF the Atlantic
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-04

WGrtern un6 Itiirste lid a,aS einem
syeiriter 6es Sritten Stods beS 8itts.
burg Sofpihls. gr blieb tot auf Der
Strabe liesm. a..
ct. aouis, 1. Ua6rs.
Der ntiine SsgSltulorbsexiu9, Den
Srau gli,d6es6 loloTD eerna@ Bat
III erfolSfet9 psrInifh; iie bat iid
nit aurboIiSurt itmsebrada. Su. per
Iesten brei ssrbren bat iie isdbsnial
nit Gift, einnoI NIT einem 8ofier'
meier lin6 Sipein,al nit Dem Strid
f;db bas 9eben an nebmen berind,t.
bus, Ohio, 27. Sebr.
gn Der Eeit Sefkrion aoenie III
elm Strabe,babntpoeen nit boiler
@eidpinbisfeit in einen arAeren bin.
einaeiabren un6 bat idyrpews uxheil
onseribtet; flint Weniden bober
idyrpere @erlesungen oaponsctrasen
unb es 1T als elm Banber 81 betrod'
ten, boB niernano setotet porben lit
Die beioen Baeen iparen 6iht beiest
Said peritanoene Signule ioIlen bns
llngIiid anserihtet baben.
BbiIabelpbia, 81. Sebr.
DDS groBe, liebenitodiee @ebanbt
go. 529 glrfitraBe, in ipelder iid
Die Observation-Disclosures BON 1ogtor
& 60. befinoet, lit 6urh einen gront
itiper beihGbigt iporben. Ger Sha.
oen beIGuit lid m,f 100000. Reb.
rere Seueripebrleiite boben 8erlesun'
gen oaponeetragen. gu 3eiten iaI
es aus, oils oh Der gon3e 8lod ir
Slammen ouieeben tperbe.
Gbicngo, 81. Sch.
9ie 9utterine.gnloge uno oas Ga.
oerbais pon Sfpiit & SO. in ser
Sdlohtbofen iin6 einen 8ron0e gum
Spier aeiallen. Ser S6ooen bel1irf.
iid auf $t50.000. 9os Seuer be,
orobte aud onoere @eb1uSe, ebe e.
unterSriidt iperoen fonnte.
lte9lina 9eebr.
Inter 9riebiihen iino italieniifer
8abnarbeitern fam es Santstogobeni
ou einem 10 beftieen Streit, Bob oel
Staotmaridou George Seinemonr
unb iein Seller George Stamm elm.
sreiien mliBten. Da aber febrte lid
Die Nut DER arbeiter sesen Die Be
anrten; es iielen nlebrere Shiiiie, uni
Die beioen 8eon,ten finb perpnnbe
iporben. Die &rbeiter perborrifaoier.
ten lid in ibren Doegons.
Seinenann bot einen S6rotihui
erbalten mo muBte iid 18 Sdrot
former aus Irmen uno Brnit entier.
men loifn. Srpei Der RirbeftSrer tint
perboitet mor6en.
Gbicago, 81.
gei 9an Sorn in Soma lit be
.Operlano 9imiie6" Der RiImaufee
gobn entsl'iit; elm Robbruh brodt
bic 2ofomotipe gum llmiouen. De
aan3e 3ug cntgleiite; Die @epGd. uni
ToitlpaggonS ipuroen umgelporien
nber Die Eaiiasierposgons bliebei
dufreGt iteben. Die gleiien6en iini
nit unbebeutenoen 8erlesungen 90
ponsefommen.
Der 3la sing iebr raid, OILS 6ei
llniaa eintr1t, oa er cine Yerip6tun.
einSuholen batte.
Der 9ofomotipfiibrer 6. S.gropi
aus Eerrp in Soma muroe getotet
feline oeihe muroe in ihredIid Der
itiimmeliem 3uitonoe unter Ger 60
fomotipe herporgebolt.
st. 2ouis, "a. SSebr.
Gin 9rnno, Der in Den oberen Stod.
iperfen oes anseblih femerfeiten @e.
bduSes Ho. 112-1t4 Noro 12
Strabe ausbrad. bat einen Sdooer
BON 500. 900 onserihtet. DOS &c
bGuSs miro pom Der WuIpibiI. 0beI.
geknidaft beniitt; Der &aupti&abes
ut our& 9eouA uno BaiIer oneeri&te
poroen. Gin GeuerdIaIorm brodl,
bic san5e aenerpebr an Drt uni
SteIls, abr trot arober Gr|lrensiin
gen geIans - erIl mad &xeijiiimbieei
arbeit, >er 8Iomusen &e<r " wer
ben.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-04
TIDINCS FROM
a SCANDINAVIA
News Of General Interest
from Three Countries.
HEDIN's FIRST LECTURE

Explorer Points Out the Most Import.
ant Results Of His Journey into Gen.
trial Asia to an Audience Which In.
,ciuded King Gustaf and the Royal
Family and Members Of the An
thropologicaI and Geographical 60
cieties.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-04
|GRE:SS

ret service
vote. Con-
appropria-
| lasted un-
the Demo
ting against
civil bill.
devoted to
Ewltsral APP
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-04

ret service
vote. Con.
appropria-
lasted un-
the Demo
ing against
civil bill.
devoted to
vltsral APP
=
propriatiou
considers.
y material
II carries
reports on
'fAtfon bins
|nls passed.
,propriatoo
xtsnded de-
-
".
ating to thu
n the Tween.
we been in.
p Of Browns
prove helr
hem eligible
y.
} to eonsid>
lis.
and White
bill passed
rmy debate.
on army,
appropriation
e. executive
n bill sent
third time,
e salary in
e president
| Ill, appropri.
the military
n appropria.
orts on agri-
prs and pub
reed to and
t to confer.
beaten by
iciency bill
on a confer
ly the entire
flibustering
he minority
no progress
r PRICES
| npany Cuts
yes.
"A reduc-
he wages OF
oye Of the
my has gone
Eanna Is one
pendent con
st announce
from the In
ar Of prices
teel corpors
bn affects oil
d the once
On PkiCSS
heat.
2.--Wheat-
n. On track
J. / Northern
$1.1iM.
X Yards.
ttle-Good TO
fair to good.
ice cows and
= s6 okme.25.
ep--Wethers'
ss.Oo@s.6e;
d Flax.
eatTo arrive
], $1.17&; NO
J. 2 Northern.
July, $1.15N;
o arrive ana
$1.67A; July.
t., SISSY.
PROVISIONS.
-wheat--May'
|01.06; Sept
Corn--March.
66A D66%c;
y. $3.50; July.
rk--May, $l7.-
las. Butter
kiries, 20@26c-
ltry-Turkeys'
hgs. 15hc.
lex Yards.
cattle-Beeves
RS. s4.so@5.5o'
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-04

| prts on agri-
| prs and pub
reed to and
t to confer.
beaten by
| iciency bill
on a confer
ly the entire
flibustering
|E he minority
no progress
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-04
8erbreHen uub ltNf6fIe.
WiIfeSb ARE. ga.

Sn Der CRUDE go. IA Der erie
Cool Go. bot cine 9elpoltise 6rplo.
fon bon i@losenben Dettern idsperes
ltnbeiI, beiien eanSer limions iid
gegenipdrtis o,,d ni6t I'M entiernte.
item ieitieIlen l6bt, anserid}tet.
Die CRUDE Iiest in Sort 9lanhorb.
Der Grploiion iolete elm beitiaer
8ronb, unb bic Ulamlen baben SUN.
berte BON @ersle,lten tiei IN bic Cru.
be Nneinsetrieben uno BON Der Het.
t,ins abeei&nitten. Die @rube or.
bsitete NIT boiler StGrfe, b. b. nit
ettpd 600 Nonu, aber pieIe 2eute rpa.
rem sur 8eit Der gsdoiion mdt bel
Der Nrbeit.
Mson bat einen 0euerioi&ihIaud,
in Die @riibe gebrobt unb bofft, Der
Slamnen balb Serr tperben 5ii fon'
men.
@egen 10 llbr tpurben Srpei 2eifen
an Die SberfI1de sebraft.
8ens, Nep., 9. WGrS.
Gin Srano bot DIE Sofels Arcoot
unb Valace nebit boaueebSriaer
SpieIiGIen seritort nnb einen Shober
bon 100000 aneeri4iet. Smnes
Nap 1T Der gefiser Der @ebGube, in
aenen nonb' abentenerIihe @eihidte
paiiiert lit. HouIette biIbete haS be-
Iiebteite Spiel in ienen SdIen, IN
oenen sroBe 8ermoecn perIoren &C.
saugen limo.
Bittsburg. 1. RGra.
Der fseuenpobrfapitdn Diuiau
@earbort bat eeitern einen norbert
iben 9lnsriff ouf cine Sraii alnnt
gogtsr psriibt ,nto iid harn felbe,
cine itspere Nhsnoe bvieebrodt. Seu
te .nttpiidte Der ilnelhdHde ieiner
WGrtern uno ftiirste lid a,ss einen
sSeiriter 6es eritten Stods beS Yitts
burg Sofpihnls. gr blieb tot uuf De-
Stra6e liesen. A..
A
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-04

Ipropriatiou
considera.
y material
II carries
reports on
|fatfon bins
Ills pAsssd.
rpropriatRo
| xtsnded de-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-04

| and White
bill passed
rmy debate.
on army,
appropriation
| e, executive
| n bill sent
third time,
e salary in
Ee president
| i'll, appropri.
| the military
| n appropria.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-04
bN PRICES

eat.
2.-Wheat-
u. On track
J. / Northern
$1.14%.
X Yards.
ttle-Good TO
fair to good.
ice cows and
s, s5.26@e.2S.
aNWotherS,
$s.0o@s.5o;
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-04

ating to the
4 the TWEEN
I'VE been in
? Of Browns
prove their
hem eligible
y.
J to eonsid>
lis.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-04

MARION 8. NORELIUS.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-10-02

a breeding patch. Continue this and
YOU have your whole crop from
'pecially selected seed every three
years. This will give you better seed
han you can buy anywhere at any
price. for the man who selects seed
n this way has none for sale except
from his general crop. but he can al
ways dispose OF these at high
price
How to Save Your Seed.
Planting seed should be sacked
from the gin in sacks not holding
over four bushels. and put In a dry
place for the winter II left in bulk
hey are liable 20 heat. and II not
-uined entirely. are damaged so that
hey will produce weak plants. when
rou have a few special selections
from individual stalks 10 plant IN
your breeding patch you can drop in
h" lint and II will come up as good
, stand IA II II Was ginncd
II n man were 10 adopt these
methods Of seed selection. he could
10 as Others have done increase his
-rop one-fourth In three or four
Years. and Just think what Il would
mean 70 'he South II II acre gcncr-
ally rracticcd' J W WILLIS
Bulloch Co. Ga.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-10-02
THE SEED RED FOR WHEAT.


In order to secure the ideal con-
iition for seed termination and plant
growth. seed bed FOR planting whcat
md other Hmall seeds should no, 10
mellow 10 too great a depth. but
rather the soil should be mellow and
Tcli pulvcrircd only abou, as deep
" the seed is planted Below that
isp'h the soll should DO Arm aud
ell settled. making n goo1 conncc-
ION with the subnoll. go tina, the
oil water stored In the sussoii may
80 drawn up into the surface soil
The nrm coll below tho seed. well
'onnccted with the suhaoii. supplies
no moisture TO the n~ed. while tho
n~llow coil above the seed allows
efficient circulation OF air TO supply
'rygen and favorn tho warming OF
he coil. gathering tho heat OF tho
,unahlne during the day and acting
Is blanket to conserve the coil
heat. maintaining more uniform
I'm perature OF the soIi during tho
eight
ue abVfs AbF F'FF1
~nnscrvcs tho soil moisture. acting
~ a mulch TO keep the water from
20 ching the surface. where IL would
~ rapidly lost by evaporation. and
tLc same condition favors growth OF
he young shoot upward into the air
and sunshine.
The too-mellow. deep seed bed ia
almost wholly dependent upon rains
'cr moisture TO gcrmlnato tho seed
and start the young plants. In such
Acco.bcd drouth IL very apt TO In
lgra the crop because OF the rapid
drying out OF the loose soil TO the
depth OF plowing. In the loose seed
ted the crop is not very apt 10
burr out" In summer. but II is also
more apt 10 freeze out" In winter
than n crop grown In the Ideal
seed bed" described above Kansas
Experiment Station.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-10-02
= ! q ~

VAyniTT us or Catalogue I and you viii learn
w .omsthlns n and inexpensive about
catching nah quickly In ann stream or brook.
=. en- n you have tailed heretofore. Now IL tho
tim- tor channel cat and aurkers postAi
to us IL sli II costa
EUREKA FISH MI COMPANY.
1stK.tN "a DALLAs IEA.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-10-02

NoeGrs Editors The first thing
n selecting cotton seed for planting
nurposes is to have a breeding patch
where the land has been thoroughly
nrepared well planted. rapidly Guilt
waited and yell fortified Plants
for breeding purposes should have
plenty Of distance in the row and
drill. and plenty OF plant food The
same laws OF nature hold true In
producing a good individual in plant
life as In animal life. and no one
would think OF starving or crowding
TO death an animal that was beins
raised FOR breeding purposes.
4 Good Variety Saves Several Years
Work.
In brecdiug Up cotton we must
arst decide what our object IS
whether proliacacy. big boil carlincss
Of maturity. length and strength
az fiber. or all OF these together a.
nearly as possible When We have
decided what Nc want We must then
look about and ind tho variety that
most nearly fills our bill. for No can
save several years hard work by TAX
INK up a good cotton that some other
man has been At work on for n mum.
Der az years.
The best type Of short cotton. In
nv opinion. IL prolific. biz boil
early variety that will yield high
percentage Of lint and with good
strong fiber about one and one
eighth inches in length This iF
about "a long n aber IA We can GO
and retain the other qualities de
sired
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-10-02
Cotton Seed Selection.

Plants Of the Type and Variety
From Special Three Years Time
You Make Per without One Lick of
Ntra Work
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-10-02
Why We Want the Early I.i2 IIoll
Variety.

We want n prolific cotton above
all things. for we want 20 max" all
that rs possible per acre. and. too
Il costs just as much 30 cuitivat" ar
acre thai makes only one bali bal"
a. Il docs one that makes bal"
Then NC van; the large boil. b~caus'
II ls much easier 90 pick. II we picl
Il Ourselves. or much easier hire
gatheyea. should we have 80 hire I
done We van, tho high percentage
81 ilrt because tint - Of more value
than seed and 40 must not lose
sight az tho length ~ fber. rs one
eighth ~ an inch makes Il worth
FROM ono 20 one and one-half cent?
more per pound than cotton one inch
or less fn length We want carlv
maturing varieties in order tina, our
crops vlll he made As early az pos.
sible Some times y drought in late
summer will catch slow maturing
cotton ~hcn the early cotton has IL
crop made Then where the boil
w"eYil r. We have 30 make early cot
ton or none
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-10-02

Selection should begin when the
cotton first starts To llmbinE and
'rniting To get "a prolific variety
The joints on both limb and stem
should De short and the whole stalk
have blocky appearance II must
begin 10 fruit carly and very rapidly.
The only way 10 know good indlyld-
Vi! plants is by making careful
study 81 them
when We have made this selection
% good stalks and early fruiting. We
should mark each stalk BY tying n
h1'ihg on y. or In some other way.
Al'oF The cotton opens we should
lneh 20 through and sample the lint
Va each stalk selected and where
"s INT Is what We want. and tho
oo'is large enough. tie n paper bag
=, - 20 The general pickere will pass
~ or pick the selections first.
rant your breeding patch the fol-
ing year Win these selections and
whole crop the second year from
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-21
sdnesnHaren.

G6oIoiteDine, @a.. 16. Mdrj.
ssoEm arnrItrong Gbaloner. Der
friibere @atte Der Sdrlititeaer;n
9lnelia Ripes. erihoB beate auf iei.
mem 9anoiis Nerrp Wias ben gng.
ldB6er sobn @iaar0 mdbrenO zines
5ireites. Die Goronersgeitporeuea
iprahen Gbalouer pon iegIid)et
Sdml0 frei. @iaaro, Der 0rei Ne;.
len Don Werrp Drills Uobnie, iteini
ieine Satin nigbaH0eIt 81 babea,
oenn 0ieie fam nit ibren stiuOern il
6boloner, I'm 0efien Shus au5uru'
ien @iaaro folgie. e5 Tam 5u ei.
mem Worrpehiel. @iadrO griIi feline
Iattin tbdtlib an, iporaui GBaloner
SasDiidenirat uH6 ieiH giitol 5og.
ginarD ergriff Die @afie In0 nab.
reu6 oes Ringens Inn Den geiib 0s5
RepoIDers entluo er iih un0 8iaar0
itiirste, Don elmer stitgel in ben aopl
aetroiien, toot 81 goOen.
gou glaire, ggis., IS. Wdr5.
Ger Al Sabre aIte Soiepb 5oH
mur0e bier bon ieinen gruoer Sen
m. eiuem iriloeren 9oli3iiten. er-
id,oiien, moraaf iih Der lestere 5uei
Qliaeln in ben aOpi iagte. er lie9i
nun ouf Den go0 oarnieoer. Sir
aomilienitreit mar Die llriade oel
| >dlieRerei. 4
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-21
ErdiOent Saft er6rtert in eiHer 3n.
iarift an oeH 3OHgreF Die
SarifreDifUH.
llHnmsausIid RStbis.
Bis sum Hd6iteu 1. Suit pirS Oas
9efisit Oes SistaIiabres rtwa
$i00,0O0,0O0 bstrassu.
Seduas mnfl scidaffeu UexOeu.
ggaihinaton. .. 9. 1s. Wlnra

@aibinston, .. G.. 16. gtarJ.
9rdiioent Saft ianOte beute fol-.
genOe 9Otihaft an oeu 8ongreB:
sIn Den Senat ino oas gbseor0ne.
tenbausl
SSd) babe oen 9onareB 5u 0ieier
GrtrGiigtng einberilfen, Oamit CT i'm
Stanoe lit, iofort iiber oie 9epiiiou
oeS Gin9Iep Sorifs 81 beratben. Sic
Se0inglngeu, inter oenen Eroout.
ton gInfertianug unO @eid1ft i'm
9Ilgenleineu iidb noI5ieben, boben iih
in Den Iebten II Ssobren 10 seduocrt
oaB cine &euonpoiiimg uuo gfepiIion
Der Giniubr5ole notbmeIroig gemOr-
oen III. 0aSu fommt, oaB oas bette
henOe Sarifgeiet init Den onoereu
GnelIen oes Observation-Disclosures
nidt genug WfttteI ergiebt, I'M ole
beiUiliaten gIusgabeu 81 oeden. 9lm
ndchiten l. Siili iper0en ole gusgaben
Ole Ginnobmen oes loufelloen sSistaI.
iabres I'M $1OO.00O.000 iiberlfeieen.
Die in Den lekten @1blen liegreid)e
@artei lit perpfIihtet 5u elmer @eut
Iion 6es TariiS. 9us 2an0 uno be.
| lionoers Die G'eih1ftsmeIt eriporten
loos. Die glusiid1t oiif cine ab6noe.
rung Der Staten oes ginfubr3ous Der.
lnnIabt inIner cine Suspenoi7nq
ooer Gtodung oes @ei6dfts, Desetl
Ser llngepiBbeit ser GeH0ernngeu,
oie 5m MAIDEN iiHO, uno ibrer @Jir.
lfuneen. sc lit oaber BON grSBter
| geidtigfeit, ooB oos neue @eieb nit
HOLDER Gle siitgebeiBen unO nnge.
nommen miro, oIs iih nertr1gt mi.
| ser qeboriaen Glrdberotbung, Die es
oerlcnat. aus oieieu @riinoen babe
lid aeglaubt, ocB nilgenblidIib eing
| @eIeqenbeit tuar, i'm Gimme Der Der,
lfuiiiinq, Die Die einberufung elmer
gTtraiieing rebtfertiste uno er.
heilfDte. sSn neiner 9infiibrlings an.
| iprohe erfI1rte id) in tiir5en @ortrn
lDR @rilno5iise, rod oeneH mad mel.
IHem llrtbeil. bic Hebilion 0es Eor:fs
poraenonmen UerOen ioIlte nu3 mics
lipeniaitens auf cine ueue ginfommen.
quene bin 5u Der mir iniere 3ufludJt
nehnien fonnert, mn Elm 5ufiinitiges
Geii5it an oerhinbcrH. gs lit nift
notbmcnoig. Dab i'd nohmaIs ipieoer.
lbole, mas i'd oamals iagte. SD mage
oaruuf bil5uoeuten, 0aB oas sc.
bcnsintereIie oes @eid1ftes es erfor.
Dert, OaB oie gIuimertimnfcit Oes
9onareiies in oieier Sibitngsperiooe
iid) bauptidblidb Der 9urdberatbnng
oes neuen 1urifacieses piomet un0
0ab es fir ous Qnno iun 10 pieI beljer
it, je peniger 3eit BON Der 2eaislo-
tir in oieier SitiHgsperiooe anoeren
Oegenitdn0en aetpiomet piro.
(llnterjeidnctJ &iniam Gaft,
ggefBes Saus, 16. Dedr5 1909.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-21
SSreiaciprOd,en.
TaIeanah. OfIa.. IA. Wldra.

Taleqlab, OtIa., IL. M1r3.
Tbonas uno ssobn BDcIifie, Die
anaeragt iuaren, ecSiaaf 1iIoitrap.
einen SiufSbun0esmarihoa get0o-
tet Al baben, sUnroen DON elmer Surg
freiaeQeben. 8il0itrap mur0e i'm
Sabre 1906 in einem @efedt NIT ei-
ner ganoe, 81 oenen Die g8DcIiffe's
aebort BADEN io1ten, IN Den Spori.
nmDs5iigeln geto0tet. Die 5reiipre,
sung eriolgte. als es Dem Stoa.e
miBlunqen mar, ole Syoentit1t Ger
9lnqreffer 0es Warihails qeHan felt.
sdteIen. 9iidter BritfRtt mics be
geiftuorenen on, i'm Sale bon Tbo.
mas @ncliTfa Elm freiiprehen0ss
Ber0ift a65ugeben, nno Elm antrag.
sSobu @DeIiiie 5u entlaiieH. puroe
unteritiitt. Die Mucliiies per0en
sahlreiher 8erbredyen beihuIoigt
unb felt iedJ5 eSobreu iUir0en ie Dor
Ser 9oIisei nerioIgt. sic lieiersen
iidj id)lieBlib ielbit ous, rabOem
gouoerneur 5asfea ibueH peripro.
den bate. DAB iie eiRen unparteii.
ihen 8roseB erbaIteH lUiuoen.