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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-04-01


Taft opposes high duties on the ne
ceoeaxiea Of life.
Chicago business msn have opened ,
wnf On bucket chops.
Hartman sMys his health il great,
Improved - ; realut Of hin trip to ths
coaet
Herbert <. Swlft. ons Of the heir,
OF the founder of the Swift Packing
company. II insane.
A number of bills affecting the
bankruptcy law have been introduced
n both houses Of congress.
A Japanese bark at San Francisco
h.. clo~ed lts doors and examiners are
trying % uutsngle the books,
Roosevelt will stop at the earthquake
strirkhsn city Of Mesaipa OH his way
to The African hunting grounds.
The Utah Fuel company. charged
with obtaining coal lands unIawfulIy.
ha~ made = complete surrender to the
government
The Chicago. Milwaukee A. Puget
Sound railroad now has tn rails laid
the entire distance Of Q, 4ae milems. A
through service will be established
soon.
II has been found that all weddings
Tor the past SO years at one of Lon.
don's leading churches ARE Illegal.
steps VIII be taken TO leg jxe the
ceremonies.
Austrsx demands the abandonment OF
6ervian claims.
The Illinois senatorial deadlock re~ |
msina unbroken.
More than 10. 900 aliens arrived In |
New York one day last week.
Ten persons were injured and several
buildings damaged by an explosion Of /
gas At Pitasburg.
Iron workers In Pennsylvania con-
template strike because their wages
have been reduced.
Naval Constructor Evans, of the
Mare Island navy Yard, Gays a feet liz
needed on the Pacific coast.
~ 10 said that Hill and Hartman
have settled the controversy over the
Portland terminals and big improve.
ments are to be- made.
An explosion In the plant OF the Illi-
noss Steel company at Joliet, Ill.,. re-
suited In the death Of four men and the
fatal injury Of ak others. II
Mrs. BoyIes, one Of the principals In !
shs Whitla kidnapping. made desperate
attempt to escape by jumping from a .
train, but WAS seized Ia time by officers. /.
Officers for the graft prosecution In 1
San Francisco raided tho offices OF the
United Railroads and secured valuable h
papers which had been stolen. A num- III
bsr OF arrests have been made. n
Charles w. Fairbanks il visiting in
California.
The volcano of Ixaleo. Salvador. Ia o
showing increased activity. In
All Middle West railroads have de. u
rided to restore the Scent fare. .
The Iowa legislature has voted down n,
In absolute bank guarantee bill. n,
Twenty-Five Russian political pris- b,
'nsrH have been condemned 10 death. liz
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-04-01

Chicago, March 80. --America's re-.
ported support of China's proposal ts
submit the Chinese-Japanese- anchur.
ian differences to The Hague tribunal
Is not believed in Japan. where the de.
t"rrent effect Of the arbitration of the
house tax dispute is still felt, accord
ing to special cablegram from Toxic.
japan, 1t is declared, always is pre-
pared to settle differences In the most
eonciiiatory way, but the Chinese off,
ciais shrink from the responsibility.
enormously believing it to be the SAT-
est to delay a settlement Ia Manchuria
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-04-01

San francisco, March 27.-District
Judge Van Fleet, in the United states
Circuit court, refused today to grant
tne petition of the Southern Pacific
raliroad for retrial of the ten CHARGES
Oh cruelty to animals brought bv fhe
government and decided against the
appellant. The case was the outcone
Oh violations of the law prohibiting tbe
keeping of cattle in transit in th ,,s III. .,e
;onger than 20 hours without unload
ing Tor food, water and rest. The
railroad attorney argued that the law
was unconstitutional. Jaw
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-04-01

Denver, March 27.-Two highway
men : entered Pullman car in the Den
yer g RIO Grande yards, at West Do on-
' yer, early today, held up the passen
gers SIX IN number, and the condn ,c,l-
sno porter, and got away with aho ~.
s4oV 10 cash The only woman passsu
ger, Mrs. n r. Hussey, of Rootb Par
harbor, Me-, was not molastsS 81" nay
car was part of Denver & P;o me
s saAlh no. 8 which was held up at Mil.
tary junction a few weeks avo ~ III
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-04-01
Praise Given Sha,L,.

O. London London, March &c. - Lieutar.n,
ana aSn discoveries have bron lpl,
cnorus of praise and adnirat;e ~
LOUIS Charles Bernachi, who was n { s,uii'
t eis1 70 the Discovery Antarctic sr wy az
fall fail ~ lsoi,l9O4, said in an interest;no
1ae Today that the sledge iournev n as
10 Gays under such conditions 90 20. OF
described is one of the mo ,SpS as were
alton ieats N the annals of polar explor
ra soUn. a man working in the Al.
the Shaa, % ounces of food daily. Int
S sne onacSleton party cut themse, Dos
down to 20 ounces. themselves
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-04-01
TEST SPOKANE DECISION.
Railroads Can Get No Encouragement
From Prouty's Explanation.


From Prouty's Explanation.
Chicago, March 26.-On behalf Of
Cne Western railroads involved in the
spokane rate case, ]. C. Stubs TODAY
Tried to get some light on the decision
OF the commission. At his request
commissioner Prouty met him and the
various points in the decision were
gone over and discussed.
IL IS understood that the commits
sioner informed the railroad man that
tne decision meant about what If said
ana that the order was drawn in wav
which, in the opinion of the comm;s
sion, would make it most difficnlt -
attack successfully. No secret is made
u ene 1act that the railroads have de-
cioeu to test the order in the courts
because they feel that the strugo1s
between the commission and the ra;Il
roaas with regard to rate principles
must be fought out to finish. Pros
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-04-01

rronteras Mex, March 27.-Dpr;n,
ene work of excavation going ON ha-p
are acceptable with an immense as as',. :
ment of prehistoric arms was ',r assore Z
e me entire deposit is in an adn;r
aoie state OF preservation. A graa.
many OF the arms are strange 10 tha
so..ecsions now extant. A comnlate
SUIT OF armor, made from GOMEZ 'es ;e
weapons. s xmas OF
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-04-01

salt Lake City. March s0.-In the
United States District court TODAY
Judge Marshall fined the Union Pacific
Railroad company. tho Oregon Short
Line the Union Pacific Coal company
ana j. M. Moore, manager Of the
Union Pacific Coal company, 81. 600
eaen. Everett Buckingham. division
frame manager of the Oregon Short
n'ne' was fined 81. 900. These fines are
tne result of suit against the com
panies by the ID. ]. Sharp company.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-04-01

Nacozari, Mex, March s0.-Miners
employed in the famous Babacanora
property have uncovered evidences of
NINE disaster many years ago. in
winch 90 men are said to have heen
buried alive by huge cavein. Two
skeletons have been uncovered in the
old workings now being cleared.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-04-01

Los Angeles, March 25.-Spineless
eaeel made by the hand of nature and
W.T. N.Y. oi man are reported by w. L.
Sue 70 flourish luxuriantly in the
oierra Madre ranges in Western Chihu-
anua, Mexico Wolfe today set out
severai OF the plants. Wolfe declared
sns' .ne spineless cactus plant is edible
any tnat flelds of it are fenced from
caetie- He said the plant bears a lus-
ia tos req truit which Mexicans make
lhto Jellles and preserves.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-04-01

salt Lake City. March s0.-The
Utah Fuel company pleaded guilty in
sne United States court today TO the
translucent acquisition of 1900 acres
OF coal land, and paid fine of So. 600
also $ls1, 600 for the coal extracted
ana reiinquished the land. II was ac,
CURED through dummy entrymen as az
ricultural land. 20
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-04-01
Senate Still Deadlocked.

10 oprlngneld, Ill.,, March 25.-After
to- e. lo,nt ballots today, the legislature
se,n na l1seif still in a deadlock over the
S Session OF successor to United
~. Senator Hopkins. In one bal
~ ~, governor Deneen was the recipient
th ~ one vote, after he had made it plain
a LAT ne would not be considered as a
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-04-01

Mortcn--The county engineer has
been here running levels for y big FIJI
ACROSS Fraser creek. The filI will not
only b. used ~ wagon road but will
keep the backwater from the Pend
d,Oreille river from flooding 400 acres
Of meadow land,
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-04-01
Investigate Land Er..,

spse; aS,nington. March 26.-Add;t;o.,.,
IsoS agents to investigate e n',
"a 'Sna frauds in the West ws ~se alleged
Bsllinger. 'Afy OF the Interior
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-04-01

GrAngevilIeCo County Superintendent
7. NJ Granville has designated April
~ - arbor day and a general observ
Ance IL expected By school children Of
TIE county, Special literary exercises
VIII be arranged in every schcoI and
portion Of the day will be devoted to
tres ard flower planting.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-04-01

Nampa-An important deal has been
closed here through the X. w. Purdum
real estate agency, by which the Avelin
Fruit company, composed of Chicago
men, bought 72o acres of fruit land
near kuna, five miles east Of here.
The deal represented an investment Of
about S2b, 900. The land is under the
reclamation system.
The tract will be planted to apples.
making the largest apple orchard in
the state. A nursery will be started
on the land this spring to grow the
trees.
The adaptability OF the land to apple
culture was thoroughly exploited by
the promoters before going into the
deal.
Recently tract of sos acres near
Soma, railroad station north of Nam
pa, was purchased for commercial orch
ard land.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-04-01

/ lewiston With seed barley in de-
mand at a price which averages two
cel e. 70 md, the supply ia hardly
sufficient to seed the spring acreaoe
and 1t ia believed that seed grain win
be shipped from outside points. The
delay In completing the GranQevilla
branch OF the Northern Pacific forced
involuntary profits into the hands of
warehnusemen, who were frettinp be-
cause they could not move the crop
early In the season. This delay meant
not only profits to the warehousemen
but 1t will afford a seed supply which
VIII be sufficient to supply most of the
demands.
Seed and feed barley has been shin
ped from Cottonwood and Grangeville
to other towns where the supply was
low. II is like carrying Goals TO New
castle. but 1t Ia fact that seed grain
VIII be shipped in. Last year Vollmer
shipped more grain than any town IN
Idaho and this spring three cars of vel |
low barley have been shipped in and |
more will undoubtedly follow.
Senator Depew says Roosevelt loved /
ms JOB as president and regretted hay-
ing to leave.
The government is testing a rifle
equipped with an electric light which
aim to be taken at night.
Canada proposes to build dread
naught or two and turn them over 10
me mother country should the neces-
sity arise.
In the recall election for mayor of
LOS Angeles, George Alexander re.
'eived about 1000 votes more that his I
'earest competitor. Id
Ex-Queen Liiiuokalini. of Hawai-;
Who has been 10 Washington la the in
erests OF her claim against the gov
rnment' is hopeful that her visit has
ot been In vain.
castro says he will start revolu- a
ION on arrival In Venezuela. Ii,
Physicians have abandoned hone If Il
aving the life Of Madame Modjeska. g
MIRA Pierre Lorillard, wife of the "
,oaeco magnats, committed suicide in
Washington.
Coalition in the German reichstag In X
roken and Chancellor Won Buelow'a sc
'wer Is again tottering. es
The Colorado Legislature has mod;- - I,
% the direct primary measure by 10
'ding the convention plan. n,
The Whitla kidnapers have been ins to
cted IN Ohio, but viii be turned over m
pennsylvania for prosecution. a
The speaker of the Nevada house ac- W
SEES the senate of fraud in connection
IN the report on a defunct bank.
Porto Rican delegates to congress en-
tariff has ruined the coffee industry pr
that self government is farce. al
WI
a Russian woman has been arrested bu
%, during the past 80 years, has rid SIX,
women Of troublesome husbands. old
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-04-01

Boise Following the instructions 81
Attorney General Wickersham, the in
dictments against John |. Wells, Pat
rick Downs and John Kincaid, charged
with conspiracy to defraud the govern
ment out Of timber lands in Boise
county, have been dismissed in the
United States district court on motion
o. District Attorney Lingenfelter. No
action was taken In the cases of James
J. Barber and Sumner G. Moon. az
wisconsin, officers of the Barber Lum-
Der company, who are under indict-
ment on the same charge.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-04-01

Peck-The ranchers representing the
farmers unions Of Melrose, Central,
Russell, Angie and Surnyside ridges
met In Peck and formed an association.
They wanted to buy the warehouse
from Mr.. McGill, but could not reach q
satisfactory agreement, so they de-
cided to build for themselves. George
Watson and Captain Woods, Of Mel
rose, A. G. Hardman, of Central ridge,
Will Oglesby, Of Angle ridge, and Hi
ram Avber, Of Sunnyside, were elected
directors. George Watson was elected
chairman OF the board. They will
proceed to get up articles of incorpora-
tion and expect to have warehouse
completed by harvest time.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-10
Selesraiiif Silien
til
orfparsminiiteren

Sopeobeitprelien for bet ipoife
WenItres GaIlesoreaniiation bar
ienbt Goriparsminiiter s. s. Gbri.
itenien fsIeenoe ~telegrafiife $ilien:
y$s. Gfsc. G~oriuarsminifter s. 9.
Gbriitenien, aebenbabn.
nnbertegneoe, Der meo Sorg 90
Sorme er Wi6ne til De Mngreb, Der
fra mobitanoeres SIDE oaglie rettes
mob Dem perionlig, bringer Dem
berpeb en- biertelie Silien, ioet pi til.
flyer Dem Dor Ststte til en- inarlig
2esnine al Goriparsipsrgsmaalet
paa @runblag at ben meaem Uen'
itreornpperne trufne Operensfomit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-10
&O0mOrOct / Spben6uSn.
eeanoers SiIftaoeffe.


9eanoer Der oflagt fulo Silitaoei.
ie ON, N ban bar mDroet aommis
@Brnieu.
5illtaoelien falot oqere0e ON
Morgenen ben 81. @u9. enonu in6en
&etten bar int o9 6orberet begDn6t.
6ulom9gtig @raoe tom forbi Gel.
lerne noe paa @ongen | &etslofalet
/ 5alfonerolleen, bbor ben bagt6d.
benoe OpOager boboe laoet 2eanoer
gaa iioen for GeIen ct giebIif. Og
ba 9ennoer fit 2ie pon 9ommpren,
i%tanoie0e ban 6enne oe boo ON of
tale meo bam. Soao ban egentlig
piloe, bar n9ppe / giebIiffet 0ont-
meren fart, men ban gap Jig til at
toGe meo arreitonten, trenete mo
paa oenne og fit iaa plitoielig De
Orb no Of bam: oSSa, ia = oct er
mig, Der bar orpbt BAN. De beo oet
10 goot, ion oct fan life nptte, ieg
npgter oct mere.
0ommeren loo ifelge Dab9pn."
itrafs Hetten iptte og Moroeren f.
re for Sfratfen. Og Der eentog Sc.
amber iao uforbeboloent og uoen
MooItano fin 3ilitnoelie, Der fsrtes
til Brotofols, oneriattes af 9olfen,
oplpites poa Spif for Grreltanten og
bi6nefait goofenotes of oenne.
goa ieIoe @oroets 9etoilIer fom
9ommercn life mo. 2eonoer grpo
uitonoIeIiet og bar iao neobsiet, at
Gommeren itooig frpgteoe for, at
ban ifuIoe ipnfe iamnen. San bar
ioa nerngs, at ban for iommen,
bner @org 9ommeren brugte Or.
bet n2iget", og man maotte til iioit
boooe 9iltale til BAN oe | Silfsrs-
Ierne til DrotofoIlen benDtte 8enoin.
gen Sen osoe Mano" | Steoetfor.
On aftenen fom 2eofoer poanp
| 6orbsr. Men bette blep gonife fort
% braete intet iom belft MT frem
u6oper bette, at Moroeren erflprebe,
at ban bopoe n9ret gonife olene ON
@oroet, % at ineen onoer, beller it.
fe asnig, baboe bnft bet rineeite meo
bette at gre.
asnig logoe iepriet geiIoe pao
Neiten of Rettens Dag. 9ommeren
bar aIbrig rigtie troet paa bans
WeoifpIo | Woroet, oe 2ennoers Gil
i%toaeI'e bar 10 MI befr9ftet oenne
antneelie. asnie bar imiolertio til.
ftrQffeIigt poaS onpittiebeoen | Sor.
peien, og Der benter 9etten ct fort
Nrbei6e meo BAN, inoen bans Sp.
perier og georagerier og iprlig bans
GomIip meo 2eanoer foreligger
fulot oplpit.
asnie oioroe lieeiom 2eanoer ct
itarft neobeiet Snbtrpf.
Ig. asbenbopn, %. @ugrit.
Topmoroeren 2eonoer bar | 5or.
miooags forieet at begaa Selomoro
| fin Geae | @rreiten poa @legoams.
peien.. gtf fin Sfiorte, Tom ban bop-
De repet | Stpffer, baboe ban oannet
en- Qeffe, bpori ban boboe foriegt
at fpple iig. 9o Spipnet opoogeoe
Oct, Iaa ban poa @ilpet | Geaen
fuIoItanbig bebioitIes og tilipnela'
6enoe liples.
Der blep eiebliffeIig tilfolot 29-
ger fra g~Ieebamsboipitolet, og fle-
re af oisie fom burtigt til Steoe.
Otter at De | nooen Fio bopoe or.
beioet meo 2eanoer, fit De BAN after
folbt til 2ipe; men oct er tpipllomt,
ON ban fan lere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-10


Gem iom bi0tiI, o9 beoer Gem fort
Intte 8eres opgtioe 9lrbeiOe til $eo.
belle al SoIfets Seluitpre og til
8aon for bort gonle Seorelano.
S 9eitnrelien for 8enItrereform-
pnrtiets iampirfenoe 8elgerforenin-
ger / Spaan0.
Gen 81. @uguit 1909.
Sans Senien, SiersIeO, Sormauo.
@ertel Senien, aar6us, Sefretnr.
SerenS per9aaro, a1tuoeaarb, Be
preientant for S6iiteo 9lmt, s. g.
Iielien, Sruitrup, 8epreientallt for
Rauoers @nit. anton Short, &obgl,
Iepreientont for 9fibe @mt, Seder.
SEMEN. SebD, 9epr9ientant for
Sierring @mt, q. sc. Senien, Otter
Sosiing, 9epreientant for aalborg
amt, 80. Soeobien, 8ibp, Gepreien'
tant for aarbus amt, 8. 9baitum,
9oIoing, HeprGientant for 8eile
amt, 81. Wooien. 9im, &epr9ientont
for Gingfsbing amt.
Sbartelesram fra 6oriuarsmini.
itcren. 6oriparsminiiter S. 6. Gbri'
Itenien bar gipet De iamoirfenoe ipo'
tie 8elgerforeningers 8eitprelie fel'
genoe Spar poa Den telegrafiife Sil.
lem, geitpreIien ienote Winiitaren
2sr6og oen 81. @ug.
I'll geItpreIien for genitrere'
iormpartiets iompirfenoe gelgerfor.
eninger | SpGfon6. Meo BARN 6elel-
ic al @leoe og Gafnemmeligbeo ooer
Ceres trofaite 6oritaaelie al min
StiGling ienoer ieg min @enbiIien
oa beoer Gem bore f%orpisiet ON, at
ieg I 9ogt meo 8elgerne bill bic ale
mine arefter til arbeioet for at
lsie 5oriparsippresmaaIet til @apn
for bort S9orelano; noar pi faor
oenne Gag / Orben, oa logger 8ejen
after oaben for pioere SremIfriot for
bort Soft.
0eres bengione Sc. Gbriitenieti."
st Erutcit.5 olfctos. S anbleoning
al s. 6. Gbriiteniens lloneonelie til
Meolem al Winilteriet oil Der ira
Meno of forifeGiee gartier, ifriper
,sSpa. SPIT" Den %. augy ilbgaoOp.
fororing til Meno og apifoer ira
oano og 9p ON at oeltage | ct BRO
teIt.Solfetog feritfommenoe Senoag.
On iamme groteit.5 oIfetog meo-
oeler ,0att." famine Dag:
glanen til bette Eog ifploes lite
gnfeltmano, men er f%remfommen
iomtioig fra fIere Sioer. Seller life
[igaer Der Gorti.S ormaal til @ritno
for ben paotenfte 9emonitration.
Sssnotil n9rpnrenoe Siospnnft bar
ben peientIieit funoet S~ililutning
bos ben fsbenbabnife Sanoelsitano,
Der bar fslt iie iterft berert peo
llolanoets forringeoe Sillio til ban
fife SorbinoeIier efter ben s. Sept.
Meo Billie bar ben poag9loenoe
areos boIot ale chile og milit9re
g%mbeosmpno uoen for fine Naoo'
Ilaenineer. glan6t Snobpoerne fit
oes forelebig = 2iiten er life Hut.
tet = bI. a. fslgenoe: GtatSraao
Sans albecf, G~rosiererne 2embigb.
MiiGer, Soiepb Iatbanien, Sob :.
Sanien, anor, @Ian Sanien, Gbr.
SoIm (Socob SoIm & Senner) 9a-
bio Met5 Gmil Sert5, .. Sfop9aaro-
geterien, @noreas geterien (5irmoet
Soleer geterien), Carl Sob. aoolpb
81. Solm, 2ippmann, @nitap Bag
ger, @ler. @egb og $. asmnsien;
enopioere @ogbanoler Trpoe, Ga.
brifont 2empigb.Miiaer, Sofbog.
bonoIer Brior, Oireftsr gop. Sert5,
glrfiteft 2effIano, apotbefer aarl
Hiiie, Operretsiaefbrerne emil gep-
er og Stefan Setcb, Soteleier Boitl
MsIer, Or. Seperin gbriitenien.
Direfter emil Droit m. Il.
gnonu err Saeen fun pan fit f6rfte
Erin. 9erfor bar beuer lite Sogets
WaaI og andre pietige gnfeltbeoer
funnel faitilaas.
"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-10
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