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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11

moneys deposited with IL, and Of Interest
~ the rate liked b said boar. with
no. less than i've s~ufetlce. reslde.et and
yaesr. Of tbs state, who shs.s together
u property within lnls state not
exempt from execution, over ana above theIr
Hepts and liabilities. doulae TIE amofnr ~
We penalty u said bond and each of whsgl
worm not less Than fre
s-yus1na dollars; and wie shan Justify such
~rssp0nsiDllfy By their several afndavits :
rAatA sac bond and sureties shall. before
49, nlng, b approved ~ said board .
y ne4 thtreof a bond o. q surety
company authorized 70 DO business 10 this
1tate' - security and pledge for the uav-
L-nt 1pon dsr-and 70 him OF bis order, free
y FAsnfnge, AZ any place 10 THIS state
ses .a aatsd ~ hin Of All such moneys de-
gVsiteo Win ~ ana Of Interest thereon at
me rate nxed b. said board witch bonds
H14A be o. a. least fifty Der cenr. Greater
faine thar the moneys 70 Be- received ~
~ uePsitary from said state and shall
DSard- The board u deposifs NAV rsn1ire
w fdnk Examiner 70 Thoroughly investl-
kFtr ehd report 10 Il concerning TIE con
eh,on or any a which makes application
y = stAts oeposifary. and may also,
a. OFTEN as u deems Il necessary, REQUIRE
slcl Investigation and report concerning
tns CONDITION Of any bank which may have
peeh deslsnated as such depository. Every
DahA osslsnated az a state depository shall
rene" is bond TO the state treasurer every
tour years unless otherwise srdered by the
state board OF deposits. The said board Of
deposits may also require the furnishing ~
lev BONDS az any time when they deem It
necessary. When a depository shall furnish
new bonds as security for state de-
posits 20 replace former bonds, or when II
snal desire 70 cancel any bond previously
furnished Tor the purpose Of reducing TIE
totai amount OF Its security the state
treasurer shall bring such matter before 4
meeting OF the board Of deposits. II the
oOald ~ resolution legally passed o duly
recorded In Its minutes, releases OF csncsis
any bond. the state treasurer shall furnish
s1en depository a statement under the seal
Of MS ONCE releasing the makers and sure
lies 81 such bonds from any new liability
under the same. which statement when
countersigned ~ the secretary OF state shall
% su1cient notice 10 all concerned that
the makers and ~sureties are relieved from
any new liability under said bond from and
after such date. The bond shall then be
mafked Cancelled" and kept IN the dies Of
Section 2. This act shall take effect and
oe IN force from and after It's passage aud
Approved June II, 1909.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
No. a08. Al Published June %. t90a
CHAPTER SIS, LAWS OF 1909.

No. a08. Al Published June %. t90a
CHAPTER $50, LAWS OF 1909.
AN ACT 70 create section i05Od Of the
statutes. relating 70 the valuation Of poll
cies q Industrial and disability Insurance
annuiries.
resented In senRte and Assembly. DO enact
a. fellows
section i. There Is added to the statutes
4 new section % read Section le5cd
!. Policies 81 Industrial Insurance. on which
the premiums are payable monthly or Oft
ener shan be valued 20 produce reserves net
less than those computed on the standard
Industrial Mortality Table" and the Sub
STANDARD Industrial Mortality Table based
en- the experience az the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company. with interest az three
and one-haif per centum per aEnum.
? Annnities shah Be valued 70 produce Re
serves not less than those computed on
sMcCliutock's Tables 81 Mortality amone
annuitnntS- with interest AZ three and one-
half per centum per annum provided that
any table not exhinit'ng 81 any age = higher
death rate than that shown ~ the CORE
spending ags and duration BY the British
olos Annuity Tables 1875 may o. use4
Amenities granted m any poles o. life t1-
surnnce usy Be valued n Ike manner ex-
gspt that annaltes deferred FOR ten years
OF more nav be valaed On the table or
mortality used tor computing the premiums
8. The reserves computed on policies In
surinE against disability because ct sick.
ness er accident shall net Be less than those
defrrnlnea according - thc "Brifish Friend
" Society Table 1875 20 1850 VITA Inter
est AZ three and pua-haif per canium Per
annuma The commissioned NAY Targ the
standards 60 spch cases wAfge the use %
snth fahie = tmPracticaoie. ana n8y also
require additional reserves IN case q has
nF1ors occupations
Fhis secticn shall not apply 20 azy
policies issued prior % 1907
Section 2 T1ts act shall take eject and
te 70 ioVcs frou and after is passage and
puhiieaHta
Approved Isae 10, 1904
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11

deaf pupils, and making an apE sOprissisa
therefor.
The people Of the state Of Wisconsin. rep
reseEted IN Senate and Assembly, do enact
as follows
section j. Subsection ? q section SIS OF
the statutes, is amended 70 read , "a
The board Of education OF any village or
city which shall maintain one or more such
schools. shall through is clerk or secretary
report 70 the state superintendent anncsily,
and oftener Il he 50 direct, such facts rel2-
tive 20 such school or schools as be may
require.
81 There shall be paid out Of the state
treasury annually In the month Of July, 20
ths treasure - the school district board or
Of the bard Of etgcstion IN the city OF VII
lage maintaining sSc1 sSheoi or schools
under the charge Of one or more teachers,
whose qualifications shall be approved By
hundred fifty dollars for each deaf pupil
Instructed IN such school or schools az least
nine months during the year next preceding
the frst day Of July. and a share Of such
sum proportionaie TO the term Of instrue-
ton Of any such pupil who shall be 50 in
structed less than nm months during such
year, and the additional sum OF one hun
dFed dollars for each deaf pupil not resid-
ing Ia the school district where the school
for the deaf is located, but residing In this
state, who has bse1 - instructed. and who
Ends Il necess4y while attending the school
for the deaf 70 pay Tor cOard IN the district
maintaining surh school or schools or 70
pay for II transportation "a and from such
school. or both. when the parents Of such
deaf child are unable 10 meet this expense.
and a share Of sueS cre hundred Gfty dol
lars Or two hundred fifty dollars as the case
may De pr0portionate 70 the term Of instruc-
tioa o. any such pupil who shall be 20 IN
strueted less than nine months during such
year.
49, The school board Of the district main
tanning such a school may use such part
Of the state aid provided FOR IN this act IN
the payment Of board and transportation
Of said nonresident pupils, as II shall hnd
necessary.
Section 2. This act shall take eject and
be 10 force from and after It's passage and
publication.
Approved June IL. 1909.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
No bsf, 81 Published Jane 60. 1909
CHAPTER 55s. LAWS OF 1909.

No bsf, 81 rPnhlishea june 60. o
CHAPTER 5SS. LAWS OF 1909.
AN ACT 70 create suassctlous IL, - and
~ o. section ILL., Of the statutes. re-
iatiug 70 the use Of voting machines at
primary elections
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin. rep
resented IN Seaete and Assembly. do enact
A. follows
Section / There are added = section
It-i2 II the statutes three nsw snbsections
70 read Il Voting machines may be
used AZ primary elections. subject 20 the re-
QnirementH 81 section tf-a OF the statutes,
and 70 the following provisions.
Each machine SHAH he constructed and
arranged SO that Jll the names Of al
candidates entitled 70 appear on the ballots
At the primary ahaii appear on the machine
fel the voter cannot vote FOR the candl-
dates % more than one PARTY (8l the
voter can secretly select the party for which
he wishes 70 vote ~ che voter can vots
Tor As many candidates tor each once a.
BE IA lawfully entitled 70 vots for, but GO
mora
10 a. No vess an the irregular ballot
device shau y colated Ter any person fer
sRy party, n such person's name appears
on the printed ballot labels Of that party.
To vote for any person as the candidate
or erT party when tie name Of such per
sea geee not apiets 9pon the printed ballot
.aeels OF that Narty The voter shall write
the naHe o. such person r. The proper place
y ths irregular ballet dsvice. and designate
the party for which ae desires such person
&c - Che nominee
a. All laws e thts state ralatiAS % ths
use ~ voting machines az eiecttrnz. ans ali
f~enAiHies prescribed for violations OF such
laws shall applv 60 tls nsa OF vctiag ma
Gaines AZ rItnaEy e~neftaas Insofar a. zQch
laws are not In a,nfrf with subsection IL
or SECTION Al-ie Provided. however. that
ton whieA has hssr seafed closed. or
int6rd. rs prescr is section 44-ia af
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
No. 648, Al Published June p, 1905.
CHAPTER 53S, LAWS OF 1909.

OHAFIEH Do, LAWS OF I4Ud,
AZ ACT to amend subsection 7 OF section
o3oe OF the statutes, relating 70 printing
the proceedings Of the Wisconsin teach
ers' association.
The people Of the State OF Wisconsin, rep
resented Ia Senate and Assembly, do enact
as follows
Section 1. Subsection Z OF section 835e
OF the statutes Is amended to read (Sec-
ton 33Sel Z Five fh0usnnd
copies annually Of the proceedings Of the
Wisconsin teachers association, provided
that the whole number Of printed pages
shall not exceed two hundred and the same
shall be distributed By the secretary Of the
said Wisconsin teachers association.
Section ? This act shall take effect and
be In force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved June II, 1909.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11

laNo. fi1. ~ Published June %. 1909.
~ CHAPTER $50. LAWS or 1909.
IAN ACT 70 amend section 1896 q The stat
uiea relating 70 stock Of railroad orr
p0fatioua.
srhs people Of the state os wisconsin. rep
resented ia Senate and Assembly. Do enact
a. follows
y section /. Section 1921 Of the STATUES
.ds amended 70 read Section 1925 Tha
heupifal stock " nny such corporation may
inDe Increased 70 such 40 amount a. mas ~
stfq stockholders be deemed necessary for tho
tYufcnasa or construction u any railroad
~ hict Il may be legally empowered 70 gur
base Or construct for additions 70. Of I'm
i4toyementa Of. ~ railroad Or property for
Aoditlonal equipment Which may be necas.
ttafy IN the operation % its railroad .
for real estate thar may De needed By
-sAld corporation Tor railway purposes and
Tor The purchase. construction, and equip
,iufnf " any extension. branch. or addition
I sny railroad. the capital stock o. which
re owned Or held 10 trust Tor said corpora
aoton. by q majority vote Of an IL stock.
p person Or by proxy, a. any annual meet
en8, Or A. any meeting called BY IL directors
tgf that purpose. By q notice 10 writing 70
zach stocEhnldsr 70 be aerved on him per,
tonnllF Or By dcpositing the SAN 90 the
ipontoNce, postage paid, properly directed
- him ~ the p~ostoflce nearest bis n1uai
rdnee or fsatience. ~ least twenty DAYS
.4rior p such meeting such notice shall
Htatr the tine and place " such meeting,
..ta object and the amount 10 which h II
proposed 10 lRcfeaes such capital stock. No
fotn Ia favor " such increase shall take
nnecf until the proceedings o. such meet.
No, showing TIE uatnea Or all u the stock.
aplders voting therefor and the amount u
taek owned BY zach, shall be entered UPON
The records u such corporation nor unfi
4ne raliFoad commission shall have iasued
- ecruneate that such Increase ~ stock
reasonably necessary TO accomplish the
Abiects OF ths Incorporation o. such railroad
company. bvery such corporation,
q Increasing - capital stock. shall ME
With the secretary " STATE. Whenever issues
X stock shall be made under this section. 4
seport showing the amount isnued aud he
purposes % which n has been, VI Is to BE-,
fcfoteds whirh report shall BE- verified ~
ne oath 81 The president or the general
aAnager theraof, and o. the chief engineer.
Section 2 Thia act shati take effect aud
10 fierce from and after IT, passage and
Publication.
Approved June ~. feoa.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11

e4-. Al fpuhlsstad Jans - 1909.
CHAPTER So. LAWS OF 1909.
a. 70 aIsnd subsection = q sectfon
SIS of ~ statutes. relAttnk g scaoo1 far
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
No ttA 81 Published june - tqea
CAAPTER $40. LAWS OF 1ana

Al al % create sections ITa7-fee "a
ef-i1s, inclusive. o. the statutes. -e-
le.las 10 railroad crossings and foullng
re people q he State q Wisconsin. rsr-
resented n senate and Assembly, % enact
as follows
SECTION l. There are added % the stat.
azs seven new sections 70 read Sarrf.,
l1af-i2e Whenever 4 pqtitfon Il ls5-es
Nfn the commission hy TIE common eeurrlf
any city The village hcar1 q anr riiias~
las 19No poaTd q any town. within or
bordering upon whieh a hir5wav sr $780,
crosses or i ercssed By = railroad. Or wft5-
p cf BORDERING upoa which 3 hiEbwav or
a~1es = Proposed = - AID out acr,rv 4
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
2JS, AL fThubiiahed June -. 1903.
CHAPTER $40, LAWS OF 1909.

anho. 23S, al Published June -. 1909.
CHAPTER 500, LAWS OF 1909.
An G 70 amend section 37S of the stat.
n. The people OF the State Of Wisconsin, rep
IN utea, relating 10 the board Of regents u
e. the University Of Wisconsin.
fnIhe people Of the State q Wisconsin, rep.
" resented Ia Senate and Assembly. Do enact
ar As follow.
10 Section /. Section 37s Of the statutes t.
Z amended 70 read Section 37s. Tbe gov
nyernment Of She university shall be vested
AHA a board Of regents. 70 consist Of one msn-
2 Der from each Congressional district and
tetwo from the state at large. az least . : .
Of whom shall b. women. 70
be appointed BY the governor the second
woman regent shall De appointed 90 Or be-.
~. fore February 1st, 1911 but this sct shall
As,tn no way affect the term o. Office u the
1eipresent members % the board u regents
attae state superintendent ard the president
prof the university shall Be e~r-of1ciO mem
tbers u said board, said president shall BE-
asa member Of all standing committees u
ieithe board. but shall have the right 20 vote
eoeniy Ia casn o. q tie. The terms ~ Office
roof the appointed regents shall BE- three years
ltifrom the hrst Monday Ia February 10 the
Atfear 10 which They are appointed, and until
tthe appointment and qualification o. flsir
Irrespective succasuors. unless sooner removed
.bT The governor but ~nppoiptmenta 10 on
yacauciee before the expifatfbn Of tho tins
shall b. FOR the residue Of the term only
~ Aecfi0n 2. This set shall take eject and
nbe ~ force from and after It's passage and
,ifpubiieati0n.
Approved Jans II, 1903.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11

eisnonorable or rnprofessionai conduct" as
reee IN section 1485fr-22 Of this act are
1srepy declared 70 mean First. procuring.
@elnf or abettng a criminal abortion
-econd, advertising either IN bis or her
name or IN the lame Of another per-
. sen. nrm. association or corporation Ia any
Z 1t~spapers pamphlet. or other written or
printed paper or document. IN any obscene
manner dcrogatory 10 good morals, or the
4 edferufiDg Of any method or means where
1 " the monthly period II women eau be
y regulated or the menses reestabliHhed n
SUPPRESSED, Or being employed by or 10 the
service OF any person, frm. association or
corporation 80 advertising: third. indulging
- the drug habit fourth, conviction Of
any cuense involving moral turpitlde.
4 section 1435f-24. ANY person practlc-
1hf midwifery a. herein defined. without
!. having obfnined the certificate herein re-
4 Qaired or Whose certificate has been re-
> foked or anauiied, or any person who shall
yndertHke 10 practice midwifery 10 viola
tl0n "a any provision OF this act, shall 30
n guilty OF n misdemeauor. and upon convic-
h ton thereof shall b. punished ~ q dne Of
) not less than twenty ave dollars nor more
4 than one hundred dollars Tor each oGeuse,
r OF " Imprisonment ig the county jail. fnr
. q term not exceeding six months, or by
D. both such 0ne and imprisonment
e Section 2. All acts Or parts ~ acts com
Il NETTING with this act are hereby repealed.
b Section 3. This act shall take eject and
ne ~ force iron and after is passage and
. Approved June IL. 1909.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-15
OIL BUBBLING
FROM SURFACE
GULF OF MEXICO
CAPTAIN OF STEAMER CONF
EDIAN SAYS THREE STREAMS
ARE VISIBLE SOUTHEAST OF
GALVESTON.
BY Associated Press.

Galveston, Texas, Sept. 14.-Captain
NeCheTtOn, of the British steam snip
Comedian, arriving in port here today,
reported to the United States hydro
graphic headquarters that three strong
streams of oil are bubbling from the
surface Of the Gulf of Mexico. $50
miles southeast of Galveston. The
phenomena was observed by Captain
NethertOn August 10. SOundingS
showed a depth of 5,4O0 feet. It has
been known for some time that THIS
strange oil spring existed, but never
before has it been reported so active.
The spring is believed to come from a
spring Of the oil strata which forms
the Corsicana and Beaumont fields.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-15
BY Associated Press.

Chicago, Sept. 14.-Warning that
the United States will soon cease to
be an exporter of foodstuffs was given
the American Bankers Association
to-day at the close of the first days
session Of the convention by James
]. Hill, chairman OF the Great North
ern Railroad board.
"The idea that we feed the world is
being corrected" said Hill, and I'M
less we increase our agricultural pop
ulatiOn the public food supply here
will soon supersede the question or
the market abroad"
The words of Hill were followed by
an address by Lawrence o. Murray,
comptroller Of the currency. The
comptroller emphasized the necessi-
ty of cooperation between the comp
trolIer and national bank examiners.
Referring to the guaranty of bank de-
posts, Murray said: Il believe in
Just one kind OF guaranty Of deposits.
1 believe in the guaranty which comes
from the comptroller the currency
doing his duty under the law"
In his annual address President
Reynolds declared in favor of a CEN
trail bank with one hundred million
dollars capital as a means or avoiding
disturbances similar to the recent
panic. Governor Deneen and J. T. Tai
bert, president of the Chicago clear
ing house association, welcomed the
visitors. Speaker Cannon also made
a short address.
Criticism of the express companies
issuing money orders Was included
in the report of the express compa-
MES and money order committee.
After an adjournment from the
regular session Vice President SheT-
man, who was passing through here,
made a few remarks.
1t is believed L. E. PiersOn, pTesi-
dent of the Irving National Bank Of
New York, will be elected president of
the association and Los Angeles chOS-
en- as the next place Of the cOnven-
ton.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-15
TAFT BEGINS
TRIP WITH A
BIG BANQUET
TWO THOUSAND BOSTON BUsI.
NESS MEN GREET THE PREsI-
DENT ON HIS FIRST APPEAR
ANcE SINCE CONGRESS ADJ
JOURNED.
Rv Associated press.

Boston, Sept. 14.-Taft's first pub
lie appearance since the adjournment
OF congress was at a banquet here to-
night which was attended by 1000
men representing the business in
terests Of Boston. The banquet was
at Mechanics Hall and was given by
the Boston Chamber Of Commerce.
1t marked the beginning of TaftS
thirteen thousand mile trip.
The features OF Taft's address was
his endorsement of the proposition TO
establish a central bank in connec-
ton with currency reform; his repu-
diation OF any attempt to start sec
tiOnal strife in the United States such
as that attributed to Governor John
son in calling upon the west to or
ganize against the east.
Preceding the banquet Taft was
given a reception and shook hands
with many. people, including many
noted personages-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-15
J.P.MORGAN.JR.
MAY SUCCEED
F. H. HARTMAN
RUMoR THAT HE is TO HEAD
THE UNION AND SOUTHERN
PAcIFIcs FOLLOWS HIS ELEc-
TON AS DIRECTOR OF BANK.
Ry AasocIatad Pr.sn.

New York, Sept IA. P. Morgan,
Jr, was elected q director OF the Ma
tional City Bank today. The election
is accepted by Wall street to indicate
harmony in the financial situation be-
tween Morgan, Kuhn-L Loeb and Stand
ard Oil interests.
Morgan was elected In Harr1man's
place as director and this follows
closely the rumor that young Morgan
is intended as Harriman's successor
as head of the Union and Southern
Pacific systems. Commanding the
position the National City Bank in
terests hold IN the Hartman railroads
is indicated by the fact that four OF
the six members of the reconstructed
executive committee Of the Union
Pacific are directors in the bank.
Judge LoVett succeeded Hartman as
chairman of the executive committee
OF the Southern Pacific today. Other
changes were the same as the Union
Pacific yesterday, J. II. Schiff and,
William Rockefeller being elected di-
rectOrS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-15
Declares That Such a Man is
An Ernbezzler of
Power.
OUTLINES HIS VIEWS IN SPEECH
AT DALLAS AS TO THE TARIFF.
"cANNoNIsM" is DESCRIBED AS
pEsPoTIsM AND SUGGESTS AN
AMENDMENT TO HOUSE RULES.
By Associated Press-

Dallas, Texas, Sept. 14.-Denounc-
ing those who would violate a party
pledge ratified by the voters Of his
party as an embezzler OF power, VIII
liam J. Bryan this morning, outlined
his views as to the tariff before an
audience which crowded Bush temple,
one of the largest auditoriums in Dali
las. Mr.. Bryan primarily urged free
raw materials and suggested planks
for the Democratic platform in &C
cord, he declared, with Democratic
doctrine.
MI Bryan came to Dallas at tho So
notation OF party leaders OF the state
to discuss political affairs. He came
from his ranch in South Texas after
several days hunting and fishing and
his address was delivered to en-
tnusiastic auditors.
"CannOnism" Mr.. Bryan described
as despotisna and one of the planks
suggested was an amendment to the
rules of the house OF representatives.
to correct what he considered faults.
While not denying a candidate the
right to repudiate a part OF his plat
form, such reputation, he asserted,
should come before the election.
After his address here, Mr.. Bryan
went to Fort Worth, where he will
speak this afternoon, returning TO
Dallas tonight to be the guest OF hon
or at a dollar dinner"
Mr. Bryan was introduced this
morning by DR.. Q. NJ. Rosser, OF Dali
las. Taking for his subject "Democ-
racy and the Tariff he spoke at some
length.