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The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-07-31
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NOTICE..

Nom Residents procuring resident hunt
ers license will be prosecuted for perjury.
JOHN A. WHEELER,
State Game Commissioner
Springfield, ILL.,, June l, 1909
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DEAR SIRs:-I have used only one bottle Of
your pomade and now would not be without it,
Tor it makes my hair soft and straight and
easy to comb and also starts q new growth.
MRS. w. 4. WALKER, Sta. 1-Harriman. Tenn.
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The Negro Business Mems League
meets every two weeks. We have ex-
tended an invitation to all manner Of
business people and you have no ex-
cuse.
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with anyone save authorized agents
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Don't wait to hear what the public
thinks before you express your opin.
ion. Say what you think II you believe
you are right.
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The Clubs, Social and Otherwise.

The Clubs, Social and Otherwise.
Ladies' Sunlight Social, meets every
Wednesday at the residences of its
members, discusses art, culinary, and
home circle questions.
st. Paul Sewing Circle meets every
Thursday at Lecture room of ST. Paul
church, discusses all important home
circle questions.
Mothers Literary, meets every
month, auxiliary to st. Paul Sewing
Circle.
The Woman's Club, meets every
week, is the oldest club-has been and
is rescue club for the fallen,
philanthropic agency, this club has a
social and juvenile section, Mrs. C.
H. Morgan is president, Mrs. Higgin-
botham is chairman, of the social Sec
ton; Miss Clara Blackwell is press
reporter for this club.
The None-Such, is social club
among the younger society folk
meets every Thursday.
Don't Worry Twelve is composed of
of the elderly married ladies-meets
weekly.
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Please don't put the collectors off
When the collectors come, pay them.
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THIN BILE CLUB.

Meets every two weeks on Friday.
Besides needle work a social and lit
erary program is rendered.
GERTRUDE WADE, Pres.
MARTHA CHANDLER, Secy
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We are with the right, as was Lin
coin. and the right will win.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-06

oerfommen io1te, our6 eiaen gliid=
liden 3ufou init ibren 5roueal cil1-
gei6loiien bot, uno norunt tie oct
@uni6 ibres gaters. Ser in ibrem
Solon i6lofen nil, elrergii6 5,t-
rildmeiIt! $50 tit Der 8rief binee-
fon1men1 Ser por6er ouf Dem Glide
lagl @er oies aaes begreift miro
Iogen: uSraulein Stangerion mltb=
te, bob Der Woroer mieoerfommen
piiroe. Tie fonnte tin nidt So
ran biftoern, pieoer5ufommen.
tie bat es nielnano mitgeteilt; Dem
Der Woroer loa unerfonnt bleiben.
8or oQem oorf ibr @oter i'm nidlt
fennen, iiberbaupt niemono = o11Ber
&obert 9ar5oe. 9enn &obert 0ar.
5ac fertnt i'm iebt. @r fannie i'm
bielleidt ifon friiber. Mon bette
an ieine @orte i'm @lDieegortell:
pWfllB i'd oenn Elm @erbreden bege-
ben INN Did 8t beiiBen?~ @n mem
eilt 8erbredet1, menn nid]t an oemic=
nigen. Der gegen lire 8erbinouna lit:
an Dem Mtoroer2 Mon e%rinnere iih
ferler Der 4ntport 9ar5acs ouf
meme Srage: ogs mdre Sbnen ooh
nidt unangenebm, tpertn id Sen
M30roer entoedte2 ? So, fonnte
i'd i'm nit eigener @ano toten!" @o-
rouf id inn erpioerte: Sic 6a-
ben nift ouf meite 8raae geontmor-
tet." Slider fernt 3or3ac Sen M0r.
Der, nno er bot angit, oaB if i'm
entoede, tpenn er ou6 fel6it i'm to-
ten mo6te. Gr bat mir meme In
teru6ung mn aus 3pei @riin0en
erleidtert: eritens, neil i6 i'm oa5u
ge5tpunaen babe uro 8lpeitens, hin.
tie better 81 beobadten.
Sd bin in i6rem 3immer. SD
betrodte 5rdulein Stongerion -
i'd betradte ol6 Die Steae, no oer
8rief porbin lag. Sic Bot oieIen
8rief ar iid genommen, er mar fir
iie. unbeotn9t! 9ie arme. pie iie
5~ittertl Sic @5ittert, tp66renb iie ans
aus Dem Mltnoe hires Goters Die
pbantoitil6e @eididte bort, ME. Ser
Moroer in ibrem Simmer gepeicn,
ulb mie mir i'm perfolgt baber.
9lber lie lit ideinbar erit berubigt, ais
iie bort, oaB er nns mie our6 3oli-
Der entronen lit.
(Tortlesura foTet.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-06

ner Sleii6briibe ooer 8aiier utto
ldBt oas &rout langiam 5mei bis
oret Stunoen oampfen. Sci Dem
4nridten ninlmt man Die Serpiette
6e6utiotn ab mo ii6ergieBt BEN auf
Der S6iiHel lfegeroen &rautfopf
nit peiBer Strait ODER &iimmel-
lauce.
&inosgonlaId).- 8ereitungsoa4er-
cine quite bolbe Stunoe. Sir 2
oniebnlide 8ortionen i6neioet man
/ Gf0. ioftiges Sdienfleii6 aus Dem
oifen 8eil oes S6enfelS, @iift=, No=
iet- ooer SbpeifItiif genanl1t III
fingeroife @iirfel uno beitreut 6
nit Sal5 uno 2 Melieripiben 8ori-
ia. Cine groBe 3nie6el miro iein=
ipiirfeIig gei6nitten = ni6t per=
lpiegt moour6 Der Saft o1f bem
@adbrett bliebe - III eigroB beitem
S6peinefett in offener, &aiierole
iernmel9elh gebrdten, oann Oa5
8leii9 oa5u getot. Sat oieies Don
oaen Seiten Sarbe g%enoin11en. 10
oeft man es 5u uno ldBt es i'm Ell
gener Softe foderl. Grit menn Die,
let tpeggefo6t lit, 10 giebt man Ell
1len 5upeni6opfer 8oiier bin5u,
bilr5n, mlffodet uno peroiiniten, 10
oaB oos 5leifd nodmals ms 9ra=
ten fontmt, nm es nodrnals NIT eli
mem fleiren Qltalttltm @olier ofl=
5ltgieBen uto oortn fertig 5u fo=
d]en. 10 Minl1ter1 Dor oem @nri6=
ten leet man 2 IN gleidmaBiee 8ir=
fel gei6nittene, robe &%artoffeln Elm
rlto oampft tie NIT Dem Sleii6
mai6. = Nu6 miro moit6mol cine
9olbe Same Somatell binein ollr6=
geidlogen. = Statt Shpeil1eidmal5
fam mon fleinmiirfelig geidnittene1
p%ertpenoen. Mebl bari CUR
nidt 9enommen peroen; bic
ieIbe biloet iid aus Dem 5leii1ioft,
oen gebrotenen 3miebeln uno Sem
8unitpoiier, uno lit oos @oulai6
nrr in oieier 3uianmenitelung cdt
uftqariI6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-06
Wrnm0eiaemtmmg nebertraannaen,

Sranf 6. 9arris uno Srnu an See
grieit unb Srau, @runoftiif an Der
8ejtsRoplar Ctr; $4,000.
Walter S6leber unb Srau an s. @.
Stephens uno Srau. @rnnoitiid IN Der
Belaire A0Oition; $3.50.
%. 8. Iuger oil q. 81. 6enoeripu,
9rIiIlbitid i'm Heuen Gitps8lod $50;
s. @. auger an Sarriion Barnes,
9runoltild i'm nelien @itbS8lod 639;
500.
Nntonio 6. g~altanola an s. s. anas
ptds GruRoitiif an ber @elena StreBe;
$500.
s. 6. gaolucci an 6. Blum, @runbs
it'd I'M Original gitp Got /; $1710.
@runofiid an Der @rore Abenue, Gens
neriibe Abbitinn, 500.
81. 9. g. 8itte aft 6erbert 6. Sorb,
@rnn0itiid all Der @arben Ctr; $2250.
O. Us. Anger an s. 8. 8irotl, @runbs
ltlld i'm neiien @itb@9lod 639; $18T.
Alamo 5eigbts Company an 5. Z.
WllHeburger. @r1nbitiid IN Der 4lamc
9cigbts Suboibiiion; $65.
Solomon Snpon an German Sratlz
Her @runoltiid an Der aearnb Strabe;
$3.50.
NiberIiDe 2onb ouo cSmpropement So.
an Srau 8. q. Sferls, @rltnbitiid in
Der 9iperiibe &art aobition; $1,000.
Charles 3. u. 9unmel an Srau Dtari
Y. @oof, @rruoitiid an Der SiozS.ores
StrdBe; $500.
IS. SO. aueer an Sumpbreh Sam.
ion, @runoltiid i'm neuen Githz@,od
500; 1915.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-06
Oetui1t1tt &Drtetl.
9urd bic GrfabrHng zines San
MAtOnier8.

8ir itno in Ser Got gIiidliG, ourfJ
Die Grfabrungen unierer 9eo1barn
profitieren 5u forner1. Die 0ffel1tli=
6en @rflGrungen zines 6olt 9(r=
TONER'S ii6er Sen folgen0en @egqn=
itono meroen Souienoe bon 2eiern
intereiIieren. 2eit oieIe Gngoben.
SIR fonnt feinen belieren 8eipeis en-
balten.
S. $. @ulom, 9u6fiibrer. geo.
327 Sf=Gommerce @troBe, gon 9n-
tonic Seros, iaot: SD fiige BE-
reftiptligit mein 8eu9nis Sem piel=
ler Qnoerer GIT @un1ten bon
9oan's geieren BiQen BEL. Sd botte
beltar0ig 56mer5e11 i'm nnteren Sell
meineS Hiidens uno 5mil6en mel
men 96ultern uno i6 fiiblte Mid
~beItGnoig i6per uno beoriidt. 0o6-
Dem i6 bon 9oon's GiQen geb0rt
bate, beridoffte i'd mir cine S6o6=
tel BON Ser 8eror Drug Gon1panD
nno 6egonn iie gu gebraudell. gu
meiner l1eberrai6ung urlo 3ufrieoelt=
belt erbielt id prompte 4bbiilfe uno
oQe S6mer5en in meinem &iifen
limo beri6punoen. Sd farm iogen,
BOB 9oon's Nieren Giqen genolt ooS
iino, fir mas iie altsgegeben iper-
ben ltrto bob iie 5%uoerldiiig in Ser
9eilung bon geierer= ulto 8loien=
2eioen iino."
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NIIerIci.
901n 6 Simms 1T

@m. $. Simms iii gum 8rG-
~iioenten, gilbert StepeS gum 8ice-
Braiioentenb Or. S. Serren gum
S6abnleiIter unb S. M. 9ance gum
Sefretar Der 4usiteGungsgeieaI6aft
ermablt.
Ser Gro5eB gegen Mrt6ur
8roBoebmigen, Der am Ia. Muglit
cuff feline S6maeerin Mort6a Steal
idoB, lit CUR 3eit inn 81. 9iitriftge-
ridt i'm @ange.
SIN bieiigen Gountpgefangni5
bat ii6 Soiepb 9. So6nlon alias 5.
S. Sol6roof, elm Mann bon unge-
fabr so Sabren, Der bes @ebrau6s
Der 8oit gu betriigerii6en 3peden,
mlgeflogt mar, erbdngt.
81. 81. Smitb, Der 2egislatur.
Gepraientont BON 9(toscoia goulltl
Der angeflagt 1T ben Salbinoianer
Sbtelos geidoiien 8u baden, beitrei-
tet, baB er NIT Dem Monne IN einenl
Saloon mar. Or bebauptet in
Selbitberteioigung gebanoelt git ba-
ben. @r fpuroe gegen 8irgi6a1t
pon$1000 IN Sreibeit geiebt.
Die Inp6lte fir SSH @oobs,
ben friiberen &aiiierer ser @ooos
Sectional 8onf, baben eegei1 Die an-
flage als feblerbaft @intpano erboben.
9as 0ibeaa oes ySubnat"
an Der Nolan StraBe oarf nidt Der,
dnoert neroen.
am 10. Salluar miro man
in Der Z. @aro oariiber abitimmen,
Oh bort ell uSmprobement 9iItrict"
eingeri6tet meroen 1oa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-06
Fine vorteiIhafte Offerte.
9as bini9Stc Sanb tint
Mdrffe.

80 Scftiunen 2anb = 16 sniam.
~menbanaenb, 10 eniammenbGnaeno
nnb 4 ieparat = in 81 Baio gpuntD,
maize bel Der Stabt &anbprn mno in
seringer Gntfernnng BON Der Giicu.
BALM iinb gum Sreiie bon So per
Ifcr 81 perfaufea pber tuerSen gegen
eingeridtefe Jarm pSer Stabteigen.
tnm umgetanidt.
Cute @iebscgenb; CUTE Silbermi.
uen in Der Nahe.
@ad)5nfrasen in Der Office Der
Sreien YreiIe fir Segas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-06
ssiirft @fsntar6

Bat ME bel nm Die Sdnlgelebrlomfeit
Der Ner5te gege6en, nnb 8rofellrr
S6ipenninger 9etpann bes groBen @ana<
lers @ertra1en gerobe baourdl, ooB er
ii6 ni1t auf gele6rten &rimsfranss,
fonbern auf Die eeiuilbheitliden Wii.lel
Der gtatur berief. Son bem1ef5en
Stanoplrfte aus erfatlben bpr Sahre
b~uuberter Die aelebrten Mtonde bon ct.
Bernard Die iettber beriibmten ct. Ser
narb &rd1terpiIen, cine Naturarsnet,
fpelhe mr. aug ben beiten Sdften 6etts
frdftiger 8flanSen 6erge1feut, Elm iid)e>
res 6eilmittel fir ale 3eiben beg NeS
gems, Ser 2eber nno Der 0ieren onrhtea
tet. % Gents. Mle 4potbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-06
8erieb
&nnmlnnle.

San 9lntoniu, Seq, 6. Gan. : 0re
ntrarD 3% Cts; @oob Srbinorb 5 7/t6
gts.; 2otp Mibblin8 rs Cts; @io6e
ling 8 Gts.; @oob 0eibolin9 s q Cts;
03tooling Sair SIX gts.
@alneifpn, Segy 6. San. = Srbiz
narD 4B Cts; Sob Mfiobling 6 7/16
Cts; 2oip Miboltng 9B Cts; Wto5z
ling 8 Cts; @ppb Miooline 9 % Cts;
Wi6bItng Sair 9A @ts.
gtetu Srleans, 2a., 6. San. = @ooo
SrDinarb 6& Cts; 2otp 0ibblins
SIS Cts; Wiooling SIX Cts; Cons
MtoOltn9 on Cts; @ibpling Soir 97s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-06
@as lit @lid?

Ser @oIfsmntuo antiportet: 0@eleeis
len, mas ni6t 81 d1loern it," Sod es
giebt nod elm srDBeres Slid, uno oas
1T Die @rtnnerung an elm idperes
DtiB9eidid, oaS man tatid6li6 bod
nod 6eleitigen tonnte. Sic Sauieuoe
uno a6er Sauienoe, tpeIde burd 9r.
Silsbee's 6erii6mte5 6eilmittel nInaz
feiis" bon ben 9ualen Der 6Gmorrhc.z
ben befreit tporbeu liilb, betGtigen oieles
Slid Der @rim1erung in ihren 9nnfz
i6reiben an s. Geuitdbter & Co., 9pT
2416, gtetu @orf, fpeG1e ultf @rftdieli
Broben bon Gnnfeiis f~pitenfrei p~erIenoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-06
SIM nenen Sabre,

Sas alte Sabr, es tit %serrpnnen,
Mtt feiner Suit, nit feinem Sdnter5,
Sas reue Sabr, es bat %begpnner.
Gntgegen jaitf'st linn je6es 9er5.
Sas nene Sabr! @as tntrb es %bringer,
Sas lett bent SeitenidJDs ettffamttt?
GGkt es inns Snbellieber ftngen?
Sinh sur Gittt1tifnng mir %berbammt?
@s 6ietet tupl npn Gut mnh S5ien
Setn gleid]es Sell, tuie jebes Snbr!
&ieaeid)t mtrb's man1es H1tiel I6ien,
Sas tns bis jett md bnnfel tpar.
Sontm' iuie es milf 0ir mulen gebcu
@ntgegen linn nit friidjetn Mnt;
Gent SGlefjteit ippa'n mir tpiberitebeir,
gefGrtpfer es bis auf has 8lnt.
Gs brD9et jett tn biefetn 2anbe
Ser Sretbett ernitlide 8efabr,
Smrdl cine fredJe 6emdler=Sanbe,
Die tets Elm Setnb Der Sreibett mar.
@ir ba6en segen ite at fdttpfen
STIR tni're Sreibeit, infer Heft,
Ntf)ts bari inn Gampf ben Wfnt nns
b%antpfen,
@er fetge 5anbert = banbelt idledlt.
@tr fGrnpfen nidjt nit hlnt'gen @affet,
Nift gifts 8ellpnais tpil6enn Spiel,
9lm @ablplat miifien mir erraffen
Sen Steg, ber bieies Samples Stel.
Sie @eiber, ueld)e Spien traseit,
Ole M6nner, bic inn ltnterrpd,
Die iuDl(en mir BON bannen jager,
Stntues, tueit iiber Stetn nnb Stpd.
@ir rebett nidt pDn tuil6ent Trnifen,
SIR Wtaeigfett atd itebcn mir,
Sn6 iplen ingeihpren laffen
Sic inner ebles gone star gier.
Sir bies lakt ms has 0las erheben,
Sc sibt sur Grbeit 2rit unb &raft,
Gs mebrct i1ns bic Suit nm 2eben,
Ste alles Sd5ne nm nns if)afft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-06
sdabamts Neparterneft.

Sd)uBamfs requirement, Sttice
oeS northumberland S(rditef-
ten, @aibington 9. g., ben II.
9e8em6er 1868. &eriiegcltc augc=
bote peroen in oieler Office bis 5urt
8 l19r am 4. Gage oe3
Se6ruar 1909 entge9engenommen
uno oann geoffnet iperoeu, fir sic
fomplette. ausfiibrunq oes 9(us-
6oueS oes Ser. ct. 8oItomtes uno
@eri6tsge6dltoeS in San 9lntpniu,
SeEas. in ltebereinitimmu1g nit Sen
8ldnen uno Spe5ififotionen, pp-
BON Gopher IN oieier Office ODER in
Der Office bes @uitooiou in Son
Intonio, SeraS, nod Ser Obstruction
oes Observation-Disclosures Nrditeftell
6e5ogen rperoen fonnen.
Sancs &nor Saglur,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @rditeit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-06
Sin beiIerer @eImnoheitssnitanS

trat bel mir Elm, als i6 begann, Or.
Sings Neue 2ebens8iGen gu ge-
brauden, idreibt Sacob Springer
bon 8eit 6ralflin, @aine. Sic boil
ten meinen Mogen, meme 2eber ltno
meine gingetpeioe in Srbnung. %
@ts. IN aaen @potbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-06
Salfe p%erlanat.

Sunger 9euti6er (ooer Sdmeoe)
Vfom uno 6rau, obne ainoer. Gle
8rau, Inn fir cine fleine 6amilie
gu foden, gu pai6en, 5u biigeln ut!o
Die oagemeine S%ausor6eit gu be-
iorgen. Der Wann I'M oaS @ic5
81 beiorgeu nno a1f Ser Semitic
5orm gu orbeiten. Miiiien fdbig ,lnb
erfobren iein. @utes uno pernto-
nentes Seim fiir Die ri6tigen 2eltte.
@eiun0e @egeno - 9iltel1oiitrift.
S6seibt on
81. q. Irnolo & Sun,
Bortlmno, SeroS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-06

Gum gerfonf BEL oaen Sdrlolern.
9reis so Gents. Soiter-W2ilburn
Co. Buffalo, Seem Oorf, aleinige
4ge1ten fir Die Ser. Stoaten.
grinnert @u9 oes Nome1ts :
9oonS = ul1o nebmt feline o1oeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-06

ltnter Ben M}eni6en gibt cs
mebr ionoerbare @ogel ols unter ben
8ogeln.
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ScIrats.S hetne,

5re0erid 9obes 6agner unb Gedna
6. @enarD.
Gus. g. suebuer unb alma q. g.
Shipemt.
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@e1nmfe.

aartoffeln, California. $3.50 unb
$3.50 per gentner.
3piebeln, 0elon 9ouner, $t.65 uno
$1.75. Seras $1.25 unb $1.35.
Somaten, Segas, $1.25 per 4 Gor5s
Crate.
ao6I, $1.75 per 100 8fuu6.
8obnen, crime Segas. Is gts., Hur@
Be &a6s SO gts. per &iite.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-06

Stodtaube 0bren lin6 oft nils.
lider ols bpppelt gefpibte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-06

ganmiupliamem itnb beiien 8rpbnftc.
9rima gallmnoGiamenzMeb per gon<
ne $23.50.
8oltmfpoaiamenzOe rob, $4.24.
Brima 8altmtpoliamenS& ucben, per
Snn1e $24.00.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-06

Simple fir 9faui6branb, @iL-
oes 8eller (9lofleg). 3um Ser
faltf BEL
Gnpples Srug Company,
1913 @. Commerce ct. San @ntonio
8ute @etr6nfe nno fomoIer
2unh Ttet8 in gargitaaer's Saluoa
nnb Geitanrant, 8illita StroBe nebeii
Der Sole Der Sermannsi0bne.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-01
MAXIMUM. MINIMUM
PROVISIONS REPORTED

WASHINGTON. April 30,-'rho sen
ate finance committees S substitute for
the Payne tariff bills maximum and
minimum provisions were reported TO
the senate today by Senator Aldrich,
chairman Of the committee, 1t puts
in effect after March 81, 1910. max
imum provision for an additional %
per cent ad valorcm on all of the rates
of The senate bin and then gives the
president the power TO rpr!v zoe MIN
imum rates TO any country or section
of country by proclamation. 1t pro
vidcs for duty of > cents on coffee
and 10 cents on tea importld from
countries TO when 'he maximum rates
are applied, The lection also gives the
president the power 10 employ Il tariff
commission for tho purpose Ut gather
ing information only.
Tho senate S rctaliatory provision rs
practically reversal Of t'at originally
placed in the Payne bill Instead OF
the maximum rates applying automat-
, Continued on Page -Four
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-01
Details of Destructive Wind That Swept
South from the Great Lakes Partially
Revealed by Befdted
Dispatches.
MANY SOUTHERN TOWNS REPORTED
AS VIRTUALLY WIPED FROM EARTH
Damage Will Reach Millions of Dollars; Hurricane
Still Rages IN the South; Con,nluni-
cation Cut Off.

Miss Belle DcIury and Mrs. George
Smith.
The storm was furious in the south
crn part of Illinois. At Texas City,
near Carmi, four persons were killed
and many seriously wounded.
The Dead
EDWARD ONERTON.
MRS. OVERTON, HER BABY AND
a SERVANT.
The town was wrec ked.
Great damage TO property and crops
was caused IN Michigan on the east
shore of Lake Michigan. Many YES
sells were imperillcd.
Dispatches from SAINT Ste. Marie,
Mich, report that n steamer believed
10 be the Aurenia Of the Corrigan line,
was seen to sink in Whitefish bay.
At Michigan City, Ind, on the south
shore of Lake Michigan. the wind storm
was terrific and portion Of the wall
of the northern Indiana penitentlary
was destroyed. Militia from South
Bend were ordered 10 the scene TO
guard the prisoners.
In Wisconsin the storm was converted
into a blizzard and for mauy hours
there ragged ono Of the severest snow
storms OF tho season in many towns
causing great damage 10 property.
At La Crosse and Superior reports
arc that traffic was practically aban,
doncd because Of the drifts.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-01
BREWERY WORKERS OF
MONTANA WALK OUT

HELENA Mont. April 5O.-At II
o'clock tonight all the brewery workers
i'm Montana went on n siTs,@. The strike
order ciu3natcd from Butte and will af
feet abou' zoo brewery mon in all parts
OF Montana. Between tw"-.y'-:,,-o and
thirty men won't out At the TWO brcwcrics
located in Helena.
Two points arc at issue in the strito,
one IN regard 10 T'g-s- and Iimc, Huc
the other as to tn Jurisdiction .I sHu
Brewery Workers u.inss. rr rH-.u".rs
employed in the hrcwcrlgS.
The Butte Engineers union claims
jurisdiction under an agreement with the
brcWcricS. while in the past the Brew
crS union has controlled the brewery
engineers. It is understood that tho d."
mands OF the unions for change In
hours and increase In wages have
been dropped and that tho strike has
solved itself into simple controversy
as TO jurisdiction.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-01
HOLLAND CELEBRATES
BIRTH OF PRINCESS
Placid Dutch Stirred to Enthu,
siasm by Arrival of Heir
to Throne.

THE HAGUE, April 30.-WiIhelmi-
Nd. queen of The Netherlands, gave
birth to n daughter this morning. The
condition Of her majesty is satisfactory,
the infant princess is doing well and
Holland is celebrating the happy event
from one end Of the country 10 the
other with expressions of JOY such as
seldom have been witnessed among this
placid people. The political significance
Of the occurrence lies in the fact that
there is now an heir to the throne of
The Netherlands, 81 circumstance which
greatly enhances the country's chances
for continued independence. Every
town and village in Holland is today
celebrating the long waited birth of n
child to her majesty, who was mar
ricd TO Prince Henry of Mecklcnburg
Schwerin. February I, 1902.
In spite of the heavy downpour of
rain the streets are gaily decorated,
and great crowds are showing their
qualification. The accoucbement took
place at o'clock, Tho first persons
outside tbe royal palace to hear the
news were a party Of workmen passing
the residence of the queen. The cheers
then raised weTo the signal for general
rcioiclnQ