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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
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beg 9. 81. 81. Central 8ereins an Sns
bianapolis, Snb., bat piele II e
Spfnunsen ermedt. 8eionbers
Die @rbeiten, ipel6e CUR 4usfibruns
pes programmes fir 1riitlihe
Su5ialreform aeiGeben. begrin NJ
oieie Soffnnngen.,
Sic 8~eratbunsen Der geI6liiife oes
Central 0ereinS Dor Den ein3elnen
AusidiiIen (gomites) narcn Derart
eriinblid. baB cine geipre6ung i'm
Ylennm fat fir iiberfliiiiis gelten
fonnte. Sas beibt alto, baS Die
slusidiife Sebem @elegenbeit gebcn
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liert, fih aus5uipre6eu unb Die @er>
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pel6e iol6' paderen Central 8erz
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bailfen ut. llnb bdB Die Sbeilnebs
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8eitere aurie unb io5iale StuSiens
Girfel perben mddtiee Siilismittel
ieiu. Inn Der Mdnnerz unb Siibrers
notb in enen 8reiien a~b3ubeIfen,
bel ipelfen es nt6t 10 iebr nm
tiefere &efntniiie, alS I'M 1olibe, fas
tbolii6e 8laIbenstreue uno prafti16e
2ebenserfabrung ii6 bdnbelt. Sn
oieiem Sale iino 8. 9. Die @lieSer
beS WitteIs, bes 8auerns iino
Irbeite tanbes.
Sie btrefte @erbinbnne, pel6e
IN ben Iesten Sdbren 5pii6en Dem
G.entral 8ereine uno " o NJ
bergeiteQt imirbe, lit eiu Sdftor, Der
nift obue beionpere gebeuhlng lit.
8eionbers mub Sebem ~auffaaen: bas
ber5Iibe ginber It dnoniB 3tpis
i6en benz pdpitli6en 9elesaten, @tlgr.
9iomebe Saltonio unb benz Gentrals
@ereine. Die c~onieauent It r a m M
tatboIii6e SaItuns pes geus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
1tnferer Iadbar Slepnblif

Noroen feblt nur nod Der Same. Oils
ndmli6 bas nafere albiou ON
Canada bas Gniinnen itelte,
eieene Slotten 81 bauen lnb lie inter
enelii6es Commando su Itellen, err
fldrte bieies auf edit cnnabiide art,
bub, fpenn es fir cine Slottc be5ablen
tpiirbe, es bieiclbe aud als lein abb
folutes gigentbum betra6ten ltnb be-
fe5ligen ipiirDe. @ut fol
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05

fling bieien Sab auf, b~erarbeitete i'm
tn einem Mrtitel, pelher am Gage
Dor Der BabI in Der biciiaen Gem
trnmss SreNe erihien unb ih muS
nit Sreuben cpnitatteren, bah Die
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am Babltaee ibre S9ulbigfeit that,
lir,D omar nj DIT 5u fnappl
Sas @abls Heiultnt 5fpii6en- Den
DShiunr5en" iutb oHotben" licat lest
Dor. benuad erbieIt bas Centrum
11,462 uub Die Sosialbemofraten
2,S44 Stimmen. SIN Stabtfreis
eoblenS battcn bic Hotbcn II Stims
men mebr iuie bel Der Teibstaaspobl
1907. Oabei baben aber ndcbtpeiS<
ltdJ biele Hationnliberalen aus Sob
gegen oas Centrum mit9eItimmt.
Within ba6en Die @enoiien I'M @runbe
genommen an Stimmen b erlpren n,
lno bas mar Der srpfe @erntdtunss=
fattpf gegen has Centrum! - Iuf
Dem snr 3eit in 2eip5ie tdseuben
lo5talbemofratiI6en 8arteitag rief elm
rbetntlher 8enoiie prablerif6:
rgStr fperoen bnfiir iorsen, bab Der
eentrnmS Sb NIT Ser
3eit 8 a m m n It ii I 8 f; aber
es 9ebort ba5u nod piel Irbeit, niel
Sts5tpltu nnb bel Selbltbeberrihuna;
Dor Iaem miiiien mir ms bitten,
pnrh Die Grt, ipie mir innere parteis
tdtttld)e Sra9en a%listragen, Dem Gems
trlin INNER fpteoer neue Waffen
gegen ms gu liefern. Bon Der Gr=
Dbernng Der Mrbeitermafien in 3beins
lamb. Weffafen banst Der Suiammen.
bruG bes 0entrums nnb bamit Der
Stes Der Sosialbemutratie ab."
Ber MN ben @enoIen beim
Sample gegen bas Centrum am
meiiten binberIi6 lit, oas lit Der
8oltsberein fir bas fatboliIde
Senti4Ianb. pelder iid serabe Bel
pieier Bahl 10 rebt sldn5eno be-
fpdbrte. Wo INNER elm 8pIfsz
berein bliibt. ba bIiibt fir bie Sc
noiien fein Bei5en, bas benefit Der
@ablnnsfau elmer ganSen 8eibe bon
Srti6aften. 60 befdm 4. 9. bos
Centrum in Iiilbeim 45S Stimmen,
Die 8~enofen ni6t cine eina
troboem Die meiiten Stimmen
bon Grbeitern seseben %tpurbeul, uup
.oerartige Srtl6aftcn, fpelbe II 81
i9lteBlt9 Centrum ipablten,
CAB es biele.
1lmgefe1rt fonnte man aber a1ih
Die geoba6tuns madden, bab iiberan
oa, mo Der @olfsnerein etipas berz
nahldiiet tpurbe, bic SDsiaIinen iif
eingentitet batten! Sie 2ebre lit
bieraus lei6t ee5osenl - SelbIt Den
So5ialbemofrdten idtpebt Der Goltse
bereiu als Wuiter Dor, ipie folaenber
geribt BON 2eip3iser Yarteitag be-
tpeiit; bort beiBt es: .Hottebo6m>
Sortmnnb si5t 5ur 8egriinbung bes
Intraes einen lleberblid iiber bas,
mas Der @oIfsberein fir bas
fatbolii6e 9eutI6lano aeleiItet bat;
aus ieinen Worten lit unibper All err
ieben, bnB es ii6 einfa6 bornm boua
belt, allies SaS nad3uma6en. mas Der
8olfsberein borgemn6t bat. Ser
antroa miro ihlieBlid bent Yarteis
@oritanbe our G~rpd9un8 iibers
tpieIen."
Cine Before Gmpfebfnng fir ben
golfspcrein sibt cs In Der Sbat ni6t,
~befpn6crs and fir bic gereinigten
Staaten, tuD man Der 0riinbnitg zines
folden ia 10 nabe itebti
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
Ser amherit fiihle. tpenn ni6t f

gmpfan9, ipelder Dem Erdiioenten in
SEES Noines iparb. ioate i'm bod balb
ii6er5eugeu. ipas bas 8olf i'm Beiten
iiber oas Sarifs Ra6nerf benft. 8enn
Sotpa au6 bon getpiRer Seite bGmii6
als Sniureenten : Staat bc3eifnet
tpirb, 70 tbrit bas u~nierer 2opalitdt
ieiner Qbbru6. Sm 8c9eutbcil, es
lit uns cine @6re, ais YroteItler IN
elmer Sa6e 81 eelten. in pclfer Die
gere6teu Sntereileu bes san5en
Bottles inpolpiert iinb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
Guslnnh brant iib cine bitterc Siat

suiammen. Die ibm mnbri6einlib
fdIimmes @rbreden bereiten nirb.
Sobn Bull i6eint BET al ieinem
@arines Stol8 unb ieiner Icbr@
&rie9si6iffe@ Ianie nidt einieben 81
tDnnen, baB our Scilun9 ieiner tief>
tprr5elnben o5ialeu S6aoen nit
bcmeopat1iI6en DOZEN Dem llebel ni6t
a1aebplfen nerben lam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
sett, nadpem bic saauna bes

Central @ercins gu Snbia>
napolis 70 aldn5enb perlaufen lit, se@
5ieint es ii9 aub ipieber einnal ber@
bor5ubebeu, baB bicie ein5ige Dcuti9c
fatbolii6e 9Drperi6aft Der @ereinig@
ten Stanten iiber 125. 900 @iit9Iiebcr
sd6It. IS i6aoet niht, bies gu piiieu
uri0 eS tommt bisipeilen iebr 9ele9eu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
Die 9earp : Gpuf : GDntruperfe

Ste XeurD 9 oppt : SDnfrppeftc
beiddfti9t nod ale @emiit6er. g8ie
iepr aud Die angaben Coos bonn
G%tanopuufte Oes erfnbrcnen Sa6s
marines 8u be3peifeIn iinO. 10 bat bod
ean8 Defenders Die fleinli6e Giferz
in6t, Die NiB9unit uHb Der fraiie
Ggoismls zines Yearb DaS feline
Saftgefiibl Der @olfsmaiien perIeBt,
meide Goot ibre Spmpatbie 3ugcs
ipaubt. Gs mar Goot's Sattges
ii I, nelGes Die anfdngli6 pibers
itrebenben SBmpatbien Der Nmeris
faner fir lid einnobm. Goot bat iid
feinem HipaIen tets rubig, gelaiien
unb 8emdBigt ge5eigt, obluobI oieicr
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
I'm @ried,enlanb brpbelt unb odb

es. Ser aDnig perItebt ben grnIt
Der Gage, aber er itebt bcrieIben
m a 6tlos gegcniiber. 8ie comz
pli5iert Die Gage lit, fam Der 2eier
aus einem Grtifel auf Seite s
bie1er Nllmmer erie6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
Gin Neutrality-suspicious., seurbnctes

Bniammetle6en lit einc llnm0gli6feit
obne iittlide 0ronun9, obne @ebors
fam gegen Die redtmdbi9e Sbri9teit,
pbne &6tlng Dor Dem 2eben, benz
gigentbum, Dem guten Hufe bes
9ebenmeni6eu, obue Gd6itenliebe.
UadBi9teit, 8abrbeit unb Sreue.
Sober peib bieies GlleS, unb troboenr
iiinbigt mar bdgegeu. 8enfe mai
bariibcr mad, tpertber 2eier. lie6enss
niirbi8e 9eicrin; On ipirit ~Seinen
Sal" i6ou berauSfinoeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05

SeradJte nibt has Slcinc, bas Sc
rin9e; bed6te: aus tleinen Wertlpiire
bigfeiteu iest lid Die @elt 5ulanmeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05

Slarbcit unb @abrbcit iinb 5lpei
S9lpeltern, Die iif nobl pcrtru9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05

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feline d en- antbplifen unb bod lit
uniere llni9cbun9 bpQ bon ibuen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
qfntrb amerihamiEd,e
~1rrbfintmen.

Der Subion lpdrc nod ni6t ents
oedt. bas erite 9ampii9iff nod niht
gebant, tpenn es ni6t immer lfou
Wtenl6en gegeben bate, Die ibre eiaes
men Wege geben ilnb in nltssetretenen
Sabnen ni6t ipanbeln pplen. Sons
0erltnge nennt ma Tie gar oft. biz
idDlteBli9 Der grfolg Die Menihbeit
zines 8elieren belebrt. n9. q.
Ibenobl."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-30
IN POLICE CoURr.

Niolators OF the speed ordinance con-
tlnue To Doe caught and hailed before
Judge Bowman for infnction of the
ordinance. Tn this mornings session
OF court there were seven ON the list.
One was an auto driver who gave tho
name OF John Doe and forfeited $40 bail
money. The other six were drivers Of
horses and were assessed for forfeited
3 each
J. C. kcrnon. q human dcriiCt with
features badly battered and shaking
from the effects 90 too much whisky.
pleaded hard 10 be released. promising
he would go Co work al once and
never touch "a drop again. He was
discharged.
Gilbert Diohl made no defense what
ever to the charge OF vagrancy by
begging on the streets and was sent
UP for a period OF 80 days
q. r. Smith pleaded not guilty 20 the
charge OF vag8ncy and claimed he is
an engineer and "a hard working man.
but admitted he had done no work since
he served az "a special policeman about
A. days ago His case was set for
Monday afternoon for trial The man
was arrested for hanging about the
Albany hotel and because he had made
remarks about the money kept there
90 cash checks OF railroad men and
had intimated that he would get some
OF IT," He was arrested last evening
by patrOlman Griffith
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-30
TAFT MAKES TRIP
ACROSS THE ISTHMUS

Panama. Jan. 9-President-elect
Tart today made his trip across the
isthmus and everywhere was greeted
with marked demonstrations of good
Will With his party Mr.. Taft landed
this morning at Colon and proceeded
by special train to Culebra where to-
night he is quartered at the residence
OF Lleut-Col GOethals, chairman OF
the Panama canal commission. The
reception by the Panama officials both
az Colon and Culebra was most cordial
Tomorrow Mr.. Taft viii view the site
Of the Gatun dam. All members OF
the party are IN good health.
Col Cocktails, Joseph Blackburn,
governor Of the canal zone: Col. VIII
liam g. Gorgas. chief sanitary officer.
and other prominent persons immedi-
ately boarded the North Carolina from
the tug Crystal and welcomed the
president-elect
The nrst person to shake the hand OF
Mr. and Mrs Taft when they landed
was Gov. Porhrio Malendez Of Colon
AT Culebra the president-elect was
received tremendously By President
Obaldia's cabinet The president-elect
viii sal from Colon for New Orleans
next Friday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-30
LATE LOCALS.

Frank Knox Choscn--The American
Security company uf Now York ono
nf the largest monetary concerns iu
tine world. has just chosen President
Frank Knox of the Bank of the Rec
public of this city as vice president.
Mr Knox received tho pleasant in-
teIugcnce by wire this morning.
10 Credit of Assay Onicc-A Wash-
nFt1u telegram received this morning
from the director of the mint by the
O.. b. assayer Boo charge here states
that 100000 Wlll be- transmitted Co
him for deposit in the National
Sank of the Republic tO pay for
gold and bullion that may hc received
at tho Salt Lake mint
Lafayette Pupils 90 Danoe--The
eighth 10 class uf ihe Lafayette school
Will give "a dancing party at tho odcon
hall un Monday evening Boz honor of
enc graduate 0f the school AN
former graduateH win Boz entertained.
m NNl he strictly "a Lafayette affair
as poo tickets WIN Boz sold Former
graduHies may secure their tickets
rom Principal }. d Coombs at the
Lafayette school Tho patrons win bo
Mr and Mrs GOV spW Mr ana Mrs.
a.. D.. Ellcrbeck Mr and Mrs j.. I'D
Spencer MI and Mrs IS %. Clawson,
Mr. and Mr j 81 coomhs. Mr aud
Mrs. Probes. and Miss Belle quinn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mr. Moningstar of futile Bros. COM
pany leaves this evening Tor Denver. b
be absent one week.
Glen Miller left last night for Port
land and Sam Francisco, 90 be absent
for several months.
Kari scheid has returned from his
two weeks nip 90 New York, accom-
panied by Mrs scheid.
q. g.. Wright of Idaho Fails is in the
city on business
George IT, Odell returned last evening
nom two weeks business trip Ia the
east.
Last night Miss Priscilla Paul ANA
A. IT Barton werc married. the cere-
mony hcug performed by Bishop ChrIs-
teuscu 8t The home of the brides moth-
or Mrs. Priscilla Paul The rooms
were decorated On carnations and about
iO friends were present Mr. and Mrs.
Barton leaving later foH American
Falls. Idaho where the groom is ln
business
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-30
wHALEN IN HOSPITAL.

clifford Whalon. who took an over
dose OF morphine Thursday afternoon
at his room go the Lincoln house. and
who had most narrow escape from
death as result is now al the Holy
Cross hospital receiving treatment. The
man ls SIN in "a bad condition, but will
undoubtedly recover. Ills NE was save
cd by the heroic measures prescribed
hy Dr. T.. b. steele and when Whalcn
recovered consciousness he found him
self covered with bruises and cuts as a
result OF givor0us application OF wet
towels and am electric battery. This
morning Whalon was pretty sick
man and felt decidedly sore. Tie was
taken 90 the hospital by Patrol Driver
George Moore
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-30
PROHIBITION WAVELETS

George NJ Cannon win deliver an
address ia the Fourteenth ward chapel
tomorrow evening at $3.50 o'clock. on
tho subject OF prohibition. AN are in
vlted 10 attend.
The management OF the Salt Lake
theater FASTENED 90 place that historic
building az the gratuitous use of the
ladies' committee On charge of the pro-
hibitlcs mass meeting for next Tues
day. upon learning that such a meeting
was IN contemplation II was "a gracious
and timely offer and illustrates among
other things that in the great moral
movement now agitating the people OF
Utah. those who are in favor of tho
uuift Of mankind win find encourage
mont from every source. n D. Under
stood that the use OF several other halls,
churches. cite, was likewise rendered:
but tbe thcater was chosen, as being
the most central CommodiOus and iu
an respects suitable for the purpose
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-30
c. P. TAFT HAD NO BUSINESS
WITH W. N. CROMWELL

Washington. JAN 29.--As soon as he
could get the floor today Representa-
tive Rainey of Illinois read 10 the
house the cahlegram which be received
from q. r. Tart yesterday In which
The brother OF the president elect de-
MED that he has ever had any business
association with William Nelson Crom-
we'll or amy lntero~t az any time. m
the lsthmus ~ Panama. In hls mes
sage De asked MI Hainey 10 rotract
hls statements regarding Mr. Tart
which De- made in hls speech on Tues
day
"rhe country viii be glad 10 know
that Mr rafrs name h being used
there without his consent" be- said.
Following is the text OF T.. T.. Tafrs
telegram TO- Mr. Rainey.
Havana, Jan o. 1909
u assume you have been misled into
utiefins the sheer aud absolute false
hoods concerning me you are reported
to have spoken have never had any
business association OF any kind or de-
scrlpton. past present. or prospective.
Win william Nelson cromwell. nor any
Interest of amy kind or with anybody
present past or prospective. on the
lfihWus of Panama. ana 4 confidently
rely upon your loyalty 90 the truth hi
fetraet what you said about me ln the
same high plnce where you made vour-
self responsible f1r those misstats-
menis. CHARLES =. TAFT"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-30
CUBAN OFFICIALS
BEGIN QUARRELING
Relations Between Prest. Gomez
And Vice Prest. Zayas Already
Have Become Strained.
FRICTION is VERY ACUTE.
Layas Said 10 Have Threatened to Re-
sign-TrOuble over Appointment
OF Chief Of Secret Service.

Havana. Jan. 29.-The relations be-
tween President Gomez and Vice Presl-
dent Zayas became seriously strained
today over the appointment Of man
TO MI the post Of chief OF the secret
police. The friction Is so acute that il
is rumored that Senior Zayas has
has threatened TO tender his resignation
as vice president should President Co
mez insist on the appointment OF his
(Gomez) nominee for the position.
This afternoon Jose Jeres. the chief
Of police. rendered his resignation in
response TO a demand for the secre-
tary OF government Nicolas Alberdi.
who explained that President Gomez
had appointed as his successor Ricardo
Arnauto, former editor of FL Recon-
centrado. for political reasons.
Jeres as an official had an excellent
reputation He had been chief of the
secret police for the last 10 years
Senior Arnauto has, since the begin
ming Of the FIRST period of American in
tervention, been an editor OF a long
succession Of publications, most OF
which have been suppressed by the
authorities. Under the first period OF
American Intervention paper OF which
Arnauto was the editor was suppressed
for the attacks on the wife Of Brig
Gen. William Ludlow. the military gov
ernor and other American ladies. Gen.
Ludlow at this time ordered the police
to arrest Arnauto. dead or alive. He
was given immunity under a plea that
never again would he publish a news
paper in Havana.
Almost the entire force OF the secret
service tonight resigned, declining 10
serve with Arnauto.
Vice President Zayas said tonight
that he had not considered the ques-
ton Of a resignation. A wholesale
discharge OF deputies in all depart
ments of the governemnt was made to-
day
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-30
LICENSE AT LAST.
Idaho Youth Receives Permission to
Wed After Innumerable Obstacles.

A marriage license was issued to-
day at the Office of the county clerk 20
Leroy Kite and Agnes L. sharp a
young couple that for two or three
weeks past have been struggling
against obstacles innumerable for par
entail and legal permission to wed. Both
are under age, and when they first
applied FOR a license were refused for
that cause and for the further reason
that the father OF the girl had been 10
the Office before them and objected
strenuously 70 the match. The girls
mother was won over and finally the
father yielded and all seemed smooth
sailing, until II was discovered that the
boys consent OF his father had nor
been properly Witnessed. Fault was
found with a second paper signed by
the grooms father, and delay after de-
lay occurred until yesterday when so
far as parents consent was concerned
everything was In order. but when the
youth appeared at the office OF the
county clerk the girl was not with
him, a fatal omission In the eyes Of
the law. and a walt until today fol-
lowed The home OF the prospective
groom Is at Rigby. Idaho. while tho
bride-elect resides In Union. Salt Lake
county
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-30
LAYING FINANCE PLANS.
Committee Announcements VIII Prob
ably be Made To-day.

The Important work Of raising money
for the Grand Army encampmont IS
20 be under the direct charge or a CEN
tral executive committee. whose mem
bers have now been chosen. Serving
upon IL are the chairmeu Of number
OF subcommittee. each one having
charge Of collections in some special
section Of the community. The sub
committee chalrmen serving on the
central committee undos Chairman
Joseph Geoghegan are Fred j. Kiesel.
David Eccles, J. W. Houston, and W
w. Armstrong.
The committees 10 accept funds from
the legislature. from the county aud
municipal corporations. and from each
Of the leading cities Of the state have
not yet been named, but il Is expected
that they viii be announced this after
noon or tomorrow. Their plan Is 10 APP
portion the 100000 necessary to raise 20
each committee In the hope Of thus
getting work down 20 a definite basis
az once. The sum which will be appor-
toned to the Legislature IS $50. 900. ana
this sum Is what Is counted on as the
nucleus from which 20 build The COM
mittees viii probably organize for work
early next week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-30
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Cheyenne. Wvo, Jan. 29.-Effort
win be- made al the third annual COM
yention OF the Dry Farming congress.
which meets her Feb % 20 20. 10 have
the name Of the organization changed
The claim O. that "dry farming" ii
a misnomcr and is misleading. II is
contouded that TIE method should be
referred 10 as scientific farming" or
arid land culture" because Il n the
scientific way OF concerning moisture
in the soil through following natures
laws I'm performing autumn blowing.
narrowing, mulchiug sowing. etc. Tho
argument ia that This method is not
dry farming but "a system by which
dry farming is avoided.