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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-21
Triebrid Der Brofe

iaak pom aaifer Soitpb III. bon
SsIterreit, berielbe ipolie immer ihcn
ben s,peittn g1riit thun. bepor er ben
eriten s.uont babe. Derlei Soiepbe
ai.bt ss senus uni.r ben Rranfsu,
relde init 6GmorrbOiben beboftet iinb.
Ohm. ben erixn Shritt Der lleberIss
auna su ibun. bah es nur Elm ein5igss
supsrldiIiges 6eilmittei siebt, nnmlih
Or. Silsbee's Nnaieiis, Iouftn lie IN
ibrer Notb gleid, BON einem gum an
bern 0uadfaIber. um mad, LANCER uas
uDtbieer Gual bod nod our erifen
lletxrlegung 81 Silsbee's anafsiia
al greifen nnb heilnns su finbtn
prokn frei perfonbt bon V. Neus
itaeoter & Co.. Boz 1916. Rsp Dorf
BE.
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W. Sd 6. q.

Die Sabrspsriammluns Der youns
@omen's Ghriiiian aHoeiation finbet
om Wontas. nem %. April. Va4mii.
Tags nm orei llhr, in Dem 6eim bsr
Dereinisuns gio. 1870 Dit abte
Girabe itali. GeleaeniIih Der Bet
fammluns rperben bic sobresberi1se
unitrbreiiti iperben Hnb auberbem
ipirn aud bic Wabl bes 1irettorinms
hottfinoen. Dos pubStum iit 6er3li1
eingslnoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-21

prppins, beren appfbetleipuns man
aniiebt, oaB iie aud nit nnter 300
5ranten ,sufrieosn it, Riemano be-
tiimmert ii9 um iie! DAB man 10 ntsl
8Ieihailtigteit fir einen Rebenmens
ihen baben tann, Der bod in better Ubs
iiht biele beilies Gtdtte betrat, tonn
man iih faum poritellen! Ishnlthe
@ieihqiltisteit, bic iif io9dr bier uno
pa in nod ettpus Shlimmeres peripons
belt, ndmli6 in 0erahtung, begegnet
man, lpsnn man uneleeant unb obne
ieoen raffinirten Shid in gefpiiie Ca
ben Der Rue be Ia gair poer Rue Ros
bale tritt! Die 9ertduferlnnen MAIDEN
bGufia ben Ginorud, als bate man ite
gsitort, uno iuhen nur intpiuig IN ben
aurtons oas 9erlungte. n6dben Sts
nifts 8eiierss obsr 2lebnlthes@
sgestn." uno lie bliden seritrsut iibsr
ben adufer binpeg. gtatiirlih gibt Is
ausnabmen, etbt ss nod liebenspiirs
oiae Weien, bic ben fransoinhen 3ros
bitionen treu eebliebsn 'tno. aber Der
1ur9f6ntttsmenib in findn5isasr Be
siebung bat es in garis beim Gintaus
ZEN 70 unbequem tpie in allen iibrlgtn
2eRnsTraaen. gur Der Wammon sr'
ibriat nod oas bsitridenoe 9Gdeln.
Cine gang ipe5isae 8srtduisrgtIoc
Iino bic Nntiqutt6tens uro HunIthanos
Ter. Die babsn ale ibre fsite aunos
ibaft, tsnnen Idmmtlihs Sammlsr
unp beren SpeSiuIitdten uno bdben fur
ben neuen aunben Elm siemlih lang
otbmises Wibtrausn niht 10 iehr gu
ieinsr gorie. als Su feinem aautpsrs
| itdnbnib. Inter ibnen trifft man bdue
iiq Originate, Die aus eiuem gal5ae's :
ihen Romdn su treten iheinen. 8isle
BON ibnen babsn Wanieren uno r2tcs =.
St3 tenne duf oem Iinten Seinsufer sis
nen 0ert1ufer, Der nur empire sUtobel
uub gron3en pertauft. Gr trdgt elne
ipise 3ipfeImiiss unb cine bunts, isls
oene oSads. Nls ih emit in ietnem Gus
BEN mar, Inn einias gmpiresgeidldge
aus Bronze fir einen Sdrant 5u taus
| fen, par idb 3su9e. tpie sr orst oosr
bier a1ufern, bic sbeuiuus gron5sbes
| Thldas fir Wl0beI i'm GmpireitiI fu6s
ten. turs bic Gooenihiir mics: er bate
ieine rehr. llno mir iaate er, iHbem er
mir, elmer alien Sunoin, feinen aroBen
Shront nit ipobliortirtsn Gmpires
Gmblemen, RoIsttsn, arGnSen, 8ienen
uno GhliiFelloG sllmgsbunotn aus
gronSe ssigts: .geuten, Die th nihi
tenne, qreife ih niht nit meinsn Srons
gen untsr bic 4rms! Die ionneu al
Isin isbeu, nj. lie iid beIftn. Wdn mub
erit Sleioer bel mir aetduft baben, I'm
anDpfe al finoenl" DsrieIb. Usdnr
| iit aber f6big uno nit ibm pieIs ieinsr
glrt, fir sinen ieinsr aunbeu Sabre
lang siHsn paTsnosn GOpsnsriff fu'
cine aommoos gu iuhen, Der ibm 5shr
| Tronten eInbrinet.
gto6 gum S6lub m0hte i'd meinsr
2efern ben Rath eeben, ith bier nj
turs Dor 7 llbr abenos in elm 9e'6df
su rpaeen! Gs tounts ibnsn paftreu
in osm alletmsineu, bdiiigsn, fdnotl
i6en aufrdumsn uno Gtnpaden De-
gsrtGufer nit eineepadt gu tperben
bsnr bel 2absri6lub srfabt Die pari
fer 8sridufer cine osrurtige rpiloe Srei
hsitssisr. boB Der obuunSsloie. ipdt
aunbs ipie Elm baFsnstpertber Gin
bringing BON jeosm 9aufgsIuite abss
broft ipiro. go.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-21

Gs 1T ieBt FeitgeiteQt, odb Elm
Sleifh 5ruit ertItirt unb aud bic
MIetboDe, ME er betrieben pirb. Die
Fleii6puter 6aben stne Gintaufs@ uno
0ertaufs NQentur errthtet, Die iIh
bic RotionQl 8uting gompann nenrt
uno uberQQ Die fir ale 9oter binoens
ZEN 9reiie fir ben Gintauf pon 8ieh
unb ben @ertauf bon Sleti6 fsit'tellt.
Uadn IoQte ieBt arnehmen, oaB Die
Sdulotoen CUR 8eruntDortung ge3os
oen peroen. 2lQein psber 9elbbube.
nod @efGngniBitraTe t0nnen auf Die
0duer abi6reteno pirten. Denn es
fih um fold rieIige profite bunbelt
ME Tie aus Der MonopoliIirung be-
5leiihbunbels gu 3ieben iinb. Sin be.
oeutenb rpirtIdmerss Wittel pirb ss
iein, bic 30le auf 8ie6 uno Sleif6 ub
3ufhoffen. 0eit me6r dls bic game
Waabt Der Ser. Stuaten 6ot es BIZ
gader srfaBt, boB jest auftroliIde;
Tleif6 mad Qep Dort 9ebrdht UNI
um bier @ents oas 8funo bitliger al;
uncertainties pertauft tpirb. Rud
4bfhuffung Der 30Qe t0nnte ss um {
Gents biQiqsr oeitefert tperben. 81
liegt obIolut teiu 8runb por, ben 3ol
fsiaubalten, Der lsbtgii6 pQ3u otent
ben 5ruit 81 bereitern..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-21

Sn Buffalo, q. g., Iebt Elm
Staat8mann, Der unter oem 9tdmen
nSinon" Gonuers betdnnt lit. Gr ~
oas 5aupt Der bortiaen pemotratiihen
Maf6ine, epirb aber ndhitens ieinen
glaB rGumsn mii'ien, neil er gu
ho 4binous 1trebte unD SbermaIhintit
beg gan8en Staates peroen poIlte
Dieter 4bfhieo aus Dem 0ffentlthen
2eben Iheint i'm reumitbtg geItimmt
All baben. gr tbeilt ieBt Dem Bublttum
nit, mas hinter ben Soulifen porges
GonQen 1T, ME er es aud an Roths
itlGqen ni6t feblen ldBt, um beTert
pplittI6e 8erbdltnifTe ber8u'teaea
Giner feiner NusiprIhe lit: r@s pirf
feine idubere BOIittt geben, big oas
9olt iaubere W2Gnner 4pdblt." 0as If
etne aus Der Grfobrung geIhopftt
Weis6eit, bic b06Ite gea6tun9 Der
bient. Wenn man iih Die WenI6er
anIie6t. bic bos Golt in Die Staatsoe
iebQebunaen ipG6It, 10 muB man lid
hdufiQ fraqen, pb bas 8olt pirfIid
erlpartet bat, bon Iolten Wteni6er
ebrlit be0tent 81 perDen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-21

Die SIlinois Gentralba6n bat
sntDett, oaB fte nm flint MiIionsr
Dollars bur6 getriiaereien in ibrea
perf6iebenen Oepurtenlents eepreai
fporben lit. Diefe Cffenbdrurg fommt
benz gubtitum febr 81 Statten. Die
Gifenbabnen bebaupten, bab lie mil
ben iebtgen 5raftratsn ui6t ibr 4usa
fommen finben f5nnen uub es iit felt
itebenb, baB fie nd6ftens nit ben Ros
ten aufiAdgen 1perben, gan3 abgeie
ben Don ben Jra4ten. no, bas bereits
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per groofer''

Der oas polite 5utsr.iie uniersr 2sisr
bis gum Sdlub pad srbalten ptrb.
Die prdttigsn Observation-Disclosures
uno Der ol1nsenns Stil MAIDEN bisasss
tire bes Romnns 81 elmer ausus uns
gsmii6ten 9.rsnigsns.
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SafesSau.

Dds fir aeftern Qohmiitoa aepldnfs
Spiel stpiinen unferen rRrthftriirle
pfeu" unb ben gittsburger rpiratsn"
mubte bes talteH Wetters tpeetn uns
terb!.iben uno reiften bic qittsburg.r
oeftsru abeno Don bier ob, ohne tin
etn,ioes Spiel oss brsitGsisen Your
nisrs gum austrag sebrudt Su baben.
Sduptline Griffttb fubr eeit,rn
abeno nit isinsn 2tbletsn ndh CHI
eaoo ob, no beute Elm creitdsig.s
sournier nit ben oortiaen Subs"
fur fie beainnt. Die 9eienihuft tes
itanb aus ben G6leubererH gestt,
Suaos, Rospdn, anoerion, eopelesf',
gaspar unb Spabe; ben .Jdnsern
Glert., Rotb unb Wc2ean; beu~ ~gah1'
biitern" Soblisea. eeon, Doipn.n
fabfGnoer) uno 2pbert; ben .Shrpars
mern" Wit6ea. Mtegabe. Dople, Miis
ler, gatert uno 5oip; bem 9efhaftss
fiihrer gantroft uno Wafeur WldrtiB.
Refultat Der gefrtgen
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Spnneritae, oen u. Npril 1910.
Ddbreno ous beutI1e 8pIt

Wdbrenb oas beutIae gpIt
groBe gegetfterung fir RooieoeIt be.
funbet, gefGat it'd bic preiIe oarin,
beItGnbig an tbm gu n6rgeIn. SeIbfz
perftdnplth Iinb oas bic Srgane oes
@robtapitaIs, ods RooieOeIt isine Be
miibunqen, oos 8oIt gu beI6iiBen,
niat per3eiben tann. So nett es oas
2luslanb bstrtfft, ideint man 81 firhz
ten, oaB RooiepeIts 8orgeben au6 Die
betreffsnoen Regierungen peranlaHen
t6nnte, ben Truits unb Monopolen in
ibren 2Gnbern Elm Gnoe gu MAIDEN.
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g b litter.

syn iebem BON uns itedt ein6unbs@
tsrl, unb Der san5e WenIh unterfheie
bet iih ppn benz fhlshten nur bur9
pl. 9lnsabl Der Siege iiber ienen.
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llniere QegisIdtu tur ptro It6
hpffentlid nitt Derta9en, pbne Die
giQ 3ur beferen SpntroItrunS Der Df@
fsntlideu 8orporationen pdfirt gu hd<
ben. Den Sttmmgebern BON Obio
lit ni6t snt8an9en, OuB Die Sorpordz
tionen Die Bill uuf oas befttaIte be-
fGmpfen. @enn Die GeIeBgebsr OaRr
nab Wunih Der aorporattonen ban.
beIn, t0nnen iie beittmmt nidt duf Die
1lntsr1tiibuu9 Der 9Urger re6nen. Sn
pteTem Sabre muB Die repubIitantIhs
gdrtet ibr 8eItes leiTten, unt BEL Den
Mublen befteben 3u tpnnen.
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Sebt brobt Der 9eneral In@
fpdIt Der Ser. StQdten auh in Die 9e-
heinniiIs oss Butter 5ruits ein5uz
ortnqen. Splpeit bat er bas 3uoe.
itdnDniB erlanet, ooB nit oem Ndmen
gIstn Butter Elm Qrober 5dfpinoel
getriebsn Dirb. Dem 8eIten peroe
nur Shunopuare geIiefert. Die QHts
Butter gebe nad gep Yort. autl
luurbe 3ugeituuoen, ooB Der prsis nins
nerhalb oepiiIer Gren3en" bur6 ge=
mcinIhaftline 8ereinbarung fcitgeIeBt
1perbs. 2tuh in bieiem Sale gibt &c
fein bsTeres UfitteI. ais ben ,3oll ab3u'
ihaFfen. Der Prsis fir Butter lit in
Diefem 2anbe in unperI6dmtsr 8eiit
eeitsieert 1porbsn uno bios baourt
baB man Der auspdrtigen Sonturrenf
niht gsitattet, regulirsno auf Den 9rels
81 pirfen.
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Geuer Hpuan.

Dir Beginner nit Der 9sroffsntltd'
uuo oes ipanneuoen aomons
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-10
Lost Omaha Travellers Find
Ancient City Across River

John Donovan, chairman Of the state
democratic press committee, editor of the
Madison Star deputy state game warden
of Nebraska. dealer in horses and Arthur
Pew. whose only title is editor OF the
Mediator. are IN Omaha while they ought
to be In Norfolk. Their efforts TO get to
Norfolk, however, have resulted in a dis
eovery OF vast benefit TO the American
Geographical society. Losing their way in
the vast tange OF trains and tracks at
the Omaha Union station they strayed by
chance onto the city OF Council Bluffs
Besides gaining authentic information con
cerning this ancient metropolis they have
settled for all time and beyond dispute the
location OF the Missouri river
IL was early in the morning when they
met at a downtown hotel TO hasten TO the
station to catch the train to Norfolk
Armed with plenty OF folders. Baedeeker's
North America and a compass 4hey set out
for the station and arrived safely.
A very noisy train drew down into the
yards and settled out IN front Of the open
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-10

gate. They boarded the train with rare
daring and seated themselves in the
smoker.
say Art, what stream is thiss~ inquired
Donovan excltedly as they ratified onto a
bridge.
Got mo" was the rejoinder but il is
sure some big crlck."
They were sull engaged in hot argu-
ment about the name OF the meandering
stream when the brakeman came through.
Council Bluffs, Iowa" he shouted out
in sonorous tones.
They heckoned him over
Tip us off. what is that sea we Inst
crossed overy' they asked
That gentlemen. Is the Missouri river
which in the language OF the simple abor-
igine means the Big Muddy" replied that
astute person.
How long will It take us to get TO Nor
folkT' was the next question
This train viii not be in Norfolk This
summer" he answered.
The street cars run every ten minutes
from Council Bluffs TO Omaha.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-10
Canada's Capital
Shaken to the
Foundations
Ten Persons Killed and Fifty Hurt
by Explosion, Which Breaks Win
dows in Parliament House.

OTTAWA, May 9--An explosion which
shook Canada's capital to the foundations
and sent the city into the streets in panic
occurred Just before o'clock Sunday night
four miles away, when the magazine of
the General Explosives company, located
across the Ottawa river on the outskirts
, Of the French city of Hull, blew UP.
| Ten are known to be dead and fifty at
least are injured, some very seriously.
FIRE broke out in the workshop OF the
Factory attracting to the neighborhood a
crowd of thousand men and boys who
had been watching a base ball game in a
field nearby. Warnings were disregarded
and the crowd stayed until two terrific ex-
plosions filled the air with a mass of stone
which had formed the walls Of the fac
tory two feet thick. Men and boys were
moved down as by fire OF artillery.
There were no houses of workmen within
a quarter of mile of the factory, but the
| flying debris reached many of these In
front of one of these Fernand Lourin was
mangled, while his wife, who had been be-
side him, was left untntured but covered
with the blood of her husband Two deaf
and dumb sisters named Carrier were
killed at their supper table, while their
parents were not injured, by a half-ton
boulder which had travelled almost half a
mile
The company states the amount of the
explosive which went off was under ten
tons but as plate glass windows five
miles away were broken by the shock this
Is considered an underestimate. Practi-
cally every window in Hull was broken
and there was glass broken in every part
of ottawa.
H windows were blown out of the Cana
dian Parliament building and Rideau Hall.
the official residence of the governor gen
eral, which was only two miles. from the
scene of the explosion, lost practically all
Its windows and two chimneys came down.
, Earl Grey and the entire household were
80 alarmed that they sought safety in the
open The property damage is probably
within 10000
Ihe parish church of the Holy Redeemer,
halt mile away. contained an unusual
NUMBER OF statues. The head of every one
OF these was shaken off, while the bodies
were left standing.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-10
WOMAN FOUND DEAD IN BED
Mrs, Margaret BOtIeman of Alton,
Ia, Expires During Night
Ill Two Days.

CRESTON, Ia. May S.-(Special) Mrs
Margaret Botleman OF Alton was found
dead in her bed Saturday morning when her
daughter went to see how she was. Mrs
Botleman was taken i'll Friday night, after
retiring in apparently her usual health. Her
daughter ministered to her during the night
and finally, as she became quiet and
seemed to sleep the daughter again retired
and, as she heard nothing more from her
mother, slept. During the early morning
hours death came to the mother, and so she
was found when the daughter went to the
room upon awakening. She leaves eight
children. Her husband died several years
ago.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-10
has FAITH In THE c. 0. P.
Governor Eberhart of Minnesota Says
Party as Unit is All Right.
REPUBLICANS BANQUET AT ROME
Prominent Men of Omaha Pay Their
Respects to VisItOr-Mnny Arr
rive fr I'm All over the
state.

my faith is in the republican party as
a whole a unit" declared Governor Eber-
hart of Minnesota, who is in Omaha as the
guest of the Central Republican club. THE
talk of insurgency has been the subject
of many overdrawn and much exaggerated
stories in the eastern prints, but am in
clined to the belief that the movement is
now very clearly toward party solidarity
Minnesota stands for progressive leg
but Minnesota republicans do not
believe in reading anybody out of the
party because some one has seen fit to
call him an insurgent.
Governor Eberhart says that while there
have been attempts to attach significance
to the part that Senator Knute Nelson of
Minnesota has taken in the Ballinger-
Pinchot controversy he does not consider
that this has any relation 10 party ques-
tons. He is more than satisfied by the
election of Mayor BrRst, the republican
candidate for the maNorship of st. Paul.
"kellers election means more than a
republican victory" said Governor Bber-
hart. 1T means bill of health for party
honesty. 1t has long been charged that
republicans were in combine with the
democrats to deliver to them the control
OF the city's affairs. The election of Keller
will set that at rest for once and all"
Spends Day at Rest.
Governor Eberhart reached Omaha Sun
day morning and rested quietly at the
Rome until discovered by his Omaha
friends Monday morning. Judge Sutton
sent a delegation composed Of w. F. Wap-
pich, ]. p. Breen and A W. Miller to the
Rome to kidnap the governor and deliver
him to the Juvenile court.
Governor Eberhart listened to the admin
istration of justice to the youngsters for
an hour and left to take lunch with Judge
Sutton at gathering of the Social Service
club at The Young Mems Christian associa-
ton.
In the afternoon, Governor Eberhart was
taken about the city in an automobile to
see Omaha. AT the Rome he was visited
by delegation Of Omaha people. Among
those who greeted the governor were Silas
r. Barton, auditor OF state; Harry Lindsay,
clerk of the supreme court; Mayor Dahl
man, City Comptroller Lobeck, Victor
Rosewater editor Of The Bee: John j.
Ryder president of the Central Republican
club, and several members OF the council
and other city officials.
Governor Eberhart was the guest OF
honor and principal speaker at banquet
Of the Central Republican club at the Rome
hotel last night. In his address he made ar
appeal for the unlfication OF the republican
party and dscoursed tariff legislation al
considerable length.
The banquet was attended by a large
number of republicans from all parts of the
state and many state and city officials OF
both Sarties.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-10
President Off
for New York
Executive is Suffering with Severe
Cold and Takes Physician
with Him.

WASHINGTON, May 9-President Taft
left at 10 a. m. for New York and Passlac,
n. ]. He occupied special car attached
to the regular Pennsylvania railroad train
The president win return to Washington
Tuesday morning.
The president was suffering from severe
cold when he departed this morning He
took with him TO New York DR.. j. j. Rich
ardson of Washington. who was in the
presidents party on the long trip through
the west last fan.
Attorney General Wlckersham also &C
companied Mr.. Taft to New York.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-10
SIX Firemen Injured.

NEW YORK, May 9.-Six explosions fol-
lowing each other rapidly in the filling de.
partment of the Standard OIL company
plant on the East river in williamsburg to-
day scattered flames all about the build
ing and in few minutes a great blaze en-
veloped the immense plant F'lremen car
ride out elk men who were badly burned
All are expected to recover. The fire was
controlled in an hour.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-10
Pierre Wins Track Meet.

PIERRE, S. D.. May 9.-(Special, )-At
the track meet between the high school
teams of Pierre. Fort Pierre, Miller, and
dhe Pierre Indian school, which event
took place at this city yesteday afternoon,
the Pierre High school carried off most of
the honors, with Fort Pierre second in the
list and Miller third. The Indian school
team being the weakest of the four.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-10
LIVING PERSONS TAKEN
FROM EARTHQUAKE RUINS
People Are Rescacd from Debris of
Stricken Costa Rican city
Death List Increases.

SAN JOSE, Costa Rica, May Sup to
noon today so bodies had been taken from
the ruins of the houses which were over
thrown in the earthquake last Wednesday
evening at Cartago. The estimate of the
dead last evening placed the number at
l,5OO, but it is possible this will be ex-
Ceeded. ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-10
DO 1T NOW

II OF
out this
with
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-10
TELLS CONGRESS TO KEEP OUT
President Sends Special Message on
Sugar Fraud Investigation.
PROPER OFFICERS AT WORK
legislative Inquiry WOUid Embarrass
Executive Department and Might
Result In Grants of
Immunity.

WASHINGTON. May o.-President Taft
seat special message to the house of rep
resentatives today to tell why he CON
siders a congressional investigation Of the
sugar frauds in the custom service mex
pedient.
1t is believed "a congressional investiga-
ton at the time would embarrass the ex-
lecutive department in the continuance and
lccmpletion of the investigation of the ap-
lpraisers and other officers OF the customs
service"
The presidents reply was to a resolution
passed in the house on April H. calling on
him to state his reasons for not wishing
a congressional investigation
| In making his answer the president did
not lose an opportunity TO tell the house
when congressional investigation was
necessary.
The necessity for congressional nvesti-
CATION" the president wrote. ARISES, first
when an executive investigation is either
not in good faith or is lacking in vigor
or when additional legislation is needed
to prevent recurrence of the frauds
Duty of investigation.
THE primary duty, with respect Ia
frauds in the executive service, falls on
Investigation and on the discovery of fraud
and crime to direct judicial investigation
TO recover what is due to the government
and to bring to justice the guilty persons
THE report of the secretary of the treas
ury and the attorney general show beyond
Question the utmost vigor and effective
ness in the investigation and prosecution
up TO this time and he achieving of ex-
lra
moneys of which the government had been
defrauded, the indictment of participants
in the frauds and in the reformation of the
customs service with a view to the pre-
venton of such frauds in the future"
With his message the president sent a
Joint report Of the secretary of the treas
ury and the attorney general showing the
investigation up to date.
Danger of Immunity.
The danger of granting immunity to any
offenders through a congressional inyesti.
CATION, the president pointed out. was still
very grave. He referred to the case OF
Heike, secretary of the American Sugar
Refining company, who was summoned b.,
for" the grand jury investigating the sugar
company's alleged connection with com
bination violating the Sherman anti-tlus
act and pleaded immunity.
While the supreme court refused to pas.
on the question. claiming it did not prop
eriy come before 1t, the president indicate.
that the point is left TO be raised in tn,
event of a conviction OF Heike
II congress were to investigate The
weighers' and appraisers offices 1t woulC
| have to go about getting just such exper
| evidence as is now being gathered, tn,
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For Iowa Generally fair.
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