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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-06-02
COUNTY CLERKS NOTICE OF
PRIMARY ELECTION.

STATE oF Missouri
County 81 UsaRe
Office Of the County Clerk
Nosice l. hesehy givea That Primary
Election = ia be l.rlds; the regular poll=
ing plaoe- in each voting precinct
of .ail County u O.sge on the
ar't Tuesday Of August 1910 teing the
lnd day of August 1910, for the purpose
"i nominating candidates f,f the follow.
ing offices 10 be voted for al the Genera.
Election 10 be held on Tuesday the sth
day Of November. 1910. towit:
Judge Of the supreme CcaTt.
State Superintendent II Public Schools.
Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner.
Representative in CpagFs=. s,h Di-trir,
Judge Circuit Cour:. 3znd Judicial Cir
cniI.
Member Of he HoHse d Represents.
ti'-~ state Legislature
Judgc Of the Probate Ioarss.
Presiding Judge of h. County Court.
Judge Of the County Cour.. 1t Di.tric.. q.
Judgr q the County Cour 2nd Di.,ric
Clerk of be CircIli Cour, aud Erco-,ier
Clerk .ui the County Court.
Collector # 'he Reycnre.
Prosecuting At'orney
l'all'r AdmIuitrafot
Two Ju,;to.a q thr lsa,e Feulon Town
shir.
Cons. 4hIe, Benton fnaf.A,p
CHalnl.teeAaa
lN" JU,ilN~ ~ ,Ac Itar., CraNfor
Township.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-06-02
cine fsigd,trriisss Aliuner

non einCn NtiTey, Crwstrc, 9Isdidnnsn,
IoItiaeR &oGd. 1GetTerl obsr anetrcr 10
iur. crbciidt premgie 9chanoiuna ourh
Nudlm's arnita Saibe um SIWperaiiinna
m psrbiueerr. 2ts ~ bcr iAaeEis, hbaiie
9siIrr iolct, 2Bunotn, NdatGusiaIaa, ec.
lema, apigcipuuRt odnor, Nnbnrrdunnl
Ndmcrrteieen. 2ac bti y, 0lIitmrper &
Scn, &ehpbalIa unb 6oIi uo e ".
2arli 4 Gone lroolha Co., Si (bomae
nne ct. eltabetb,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-06-02
elnra alltihts nrsEisn lneaI

~ wlt nM uu;lt5cHe "a matCr, tctp obnt
@ciuarbtu MIRO - itr ibwcy lNttye0U,rN
~ icm III AndsHat, Sprm GStg @tatbmtn
etut idWGhr. Isdu.ll,be Srdu wl,N utyrSs
uno tti'bdr 'tW. &g'up'WG UuN S,tren-
at'tt iemmtg euld @up'tlda. fitdtu Nant
iranlhlr,n uHN ih., otter SctuiVdytt wm
0ot'Aur, apy Ctttigit &uttyn htwGu
iib hdS ale rlUt V1iiteSat: Rcn NJGWsn
elc Ntipr66ct. Stunltr uur NtuNe wuu
idea, cl ,tQuIju Gdatu y,tty mo Stt
ten. tstmNi tGo S.ut' atb: Ntllt &ftv,n
Haze AuNrn, rtutH %lhtR. Sdltt idr,tt
pau b,tuts ,@tiIU,s'a.bt. qgit Gc,Uur
bet, &c,,uhI ltu ~, be, ", NlIlcmsptr ~
sou @trrhdiJG gue ioli unh :, Y. Sb,t
y GeeS EsaeHa Co. - lbowae unN
: &udhdb.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-06-02

-9psun btr Msuia Ped baben
ioal-.Sn 3oua ubi,ti en- iungtr
giunn bon irlnte glnesbttft,n einsn
Gprb. nabm tsssaIb in sillsn Sirabtn.
bobuwaam Gjiii. iisl in balbu esidu'
hung ben Der YlaiiiOrm, iueb:i r iih
ben Rod ,er,ib nno bic Gais blutia
idIua, ipu,ot ais beitnnltn auf bic
polissi stidlsppt uno. tpsil er iit psbr.
it. iidiis 9sinuiit. pom Vollssirl6ter
seIlrail mO itllttlib int SOipitdl nit
Der Mal'npampe 9srei!et. Ter SpdB
tat itn Elm ean, biibihss Sitt4en
Rtlo gttOlist nuo ct lplll e. nltt iule1
Der ibnn.
-gaie ss 0inbsrriiis aiebt iiir ben
i5armr iels arbsit, pis lie e. er'
bciiti, 81 bsiOraer. 10 9istt e. Sln'
otrnihe iiir rem 3eiiunasmnn1 - uno
sari btiGnoers nsm @pltsbla.lnann-
Tim isinsr 3titunQ nno ben psiern &C.
redt su merosn. 99GGrsrh o,r lsBiin
orei @otsn mar heir, Smosrnils
" aen, otru Natnr mpbl b elem Ssiern
bttanrt Isin Iii fs, II DIT I'M Stanos
lih pf!ttgeireu b;m Slot ,u wItn,ea.
gEenl9' Stunoen nllr - rno oitis ne
niOsu Stuuten is aeboyien ria,niIir
Der 3uhs - luOrn II ibm Hbrg. Wtnn
ofr (ti,r GinNdt nbmrn ipiIl nno III
Bsouln no ,uiriepen Qitbi. tOtr 5ar'
mer mdbt ia out ,uirirpm isiu NIT
otn itm III Irbi,t ,jtii beih critn geti'
teO pirp CT ptritbJn bllo eas gtr'
Idumt ENdsUGU!en,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-06-02
aalsrsw Trsies Gnissd.uuorn

Seseiden ben wuseefbareu Nertl9rltt' etS
9eialtrs. Stbwet, Suiiihiic, GratMU's
1elrarsphsn, iAredlihe ATleaeStmenNscn
sRdnner ~ tonicI,, unn eas seuHOer alsr
seunser - II. aina's R,w gioeeptta -
ysben an rstisu wa,a Nmfb Nuhcu, erial'
TINA, sasr;pys. Sittma, eroup, SronAt.
lie snneeHbiutrn, aeahhuiieH cher ean'
axnle,een beerpht. Fur alle NGlsirduibsi'
ten bat 80 Hidt iss-,ss aisi6sn. 60 binoeri
ausenblidlieh. Cs iit has iiberiis Se,i~nitss
Sames ". elad sNlhfpius Ms. X w Z.
lAuibi hat = Inn btilse non bdtsna,isAl
Afkataen maneem uIls Arsneisu psriaei. Fst
nb <l.o0 sars iroteilai6s fsi. earen:
fi tfio. .e.iltmfrer xsph altffhhniia T.
III ~ EN- 'eo<E : Seus fraesns %.
1ksm-s mb u eitistssh.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-06-02
nnrdl aunll n.(nns asnsrhsa.

Ncr Y, j, aeatp, SprinahcIe, Au,
itbrubt uNoS eintm sabre beeonnrn ueine
4tucn rnb Si0ic mit III bsloiiieen wclaeS
iictS itImtmer wuTot bis mit iultsl I'M
aud SelbN banait. so Iut tbcaialls an
aopijama, uuo pie Sunttiou melncr SIo'e
mag btihwalltb uno shmrEeue. SD las
lbsr 6Aitp'e amonep Siaen, mo ndhesm
10 ei.it mebgers Aodtu ssnemmsn prs
ihwdnp Dfy Ropiihm'rS uno meme Slait
war Wi,hey normal ibdtia UNI ib aIler Vel.
esn embebrtn.- Setiel " Nt!tsm'per.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-06-02

.(m pulOuacutu Sabre hGben mir een
9oUid ala abiubrmli,r Ty. Aua's Rtw
Siic NaA N uuittsm &sIHir 0cbdlttu uNe
&c bGbgn iiGl ,m Stac, 'pr M parW IA,
m,l,t upitica," '.hrlt, EdW Naihu!td,
buffalo. a. y. Ec,t,.S bch Nuctts &litci
fur dlt yu9n bea gjOGug, etr %tbe, uup
fcy,m lM, }5t h., .. Gultmtutr X Son
&clW5d.m une Soit me Z. Z, Shcu y
2cne (rNeiua Sc" 2t (b0mas puo 81.
Gitidb,tb.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-06-02
Saniiaauua.

gGn litbgr 6uuuotn mn Hah'
barn wtlte uus in uni;rm itwtrtn
Shidiol. in Dem Eabuiheiotn aHiG'
res ll,btn Wotlen uno Batter 10 treu
MD blirtih iur Seie atltnnOtn sdten,
munittu mir b'umit auitm hCrjlt=
lien TonI uusWiprtdtn.
Ntyaaroinl CIotifly uEo RmoG.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-06-02
IN Y E s I
your idle money in Real Es-
tate Loans.


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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-06-02
3pas eins Ssmmsrsrhaituns pfr'
Hrladlfn mia.

Cure ptrnadldbiait gtiaItnnp i'm Som'
mer iann tct ebenio wpbi IN Sronditis
oOa Yunesnnisnnbuns ent,uideIn dis ~
iraenb elmer anousn Sahrssseii. gernad'
IaSiat iie niGt. 9lsbmi proMi Bolep's
Sonsp unb Tar. es Ibbt ben Suiten iani-
iisi unb beilt Die sni,lnpsirn fuitroAren
ahe eniisrnt bic eriaIiane Que bm SpitsnI.
6edid & Silismepr.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-06-02
einm,aI sodp.

Go arm IN ieines glsnidsn sebsn.
Tao lbm'o @tidid
Nur eeib anS llneIad bait aesfteu,
yiint einmaI Siaf.
Go arm ins icinss sesnibsn 1ase
Tai CT uur psib,
'estauidie Sohnuna bdt,' uno l'Idse,
Riot einmol 6reub'.
Wis line ees Geni6en eebenspiaos
GO iawars uno eidt,
Tab sr nur Ra9t ,ino Sdattsn bate,
yi9t slnma sidt.
Tenn aud Der SimmeI it ni9t inlmsr
Seosdt uno eran
&c III aud sigma! poItr S&immer
ltrS b:li uno bIau,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-06-02
yOtalts.
-Serr SOispb Sdraber bon pinr
par bier om 9ieuiic9 in eitit6Ittn.

Setr 5olepb S6raotr bon Tlnn
par bier am 9isulic9 in @titdIttu.
Or. 6. &. gppt's 7aten ) uHS
6 Sunt. GFfite i'm Sprgmcpel Soirl.
BON apelttoru iab,n mir tru'c
'litr bic o,rrtu ,jronl tpelEer Gno
Sphu Ndsmtatr.
.-gIn.pa Yallrntuih uro Satin
iuahisn tlnts 2raeS lCpltr gpete otr
Siaatstapp,I!Get 9'irb.
--9epipb Shapptd,r beiudt itii
lsEitn 9pnutrstaQ frtunht nnO Vr'
manb!t IN =. Gouls.
/, -Strr StrOinanO 0lsver uno Ull.
iju ustn @abp Ill SOnnpis pIIll
btIu@ttr ON Scnntaa bltliAe Sreunos
ga 1T ultilt leittr eia Stpfaebet
flir ben Tdtliln.;u ssrritiiu. oils III {
bcstaiis Sea srlun9 itsr itn 81 un'
iaoiRd;a.
-Nsr ciEes iil4t9sE 3lbnlr;tts
Sitniis btoari. iprds Dor btl Sr.
J. ejons. Sn s4siipbalia am . NIB +
Suui.
-6rlu Gertrude Siittmtp;r bf0Gb
iib bsuir nut NattrnuiIle in 81. SOnis
60. Su &iut Ter 6omiIis llrsr So4'
hr 6rau !. s. Satas.
.-Strr Nutcn StrlibaU: BAT i'd
tsuls nah Ct. gOnjs bN,bcI mo 'r
bel einsm Ul ll.tdiit III GttnI iu irtln
gcptr't.
orr 6sOul 5. Gu!tberi ruN
gaIiIys y 4. NiIts eiIthjQcn St'
ibalilltss IN YjUn an l(gten Gon'
nelp0a.
--Ir. 6. Z. t5rbt bon Slu1 H'iro
am 3 uub q lsul III itEtr Grite IN
@oraa tutr Np,el anm l}nCn Sanocn
Al . crlicn len.
-Dcbp !. W. Qujtt bon igar.
ifnnelu uno btNsu aIt.y&. be lei Dem
hchT. : ohas ln Yr'ua INN. mar hm
Brsiiaa @aiie i'm bI,Ha,u Y'arltauf,
Sri, Ctuht vi Lrrsr 1T uadl
mtbupottnil;t,.t NlpG!,u S.t %0,
luauolsn IN e3dyttn;pu uGo EelEcja
uno Nrtupo,n ~ Gl;dtiiGetutR h,lm'
geltb I.
-Git iaua,N 0yry.l GtN1c Is 0lp'
<yel) GeJrer rnb G,ct8t tSumbpI
NFit,opmaaltn dm @emt5l qtnrlN'
ita,tlib enc &rN1jtttW naa St
I 3bpmas. no btiotV StlGB lgQhn!.
Ger 6tnyu a'onsbtia rCblt G'dt
lin uno Slub,r ron 9ier Norrn, No.
limb itit MteNttp tit oilpt lbytv 9Hr'
Wanoi.n rer 0dmlit 81. Y, 4, %tlt'
| msptr.
-7mb tip &rouilm rclhts an
Samitoa Wp,Neu fbt lbre : cItnrult
9ltieu Wiya, Crnvtrn It'd tic @tttrl'
len otS Wu,asi,siltS Itrcr oamoI1
asialltntn pctr lrl,ter btIuerbtnei
aamrdotu.
Ter NaGcuidt Gemti ituunmtby
! as osm frblris tnIitwHuosn nNo
ha, itin; TjlaJriRt 9Hauo rltnl. IN
tnneItt ~ tIntm scmpo ptn i,
Zlj, 100 9Rtilcn p,r &1a b'aoGndL
aoeas Somti! gNir uu> risI, anNtrt
Mmlttu,lnsty ieten bon tfW sl0ns'
ten ettt aus bib sn otl Slm|tlsgllt
niti rltosr.
3urAtidNiqtn Sta@tunA:
setr itine GsbduNe terNhert boten
'nodn 0citn 6euer. GlIb oocr Slurn'
laute bel ma pcf. gHp labtn ne
y A(lfmg Der MelNa.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-06-02
GRAND ENTERTAINMENT
by the School Children In St.
Joseph's Hail on Tuesday :
June 9TH, 1910.
Two MOTHERS.
Drama In 4 Acts.

W.
Drama In Acts.
SySofsIs:--A number Of young girl.
90 on pilgrimage TO the shrine Of our
Lady OF Lorctto.
While At sea the girls are captured by
African pirates, and given over Ia the
Queen Of Tuni-. The Queen sets them
all free " ith the exception of Adelheid,
whose devotion to and trust in the Bl.
Virgin anger> the Queen. BY a highly
dramatic incident Adeheid j. at last
miraculou>ly rescued and brought home.
Duration Of play , hours.
CHARAF AFTERs.
Countess.
Elizabeth, Her Sister.
Adelheid. Daughter of Countess.
Margaret, Wife Of Baliff of Castle,
Bertha. Her Daughter, Queen Of
TuniS,
Followed by Farce.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-01-29
Fifteenth Anniversary OF Pieaeant
Grove Baptist Church.

The fifteenth anniversary Of
Pleasant Grove Baptist church
will be held, Sunday, January
30. A program has been arrang-
ed for the same, There will also
be two entertainments gwen, one
Wednesday night. The main
feature will be d cat shaking. ad
mission sc. On Thursday even
ing the anniversary reception
with an excellent program and
supper. Admission 25c supper
free. The menu will consist of
Lettuce Pick Is
Bread and Butter Sandwich
Chicken Salad
Ice Cream and Cake
Coffee
Mrs. M. E. WarricK.
Committee James J D 'ugIas,
Robert Terrell.
Rev. D. w Blood worth pastor
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-01-29
(COnLlnued from last issue)

We ask no special favors but
simple justice under the lava
law that protects and Furnishes
all men alike For it is a fact
that the law that should govern
law making bodies should be
mutual confidence. the basis of
all human progress causes the
people to adopt constitution
the ark Of the covenant when
goes before and leads the people
into the more perfect union. The
constitution is not law but The
recorded will of the people. Law
means liberty and is evo,ved to
prohlolt one man from preying
upon another and is the necleus
OF civilization. Alaw that gives
one man or race special rights or
guarantees to an individual Or in
dlvlduals per ect safety in the
taking life or destroying the
property of another is only the
dynamite undermine the founda.
ton of the nation that some day
at an unguarded moment will
destroy It's creator What is to
become Of the race? They have
tired every remedy prescribed,
This country cried from the
house top and the valley "edu
cate, accumulate wealth. clear
up the moral and civic skies and
we will mel p to lift the race to
the planes Of freedom ard guar
antee to it perfect protection and
a fair show in the race of lie tor
a livelihood. We are becoming
like the young lawyer who met
Jesus. When Christ spoke to
him of the law he said: "All of
this have [ kept from my youth. )"
Christ gave him to understand
that to know law and to talk
law was one thing and to do was
another. The Saviour only ask.
ed for his heart and not his
goods. Like the lawyer we have
come up to all the requirements
of the law. What lack we yet?
Ii we be permitted to answer, it
is not social equality, it is not
intermarriage for our girls and
boys are good enough for each
other but we do ask that the
other race with their wealth and
advantages let our women alone
and let each race feel that he is
his brother S keeper. This done
and the so called race problem
will solve itself, All the laws of
the United States cannot regu
late the social relations between
the families of the earth. Each
family feels that he has indivi.
dual rights that no one should
interfere with. What will they
do with himy We would suggest
to give him a chance and let him
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-01-29
Sadie White

Affidavit of the non residence
of Sadie White defendant 10 We
named. having been fled in the
Office of the Clerk of tie Circuit
Court of said County, Notice Is
hereby given to the said Sadie
Whlle that the complainant filed
his bill of compIaiutin aid Court
ia he Cnancery side thereof, on
the 9th day OF January A. ID.
1910, aud thai a summons issued
out of said Court against said de
PENDANT. returnabYe on the first
Monday Of March next, 1910, as
is by law required.
Now, unless you, the said Sadie
White shall be and appear be-
fore the Sangamon County Cir
cult Court on the first day of
the next term Thereof, 10 be
holden at the Courl House in the
City of Springfield, on the first
Monday of March A. ID 1910,
and plead. answer and demur to
said complainant's bill Of com
plant, the same ard the matters
and things therein charged and
stated will be taken as confessed,
and a decree entered against you
according to the prayer Of said
bill. S. II. JONES, Clerk,
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-01-29

Chitting supper for sale every
Saturday night at 1915 E. Jeffer-
son St.-Mrs. Wilson, Prop.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-01-29

FIRST CLASS uphoIstering
and general furniture repairing.
James B. Bondman, 2O20 Kansas
street. New phone 420.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-01-29

WANTED-Colored girls for
cooks and house work Apply
at Illinois Free Employment Bu-
reau. 1868 S. 9th St.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-01-29
What Will They do With
Him?

BY Re0. j. T. Mort070 at Decatur.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-01-29
State of Illinois,
canon Co.

Charles S. Gibbs, Complain,
ant S Solicitor.
Circuit Court, March Term, A
D. 1910.
Robert White
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-07
Rear Admiral
MCCalla is Dead
Naval Hero with Long Record of Dis
tinguished Services Dies in
California.

SANTA BARBARA, Cal. May 6-Rear
Admiral B. II. McCalla, u. S. N, (retired)
died at o'clock this morning of apopleXy.
WASHINGTON, May 6.-High naval Of
ficers in Washington when they learned
today of the sudden death of Rear Admiral
Bowman Henry McCalla at Santa Bar
bara, Cal, were unanimous in their ex-
pressions OF sorrow and praise of the dead
officer.
Rear Admiral McCalla was born at Cam
den, n. j., in 1874. entering the navy in
1861. His services during She almost
thirty mine years OF active duty in all parts
of the world were noted with conspicuous
acts The most brilliant achievements of
the dead officer were in connection with
the war with Spain and the Peking relief
column, for which he received signal rec
ognitlon in the shape of congressional
medal for distinguished service in battle
and also International Acknowledgements OF
his labor through the bestowing on hin
of the order of The Red Eagle by tht
! German emperor and the Chinese wal
medal by the king of England All o.
this was on top of the excellent record il
the civil war.
/ Rear Admiral McCalla was made a mem
Der of the Loyal Legion and decorated II
other respects and advanced in rank II
the navy. His last active service I'm tn,
navy was as commandant OF the naval train
! Ing station at Mare Island, Cal, and OF tn,
navy yard there, and he retired June 10
1906. For some time he had been living II
southern California with his family
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-07

fiFsN Ntthck Y car AgOs
King Edwards first serious attack Of
bronchial trouble was experienced a year
ago. Since that time his majesty has suf-
fered several occurrences Of the malady.
including one during his recent visit at
Biarritx. Each attack proved worse than
the preceding one and more difficult to
conquer The present illness came SUI.
denly and without warning
Callers at the palace today who had ex-
pre- ssed the hope that reports in the morn
ing papers were exaggerated had their
worst fears confirmed by the palace off.
cials. Il am very sorry To say" said one
of the kings close encourage, with shake
of the head, that the papers have not
exaggerated his majestys condition II is
very grave"
one government officer, who In his off
cial capacity attended the audiences of the
king on Wednesday and yesterday, said;
The king looked very III "Wednesday
morning and very much worse on Thurs
day. The chief outward symptom was eX.
speak at times, but insisted on continuing
the audiences" Upon one occasion during
the audience when the kings condition was
the subject of remark, his majesty said:
This is return OF what 1 had at Biar-
ritz. got clear OF 1t then, but caught ALL
other cold at the theater. However, l Will
be all right in u few days
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-07
Second Bribe
aker Admits
Pay for Vote
ConfesSor Says He Received $1,000
for Favoring LOrimer, Alleges
States Attorney.

CHICAGO, May 6.-That a demGg' -
legislator other than Charles. A. Whi;s n =
confessed To thef Acceptance of bribe
was confirmed by States Attorney Way
man today. According to Mr.. Wayman,
the new confession corroborates White on
the following points; First. that each re-
ceived $1,0O0 for one act; second, that each
recev.a 200 at another time: third. that
each was called to the Southern hotel St
Louis, where an alleged Jackpot" was
distributed
Whites confession as printed in the Chi
cago Tribune states that $1,000 was the
sum he received for casting his vote foI
Lorlmer for senator.
The states attorney said that one in
dictment against a democratic representa-
tive will be voted and probably returned
before Judge Kersten today
The publicity given the second confession
was determined on by members OF the
grand jury, who are said to believe tina
the news might move other legislators tC
unburden their consciences.
1t is said that the grand jury has con
sidered indictments for perjury in certain
cases, and word came forth in veiled bu
apparently authoritative manner tha
should any witnesses who have been before
the jury wish to change their testimony
they need not fear the perjury charge.
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, May 5,-That thu
clash OF authority between States Attor
neys Wayman OF Cook and Burke OF San
/ CANON county, over jurisdiction in the in
! vestigaton of alleged legislative bribery
might interfere with justice Is the opinion
OF Attorney General William II. Stead.
! States Attorney Burke has sent out owe
/ fifty subpoenas and will summon witnesse
! from the state before the sangamon count!
grand Jury.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-07
Amendments Doomed to Defeat, De-
clare Senators Elkins and
Crane at Capital.
NOW HAVE FORTY-FIvE V0rS.S
This, They Say, is Eight NJ 50 4
is Necessary. - =
CUMMINs MAY MAKE MOVE
Announces that He Will Re-offer His
Amendment Later.
PRESIDENT TAFT COMMENTS
CUMMINs MAY MAKE
PRESIDENT TAFT COMMENTS
Chief Executive Says that Loss Of
Pooling and Merger Clauses VIII
Not Seriously Affect Rail-
road BII.

WASHINGTON, May 6.-Son after Sem
ators ElRins and Crane reached the capitol
today for a conference with the president,
they informed their associates they had
fifty-two votes, eight more than is needed
to defeat every long and short haul amend
ment to the railroad bill that may be Of
fered. This number ircludes many demo-
cratic senators.
The attention of the supporters Of the
Dixon amendment was called to the state
ment of the conservative, senators. They
said they did not know whether the op-
position had fifty-five votes, but they ad-
mitted that lit looks as If the insurgcnt
amendment would be lost"
1t was claimed also by the conservatives
that they would prevent the adoption of
any amendment to section of the bill.
Senator Cummins. in Withdrawing his
tariff agreement amendment to Section
preliminary to the strlllng-out of that sec
tion. announced that he would reoffcr his
amendment when Section is reached
Taft Hears News.
The statue of the administration railroad
bill In the house and the senate is under
stood to have been tho chief topic of dis
cussion at todey's meeting of tho cabinet
Attorney General Wickersham. who drew
up the measure in its original form, eN-
planned in detail to President Taft just
what had been done during the chief execu-
! tives absence.
President Taft today declared that al
! though he was sorry the so-called pooling
and merger clauses of the bill had been
omitted in the senate he did not consider
that the loss of these two provision vitality
affected the bill
/ The president is far more concerned over
! what congress may attempt to put into
/ the bill rather than the provisions that
have been stricken out As he has already
| minated. 1t is regarded as certain that II
Amendments suggested in the house by
some OF the more radical members are in
cluded in the bill and the confcrees are
not able to eliminate them, he will veto
| the bill on the ground that it would un'
duly hamper railroads in carrying on theii
I legitimate business.