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case is viewed as an effort to declare
all contracts. similar to those under
which the South Carolina negro was
arrested. null ana void, and to prove
that the custom now in vogue in
practically all the Southern States of
binding tenants. whether white or
black. to work until they have repaid
amounts advanced them upon which
to make their crops, come under the
general head of peonage.
Two or three years ago. when Mr..
Bonaparte was Attorney General, he
sent Mrs. Quackenbos to various
parts of the South to investigate al
legged "peonage" cases hut outside
of railroad camps and phosphate
mines. she failed to find anything up
on which to base prosecutions. Just
why Mr.. Bonaparte is to take a hand
in Franklin's case is not yet clearly
understood. The case will come be-
fore the court in about two weeks.
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The Demon OF The Air,

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piTTSDURa GRAFT CASES.
INDICTMENT AGAINST PROMI-
NENT CAPITALIST.
Frank y. HOifstOt, Officially Identi-
fled With Big Financial Institutions,
Charged With Bribery and Con-
piracy-TwO Other Bank Officials
Enter Pleas of NOlle COntendere.

Pittsburg, April 6.-The climax in
the Pittsburg graft exposure came, as
promised, late today with the pre-
sentiment by the grand jury of a long
report, in which is recommended the
Indictment of Frank n. Hoffstot pres
ident Of the Pressed Steel Car Com
pany, and one of the most prominent
business men in the country.
simultaneously in the open court
came plea of Emil Winter, president
of the Workingman's Savings and
Trust Company, that he had no de-
fence to make to the charge that he
gave $4,000 bribe to former Coun-
Gilman Morris Enstein.
The court ordered indictments
drawn against Hoffstot in accordance
with the grand jury's presentment,
namely, on two counts of bribery and
one of conspiracy to defraud the city.
The presentment reads that Hoff-
stOt shall be ordered to appear as a
w iIiCSo, duu III case he OOeS not 90
so Immediately that the district attor-
ney Of Allengheny proceed forthwith
to eXtradte him."
The presentment concluded with an
order that the investigation continue
along the lines already pursued,
which is taken to mean that more
men higher up are yet to be named.
Just before President Winters ap-
pearance in Judge Fraser's court,
James Anderson, the general book
keeper of the Workingman's Savings
Bank and Trust Company, of Allie
geny, had also pleaded nolle conten-
dere today to a charge of falsifying
the books of the bank in connection
with the payment of $4,000 to En-
stein.
The pleas Of Winter and Anderson
came timely, for the district attorney
said that otherwise they were to have
been indicted today.
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n FISHING PARTY.
Lots OF Fun and u Gracious Plenty
To Eat

Lots OF Fun and u Gracious Plenty
To Eat.
Mr.. j. d. Shirer invited a number
Of his friends to accompany him to
Remini Wednesday for a barbecue,
and fish fry. They were met at the
river by "a party from Calhoun coun-
ty. There were thirty-fve in the
party. There was an abundance to
eat and fishing was good. Those who
went from here pronounce it one of
the pleasantest trip they have taken
in some time. Those who went from
Sumter were Messrs. j. d. Shirer,
Jim Blanding, Perry Moses, Sr, w.
w. McKagcn, A. ID. Hardy, Ladson
Boyle, j. II. Booth, w. II. Seals, Gra-
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Sam PiersOn, Eugene Forshee, Louis
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CRITICISING DIR. STILES.
\ Home Raised Scientist Takes EN-
ccptiOn to Some of HOOkwOrm EX-
pert's Statements.
To the Editor of The Daily Item:

To the Editor of The Daily Item:
Saturday / heard DIR. Stiles second
lecture, which was on tuberculosis.
He said many things, in plain way;
he is not professional lecturer. He
said consumption is not hereditary, it
is a white mans disease, and not a
negro's, though three times as many
of the latter die as the former, from
the trouble. The Doctor said nothing
new on the subject. All leading and
progressive magazines have publish
ed in the main what he said.
The keynote Of the lecturer was
sanitation. He might have stressed
this point more. Only twice during
the hour of lecture did he become
declamatory, and then when he con-
demned the single cup in the Lord's s
supper, which he characterized as
uclean, unsanitary and improper. He
said If ne were a health officer,
churches would be forbidden to use
to the Doctors structures on the Holy
sacrament and say he does not know
whether germs ere transmitted, for
no developed case traceable to the
communion is on record, if it is, it is
not publicly known. The other burst
made by the Doctor was when he
held public school teachers and
preachers responsible for soil pollu-
ton in the country around public
places. Where are the doctors of the
country, with all their germ theory
Why do they not educate the dear"
people? Are they not responsible ?
Do they not know? The" say th4y
III knew that school teachers ..nd
preachers, the inadequa,c.y pa.I
were responsible for much, hut dill
not know until / heard DIR. Stiles,
they must bear the blame for soil
pollution. Though they may be lead
ers, thinkers and publicists, they are
not the only guilty ones
To prevent the spread of diseases
Of germ origin or bac;lli. one will
perhaps in the near future have to
bag his head, breathe through a
sponge, wear asbestos clothing, not
shake hands, steer clear of begrim-
ed and germ filled money, not kiss
his wife or anybody else, live alone
and do as the lepers of old, cry un-
clean. L have not been fumigated
keep off, avaunt, skidoo.
On the whiskey question his advice
is good and worth following. May his
lectures do good. AUDITOR.
Sumter, S. c., April 4, 1910.
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STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TO-
LEDO.
LUCAS COUNTY,

LUCAS COUNTY.
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the BROWNSVILLE INQUIRY,
CHARGES AGAINST NEGRO EN-
SOLDIERS SUSTAINED.
Result OF Il Years Investigations An
nOunced-tind That NOn-PerfOrm-
ancc of Duties by Officers on Fatal
Night Caused Shooting ARRAY
Fourteen of Dismissed Men Eligible
For Reinstatement.

Washington, April 6.-The Military
Court of Inquiry, which, during the
last year, has been investigating the
shooting up of Brownsville, Texas,
finds that the evidence sustains the
charge that the shooting was done by
soldiers of the 25th infantry, colored.
AS to the charges made by the
mayor and citizens of Brownsville, the
court is of the opinion that, first, the
soldiers of the 25th infantry, station
ed at Fort Brown, Texas, did, on the
night of August 1914, 1906, shoot in
to houses of the town of Brownsville,
Texas, occupied by men, women and
children, killing Frank Datus, a citi-
zen of that town, seriously wounding
the lieutenant of police, M. Y Dom.
inguez, causing him the loss Of an
arm, and killing his horse under him.
The court is unanimous in it's opinion
that the evidence sustains the
charges.
Second. AS to the disciplinary as
pect of their crime including the per-
formance of duty by officers and en-
listed men of the 25th infantry, gar
risoned in Fort Brown, Texas on the
night of August 1914, 1906, as meas
ured by the standard in the army the
court is of the opinion that if the Off
GERS, commissioned officers and
priVates had performed their respec-
tive duties on the evening of August
1914, 1906, Immediately prior to the
shooting affray, with appreciation of
the obligations and responsibilities
devolving upon them by the serious
situation then confronting them, the
shooting affray could not have oc-
Cured
Also if Immediately after the
shooting, when the men had been
charged with the crime, a careful in
spection of every man in the garrison,
including his arms, equipment and
ammunition, had been made, as was
attempted at daylight, several hours
afterwards, some of the guilty men
would have been discovered.
Third. AS to the eligibility for re-
instatement, a majority of the court
finds favorably as to the qualifications
of the following men: Company B,
25th infantry. Jones A. Coltraue, Ed
ward l.. Daniels, Edward Warfield.
Company c., 25th infantry Lewis j.
Baker, Clifford /. Adair, Henry w.
Irwin, Calvin Smith, John Smith.
Company d. 25th infantry, Robert
Williams, Winter Washington, Elias
Grant. John A. Jackson, Samuel E.
Scott and VIM. Van Hook
Brig. Gen. Theodore Schwan does
not concur in the second conclusion.
Lieut.. Gen. Samuel B. Nj. Young and
Major. Gen. Joseph H. Fanger, do
not concur in the third conclusion.
According to the terms of the Act
creating the board of inquiry, it's find
ings are final, and cannot be revised
by anyone.
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BOAT DISASTER INJURIES SCORES
Explosions Occur ON Ship Near Dover
England

Dover. England, April IA terrific
explosion occurred early this morning
on the British steamer Cairnrona off
Dungenness, which wrecked the wo-
mems quarters, killing one child and
injuring a number of women and
children.
The steamer caught fire and a pam
ic ensued, in which men fought for
the possessions of the boats, and had
to be beaten back by the crew to al
low the women to be taken off first.
large number of the passengers
were landed this evening, many Of
them in an exhausted condition.
In all twenty were seriously injur-
ed and not less than fifty were slight
ly injured by the explosion and in
the panic that followed it.
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Saved From The Graye

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WRECK NEAR GREENWOOD.
Engineer &. III. Hinton Probably Fa-
tally Hurt.

Greenwood. April 7.-Frcight train
No. 33 on the Seaboard AIR Line ran
into a burning trcstle over Coronaca
creek, about five miles east Of town,
about o'clock this morning, with
me result that practically the whole
train was wrecked. engineer and fire.
man badly. perhaps fatally, hurt, and
other members Of the crew injured
Engineer Cal Hinton had his skull
fractured and Fireman Kemp was
injured internally. Both were hur-
ried to hospital I'm Chester Flag
man McClung and Conductor Carroll
were injured, but not seriously.
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Case Interests Sou,hcrners.

Washington. April 5.--Southern
Congressman are tonight discussing
with more than ordinary interest the
action OF former Attorney General
Bonaparte in appearing before the
Bar OF the United States Supreme
Court in the defence of the South
Carolina negro, Pink Franklin. con-
victed Of murder in that State in
1907. Franklin was under an "agri-
cultural contract" the kind that are
In force In many OF the Southern
States. and he quit before the obli-
cation was completed, and this ac-
tion, under the South Carolina law,
became misdemcanor. on an at
tempt To- arrest him. Franklin killed
the constable. Henry Il. Valentine
and was convicted Of murder.
Mr.. Bonaparte will cite the opinion
OF a district Judge. 10 the effect that
the negro had right To resist ar
rest. because the statute. upon which
the warrant was issued. had been
held obnoxious to the State Constitu-
tlon. and also that IL violated the
Federal Constitution. I'm that such
contract. if valid would foster peon-
age"
Mr. Bonapsrte's appearance In the
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Bob Duncan, Ralph Mccall and
Clarence WclbOrn have been acrc.,tcl
in Grcenville for druggiug and rob-
ling Mr.. James Aiken Of $3.50.
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The board of pardons has refused
the petition Of Walter Allen, sent up
from Greenville county for life foi
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"Pantdta
BeZOuSek."

Autor' jenz mel ma neobycejne
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We zminenem romanu nanejvys
poutavym a jen jemu vlastnim
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byste il procetli jeste jednou. U.
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zpravy amsrick6.
Zpravy 2 Washingtonu.

President Taft 81 poknsil. ably
81 ponekud lnsurgenly \ dome IA
Istupcu naklonll hlaynt ably usta.
novcni yyboru na yysetreni kon-
troversc lialllngerovy u Pinchoto-
Iyy stale 81 smirnou cesiou Pro.
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IN kalfornlc "A radil So MIN dlou-
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ze dyou insurgeniu. kdyI budou
4 senators n 1 kongresnici hlaso-
val ve prospaeh BallIngera, tcdy
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oysem. kdyby Snad Sc diva rcpub.
likani pfiklonili K demokratum u
hlaSovali proti liaIIingcroyi. PAX
by 10 ieho omyiim spatne dopa-
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mezi administered iusurgcniy a
nyni budc treba yyckat ua uddlo-
sti dalsi President snazi Sc take
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" jim bude prai ve pi'itine udtlo.
vani ufadti
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ha. kterou vypracoyal gencralni
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z BRUNO, NEBR.

Mlnulou nedeli rad Bruno 81
zyoIil tyto ilradniky ma rok 1910:
Prrdscda. Fr Kfiz. dozorce. Joe
Povondra tajcmnik, !. j. Novot
ny ilcetniS. j ]. .lanovy: poklad.
mix. J j Dolista vrbor maietku:
N Blatny strazcc. FIR Maca
Vac. koza prilyodcr Fr. Vondra.
Pan IL J Sabata jest povazIivc
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poskytnul dr. Jclinek.
Frank Blainl manzclkou a.
dcerou Linwood dlel navSttvou
y Bruno Ii Vac Blatntho.
Pan Joe Pclan Sc odStthovaI do
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Ma Polrok Zapadu 81 prcdpla,i-
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wee Ndclav SIcgl. Jan Zcleny.
MO blinr next
Pan John Pelan dlnl Brainard
po nekollk dni III obchodcm.
Prof. Stech Sc nami rozlouci.
Odstthoyal Sc do David City
Mlnulou nedt1i odbFvana byla
schiize Cesko-narodniho hrbitova
Bruno. Neb Do lradu zyoleni
byli Predseda, A. Proskovec; la
jcmnik a pokladnik, Y. Blatny
do yfboru Fr Zcleny. Fr. Maca.
}. j. Janovy Anton ProSkovec
FIR Ielenf. ktery Jest hrobarcm.
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Pinchot vysvetluje

Bivall stf lcsniektho depart
mcntn Pinchol. ueiuiI problaSeni.
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zlteentho poskytuie trvani mad
vlady lidu jsou We hrr II H. j. po.
treba. ably obt bylo zachoyano.
Nyslovil 81. ~ budc hlcdct k Ia.
mn. ably pokrok nehyl zadrlovan
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de So pocliyt Starat zlcpScni po-
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pozemku ylddnich Asak To pr{
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ry jest uyni vcden mcn zastupei
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NovINKY z LINCOLN, NEBR.

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ySttvou dr. II. klina Tyndall,
IS ID Pan klima y pochyamjc
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DE-.
NySSi Skola Lincoln poradala
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sptsnt y pr ktcrtmz linkolnsti de-
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Marun, Beatrice, prof IIeboe,
Crete dr Moxey. Lincoln. Lin
colnsiou tctu debattrn cvicil pan
u Il. 3cdnar. hyval{ debater u
niyersltnich kruhu.
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ledna byl odbyvan Sized okresnich
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ii So prof +. 4. Stechcm. ridite.
lem Skol Butler okresu.
Podilnici Lincoln Tclrfonni 4
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Trzni ceny.
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ny Akcic Sc mtlsi prodavat IA
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SET korporacni ifadovny v obehod
MIN deparimcniu ma rozhoduiici
pfaFo vc pfitint odhadovani po-
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sociatiou; Mark W. Woods. pred
soda Woods Investment Co.; Sim.
ID. Mayer. pfcdseda Mayer Bros.
Sam Foster; Geo. J Woods. po-
kladnik Watson, Woods Bros. 4
Kelly Co; w. +. Sharp. predseda
Citizens Railway Co. Royal High.
landers; Joseph Granger. Grain
ger Granger Bros. Co. J. Grain
ger and Co. ; Chas. Stuart. banker
a kapitaliSt j T. Dorgan. pred
Seda Lincoln lee aud Cold Storage
Co., Whitebrcast Coal and Lumber
Co. Chas. j. Bills. investuiici
banker; Frank IT, Woods. pred
Srda.
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tn domorodt loycr kieri trpi Il.
plavici
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r. tehoz druhu
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komando vbfhne do RAINY jest ic-
nom otdzka iestli biltho toho
nosorolcr ncyyklubc Sc naposledy
veIika noyinarska kachna. ancbo
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