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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-12-02

place. Z w
Julius Fenner, Judge of cleo
tion and making returns. 4 60
G. A. Siegert, Judge Of cleo
IlO0 -. ....... ...... > w
". A. Bohn, Judge Of cleo
ton w
VIM. Egrmayer, Clerk of cleo
lion ...... ....- ...... 5 w
S. Rohn. Clerk Of election. 90
George Egrmayer, use Of poll.
Ing place . :. ........... %
Chas. Cllavet, judge of election 90
George Egrmayer, judge Of
election and making return 4 go
w. A. Brummund, clerk Of
election. ..... ...... ) 90
Barney Lambrechts, clerk
OF election -. ........ ) %
Il. Il, BOhn, use Of polling
place ... = %
A. w. Christensen, judge of
clcCClOu. ....... ...... 5 w
Ray Plant, judge of election. 100
A. S. Christianson, clerk Of
election J 90
G. l.. Rice, clerk Of election
and making returns $50. 20
Vernon School District No. >
$ It polling place ... 200
John Maxwell, telephone
messages 20
F. NJ. Guthrie, board and
lodging for Mrs A. G. Will
iiams. s22. so, allowed at. IL Is
DR.. Chas. Flett, professional
services rendered Mrs. Will
liamS. 10 90
Catherine SchOrman, profess
i0nal services rendered Mrs
Williams and car fare to
Aberdeen -. .......... - 20
A. p. Lindquist, careing for
State witness IN case Of
State VS. Lars Peterson. $50. . 80
Schneider Il Nelson, mdse. to
County Farm .......... : 20
An abatement of 81. 90 school poll
and 300 dog tax of r. NJ. Mollberg
the same being an error in assessment
Board adjourned TO Saturday, Nov
ember 10, 1910.
Chas. McWaters,
County Auditor,
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A refund Of SIS. 90 was granted
herman Bork for the year 1903, he
having filed an affidavit that the same
was enormously assessed.
An abatment of 81 81 was granted
n. U, Bork for the year 1907, he hav-
ing MED an affidavit that he owned no
property In the township of Adams
for the above year.
BOARD adjourned to Wednesday,
November 30, 1910.
Chas. McWaters,
County Auditor.
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The happv Girl.

No trait of a girls character =
more priced than a sweet and happy
disposition. 1t makes the home life
bright, 1t smooths away the little
r~oughnesses. and it is like q ray Of
sunshine that brightens the darkest
corners and drives away discomfort
and gloom. The happy girl makes the
happy and contented wife. who will
bring her girlhood's endearing quail.
ties to make fresh sunshine In her
new home.-Home Notes.
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Family Pride.

Mrs. +. was doing her best to
amuse and entertain her strenuous
tive-year-old grandson and name
sake, Ford, being in turn every ami.
NAL which his fancy dictated.
Finally. after unusual exertion. she
asked, "Does your Grandma NJ. play
with Won this way"
Drawino himself up proudly,
Ford replied. I'D have YOU know.
my Gran'mc NJ. is i perfect lady,
-Harper's Magazine.
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
DOinys Of the Board OF County Com.
missiOners.
Milbank. s. Oak

Saturday, Nov. II, 1910.
Board Of County Commissioners
met on above date pursuant to ad-
journment of Friday Oct. :. 1910 with
all members present for the purpose
of canvassine the vote Of the general
election, held November Sth. 1910.
In the matter of the petition for a
crossing over the track OF the Great
Northern Railway Co., near Stock
holm Village, adjourned by consent
Of parties TO November 18th 1910,
and there after taken under advise
meDt pending settlement.
The following bill was audited and
allowed and a warrant drawn for the
same.
Thomas Athans, for con-
s%tructiOn Adams Drainage
Ditch No. .......... $50 90
Board adjourned to Friday, Novem-
Der 18th 1910.
Chas. McWaters. County Auditor.
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The Celestial Empire

Celestial empire is derived from
Tien Chau, that is the heavenly
dynasty. meaning the kingdom which
the dynasty appointed by heaven
rules over The inhabitants are called
celestials because they are subjects
Of that empire.
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All Weather Good,

SunHhine Is delicious. rain is refresh.
ing, wind braces up. snow 10 exAila.
rating; there is really no such thing
as bad weather. only different kinds OF
good weather.-John Ruskiu.
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a SlaM X0ufh-

"You broke of the engagement"
said Maude. YES" replied Mamie.
Il was terribly disappointed in him.
He came around for our elopetaent
with a motor car instead Of an aero
plane"
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Speed. Not Exercise.

Walking, We are told. 10 . good q.
ercise-better than riding In m auto
mobile. The trouble is that q great
many Of US are not looking for exer.
else.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-12-02
Refreshing Streams.

How often q man has cause to 70
turn thanks for enthusiasms Of BIZ
friends! They are the little f0uA-
tains that run down from the hills to
refresh the mental desert Of the Do.
spondent.-Henry Van Dyke.
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As to ~Even.Aanded JuatIc

As to Even-Aanded Justice.
Talk al! you please about exact jus
tice to all, it happens every day that
q big dog chases a little dog away
after the little dog has found its arst.
-Atchison Globe.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-12-02
Matter OF Fact.

Mine Is a trying situation" ~
marked Beatrice Bustle, the beautiful
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-12-02
As the World AdxAncaa.

The luxury of yesterday IL the com.
mon commodity of today and TIE
necessity of tomorrow.
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Blooming Valley School
Township, use Of polling
pluCc ........ = w
Frank Fransen, J u d < e Of
election and making re-
turnS... ..... . y w
L. AdolphsOn, Judge Of elec-
ton. 49,. ...... 800
Tom Vest, Judge of election 3 90
Fred Mundt. Clerk Of election 800
John Fromme, Clerk of elec-
ton =. .,....... ..... 5 w
Pennington School Township
use Of polling place. 200
Andrew Ilaukland. Judge Of
election ... $500. ........ 5 w
}. w. Conley, Judge Of cleo
tion and making returns $50
Sam Seim, Judge Of election 3 90
K. c. Enuuist, Clerk OF cleo
tion amt use of polling
| place D w
Louis Johnson, Clerk OF elec-
Chas. Foss, Judge of election
and making returns. 40
Louis Lind, Judge of election 800
George Oehler, Judge Of elec-
ZION .. ~. . w
F. l.. Steward, Clerk of cleo.
J ZION 1900. J.UU
A. Templeton, Clerk of cleo
Grant Center School District
No, use of polling place 90
Cyrus Sample. Judge Of cleo
ClOn -. ,...... i. ) w
Herman Ferber, Judge of
election -. ......... 800
F. w. Wilde, Judge of cleo
tion and making returns. 40
Phis Cross, Clerk OF election 3 90
Frank Dickel, Clerk OF cleo
ClOIl .... $3.50. - w
+. II. Neathcote, Judge OF
election and making returns 90
f. J. Xix. Judge OF election 90
Marvin Frankinhoff, Judge Of
election -. ..... : 90
J. G Maxwell, Clerk of cleo
ton W
Andrew Markve, Clerk Of
ClCCUIOI -. . . $50. u w
Lura School Township, use of
polling place .,......... 90
A. G Swanson, Judge OF
election and making returns 5 20
y N. Larson, Judge of cleo
UlOn ..... 800. -. -. > w
j. c. Jenson, Juge of election 90
Norman Nelson, Clerk Of cleo
tlOn ......... ..... e. ) w
J. II. ~Cavanalgh, Clerk OF
election ......... ) W
Madison School Township.
use Of polling place. 2 90
F. A. Zielsky, Judge Of cleo
ton and making returns 90
VIM Roice. Judge of election 3 90
C. ID. Stoddard, Judge of cleo
ZION ....... ...... ) W
Carelius Hanson, CLERK Of
elec1ioh W
j. Allison. Clerk of election
aud use of polling place. ) 90
James lIetferDan, Judge OF
election and making re-
turns -. ~
G. II. Stengle, Clerk Of cleo
U1O1 $50. .... j w
Theodore kahl. Judge Of
election =. :. =. : 90
w. /. Lowthian, Clerk of cleo.
tlOn -. ) W
Elmer Carr, Clerk of election 2 90
Melrose School District No. )
use Of polling place 90
j. G. Rawson, Judge Of cleo.
ton ..... ......... s W
j. II. Brennon, Judge OF cleo
....... ) 90
j. IL. Lewis, Judge Of cleo
ton and making returns. } 20
Guy McCollum, Clerk Of cleo.
zion ........ ....... } W
VIM. SteInlicht. Clerk of
election ....... =. 49,. ) W
L. Schnabel, use Of polling
pIACc. 49,. -. -. Z w
+. w. Meehan, Judge Of cleo
LlOn.... -. ...... ...... w
II. A. Martens, Judge of cleo
lion $500. ........ ,.... s W
f. A. Carley, Judge OF cleo
ton =. =. -. ....... s %
Eugene Thorndike, Clerk Of
election :. ......... 3 90
A. j. LEndahl, Clerk Of cleo
tion and making returns. ; 10
City Of Milbank, use of poll
ing place .......... -. 90
II. J. Benedict, Judge o. elec-
ton and making returns. 3 20
w. G. Alderman, Judge Of
election. ......... 800
f. Emanuel, Judge of cleo
ton =. 90
j. N. Stafford. Clerk OF cleo
ton. -. +. 90
Chas. NC Waters, CLERK of
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Milbank. 5. Oak.

Friday November 10, 1910
Board Of County Commissioners me
on above date pursuant to adjourn
ment OF November 18th. 1910, will
all members present.
The following bills for which war
rants were drawn were audited ant
approved.
Thad l.. Fuller, states attor-
ney salary October. 1910 : rs OF
l.. L.. Copyright, Janitor's
salary for October 1910 So OF
w. S. Nixon, Deputy Re-
gister of Deeds salary for
October 1910 ..... ..... 65 OF
Chas. McWaters, County
Auditors salary for Oc-
tober 1910. ......... l23 0,
Laura b. Seide, Deputy
County Auditor salary for
October 1910. 90 o.
j. O. Nelson, County Trea-
surer's salary for October
1911 ..,...... ..... 10 "
A. J. Lindahl, Deputy Coun-
ty Treasurer's salary for
October 1910. 80 On
Fred b. Purdy, County Sup
erinteDdent's salary for
October 1910. 49,. lot 81
Franz Wendland. Register Of
Deeds salary for October
1910. :. .t........ 100 W
S. S. Lockhart, County
Judge salary for October
1910. SO ).
f. A. Croal. Milbank sewer so 6:
Chas. McWaters, County
Auditor permanent school
loan to Frank Leddy 5000 OF
J. O. Nelson, County Trea-
surer, State portion OF
Game Fund ........... BIT o.
j. O. Nelson, County Trea-
surer, to apply on Lake
Albert Ditch ..... 500 !,
F. A. Croal, Milbank eve Al s
The following election bills wer'
audited and allowed and warrant:
drawn for the same.
William Bethke, J u d & e Of
election. $685.. ........ ) "
G. II. Boyd, Judge of cleo
o ....... > W
John Erickson, Judge of cleo
tion and making returns So
John Birch, Clerk of election o.
f. T. Bunting, Clerk of elec-
ton -. ........ ....... ) w
G. NJ. Engbretson, use OF
polling place ...,.. 90
Fred Kittenbiel, Judge Of
election $500. ......... 5 "
Spence Selden, Judge of cleo
on. > VI
Herman Kosse, Judge of elec-
ton and making returns 4 y
f. T. German, Clerk of elec-
tlOn 49,. ..... ...... ) "
Matt Wagner, Clerk OF elec-
LlUIl . 3. - w
Alban School Township. use
of polling place OF
Otto LacOmbe, Judge of elec-
O ........ ....... 800. , "
Will Olson, Judge of election ) o.
John Heffernan, Judge of
electlOn -. > "
Alfred Swanson, CLERK Of
cIectlOn -. =. ...... >
Alfred Eve, Clerk of election
and making returns. 4 s.
Big Stone School Township,
use Of polling place. 20'
Frank Jacobs, Judge of elec-
ton and making returns 5 Il
David Post, Judge Of election 80
j. d. Steiner, Judge of elec-
zion ............ $500. > "
N. +. Sly, Clerk of election 3 O
j. b. Hublou, Clerk OF elec-
ton and s Of polling place 5 o.
/. D. Aldrich, Judge of cleo.
ClOQ $3.50. ..... ........ 5 VI
w. T vanderwarker, Judge
OF election and making re-
LuTUS ...... .......... D A
Henry Jacobs, Judge OF cleo
U ...... ) Oh
o. M. Hyde, Clerk Of election 81,
George X. Clark. Clerk o,
election y. . $3.50. -. 3 o.
&. A. Yonker, use Of polling
place. ....... !. ... 2 On
Anton A. Olsoil, Judge OF
election and making re.
turns ........... 10 q
Kenneth Thorson, Judge OF
elcCLlOn ...... ...... ) o.
J. v. Bringle, Judge of cleo
ton -. 80
Z. e. Evens, Clerk Of election 3 o,
August Rowland, Clerk Of
eloctl00 ........ O.
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Milbank, So. Oak

Milbank, So. Oak
Saturday, November ~, 1910.
Boaro or County Commissioners met
on above date pursuant TO adjourn
ment OF Friday, November IS, 1910,
with all members present.
The following bills we're audited and
allowed and warrants drawn for The
same.
John 0. Nelson, county treas
urer, court scrip. ,........ So42 40
j. II. Lewis, ice for court
mouse .......... ......... IL oU
Fred Cross, Sheriff, special
jury venire and mileage. Is -
Fred Cross, sheriff fees in case
of State VS. Lars Peterson. 33 90
Fred Cross, sheriff fees in case
OF State VS. James O'Brien
aud mileage ............ 10 IS
Durrough Adding Machine
Co. adding machine for
County Treasurer :. 375 90
Fred Cross, board for Lars
teCoTSOn ~ 80
Fred Cross, SOa.d for William
Glvef1S -. ..... 10
Fred Cross, Sheriff, serving
notices OF appointment Of
judges OF election and mil
age. 80. ....... 233 IS
Fred Cross. Sheriff, deliver
ing ballot boxes and mile
age -. ...... 81 u
Fred Cross, Sheriff, summon
ing jury and mileage -. lt3 80
Grant County News, printing
official ballots .......... 100 co
Grant County News, printing
court calendar ......... 20 90
f. f Peterson, mdse. to
county farm .......... % 80
Owney Martens, witness fees
and mileage in caSe Of
State VS. O'Brien ........ l 10
II. j. Benedict, coal and fix
ing Milbank, 3rd ward,
election precinct, - SO, al.
iOWeO .......... .... ou
Chas. Foss, supplies for G rant
Center cleo. booths, $l.l5,
allowed 50
George S. Rix, attorney fees
In case OF State W. William
OiV0llS ........... ...... I'd w
William Marquette, hauling
tile for Adams drainage
ditch No. l........ !. 20 90
John Erickson, Commission
er service on Adams ditch
No. 90
r. A. Berkner, Commissioner
service on Adams ditch
NO. H.. ...... 4 w
j. G. Ra xson, wood to court
mouse 4 70
Milbank Concrete ConStruc-
tion Co. drain tile for A.
dams ditch No. l, $3.50,
allowed at ............ 81 10
Mrs, L. A. MCGOWAN, clerk
hire In County Treasurer's
Office, $1,000, allowed at =. l6 so
Chas. McWaters, commission
on sale Of school books. II 90
Fred B. Purdy, telephone
message to Geddes, S. Oak. 40
Fred b. Purdy. mileage to
Huron, S. OAK, in attend
at superintendents' meet
ing 10 w
John Maxwell, birth and
death reports .......... 90
Rand McNally g. 60 school
books ................. ll5 90
William Michigan. witness
fees and mileage In case Of
State vs.. O'Brien ....... 10
j. H. Brannon, livery for
Game Warden ........... 80 so
w. w. Mount, Game Warden !83 So
Chas. Nc Waters, freight, ex-
press aud water rent 49,. II 60
r.. A. Berkner, service Couu-
ty Commissioner. per diem
and mileage. .......... - 60
John Maxwell, servicel Coun-
ty Commissioner, per diem
and mileage ............ 2G so
John Erickson, service Coun-
~ Commissioner, per diem
and mileage. nom. 10 10
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-04
ASSAULT CASE AGAINST
S. W. WILLIAMS CONTINUED
Attorney Generals Presence Needed
at Richmond and Trial is Set
for April.

WELOH. w VA. Feb. "A con-
tinuance was granted in the case OF
the state of West Virginia against
Samuel W. Williams, attorney general
of the state Of Virginia. charged with
a feloniors assault on ]. NJ. Saunders,
former judge OF the Supreme Court
of West Virginia. upon motion made
by the defendants counsel. until the
April term of the Mcdowell county
criminal court.
The imperativeness of the presence
of Attorney General Williams at
Richmond, throughout the session of
the Virginia legislature TO perform his
duties as legal adviser to that body,
was taken as basis fol- the action,
and under the circumstances, the
state entered no objection.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-04
THE STROBE eiLL-AN EoUiT'
ABLE MEASURE.

Senator Strode's bill, which II II
becomes law will distribute the as
sessed valuation OF railway rolling
stock among the cities and coun'ies
through which the lines raes, appears
TO be an equitable measure. New
mort News has a peculiar interest In
the bill. consequently 1t is natural
that this paper should be found ad-
vocating its passage. but We ARE con
yinced that anyone who considers the
proposed law purely from disln'er-
,sted standpoint will reach the same
concmsion-that the measure rs an
equitable enc and ought 10 be en-
acted
Why should all Of the rolling stock
OF a railway company be assessed for
taxation IN the city where the Trin-
clral Offices of the corporation are
located? Under the present Virginia
law this is done. and Richmond and
Roanoke are very well satisfied with
the arrangements. but IS there any
good reason why it should be done?
Is the fact that one city is designated
as the place for the location of the
COMPANIES principal Office reason
for depriving all the other cities and
counties through which the railroad
operates of any share of the taxes on
rolling stock?
Newport News is especially inter-
ested on account of the Chesapeake
q Ohio Railway. rhe Chesapeake 4
Ohio probably has more trackage here
than in all the rest of the cities and
towns in Virginia combined; il has
here one of the greatest single railroad
terminals In the world, and yct>New
port News gets not one cent in taxes
from the company's rolling stock. The
Strobe bill would increase the local
assessed valuations by something like
three hundred thou sand dollars and
add something like Iive thousand dol
lars to the citys income If this as
sessment properly belonged TO Rich
mond. we would have nothing to say.
BIT It does not rightfully belong 10
Richmond. Ii belongs 70 us and we
want It.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-04
STRANGE WOMAN MADE
VISITS TO HIS OFFICE
Carried Broth to Col. Swope-Wit
ness Says Millionaire Was Elk
pecting Death.

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 3.-Court
action abruptly closed legal warfare
in the Swope case when Judge Brum-
has, Of the Circuit Court, today enjoin
ed attorneys representing DIR. b. c.
HYDE and the physicians, against
whom he has pending a damage suit
for 5000 600. from taking further de-
post ons in the suits until the court
has determined the legal status OF the
claims OF each side. Attorneys FOR
both sides claim the right of priority
IN taking dispositions.
New facts regarding the life and
habits of the late Col Thomas II.
Swope we're brought out when the de-
position Of Sw Spangler. an Office
partner of the millionaire was taken
by Frank p Walsh. representing DIR.
Hyde.
Mr.. Spangler told of the visits of an
unidentified woman to the Office and
how she brought broth for Col. Swope
to eat. Mr.. Swope refused TO eat
the broth. Mr.. Spangler said
"A shcrt time before his death Col.
Swope told me ne did not believe he
had long to live said Mr. Spangier,
1t was soon after he had quit drink
ny. He said ne did not expect 10
live more than ninety days. ! pressed
I'm for a reason for his belief. He
said an uncle OF his drank for many
years and when he qsit his death fol
lowed soon" ..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-04
INTENDED TO PROTECT
TRUSTS AND THE TARIFF
Elkins Resents Action of Senate on
investigation acknowledgement
alton Bill Passes.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., Feb. 3.-The
house today passed the agricultural
appropriation biz carrying appropria-
items aggregating nearly $13.5OO,o0o'
being net increase of over $4VO,OOO
over the appropriations for last year.
This increase was chiefly for the
forest service and was made neces-
sary by the addition to the national
forests OF 26,526,439 acres,
The house began consideration o.
The diplomatic and consular approp-
ration bill, adjourning after being IN
isessicn less than five hours.
The senate devoted the greater
part of the day to the consideration
of the postal savings bank bill, agree
ing TO several amendments
The Lodge food investigation reso-
tuition was reported frcm the commit
Tee on finance, and the fact that II
received so much more prompt atten-
ticn tnan the resolution of Senator
Elkins' on the same subject was in
terpreted by the West, Va, senator
as a discrimination against him He
made a speech complaining seriously
II the treatment and asserting that
Il was intended to protect the trusts
and the tariff against the inquiry.
Both houses will meet tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-04

lerienced educators" ana TO be chos-
en- from a list of eligibles furnished
by the various State institutions
which receive support from the State
treasury.
There are five candidates for the
three places, each Of whom has been
endorsed and sent 10 the senate for
election. The nominees of the direc-
tors Of the various boards are Pro
lessor Theo. Campbell. OF the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute: President J. l..
jarman. of the Farmville State Nor
mai College; Professor J. l.. Page. OF
the University of Virginia. who sue
oeeds DIR. c. W. Kent. who declined
to stand for the position third tine
Professor Ford, of the Virginia Mill
tary Institute. and Professor Stubs.
OF William and Mary.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-04
JUDGE GARRETT DEAD.
Widely Known and Prominent Jur'sf
Dies at Home in Mathews County.

RICHMOND, VA. Feb. 3.-Judge u.
Taylor Garnett, Of Poplar Grove.
Mathews county. Va, died at his
home this morning at O'Clock, hav-
ing been i'll but one week
This we'll known Virginian was a
native of Essex comfy. In his early
youth he was the pupil of private tu-
tors. later entering the Virginia Mill
tary Institute. and was q member Of
the immortal New Market cadet
class.
In subsequent years he became n
student OF law. and for twelve years
served the county OF Mathews In The
capacity of commonwealth attorney
and superintendent Of schools. He
was judge of the counties Of Matthews
and Middlesex from 1885 until the
abolition Of county courts, and during
the constitutional convention repre-
scented Mathews and Gloucester coun-
iic.s. He vas also iidge Of the Thir-
tcenth Judicial Circuit Of Virginia
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-04
Hampton, Phoebus and Old Point
THREATENED TARIFF
WAR NOW AvERTED
Concessions Are Made Both
by United States and
Germany.
CBy Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Feb. D.
| Concessions by both the United
| States and Germany have ayerted a
threatened tariff war. Negotiations
have been concluded between the two
countries which settle the questions of
/ minimum and maximum rates with The
! exception of cattle and dressed beef
rates which was eliminated from the
present negotiations and which VIII
| be pursued hereafter in separate Dip
lomatic representations.
The result OF the negotiations
agreed for today is 10 exchange Amer
lean minimum rates for the entire
and unqualified minimum list of Ger
.mary. The result is considered just
and advantageous 10 both countries.
In the following statement issued at
the state department today the de-
tails of the final agreement are given:
A settlement of the tariff negotia-
lions with Germany which have been
going on for some months under the
, Presidents direction. has been reach
ed By the understanding arrived at
! there will be no tariff war and no in
terruption of the enormops commerce
passing between the two countries.
The magnitude of this business APP
pears from the statement that in the
calendar year just closed. the direct
interchange of commodities between
Germany and the United States ex-
ceedcd S409 100000 and the allowance
being made for the Germany impor-
tations through other countries the
actual volume is probably in excess
of $500 900 900"