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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-01-19

A good deal of legislation will b
proposed affecting tho various state
departments. The department Of In
surance wants good deal OF legisla-
ton enacted, including tho matter Of
. state fire warden, regulation Of ben
eflciary insurance societies and more
stringent regulation of all insurance
companies The department of agri-
culture wants legislation for dairy
promotion and for the regulation of
the business Of dairying Big appro-
priat1ons are asked for the conducting
of farmers institutes. for the payment
of bills for the destruction of CLAN,
dered horses, for the furthering of the
work Of the live stock sanitary board
and for various purposes in the inter
ests of the agricultural purposes of
the state
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-01-19

Several appo"tionment bills have
been introduced ard more are coming
There is little que tor hut there will
be a considerable I'll &c II the 'cg;s
la districts and that the Red River
y. country will lC.e number Of
districts which will go 10 the western
and central parts Of the state If the
reappartionmen is mao. on the basis
Of $4,000 people to the senatorial dis.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-01-19

A; bill introduced provides for the
working machinery for the new state
normal school at Minot, the appoint
ment OF Il board Of trustees, the pur-
chase of a site and the erection OF
necessary buildings The members In
the northwestern part OF the state are
all interested in gaining liberal ap,
preparation for this institution. which
10 the only state educational institu
ton to be located in that big section
Of the state The only opposition to
the proposed appropriation is as to
the amount and whether the state
treasury will be in condition to meet
Institution
1t will be for the committee on eX-
penditures Of the house to determine
in what manner legislative supplies
shall be secured during the present
session The question as to how
sta mps should he procured was raised
when Mr. Thompson Of Minot offered
a resolution directing the secretary Of
state to provide the members of the
house with such postage stamps as
they may require during the session.
And straiehtway there was a fight.
MIR Price Of Cass raised objection, de
claring in his belief the postage stamp
was legitimate feature of expense
and that resolution on the subject
wa unnecessary Then Mr. Ployhar
of Barnes objected He wanted a
limit placed on the amcunt of postage
that should be used during the session
and pointed to the fact that two years
ego the house had spent $1,000 in
postage alone Mr. Davidson of Burke
county said the fact that the house
had dropped the plan Of mailing cop
les of bills broadcast would reduce the
postage considerably After Thomp-
son had made motion that the reso-
luton be adopted Ployhar offered an
amendment sending the resolution to
the committee on expenditures And
that is where 1t is now.
j. w. FOLEY
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
@slang=gereine.

@nfttnstOm 5GnserbunO. SO. 3l4
s. Str. q. SO. gilbert 9epper, Brdi.
q. 8rauner, Setretar, 9l4 s. ctr. 81.
SO. 6sinri9 6ammer, DiriSsnt. gers
lommelt FH teOen DienfaS BUR Sing.
Runbe.
Damenpsrtin. Grau g. g. gartbsI, Vrdl.
|%erlammIuns ieben /. unb 3. 6reitas Oes DO,
mats, MbenDs s ubr, In rbtSsm eCtaIe.
NrtCm @eIans=0 erein, 1905 6. Str.
81. SO. SObn Wiidbuien, Brdi. Sac.
8risser, @etretGr, 214 CITE ctr, n. M.
Rarl 6OIer, Dirisent. Dirsttoren9
uerIammIuns am l.. 5Onntus mad Dem
L. MittwO1 im WlOnat. @iusitunDe
ieben MittwO9, @sneraIUsrlummIuns
am i. SOnntas i'm Utdr5 unOS sptember.
griCn Damenbsrein. GrGuIstn pauline 30.
Ter, prGTbrntin. gerlammluns am 2. Britt
nod mrnatIiH absnbs In Obisem 9Ctale,
@ermanta Mdnner. gbpr. 922 Benn
gIue. 9rdI. SObn &eiff. Setr. 2eOnarD
@epsr, All lite g %. 6. Gmil S.
gbrifiani, Director. gerIammelt lid
ieOen erFen @Onntas TN @onat CUR Sc.
fA6ftserlebisuus unb iepen SOnntae
unb DOnnertaS sur s~tnSRunpe tn 922
Wenn. NSs.
DamsnSsreiu. Grau 9uIia gu5ler, pr6l.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30

10. prsHe. -Gbas. 6. SaweeIer,
pOrfber. RuooIpb De 6opP, G. nlaT
iaHelbO6, S. u. Spencer, u. 4. Sauo'
Uoiet.
II. DrudIaden. - Eouis Bauer,
DorRber. Jobn meiniussr, HenrY
Deber, Jol. WonOrod, ReiHR, MouI.
IL. Qrosrdmm uno pofofiee i'm
KonpenticnsIaaIe. - John we.
Der, DorRser; 6. q. Sawes.
Ter. Karl Braun.
At3. Damen. Die Qrdfoentinnen
foIeenoer Ddmenpereine:
Sduserbnno: 6rau K. @. Sartbel;
2lrion; Srdulein Pauline Roler; Ger
mania mdnuer6or: Sran Julie Calf
Ter; Columbia Gurupereim 5rdu Set.
tie S9lei9ert; mailenhaus Dameus
R~ilfspereiu: Srau K. o. SortbeI;
Domen nabperein: Srou K. Softer;
plottOentlber Domenperein: Srau
FenrY 6rane; Konieiu Sonia Suuo;
5rou nlartba Rupertus; Staufa6e'
rim: Srou 2Inuo Spies.
Ia. 2lbseiden. - 6utop Bender,
DOrfber, c. sentbeim, Conrad nIeins
borot, KurtDo eldner, JoRnWil6buleu
Is. Decoration. - Wm. {. CUBE,
Doriber.
l6. Sindns. Komite .-1lIartin mie.
eono, Dorfber.
Seifber; Karl 6ammeL Jacob Brig
ger, Capt. 0bos. G. SdweeIer, Simon
mOlf philip Dittes, nom. 6. 6uoe,
Karl Geolf Gbriif. SeiIfeiu, Gbas.
KiibIe, Karl 2I6terfir6en, hermann
Sedner, Dm. pieemoun, Paul Sods
i9mio, mm. Sereus, ). Geo. 2lutb,
Geo. !. SesIer, qnOrew goffer IT,,
Geo. 10. Spier, SreO. u. Kramer uno
FenrY d6terFirdeu.
Cur 3otiS! Obises 1T gum sefdlieen
6ebrou6 fir obise Komites, ole nationoL
beomten uno DeIesaten befimmt. SIR
ndhere ausfunft weeen RoteIs, prOeramm
ufp. wenoe man fid eefalief an
G. g. SdwesIer,
zlo sedfte Str, Il. 10.
Wosbinaton, D. G,
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
0anbsmnmI6aftliGe nrO Ilnteritibnnsi
Neretne.

8oibinstOn @ritIiUerein, GborIss
Sol, 6inau3sS etretdr, gOr 92o4,
citation g; gsreinsIUtaI ariOns9 0lle,
1905 6. ctr. g. N. 0eriammIung
eritem DOnnersto9 i'm MOnat. Prdl.
Ben g. OtidenbaGsr, RenOis BUILDING,
II unD 81. ctr. 90. W.
5~tanHa@srim 9srsin. Grau gnHa Spies,
pvdFbentin.
@1weiser. @ObItbdtisteitsuerein Brdl.
SuIius GsIUff, lls EenueRse AOe., 9.
6. 6. {. S@wesIer, 9etretdr, 1929
s ctr. q. 0.
0eretn 8aDen, AlOis 9einGart, @etrs-
tar, lib 8 @traee, @aDwelt, perlammelt
iA jeben 1Ren DienfaS i'm NOnat in
827 Ute StraBe.
gerein Bayern, Columbia SeettOn glr.l
MUlfsang &ufOGfdsI, Prdi. Grant
@sisnnD, Bic. 9rdi. Mi@sI 0Ol5.
beisrlsin, 99asmeiltsr. EbsO u. 9ss
dert, @etretdr. 1910 TIa. gue. q. s.
geriammIuns ieOen sritsn SOnntaS
8 nbr Ma1mittass in geBIers 0aQe.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
Se6fe SOmDentiOu
Oes 9eufd=4 meritmiideH NatiOuaI
SmOes, in @NibiHgtOn,
6.-9. OItOber, 1911.
0erauaaItnnss= ROmite.
DorRker: 1lIortin miesanO, s65
NlarYIan0 2lpe., s. 10.

1Ilartin mieoano, e65
nlarYIdmO 2lpe., 8. 10.
fiuons.S efretdr: Korl 6ammel.
5AakmeiRer: Jacob Brisser.
unO prot. Ssfretdr: Capt
Gbos. &. SApssIer, 40 6ts
Straee, Il. 10,
seiRber. Ron. Simon DoIf Philip
Dittes, mm. 6. 6noe, Karl Geolf
Cbrif. SeiIfein, obos. Kii6Ie, Karl
a&terFir6eu, Rermann Se6ner, mm.
mieemoun, paul Bo9i6mio, mm.
Serens, ). Geo. 2luth, Geo. :. SesIer,
2lnorew Soffer IT,, Geo. 10. Spier,
Sreo. s.. Kramer mo 6enrY 2ltter.
Fir6en. Ruo. Sour, alpin mei6ner,
emil Spain, Or. Ghriit. strod, 5obn
meber. Die Seamten oes GentraIDers
Gins i'm Difrift Columbia: Die Gbrens
~pr6foenten BON. Simon Wolf nuo
Ruoolpb Saur, Sefretdr Guitar
Bender, 5bobm. 6bas. G. 6erner,
uno ole Dice.prdfoenten molfeone
Rudodl6eI, Gbos. C. S6weeler, Carl
Geolf, Karl G. Braun, Conrad meiu.
barot. Joiepb DonOroa, Sabnentrd-
ger; iowie ole prdfoenten foIeenoer
Dereine: Deutfber Wailenhous.Ders
elm Sreo. Jmbot Derein Soiern 10.
Rudoaf6el, arion 6eiausperein John
Wilbhufen, Columbia Gurnperein II.
Deteranenperein oes 2lbten Sottails
Ions, D. 6. D. Knrt DoeIdner, 6ermo-
MIA mannerAor John Reit Geutonio
Soee 10. 2, o. D. q. s., S. 10. 6eIs
big, ReGenoormtdoter llnterffiibunes.
Derein Sonis Bauer fem, Deutlder
l1nterfibunesbuno, DifriFt 10. 100,
John meinineer; plattoftl4er Der.
cen, 10. mieemann; Woihineton
Sdneerbnno, Gilbert Sepper. Sdwd-
bii4er KranFeusun ssDerein,
s. 6anoIo; Derein Sooen, Sonis
SdroF; Wilbelm Gel Soee, frib
DoeeI; Columbia SrauersKr onfens
unterffibnnes.Dere SEQ. HITLER it,;
Observation-Disclosures unterfiiBnnes.
Derein, George Mayer; Wofbinston
Mebser.l1nterifiBune ssDerein J.6eo.
2lnth; Deutider Neutrality-suspicious.,
Difrict 10. 40, alfreo Kriee; WofRs
ineton Gain 10. l. D. u. o. D., Geo.
&, Romner; OnfeI Srdfe Derenii.
eunes,Derein FenrY mebrenbere;
Columbia sunO, D. 3. 8. T., S. 10.
seebOoe; Deuti6er Krieser > SunO
German Se4ner;
Kurt poeIdner, eg OffciO.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
Deuti&e 6reimaurer QOgl

8euti9e Jreinlaursr 0oge QIrs
%@minius, SO. IS, F. A. A. M,
WNSObn 81. 9ter8er Meilter. 9IOam
S9neibsr, @etretdr, S746 Wac RinIep
ct, gbsup Gbale 8. g., usriammsIt
ii9 ieOsn sweitsn unb uisrten MOntas
i'm MiOuut in Nopal 2oOge 6au, Ate
Str. unO pa. Mue., 9. s.
Bilbelm Eel 9Oge glr 5, g. 6 .O.Uf@.
Oerlammelt fA ieOen Item unD 3ten
DUnnrrfas i'm MOnat in 623 eOuifiana
NSenue. paul Ba@1Hmib, SetretGr,
1O7 Ste Ctr, NOrOpR.
Columbia gun6 Nr. 81, .. 8. e. st.,
Subn Meininser. 9stretar, 2O17 Ste
StraBe, NCrcwelt, perlnmmelt FH ieOen
2ten MittpCh i'm MCnat in 827 Ute Str.
2Onisin 0ui1n 8unD, 3. 8. g. R. 6rau
Nartba &upsrtus, prifOrutin.
8albtnstOn 50tn SIR. i, q. 8. @,
3. S, SCHUBERT, 1927 lite Stra6e, NurD-
relt, UerlammeIt fH ieOen 1ten unp 3ten
Wiunta9 i'm WiOnat in 1877 Ute ctr.
EeutOnia eOse Nr. 2, 8. .. $. g.,
6.B. 0elbis, YrdiiOent. 1749. 4. q @.
$. GamenreiG, Setrstdr, 1900 Ste Str,
NCrDwef, %Oerlammelt f& isOsn 2tsn unO
4ten MOntas i'm WiUnat in 827 Ute Str,
NCrDweR
@ermania 9ose go. Is. &. Of ..
YerlammeIt fi6 am 2. nnb 4. Dienitas
i'm 9ptbiOn EempeI go. 1912 o. Str.
q. SO.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
ssmb-Rn,tttea:

/. GmpfanSs. Komite beimB anfett.
ROn. GunO RuooIpb, Rerr GRrif. Peuri6,
Bon. Simon Wolf.
Die Ferren Gowaro 2lbner, Or. .. Sorti6,
&. +. Bergman, emile serliner, III
bert Garry, Carl Oroop, p. ). OrurY,
mm. GnseI, Charles Grof, Grnf
6i6ner, mm. S. 6uoe, J.P. Ranien,
2lus. @. Ferrmonn, Sreo. 3mhof d.
S. 3or6, Siemuno Ham, Dr.. @. m.
Kober, ;. ;. KHbel, James Sans=
bnreh, Gilbert Sepper, Rep. paul u.
nleu5eI, mm. S. Meyers, GRas. p.
Bees, G. ). Sads, Rho. Saur, Sient.
Wm. f. Sontlemann, Gufap SHulot,
Or. G. u. SelRauem Geo. Dm.
Spier, John @aIOmann, FY. 9anoer.
Kurt DOeIduer, Goaf.nleifer.
2. 8anfett, Kommers unO huff.
- 4lpin u1eiener, DorFter.
S. G. Mann, pauI RoIfter, fermonn
Se4ner,
5. Gmpfans. - moIfsans RudOd'
ideI, porfker.
SreO. JmROi ReurY streitberser ST.,
Otto SordarOine, John II. Sterser,
mm.G 6. Snfer, Sreo. StOhlman, Sreo.
RonOIo, Geo. p. Pitt, 3. S. SCHUBERT,
Grnf z. WeIGer, 2Ins. s4miOt, Geo.
RonFer, SOuis Romis, &. Gamemrei4,
Carl Srann, John 2llt, paul Bolfter,
Conrad Meinh0rOt, 8. p. Donmer,
Jos. WOnOrod, Geo. ). Se6ler, 9.
S9warb, u. s. Gsfite, Ri4. WeisFer,
JoRn Weber.
4. BeiuAe i'm weieen Rdus, Ia.
pitol uno Konsref BlAerei. -
Kurt poeIdner, porifber.
D. @. sonnef, 8. 8. o. Meyer.
5. 0utofdhrten, GroIIeY &c.
SreO. 8. GeYer, DOrfiber; Gbas. c,
S1weeIer, Wm. ueuIano.
s. Dino. OCTOBER, Nd4m auf oem
Dampfer MaeoIeaer mad,
Ulount Derncn.-Gmil Spain,
pOrfBer; Paul RoIfter, Sinans.sePre
tdr; Oregon Krumm, SEQ DieeeImonn
2. Qm 8. OCTOBER 2lben0s. Deut.
ihe Qaofeier in National Rifles
Ralle.-Dr Gbrifian Strad
DUrfber; @. Bender, nlag Sernaeim
2tIbert "copper", G. Sour, Or. G. Sell
h0ufen, alIey. 10. Srind.
Grfrif4unes .Komite: Jacob Brig
ger, Karl GsoIt Karl a4terfir4en.
8. Kcnpentions ; SaaI. Kuri
DoelFner, DorRber. G. BON Grmert
Jobn Weber.
g. RoteI unO Ginquartiruns. -KorI
RammeI, porfker;
Carl GsOlf Chos. s. Kue&Ie, 6Rrif.
SeiIfeiH, Phil. Dittes.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
Qas gar6ils.

Gle: SD finoe Is ionoerbar, 6ab
infer neuer GbauHeur nit oeu8ienit.
boten gIeid 8auf unO Streit beeOn-
men bail"
@r: y@orum nidt9 gu bait ibm
bod BEL Der aufnabme ielbit auf Die
SeeIe gebunoen lid in allen Dinsen
ftreng mad Dir 81 ridten,
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
Dtr 8rOt.

.&or'n e NAL Der @uerbah III
mir idredIid 5nwioer peaen ieiner
5rehbeit.
~6re6. ab oas 1T mir nod niht
nufgefouen on ibm.~
80, uo. oo ieb'u Se NAL btL iDie
Der Aerl INNER lantl @ie tonn c
Wenid, Der MD n Bfennie i'm Der
mogen bat, 10 laden SD nenne bas
[rehI"
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
@ie e fam.

st.: .@ie, on purit aud einrnaI
perIobt? un0 aus pel6em @r1inOe
lit es nidt sur Seiratb gefommen?"
S.: .af. 0as mar 10: Bie i'd aufs
6tonoesamt ioaen bait, bin i'd mir
borberWlutb antrinfen gegangen. SEA,
un6 0ann bin i'd baIt I'M @irtbsbnls
uno fe lit am StaHoesamt fisen &c.
blieben."
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30

Deut1her GentralpsretH. Brdiiosnt
8urt g5ldner; /. gi5ssBrdi. 8. stud
Odi9sI; 2. gi5ssPrdi. gopi. s. Z.
S6wesIsr; 8. gisss9rdl aorI GsOIii
4. 9iass Rrdl. 6arl s. Braun; 5. 8i3e.
grdl. @Ouroo MeinbmOt; Gbas. 6.
@ernsr, 5&abmsiasr; @ufap 8snpsr,
@etrsldr. gOnsrsb 5etsbts, .. s.
6%abnentrager SOiepb BOnOrad. Ger-
lammluns isOen 4tsn Disnltus i'm @Cnai
In 922 penn. Npe.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
Die g~OseIidendtn.

Gtdotet: ,5ogen Sie nal, niisen
6enn Die 8ogeliAeuden was?"
Bauer: .Das min i'd meinen. Sc
Der 5tromer, Der porbeifommt, gebt
,niiber uno idaut au, oh ole aleioer.
Feben nod 9 Steblen lobnen unD
babel Derideuden iie mir oas gefie-
Oerte Naubgeiinoel.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
8n mnffdiid.

ga, pie i6auit Oenn On aus?
Das aan8e @efift perifnitteu
sd @ottl Chen wie i'd mid beite
rib ro1ierm pollte, bat oos @rom-
mopbon meines 3immernudbcrn
sinen @aIopp eeipieIt."
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
gQerfluarOis.

Der Baron Don 9onneripedt bat
pteOer Bed gebabt. Chen NOR Der
@eri9tsDol3ieber bel ibm.@
uSa. unbegreiflid; bat Der
Utonn einen 10 ~foloilolen Stamm-
baum uno Tam bod nuf feinen grii-
men 8peig fommen."
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
@abrideinliG.

gater (au ieinem lt%uoirenOen
5obn): .@os. Den neueuL tbeueren
Binterrod. Den i'd Dir gefouft bate,
bait 6u perieBt? 0a, oa BAIT Ou bod
boffentlid Oas @eIO IN Die Sportaiie
setragenl"
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
sein eriter eeSanfs.

Shl6ent: oSopperlot. sic boben
ga einen feinen &ut. meine@ndOtgel~
Dame: nSSSo. ben babe i'd mir aud
aus Baris fomlnen Iolien.@
Stuoent: o@os2 @uf Die @rtfer.
nltng pumpt mar Sbnen7"
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
Die %enthnEsRsn.

@otte Our beriibmten SGnserin
ole i'm @orten ibr 8obp in ben
ShIof iingt) n5bIdft ole aleine
imner nod nidt2"
SGngerin: rglf, ieoesmoI penn
i'd oufbore 81 iingen, tIoti6en Die
0o1barn tie iuie0er podl"
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
9anaiames altsrn.

sit srtiden Dir unO 9etnsr
NrmH elm robergIltersunterfdteAif"
,8ir lin0 i'm gIeihen Sabre &C.
boren aber iest 1T metne Cran
natiirIi6 bel iiineerl"
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
am Sid.

StootsanmaIt; .Qurd ben EoIi-
jeibuno IinO mir 5uerit auf Die Spiir
oes SbGters gefommen, 'uno an Der
Son6 oieies Sunoes meroe i6 beDei-
len, 6ab Der angeflagte Oieier &bGter
mar"
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30

@nipIer (oen Bhotograpbirappurdt
ridtenO): .@eun oas 9ieb nur iest
laden wolte.
Die Rub: 80. poriiber bnn2
@aben sic pieaeidt einen Mib &c.
mo1t2@
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
Jumorifi(3es.
Der bsIsiOistc sudbaltsr.

ng3ein. cine ioIde gei6impfuna
.IoIfe i'd mir nidt bieten. @s lit uner-
bort mas mein 8rin3ipol mir beute
ongetban batl @iht cine Sefunoe
riibr' i6 mebr ben Singer fir Oieien
@erll"
.g6er, 6erubige bid bod Sdas
@os bat er Dir benin a~ngetban?"
r@ntIoiien bat er mid?~
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30

DeutiHer neutrality-suspicious., Dtfrict
Nr. 40, @etretGr Mm. 6nnnemanu,
1918 MoriOn Str. u. So. Serlammelt
lih ieOcn 4ten Wiittpoh i'm MCnat in
827 7te Strabe.
DeutlHsr Neutrality-suspicious., Dtfriet
100, MiAnel Dice, SetretGr, 629 $
Strabe, NOrpOh %SerIammelt RA ieOen
4 DunnerlGS i'm MOnat in 1871 Ctr.
DeutI6- Nmerifani1Ger unterRibunss-
8erein, SOtn Dieb, Setretdr, 1888 g.
Capitol Strabe, Serlammelt th ieOen
2ten Dienltas i'm WiOmat in 1877 tie ctr.
@srmania Club. @eseImaBiss 3us
i%ommentunft 6reitas absnOs in Gbe
2oIstam, $50. 1923 s Str. q. @
Sefretdr 6. Uon Grmsrt, NO. 1920
Gingman Place.
OccaIa 8unb, Dit. Of @Ol., s. q.
SAarser, SER, GOnsreB 5eisbts. .. g.,
perlammelt lh ieben 2ten DpnnerRag i'm
MOnat in 1871 Ute StraBe.
Ontel 8rafs gsrsniisunss gerein,
Sec Wiair, sefrstar, 1881 Lite strabs,
NOrOwsR, Derlammelt F6 ieben 2ten
Spnntag i'm MCnat i'm @UlDen eagle
6ptel, Stem SerIep Npenue unD . Str.
plattDsuti9er DamsnDsrsin. Graa 9enry
graue. WraTbsntin. Vsrlammslt lt& isOtn 1.
DtittpO6 i'm Wonat i'm 9auls zines Der Wit-
eIieber.
@albinstou Sid ReIisf, praiiOsnt y.
@uaenreid. D%eriammeIt ii@ am /. unO
g. MOntas i'm glir's Oeutldes 6aus,
s27 7. Ctr, q. SO.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
9us @essnt6eiI.

Ser Serr, nit Dem sic chen iprn.
den, mar gepiB Elm gbitinen5ler2~
v@'roo' oas @eeeutbeiIl Das NOR
Elm @iinh'nerl-
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30

Ser 8opagei. ySSyo. Stord, On eebt
Dein Stno6el niht biHeip. SauP
Gu MIR rubig @oiier ans Deinem
Seih.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
Sin sntss Gii6maiIsr.

SremOer; nSn Dem 5luiie bier
miro ia geangelt werOen oenn aud
GiIde erpiiht?"
9Oli5iit: % ia uber mebr
angler als 6ifd'l"
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30

9ipIOmatiids Ssrtrstmg.
KaiierIiA Dsutide Boiidaft
f435 Wase. 9lvs.. " B.
HoiierIid K6HisIide Botidaft
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-16
FOREIGN COMMERCE
 RECORDS SMASHED
Three and a Half Billion
 Dollars Is Total
BIG TRADE BALANCE
Fifty Per Cent of Years Imports Entered Tree af Duty, the Record Since
 1904 ~

Washington, July 15.-All foreign com merce records of the United States were broken during the fiscal year of 1al1,7 end ing June 31 last. Figures of the bureau Of statistics issued today show the vast volume of business transacted by Amer can business men with foreign countries mounted into the enormous sum of more than s3.500, 900, 600, which exceeds the rec ord year of 1907 by more than $263 900, 900. The country's exports for the first time exceeded the o-billion-dollar mark, while the imports were second only to last years. The year wound up with a bal ance of trade of more than s520, 100000 in favor of American business. This is $332,- 0OO,000 more than last years balance. but wS.s exceeded by the record year of 1908 and the years 1901 and 1900 and 1899.
 Fifty per cent of the imports entered rhe country free of duty, being greater than at any time in the history of the trade in 1S92-93-@ when sugar was being imported free under the Mckinley tariff law. The total value of merchandise en- teiing free, however, was larger than in any year heretofore. s- -. tt Exact figures of the foreign trade are:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-16
COX HAS FAITH IN FEARLESS DR. WILEY Declares Special Interests
 Are After Him MORE INFORMATION Investigation of House Committee on Expenditures in the Department
 of Agriculture Will Be
 Supplemented
INFORMATION

Washington, July 15.-Expressing the belief that persistent efforts to have Dr. Harvey W. Wiley removed from office have been made by powerful special in- terests, whose welfare in life attaches more to the dollar than to the health. happiness and prosperity of the people, Representative Cox of Indiana, a demo- crat, today introduced a resolution call ing for further information. His meas ure contemplates a broader investigation of the Wiley case than was contem- plated when the House committee on ex- penditures in the department of agricul- charges made against pr. Wiley in con- nection with the personnel boards rec- ommendation for his removal.
 MT. Cox declared today he wanted to find out what interests were after Dr. Wiley. His resolution, he said, was in no way antagonstic to the work of the ex- penditnres committee, which will meet next week. He said Dr. Wiley had fearlessly performed his duty in the en- forcement of the pure food and drug law to the benefit of many millions of peo- pie throughout the country"
 ~. All Data Wanted
 g His resolution calls on both the Attor- ney General and the Secretary of Agri- culture to furnish the House of Repre- sentatives with all letters, records, tele- grams, protests and objections now on file in their offices protesting against the appointment of Dr. Wiley as chief of the bureau of chemistry, or protesting against his retention in office, with all letters and data of every kind protesting against his rulings and decisions In the administration of said law"
 Incidentally, the preparation of this resolution by MT. Cox, it Is said, has stirred up some little feeling between him and Representative Moss of Indiana. MT. Cox is chairman of the committee on expenditures in the treasury department. MT. Moss is chairman of the committee on expenditures in the department of agri- culture which yesterday voted to make & sweeping investigation of the Wiley case.
 MT. Cox believes the response to this resolution will show just what interests are lined up against Dr. Wiley.