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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-17

Gin .,eiier @elt-@ecorb ,Iiit iiber.
boten lnor6en, Die neue &0nigif
Der Wiilfhpirfbid,aft tft cine idl6nt
Seriep.aub gtnnens 5opbia. oit
Gatusebiite, BON Der Sooo 6arm
geSiidtet .itipb aepriift III Soiuell,
@taii. 8ieic lit Die champion
SerieD" fiir Niilf,. into 8utterfett-
Erpoiiftiom BON aiibeil 5ipiid)er
elm uipo fiitf Sabreu.
81breno Der am 81. 9e3eltbei
1910 eipoenoen i2 Wtonate gnb oieit
sfnb utiter elmer Yriifung 1873
Gflln6 mo orei lltBen Wild, oie
1,005 Bfuir6 unb II l1nSen Butter
ODER iiber cine balbe Eonne ent-
bielt Cine senmie slnfiidt ipurot
iiber ibr Suffer gebalten uno ibre
Wtilh fpnrbe fir 10 Gents pei
auart nit $565 90 grofit perfaiift.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-17
slns sen sIasen, ans Se,a Sim.
,.GitSA nrp0er GtG6tdleit, ein q

;sGiitA niD0er StG0tBert, EN- attoer
0a1odyen" pflegte Der 8urid 81
iingen, penn er nlrf Die @afpoeridaft
giM. Die llnbeitdpSigfeit IN Der
Siebe mar Ole ltntlreavo, ipenn rida
oas Gorred,t 6es W6mrires.
yaup ober forrlnt Giner uno ingt,
oie ;Sroiten iilr6 @t1b6en ipGreit ge.
RODE 10 lnbeit1lloiG ipenR ilid)t
isodJ lltidbeitGil6iaer OILS Ole. 3Gptrerl
slllSgerehnet ein 3lidtftallsD Diref.
bor iit,es, Der oiefe @ebailptltflg aitf-
itellt urb lie init oftclpn11biaen Bob.
len ~, crl)drten hereit iit-
Director sSobn Sople eon ST,
Gltelltiiu lagt:
9gaod)Nem eilt @eiangcllet eiBge.
Iiefcrti iDorbeir 1T, lit feifc 6nuil
ODER icina grnlit iebr ultbdnglth.
Sic bgils6en i'm 40 oft, tpie iie ST..
aeIaiIen iperoeu, ltilb idretbet piele
8ricfc. SSnt 2allfe Der 3eit peroeit
aber Sie @ciit1c iiipS @riefc felfelrer.
SdlieBIidJ bDren lie gang aiif. Die
8raut, ofsiNn bis ans 2ebense1roe
treu bleibcn fpollte, Derlobt lid, bes
Sorrens miioeg nit einem anoern,
ulbo ole ;sralt ldbt fifJ ideiocn, I'M
einep @riotinaatit 5ii ebelad,en. Die
8ru1tt lit i'm IG9emeiileit nod lilts
beitdn0bger aIs Die Sroii BON Den
@efongcuen, Die BEL mir eirrcn lnlt.
oan Serlfltn nbfiseu, idreibt teiner
IAN cine @attin ODER eine grdltt 4
gtnn, id,IieBli6 bot ein gerbre'
der ia aud, feire Beltanotgfett tei-
ferns zines ipeibliden Wciefrs per-
0ieiit.
Gie Belt beiIt nid,t rrltr oen Srell-
tutrgsidJmsea, lie loiff aud ole
2iebeSslntb aus.
@ns ben Iigcn, aus Dem Sdilll,
Die @irfiamfeit Der Druder.
fdNpdr3c aIs Reflamettittel bot itf
lpieoer eiilat,aI reft oelplid ge5eigt.
ssraeno ienlano iestc cine @eibidte
III oie Welt oes sSnbnltes. Bob ore
sRottetf ali elmer tuabren Blnge IN
Gittsbltrg geporoen ieieit intS ooi,
Sic Stnot enc Wfiaion Dollars
Dem Sablen ipoIle, Der iie poip ole.
lem llngeSieier befreicn fonitte. pa
giftgbnrg als Staot Den lnbeidrott'
Ten Moglidfait circii ytotnen bat,
10 ipur6e Die Melbiiryg aeglaiibt, OBJ.
fpohl 0ie S6be bes 8pa3es bdtte
IgerSad)t eripefeit iollen, iino Wdnpor
limo Sta6tpGter iipo fonitige ge1nte
Limo 10 nit slngeboten BON @atten'
Iidaern iiberidmeninlt, Dab lie or1fi-
aeIpo bitten, Dem @eriift crttgegetn'
autretetk @er dlio eiile Wiuiot'
peroienen min. miro lie alif nltoers
gseiFe 6aun als Hatienfargcr 3 maiden
nuiiiIcns
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-17

Sieinige oie 8I1se, tpo u Siibner
fi9 niSbaItcfl; 9oiie lie, pidjt mona
taane 1uF bentfeIben herlantreibett,
obfpe ben 8ooet nufgepfliigt 3n ia.
ben. @enn Der ben Siibnerar 5llge.
tpbeienn 8nlrnl MIR Helm 1T. 10 grnbc
ic6efi So9 eineru fleiapeip Ebeil oaDon
onF; ipenn CT ref,t eroB lit. 10 pHiiy
ge ibn nritlnter Inn, 0amit bic Siib.
ner @elegenbeit babeb rpad Biir-
rlern iino 3aferir su id,arren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-28

&of tpa1roer getpdblt: 8 2iberaIe, 8
|So3ialoemofraten urb 3 BarteiIoie.
SIN ga,13en befin6en iid :iebt c 60
3ioloemefraten I'M @emeinoecoIlegium.
Ebenonielbit tpurbe am @eden an ser
@eauloiefabrif 6ie 2eidJe oes AZ Sob.
re often &a1,firers aarI aieBling auf,
.gefunoen. @eite iitiir3te bort ser
26idbrige. &,1ti9er gberbarb S90ffeI
bel Mebgermetiter RarI S9iuer q
Meter bod o1rrd bas Sde,nertlod a,,f
Ole Senne un6 aeridmetterte iid ons
Sdd6eloa9. SSrn Mei43tngsmdb!.
freife @ermerSbeim 8erse
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-28
Sin alaru, anr Nad5taeit.

Der Bag gan5e &aus in S@reden iett,
ut Der lolte, before lno ntetauiide
.Stidbulte1. &ein 8eoenfen traqen
uno begludpiinidt sic eliidaidert 81
tern, melde 5oleb's &onep ot1o Gar
COMPOUND our 9ano bnben. s. So.
Gaiielmon, Caution, g. q, iagt: .eg
1T lein @etpidt in @oIo mertb. l1niere
tlelnen 4inoer iino bon @tidbuften.
uno &eiierfeit geplagt, llro oues, mas
mir oe1feIben geben, 1T JoIep's &onep
ano Gar COMPOUND. Sd babe ftetg
e1ae 5lalde oopott gu $al1ie. MoIitpr
60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-28

ben, 2 onbere trl,gen i6mere gerles.
l1rteen bapon. - SIM @ei6sgeri# gu
Sci y 9 muroen am 10. Deaember
trange 5trnfen iiber mebrere engliiAe
5pione perbdnet. Mar Sdatla Elm
eItgIn8er Sdiffsagent, erbielt Z Sab.
re @ef6ng1rib; elmer ieiner @enoiien,
Stlgenieir &ipiih, IL Sabre; Gin an.
oerrer sIngenie1r, @ulff. 2 Sabre; Elm
&uufmonr bon Muad -ln1o Mar
gHulb'g Birtbfhafterm ie 8 Sabre
@eanenib Sic Gdnere un6 Ser
.gborafter ser 6trufe fi1o EN- @eDet3
TIC Sen grrit, ben mar1so Der Spionage,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-28
2urembnr9.

!Sn Dem Anipeien oes sdreiners
Gonroop bon 8erel6ingenbr o9
elm Gel1er aus, oos 6ie Sdeure, Sic
6ouragen un0 idmmtlide MliAinsn
Ser sdJreinerei 5erit0rte. Ser 1cr=
ltderte gda6en betrdgt ca. 1900
6ranfen. = Ser %2tidbrige Giien=
babnarbeiter Bernard Eospsr Don
M0s5orfii lit in ser Ml6ette ertr1111=
fen. = Ser bo6m. Sr. geif. Sdilt=
ges, Nlmoienier. in einem belgild>en
|spital, 8ruoer 6es @rn. 8farrers BON
Mie6erf + n, lit nod einem iab=
relmtgen 2ei6en peritorben. Ma6
Den itatiitiiden &ngaben betragt 0as
@rgebntb ser o%iesiabrigen Grnte fir
sic luremburgiide Moiel 9,S60,000
ST., menn man Sen Durdidnitts-
Hreis bon $50 ST.. furs 6l,oer &eln
annimnt. = @egen 6as porige Sabr
iinb sic @einberge nm $50 %ro=
sent int &reiie geittegen. SIN &llo=
iter ser gonpentualen in 8r ii &c
|itarb Ser bodm. &err 8ater 5lmbroiie
Sdoltes. Ser Geritorbene mur0e in
&e6ingen geboren. Mls Ser
%19iabrige &nedt Sobann Maier1s
BON &e6ingen int 8egrtffe ltanh,
bon ser Sdeunentenne Suffer berltn-
ter5ubringen, berlor er SOS @(eihge<
mid# iitur5te berab un6 5og ii9 idnoe=
re &opfberlebunge11 5u, bener er fur
sc 3eit nadber erlag. = Ser 28iab=
rige Mrbeiter Soft. Sieoler pon Set
tingen, ser BEL einem streit SEN
Mrheiter @eber nit einem &n:ippeI
gebal1en bate, oaB er an ser @erm1n=
0ete itarb, mur6e bon Sem 3udtpoli<
5eigeridt in 2uremburg gu 81
Sabren @efdngniB !oerurtbeilt. = gu
Il eIbingen brad in ser @erf=
itatte 6es @ogners Sepereiien Seuer
aus, meldes 6as @ebdu6e nebit elmer
Merge @eb0l5 eindiderte utto iGmm..=
lides @aidinentperf 5eritorte.
S6mei5.
Souls 6orrer, bisberiger @iceprGfi<
Sent, pur6e gum 8raiioenten Scr
4mei3erif4en @%iogenoiIen,
ldaft ertpdblt. - SSn ser S9mei3,
nno namentli6 i'm Canton 3uri@
fins io5ialiitiide Tbeologen feine Gel
tenbeit. Ser 6ortigen epangeliiden
rgereinigung io3ioliitiider gpno6a.
len, melde sic nMusgeitaltltng @
ber Stride i'm Gimme 6es so5iolis-
mus" anitrebt, geboren beute 1don
ni4t peniger ols 20 pr~oteitantiide
Nfarrer an. CUB es fi@ 5obei mebr
nm 6ie Gusidaltung aIs INN sic Mus-
|geItaltlng Ser @riitliden Stride ban-
belt, fann mon gera6e i'm Canton 3ii<
rid togtdglid beobadten. Mit sen,
'G%briitentbum fins nidt MIR sic mel
item oieier SDno6olen, ion5ern a1rh
tbre "&farrer" ldngit tertig.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-28

5abern 1T Ger Steuero5ercontrol-
Gelrr &i9ter~2anoau oIs @an0i5ot Ser
@entr1mspartei e%initim1nig aufaeitellt
tporben.
8abeH.
Die an %. Gop. geleeentlib ser
5gr0ffnung ser Understanding in
Rarlsrnbe gebaltene 9bronre6e
oriidte Ben Dunf oes @robber3oas INTO
Der @roBber5ogin aus fir sic &u11o-
geb11ngen ser 2iebe uno. Ereue aus
M11lab bper ~filbernen &o93eit. @ei-
ter geoenft 6ie &bronreoe ser bon Der
@egierung getroffeuen MaBnabu,e.l
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-28

tltg miro eine 6urbgreifenbe Nefcrm
Der Gortbiloungsibule ~borbereitet,
noriber ben Stdnoer1 cine Denfldriit
unterbreitet miro.
Geiterrcid- l1nsarn.
Cine io5ialitiide SnterpeQation
5u @ien REF I'M Nbgeoroneten5aus
grobe l1nralbe berpor. sic Datte oen
Snbalt: rgie ariegspartei uno ipr
6ibrer, Der MISUNDERSTANDING
6rar5 5eroinano, baben sen @eriub
gemad% einen &rieg gegen Stalien at
lprengen. SSH sic @egterung iolden
Neigatngen entgegentreten?" Atil:i-
i~terpraitoent @raf Stirgfb mics Ole
&inein5ei6ung bon Mitglieoern oes
@erriderbauies in sic parlamentari=
iden @erban0lungen 511rid. 2icie
perltobe gegen 6aS &erfommea uno
Sic ldul6ige @brfurdt. Sooa1,n err
flarte ser Miniiterpraiioent, oaB er
sic Snterpeqation ipdter b%eantsporten
meroe. = Durd einen faiierliden Ct
lab mur6e @r5ber5og Seinri6 1eroi=
naro aug BEN Seeresbanoe entlalien.
Ger @r5ber5og, Elm oas MitelmaB melt
iiberidreiten0er &unitmaler, 5atte It'll
feline g%1ttlaiil1ng nadgeiudt, Lin l111=
gebin0ert Ser &unit leben at f0l;1en.
&ailer 6ran5 Soiepb fat in leiner
gigenidaft ais 6. l1no 6. apoitolilAe
Maieitat oen neuen gar0iaa!en 81.
ST. Z. Mael, gr3biidof bon Bien
l1no Or. S. 8auer, gr5biidof uen
M ii +, oen pom Napit berlie5enen
@ar0inalsbut Iberreidt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-28


our 2in6erung 6erGolgen ser 2Irre.
SIS miro @infiibrung Ser 5taatslot.
terie uno @rbebung zines 3uj9lags
our Observation-Disclosures borgei9;a-
gen. Inter oen @eiebesporIagen Der
@egierung itebt on eriter SteGe Gin
@efebentpurf, Der Die 8ablfreiie fir
Die flint groBten Staote oes 9anSes
abgren5t. SSn @erbinor1g oamit iou
Die 8oN ser @georoneten ser 3pei<
ten &arnsner auf ~ erbobt uno ein
tDeiterer Nbgeor6neter ser sta6t
3uertbeiIt tperoen. Muf
Dem @ebiete Der Acknowledgement
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-28

4ffaire beimtBt. = Sn 2eip3ig
lift Mrtbur BornIein, 8ertpaltungs-
director oes 8udgetperbe-@ereins, ge.
ftorben.
&abern.
MpiatHer meeb tp11r6e bei Sem Scr
JUDI, bon 80 den nod Mnrn-
Der az Fiegen, burb eine1r 5tur3
NIT benz Meroplar geto6tet. - Ser
in Gel6gebing beoienftete 16idb-
riige &neN Mfar 5dneier erbielt bon
.eirtern Bfer6e ei1,en &uH9lag in's Sc,
iidt l1no 1T ieiner gerlebungen erie.
gen. Bel Ser @en1ei1oetpaH in
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-28
Grtdltmn8 az beilea II, ei,te,, Sage.

Nehmt 2aratine 8rpmp luirine Tablette. Mpp=
tbeter itattenn @elo 5urud. penn 9eilung berieblt
g. B. @rooe's unteridrift 1T an ieoet Sbadbtel
25c 1926.
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BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

Births-Clarence and Bertha Rood, $3.50
North Twentieth street, boy.
Deaths--Leroy Hummel, aged 8 years
ESn South Thirty-flfth street; Clara
Hamilton. aged 40 years.
Evening journal., 1911-03-24
Popular 6kn
Music CO
EVERY SATURDAY
By Mail 1c Copy Extra

Casey Jones.
Love It.
Kiss Me.
Stop-stop.
In Ali My Dreams I Dream Of You.
Dear Old Wintertime.
Follow the Car Tracks.
It's Nice to be Nice TO a Nice Little
Girl Like You.
I'm Looking for a Nice Young Fellow.
Meet Me Tonight In Dreamland.
If I Should Kiss You.
Put Your Arms Around Me.
Goodbye, Betty Brown.
Sweet Old Rose.
Gee, But it's Great to Meet a Friend
From Your Home Town.
Dreamy Italian Waltz.
When Mr.. Cupid Comes to Town.
When a Boy From Old New Hamp-
shire.
All Aboard for Blanket Bay.
Dear Old Delaware.
Ivy and the Old Oak Tree.
All That ! Ask is Love.
Think It Over, Mary.
Killarney, My Home Der the Sea.
Kate Killarney.
Silver Threads Among the Gold.
Song Of All My Dreams.
Gee, But the Moon Makes Me Lone
some
VIII the Roses Bloom in Heaven2
The Dublin Rag Song.
Sugar Moon.
I'm Looking for a Dear Old Lady.
We've Kept the Golden Rule.
I'm Longing for Tomorrow.
When ] Gathered the Myrtle With
Mary.
Love Dreams.
Vale of Dreams.
Mississippi Dippy Dip.
I've Got the Time and Place.
Mistletoe.
You Are the Ideal Of My Dreams.
! Chicken Reel.
Beautiful Star Of Heaven.
! Some of These Days
Dance of the Golden Rods.
Hearts Sorrow.
Georgia Rag.
Beautiful Thoughts OF Love
Evening journal., 1911-03-24
Thrsssened the kIna.

The honor Of knighthood is not one
which appeals to everybody. Coke Of
Norfolk. who considered that he had
far better claim than tho speaker to
the designation OF tirst commoner OF
England. strongly disliked the idea OF
a handle to bis name. This fact was
well known to George ". When Coke
wns chosen to head deputation pray
ing the king to dismiss from his per-
son and council those advisers who by
their conduct had proved themselves
alike enemies 10 the throne and peo-
pie George announced that he would
get even with him. 'If Coke Of Nor
folk enters my presence" he declared,
Il swear I'll knight him" The threat
was repeated TO Coke. who rejoined,
'1f he dares such a thing swear I'll
break his sword" And as the sturdy
Norfolk squire was quite capable Of
doing this. George refrained from car.
rying out his threat--London Chron-
fcie
Evening journal., 1911-03-24
rh. rraubl. WIih ths Msal.

Stepping into small restaurant a
grouchy old man demanded Of the
waiter a certain piece Of meat he had
in the show window.
But" said the waiter. "we"-
''No buts." replied the old man. ''You
bring me what ask for or won't get
anything here at ALL"
Rather than lose a customer. the
waiter did as he was told and. getting
the piece Of meat. took II back to be
cooked. After a long wait the meat
was brought to the customer. who. In
stead Of thanking the waiter. said
Look here. young man. what Is thu
matter with this meat7"
Nothing Is the matter With II. sir
except that the paint on II has formed
a few blisters from the heat"
"Why. what do you mean by thatf
asked the old man.
simply this" replied the waiter.
Those pieces OF meat you saw In the
window were not made TO eat They
were made for advertising purposes,
but you insisted. sir. upon having one
Of 'em."-Philadelphia Times.
Evening journal., 1911-03-24
Wanted 4 sIeeper.

A certain physician sat in a box at
the theater the other night. II hap
pened that he was the first man to
take his seat in that particular box.
The next man ushered in had been
hitting Just a few Of the more elevated
points In the highway prior to coming
10 the theater.
Am l intrudingr he inquired ever
80 politely Of the doctor. Have you
this section engaged all for yourself"
mo. I haven't got It engaged all
for myself SIT down." replied the
doctor brusquely. for be didn't want
70 encourage the stranger to carry on
any extended conversation.
"An right them" replied the stran-
ger. IF you haven't got the whole
section I'll tell the porter TO go ahead
and let down the upper BERTH
Washington Star
Evening journal., 1911-03-24
Clumsy Rra,on Women.

To the casual observer the Bretouns
Is not attractive or even supremely in
teresting. AS femme de chambre she
Is clumsy. slovenly and rough Of
speech, lacking the graees and neat
ness Of her Partisan sister She shuf-
fies about in felt slippers. her volumi-
nous black skirts catch IN everything
and II she waits at the table d'hote heI
method Of handling cutlery is stfczsl5
calculated 10 sever ones jugular vein.
She has no regularity IN ber work. and
at the hour that she ought 70 be max
ing beds she is probably sitting on the
public staircase nursing her baby. She
is generally married and. conversely.
often ten years younger than you take
her 10 be. To English eyes she Is rare
~ beautiful Her hair is trained tight
~ under her cap. her cheeks have sell
dom any delicacy Of tint. and her hg-
ure and motions are ungainly and
awkward.-Wide World Magazine.
Evening journal., 1911-03-24
TROOPS TO PROTECT THE
CARMORRIST INF0RMER

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
vITERBO, Italy. March 24.-In an
ticipation of a violent demonstration
when Genarro Abbatemaggio, the in
former, takes the stand tomorrow 10
testify against his fellow-Camorrists,
another force of troops arrived here
today from Rome.
Whenever Abbatemaggio speaks be
incites the prisoners to outbreaks and
the prosecution is afraid to put him
on the stand until greater protective
measures are taken The informer
has been discredited by several OF
the witnesses aud 1t is admitted that
the blackening Of his character has
weakened the States case.
Evening journal., 1911-03-24
rh. Ear.h.nd and Hsalth.

The forehead is the drst feature OF
the face to show indisposition. The
minute ones stomach is out Of order
there win be yellow spots on the
brow. When one feels faint the fore
head win instantly show It. When
one Is sick there win be freckles and
pimples upon the brow. which was
smooth and clear before. The fore
head is as good an indication Of ones
general health as is the pulse.--Lon-
don Globe.
Evening journal., 1911-03-24
PLEA FOR CHILDREN WINS.
Adults to Deny Themselves Luxuries
and Build Playground.


MILFORD Del, March 24-Because
the money spent on smoking and
drinking in this town for one month
would provide a public playground for
Milford, Mrs. John c. Carmean, chair
man of the Playground Committee of
the Parent Teachers Association, has
issued a public request that the men
refrain from tobacco and liquor for
a month and turn the money saved
into the playground fund. AS for the
women, Mrs Carmean has asked that
they go without Easter dresses and
hats this year and use the money foi
the playground.
Although every man is not goine
to stop smoking or every woman Il
not going TO give up her Easter mil.
linery, enough promises of money
have been made TO assure Mrs. Car
mean that the sum needed will b,
raised and work on building the play
ground and gymnasium will be started
At once.
Evening journal., 1911-03-24
APPRECIATE
ROAD GIFT
Democratic League Of Della
ware COmmendS Gen. du-
POnt for His Public
Spirit
WANT HIGHWAY OF
MORE THAN 80 FEET

The Democratic League at a meet
ing last night adopted a resolution
expressing its appreciation of General
T. Coleman duPont's gift of highway
for the State. The League sent q
copy Of the resolution TO General du-
Pont today. The resolution follows:
"Be it resolved, That the Demo-
cratic League OF Delaware does here
by tender to General T. Coleman du-
Pont it's sense of appreciation OF his
generous and public spirited offer to
build an improved public roadway
throughout this State.
BE II further resolved, That the
commissioners of the State, who are
empowered to determine the width of
the road bed and the width of the
highway, be recommended to accept
for the State an improved road bed
of at least eighteen feet in width, and
highway of more than thirty feet ia
width, so that ample room may be
provided 10 allow said highway to be
ornamented and protected throughout
its entire length with large growing
long-lived shade trees like elms d
lindens) and at the expense OF the
State for such shade if necessary, sc
that the proposed highway shall de-
velop and always remain one oi
beauty, comfort and convenience tc
the people of the State, and a lasting
credit TO the generosity Of the donor
Further resolved, That copy ot
this resolution be sent TO General du,
Pont and a copy TO the Governor ot
this State and that copies also b'
furnished TO the newspapers.
(Seal)
Democratic League of Delaware,
by T. F. Magarity. Secretary"
Evening journal., 1911-03-24

ject by his colleagues. The upshot
OF the executive session was that
Senators Corbit and Monaghan were
designated as a committee to ask tho
House the reason for its action.
minute or so after Senators Mon
Afghan and Corbit entered the House
somebody moved 70 adjourn, but
when Senator Monaghan announced
that he had a message from the Sen
ate the motion was not pressed.
Senator Monaghan said the Senate
had under consideration the House
amended Senate bill for commission
to survey the State lands in which
the House had stricken out Senator
Drexlers name and had substituted
the name Of a member Of the House.
Mr.. Monaghan said the bill had been
prepared by Senator Corbit and in
cluded tho names OF the commission
created two years ago. Of which Sem
ator Drexler was member, and on
which he had served.
Monaghan Addresses House.
Continuing Senator Monaghan said;
'The Senate feels that the House ac-
tion, unless there is sufficient reason
therefore. Is an attack on the dignity
OF the Senate and a decided discour-
tesy to that body" Senator Monaghan
asked that the house give the Senate
some reason for its action IN elimi
mating Senator Drexler.
Would Not Defer.
Representative White moved tha
J action be deferred until 10 oclocl
tomorrow morning. Representative
Johnson Immediately objected TO de-
ferring action, as did Representative
Locates. The latter said he felt when
the bill was called up, and so stated
then that II was a discourtesy to the
member OF the Senate and hardly 2
fair thing TO do.
Representative Johnson said he
came in the room when the vote was
being taken and voted for II on the
strength of what somebody said &c
him about the bill.
Representative johnson moved 70
reconsider the vote by which the bill
was passed, but the motion was losl
by 10 yeas TO II nays. Speaker
Campbell. who comes from Senator
Drexlers district, was one OF th'
members who voted against recon
sideration.
Senator Corbit at this iuncture re-
spectfully asked If the House wouli
give a reason for the action II ha'
taken in striking out Senator DreN
ler's name.
Representative Moore moved that
committee Of three from each brancl
be appointed to consider the subject
inasmuch as a question Of names ha'
arisen.
Representatiye T. o. Cooper sai'
that would not clear the situation. IL
said the Senate was desirous OF know
ing the Houses reason for us &C
ton.
House Wanted the Member.
"A majority Of the members OF TN
House thought we should have
} House member on that commission
was the explanation advanced by Rep
resentative White.
ave will so inform the Senate" re
marked Senator Monaghan, as ne au'
Senator Corbit returned. Just as th'
door closed behind them, Representa-
tive Tebo moved to adjourn at ll,d'
o'clock. which prevailed without dis
sent. , d.
The Senate. however. continued II
executive session. Senator DreXle
. was not in the executive session dur
ing its deliberations, but shortly az
ter Senators Monaghan and Corni
had reported he was invited back INT
the Senate.
After deuberating until after MID
night, the Senate opened it's doors an
the statement was made that furthe
action had been deferred until afte
$50 o'clock this morning.