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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-02-05
PRZEGLAD PoLITYKI ME-
DZYNARODOWEJ.
Chicago, S lutego 1908.

Dwaj francuscy uczeni og5osili
wlasnie bardzo zajmujace studya
polityczne o wieku ninionym i
obaj podaja odmienna lego cha
rakterystyke.
Historyk Seignobos W swojej
piracy podnosi try najwazniejsze
fakty, ktore nadaja pietno histo-
ryi Dolitycznej Europy zacho-
dniei W ubieglem stuleciu. Pierw-
sly, to rewolucya lipcowa W Pa
ryzu 1880 T., kt6ra zburzyla a.
lians Europy przeciw zasadom
1850 +, zaszczepila W Europe "a
chodniej rzady parlamentarne i
przygotowala rozw0j stronniotw
ludowych. Drugi - to rok I848,
owa wiosna narod6w, ktora pre-
prowadzita W zycie zasade pow
szechnego giosowania, przygoto-
waIa obudzenie narodowej jedno-
Sci w Niemczech we Wloszech,
wreszcie zorganizowala diva glo-
wne stronnictwa ludowe: socya-
listvczue katolickie. Wreszcie
trzeci : to wojna francusko-pru-
ska w r. 1870, w ktorej krwia
zelazem Bismarck dokonai zje-
dnoczenia Nierniec fundowal ce-
sarstwo niemieckie, narzucajac
r6wnoczeSnie Europe straszna
klqtwe: zbrojnego pokoiu.
Inaczej charakteryzuje ubiegiy
wick pisarz wspolczesny i kry-
tyk literacki Emil Faguet w swej
interesujacej ksiazce pit. nQues-
tions politiques".
Welding niego try donios}e ia
kty zycia spoiecznego nadaly pie
tho ubieglemu wiekowi: demo-
kracya, wielbie skupienie pam
stwowe plutokracya.
MySl swa rozwjia autor W ma
stepujacy spos6b. Demokracya
objawia sic na zewnatrz nalla-
skrawiej giosowaniem. powszech-
nern. w Anglii rozwija&a sic de-
mokracya zwolna, na podstawie
,tradycyi i zwyczaju, przez roz-
szerzenie stopniowe praw wy
borczych, pozostawiaiac obok
siebie potezny wplyw arystolra-
tyczuej organizacyi sposecznel,
kt6ra tam spe5nia najpieL1niejsze
zadania: prowadzenia narodu w
mysl jego tradycyj instynktu
panstwomego. w Niernczech, mi
mo powszechnego giosowania,d de
cydujacym czynnikiem jest koro-
na, przypominajaca Cesarstwo
Francusbie Z r. 1904.
We W}oszech Hiszpanii mi
mo powszechnego giosowania
demokracya ME ma zadnego zna-
ezenia. We Francyi powszechne
giosowanie przez lat 20 bylo pod
pora tronu Napoleona III, obe-
cnie doprowadzi}o do oligarchii,
kt6ra demolracyi parlamentarnei
uzywa jako pozoru do wzboga-
cenia sig kosztem Rzeczypospoli-
tel.
Drugim faktem, charakteryzu-
jacym wick ubiegiy, to daznose
do tworzenia wieikich skupien
pahstwowych, wieIldch aglone-
racyj. Narody nowozytne chca
bye wiellzie, obejmowa6 szeroLde
przestrzenie, stanowi6 wielkie i
potezne panstwa-
Dla tel daznosci narody nowo-
czesne gotowe So poniesc wielkie
ofiary. Przez caly wick XIX pa
nowa{a zasada narodowosci. w
tel da5nosci narodow do obejmo-
wanna szerokich przestrzeni wiel-
l;ich aglomeracyj szuka6 nalezy
poczatk6w nieznanych przedtem
aspiracyj Z tego urodzily sic
owe idee pangermanizmu, panslo-
wianiz1nu, panitaliznu i panhele-
nizmu. Powstaly w tyr1 czase
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-02-05
Telegrar11y.

szyngtonu, postanowiono wrzeko-
mo wstrzyma6 sic z wyselka po-
mnika Fryderyka IIgo do przy-
szlej jesieni. Miano pierwotnie
zanliar ods}onic go w czerwcu,
lecz przypomniano sobie, re W
tym czasie panuja goraczki, a
stolica Stan6w Zjednoczonych
jest pusta. w jesieni }atwiej o
wieksze ko]o amerykanskich dy-
gnitarzy, gotowych przybyc ma
niepozadana przez amerykah-
skich patryotow uroczystoSt. Ga
zety tutejsze namawiaja Rad ME
miecki, azeby liczac sic okolicz-
noSciami, ignorowal zapedy cesa-
RIA Wilhelma i wyrzek} sic "a
miaru wyselania pomnika do A
meryki, gdzie ludzie ME umieja
sic poznac ma takich wielkoSciach,
jak Fryderyk IIgi. Gazety radza
postawic gotowy juz pomnik ma
dziedzihcu szkoly kadet0w w
Gross Lichtenfelde.
Madryt, $50 lutego, z Barcelo-
nv donosza, re Q lutego rozpo-
cznie sic strajk generalny, Wszy-
scy robotnicy w miastach fabry-
cznych Monresa, Saltan innych
postanowili porzucit prace.
We Valladolid kilka tysiecy o.
sob bez zatrudnienia urzadzilo
pochod uliczny. Zrabowano kilka
sklep6w pieczywem, wowczas
wystqpili zandarmi, rozpedzii
tlum, kilkanaScie os6b poranih,
glownych krzykaczy aresztowali
Hongkong, 5 lutego. = Agent
chinski, zatrudniony w zagranicz-
nej fir1nie handlowej w Kantonie,
zosta} aresztowany, poniewaz
gromadzi} broh i amunicye dla
zwolennikow reform. Wypusz-
czono ma wolnosc spiskowcow, "a
-Eesztomangch-a7 stycznia, ponie-
waz ME zebrano dostatecznych
dowodow, stwierdzajacych ich
wine.
Waszyngton, 5 lutego. = Po-
siowie sprzymierzonych mo
carstw donieSli swym radon, re
prezydentowi Roosevelt duzo "a
ley ma predkiem za}atwieniu
sprawy wenezuelskiej. Pan Bo-
wen przyrzeka, re przystanie ma
trzymiesieczne przywileje dla
mocarstw sprzymierzonych, aze-
by tie mog}y poszczycic sic cho-
ciazby tylko pozorem, ze AVIAN
tury wenezuelskiej wycofuja sic
z honorem.
Caracas, 5 lutego. = Gl6wne ST.
~ powstancow sd skoncentrowa-
ne pod Caracas, prezydent Ca
stro sposobi sic do zadania i'm
stanowczej kleski, Wojsko zajmu-
je okopy, w ktorych sa porobione
strzelnice, ludnosc miejska powo-
lano pod bron, zabrano obywate-
lon konie mu1y, ktore sluza O.
becnie do rozwozenia amunicyi i
zywnosci. Jest nieprawdq, jakoby
kapitanowie obretow zabraniali
wojsku rzqdowemu pokazywatsie
ma uhcach portowego miasta La
Guaira.
Berlin, 5 lutego. : Pan Bo-
wen zawiodl oczekiwania mo-
carstw sprzymierzonych. Me wy
stepuje on W roll rozjemcy lecz
w roll adwokata Venezuela, jake
strony pokrzywdzonej. Znac mad
to ma kazdyn kroku, re jest on
posIem rzqdu waszyngtohskiego
dziala w porozumieniu re zwia-
zkowym sekretarzem spraw ze-
wnetrznych, majac ma oku raczej
interes Stanow Zjednoczonych,
niz dobro Wenezueli i zniesienie
blokady.
Konstantynopol, S lutego.
Tureoki urzednik. telegraficzny
zostaI tutaj aresztowany, ponie-
waz ME dorecza} jednej amba-
sad depesz cyfrowanych, nadcho-
dzacych pod jej adresem. Spree
dal on nadto jednemu z rzadow
~ ,1iczr7I,c11 k1,1c1 Sh1l0rV do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-02-05

przez jakich $50 stop, MIN tram
wal zatrzymano. Nieszczesliwy
ma zlamana lewa noge pokale-
czenia ma grzbiecie i w gfowie;
pomieszczono go w szpitalu SIS.
Nazaretanek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-02-05
ZIana1 noge.

II letni Jozef Mularslsi, 80 Bre-
men str, z trzema innylni podro-
znynli wdrapai sic ma tylny kosz
(fender) przepeinionego elektry-
cznego tramwaju linii Chicago
ave. Kosz zlamal sic, czterej ma
MIN sic znajdujacy pasazerzy spa
dli, ale Mularski, l0torego noga u
tlSwila w lzracie, przez wagon ia
dacy zostal porwany wleczony
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-02-05
Rokowania.

Miejski komitet transportowy
rozpoczal rokowania z kompania-
mi kolei ulicznych ma wspolnej
konferencyi. Ma tel konferencyi
byli obeonymi wszyscy czionko-
vie komitetu, dalej adwokat
newyorski Joseph Aurbach, ge-
neralny rzecznik Union Traction
Co." Gurley, adwokat Bliss jako
reprezentant Chicago City Rail
way Co., jakotez Harrity z Phila-
delphi GOWN New Yorku, re-
prezentujacy akcyonaryuszy u
Mon Traction Co." ze wschodu.
By1 takze burrnistrz Harrison /
specyalni adwokaci Edwin Bur
rift Smith John C. Mathis, jako
prawni doradzcy komitetu.
Przewodniczacy, aid. Bennett,
ma rozpoczecie poprosil repre-
zentantow Union Traction Co.,
azeby oswiadczyli, czyli zechca
uk1adac sic miastem w sprawie
przedluzenia przywilej6w. Adwo-
kat Gurley ma to odpowiedzia1, re
wprawdzie reprezentuje u. T.
CO.., ale re pan Aurbach z New
Yorku (ktorego przedstawiD re-
prezentuje interesa ,,komtetu O.
chronnego" akcyonaryuszy tel
kompanii. Dodal, re kompania go
towa jest przystapic do ukladania
sic. Potem adwokat Auerbach
zrecznem swem przemowieniem /
nadzwyczaj cietemi odpowiedzia-
mi przez czas niejaki zabawial a
lie i zdumiewal czlonkow komite-
tu, ktorzy jak sic okaza}o, przede-
wszystkiem domagali sic, by
kompanie wyrzekly sic odwo1y-
wanna sic do ustawy n9o-letniej."
Wtorowal mu adwokat Bliss, ,kto-
ry dowodzac, re jak dis sprawa
stoi, miasto ME ma zadnych pra-
wnych sposobow do zmuszania
kon1panij do ustepstw, zapewnial,
re kompanie chetnie zgodza sic
ma przeiscie w stosownym czasie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-02-05
Uznany niewinnym!

Oskarzony o morderstwo James
Kilroy zosta} wczoraj przez sad
przysieglych uznany niewin-
nym.
Niejaki Harry Ferris, nieunio-
nista, przodownik w parowej he
blowni firmy John A. Gauger &
Co., zostaf rano 23 listopada 1900
w drodze do roboty, ma 22 ulicy
i Throop str. zatrzymany przez
,pikiete" unionistow Il W czasie
nastepujacej sprzeczki zastrzelo-
ny. Kiedy, smiertelnie ranny, le-
za} ma ziemi, strzelil jeszcze do
Kilroya, ktoremu kula przeszla
przez szyje, odrywajac mu prawie
jezyk. Kilroy, przez kilku swiad-
kow wskazany jako zabojca Fer,
risa, leczyf sic, ale przez diva Ia
ia umial uniknac aresztowania,
poki go ME aresztowano niedaw-
no "a lima sprawke, t. ]. "a roz-
boj uliczny. Znany on zreszta byl
policyi z roznych awantur po-
dobno ME mniej niz 4 policyan-
tow, a nadto jeden porucznik i.
jeden kapitan policyi przez niego
zostali postrzeleni przy roanych
z MIN spotkaniach. Prokuratorya
przedstawi}a w czasie procesu S
ciu swiadkdw zdarzenia, ktorzy
oSwiadczyli, IL widzieli, re to
Kilroy fatalnie ranil Ferrisa. O.
brohca Kilroya wyrzeki sic pred
stawiania swiadkow re swej stro-
ny, bo bal sic mu jeszcze zaszko-
die. Sam Kilroy w czasie pro-
cesu zachowywal sic cynicznie i
ME bronii sic. Pomimo tego sad
przysieglych po S-godzinnej ma
radzie uznai Kilroya niewinnym.
Werdykt ten wywoia} ogolne
zdumienie: sam Kilroy widocznie
byf zdziwiony, a sedzia Brentano,
uslyszawszy wyrok, przez pare
minut re zdr1mienia ME mog}
przemdwic, a w koficu, zamiast
jak to bywa' zwyczajem podzieko-
wac czlonkom jury, oswiadczN
i'm sucho, re powiat wiecej ich u
slug ME potrzebuje.
Kilroy zostal natychmiast ma
nowo aresztowany "a rabunek u
liczny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
WRETCHED SERVICE
ON GREENLAkELIN
Passengers Packed and Squeezed Into The Cars Till They
Faint Away lnprovemen Club Protest in Public Meeting
and Will Demand More Cars =

A street car service 30 grossly in
adequate as 10 have become inhu-
mane. has caused the residents 81
Green Lake 20 rise Ia arms against
the Seattle Electric company.
At the regular meeting n the
Green Lake Improvement club last
night ease IT an avefcroWdeG car
that was cruelty Itself, Was report
al b. " = Heaid. o. member OF the
club, who was one ~ the many un-
fortunate victims ~ the electric COM
pany'H wfetched service.
Mr. iishid stated that he was
aboard the car leaving Green Lake
at : O'Clock yesterday morning that
by the time u reached Fremont. -
fares were runR 40. and that on a
car butt 20 carry bat 20 persons
The people we're damned IN 80
tight said he. ihnt whsa We ar
rived at Fremont a printed named
Hasscl tainted dead away.
The car bad g. be STOPPED and
liasaei Was carried cot onto the
boulevard. where. after some dsf'i-
Guilty. he WAS revived"
while THIS ~ the most serious ease
reported. aimnat every member pres
snl AZ the meeting iast night bad =
story q tell ~ similar incunyenl-
rneea. Some told them. others. who
had learned a. grin and beat held
their puaee. However. ali poincd IN
a cry fof a better service.
A report ~ an Investigation COM
miftee showed that before the strike
there was b-miuute service on the
line The service now II about 10
minutes This il carsed BY length
euiaH tha time Tor making the found
trip hY pulling OF rars from the run.
Hefofr the Btrike the schedule vas
such that car made the round trip
in 50 minutes Under the present
schedule the ruund trip IL mede in
% minutes. ard the efeNs 90 tie
IRE state that they have e. XIII al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
FOR
GRAVES OF THE
NATIONS DEAD
Veterans of Two Wars WHPartcipate in Memorial
Exercises at the Armoy Tomorrow Osborn
TO Deliver the Grafton

Arrangements for nm appropriate
Observance Of Memorial day ate
now completed. a hitting tribute
viii be paid tomorrow 10 the mcm-
DRY OF the nations defenders who
hive answered their last roll call.
The plans contemplate parade
and religious exercises in the morn
ing aud the decoration OF the graves
IN the afternoon.
The procession. under command of
Commander h. Z Berry Of James A..
qexte- vest Wit rsaHa srntg rt3eeaH
place at 10 o'clock, along YoHler w.y
10 Second avenue. From there the
line Of march viii be along Second
avenue 10 Pike street up Pike street
20 Fourth avenue, and thence 20 the
Armory.
Grand Marshal +. &. Berry. nc-
coupaniod By his staff Of aides.
which viii consist 81 George Hooker.
w. ". Shaffer, r 5. Wiucheii. J. ".
Ridgway and James Alexander, VIII
head the column They VIII be fol-
lowed by the First Regiment band.
Immediately Ia the rear Of the
band will be the state militia under
command ~ Major Otto A. cuse.
The following companies viii be In
line. Company ". Captain John
Stringer. Company ~ Captain VIII
liam IngliH. signal corps. Lieutenant
Llnmers The next IN line wiz be
n drum corps The various lochl
Grand Army posts. which viii fol-
low. will be the James A. sexton
post. the feanc ! Stevens post. aud
the John y. Miller post The George
~ FortHon camp OF the Spanish
American war veterans completes
the composition Of the marching col
umn.
on the arrival 81 the procession ut
the ArmOry the exercises OF the day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

tbs Puget sound nasY yafd@aH the
Hfsfuert0n citiEsus themselves We
came hers not 60 force you "a d
our bidding hut g. ala you AZ much
a. passlbis. We now consider Hrsms
eftuu. and always viii a. a suburb
% TIE Queen city - the sound =
ISIS speech was appiaudsd b. the
tfFuuFrtuu people present.
- from tha beginning ~ the
trouble the three re aieitrant couu.
cflmsu-p risraii. nenhennirk and
Debts srted n rstard the work % the
committee ~ maintaining that the
statement q Secretary Moody meant
that he wished all saloons IN nrsms
rFtan closed They gave nH their exa
cuse far not coming into line SOON
er that the council had received No
affieial notice from the navy depart
ment 40 % what it desired ~ Hrem-
srtun Mayor cruxt0u declared that
he would not sign an agreement e.
close al HFrmsfiun saloons ~ that
Was nut the wish. he believed % p
per cent Il the people u Brsmertan.
or af the navy department The
eompTsmtse. - shown ir the tsis.
gram arHt 20 Washington. wHs then
ssffea4..d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
BARK EDITH is WRECKED
L OF HER CREW DROWNED
Lumber Laden Vessel 1875 Days Out of Port Lud.
low Wenf Down on Australian Coasf--Captain
and 10 of Crew Missing--S Are Rescued

A bark Faith s
from
on he
Australia The and 10 the Miss
Hg
charter Of J. Moore CO % san Francisco Her Insurance OWNS to
length % time she had been reported had advanced 10 per
o the
n luK o obtained
i
before up
believed that her whole chartered from hs Ieft al
though definitely marine
Port Ludlow Admiralty inlet about 10 miles south Of Port
Townsend l
CooKTOwN. ship waien from
New York Yokohama eWed IN today dnaad and with r
F1th pick
cd
lei Of
Edth mmhyr laden from Puget sound for Port rirs
cookwn where the rescued sailors landed The north
peninsula.
Inflated bound the head
e
q q about $50 Inhabitants
rcnsafed 70 Those
her TO arrive" that much money
A cal freml
Q NJ overdue brokers said
total 81 on
a haVng been built In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
BREMERTON IS
TO BE PURGED
AS Result of Good Offices of SeaffIe's Committees
the Navy Yard Town VIII Taboo the
Offending Groggeries

men anticipated Before reaching
this city. the seattle men had been
open IN their expression ~ a feeling
that the people u Hrsfusrtuu wguia
receive them with hostility but on
the contrary, they we're welcomed
With open armss
After the Seattle committee men
A=z caugrsHtgi theft Tsss :. the isfsl1a-
eFton Commercial club gave them a
dinner. Afterwards a general meet
ina was held is Fratefnai hail. 81
which the citizens expressed their
thanks FOR the excellent work per
formed By the Seattle chamber u
commerce, affirming that v had done
more IN a day 20 bring the recalct.
sranf couneilmeu into proper action
than the Bremeft9n citizens had
beer able to DO in six monthg The
sentiments Of the committee were
probably best expressed by ex-0uv.
McfiraW. the chairman. lie said.
We are extremely gratihed "A the
happy manner IN whieh the nren-
erfou business men have helped "
10 bring about results. he said.
We peuuin ~ Seattle believe that
Ne have a. great or more patriotic
interest aYss- and Hsifiah interest IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
RESOLUTION ADOPTED

now. therefore. BE 1t resolved by
the city council OF tho C5ty OF Be-
attic. an follows
Sec. THAT the city engineer, to-
gether with the board Of health, be
and they are hereby instructed 10
at once investigate the needs OF the
city Of Seattle In the respect afOre-
said. and prepare estimates Of the
cost Of establishing and maintains
ing a Euitabl system for the c0llec-
tion and disposition Of garbage with
In the limits OF the City OF Seattle,
and report to the city council all
facts 80 ascertained."
This left the opponents Of munle-
ipaI ownership Of crematOriea no leg
10 rtsnd on. 80 the council decided 10
adept the resolution without IN,
pyroteohnic display of orator. that
always heretofore has been Wit
messed the minute the words gar
bage" or "crcmHtory" were men
toned In the city council.
Councilman James however. who
was N earnest IN an attempt 10 be-
friend Mr. Yaw recently In the
council. could not refrain from tell
ing how he IL going 70 vote against
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
THINKS He
Is DEAD

Jerome Gachst Frenchman. was
taken 10 the county jail this MORN
Inc by Deputy aheriffs Quliter and
Chandler upon an Insanity com.
plant sworn 70 by J. B Jauion.
Roche. French vice consul Of this
city. The insane man was found
standing On a street corner. lie
made no objection to being arrested,
az he Imagined that he was dead
and that the deputies we're only TAX
ing him to celestial tailor 10 be
measured for an outfit OF white
robes.
The consul says that the man has
been b0therinE him for nearly tive
years by coming 90 HE office and
implorinR his aid TO collect f7b. Oef
from the Northern Pacific RAILWAYS
Company, which Gachet imagiueI
he has been awarded by a court az
damages for mis- own death IN a rail-.
way accident.
Gaehet II not violently insane. but
since he has become convinced that
he Ia dead he has developed a mania
for telling at length and irreEard.
less Of time or place. all the troubles
he thinks he had while he was II
the lnud Of the tXiug=5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

AZ forecast IN The Star Yerterdh ,
tho city council last night IN special
meeting as a COMMITTEES OF the whole,
decided to adopt Murphy'e resolu-
zion providing for on investigation
BY the city engineer and the board
OF health Of methods of garbage col
lection and destruction With a view
70 the Ultimate establishment OF 9
municipal scaYengsr system In Be-
ntfls.
Last night Murphy introduced his
substitute for ths resolution intro
dueed by htrn last Monday night
The substitute provides for the In
veafigation OF garbage disposal by
other means as well IA by cremation,
The resolution IL as follows
whereas, The City of Seattle n
~ the present time without any sat
iafactory system for the collection Of
garbage ana the destruction ef the
snme; and.
''Wheroaa. The Immediate estab-
llshment Of modern system for the
collection and destruction 81 garb-
age 10 inperativeiy demanded by the
citixena ard taxpayers Of said city;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
OGDEN rs
PREPARED

OGDEN. Utah. May - President
Ri.afevsif stops IN ogden this after
neon on ne way from salt Lake 60
laramie. NYo.
AuiviuE trains brought hundreds
q visitors DESTROYS Of seeing the
chlef executive q the nation and Of
raFtieip atiug iu che welcome pre-
pefea Tor hlm. The city ir uatriats
leAllY decorated and everything BE- in
readiness for his reception.
frhe programme includes drive
q three miles about the city and the
delivery Of an address on stand
sffetsd iu city Han square The
school children are 60 BE- assembled
IN Lester park IN order to see end
- seen bY the president ln his drive
about the city
The president win speak about 70
uiputen. a procession Of rough
flNsfe has been organized 10 escort
tha preHidehtial parts about town
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which arises fran tha esaieF - the
choir Eailefy AZ the aeaf rhd 81 lht
hutidinF ThiH Instrument IL ~ -
~ feet and A. feet high n contains
thea pipes TIE corf. including re-
pairs o. late has been tiikea1. II
waa hBiEt uHasg the direction Il
1eHsHh II Ridges one % the ofiEi-
flai Aof Hun hfEuHauts - California.
aud chs ny Of native woods cut IN
thH nee fEf fAHYesz anarf sac Gre.
at iimes. % Indians
ia ihrrsd aithin thfs big taher=
uaeis o. hraf President Roosevelt
arfn MaFmuns and aaufuss. ycfrf-
aha - the Indian ware. the q A. r..
NeffeYn Tough Riders the Utah
batfHrY. watch did such COED sofR
IN TIC Philippines. representatives.
ftofn al the organizations ~ the
AeE mon rflrafhaud. and al classes.
iffssufr tlFs ~ saior OF ef~ed Pre-
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A CHILD
POISONER

Los ANGELES May ~ GLADYS
Maiiard. n years old. has been ak
Ing systematic attempts 70 poison
y. D. Ward. his wife ana five visit
orn With arsenic and powdered gisss.
She To- the adopted child Of Mfa.
Ward,
last Monday Mrs Ward enter
talued visitors. All were tahru ~
after eating straw berries The doc
tor thought that paris green had
been used. but the child WAS not
suspected and resumed the poisson
ms plot
Tae next day she pui poison IN the
asparagus ard the tsa, Mrs, Ward
neariy iest her iife
suspseiaB NsH aroused. and
GLADYS ass questioned she PRO.
tested she knees nothing tiil the ofi.
Ger called and poe handouts un her.
Then she broke down and confess
ed. she said ahe waited 10 500 h0w
Il acted On humans. as she Was ussd
10 kin Wild cats that Nay.
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CUSS"

ssrhe defendant IN thia caas seems
% be What ktrling terms a literary
cuhs. and for that reason Afa
CHASE may have a decree u divores
ON ground % support judge
Talimau said tfls morning Ia rem
deffnE his decision In The suit II
MFa f.xtiis chase against Cifar
Svlsugt Chase fer divorce.
Mrs. chase testified IN effect that
Nsf husband sfenf his time ~ Nftfs
ie-. sssirs II hsf Hiue Efas Ard suifrn
hair. Instead uf working g. hay her
brad. butter ard spring buuusts.
she said ~ imagined that ~ VS.
a great literary genius and nfefcfrr.i
e. eufnpssHa anMnata ard write stories
that hs euuidHt cell a. going -
eafk for a salary tn business
* =, -: y -, =. ~ -
Witnesses from Columbia city.
where tae young people have been
living siuer their marriage Ia ises.
testified that Chase IA nothing b4t
dream and think an aaY ienK
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PRESIDENT SPOKE IN
FAMOUS TABERNACLE
karreo0s Building in Mormon City Sheltered Saints
and Sinners Allie

SALT LAKE ciTY. May = -taps-
ciai.i fhs hiE Mormon ttbernaeir
hsseln President isaaar0ult Adj
dfvsAcd The Saints and sinners ln
salt LAX tltf sodag. 10 one ~ ths
most unique buildings in the United
States II viii hsaf comfortably
about eaaa persons. snd l4ep9 can
crowd beneath 50 huge Iussie- bat + !
81 fnof
THIS building stands within The
famous Temple square dr Eian
was commenced IN tsAS and corr.
psstsa Ia AuFti 1870 Next 90 the
Grand Central depot ~ Me- Yurs IL
has the largest srif supporting raof
Ia AfntFtcs. This faaf 10 haiit en-
tirsiy ~ eapd Spikes wrfe araars
Ia Utah N the taYs = brn this raaf
va made - ths Big trasH wafk
was pinned tpHe1hFr 9Th hafdWo I
PISS and bGsHi aith raubiie. II