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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-09-14
Can't Fool EN- Any More.

A man went to the police station in
Reno yesterday and complained that
he had been robbed of S. His story
was inconsistent, and when the Of
ficers refused to act he heaped abuse
on them and was finally kicked OUT
The police of Reno have spent a lot
of time lately trying to run down
mythical robbers, in most cases the
would-be victims losing their money
gambling.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-09-14
a Fine Line.

Joe P,att has received samples Of
tailor made suitings which are. with
out doubt the finest ever shown in
this city. A number of suits have
already been made and they are per-
fect fits in every case. Get your
measure taken and do 1t before tho
best samples are gone. He guaran-
tees a fit or no pay.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-09-14
T rains Running to Goldfield.

The Tonopah- Goldfield Railroad
commenced running trains through
to GOldfield last night, the regular
daily passenger leaving Tonopah for
Goldfield as soon after its arrival at
$40 p. m. as the express can be I'M
loaded. for the present there is no
regular schedule time
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-09-14
For Sale or Rent.

Block 81, containing houses and
one barn. Six housese furnished. Lo-
Gated in south east section of Carson
City. Bonded by Robinson, Spea-,
Stewart and North Valley streets.
For further particulars, apply of +.
L. Langevin
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-09-14
School Time.

Now comes the time to fit out your
girls and boys for school, You will
mead some good, neat, substantial
footwear. You will find Ed. Burlins-
ton has been preparing for you.
wants. You will find all you need
at his Shoe Store.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-09-14
Injunction Stands.

Jude Murphy of the District Court
has rendered a decision refusing to
dissolve the injunction which the
tanned aainst w. H. Lang and l..
Bleakmore.
Little Falls herald., 1905-03-03

Representative Tanning has intro
duced into the house tax assessment
bill based on a valuable idea. He
MAKES fire insurance policies the basis
of computation in fixing values for
the taxation of all stocks of goods and
merchandise in the state. When max
ing q return to the assessor, Mr.. Fan.
ming would have the merchant accom-.
pany the same with duplicate of
his FIRE insurance policy. Further he
would prohibit the assessor from fx-
ing q value for the property less than
the aggregate of the insurance for the
year previous. Any tampering with
the policy or the return made by the
merchant he would oons:rue o. fol-
ony and, where such insurance return
was not made, Mr.. Tanning would
make ..suoh omission operate to de-
prive the merchant Of recourse to ap-
peal from the assessment.
Little Falls herald., 1905-03-03
NOTICE or
Submission Of Charter Amend.
mlent to Voters.

WHEREAS, the following amend
ment to the City Charter, of the city
of Little Falls, Minnesota, having
been returned to the chief magis-
trate of said city, the Mayor, by the
Little Falls City Charter Commits
sion, of said city, for the purpose of
submitting the same to the vote of
the people, the legal voters of said
city, upon the application and peti-
ton of more than five per cent. of
the legal voters of said city, and
the Common Council of said city
and said council having ordered
the publication of the same, as pro.
vided by law;
Notice is Hereby Given, That the
said proposed amendment will be
submitted to the legal voters of the
said City of Little Falls, Minnesota
for their approval or rejection al
the next city election, to be held in
said city on Tuesday, March 21s>
1905.
FRED CARY,
City Clerk
Little Falls herald., 1905-03-03

An old Grecian story was OF rooet-
or who found a''worm and chortled Joy
ously, but none of the feathereds tribe
came to-.see and rejoioexwith him. He
was not in good standing with his
brethren. The fates had been unkind.
and he had lost q battle. 80 -. His. Victor
ious rival soon after found q worm,
smaller, not so toothsome. as that
destined to repose in the unfortunate's e
stomach. And he also gave vent to
his joy and the whole Of chickendom
also rejoiced with him, congratulated
him on his wisdom, his sagacity and
his enterprise, and also congratulated
the worm on it's good fortune In be-
coming food for the wonderful roost-
or whom they 80 honored There is
moral in that old fable, as good now
az when the satirist applied 1t to the
men of Athens Railroad rate control
That's a splendid idea, is it not
now. because the president, who is
staunch republican, advocates it, ever
In a limited way. But when the aboli
tion of all discrimination, railroad G!
other wise-was advocated-years az
-the~sman who argued for 1t was luck.
if he was called nothing worse thai
fool. THE idea OF that time, carrie'
into legislation, would have saved tn
country. Now the evils have grow
40 vast, have 60 permeated the n
tional fabric, that it is a questio
whether any but the most radical rem
edies will cure them.
Little Falls herald., 1905-03-03
proposed Amendment to
the City Charter of the
City ofLittle Falls, Min
nesOtd.
City Clerk

We, the undersigned, duly ap.
pointed members of the Little Falls
City Charter Commission, per or.
der of the District Court of Morri.
son County, Minnesota, signed on
the 18th day of November, A. D.
1901, do respectfully submit the fol-
lowing amendment to the charter
of said city heretofore duly adopt
ed by the legal voters of said city
at an election held on the 7th day
of January A. D. 1902, said submis.
sion being made upon the applica'
ton of more than fve(5 per cent Of
the legal voters of said city of Lit
tie Falls, by their written petition
Little Falls herald., 1905-03-03

Some measures which will make
the glories of the Yellowstone park
the JOY of all the people, instead Of
t pleasure ground for the few who
can afford it, would be popular and
right. The weary dweller in the
cities and the tired farmer would get
more soul value out of few hours
spent In seeing the park, than in
reading q hundred volumes about it..
Natural wonders like the Yellowstone,
the Mammoth cave. the Yosemite re.
gion, the Luray caverne, and Niagara,
are gifts Of the Almighty to this fa'
vored land, and yet millions will long
to see them, and their longings will
never be satisfied.
Little Falls herald., 1905-03-03

DR.. Os]er's remarks on the useless
ness of men over GU, whe ther humor-
ous or not, could not apply to q grand
old man like Ex-Governor Boutwell,
of Massachusetts, who died Monday.
aged 81 yeare. He had been q member
OF the Massachusetts leRislature, gov
ernor, congressman, senator, secretary
of the treasury, the first commission
er Of internal revenue. and was the
framer of tho 18th amendment to the
constitution. He was one of the
founders of the republican party, bo,
In later years opposed the policy oi
colonia]ism. He was a wonderful olo
man, whose life was full of achieve
menC,
Little Falls herald., 1905-03-03

The test of time will prove how
sincere the president Is. how far he
is willing to go. It is popular to at
tack the abuses Of the railroads, and
it is right, also, for the abuses exist.
But- there are abuses in the. tariff
where iniquitons schedules are framed
to divert the earnings of the many
into the pockets of the few. Will the
president dare to st,ike at the tariff
pirates1 The United States, a. has
been recently again.: proved, Il.
mulcted millions of dollars by exor-
bitant prices for armor plate... Will
the presldent dare to push.. Through
bill for 4 government armor plate
factory There IL plenty of work to
do. The republican administrations
have allowed to grow up and become
strong evils which could have teen
checked In their beginnings. Now
these evils which were untouched by
previous administrations and (which
grew under fostering legislation, have
become 20 formidable a. to frighten
those who desire the stability Of free
nstitutions-and great honor 10 given
for attacking these evil conditions,
to members Of the party which Is re-
sponsible for their growth! When
Peter Cooper and 1gnatius Donpelly,
and later Weaver and Bryan, pre-
dicted the evils of railroad and othe,
monopoly and discrimination, they
were styled fanatics and oranks
Every prediction they made has bee'
more than verified. Their language i
repeated in presidential messages re
pu blicaa papers use even stronge
terms than any Of these men did, an
all over the country there seems to b
desire that the wrongs OF monopol
and discrimination shall be righted
or that radical remedies be adopted
stronger than any proposed by th
prophets who saw the coming storm
IT the counsels Of the ''orsnks' ha
been listened to. the problems toda
/ would not be as complex or az formit
, able as they are-indeed some of the,
l would not vex us at all, untold mil
ions would have been saved to tt
people of the United States In m.
: terial wealth, and political corruptio
and crime lessened. Truly tin
= brings it's revenges, and those th'
Z are ,goue-and some still living al
l rroved to have been right. and tho
tina. assailed them wrong.
Little Falls herald., 1905-03-03
in congress

The railroads are engaged In prov.
ing to the legislature that they are
constantly losing money In passenger
traffic. The amount spent by certain
railroads in the Babcock speakership
fight and in the last state campaign
could pay at least some expenses OF
the roads,
Little Falls herald., 1905-03-03

"oAmong the great evidences of ad'
vsncing civilization in'this state is
the fact that tho state prison at Still
water is becoming overcrowded. And
no doubt many deserving people are
not there who should be. The unfor.
tunates are to be pitied.
Little Falls herald., 1905-03-03

At . recent dinner President Roose-
velt proposed toast to Senator Cock-
rell, and In doing 20 said he knew he
was doing an unusual thing, but that
he did mot necessarily intend to be
bound by party during the four
years of bis term. The Washington
correspondent of the New York Her.
aid Gays he has created considerable
comment"
Little Falls herald., 1905-03-03
AMENDMENT
CITY CHARTER.

SECTION 115 is hereby amen led ,
by adding thereto the following:
Provided, however, that if in the
opinion of said board of public
works, or the common council of
said city, no just, reasonable or
sufficient bid shall have been re-
ceived, after the first ADVERTISE
ment for bids, or such subsequent
advertisements for bids as may be
ordered by said board of public
works, for doing said work, the
same may be done and necessary
materials purchased by the order
and direction of said board by the
direct employment of day labor by
said city, through and under the
said board of public works, by it's
order and direction, subject how
ever, to the approval of the CON-
mon council of said city by two
thirds (2-3) members thereof elect,
bv resolution to that effect, and
the cost of that said improvement
shall be assessed to the property
benefited thereby just the same,
and in the same manner, and SUBJ
ject to the same provisions in REFER
ence to local and special assess.
ments in regard to improvements,
| as in cases where such work is let
under contract by said board of
public works, except that said
assessments shall be based upon a
prior estimate of the cost of the
proposed improvement as fixed by
said board of public works and ap-
proved by said common council,
including in addition thereto, the
necessary expense of making such
assessment, less such sum as the
said common council shall direc t
by resolution, shall be paid out OF
the general revenue fund of said
city. No such assessment shall be
questioned or held to be invalid
because the amount therefor shall
happen to be either more or less
than the amount of money actual
ly required for the improvement
for which the same shall be made
Dated February IA, 1905.
e. F. SHAW.
w. NJ. FULLER.
II. G. GORDON.
-CHAS. E. VAsALY.
q "A. r. DAVIDSON.
EUGENE P1LON.
L. NJ. ROBERTS.
y F. w. LYON.
l. IT. J. MARTIN.
70 JACOB K1EWEL.
Little Falls herald., 1905-03-03

The senate's claim that the presi-
dent is usurping some of the powers
of the upper house, would receive q
more courteous hearingl If the senate
were not 30 wrong on other matters.
Little Falls herald., 1905-03-03

IAN exchange says the Legislature
has done nothing 80 far. It doesn' t
appear TO have done any harm as
vet. But there is still plenty of oppor-
tunity for the ambitious legislator to
make a record.
Little Falls herald., 1905-03-03

The approval of the people for the
presidents action on the railroad rate
question does not necessarily mean
that they will approve all the presi'
dents ideas. Lincoln, Jefferson and
Washington made mistakes, and ad'
mitted them. It is scarcely time to
put Roosevelt into the same class with
those three great preeidents.
Little Falls herald., 1905-03-03

The educational ipetituticns vii
remain under the care of the board of
control, where they should be until 1t
is proved they are better of under q
separate board. That has not yet been
done. II the board Of control can
check the snobberies and fads rampant
In some Of the state institutions, 1t
will have justified its existence.
Little Falls herald., 1905-03-03

And we are yet unable to see why 1t
is so wicked for mail carriers and
postal clerks to organize to secure
more pay, while protected interests
may lobby for more protection. and
trusts may have their representatives
in CONGRESS.
Little Falls herald., 1905-03-03

Congress closes Its session, and
nothing done on the railroad rate
question. The next congress, fresher
rom the people, may do something. . :
Little Falls herald., 1905-03-03

An architect who can guarantee
bombproof habltations would have q
great field in Russia to exercise his
talents.
Little Falls herald., 1905-03-03

81. Rasmussen has sold his house
on Bay street to Wm vonDomarus fol
$500.
Little Falls herald., 1905-03-03

There are no lack of appropriation
bills before the legislature. That kind
Of bill Is easy to Frame"
Little Falls herald., 1905-03-03

8. Berry Of Randall received wolf
bounty, $3.50, yesterday.
Little Falls herald., 1905-03-03

A Minneapolis woman has written .
novel entitled "A Prize to the
Hardy It does not refer to the Po-
lice Gazette pugilist's belt.
Little Falls herald., 1905-03-03

y The tobacco trust is to be prose-
there must be 9 little fire.
Little Falls herald., 1905-03-03

The w. L. K L will give q dance
at odd Follows nall tomorrow even
ing.
Little Falls herald., 1905-03-03

TEACHERS WHO PASSED. r
Following is the list of teache
passing the last examination
FIRST GRADE CONDITIONAL.
Myrta Graham.
.Dennison g. Campbell.
Jessie L. Brodhead.
Sophia SjoberR.
SECOND GRADE.
Cora Geer.
Rose. B. Edwards.
amanda Christensen.
Belle M. Hodge.
Bertha Miller.
CONDITIONAL SECOND.
Elizabeth Mcdaniel.
Clara Manure.
3. Jessie NJ. Taylor.
LIMITED SECOND.
Ruby Munholland.
Anna Westgrund.
Susie Batter.
E. Linnie Geer.
RETAIL MERCHANTS ORGANIZE.
The Little Falls Retail Merchants
Association, including about all the
retail merchants of the city, organ
lied Friday evening with the follow.
ing officers:
President-C. 81. Brown.
First Vice President-P. j. Tomel-
ty.
Second Vice President-Wm. Ray.
mond.
Secretary N. Bergheim.
Treasurer-Mat Blake.
Directors-J. w. Berg, A. Simonet,
II. Hamm, w. Gibson. Henry Gou
let,
J. W. Berg, B. Burton, 81. G. Nc
Masters and n. N. Bergheim. Wer,
appointed committee on bylaws. Il
report March 10th.
! The association 10 for the mut1a
benefit of the members. and the gen
eral welfare of the city.
Little Falls herald., 1905-03-03

The people who went to Florida and
California feel real mean when they
read about the semi.tropical weather
which Minuesotians now enjoy.
Little Falls herald., 1905-03-03

Peter Smacker of Fairmont n. D.
is visiting his brother, n. Smacksr.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-11-18
Vol. XVIII. November 18, 1905.

stosunki usmieje sic serdecznie tych
pogr6zek rzadu, kt6ry sam stoi mad
przepascia i vie, ze lada chwila runaf
musi. Polityka Polak6w juz ME potrze-
buje liczyc sic z konajacym caratem,
tylko z tym rZadem przysz}osci, kt6ry
zaJmie jego miejsce. A ME brak wskaz6-
Wek, re Rad ten bedzie dla mas przy-
chylnlejszy. Otto naprzyklad Petersbur-
ga donosza. re potezny Zwiazek Zwiaz-
k6w, obeJmujacy dis Gala Rosye, W
goracych slowach potepia ukaz cara
stanie wojennym w Polsce Badz CO
badz, ukaz ten, to clos niemaly dla
Wszechpolak6w, DO stanowi on dow6d,
jak trudno jest wywalczac "niepodle-
81, s6' w drodze "legalnej." Wszechpo-
lakom sic zdawalo po rozruchach osta-
tnich, re socyalisci juz wywalczyli dla
Polski autonomie, wywiesili wiec sami
to hasio czempredzej ma swym sztan-
dare, aby p6zniej m6dz powiedziec:
to nasza zasluga re Polska ma sa-
morzad!" Tymczasem okazuje sic, ze
uczynili to "a rychlo teraz musza albo
wyrzec sic swego hasia, albo walczyc "a
ME, albo sic zblaznic...
2 Radomia donosza groznych rozru-
chach chiopskich. Chlopi pladruja mo-
AopoiC buuy tihI ILtuOWc. " SdUlcIN
miescie spokojnie
DO Sosnowca wysiano baterye artyle-
ryi powodu wybuchlych tam rozru-
chow.
Do mieszkania komendanta twierdzy
Modlina rzucono bombe. Komendant
poleg} ma miejscu, jego iona, dzieci
adjutant pokaleczeni.
General l-gubernator wojenny warsaw
ski kaza} wojsku pozajmowac wszy-
stkie sklady wegli, ably "a pomoca braku
opa}u Emusic ludnosc do zaniechania
strajku.
We W}adywostoku wybuchly rozruchy
tax powazne, re musiano og{osic stan
wojenny. Gala dzielnica chinska zni-
szczna.
z Erywania donosza, re W okregu Gori
700 Ormian urzadziio wyprawe ma wies
tatarska wymordowalo 400 Tatar6w.
w Petersburgu "rada robotnicza" "a
namowa ocyal-demokrat6w uchwalila
dazyc do osiagniecia osmiogodzinnego
dnia piracy we wszystkich fabrykach W
ca}ej Rosyi. Fabrykanci sa stanowczo
przeciwni temu. Rosya jest wiec w prze-
dedniu nowego powszechnego strajku.
Pomocnikiem ministra spraw wewne-
trznych ma mieisce Trepowa mianowany
zosta} ksiaze Urusow, byly gubernator
w Twerze.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-11-18
List z Krolestwa PoIskiego.

Mazowsze, W pa&dzierniku.
Me jestesmy screen Mazowsza, ale je-
go oslerdziem jako takie czujemy kazde
jego drgnienie, bolejemy mad kazdem cier-
plenlem. A clerpien tych, jak kraj ca}y,
tax okolica Navy, Ciechanowa, Prza-
snysza sasiednich powiat6w ma olbrzy-
mia ilosc, tyle rozmaitych mnieiszych
Wiekszych bolaczek, ze tylko si}a wolf
wstrzymujenny jek, kt6ry nam sic plersi
Wyrywa.
Gmlny, ma zasadzie ustawy r. 1863,
zazadaiy W urzedowaniu jezyka polskie-
go; w6jtoWie zmuszeni przez gminiak6w
ME chcieli pisyWac, soltysi roznosic pa
pier6w w jezyku rosyjskim. Cd owej chwi
Ii naczelnik powiatu, Gorodeckij, zacza}
gminy przeSladowac. Najpierw wiec
zrzucii volta gminy Wieczfnia z urzedu,
potem kazaf wyjechac kraju pisarzo-
wi Zdunikowskiemu, uwiezil soltysa Ber-
golca / skazaf go r6Wniez ma wygnanie.
Obecnie zas ola wlasciciela Wieczfni, p.
Scanlslawa hrepskiego, sedziego, wybra-
negO przez gmine, postarai sic ouWolnie-
ME. Chcac zas zupe}nie sic 60 pozbyc,
tax go opisaf, re go skazano ma wysiedle-
ME ma czas nieograniczony.
W gminie Oebsk ME podoba}o sic te-
muz Gorodeckiemu czterech obywateli
ziemskich, mianowicie pp Wiadys}aw
Piechowski Nosarzewa. Stefan Piecho-
wski z Maryanowa, Karol Reinhard Szy-
d}6wka zygmunt Cieszewski Pieglo-
wa Oskarzyi ich wiec z}y wpfyw ma
w}oscian. Gubernator pfocki ,porozumiaw-
sly sic general -gubenatorem Maksy-
mowiczem, skaza} wymienionych obywa-
tell administacyjnie kazdego ma zapla-
Genie po 500 rubli kar. lub try miesieczne
wiez enie Re zas zaden tych pan6w ME
mia} ochoty wzbogacac rzadu, ami tez dac
}ap6wki naczelnikowi, zajechali vice d2
pazdziernika pred mlawskie wiezienie.
Naczelnik powiatu, jak przystaio ma me-
ia bohaterskiego serca, skryf sic w maj
gsebszy kat swego mieszkania, wysiai
tylko kilku pollcyant6w, zandarmow
burmistrza Krasiewicza ma przyjecie
przybylych CT mogli mu doniesc. ze sa-
siedzi i w}oscianie konno odprowadzili
obwinionych, Gale zas miasto wylegio i
uslaio kwiatami droge do BRAN wiezien-
nych, wo}ajac: "Wszyscy "a jednego!" /
OTTO czy wstyd, czy lex ogarnal o. Goro-
deckiego, bo W trzy dni przyslal uwie-
zionym do podpisu akt, ma kt6rym wiel-
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-11-18

wa}o sic w wiezieniu zazadato ably ich
natychmlast uWolniono. Zarzad Wiezienia
odpoWiedzial, re tego ME uczyni. Wow
czas wleznloWie podpaili budynek, w
kt0rym siedzieli. Turme otoczylo wojsko
i zaczelo strzelac do zbuntowanych.
Dwudziestu dwoch zabito wielu raaio-
no.
Bunt marynarzy w Kronsztadzie, kt6-
rym wspominalismy ma poczatku, wybuchi
w srode po pofudniu w koszarach si6dme-
go ekwipazu Bralo w MIN udzial do 600
marynarzy; reszta (900) pozostala wier-
nymi Dziesieciu oficer6w zbuntowani
marynarze zamordowali - inni uciekli.
Potem buntownicy wylegli ma miasto i
rozbili pare SHADOW monopolowych, a
spiwszy sic znaleziona W Mich vodka, "a
czeli hulae po miescie, ii. grabic sklepy
podpalac. Kronsztad jest miastem dose
duzem polozonemn ma wyspie w zatoce
fihskiej W odleg}osci paru mil Cd Peters
burga. ,Przez Gala noc.e trwaf rabunek i
podpalanie. kune pozaru car mog} wi
dziecz okien swego paiacu. Do maryna-
rZy przylaczyl sic motloch uliczny. Zni-
szczono kompletnie caly Rynek Tatarski,
oraz zydowski, jak r6wniez klub officer
ski wszystkie sklepy przy ul. Paw}owa.
Szkody materyalne WynOsza do S2. 5OO,-
600. We czWartek rano przyjechalo do
k,onsztadu 10000 piechoty oddziaf u
lan6W. ulani ME chciei strzelac, ale pie
chota wziela sic natychmiast do tlumie-
MIA buntu Do tiumu ma ulicach strzelano
z armat maszynowvch. Marynarze brvni-
Ii sic przez caly dzieh az do wieczora w
koszarach, potem zmuszeni byli sic pod
dac. Przyw6dc6w buntu zabrano natych,
miast wyspy Ma lad porozmieszczano
po r6znych wiezieniach.
Ogloszene stanu wojennego W Polsce
by}o, jak sic zdaje, zrecznym manewrem
Wittego W celu zniechecenia inte|igencyi
do popierania polityki zywiol6w rady-
kalnych. Witte widocznie rozdmuchai
stabe dzis jeszcze W Polsce dazenie do
oderwania sic cd Rosyi do rozmiar6w
tax powaznych, ze al wymagajacych
stanu wojennego, ably w ten spos6b una
ocznic, re pragnienia wolnosci idacej zbyt
daleko doprowadzic musi Rosye do roz.
padniecia sic ma jej skladowe czesci.
Okazye ku temu daEa ia okolicznosc,
re strajk powszechny w Polsce ME usta}
20 ogioszeniu manifesto d. 80 zm, jak
r6wniez to. ze narodowi demokraci
(Wszechpolacy) nagle poszli W slady So