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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-22
Pablo Cruz, Editor y Propietario.
''RECUERDO" DEL. CENTENl
RIO DE JUAREZ.

Entre Ia mlriuda de "recuerdos"
que circularon con motivo del Cen
tenario de JuarcI--2l de Mario del
presente aGo,-- hay pocoa como ell
que aanunciamos ahora, que con-
siste en- VII bottom de blancura dc
nieve. en- cuyo Centro SO destuca el
ttlsto del Gran Pntriota, con Ia
l"yenda: Mario de 1906. Lie. Beni-
TO Juarez". Dos circunferencias con
centricas encierran el blisto, en- Ia
corona de las circunfcrencias resplan-
decen los colores nacionales de Ia
tahla. soDre los quo SO leen estas
pnlabras: "Centenario del Bene--
merito de las Americaa".
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-22
InfOrmc del Consul
meXicanO
en- Rio Grandc City.

Alberto Leal representante de
Mexico en- esa poblacion del rs
tado dc Texas. inform6 & su Go.
bierro, respecto de la muertc dc
cnatro mexicanos cerca dc Rfu
Grande City, por la fueraa rural
dol Iistado,
Ell Consul dice quo do las in
vestigacioacs echas sobre 9, q
sunto. resulta que los mexicanos
muertos eran ciudadauos ameri.
canos. y por este. no habta min
guna complication International.
hnade que los tnexicanos ibnu
alcohoiizados, y que en- el en-
cuentro ellos fneron los agroso
sores.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-22
,l,eletono, 1899

Este bottom es una joya de primofs
debe ser llcvado por todos loS:
mexicanos. sin exception. quo vean;
en- Juarez In encainnci0n viva y
Eiort"Sh ." MGxico.y conSarvarlo CO.
mo un recuerdo del ceR:eaario. Su
precio esta al alcance de todos 25
Mexico. 80
Al que nos envic 1 peso 60 CEN
u'os lor una subscription por ailo
u hEdlDOR. onviarcmos este bello
Doton de regalo. Dirfianse 4 Pablo
Cruz. 205 S. Laredo ST., San An.
tonic. q
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-22
NUfvO PRESIDtNTF
DEL
Central MexicanO,

Albert a. Robinson SO ha rnti.
RADIO dc Ia Prosidcncia de Ia Com.
pahia del Central Mexicano. en-
la iun.a dc directories tenida on
New York. cl dia Ii del actual
Eben lfichards. Vice i'rcsidcnte
rue clocto successor interino.
Pablo MARTINEZ del Rio guG
clecto reprcsontantc general del
camiuo en- la Giudad do Mexico.
II Clay Pierce, fuG reelecto
Prcsidentc dc la iunta. Y los tres
vice presidcntcs, n II Nicker,
son, 9. II Hudson y Frederick
II Prince &ueron tambicn rec
lectos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-22
tUl'A LAS ENFERM EDN DIES
DE HRfG1JE

Mr.. Robert o. Burke ElnOra, y. Y.
cscribe; hntes dc que 20 usara Cl Cura
l'ihones dc Foley, (Folcy's Kidney Ca
rel estaba liinchado y con hidropcsia.
mi vista cstaba debilitada apcnaS
podia yer 4 algnicn dc mi ramilia en-
medic del cuarto. Tuyc cSperanZas lie
v!vir clando un amigo me rccOrlG Cl
Cura ltinones de Foley IFOlcys Kid.
ncy Curc). SO cts. ci irasco. hntCs Ic
liaber tornado cl tcrccr frasco IN hi.
dropesia babia dasaparecido aSi como
todcs las otras Intermediates dc Bright
EBright's dcsiascl.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-22
Rumores dc la muer.
tc del Prcsidente
Castro.

FL crucero kortouacr que arri
DO el dia II 4 Fort De France. lie
70 Ia notiCia de que cuaudo dei6
d CURACAO, sc creiC con pcrsision
Gle que ell Presidente Castro. de
Venezuela habja muerto, pero
que su muerte era ocuItada por
los del Gobierno para mantener
sc Gu el poaer.
El kOrte naer fGcibi0 0rdcnes
dc darso prisa eu sus prcparacio
nes para vo!Vorse y salir dc Fort
dc Frarco para Lsguaira. Vene'
zuela. & informar 10 quo haya de
cicrtO sobre Ia fuucsta noticia.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-22
Muerte de un Consul.

Sc tiene noticin que Robert
Mason, Consul Britanico Ell San.
tiago de Cuba, nuri6 en- Paris
el dfa II del actual al estarle ha.
ciendo una Operaci6n.
Mr.. Mason fuG miembro { in
t6rprete de Ia comisi6n. 10 cual
negacio los terminus de la entire
ga del General Toral, Conan
dante espanoI en- l50s y fu6 po-
pular con todos los ameriCanos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-22

rsyo, que vean la aurora. En
contraposici6n del cesarisno quo
mata. cread 10 Rep1blica que de.
ia vivlr. En- contraposici6n de
las monarqufas, que usurpan Y
eXterminan, haced quo el pueblo
refine con moderation. Ensenad
la civilization los barbaros v
los principios los dts daeesspoos5s pos55sss, ) =
que los reyes, ante ell pueblo, Sc
queden deslumbrados.
Sobre todo, los principles Sc
irman con In protacciGn de nues
tros enemigos. La grandeza de
los principles consiste en- que e.
llos mismos la ignoran. Los
hombres desaparecen ante los
principles; solo son el Hombre.
Los principles no Sc conocen & ST
mismos. En- su estupidez angus
ta, solo saben que la vida huma.
ma es inviolable.
Ante los que moroccan legal.
mente Ia muerte. importa abjurar
de este hecho de fuerza. Debe
derribarse ell cadalso ante el mis-
mo criminal. Que ell que viola
los principles tenga estos princi.
pios per salvaguardiG, que expe.
rimente esta dicha Y esta vensan
"a; que ell que persigne ell dere-
cho. encuentre ahrigo ell el dere
cho. Despojandc de su falsa in.
violabilidad la inviolabilidad re
al, poneis deznuda q la verdade.
ra inviolabilidad. que es la huma
ma; que al criminal quede estu.
pefacto al yer que la parte que le
hace sagrado es la parte por ia
que no es emperador; que el prin
cipe que Sc cree superior al hom
bre, aprenda que encierra la nj
seria de ser principe y In majes
tad de ser hombre.
Juarez, haced que de la civil
Zacion ese paso Immense; abolid
en- todo ell mundo la pena de ma
crte.
Que el mundo presencia el 81
Suiente prodigio: In Repub!ica
tiene en- su poder & su asesino,
que es un mperador; en- ell mo.
mento de matarle. Sc apercibe de
que es un hombre, le deja en- Ii.
bertad, y le dice:
"Eres un hijo del pueblo, como
los demas: vete
ESQ seria. .Juarez, vuestra Sc.
gunda vic ioria: es sOberbia In de
veneer q la usurpaci6n. pero la
de perdonar al usurpador seria
sublime.
A los reyes que tienen llenas
las prisiones. cuyos cadalsos oXi
dan los asesinatos; esos reyes
que castigan con destierros, con
presidios y con Siberias. que O..
primer q la Polonia, la Irlanda
y q la Creta; & esos principles que
obedecen los jueces, q esos jue.
ces que obedecen los verdugos, a
esos verdugos que obedecen Ia
muerte, & esos enperadores que
con tanta facilidad cortan la ca
beza al hombre, ensehadles como
Sc perdona una cabeza de empe
rador.
Sobre todos los cGdigos monar
quicos que gotean sargre, abrid
Ia ley de la civilizacion, " en la
mas santa pagina del libro supre
mo. que Sc ponga el dedo dc la
RepGblica sobre este mardamion
TO dc dos: mo mataras."
Estas dos palabras encierran
ell deber. y vos 10 cumplirGis.
Que SO salve ell usurpador, va
que ell libertador no pudo. Hacc
ocho amos. el 9 de Diciembre de
1850, tome IA pnlabra en- nombro
dc Ia democracia para pedir
los Estados Unidos 10 vida de
John Brown, y no pude consc
guirla. Hoy pido & Mexico la vi
da de Maximiliano; la consegui
rGY
s.; quizas Sc haya salvado es
tas horas y Maximiliauo deoa la
vida & Juare2.
-sPero no SO ha de castiear?
Maximilinno recibira ell castigo
TO vivir nor la gracia de la Re
publica,"
VICTOR HUGO.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-22

Mr.. Thos. George. uu cnmnrciorto
on MI ElgIn. ontario, dice. 'Sym1 SSyy1'iSo I,c
tcuidp una ggencla local on,n ri NJ.
ncdio para Ia 'Fos dc CIiomborlnin
lChambcrlain's Cough Remedy, 10
irirOduic on Canada ycntli Lnnto dc
el como dc tOdcs los otros aytict,.
los junlos. DC las mucitas doc.
mas gHc 20 yendi balo garanria n, Inn
una soia hotclla me fic yuolta, VI
puedo rccGmcnhar esta medicina dI.
cien1p como 10 hc usa,io para mi on.
~ mis- ninos slcmprc con oI tuci6r re.
aultado, bc vcnta en- la Botiea dcl
Leon dc i. a. Cbapa, San Antonio
Texas. '',''''"'
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-22

La NEUMONlA STGUE AL res.
fRlO, pero nunca cuando Sc hacc uso
&c Ia Micl Brca dc Foley tFolcy.s
Honey and Tar. Quta In toS, alivia
y di iuer2a Il los pulmOnes, cvita In
Eehinonla. NinghD rcmedio lc subs
tituyc. Las imitacinnes barat;,s ,ie
Micl Hrca dc Foley cucstan 4 Ij1. 10
mlsmL, que la gcnuina del pauuete q,
mariIlo, solo que con las imitacioncs.
pcligra su salud y quiza su vida. Con
IN iegitlma Miel y Brca de Foley .cnra-
ra ud. los rcsfrfos y scrias cnmplica4
clones. Garantizada en- la Eot;ca del
Leon dc e. a. Cfapa. San Antonio,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-22

Auui csta nucstfa opinion rcspcctu
al Original Lnxanta, Jarabc para III
T'os lDfiginai Laxative, Cough syrup
Cualuuicr otro jafabc para Ia tos cons
tipa Y cunticnc opln. III LaSante de
Micl y Brca dc Kennedy IKenundy's
laxative Iioucy and 'rari iimpia los
intcstinUs y no conticnc opio Ncnhido
por r.. A, Chapn en- Ia iidtiea del Leon
San Antonio, Texas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-22
TENIA QUE VENIR UNA EXTR f.

Una pcligrosa operaciGn Quirtirgi-
ca para guitar una maligna Iiicera tan
grande como mi maHO, de las cadcras
dc mi hija, fn6 cy!tada por Ia apli.
caci6n del Ungucnto de Arnica de
'ucklen lBuck!en'S Arnica Salvc}. -
dice ~. b. Stickel dc Milctlls, W. Va.
I'll persistente uso del unguento la
cnra completamcetG,n Cura las cor
,anns, quemadlras ) magullamicntos.
- cts. en- todas las Drogiicrias en- In
Botica del Leon, de T. \. Chapa, San
Antonio. Tex.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-22

Para pr0tcicr Il los pe1ueiios para
inf0rmaci6ny satisfaction de las ma.
drcs hay cl maravlioSo rcmediO de
"Cascas Weet." Este rcmcdin cS un
CompuestO inGicnSiyo d. cytractoS We.
gctablcS, dc mHravill0SuS gcsllltados
para las afcCciOnCS del CstGmago. de
los niiius. Vcndido por +. !. Chapa,
on Ia Bptica del Leon. san Antonio.
Texas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-22

,Ncccsita I'll hncn catarl!eo? Una
pfldora. cs IL mclor. rs dceir una pIi.
dnrita Mahrugndora de De witt. (De
Wits Little Early Risersl. Las mas
eiicaccs do todas. Vcndiias por +, 4,
Chapa, on la Botica del Leon. san
Antonio, Texas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-22
Dos academies
dc In caza.
tFN MtjEETD Y IN IIERIDB.

ri hijo do Ramon Castro que
con ntro9 muchachos estaha ca
aando cerca dc Corpus Cristi, el
dia lG del actual fu6 mucrto por
una dcscarga accidental do su fu
sil.
NJ mismo tempo y 4 corta dis
tancia un muChacho negro fu6
9ravemeutc herido de la mismn
manora que al joyen Castro.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-22
EST e rs IN RECUERDO DE
MERIT0

Como, ningun0 CS immune. toda per
soma dchcTia rccordar que el Cura Ri
nOneS de Foley tFoioy's Kidney Curc)
cura cualquicr casO de doicncias de
rinoneS y ycjiga.
De vcnta en- In Rotica del Leon dc
+. 4. Ci1apa. San Antonio, Texas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-22

NUEVO COCINERO MEXI,
CANO en- forma dc D'ccionario.
un tomo bien empastado, 5000
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-22

sin cab9 = $3.50 eli con cabo. "a. r..
PUENTE& " SON. l0l S. laredo 81.
San Antonio, Texas. 1clGfOno Nucyo
No. lOll.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-22

Garfield, Texas. Nov. ) 1906.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-22
PAGAMOS i4i,3o,! s4,oo por 2, ,Il, ,snch

JrAu DE DOS l'rzA.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-03-15
March S-15-2.
Probate Notice

ORDER FOR HEARING AND
NOTICE OF APPLETON FOR
APPOINTMENT OF ADMIN
STRATOR.
State of Minnesota, County of Mar
shall IS.
In Probate Court, Special Term,
March sth, 1906,
In the Matter of the Estate of
Jacob Vogen, Deceased.
On Receiving and Filing the Petit
ion of Bernard Vogen, of Pope Co.,
representing, among other things,
that Jacob Vogen, late of Marshall
Co., on the 9Th day of January A.
D. 1906, at the County Of Beltrami.
died intestate. and being a inhabitant
of this County at the time of his
death. leaving goods. chattels and
estate within this County. and that
the said petitioner is a brother of said
deceased, and praying that administ-
ration of said estate be to Bernard
Vogen granted: -
1t is Ordered, that said petition be
heard before this Court on Saturday
the 3lst day of March A. D. 1906, at
O'Clock p. M. at The Probate Office
of Warren, Mimi, in said County.
Ordered Further, That notice
thereof be given to the heirs of said
deceased. and to all persons interested.
by publishing this order once in each
week for three successive weeks, prior
to said day Of hearing, in the Warren
Sheaf, weekly newspaper printed
and published at Warren, Mimi, in
said County.
Dated at Warren, Mimi, the Sth
day of March a. D. 1906
| By the Court,
Peter n. Holm.
| fSeai) Judge Of Probate.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-03-15
Torture By Saraqes.

speaking of the torture to which
some OF the savage tribes in the Phil
lpplnes subject their captives, re-
minds me of the intense suffering
endured for three months from in
f1ammation of the Kidneys" says W.
VI. Sherman, of Cushing, Me-,
Nothing helped me until l tried
Electric Bitters. three bottles of
which completely cured me- Cures
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Blood
disorders and Malaria: and restores
the weak and nervous to robust
health. Guaranteed by E. F. Whit
ney, druggist. Price SOC.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-03-15

governor and the state superiRtend
ent of schools had agreed upon April
q for Arbor day this year. but the
local women thought this would be too
early, as trees planted that date would
be liable to suffer from spring frosts.
They quoted Prof. S. B. Green OF the
state farm school on the subject Of
frosss and the time for planting trees,
Gov. Johnson could not give them
any definite promise. and told them
the date had not been definitely decid
ed. No matter what date is fixed il
cannot please all. for the time for
planting trees Is different in different
parts of the state and also varies with
different years.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-03-15

the joint committee Of the New York
senate and assembly appointed to in
vestigate the life insurance companies
doing business in New York, known
as the Armstrong committee.
Minnea polis.-Prince TSai Tseh.
cousin OF the emperor OF China, and
the other distinguished members Of
the imperial Chinese commission.
passed through the Twin Cities.
Washington.-Repre Nc.
Cleary OF Minnesota is preparing for
a series of tariff speeches during this
aaSsion of congress-
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-03-15

single miner has yet been taken from
pits Nos. ,. 8 or l. The spectacle sur
rounding the scene is fearful Great
crowds of weeping women and chill
dren gathered tn ascertain the fate
of male mem bers ct their families.
Long Known as Dangerous.
The mine is situated IN the great
coal region of middle France, and the
workings are far below the surface.
1t has long been known as dangerous
mine, and for this reason was well!
equipped with air shafts and ventilar-
ing machinery. No provision, however,
was ever made for the escape of the
miners in case their exit by the main
shaft ever became blocked.
Because of this, all the 1900 men
weer absolutely helpless when the fire.
damp explosion cut them off from the
main shaft They were imprisoned
fast in a living tomb Meantime the
flames created a draught through the
various air shafts and carried the
dense smoke throughout every part of
the mine
When the explosion shook the earth
for miles around the shaft and set
the tipple rocking at the mouth of the
shaft, the mine officials and employees
hurried to the scene of danger, all
realizing at once that many lives must
have been sacrificed. They found the
shaft closed up by great masses OF
jagged rock and the hosting apparatus
wrecked and useless.
Rescue Parties at Work.
Rescu1ng parties were organized at
once. some to attempt to clear away
the debris and others to stop the
flames.
It is probable the government will
send several regiments of soldiers to
assist in the work OF rescue.
NJ. Dubiof, who held the post of min
lister of the interior In the recent cab
met, has started by train for Cour-
ierres to take personal charge OF tho
attempts at rescue. The local author
tiles are on the spot, but they have NOT
been able to accomplish anything, as
1t Is impossible to descend into the
mine. The hre was raging through all
three of the galleries and the flames
have reached the top of the shaft
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-03-15
awful MINE HORROR
occurs IN France
EXPLOSION IN COLLIERY IN
CoURIERRES DISTRICT EN-
ToMBs 1900 MEN.
FEARED THAT MANY OR
ALL HAVE Persisted
Gas Causes Terrible Catastrophe
Crowds of Weeping Women and
Children Surround Shaft-Work
OF Rescue Begun.

Paris, March IA terrible catas-
trophe has occurred at a coal mine in
the Courierres district of the Pas de
Calais, Is miles from Beuhune. An ex-
plosion of gas has killed many miners
and three chambers of the mine ara
ON fire. The number of victims is not
known, but 1900 miners descended
into the pit in the morning.
Believed All Are Lost
1t is believed every one OF the 1900
miners entombed by the explosion pei
ished. Reports from the scene OF
the disaster show that a terrific fire
is raging in the workings, that the
air shafts are cIogged with smoke AMI
flames, and tina. if any Of the miners
escaped death when the explosion OF
fre-damp occurred, none could scarce
ly live in the fire.
Hundreds OF tons of rock were hurled
down in the mine by the tremendous
explosion First reports announced
that at least 100 miners were crushed
to death by the fall of rock a miner
who escaped injury in the blast man
aged to telephone to the employees on
the surface that the explosion had
killed scores of his comrades and tina,
fire was then started at the scene OF
the explosion Since then no word
has reached the surface concerning
the extent of the fire or the fate of tie
men.
1000 Reported Killed.
Later it was announced that the ex-
plosion occurred In pits II and 4 and
that the flames spread to all the COM
municating pits, embracing Mere
court. Coron and Lens. The number
of victims is undoubtedly consider
able, but it is not possible at present
to ascertain how many OF the miners
succeeded in reaching the galleries.
which are still closed. A dispatch
from Lens says that rumor is cir
culating there that over thousand
men have been killed, which has
caused CONSERVATION. It is added,
however. there is nothing to indicate
that this number is correct Not 9
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-03-15
Looking for V,olators of Law

Brainerd-State Auditor 1verson has
the state cruisers looking for violators
OF the laws against trespass on state
lands. and one Of them, State Cruiser
Elliott, has seized 1900 posts at Mil
dred station, which had been pur-
chased by lumber company from
settlers. who. 1t Is claimed. had cut
them Illegally from state lands 1t
Is understood that the state authori-
ties will bring action for treble dam
ages.
Two carloads Of logs have been
seized at Hackensack. which were al
legged to have been cut from state lands
by farmers. 1t is said that other seiz-
ures will be made within a few days.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-03-15
Equip College Battalion

ST. Peter-A consignment OF Spring
field rifles, with belts and other ac-
cousrements. has been received at Gus
tavus Adolphus college. The arms
were shipped by Adjt. Cen F. B. Wood
and are supplied by the state to equip
4 cadet corps at the school
The battalion was organized last
September and the military instructor
Is A. 7. Lagerstrom, formerly captain
Of one OF the cadet companies Of the
University OF Minnesota
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-03-15
Scene Of Disaster.

The coal fields OF Pas de Calais, in
the center of which is Courierres, ex-
tend over an area OF 100 square miles.
The annual output Is 100000 tons.
about one-sixth the entire product Of
the country. The only other mine dis
trict of equal Importance is the Nord
coal field, on the borders Of Belgium.
France is the ffth coal country in the
world. producing about one-tenth the
quantity mined in the United States,
or a little over 10000, 900 tons
Courierres itself Is nothing but a min
ing village, whose only claim to fame
is that It's church contains the mag
nifcenr tomb OF the De Montmorency
family. This department Of France.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-03-15
news Of minnesota.
Educ ate Food inspectors.

st. Paul-AIl the 1ood inspectors OF
the state dairy AMI food department
were called in to eceivs instructions
on the enforcement of rovisions OF
the new code. Commissioner E. K
Slater told them that while they are
to enforce the law without fear OF
favor, the department does not aim
to impose any unnecessary hardship
on the retailers. The department is
for education rather than punishment
and the inspectors will devote their
time as much to instructing grocers
ing out violations. Retailers will be
given an opportunity to obey the law
before they are arrested
In the case of baking powders for
instance where the new law makes a
change in the requirements, many
brands which may be Illegal under
the new code would be legal under a
different label The department will
give the grocers a chance to change
the labels to comply with the provi-
sions of the law. In many cases this
can be done by scratching out some
of the fancy adjectives attached to
the names of the ingredients.
The law prohibiting the use of coal
tar dyes, terra alba, barytes and par
ATTN in candies must be strictly en-
forced, Mr.. Slater told his inspectors.
Retailers who have a large stock Of
candies made illegal by the code will
have chance to destroy or return
them before they will be prosecuted,
but should they continue selling them
they will incur the danger Of fine.
School Apport,onment.
A total OF sss7, ss1so will be ap-
portioned' among the state schools this
according to the figures filed with the
state auditor by State Supt. Olsen.
The money available for this purpose
is apportioned twice a year, and the
apportionment per pupil this spring
will be $1.70. as against $3.50 year
ago. Last fall there was distributed
$3.50 per child. and In October, 1904,
1920 per child, 50 the apportionment
per child has Increased from 1910 to
81.
The apportionment IS based upon the
number OF children attending forty
days or more during the last school
year. SO each county will be paid for
the same number OF children now as
last fall. There are 375,29s children
on the list. and a year ago there were
365.090 pupils entitled to share In the
states distribution OF money.
Ask for Later Date.
Representatives Of local parochial
schools and Of the forestry committee
OF the State Federation Of women's
Clubs called on Gov Johnson and
asked that the date for Arbor day be
fixed little later this year than in
past years. It is understood that the
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Ask for Later Date

Representatives Of local parochial
schools and Of the forestry committee
OF the State Federation of women's
Clubs called on Gov Johnson and
asked that the date for Arbor day be
fixed a little later this year than in
past years. It is understood that the
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Monument to Warren.

Little Falls-N. Richardson OF this
place announces that on June l of this
year he will unveil monument to the
memory OF William Whipple Warren.
one of the pioneer missionaries to the
Ojibway Indians. who died on June l.
1883. The monument will consist OF
a properly marked stone, to be erect
ed on the site Of Mr.. Warren's home
at Two Rivers, MINI. 1t is expected
to have appropriate ceremonies mark
the unveiling. Mr.. Warren was born
at La Pointe. wis. in 1925. settling
at Two Rivers Mimi. in 1880. In 1882
he wrote his celebrated History Of the
01ibways." which ever since has been
a standard authority. He died Of a
hemorrhage in 1883 and was buried In
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