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Alaska sentinel., 1907-02-07
RAILWAY HORRORS OF A DAY

HALLWAY dOhkOHS OF A DAY
 When a train is travelling at the rate of fifty miles an hour, passen- gers have a right to expect that their lives are being safeguarded by more than a single pair of eyes. It is not a difficult task to handle train over straight piece of track on a clear day, and under such conditions speed is not dan gerous. But heavy fog obsoures the vision and ought to be warn ing to the conductor of a passenger train that he must take extra pre- cautions against accidents.
 It seems that the catastrophe at Fowler, Ind, was due to the fact that the engineer could not see the semaphore which was set against him. Yet the station master must have known the conditions some time before the train was due and surely that information should have been transmitted to the sta- tion where the train would make its last stop. But apparently this official didn't comprehend the situ- ption until the ill-fated train was almost upon him. Then he rushed put, swung a lantern and fired shots from his revolver. But it was then too late. The engineer had observed no warning and his train went laundering past only to run into the freight train that had been given the right of way. Nine teen human beings hurled into the eternity and forty-two sent to the hospital suffering pain and anguish Constitute the harvest reaped by some one's negligence or by inade- 4uate precautions on the part of the railway officials.
 It is rare, indeed, that one rail- foal chronicles two serious acci- dents within a single day, yet the affair at fowler was fairly outdone in horror by the shocking tragedy near Terra Haute on the same Toad few hours later, when a car load of powder in a freight train exploded just as it was passing an Accommodation train. Twenty-two people were roasted to death and at. least thirty-five were seriously Injured by this second disaster. No 'one seems to be able to account for 1t, but there is no disputing the presence of the car loaded with the deadly explosive. The press has repeatedly inveighed against the carelessness shown in transporting Dynamite and gunpowder and it is high time laws were enacted to protect the people from such care- tessness. If a car cannot be devis- ed for the safe transportation of this death-dealing stuff, then it's Transportation by rail should be
 
 prohibited, or should be attended with every safeguard human inge- nuity can devise. Certainly it Should not be carried in ordinary freight cars as part of a mixed train.
 c It is worthy of mention that on saturday last, when the Big Four Suffered these two horrible disas- .fers, there were altogether nine ac- ,cidents cn American railways pearly all entailing a loss of life. st is as if fate were spurring con- Gress to give the matter pf railway Operation its immediate and serious Ittsntion.
Alaska sentinel., 1907-02-07
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Alaska sentinel., 1907-02-07
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Alaska sentinel., 1907-02-07
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GEORGE c. l.. SNYDER

Entered November 20, 1902, at the U. s. Postoffice in Wrangell, Alaska, as mail matter of the second class, accord Ing to the act of congress, March 8, 1879.
Alaska sentinel., 1907-02-07
Treasurer's Delinquent Tax Sale

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of Section 20 of Ordinance No. l2 of the Town of Wrangell, Alaska, duly passed and approved on the 4th day of August, 1901, providing for the sale of property to satisfy assessments against the same ill said Town, where the taxes have become delinquent, will at the hour of 1 o'clock, P. NJ. on
 Monday, February II, 1907 in front of the Red Mems Hall building in said town, offer for sale and sell at public auction, to the highest and best bidder tor bidders) for cash in hand on day of sale, the following described lots, parts of lots, build ings and other property described in this notice to satisfy the unpaid taxes on same for the year 1906:
 Berg, Jorgen-Buildng and tract of
 land formerly known IS the Ma gilligan property rty...................... lO OO Clark, Willoughby-One house and lot on Front street, opposite Pen iel Mission i......................... @ Gleason, James-One house and lot
 on Front street, back of Molly Kelly property y.............''........s.. Oo Hamilton' Chas. Lone house and
 lot on Stikine Avenue."............. 30 Klaqnitz, Mrs.-One house and lot next Warning 's.......-...."."......t. oO Kasheets-One house and lot near
 Jim Cooney property 100 Markworth, Harry-One lot and
 cabin at head of Etolin Bay........... e5 Shakes, George-One house and lot on island.....".. "J One house and tract of land near Mill Creek ....................,.. 50 Thomas, Bob estate-One house and
 lot near Tom Kananisty. 50 Wakefield; Lee H.--One house and
 lot on Church street................. 75 One house or such part of same as
 may be within the incorporate
 limits of the Town of Wrangell.... 3 % Dated at Wrangell, Alaska this 10th day of
 january A. D i2',j L. c. 'pArENAUDE. Treasurer aud er-otfcic Tax Collector of the Town of Wrangell, Alaska.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-06
AOT|c|As DEL D|A
Venta de sellos de un
centavo.--Propuestas
de 11ueVOs maestrOs.
ESTAOOS UNIOOS
Convention municipal cele'
brada en- Caguas ~Dete.
nido por escandalo.

va Sc han puesto & la venta
los sellos de TN centavo que Sc
han estampado en- los Estados Uni
dos Ell commemoraci6n de la Ex-
posici6n de Jamestown. El nuevo
sello es llamativo, de color carmfn
|y lleva el busto del difunto Ca
pitan John Smith. En- las esqui-
mas superiores aparecen viiietas de
doncellas midas, siendo una de
elias Pocahontas.
Juan Maldonado, sirviente y
natural de Manati, fue detenido
aver por la policla q causa de ha-
Der promovido un escandalo en- la
calle.
La convention municipal
celebrada en- Caguas para la elcc-
ci6n de nueva Junta local, ofreci6
el resultado siguiente
PreSidente Honorarios, don
Luis Muloz Rivera, don Modesto
Sola, don Vicente R. Mufioz; Pre-.
sidente efectivo, don Celestino So.
Ia; Tesorero, don Fernando Mar.
quez Roig; Secretario, don Nata-
lio Bayonet Dlaz; Vocales dor
Rafael Sierra Melendez, don Ger
vasio Garcia Diaz, don Luis Da
villa Carballo, don Pablo J. Here
ter Acosta, doctor don Victor Gu
tierrez, don Ricardo Diez Ramo
y Ortiz.
Todos los seiores elegidos pa
ra el nuevo comits son elemento
valiosisimos de la Union de Puertt
Rico.
-Embarc6 aver para los Es
tados Unidos el sefior Francisco Es
calona, rematista de las obras d
afrmado y alcantarillado de las ca
lies de Puerta de Terra, con ell R
de comprar materiales para dicho
trabajos.
"A principle de julio pr6xi
mo hara la Junta escolar de Sa
Juan los propuestas de los nuevo
. maestros que han de servir escuela
en- esta ciudad en- Ell curse pr6xim
que Sc abrira el 80 de septiembrt
Ell nuevo comite local de
Union de Puerto Rico ha queds
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-06
OESOE ACUAD|LlA
DON Andres Mendez Lii
ciaga. Emigrantes
para Colombia.
FABRICA De HlELO
FL honorable Gobernador y
su comitiva. .-Jugada de
gallos, sorprendida.

JUNO 4.-Anteayer, domingo,
tuvimos el gusto de saludar en- esta
ciudad de paso para Moca, San Sc
bastian y Lares, 4 nuestro querido
amigo y compaiiero en- la prensa don
Andres Mendez Liciaga, uno de los
elementos mas enthusiasts de la
Union de Puerto Rico. Reiteramos-
lie nuestro mas afectuoso saludo.
-Es muy probable que en- bre-
We Sc instate una fabrica de hielo
de capacidad de diez quintales en- la
hacienda Conception" del barrio
"Espinal. = La sociedad la compo-
men los seiiores don Ernesto H. Ii
nau, don Jose Clomenero y don
Francisco Cardona.
Aver tarde, a las seis, con
rumbo a Santa Marta COLOMBIA, }
zarp6 de este puerto un vapor ale
man, conduciendo a su bordo unos
doscientos y pico de emigrantes
puertorriquefos, entire mujeres, nj
nos y hombres.
Estos pobres comparriotas van
q t1abajar a la 6nca "Cincinari, -
propiedad de Mr. Orlando L. Flye
que tambieu embarc6 aver en- dichc
buque.
Mucha gente presencio desde
la playa el embarque de esa infeliz
"carne dc cafi6n.
DE regreso de Aiiasco y Ma
yaguez, pas6 por esta poblaci6n, 81
guiendo viaje para San Juan, nues
tro honorable gobernador Regis H
POST y sus companeros de vlaJe
Subi6 al tren a saludar al goberna
dor, yendo con el .hasta Isabella, e
Alcalde de Aguadilla sefior Esteves
Ell domingo por la tarde fut
sorprendida por el guardia iusula
Justo Diaz Lopez, una gran jugad
de gallos, en- Ell lugar liamado IL
Joyita de Rosa, de esta ciudad.
Fueroh detenidos diez y sic
te individuos y Sc ocuparon vario
, gallos.
] "A la avanzada edad de 7
z amos ha rendido la jornada de
: vida en- esta ciudad, el venerab
(ConhmG& en- I~ t4gin9 ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-06
SAN JUAN la |SLA
Inmundioias arrojadas
en- el puente de San
Antonio.-. COsant1a.
HERIDO QUE MEIORA
Convention unionista cele.
brada en- el pueblo de Mo-
rows. ..Nueva junta local.

Parece que algunos indivi-
duos que hacen limpiezas de letrinas
en- Puerta de TERRA, arrojan las In
mundicias por el puente de San An
tonic. Yea ESQ quien deba verlo
y haga un escarmiento con uno de
esos individuos para enmienda de
los demas.
En- Morovis Sc efectu6 el do
mingo 1ltimo, la convention unio-
nista para elegir la nueva junta To-
cal, resultando elegidos los siguien-
tes sefiores: Presidente, don Hera-
clio Rivera Vice, don Jose Fon-
tan ; Tesorero, don Octavio NAL
donado Secretario, don Amadeo
Cordero ; Vocales don Jose Dolo-
res Rodriguez, don Pedro ], Ri
vera 70; don Juan Maldonado, don
Jose Cordero I9 don Balbino Bal.
bin.
Nos informan de Caguas
que contin1a mejor de la he idaque
sufriera por aggression de Rosendo
Gomez, nuestro amigo Don Este
ban Lavsrgue.
-Ha sido declarada cesante
la enfermera del Hospital munich
pal Cabriela Varela y nombrada eA
su lugar dofia Maria Barreiro.
Sc han celebrate en- esta
ciudad los siguientes matrimonios:
Florentino Dusabl6n Gavillaz, con
Rafaela del Rosario: v John King
Hubbard EN- Lila M. Fhayer,
Sc ha constitufdo en- Ponce,
seg1n atenta circular que tenetnos
a la vista, una Socledad mercantll
que Sc dedicara a Ia Importation,
exportaci6n y comisioues en- gene
raj y girara bajo la raz6n Gin
tr6n & Co., siendo gestores ad-
ministradores don Emilio Valles
Matarredona y don Guillermo V.
Cintr6n Valdejuly.
Las Pastillas Digestivas del
DR.. lie Roy, marca aANTURI-
CAS-, quitan la palidez en- el SEM
blante.
-Por infracci6n a las leyes de
sandal, fue deienido aver el indi'
viduo Antonio Sanchez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-06
NOTAS De CAMUY
Asamb1eas EN- los ba-
rrios. -- Para elegir
e1 Comite Local.
UN FALLECIMIENTO
Surtido de artfcu'os conner.
ciales : Companfa de la
Guardia Nacional.
JUNO, 4.-El domingo dos del

JUNO, 4.-El domingo dos del
corriente, Sc celebraron en- este pue-
bio las asambleas en- los barrios de
la jurisdiction, para proceder a la
election del comite local el domingo
nueve del actual. Sabemos que los
delegados electos son probados CO.
rreligionarios, y enthusiasts defen-
sores de nuestro partido. Sc dice
que ell candidate mas simpatico pa
ra la presidencia 10 es nuestro que
rido amigo don Laurentino Estrella
%, actual presideute, que goza
dentro de los elementos unionistas,
de merecidas y justas simpatfas.
-Nuestro apreciable correli-
gionario don Isabel Barrios, pasa
por la pena de haber perdido una
tierna nina que era el encanto de su
hogar. Reciba el buen amigo Ba-
rrios nuestro mas sentido pesame.
-Nuestros compatriotas los Sc
iiores Arrieta, del comercio dc este
pueblo, han recibido un magnifco
surtido de novedades de los Estados
Unidos. Ha llamado mucho la
atencion las lamparas incandescen-
tes llamadas aAnd arbol de la Su-
perior manufacture CompanyD, de
que son unicos agentes Ell Puerto
Rico los indicados amigos. El mu
nicipio ha adqurido dos para las ca
lies, y varias casas de fanilia Sc
han provisto de tan bonita luz.
Una companla de la Guar
dia Nacional Sc ha tornado en- este
pueblo debido la iniciativa de los
amigos don Julio A. Ecehandia y
don Antonio Morosseaux. Las per-
sonas inscritas son todos distingui-
dos j6venes y caballeros de la loca.
calidad y la jurisdiction. Prontt
empezaran hacer ejercicios, bajo Ii
Immediate direction de don Ru6nC
Torres, Sargento de la P. l.
Han dado termino las move
mas del mes de mayo celebrada
, en- nuestro temple cat6lico, que co
a mo siempre, resultaron lucidisi
e mas,
C0RRRSPONSAL..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-06
DESDE YOl.lLTI
Termination de las 6es-
tas en- honor. 4 la Vir-
gen Maria.
REcISTRO CIVIL
Ordenanza. -Anticipo de mil
pesos, aprobado. o.-Acu-
sados por innorales.
REcIsTRO CIVIL

JUNO 3.-Coh mayo termin6
Ia fiesta que Sc venfa celebrando en-
honor a Maria, madre de Cristo-
JESUS. Los maehGchOs que intervi-
nieron en- los gastos de la Ultima
noche, quedaron lucidos. Sc per-
mitieron hasta el lujo de un globo
aereostatico.
-Durante el mes pasado Sc
han hecho en- el registro civil las
siguientes inscripciones % naci-
mientos, II defnnciones y matri-
monios.
En- la cuenta mensual rendi-
da al Tesorero de Puerto Rico el 81
de mayo, aparece en- Tesoreria mu-
nicipal una existencia en- elective
de Io4s pesos IS centavos, clasif-
candose de esta manera: fondos ordi-
narios, s75 pesos Al centavos; anti
cipo 3S pesos 53 centavos y fondos
de caminos 81 peso 81 centavos.
En- escuelas las atenciones
Sc encuentran al dia y hay Tin So
brante en- Tesoreria de 1876 pesos 7
centavos.
Sc encuentra defnitivamente
aprobado por el Cobernador civil
el anticipo de mil pesos que pidiera
t1uestro municipio para atender q Ia
aperture y recomposiciones de ca.
minos vecinales, encontrandose esa
suma q SUI disposition en- Ia Tesore'
ria de Puerto Rico.
-Hase remitido al Comisiona
do del Interior una ordenanza d.
nuestro concejo municipal solicitan
do que Sc inscriban en- su o6cins
80 caminos municipales de antigua
servidumbre, que Sc encuentran er
la demarcaci6n de Toa- alta, en- con
sOnancia con las prescripciones de
inciso q de la seccion IS de la vi
gente ley municipal.
Contra Felipe Ramos, casa
do, y Juana Rojas, ambos vecino
del Corozal, Sc sigue sumaria po
delito contra Ia honestidad y mora
pdblicas. Fueron denunciados ant
este juzgado de paz por Felix Ro
jas, hermano de la enjuiciada. S
hallan en- libertad bajo 6anza per
sonal.
CoRREsPoNgAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-06
DESD[ VEGA-ALTA
Ounce d1as de carce1
q un individuo titula-
do San Agustin.
CALOR HORROROSO
Jira campestre. .-Escaces de
frutos memories. -Denun.
contra un policia.

JUNO 5.-La Corte celebr6 Sc
sion el viernes 81 y fue impueSta-
la siguiente pena:
A Emilio Aquiles, que dice Ser
eSan Augustine, Sc lie impuso IS dias
de carcel, porque di6 varios azotes a
una individual, con objeto de sacar.
lie el diablo aque dice tsnia en- el
cuerpoS.
Ell dia 70 empez6 & funcionar
el tren entire Dorado y Vega Alta;
el coche fue estrenado por la fami-
liza de don Manuel Garcia, admins
trador de la central aCarmenn.
-Escasean los frutos memories
Ell esta localidad.
-Hace un calor horroroso y
las Intermediates aumentan.
= FL doctor Santiago, dueho
de una magnf6ca fnca en- el barrie
Espinosa, ha invitado a este cores
ponsa1 y 4 otros amigos a una jirs
campestre. Deseamos que sea prom
to.
-iEn que ha parade la denun
cia por perjurio contra el policl'
Llauger y Luis Donate?
Esperamos que responda quie1
puedey debe responder.
CORREsPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-06

do constituido en- Juana Dlaz, en-
la forma que sigue; Presidente,
don Jose L. Larrauri: Vice-presi-
deute, don Felix Colon; Secretario,
don Ovidio Colon Marquee; Teso-
rero, don Salvador Bou; Vocales:
don Ramon Perez, don Quiterio
Rodriguez, don Diego Rivera, don
Juan Rodriguez, don Juan San
tiago.
Reina mucho entusiasmo entire
dichos sefiores, que Sc proponer
trabajar en- pro de la Union con e
mejor exito possible.
Con motive del fallecimien
to del joven Arturo Janer A1ias
acaecido en- Rio Piedras, vinieror
de Utuado don Clorindo Gonzales
y su esposa Dfia Ana Janer, hernia
ma del difunto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-06
Anuncios eepeci&Ie9 para Ponce
GRAN HOteIIeStauant "INGLATERRA"
HOTEL De PRIMER OROEN
Teluan 10y 12'-CrUz 2 y FNrtaleza 81,

Consua xpresamene para Cpacdad para pasaeros
suaci6n mas entIa vstas la bahia las caes de Tuan Cruz
Foaleza 81 mas fesco ventdo de capital E comedo de
las Antlas Tene depaamenos independence mas Des
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americana guo del pasajero Ten caruajes de uo INTERPRETERS
aducOrss scOs gua los demas HOt Sc heen abOnOs
manales.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-10-02
VALUE OF LITTLE THINGS.
Life Made UP Of Comparatively inslo.
nifieant Happenings.

Just because We may not meet the
fellow-voyager on life's journey again
should we miss the opportunity Of
leaving a pleasant. instead OF a pain
full impression?
1t is very trite to talk Of making
people happy By small kindnesses, but
the person who thinks of anything
save himself nnows that life is made
up Of little hurts and little joys.
That the only way to confer happi.
ness is to be careful In the small
things as we go along.
One need not confide their inner
most thoughts or secrets to casual &C.
quaintances. but they can avoid wound
ing those they come in contact with
by an excess of dignity, or discour.
aging invulnerabllity of manner.
There Is no position SO exalted that
does not render any human being ri.
diculous who assumes airs because
of 1t.
There Is no gift or talent so rare
that they would not be robbed Of half
their worth II they lack the setting Of
gracious manners.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-10-02
Notice Of Assessment.

Name Of corporation, Melville Irriga.
tion Company, Millville, Cache
County. Utah.
Notice " hereby given that at q
meeting Of the Board Of Directors
held on the It'll day Of September, 1907,
an assessment Of IS cents per share
WAS levied upon the capital stock Of
the corporation, payable on or before
the 18th day Of November, 1907, to the
secretary Of the corporation 1t his
residence 10 Millville, Utah. Any
stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on the 18th day OF
November, 1907, will be delinquent
and advertised for sale ct public auc.
tion, ana unless payment Il made be.
fore will be cold on the 18th day Of
December, 1907, to pay the delinquent
assessment together with the Gust Of
advertising and expense OF sale.
MARTIN OLSON.
Secretary and Treasurer,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-10-02
Just Had to TTraik.

1t was a real hardship for Judge
Brown to have to keep silent for any
length Of time. Even when travelling
he usually found some one who would
at least listen while he talked. But
on one occasion he found himself In
railway coach with only one other
occupant--a stiff, dignifed old lady.
who did not deign even to look at
him when he raised his hat upon en-.
tering the coach.
The judge grew restless after they
had travelled several miles. He
drummed on the windows, coughed
several times, then finally, In despera.
ton. cleared his throat, and asked
In stentorlan tone:
Madam, did 1t ever occur to you
to wonder whether II had ever rained
any before the time Of the fiood?"
The unusual question startled the
old lady out Of her dignifed silence
and the two old people were soon en-.
gagged In animated conversations
Cleveland Leader.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-10-02
WAS WORTH TWO ooGlARs.
e:Avslsr Rsaehsd Destination Lons
Before uneivli Autoist.

4 story that 10 Just coming to light
70 that Of an interesting experience
which happened to member Of the
governors party which visited James
town at the opening Of the exposi
ton, says the Baltimore American
One day this member became de
tached from the party and could not
ind them again. He hunted about
for awhile. and finally decided that
they had returned to Norfolk and
that he had better travel the same
road. 1t was impossible to get We.
hicle. so he started out to walk. Aft.
er he had gotten down the road lit.
tie way he was overtaken by an au.
tOmobile, and he hailed the driver
with the request to give him lift.
The latter, not having inbued sum-
cient Of southern courtesy. refused.
So the pedestrian trudged along.
The next person to overtake him
was sousthern negro with ram.
shackle buggy" For dollar he
joyfully agreed to carry the unfor.
tunate one to Norfolk. But a little
way up the road stood ts.e red devil'
which had 80 unchivalrously passed
the pedestrian, and under 1t was its
owner sprawled fat on his back and
tinkering.
'T'll give you two dollars II you
get to Norfolk before the automobile y
said the gentleman.
"All right, sab. I'll do 1t II dis har
mule can git thar"
And to make the story short. the
darby earned the $2-for all the gen.
tleman knows the unkind automobil.
list may be lying on his back In the
Norfolk road yet-and the old story
of the tortoise and the hare received
modern illustration.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-10-02
starIinas Ega.SteaIers.

A correspondent, writing from
Leith, England, expresses a strong
opinion tina tstarlings rob small birds
nests.
Some years ago there was a large
tree opposite my Westinghouse.
There was hole in the trunk Of the
tree about ten feet from the ground,
and sparrows built their nests In the
cavity. have time and again seen
starlings driving away the parent
birds. enter the nests, taking hold
OF the eggs with their bills and fly.
ing away with them.
A gravedigger In Banffshire once
told me that yellow.ammer had
built its nest In the churchyard, and
1t contained four eggs. One day q
starting attacked the hen bird as she
sat on her eggs. The yellowhammer
defended her nest and made a great
noise. which attracted his attention,
but before he got up to the nest the
yellowhammer had been killed by
the startling, and the latter w,s on the
nest and breaking and eating the
eggs. Forty years ago starlings were
rare birds In many parts of Scotland.
but now they are to be seen in thou.
sands everywhere, and there can be
no doubt they have some destructive
habits.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-10-02

Notice is hereby given that At q
meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of
the Benson Irrigation Co., held At
John NJ. Berry's residence, on August
s, 1907, an assessment Of one dollar
and twenty. Ave cents (e1.25) per share
on the capital stock of said Irrigation
company was made, to paw the debts
and defray the expenses Of said com.
pany. Such assessment Is due and
payable to W. w. Roundy, secretary,
on or before September 20, 1907. And
II not paid on or before October l,
1907, becomes delinquent, and will be
advertised for sale.
w. w. RoUNDY, Sec.
Benson, Utah.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-10-02
Exper I've Peace Guards.

Some idea of what 1t costs to have
military protection In Russia can be
gathered from the following figures
Prince Naryszkin, whose estates are
In Lithuania. near the CORTLAND from.
tier. is afraid of strikes and riots. A
year ago he asked for some dragons,
who were sent to the manor house
aud have been there ever since For
this he pays EDO month to the
government.
They have already cost him e2.2S0
In cash, to say nothing Of huge guam
titles OF meat, wood. straw, hay, oats
ard clover, which he Is obliged to
give them &c Of char y. All told.
he has reckared that hts protection
costs him about $4,000 year. At
such a rate only rich men can afford
to feel secure in Russia. The poor
ones must nun the risk of being looted.
Pail Mall Gazette.