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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19
SYo Dafota.

= Sagcn moo Den rige 8rDgger
MoieS &a11ffman11s &u1tru / @iour
Sails, anflaget for be0 Misbanolin=
ger at babe %foraarlaget ben0es Sic
ne tepigeS, MgneS Bolreis', 500, oil
fomme til 8ebon0ling / Mpriltermi=
men / Circuit Court, ser begpn6er s.
20. Mpril. ga friminelle eager to-
geS op it6it / @alen0eren, bentes life
&anffmann Sagen at fomme for for
miot @ai. Gems u6fal6 ime6eiees
mes megen Spen6ing, i6et ben Mn-
flageoe er en- al Sc rigeite @pin6er /
Gtoten.
= Sman 9panion, en- IS Mor
gammel 11gift Mrbei6er / ganfton,
Tom ii6ite l1ge u%lpffeIigt al Gage.
&an arbei6e6e for en- Sarmer> @bas.
8rocfm1ller> / Merbe6en al 8pen og
bar ienot efter ct Secs Sapnebrenoe.
Hoa &iembeien belteoe 2esiet, oe
Spanion tom un6er 8renoet og
blep fao boorot iaaret, at ban for
fleote fig itrafs efter. $an bab6e
peret en- meget ipariommelig Mano
og bab6e iomlet en- lille &apitol al
$780, fom bar in6iat / 3 forifielIi>
&c Banter / ganfton. .
= Settlere langs @an6lebene
@elt for Misiouri for facet at bioe,
at De lite frit Tan 6isponere ODER oen
&rebefit, iom fin6es langs 6isie
8anolgb. Set bar bi6til beret Sfif,
at 6e frit bar lo1gt al Er9erne til
&egnspele 0. lgn.> til SmegnenS
Garmere, men 2an6fontoret bar
ilaoef fait, at 6enne Sremgangsmaa-
De life er 1oblig inoen enoeltgt So
tent. er gtbet paa @1aimet. S flere
&ilfploe bor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fonfiiferet Ggmmer bos Sarmere,
iom bab6e fipbt bette bos Settlere.
= Sm @t9rrelien al Sn6non6rin-
gen til @ierre @gnen faar man ct
8egreb be6 at bere, at Der / Maa=
neoerne Sebruar og Marts til 8terre
er arriperet 1875 Sragtpogne me0
&uSboloningsgo6s> ttlberen6e Settle.
re, ion1 bill neoiette fig / @gnen, og
I Si6en fra 1. til 10. Mprtl aflesie<
6es / Hierre aIene ODER so iaa6anne
Sragtla0ninger. otter alt at 69mme
bill Ser ioar fomme lere Snobanore-
re til @gnen enc nogeniin6e f6r paa
ct enfelt Mor, og oct er Sn6bon0re=
re, fom tager bliben6e 0pbol6, bpor
De ilaQr Zig NED.
- Miis 2p6a Moore al Saulf
County bleb it6ite l1ge bragt til
Sinosipge=Soipitalet / Oanfton for.
Bodybuilding. @ammen me6 fin Moe
ser og fine 8re6re tom FUN til Saulf
@ountp> bbor bber al Dem tog ct
Claim. &en6es 5l9gtninge betalte
6eres Claim / 2gbet al fort SID og
fit 6eres Hatent, men Miis 2p6a Be-
lutte0e at bol6e lit Claim for bele 5
Mars &erto6en / &enbol6 til Some
1tea6 2oben. SSn6en 6enne Ei6 no,
lgb TOM en- @onteitam og tog &api,
rer paa set famine 2an6. Denne
Mo6gang bleb for meget for benoe,
og u0itgten til en- langbarig &etslag
gior6e at BUN miite6e Soritan6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19

@piS Sal9 fan lfe 0eu1e eller ne.
lte l(ge oil ieg ielge Ell meget imul
80 Stores 6orm / Mtsconiin for $500.
0ette er fun $40 pr. Mcre. Ser Ell
ct goot Jrome @1,s poo 2onoet,
8reno oib. Is Mcres rDooet. &e.
lten I Spmlner. On Glib Igber gien=
nem 2anoet. Sor0en er cit ianoog=
tig M11lo> meget pro0uftip. Carmen
ltgger fun en- balp Mil fra Station.
Seq opertere0e 0enne 6arm forrige
nge for $1,000; men tan MI lelge
Sen for $500. 0ette er 6og fun for
pleblttfeligt Salg. Otter ne1te l1ge
gjeloer oen gomle &ris igie,1. Spem
bill bobe oen? 9onlfe og nor1te Sea-
boer.
@po0 tiger Sc ONT EFT goo 10 Mcre
6orm, rig Muloior0 og go0e 8pgnin-
ger, til $12 pr. Mcre?
&poo tiger, 9e om 6 2otter / &om=
lin for $3.50?
@boo flyer 0e ont 81 2otter for
$500? &a1n cit @locf fra 5porpog=
nen.
Seq far meget onoet. 2o6 mig pioe
bDa0 Sc pnlfer.
s.. Sobnlen>
46 Union 8locf, 5t. SAUL.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19

@reooerne, og bpem ser iaa Set it0-
lte Song bill pi0e, at Bette bliper en-
MlnltnpOelie al Sang. @n0biOere
9illings u&el6efomlne" % &ilerne
fra bore 8e0itefornl0res Si0 M. NJ.
Men BERTH fon1u1er Tremligelien al
ct lao0ont Melterltpfte iom 3oforioS
9eieliers st Mp0e", Sfil0ringen al
Sen 1t11ge Spp, Ser brp0er in6 / Ell
Stem, bpor bol1 finOer ct Moleri al
lit @orllOonnsDjem, ser otter bringe1
Set go0e frem / ba11L - lumt ct It's;
palg al 0onife 9onOepiier, iom i11geu
forltoor at foreoroge iom ST.. 3a1:
genberg. Mlt ialt bill oct blipe Ell
Seltoften for Spillingbpernes 9anlfe
forboabenlig bill Sc / Sloffepis lomles
paa 9onia Sail Sre0ag Mften neite
ltge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19

Mh1itfnnberuisning. Set er os Ell
Sornpielle at Denleoe bore 2njeres
Spmnrflombe0 poa SEN 2eiligbeo,
Der tilbpoer Jig til at erbol0e M1,lite-
lnoerpisning bos Mr. q. @. Sell,
Ser for gal1ife uplig er fonunet bertil
fra 3onn1orf og bdr boiat fig fer
@pe11. san er EN- fgot M1,lifer oe
fan fremptle Sc aller beo1te Nnbef ia
finger fra Ml,tboriteter / @}uiifperoe;
11e11. 0anife fer / 8pen, Ser pnlfer
at begDn0e eller fortintte at lare
9ionolpil, bpr berpel10e Jig til Wir.
Sell, Ser boer 21S IS. 6. 81. Sill
lige paatager bon Jig at femme Dere2
Fiol1oer. Sc fan gipe bom Me0be-
let e Derpm oDer Selefon &c. IS. Mair
1922 s..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19

y n'gE!Nlbl'K y ~ ~ sI. Al
sa Gbage 6pntenen er ser MI
in6fommet ialt 1907.
Eoltttet bar ltOitebt Sr0re ON, at
Motorcpfler % 8icpfler berefter ifal
bore De lomme &egler nr1oerfa1teoe
n1eo Senipn til &oitigbe0 % 2pgter,
iom Ml1tomobtler er set. Der er /
Ben ienere Gi0 fommet mango @ager
ober, at 8icpflilterne letter for iterf
Start pau.
nSanmarfs Gpnner" oil fra L.
Mai blipe le0et al fglgen0e 8eitprel-
lie: 6. M11nfbolm Y%reii6ent, Ser
man Slien &icepreiioent, 81. g. SSer-
ge1lien forreipon0eren6e Sefreter, g.
8. Gbriitenien Sinansiefreter, &en-
rp @poeien &asierer, q. M1nfbolm,
M. &unien og sc. Gbriitenien Grit
itees> Sc. 9. @anien Msiurance<&asie=
rer.
Spb al 8%ranbiaar. Mrs. &ugb
MontgomerD, en- pmtrer1t 70 Star
gommel Game, Ser boeoe 484 6.
2Dnburlt Mpe.> fit for ca. 6 Tiger fl
Sen fit ri antenot UNDER Mrbeioe
beo ct @asfogeapparat 'og blep tent
meltg iterft forbre116t paa Sfulore=
ne og UNDER Nrmene. Sum bleb brogt
til ct. Soiepbs &oipital, bpor Set en-
Sio iaa no til at FUN ifl1l6e fomme
Jig, men / 2pr6agS fit bun ct Gilba=
gefal0 og 0p6e.
9r. 6. s, Siniab, en- noriffe0t
2ege og Npotbefer fra Menomonie,
Wfs., bbor ba11 bar boet / ODER 20
Mor, bar iioite ltge berppet Jig 9ipet
beo at benge Jig / ct 9anotorium
paa Carl og Sborn Streets, 6por fan
baboe peret UNDER @ebanoling / mo-
gen Sis UNDER Ell 9peciolilt, men bar
hit iaa raft, at fan otter fun0e for
laoe &olpitalet. @on bopOe / SEN le=
mere Si6 list al Melunfoli, n1en bop=
Sc life bilt Segn paa egenlig Sin6s-
lpge. 0r. 6inita0 bor 46 Mor CANT
mel og efterloOer Jig gnfe og 2 Gptre.
Mpiepnlper ifal forbpbcs. S Sen
ienere Sis CT Ser in6truffet o6ifillige
Silfeloe, bbor Ser peo 6eitligbe6er
og offenlige G%oriomlin9er er paofomz
met iaa at iige alle Sc Siliteoeberen=
Sc Ell uimooltaaelig Srang til at npie.
@rln0en til bette far beret, at ct el=
Ter onoef @~fornsmenneife bor itrget
ct @lags Mpiepu1per, ~Gacboo" eller
iapaneiiif @n11s, no ODER 6oriamlin
gen, og Ger ifal fun en- iaare ringe
Meng6e al bette til at faa en- bel Cal
ful6 at Menneifer til at eipe Sails al
ollie &refter. Sou bar 8oar6 Of M=
6ermen pe6toget en- 0r6inance, Ser
forbD6er Salg at bette @tof moo en-
8e6e al $4,000 eller inotiI 80
Cages Sengiel. Set pentes, at Ms=
jemblD iaa bel iom MaDoren ,pil goo
.fien6e Or6tnancen.
9. M. 6. q. plpnbret. Ser .er to
@onge / De iio1te 2 Tiger begoaet Sp=
perier fra Yengeifabet / 9. sc. g.. q.
ber / 8pen. Sprite Gang blep ser
toget $3.50, on6en Gang 500.
&borle6es SDperiet er be9aaet, eller
bpen, ser bar u0ppet er Ser. intet
Mennei lie ser amer, ga ser life bar
giort Hengeifobet nogen @fooe, og
ser bar ingen uor6en ifet / &ontoret,
men set antages> at set er en- ellen
anoen Yerion Ser p1ejer at fomme til
@ta6igbe6 / 2ofalerne, og iom bar
Jet 2eiligbe6 til at tilpenoe Jig &enge=
ne pao ct Ei6spnnft> 6a ser ingen an
6en bar til1te6e / 6isie. Yolitiet CT
nn6errettet ONT @ogen, og Der bil
berefter blipe paslet be6re paa.
Uoro Dafota.
Cc &nr11o2 orhoiAcAo on G\nn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19

For de beds4e Photographer bdr
De gaa til Soderberg & Franz,
229-231 f. 9TH St. Smukt Ar
bejde. Moderate Priser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19

We'd Kjab eller Repafatien al
Uhre bes@g den veAIkjendte Juve'
Ter Simon Nelson, 2oe E. 9TH St.
Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19

Sell Scrcgnimg. &ol1troftor Sore
ltol bopoe paatoget Jig @ra0eringe11
al Gretin Mpe. fra Summit til 9ap=
ton for cit Gum al $3,991, bpilfet
bar set lapel tie 810, ser blep giort,
pg s(rbejoet Dil0e 0erfor bore blepet
o%peroroget bo11, bpis Set life peo li0=
tie Mp0e al 9oaro Of &1tblic S1npro=
pen1el1ts bar fo11n1et for 9agel1, at
Bette 91o er boleret poo cit Tejlreg=
ming. Ge0 SammeutGllingen al Sc
fprlfjellige @eregl1inger bop0e 11e1n=
Zig 6oreltal gjort Sen Sell at reg11e
$1,000 for lapt. @an pnlfer Derfor
at blipe fritoget for Mrbej0et for SEN
al bon1 til6lt0te Gum, 111en set er
el1olu1 life en0elig afgjort, ON @oor=
Set og 9proa0et pil gaa in6 paa Set
tie, oo 8uoet bar gjort poo oloeles
regltl9r Moo6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19
IT. panl.


EST. Paul Hdealaens K0ntoR, Roem 4e
Union Block, Cedar s. Fourth Str.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19

Ole S, &iebitab, en- 81 Mor gor1-
mel Mrbeioer, ser er biemmeberenoe
Gracp men iom ii6ite l1ge TOM fer
til 8pen og fit Mrbei6e beo en- @loat
poa Selbp og Ml6ine Mbe.> bleb /
Manoags oberfjert al EN- 5porpogu,
iom fan life fom burtigt nof at Sci
en for ga Sen TOM fjgren6e. @on Tom
meget 1lemt til 5faoe, tit 2 &ibbeu
brpffeoe og Set enc &t1e fnl1lt, og
Set er muligt, at fan oglao far
facet %inopen6ige 8elfootgelier. San
blep fsrt til @oipitalet, bbor ian ltg-
ger / cit meget betgnfelig 6orfat=
ming.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19

Slptteprticm forbbies. Sra l.. Maj
bill 8riien for S1ptning me0 Sc itore
Omnibusler, for bpilfe Der bi6til bar
peret betalt $1.25 pr. Slime, bltbe
forbeiet meo 25 Gents pr. Sime, alt
iaa til $3.50. &bis Ser fin6es et
&iono mellem Slpttego6iet, pil SlDtz
ningen al Bette blipe at betale me6
poerligere $500. Get bill 6erfor be-
re ti%lraaoeligt iaa bt6t muligt at fao
6lptningen giort in6en Maioogen op=
rin6er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19
Sen banife Soriamlinssbpgning,

9en banife Soriamltussbpsning,
Ser er mt for Mpor taget fat pao
Mrbeioet for ON mrtligt at faa bpgget
en- oanif Goriamltngsbpgntng Der
8pen, og ri baaber, at 6enne Gag
maa blipe giennemfprt poa en imut
Maa0e. l1tpipliomt er ser baa6e
9anife og 6anff &apttal nof i8pen til
at gjennemf6re 6enne Gag, 11aar SET
bliber grebet an paa rette Maa6e, oq
BET ier u0 til, at Sen bltper lat go6t
/ SDitem. Set er fra u9onmarfs
5g1rner" at Eanfen er n6goaet, og
onore 6anife Soreninger> 8ro6er=
lomfun0s= og Splterl amfnn0s 2oger=
ne lamt u9onmarfs 9ptre" far 11ut-
tet Jig til, iaaleoes at ser er 6annet
en 59llesfomite for alle Soreninger-
ne neo g.. g. &asm1sien iom 8reit=
Dent, S. 81. s.. Moe lom @efreter
og sc. 6. Sobnion iom &aslerer. &o=
miteen far MI be6taget at begpn0e en-
Frgbetegning al glitter paa $40 pr.
SH., og bber enfelt al Soreningerne
nentes at billie poe ct fleffeligt ST.
brag til at faa Sagen giennemfgrt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19

Gn Hgub @riatnin9. @n Brakeman,
George 6. Cities, ser I September
lt6lte Star mt1te6e en Mrm UNDER fit
Mrbei0e me6 ct Mortbern Nacific
Gragttrpn / 9etroit, Minn., ,er al
SSl1rDen / Oommer 0rr's &etslofale
0titriftSretten blepet tilfienot Ell
5faoeseritatning al &ompagniet pao
$4,000, bbilfet iiges at bore en al
Sc 1t6rite @rltatninger, ser er blepet
tilfjenot / &amieD County. @tiles
baboe arbei6et me6 2nftbrefhien, og
Maifiniiten baboe tro6s ian bar ao-
paret 6erifno6 iat Mafinen / Gang,
mems stiles bar mellem 8ognene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19
81 Gbage 6putenen er ser nj
inofommet ialt 1907.

Eoltttet far 116itebt Sr0re ON, al
Motorcpfler % 8icpfler berefter ifal
bore Sc famine @egler unoerfaiteoe
neo Senipn til Saitigbeo % 2pgter,
iom Ml1tomobiler er set. Ser er
Ben lenere Gi0 fommet mango &lage1
ober> at 8icpflilterne letter for lteri
Start paa.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-09
PHOENIX PROOF.

s. ]. Rice. retired, 319 North First
Avenue, Phoenix, AriZ., says: Dur
ing my three years and n half of SER
vice in the army. was with the boys
in every march. skirmish and battle
until from my weakened condition. due
to over-exertion and getting overhead
ed. | was compeh to give up. re-
fused to lay offOand receive medi-
cal treatment and more than once
The result was that when | left the
army. / was badly afflicted with kid
ney complaint and rheumatism. These
complaints chung to me and caused me
a great deal of suffering. Many times
] was unable to stoop over and could
not rise from a sitting position with
out taking hold of a chair or some
thing for support on account Of the
pain and soreness over the kidneys.
The secretions contained much sedi-
ment and disturbed my rest at night.
About three years ago. ! saw Doan's
Kidney Pills advertised and got a box.
They so greatly benefited me that
followed it up with another box and
these proved sufficient to absolutely
free me from the distress in my back
and trouble with my kidneys. A few
months ago, | took cold, and this
brought on an attack. but ] procured
this remedy at Adams Pharmacy and
they again afforded me prompt and
genuine relief
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-09
NEW. STRENGTH FOR OLD BACKS

When past middle age there comes
a noticeable weakening of the organs
of the body. and the danger of quick
decline. 1t is quite necessary to give
prompt help to any part that first
shows signs of wear.
Healthy kidneys mean a hale old
age Weak kidneys bring constant
backache. lame back, stitches and
twinges of pain. annoying urinary
troubles. and the danger of diabetes
or Brights disease. There is likely
to be a loss of albumen and a gain OF
of uric acid and other poisons, with
loss of flesh, vigor and nervous force.
Doan's Kidney Pills bring quick
help to sick kidneys, and are entirely
free from poisonous drugs: it is a
remedy that can be taken by young or
old weak or strong. and in every case
with prompt benefit.
If you have backache. lame or weak
back, quick pains when STOPPING or
lifting: if YOU are tired and nervous,
have headache, dizzy spells. watery
swellings under the eyes or around
the ankles. rheumatic or neuralgia
pain, gravel. scalding urine. too fire.
quent passages. sandy or stringy sedi-
ment in the urine. scanty or discolor-
ed urine. or passages at night, be sure
your kidneys need attention.
Doan's Kidney Pills is the best med
icine to use. 1t has cured thousands
ana will cure you.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-09

pared to the left foot these hurts are
trivial. and will soon heal. There was
no internal or other injury, the trouble
being confined to the region below
the ankles.
The accident occurred about 4:40
o'clock on the Indian school car which
was coasting down toward the city and
was at the time between Pierce and
Fillmore streets in the Churchill ad-
dition. The car was in charge of Con-
ductor Crabtree. one of the Oldest and
most careful of the company's en-
ployes. He says that at the Indian
school a party of six boys. of which
George was one got on the car and
paid their fares. AS boys will. they
were jumping around on the car, first
from one side to the other and for
ward and back again. Several times
he warned them to be more quiet and
he remembers distinctly OF once tell
ing George that he should sit down in
a seat for-fear Of getting hurt.
Just how the accident happened, no.
body seems to know. If there was an
eye witness his identity has not been
learned. The conductor says that while
the car was coasting at the point men
toned above he heard some one say
a boy had fallen from the car and
seemed to be hurt. He turned and
saw George lying in the street. stop
ped the car and ran back to his as
sistance. He was placed on the car
and brought to Lund's drug store.
Though it is only a theory it is sup
posed he was standing on the step
or hanging from the rail when his foot
in some way became entangled in the
machinery on the outside of the trucks
dragging him from the car. The foot
could not have been run over. else it
would have been severed from the limb
for the Indian school car is one of the
heaviest owned by the company.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-09
WAITER KNEW SOMETHING
ABOUT ART.

The death OF Augustus st. Gaudens
recalls a story which appeared in n
German paper some years ago. A par
ty of Americans, so went the story.
were lingering over the last course of
long dinner at the SchweiZerhof, in
Lucerne, one evening, discussing the
works of art which they had seen in
Italy. The conversation drifted TO art
in America. the sculptors of not and
their creations. The works of St.
Gaudens We're enumerated and one of
the party said. 1T seems to me you
have missed one" and then everybody 5
thinking cap was adjusted, but while
several members of the company
agreed that there was a st. Gaudens
been mentioned no one could name it,
After the Americans had called them
selves foolish" and too stupid" the
waiter. who had listened, as walters
do. at respectful distance, and with
stony face. went a step nearer, and in
good English said:
beg pardon, gentlemen: I worked
at a hotel near Madison Square ir
New York several years. Perhaps you
are trying to think of the Farragut
monument" He was right. THAT
waiter" the story teller said, was the
son OF 4 large hotel owner. a college
man, and probably knew as much
about art as the men whom he served
with food and Information"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-09
CUBAN SEMINARY.

There is to be a Protestant Episco-
par theological seminary In Cuba for
the preparation Of Cubans for the min
istry. for quiet though the church ad-
vance has been, there are thirty-ff
stations in that missionary district.
three congregations in Havana, one of
them English-speaking. and Bishop
Albion w. Knight has confirmed a
class of fourteen, more than half males
and the majority Spaniards. not Gu
bans. The bishop holds this to indi-
cate that the church is getting out OF
the phase of preaching services"
alone. He has appointed as warden Of
the seminary Rev. A. T. Sharpe. and
three professors, Archdeason Steele, of
Havana: Rev. G. Il. Colmore, n Ten
nesseean who went to Cuba, with the
bishop in 1904. and Rev. Esteban Nor
rell. a priest of great learning and elo-
quence. 1t is Bishop Knights aim to
have the seminary train Episcopal
ministers for all Spanish American
countries. For some years the Episco-
pal church has had a seminary for
Portuguese Americans in Rio GrandS
do sui, Brazil, where Rev. DR.. l.. L..
Kinsolving is bishop.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-09

charge against him and he generally
is considered a well meaning young
man. He says his name is sometimes
COMPOUNDED with others of the same
name who have criminal records per-
haps.f
Concerning his case he says that I'M
der the treaty the Mexican government
can hold him here forty days without
a hearing while preparing its case. He
was taken to Tucson after his arrest
July rs and kept in jail there and re-
fused a hearing though he was pre-
pa red to clear himself there &C the al
legged mail robbery. having plenty of
witnesses there to the customs pre-
vailing whereby he got the check in
the line of trade. He was held. he
says. until the time had nearly eX-
pired then brought to Phoenix, where
he had no witnesses or attorneys. AZ
ter arraignment he was given n few
days in which to secure counsel and
has retained G. p. Billiard to defend
him.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-09
IENGLAND'S MOVE FOR
THE PUBLIC HEALTH
New Minister Will Probably Be Added
to thc British Cabinet.

London, Sept. S-England will prob
ably be the first country to follow the
suggestion made b. the recent Inter
national Hygiene congress in this city
by appointing as a regular member OF
the cabinet a minister of public
health. At the present time no coun-
try has any such official and there is
strong movement afoot here which
has been heartily endorsed by the King
to ventralize the power which looks
after the public health in the hands OF
one national official.
As 1t is now. the responsibility Is
split up among various departments
The board of education looks after the
health of school children. The board
of agriculture deals with the preven-
ton % disease among animals. The
local government board has a large
share of control under public health
acts. but the home office has to deal
with such matters as lead poisoning in
the potteries. and the board of trade
has the health of seamen under its
care. A conference was held at New
castle. attended by municipal represent
tatives Of Newcastle. Tynemouth. Wall
StIlu, JdTToN. SlothlOH. 1dltSfltdu.
South Shields. Middlesbrough. and
members OF Durham county council. at
which It was resolved:
That a permanent union of the SAN
itary authorities of England and Wales
be established as supreme national
health authority. with the object of
and promoting the inter-
ests of the people at large against tu-
berculosis and other dangers to public
health
The proposed supreme health au-
thority would have control over such
IS:
tuberculosis n man and animal:
milk and meat supplies; infant mortal
ity; occupational diseases; water sup
ply: vagraDcy: vaccination; physical
degeneration; the drink problem; dis
p3sal of sewage; pollution Of eivers;
prevention of disease through shellfish
in polluted waters: housing question:
of lax local authorities and
assistance Of others in carrying out
necessary reforms; securing of neces-
sary powers and funds to carry out re-
quirements in respect Of foregoing.
A committee was appointed to call
a conference in London in October or
early in TIE winter.