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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-02-19
Telegramy zagraniczne

Berlin, 10 lutego. = komisya
pruskiej Izby panow poczynila W
projekcie wywlaszczenia Pola-
kow pewne zmiany W mysl posta-
nowieh, powzietych przy pierw-
szem czytaniu tego przediozenia;
wniosek przyjela w drugiem czy-
taniu IA glosami przeciw II.
: Wedlug tych zmian wyjete be-
da pod prawa wywlaszczenla:
wszystkie budynki grunta, sta
nowiace wIasnosc kosciolow /
gmin religijnych, dalej wszystkie
wlasnosci, kt6re So zalegalizowa-
ne, jako familijne fideokomisy.
Komisya powziela nastepnie re-
zolucye, W ktorej uprasza ona
Rad, aby mozliwie najpredzej
przeprowadziI reorganizacye ko-
misyi kolonizacyjnej W Prusiech
Wschodnich i Poznahskiem.
Narady mad projektem wywla-
szczenia w plenum Izby panow
rozpoczna sic 26 bm, Przedioze-
ME to rzadowe, zmienione W ten
sposob, powroci jeszcze do lzby
poslow, gdzie najprawdopodob-
uiei zostanie odrzucone. estate
czny rezultat ME jest ma razie do.
przewidzenia.
Wieden, 10 lutego. - Napreze-
ME stosunkow pomiedzy Austrya
Rosya. o znane koncesye kolejo-
we ma Baikanie ME usta1o mimo
oficyalnego zapewnienia 0 przy-
wroceniu jak najzupe}niejszej har-.
monii. Ami W tutejszem ministe-
ryum spraw zagranicznych, ami
tez w rosyjskiej ambasadzie ME
robia z tego tajemnicy, ze zacho-
wanie sic W tel sprawie ministra,
Aehrenthala wywolalo glebokie
zaniepokojenie W Petersbufgu.
Rad wiedenski zostaje pod
wrazeniem ME oszczedzajacych
go atakow prasy rosyjskiej i fran
cuskiej i wroga krytyka Anglii
daje mu sic odczuwac. Wediug
niezaleznej opinii ogolu utarlo sic
powszechne zdanie, re faktycznie
uklad z Muerzsteg juz ME istnie-
je.
w kolach polurzedowych
znowu zapewniaia, ze istnieja Wi
doki ma pokojowe zalatwienie roz-
mic powstalych miedzy Austrya L
Rosya, wskutek austryackiego
projektu kolejowego w Nowym
Bazarze, re oba te panstwa beda
sic wsp6lnie starac o utrzymanie
ma przyszlosc ukladu W Muerz-
scteg.
Berlin, 10 lutego. - Rad
chinski protestuje przeciw poste-
powaniu Rosyi W Mandzuryi,
gdzie Rosya wykonuje najzupel-
niejsza administracye tym kra-
jem; = zarazem Chiny uwiada-
miaja o tym protescie europejskie
mocarstwa. Rosyjski posel W Pc
kingu, nazwiskiem Pokotilow, da-
je znow stosowne wyjasnienia o
stanowisku rzadu rosyjskiego W
tel sprawie: mianowicie twierdzi
on, re Rosya pretensye swe do
wykonywania rzadow MUNICIPAL
nych w Harbinie opiera ma ukla-
die, zawartym rzadem chin
skim ma mocy ktorego Rad car
ski otrzy1nuje prawo administra-
cyl obszarami kolejowymi W
Mandzuryi. Chiny tenn wiecej
sprzeciwiaja sic temu, gdyz zy-
via obawe, azeby Japonia, nasla-
dujac Rosye, ME chcia}a sic po-
dobnie w Mnadzuryi urzadzic.
Tyflis, Kaukaz, 10 lutego. -
Bandy Kurdow pod rozkazami
Ali Chana ciagna pod wies Mian-
dab, gdzie ma swa giowna kwate-
re minister sprawiedliwosci, ksia-
ze Firman Firtna, do niedawna
gubernator prowincyi Azerbajan.
Jezeli przyjdzie do walki, to Kur-
dowie zostana zwyciescami, gdyz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-02-19
Kronika Chicagoska
ZAWIERUCHA.

rem skonstatowano, re zawieruchy
do wczorajszej podobnej ME byfo
W miescie cd lat czterech, dzisiaj
rano przeciagniecie sic jej przy
mnozacej sic ilosci opadu sniegu,
wydaje sic, IL cd lat wielu miasto
nasze takiej snieznej zamieci ME
mialo. Zwieksza przykre polozenie
wicher, kt6rego chyzosc dochodzi
do SO mil ma godzine, ale usnierza
temperaratura stosunkowo umiar-
kowana. Zamiecie miejscami utru-
dniaja i powstrzymuja komunika-
eye ma Gale godziny. Chodzenie po
ulicach stale sic trudnem; ma Mi
chigan ave. rozpinano wzd1uz do
NOW sznury, by przechodnie mogli
ich sic trzymat. W sr6dmiesciu
pracowalo 200 ludzi j 100 wozow,
aby jake tako oczyszczac ulice, ale
praca ich stawafa sic nadaremna
W nocy znowu snieg ulice nape}-
niaf. Wspanialy byf widok jezio-
ra, ma kt6rem wznosi}y sic wyso-
kie bafwany najezone krami, kt6-
re wylatywaly chwilami W powie-
trze, a nawet gruchotaiy mniejsze
statki czesciowo lub cafkowicie, jak
to sic stalo W poblizu Waukegan,
gdzie niestety wskutek tego uto-
nell dwaj majtkowie. z przedmiese
trudno juz dostac sic do sr6dmie-
scia, a pociagi kolejowe wszedzie
sic sp6zniaja hub wcale ruszyc sic
ME mogq. Niewiele ulgi spodzie
wac sic MONA W ciagu dnia dzi-
siejszego, a zapowiedziano juz OBJ
nizenie sic temperatury; doplero
iutro ma sic nieco wypogodzie /
wicher ma sic zmniejszyc.
RATIONAL SWE DZIECI.
w domu, pm. 7119 Aberdeen
str. wybuchl pozar, prawdopodob-
ME wskutek zajecia sic drewnia-
nych listew scian cd zbyt roDpa-
lonego pieca. Mieszkajacy tam
James Ivers, przebudziwszy sic,
ujrzawszy, ze pokoje zapehiaja
sic dymem duszacym, przedewszy-
stkiem pomyslaf ratowaniu
swyich dzieci. Wynosi} je tedy po
kolei ma Swieze powietrze wfasno-
recznie; szesc razy musia} powra-
cae do picnacego domu, azeby
wszystkie uratowat, ale zyskaf to
zadowolenie, re uratowat wszystKle
dzieci, chociaz dwoje juz stracifo
bylo przytomnost. Dopiero doko,
nawszy tego dzie}a, lvers pomyslaf
o zaalarmowaniu stray ognioweJ;
gdy ia nadeszfa, niewiele juz byfo
do ratowania. Pozar zrzadzi{ szko-
de ma $4,000.
NOWOSC W DZIEDZIN1E
ZBRODNI.
xadna, okolo 1s letnia dziew-
czyna, Cecylia Peterson, zostafa
aresztowana W poniedzia}ek "a to,
ze popelni1a rozb6j W mieszkaniu
pani Cormacal, 800 Newberry
ave., dwoma chfopcami, 1S let
MIN Auglstem Zanderem, 99O1
Throop str. 1e letnim Albertem
Pettakiem, 42OS Washtenaw ave.
Znajduje sic ona ma stacyi przy
Canalport ave. i juz zfozyfa zezna-
ME; przyznala sic zas, ze do spot
XII ze Zanderem popehifa okofo
so rozboj6w i kradziezyl
ze ia aresztowano, zawdneczyc
nalezy - letniej c6reczce PAM Pe-
terson. Kiedy dziewczynka W po-
niedzialek popohldniu W nieobec-
nosci matki ze szkoly wroci}a DO
domu, zastala drzwi zamniete z
wewnatrz, a podejrzywajac, ze ra-
busie So W mieszkaniu, uwiadomi-
Ia sasiad6w, a ci sprowadzii po
licyant6w. Policyanci wyiamaw-
szy drzwi znalezli aresztowah
Zandera; Peterson3wna zas ukry-
wszy sic W sypialni, uniEmeia are
sztowania. Ale ZdradZif la Zander
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-02-19

- Andrew Rohberg, ezsonek ocho-
tniczei strazy ogniowej W Highwood,
powraeajac cd pozarw Fort Sheridan
onegda5 Fanos padi bez zycia, choro-
wal ma ssrce
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-02-19
PENSYE PROFESORoW
PODWYZSZONE.

Ma uniwersytecie chlcagosklm
podwyzszono profesorom pensye
przecietnie 0 25 procent, a staio
sic to ma zyczenie. Rockefellera,
kt6ry juz tyle milion6w podaro-
wal temu zak}adowi d corocznic
deficyt jego pokrywa.
Pensye profesorow rzeczywi-
stych wynosza obecnie, $4,000
rocznie; cd ipca wyncsic bed}
$4,000; peusye zwyczajnych pro-
fesor6w podniesione zostsna 2
$4,000 ma $4,000 rocznie, a aS5-
stent6w $4,000 ma $4,000 r'<.z.
Skoro fundusze uniwersytetu po.-
VIOLA, naczelnicy departamcnt5w
otrzymaja podwyzszenie pensyi z
$4,000 ma $4,000 rocznie, a pro
fesorzy rzeczywisci $4,000 rocz-
ME. Dziekanom ma razie ME pol
wyzszono pensyi. Tax zwani in
struktorzy otrzymywali dotychczaS
W pierwszym roku 200, W dru-
GIN 81, 400, W trzecim j W dal-
szych $1,000; ma przysziosc otrzy-
mywae beda po roku trzecim swe-
90 nauczania $1,SO0 rocznie.
KIOPOTY FINANSOWE.
Komitet finansowy rady miej-
skiej W przykrem znajduje sic
po1ozeniu; z jednej strony musia-
no sic iczyc z deficytem miastu
groaacym, podczas gdy obywatele
r6wuoczesnie skarza she ma wygo-.
rowane podatki, drugiej strony
oburzeni So policyanci, il ME do-
trzymano i'm przyrzeczenia pod
wyzszenia pensyi po 5 letniej siuz-
bic, pomimo, ae powinnoby ma TO
wystarczyc podwojenie licencyi "a
wyszynki pred dwoma laty, przezr
nsc1one wylacznie ma subwencyo
nowanie departament6w policyi.
Zdaje sic, ze ma sesyi rady miej-
skiej przyjd0ie jeszcze do burzla-
wych narad mad to sprawa.
Tymczasem prezes komitetu fl
nansowego, ME czekajac ma przy-
jecie budzetu, naradza sic preze-
sem komisyi s}uzby cywilnej mad
planami zreorgauizowauia urze-
dniczego sztabu miejskiego. Ma
cele tel reorganizacyi juz wyzna-
czouo $1,000. Zapewne zaangazu-
je sic jakiegos "rzeczoznawce" Do
opracowania planu. Chodzilo . =
suniecie rozmaitych sluzbowych
niedomagan, por6zwnanie re sy-
stemami zaprowadnonymi W za-
rzadach innych miast wielkich,l
gdzie urzednik6w stosunkowo jest
mniej, a sluiba lepiej idzie gdzie
tel wydatli departament6w -
mniejsze, o por6wnanie ze stosun-.
ka1ni shuzbowymi we wielkich fa-
brykach j korporacyach, a potem 9
zsprowadzenie wielkich reform
we wszystkich departamsntacA
misiskieh. s.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-02-19

popelnila oko&o so kradziezy. Wy.
chodzii noca ma zdobycz. lander
witrychem otwieral drzwi mieszr
kan, poczem zakradali sic obydwo-
je i szukali pieniedzy. Me kradli
kosztownosci; dzielili sic tylko
.pieniedzmi.Z tych pieuiedzy Peter
son6wna cese dawa}a matH,
reszte wydawala ma przyjemnosci.
Utrzymuje ona, re matka ME VIE
dziala o Nadzielach przez nia po-
pe}nianych i ae sadziia, jakoby
pieniadze pochodzi}y uczciwego
zarobku. Peterson6wna do 16 TO
ky zycia uczeszcza}a do szko}y Hol-
dena, potem pracowaia W pral-
mach fabrykach puszek blasza-
nych. Zander Pettak podobno jul
Dyll W. -uOlnu PoPr@"y'
sAlIERC w PKOMIENIACH.
Ma rogu IA Vi. j State str. dis
rano oko3o godz. 1 powstal z ME-
wiadomej przyczyny pozar W wa
gonie towarowym kolei Chicago
and Eastern Illinois, stojaoym ma
bocznym torze. Zawezwana straz
ogniowa wlr6tce ugasi}a polar, a.
lie W wagonie maleziono do poaowy
zwegloue zw}oki nieznajomego
meaczyny, kt6ry prawdopodobnie
chcial W tym wagonie przenoco-
wac zginal W p}omieniach. Zwfo-
XII zabrano do kostnicy firmy Nc
Nally and Duffy, $40 Wabash
ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-02-19
Konflikt austro-rosyjski zaostrz'

Iowy gubernator dIa Finlandyi. = K1eska
rewolucyonist6w rOsyjskich.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-02-12
EGG SHIPMENT
STATE HATCHERY
EASTERN BROOK TROUT EGGS
TO STOCK IDAHO HATCHERY
WILL PROVIDE SEED FISH
FOR STATE DISTRIBUTION.

BOISE, Feb. 12.-Another ship
ment of 100000 Eastern brook trout
eggs has been received at the Hay
Spur fish hatchery, says the States
man. These eggs were shipped from
South Weirheim, Mass, and arrived
in good shape, being Immediately
placed in the troughs. This makes
total of 100000 eyed eggs that
have been received so far, and the
loss from transportation, some of
them across the continent, has been
very small. si2qNIFaA
The first distribution of seed Ash
will be made during the latter part
if April or early in May, when the
yonng trout will be about two inches
long Two years time is required
for the fish to grow to sufficient size
for the table.
At first it was the intention to re-
serve sufficient stock for the ponds,
but this plan has been abandoned
and the ponds will be stocked with
native brook trout as the law per-
mits seinging for this purpose, This
will afford a stock of eggs for hatch
ing next spring.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-02-12
WALLA WALLA TOURNAMENT
Gun Club Planning for a Handicap
Shoot.

WALLA WALLA, Wash, Feb. Ii.
Correspondence has been begun
by ]. N. Smails, secretary of the
Northwest Sportsmen's association,
to interest Eastern men and other
prominent shooters in the Walla
Walla tournament, which occurs
here next May. Word was received
by Mr.! Smails from the officers of
the national association that the APP
plication CT the local club for admis-
sion as an auxiliary of the Grand
American handicap had been grant
ed This action on the part of the
national officers places the Walla
Walla shoot next in Importance to
the Grand American, the latter ar
international affair.
With the landing of the Pacific
Coast handicap, series of state
shoots and the local tournament
will constitute the contests by which
the averages of the gun men will be
determined.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-02-12
LONCBOAT TO
RACE IN BOSTON

BOSTON, Feb. 12.-Arrangements
have been completed for the appear
ance here tomorrow evening of Tom
Longboat. The noted Canadian In
dian runner will run a 10 mile race
against three speedy men at the
Park indoor track. Longboat's last
appearance in the city was last APP
ril 1S,when he won the Marathon
race in the record time of 2 hours,
"a minutes and 20 2-5 seconds.
While the Indian will run ten
miles his opponents will relay at the
end of az miles each, and Long
boat will make determined effort
to lower the record made by Alfred
Shrubb at the Coliseum. The OPP
ponents of the Indian will be Percy
Sellen and Claude Pearce of Toronto
and Bill Cummings, the star from
Scotland, who has just arrived.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-02-12
SCOUT CRUISERS
WILL Be TRIED
THREE SISTER SHIPS OF NAVY
WILL BE USED TO TEST RELA-
TIVE MERITS OF svERAL sYs-
TENS OF MOTIVE POWER.

WASHINGTON Fob 70 Much
interest is manifested IN +bo navy
dcnartmant in tho +ria, of tho roD,
scout cruiser Chester which is +o
take n1aca tho latter mart ~ +bis
wool, oF tho Neu, Erg1oD3 ooos+
The chegtor with bor sis+ar sbirs
tho Salem and birmingham, are of .
tvpo ,,t,,oIv rou, 70 +bo Anorioo,
navy Tho Cbnster ie tho fret f.,
have IFS trial Tho Rirrninoban,
will VS. triad rovt month hut tho
Salem bas heon DELAYED and will
probably not have IFS trial run nm
til summer
The interest in Tho ecou+ ecboor-
ore lies IN tho Fact that ,vbiIo +bo
three have the earoa 1nne tbs
same TONNAGE and tho same reois-
tered sneed. each has motive mower
radically different from the other
In these tynes of sbiDs the naval Of
icers will have an avcaIIen+ cborca
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-02-12
MAY CHANGE
RACING RULES
NATIONAL TROTTING AsSoCIA-
TON WILL MAKE RULE TO
PERMIT g AND 3-YEAR OLDS
IN TWO AND THREE HEATS.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE regu-
lar biennial congress of the Nation
al Trotting association met at the
Murray Hill Hotel today, with the
world gathered to discuss the laws
OF the sport. The meeting is looked
upon in racing circles as one of
more than ordinary Importance. 1t
is the twenty-fourth meeting in the
history of the association, and all
changes made in the present rules
and all new legislation enacted will
be in force for the next two years.
The matter Of racing two and
three year Odds will be taken up by
the association. Many of the mem
bers believe that a rule is needed to
permit two and three year olds to
race in two in three heat races, in
stead Of in three in five as the rules
of the organization now read. An
other matter that may be brought
up at the present meeting is the pro-
posal to license al drivers of the N.
T. a. This rule was in effect some
years ago but was later repealed.
Those in favor OF reviving the rule
rague that the system of running
tracks in licensing every jockey and
trainer has proved of much benefit.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-02-12
BRIEF NOTES OF SPORTS.

John A. Mccarthy, the former
Chicago-Brooklyn player, has sign
ed to manage the Springfield team
in the Three-I league.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-02-12

Walter Wilmot. the former Chica-
go player. win coach the baseball
squad of the University of Minnesota
this season.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-02-12
Skating CHAMPIONSHIPS.

NEWBURG, N. Y. Feb. ~
Many of the speediest men on the
ice gathered at Orange lake today
to participate in the annual Eastern
amateur skating championships. The
program of events includes a one
mile novice, quarter-mi1e champion
ship, half-mile championship, one.
mile championship and f1ve-mile
championship.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-02-12

n. VI nrst-class laundry work see
Fountain. Phone Black 341 tt
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-02-12
NURSE.
MUSICAL DIRECTOR.

NA - BAUMGAERTEL - Musical
N.Y.. sctor and teacher. Music fur
Ho.', Pc Tor all occasions. Room 4,
Assemblee. Phone, Main %.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-02-12
SECRET SOCIETIES,

LEWISTON LODGE OF ELKs NO.
S96-Meets every first and third
Thursday of each month at the
Elks' Temple. Charles w. Mount.
exalted ruler; G. V. Smith, Sec.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-02-12

Hot Springs. Pine Bluffs, Texar-
kama, Paragould, Fort Smith and
Jonesboro are expected to send rep
resentatives to a meeting at Little
Rock today to organize the Arkan-
sas State Baseball league. Mike
Finn will be the presiding genus of
the new organization.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-02-12

The first detachment of New York
Giants made up of youngsters, is
scheduled to leave New York today
for the training quarters at Marlin
Springs, Texas.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-02-12

Next to his own team Jimmy Col
Inns of the Philadelphia Athletes,
thinks the New York Highlanders
look the best to win the American
league pennant this season.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-02-12

Manager Watkins of indianapolis
says the so called Indian player
signed by him is negro and will
not be allowed to play in the Ameri-
can association. Watkins is out
$500 by the deal. t
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-02-12

Dan Gallegos, one of the best
known pitchers who ever performed
in the southwest, was shot and
killed recently in Fort Worth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-25

versc beginning with a succeeding let
ter. or n series of verses with the same
initial letter. In Psalm iis, IN the orig
inai eight verses IN succession beg'h
with the same letter. The entire Fsa'nl
is therefore divided into alphapet'eal
strophcs. There are eleven other poems
in the Old Testament similarly ar
ranged Another form IS the repetition
OF the same verse or sentiment az
regular intervals In the composition
See Tor instance Psalm ~: o. IT, bu'
tho most striking form is the parallel
ism referred to above. TO this we
owe tho beauty of the uanslauons OF
the Scripture poems, because even tho
TRANSACTIONS, being literal retain the
form and structure Of the original
And as ono member Of a sentence FIRE.
ouently expresses the same sense as IT'S
parallel difficul, words aud phrases
are thus made more easily understood
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-25
THE HAGUE CONGRESS.

The United States Senate has now
ratified The Hague conventions sub
mitted through Secretary Root from
the Hague congress last summer.
There we're thirteen conventions in all.
relating principally to the regulation
of International conflicts. One of the
most important to this country restricts
the use OF force in the collection Of
debts. 1t provides, in part:
I'm order to avoid between nations
armed conflicts of a purely pecunlary
origin arising from contractual debts
claimed from the government of one
country by the government of another
country to be due to It's nationals. the
contracting powers agree not to have
recourse TO armed force for the COL
lection of such contractual debts.
However, this stipulation shall not
be applicable when the debtor state
refuses or leaves unanswered an offer
to nrbltrnto or, IN ease OF acceptance,
makes Il impossible 10 formulate the
terms OF submission, or after arbitra'
ton, fails 10 comply with the award
rendered"
This agreement is regarded as long
step forward It VIII, practically, pre-
vent foreign fleets from again entering
American waters TO collect debts BY
their terms II has been said 1.-THE
Monroe doctrine has made its first
and formal entry into the public law
OF Europe as well rs America" II will
be somewhat easier. therefore, to en-
force that doctrine,
A great deal OF criticism, ANA stlll
more wittlcism, was bestowed upon
| The second Hague congress, at it's ad-
| iournment. 1t was called war con-
gress, and It was predicted that II
would be the last international peace
congress owing TO it's being COM
| plete failure But Secretary Root
| does not consider that gathering d
failure His opinion les that tn,
provisions of the conventions adopted
to which the United states is now
a party, represent the greatest adj
vance ever made ~ any single tim,
toward the reasonable and peaceful
regulation Of international conduct
unless Il be The advance made at Tn,
Hague conference NJ 1899"
When the South American republics
advanced tho Drago doctrine and IN,
United states representatives. al IN,
Hague gave that doctrine their un
qualified support II was hardly sup
posed that the representatives Of m,
european powers would aseut Lha
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THAT BOND ISSUE.

The Tribune is horrihed at the idea
of n partisan opposition to the pro-
posed bond issue. It is, in fact, dis
gusted with any kind Of objection on
the rort of the citizens to the exploi-
tauoo of the city in the interest of
prafters 1t expects them to applaud
when the administration proposes to
tie another milestone around the neck
o, the community.
But that sheet. partisan to tho az
tren,c limit of fanaticlstn. does not
hesitate to hound and harass persons
in tho employ of the city who refuse
"a worship a, its shrine. II has
clan ored for the discharge of cvcry
clty cmploye who does nor wear The
"marl, ~ the BEAST in his fore
head And thcr IT holds up its
hands In borror at ths nero thought
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Probable on the basis Of simple
Duration precedent, 1t would be
OF panIcs. concluded at once that four
or five years must be set
ms the period for which the after-panic
depression must continue. When we
begin TO look more closely into the
circumstances or the recent panic as
compared with those which existed in
previous panic periods, there are both
favorable and unfavorablc differences
to be drawn in this regard. That we
have at present "A sound currency sys-
TEN, as we did not have In any of the
great preceding panics of our history,
that the treasury Ia In strong ana
wel-ntrenched position. as IT certain
ly was not in 1898 and that the west.
which was almost bankrupt In 1898 and
was a helpless debtor of the east In
1873 and 1857 is the strongest element
of financial strength at the present
time are three facts In the situation
which are not open to denial, ana
which are bound to exert very great
influence in resisting the influences or
financial decentralization and thereby
Fastening the return of normal good
times on the other hand, when com
palison is made with previous out
breaks of actual panic, Ii cannot be
denied that the violence of the shock,
the duration of the period of suspen-
Nltll VI pdilh HdNllclliS, hiu lHO
tude of the phenomena which marked
1t. were more formidable in 1907 than
in any previous period of the sort. II
would not be safe to discard altogeth-
er the argument that this itself may
be n sign of situation economically
weaker than that of the other periods
under review. Similarly. 1t is not open
to question that the financial eXcesses
in the use of the credit the abuses of
an over-eXploited prosperity and rash
ness In the use of capital-whlch are
the cause of all such financial crisis
were practiced on the eve of the panic
of 1907 as they never were before,
with the possible exception OF 1878.
Here. then are the elements by which
the general problem already stated
must be Observation-Disclosures ID. Noyes in
the April Forum.
influence with convenient and
OF Country constantly increasing
Life on Art. railway facilities, and
the event of the
telephone and the automobile, has come
the demand for country and suburban
houses. Thousands of people, who
under the primitive conditions of years
| gone by, would have stunned the coun-
| try as a lonely and desolate place, are
now glad to own broad acres or plot
of ground beyond the confines of the
| metropolis. says Cement Age. And
| with the establishment of these coun-
| try places has come the desire for art
istic environment, which has found
! expression in the establishment of