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The Washington herald., 1908-01-06
Killed In Mistake for a Fox.

Utica, n, Y, Jan. News reached here
that Joseph butcher twenty-four years
old, was mistaken for a fox near North
wood. IN the Adrondaeks, and was shot
and instantly killed by a hunter.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-06
Ex,end Creeps Leave of Absence.

Mexico City. Jan. 5.-The legislature OF
the state Of Chihuahua has extended for
one month the leave OF absence granted
Gov Enrique Creel. who also holds the
office Of Mexican Ambassador to the
Tinted States
The Washington herald., 1908-01-06
NO PARDON FOR POWERS.
GOV. Wilson May Act In the Case at
some Later Time.

Lexington, Ky. Jan Gov. Wilson
will not pardon Caleb Powers, at least
not for some time. This comes unoficiaIly
from the attorney for Powers who visited
the governor in his behalf yesterday
after the jury which had been trying him
had failed TO reach verdict.
Gov. Wilson may pardon Powers, but
he does not think the time has yet come
when it is necessary that he should do
The Washington herald., 1908-01-06
SINGERS TAKE STEP
Saengerbund Will Join the
German United Societies.
PROHIBITION TO BE OPPOSED
Full Chorus VIII Aid in AnniVer-
sRFy at C0ncOrdia Lutheran Church
Next sunday Mr.. Frank Claudy
Reports Preparations Made for
NarFen SitzunE-The Ladies' Club.

At the quarterly general meeting Of the
Washington Saengerbund, held at its
clubhouse, in the presence Of a large at
tendance of members yesterday, a step
was decided upon which will have ii
most important bearing on the German
American societies in this city in the
future.
Efforts have been made for a number
Of years 90 induce the Saengerbund TO
become a member of the German United
Societies, but for some reason or other
without results.
The German United Societies IS a CEN
tral body. at whose meetings every one
Of its twenty-one associate societies are
represented by delegates The central
body numbers about 2,000 members, and
Is a branch of a national organization
BY joining the German United Societies,
the Saengerbund with its 1.0OO members,
has added significant strength to the local
organization.
Motion Is Adopted.
At yesterdays meeting OF the Saenger-
bund. at which the president Of the So
cicty. John Waldman, occupied the
chair the motion TO join the Central
Verein was unanimously adopted.
The question Of the attitude Of the
Saeugerbund with regard to the present
agitation 70 place Washington under the
prohibition ban was brought up for dis
cussion. The Saengerbund went on rec
ord as putting forth every effort 10
make Washington the most beautiful and
attractive city Tn the world, and TO pre-
sent q united front against the introduc-
tion Of prohibition in this city, nasmuch
as this measure would work great harm
and injury against the District.
An invitation from the pastor Of the
Couc0rdia Lutheran Church, To partici-
pate at the seventy-ffth anniversary of
the church. 10 be held next Sunday morn
ing. was read and unanimously accepted.
It was decided upon that the fun chorus
proceed TO the church and render appro-
pirate selections under the leadership Of
Prof. Henry Xander,
Annual FooTs Meeting.
Frank Claudy, the honorary president
Of the Saengerbund, reported that all
preparations for the celebration of the
carnival session had been made, and that
this years Narren Sitzung would not
only be a worthy successor TO Iaudable
predecessors. but that it would outdo
anything that ever had been offered at
the annual fools meeting. Mr.. Claudy
has presided over twenty-five annual ses-
siOns, and he is regarded as a past master
in the art of providing Narrenfutter.
The fourth musical entertainment viii
take place next Sunday evening. and
Prof. Xander has succeeded in securing
the assistance of number of we'll
known artists.
The Arion Singing Society held its
monthly meeting last night at which
preparations for the anniversary of the
Ladies' Club TO be held January u.
were completed President Rockar oC-
cupied the chair
The Washington herald., 1908-01-06
MRS. SACKERSDORFF DEAD.
Former Opera Singer Succumbs to
ApOpIexy I'm New York Hotel.

ApOpIexy I'm New York Hotel.
New York, Jan. 5.-Mrs. Gustave Sack
ersdorff who was once a singer at the
Metropolitan Opera House. died suddenly
tonight in the Hotel Victoria Annex,
where the couple had been living for the
last six years.
Coroner Dooley attributed the death TO
apoplexy. The Sackersdorffs are Russians.
Mr. SackeTsdOrn is a manufacturer of
lead pencils. He said they had no friends
in this country.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-06
WANTED HANNA
Anti-Taft Forces in Need Of a
Capable Leader.
COMBINE AIMED AT SECRETARY

Political BIunders Have Weakened
Chances of Both Taft and Cannon.
Effort TO Form Coalition Against
Strongest Candidate and Leave
Field for other to Fight IL Out.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-06
Ocean stenmrhinn.

New York Jan. 5.-Aniyed out; New York, at
Southampton
sailed from foreign ports: Oarmania. from Queens
town.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-06

LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE removes the cause.
There is only one 'BROAiO QUININE," LOok foF
Signature of Z. ". GROVE. &e.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-06
Coalition Is Proposed.

ITO prevent this it has been proposed
that the opposition shall unite to defeat
Taft. There is. of course, to be no formal
alliance, but instead of Cannon lighting
Fairbanks and Fairbanks fighting Hughes,
each man shall strengthen himself
all he can, but shall regard Taft as
the common enemy. The first thing is to
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-02
DwudztestO letni Wy,r0k,

,Dopesnifem GO dopiero 29to let
.niiego wyrot,u zdrowia. natozoneg'
prxez Buoklen1a ma6t %arnlkowa,
kt6ra mnie wyleozyIa : krwawyvch
amorold6w dwadzic6cia lat temu'
pisze O. s w ooleyer, : lie Rays
willie, N. Y. Bucklena mssd arni
kowaa, wyleosl naiciezsse rany,
wsrzody, ssp1aarx'enniia RAINY ! skallscze
.nia v pajjklr6t%sym esasia 26csw
apiece N. j. Kowale wskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-02

stanu robo.piozego, kt6rcgo znsle--:
siono u; III ii. Novel ogrodowei "
kosx,sar aa,rrtyltryi : prseois..
tenn pard}em ! cistika. rane ma gfo-
vie. Przy.amordowl..nym ME snaa,'
le.iono p,sn'sdsy. roniewsi 10
miejsca SHADY n6g ME wskazuja, By
odby} sic walka, saohodsi podejr
rze'nioe il mordudokonaio ma inneu'
miejscu. q swlokl tt rzuoono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-02

~ a NNL#AII - ss - --
! miod1iet ' y le q 4 studen-
Wv manifestation: Prezes wsnli6si
toast :. y aare Z! generals KasDa"
|fowa, ht6rego tr.ykrotnie podnie-
siono %, = g 's,. ptoose '.o.:. a tadan ! : 9
gdlne ortiestr " tr y odegra.
h hymn J. rosyjski: Nastsrnie gene;
raj Kasnakow swzni6s} toast -
||zdrowie genert lnego konsola nie+
mleckiego, poczem orkiestra sagra-
Ii hymn niemiecktii,"
WARsZAsWsA.s Nowi Biskupi
T. Pisma warszawskiev donosss, &c
rekowanis NatykaLu=;z rzadem
rosyjsklm ", kwestyi' obsadsenla
oprdsnionyeh4 katedr biskupich
rzymsko- katoliokioh 50 JUL prawie
ukonozone: Ma stanowisko blskup
kielecklogo :przespaczono regenss
se1n;nary,7iu1mlt warszaxskiego ks.
kanonika Krakowskiego: ma. stolice
biskupla san domierska oficyala tel;
4e dyeoezyl, ks kan. Ry1a;
wreasoie ma biskupa sejnehskiego
= ks. biskupa ~sufragana zytomier
skiego v. tyraspolski dyecezyi
wllehskie1, oraz, ks. sRopps ME po.
ruszano, ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-02
u POD MOSKALA.

t A0Dz. Ko6clo{ pomaryawioki,
Nv okecnoeci osob urzedowyoh 20.
jstai protokularnie zwrdeonY wladzy
=duchownej, y osobie predecessors
ks. kanonika Fulmana towarzY.'
5szaoego mu :dozoru. ko6cieluego pa
=rafii 6w. Zygmuuta.
/! - Odbyi SIG tus t. w. J, Bal ma.
:roduwy", urza,lsonY przez t6dskie
iTowarzystwo wzajetnnej pomooy
:poddanych. niemieckicb. sala byla
\ stylu5 sto-o -niemiec :
kim i udekorowana sztandarami o
bar wach narodowyoh niemieokich.
.Na Bal pr.ybyfo- przesslo 1000 O.
sob, : v t. liozbio generally kon~
sui niiemiecki i vice kopsal : War
.s.swy. Q gods loej wieoa; prsyje
',hai ma b.l tymozasowy general~
.gabernator wojenny genera}s Ka-
kt6rego povitalr preses.
~ 1890 Il G> .Es ~ ~
rowarsystwa > Aleksander Wehr
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-02
re sLASKA.

Na kop.lni XIX
50" PREY spuszcsaniu gdrnik6w
~wydarzYl' sic niiessose6hwy wypa,
dek, wskutek kt6regol7 g6rnik6w
odniosfo oie4k,e, 4 l4e]sze rany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-02

w1EsC1 z oJCzYzNY
y PRUS POLsKICH.

OsIEK. Zostajemy wieo ma diu-
gle II roku bez ~proboszcza, DO nsss
kochany professor ks. olssewski
spedsi6 mnsi ten dlugi ozas "a kra-
tamil wviiezienia pruskiego. w lynn
ozasie ~rezlaozenis, pamietad bedsie~
my " codsiennych moa}ach ma
sxych o nsssym duszpastersu l pro-.
simy:o wssjemnaG pamlec W modii:-
!t1ach kaplahskicb. Takim sposo-
sobem, choc ros1aczeni murem WIG:
1iise;nis, djuohem zawsze po1aoseni
bedsiemy. Dsj Bote, bysmy nasse-:
70 ks. probosscza "a ls m'esieoy
prey oxsrstwem sdrowlu powitad
mox'i ma >wolho6oi u BRAN Wiezien~
nych.
=
PostAn6wmY sobie tel " ezasie
naszej z Ks. probossczem ros}eki
ty6 pc. Bosemu, tojest pc katolie"
ka'i pof polsku, starajec sie, by W
nsssejj psrsfii ami skrawe k ziemi
ME dosta} zig Niemcom, BY sig
kaade dziecko uozy}o gorliwie "
domu. religil " jesyku polsFlm, o.
rae polsk,ego csytauia i pisanaa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-02
z GALICYI

Salesyanie oslefdli ME tylko "
.oswiseimip, lecs tet, v Traemyslu.
iGelem .ich mt .byd zbieranie opusz-
czonyoh ch}5pc6w, wycbowy wanie
:ich j ucsenle .rzemios(. >Drugi oel
to s~pelniane .polugi pastersklej.
Dnia IS 80 grudnia :. 1917 Is. bis =.
ksp Pe!os'r poATieoi' =. k l''|:
::oe +ksletY: sa!szyan6w.. - -.
polsoy Y" v Galley wy
dial, ~spdIny listtpas,erski o5o-le-
thin jubiieusz uskap}ahstwa' OLGA
=sw. Piusax <. 4 Zataoaj j.: obohod1enie
Itego jubileuszu " @Ekatiej para
ffii:modlitwq ia intenoya OLGA sw.f,i
.dsleia,nl milosierdz,a, fundowa,
MEM szpitali, ,oohronek, przytu}-
k6w ola kalek i~~staro6w, oraz skfa-
daniem 6wletopistrza> :
=.
~sTANIsLAw0W. Komenda
wojskowa " Stanislawowie rozp,-
sala listy go6oze "a zb,eg}ym " ME
viado mym.: kierunks, rotmistr1em
sohelleubergiem, ktory dokona4
.licsnych falszerstw. weksl'. So .ps.
wne po6lakl, te s~chellsnberg
wyjeohsf do. Ameryki.4
KRAKOW. - z powodu otrzy-.
mania so,M0 rutli na rzeoz Tow.
ssko1y Ludowej " Galioyi Ia
'sad tejtp szkoly oglosif taxi
komuaikat- ,,Podajemy do wiado I
mosoi publiosuej se sarzsd gfdwny
/ " .. ...%r" >~" .ss . :. 80 t.H.-- .H= - -
Towarzystwa szkoly ludowej otrsy-:
NAL Cd besim,ennn,eyo ofiarodawcy
dar " kwocie 80, 900 rubli ma budv-
We gmachu. seminaryum nauozy
cielskiego polskiego rs. L. " BIZ
lej. Podnoszac i 6 ,racem uznaniem'
ten znamienny objaw o%bywatels-
:kiej cfiarnodci ma te instytuoye na
5rodowq, lyle wazna i potrzebna ma
zagro4ouyoh kresaoh ta4droga skfa-:
danny ssozereai serdec1ne hojnem,?
ofiarodawOy pcasiskowauie imie'
MEM saszada gl6wnego rs. D
Dir. Ernest Banidrowski, presez,
Antniti;y n III zaki aa~kratarz,H I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-02

G0RNY SLASH. Kodei6f stare
zysny 6w. Mlko{aja v Raciborzu
z,osta} rozebrany; by}a to jedna !
najstarssyoh swiatyhd gdys podobno
6w. Wojo:eoh ~(samsozony +.
ee1)w niej odprawii Msse dw. Ma
tenn sarnem miejscu wsnosi sig o.
becnie novy wielki ko6cidl " stylt
ostro}ukowym.
BYTUM. Za przekrooze ME r0s'
porzsdsenia amto wegyo musia@a sta.
wac pred s4dem iona robotnika
Labasa z Twor3gs. w Kwietniu
q. +. zmar{a jej IA letnia o6rka pa
tyfus. ANTONY roxporzadzii, ably
zmarlej ME niesiono ma cmentarz z
obswy pred rospowszeohnieniem
sig zaraxy. Pomimo to l.. nam6wi'
Ia kilka dziewczat, kt6re trumue
niosly do grobu. Me5s jej ME mo
Ina by}o poolagnad do odpowie-
d.ialnosci, poniewat prsyszedl ze
kaz kr6tko' pred p~ogrsebem:
ze wg}eddw religijnyoh ME odwa.
Sy} s,e p'rseszkodzic niesieenrii,o kmarr.
|iej. Sad uw.kledn,f lone L do
|sprawienia zmar}ej c6rce pieknego
~pogrkebu, lecz "a spowodowanie
niebespieczenstwa z~arazenia sic
skasal ja ma ieden dzleh wiezienia.
MYskOW VICE. Wychodztwo 70.
botnik6w sagrauicznych ma ,,Sak'
|sy" rozpocse'o sig v tym roku
juz. "a dobre., Popyt ma robotnika
jeet JUL teras snaczny. W ubiegiy
piatek prsJby}y do Mys}owic diva
|osobne pooiqgi, kt6re przyw,oziy
oko}u 1000 .wychodzo5w. = lake
wsychodztwo' do AmerYki przybie-:
"a coras wiekste rozmiary, pomi-
mo, ze , Amerykl ciagle donossa,
lie obecnie: tam trudno Q prace pc
przesileniach fiusnso-
;wych i tys'ace roboinik6w pozosta-
lie bez chleba.
90 .r. F 10
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-02

Observation-Disclosures - -
KosO1ERzYNA. Okropne ME-
sso.sscies wsdsrzyso. sic " Lime
VIE, Gospcdarsowi Emilowi Steege
: Edsrtews, kt6ry zajecha} pred
wiatrak po zniieloue 1bote, rozbie-
a}y sie konie, steeee pogonii "a
mini i AMI sic spo.trzes1, jAk sic
.. -$ -. -
dostat pomiedsy 6mig', . ktdrych
jsdns5 60, tax SLIME uder.y}a W
glove, 4e csaszka mu pekla l: 6mierc
niebawtem nsstapila. 'Niesxcse6liwy
pozostawl} ione i troje dzieoi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-02
! 8ztuozn4 1. y W v : !,
====lD RlBlMnl1Ol=
ma probe .darnno..

Wynalazlem spos6b: i opatento-
:waiem go, .,ze kazdy oz}ow,ek sam az !.
sobie mozc robiG sztuczny wegiel,
leepszy cd kamiennego, q tona tego
.wegla kosztowaG Gig bedzis tYlko
DOLARA IKILKA CENTuW.
Bardzo wiele ludzi wegiel ten wy
rabia i za6wiadcza Q lego dobroci,
a chcac Gle p1zekona6 . praWdzie
po6le CT probe tego ~wegla IA
DARMD. Pisz w~iec.zaraz prze-
konaj sic 0 prawdzie, q ME pre-
p4aoa] wiecej 70 opal. Piszac: a
{acz sc marke ma przesyike wszyst-
kich informaoyi cyrkularzy. Adre-
sowa6 pos7e.
aa A.tili'iaa Pasl ?atsats',
Office 1928 W Hhle ST..
w Box south Bend. ina
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-02

dad ME choial Polakowi ~sprsedac,
DO chociai poprzednio to 70 p,rr'z,'Y1rrzeafsa,
pojeohaa predko 40 Gniewu tam
sprseda} swa posiadios6 Niemcowt'i
lutrowi, Mole jessose tiedy bsdsis'
Mao,ejewski tegoEtalowa1, ale by
die iu5 sap6zno
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-02

R
" pi2tek pc po}udniu dwdch ohtop-
COW sskolnYch ma ulicy Ssrzeleo-
kiej 1l-letnia dsiewosYnke wyw-
lassczyli ja z portmonetki, " kto!
rel by}o ITO mix. pienlsdzy' Paa~
ozacem dzieokiem zaja}. sic PREY.
padkowo tamtedy przeohodsacy
pan, towarAyszao dsiecku at do Gu
krowni. Tymczarem ma donos PEI
wnej kobiety, kt6ra prsypussozafa,
10 pan dziecko chce uprowadzi6,
-zandarm 60 aresztowa}, przez co
.rzeos SIC wyja6nila i mlodooianyoh
opryszk6w " kilku civil p6zniej
pochwycono - Maluosko, a &nlwa
beda obfite dla tYoh, kt6rsy take
siarno kulrary saslewsli i sieja!
GNlEZNO. w nsedEiele, jak dos
nos1r ,,Lech" oko}o godz. 8 VIE
.ozorem wykonano napad M probo.
.stwo 6w. VI awrzY11ca. Jaki6 drab 2
.notem = reku. poranif gospodynia
il potem rsucikssie ma ks radoe Ste'-
raniac 60, dsiski Bogu
ME niebespiecznie v colo. Pierw~
.szej pomocy udzielil Ks. sssfarkie'
iwicz. Zbroduiarxa a~resxtowaDa kt6-
nv twierdzl, 70 ME: on, tylxo ma
probostw.e sc napadoieto "a. uty-
.eie polsklej mowY. Jus to teraz pa.'
nuja easy. 10 nawet slodsieje j
zbrodniarze jesdss NJ kopiku antys
polsk,em. Gdyby tax: Polak NJ,
padl ma pastors, bylaby rewolucya''
IA pewne i Prusacy z~ataczaliby ar
.maty ma ,,zbudowanych faDaty
hwss polskioh.
W ~lNOWROChAwIU dokonal
v pon,edsialek nieznan,'y sbrodniars;
mordu ma 4e-letnim o1fowleku :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-02

r., u.rt ~. II T. ~ r-
RUDNO. p. Maoiejewski douo-
81 nam, Be, P,lak dawa{ mu "a jego
so-morgowe gospodarstwo $1,000
mr.. . Niemlec 'luter. da{ mu 500.
mirek wiecej i pozwolit mu zabrac
zYwy ! martwy iDwentarz. Tymcza,
sem " rzeozywistosci ohoiaf Polak
kstolik dad zupeluie lyle co Nle-
mlec-lnter q PROOF tego got6w byl
darowad ,. Maciejewskiema pra.
vie w,ssystek aywy i martws,y In
wentarz, lecz p. M~aciejewski Wiz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-02

POZNAN. Dola redaktor6w pol
skich. redaktora ,,Postepu", p.
Stanls}awa Kunza z Poznania, kt6-
~ co dopiero opu6oi} wiezienie,
ska a}a, izba ksrna ma 800 ma:
rex kary "a pewna koreapon:
deneya : szamotut, opisujsc wisc,
protestujaoy przeciw wyw}aszcse>
niu jake i prseoiw S 7 projek to wa
oego prawa o zebranlaob. Sad do
patrsy} sig W artykule tym zsgro;
zenia pokoju publicxnego podbu'
rsaaia do gwatt6w jednej klasy lu-
dnosci przeciw drugiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-02
2 POZNANSKIEGO.

INC WROCkAW. Prey ran4e.
rowaniu poeiagu spadt robotnik
Maksymilian Oswald tax ~nieszcze-
sliwie, 4e s}amal sobie prawdopo-
dobnle kregi, lub tot pociag 60 tax
SLIME uderzyi, 4e zaraz smar}: Kie.
dy pociag ten wr6oi& pc 10 minu-
tach ma miejsce, O. leza{ JUL ME.
.syvy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-02

PELPLlN. z soboty ma nleiziele Q
godz.2 zadzwoni{. ktos natarczywle
kilka rasy u forty t~utejszego domu
5w. J6zefa. Gdy oddzwierna sapy-
tafa sig: ,,Kto to-, o~iedsia'
oh{op pc niemiecku: ,,Otworzcie. to
opowiem". Gdy mimo to ME chcia
Ia otworsYt, zawo1a{ 6v mezc.yzna
r6whieA pc uiem,eoku: ,,Tam u
CORY " malej izdepoe wida6 w'elki
p}omien, tam zapewne sig paIi".
Odzwlerna ME da}a sic z. toru
zbi6, odpowledz,a}a: ,,Niech SIG
pali" i odesz}a cd drzwi. ME OF
worzywsxy ich. Gdy potem prsez
okno spojrza}s, zoba"sy1a trzecb
chfop6w Prawdopodobnie ont tn
r- 49, -
~ okolioy bede us'lowsli wyko-
nywa6 swe niec1e rzemioe}a kra
dsie4y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-02

KoRoNOWO. Syn kowala Ko'
legi bawif sic nabIta bronia Maggie
plstolet pu6oii, a kula utkwila "
ramieniu Is letniego Brsezinskiego,.
P okaleczenie jest tax slime, ze
ohfopoa trzeba BY 10: odes:a6 ola q
persoyi do Bydgos1ozy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-02

TCZEW.. Q okazyi w%snoszenia
kilkupietrowego domu miesEkalne-
go przy III. skarszewakiej sasgpa-
nj .oetali zwlrem robetnik Marsz~
kowski j ucxeh mularski Dombro-
wski: Nstyohm iastowa pomoc Edo
}saa icb ]es scze ooalit, aczkolwitk
obaj. znaozne ponie6li obrazenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-02

SZUBIN. w piatek opu6cit tu-
te]sze w~iezienie ogdlnie szanowany-
i koohany ks. Posadny. Ksiqds
wiezien ,,pokutowal" W murach
wieziennych try tygodn,e "a strejk
ssk6lnY.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-12-05
JACKSON
Favors Juvenile Court.

DR.. A. S. Orne, father of the juvenile
court system, is making a tour of Missis-
sippi for the purpose of studying local
conditions and gathering statistics to be
presented to the next session of the Leg
islature, together with a memorial urg-
ing the enactment of a juvenile court law
in this State. This matter was brought
before the lawmakers at their last SEES
sion, but failed to secure consideration
because of the crowded condition of the
House and Senate calendars. An adj
dress in its behalf was delivered by Judge
Ben Lindsey, Of Denver, and a sentiment
created among some of the Lawmakers
that may result in the measure receiving
more favorable consideration at its next
session. DIR. Orne is working on the
theory that it is easier to prevent crime
than to provide for criminals. He is an
advocate of the idea of establishing in
dustrial schools-not reformatories-for
hayward boys and girls, both white and
black, and teaching them useful trades
and occupations.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-12-05
State Capital Notes
Weekly Budget of State News Items Gathered by o. Special
Correspondent at Jackson.
Game Wardens Quit.

The impossibility of securing an en-
forcement of the game laws in Mississip.
pi has led to the farmers and land own
ers taking the law in their w hands tn
some extent, by posting of their farms.
This tendency is undoubtedly more gen
eral this year than ever before, and fore
shadows the suppression of the pot hunt
er as no other method could.
In addition to the usual posted notices
almost all the county newspapers have
long lists of notices warning hunters not
to hunt on the lands of the advertisers,
and threatening the fullest prosecution
in cases of violations.
1t has been so clearly proven that the
present game laws cannot be enforced
under the system which provides for a
division of the fines collected with the
informer, that recently there has been
no appreciable effort made anywhere in
the State to enforce it, the officials hav,
ing practically abandoned all hope of
accomplishing anything along that line,
and most of the few game wardenS APP
pointed having either resigned or simply
quit their jobs without notice or with
out feeling called upon to resign.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-12-05
NONRESIDENT Hunters Barred.

An interesting legal point in connec-
ton with the enforcement of the game
laws has developed in several Mississippi
counties and may eventually find its way
into the courts for adjudication. Boards
of supervisors in several counties have re-
Gently enacted orders allowing only resi-
dent citizens or bona fde landowners to
hunt within the borders of their respec-
tive counties, and it is vigorously con-
tended that an ordinance of this charac-
ter is illegal; that the Mississippi. code
specifically declares that "all game is the
property of the State" and boards of
supervisors are without power to impose
restrictions additional to those fixed in
the game law chapter; that while land
owners or lessees can post their lands
and prohibit hunting of any kind there
on, a board of supervisors has no legal
authority whatever to outlaw sportsmen
who do not happen to live in the county
where they want to hunt.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-12-05
low of Department Clerks Shortlived

that he intended to complete the job
by making it a full hour, and keeping
the clerks at work until five O'Clock
every day.
So when the clerks went to work
the other day there was great rejoic-
ing in the White House announcement
that 4:30 would still be the limit.
Then came the second half of the
same executive order directing that
no increase should be offered, sug-
gested or proposed in any of the
budgets for anybody. Economy was
given as the cause.
This order affects not only the
Washington employees of the govern
ment, but it's employees throughout the
country, many of whom are figuring
on generous increases.
Secretary Loeb explained that the
no-increase order did not apply to reg
ular promotions under the civil serv-
ice, but that it would forbid the in
crease of any clerks Of officials sal
airy for the same work. 1t is under
stood that a number Of department
heads intended to recommend in their
current estimates an increase for
some Of their subordinates. The presi-
dents order spoils all of this.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-12-05

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. st. an
w thony speedily answers his pray
ers, or some other agency of the lost
and found i%ntervenes to help him, it
may be necessary for Senator McCum-
Der of North Dakota to insert an ad-
vertiSement in the newspapers of his
state for a ~mysteriously missing over
coat.
In the second week of his strenuous
campaign for the presidency Judge
Taft invaded North Dakota. He was
accompanied by a cold a that met
him at Minneapolis. Great prepare
tons had been made for his enter
tainment at Fargo, where the arrange
ments contemplated a visit by the
Republican presidential candidate to
a big barbecue near the edge of the
city. All these plans were outlined to
Mr.. Taft by a local committee which
boarded the train at C%rookston, MINI.
When MI. Taft limited that he had no
garment to protect him from the cold,
local committeeman said they would
e to it that he was provided with
proper habiliments.
When the Taft special reached
Grand Forks, Senator McCumber got
Fargo on the long distance telephone
and said he wanted the chairman of
the county committee to be at the
station with an overcoat that would
fit Judge Taft. A hundred loyal sons