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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-02-04
WOODMAN SP ARE
THAT TREE
GOVERNMENT SETS IT'S SEAL ON
BIG RESERVE RECENTLY GRE
ATED TO BE KNOWN AS MUIR
WOODS"

WTA0AAANA AOAN ~. VI, FED. S.
"Woodman. Spare that Tree!" This
warning, bearing the great
seal and signature of Uncle Sam and
having behind it the menace of the
Big Stick, was promulgated today
by Chief Forester Clifford Pinchot.
As result nearly 800 acres of giant
redwood forest on the southern slope
of Mt. Tamailpair, near San Fran
cisco, will be declared a national
monument, and the man with the
axe will be made to keep his distance
by the guardians appointed by the
government.
The forest, one of the few tracts
of giant redwoods now to be found
in a natural state in California,
was dedicated to the government by
William Kent of Chicago. The
Windy City philanthropist paid
$4,000 for the tract some years
ago, but the redwood timber alone
is now valued at over $125,000, so
that the gift is liberal one. The
new national monument will be
known in the future as Muir Wood.
In honor of John Muir, the distin-
guished naturalist. The giant trees
will now be given permanent pro-
lection, iunder the virtue of the
law which provides that objects
of scientific interest may be de-
clared national monuments. The
government grove will be a pleasure
ground for the people of San Fran
cisco, Oakland and other cities in
the vicinity, as well as an object Of
scientific interest to visitors from
all parts of the world.
The chief reason for the perma
nent Profession of the land by thu
government is that there is no otheI
redwood forest in the word more
accessible to so many people. Thu
canyon is in absolutely primeva
condition, not so much as scratched
4 by the hands of man. 1t lies with
in an hours ride of San Francisco
at the very door Of hundreds Q
thousands of people.
So long as the land remains ii
private ownership there is Away
danger OF the trees being attacked
and Mr.. Kent feared this, but as ;
national monument they viii b
safe. There are, of course, man,
finer stands of redwood in Ca'ifor
MIA. but now typical groves are nov
ed by the United States. nor ar
there any which might be acquired
lby the government except at grea
Fexpense.
Originally this land was part o
the old Spanish grant, Ranch,
Sausalatio." The largest redwood
are eighteen feet at the butt, an,
will approach three hundred feet i
height, rising perfectly straight an
with clean stems. As none of tn
| big trees have been cut, their age
of course, is somewhat problament
ical, but 1t Is safe to say that tn
veterans have stood from one thus
land to fifteen hundred years.
| The total stand Of redwood
roughly estimated, is about thirt
million feet with some five million
feet of fir, and very considerabl
amount of tanbark oak. Except 70
a narrow strip of brush along tn
eastern border and a fringe alon
the southwest line the whole canyo
is covered with, dense fores
growth. The stand is heaviest alon
the creek and along the lower slope
and becomes poorer above. Redwoo
is the dominating tree, towerin
high above everything else, an
forming fully three-fourths of tn
entire forest.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-02-04
Pastime Program

The following is the new pro-
gram for the Pastime this week:
''The Prodigal Son."
tQuick; I'm on Fire"
YCrayona."
"The Lost Umbrella"
song-"Ain't You Glad You
Found Mel"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-02-04

If you haven't the time to exer-
else regularly, Doan's Regulets will
prevent constipation. They induce
a mild, easy, healthful action of the
bowels. without gripping. Ask your
druggist for them. 25c.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-02-04

The game licenses for 1908 have
'-been received from the state off,
clals, and may be secured by calling
on the proper authorities.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-02-04

will close tomorrow. One Thousand
dollars in cash and diamond medals
of considerable value will be dis
tributed among the winners.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-23
bic resuItsdo & podir de boca.

bfa PesuItRdo pOdiE de boCR.
NiDguno de lR fsmili8 F8C0noCi6 oil Bu'
pueAto ViIlamiI como 0l BGgundo ofieiRI dol
vspoF en- que habiRn hecho sI visjs desde
BuenoB Aires.
Emilio Fan Pedro, 6 Emilio ViIIamjl,
nsCsAitabs juBtifcRF sl metivo de- lu pre-
SonciG en- Gibraltar, = para clio diiO gus
habia lido & espaEaF 6 una heFmRnR Buya
viuds, que debf8 llRgAF do Rio JRnGiEo On
un baPCo AIsuaGn los poGoB diRg.
CusndO el vapOF en- que % supOnf0 que
viai bR 10 hsFmAus del Bupusato VillRmil
entF6 en- GibFsltay, fuaEon boFdo oil CoHo'
mel ing'6S y Emilio San Pedro, para EsCi
bir & Il vi'jsEa. PoEo eatA, CIaro el no
paFsci6.
lQu6 dipguRtrdo 90 moatF6 sl Rp6Orifa
Cficial poF no YER Ga haFmRna!
TodoB log amigos PTocuEaban t78r quill
earle, dici6ndols que habEfa FetFssado d
viaj0 y qua 20 ls AViBaEf0 Cuando ne pUsio
70 en- Camin0.
PsTo, como 0l ladino San Pedro neCsBi.
taba HRliE de aquella smbaEazoRa Bitu0Ci6n
fogi6 una OaFtR de 90 hupueaER madR0
psrtiCipGnd0l9 que ga hsFmauR EIViFG d
hAbfa pTessntado 81 die antss On RqU0I
punto.
A loB poCO8 diaU DO sncontrsEBa San Pc
dPo on Gibraltar, hAbfa logFRdo coz uiatRE
poF complete el CoEag6n de QusFi.
= Sc dieFon loH smantsg palabrs de Rmol
aterno.
La boda quad6 conCartsda para 81 % d.
EneFo 10 1908, y San Pedro fac de8de taI
puntO n0vio ofiCial, = pudo BaIiy con Q0sF
Eola, con RrEeglO Ia OoatumbFa ingleaB.
San Pedro qOisO haCoF sl Eegalo do bo
do "a Gmada, , altfsCt0, le CompE6 unl
pulGsTS de bRiIlanteg, que pag6 CON Glen Il
bras a0tsEliDag, que l0 fasEOn faGilitads
poF 81 consul.
No podia pEOlOngaE par mEB tismpo Gg
eBtAnCiA On Gibraltar.
A degpsdiF al pratsndido VilIamil fac
ron al vRpoF tod0 Is fsmilia del CoEene
iUgl6s , Blgunoa ofiCiaIsB bFit6nicoa.
La dOBpsdid8 de QusEi Emilio fu
0moCiOnante. aub0 poR amba8 parties mu
Chb8 lagFimaB , spRsionsdos iuRamento8.
Emilio San Pedro, 8un CuRndO ID bod
ConceFtada la atEafa de V0Fdsd, C0mpEsn
di6 que no era possible EoalizaEla con Q
nombr0 do Villamil, para galiF del spa
TO- ids6 un medic bassansa ingeniO80.
EaClibi6 QueFi, dssds OGliz, diCi6ud0
lG que hRbfa BidO dastinadO 6 ID 'tNauti
luk" como professor J que Sl buqua debf
BHIiF 0l dis % on visia de instEpCCi6n 81
Esdsd0F del mundo. saEfa, poG tsnto, pFs
Cigo, FetFaBaF sl CaaRmisnfO ha8ta al EegFG
90, unoa OateFcs mSls8 dsDpu6E.
(VsDa Ia SdiOi6n de mlhHnO).
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-23

DESAFIOS HIPIcOS
en- S. Juan y Ponce.
Is de- esPsIaI que aGePten 81 match
entire Pellot'' ''PsTIa Fina, "
uIaa lnDutlRts elTTuTa d % FuIlAa, NuglOlIa !
Fortuna. -...

Loa.ffmants1 & continuation diFijsn 9
vaxioB dusfios de caballos de la islaJ la gio
guienta carts:
"a Ioa aaiioFoa SYNDICATE do MRyGgIsz,
don NiCoI6a Qui6ne3 CAbesudo, don AUt0'
niu Bslagqoide, don IgnsciO Peha GaRiOs'
no = 8eioE0a dGIsindiCato hfpiC0 capitalefio;
don A. P6rss, Coguas; don Luis OeERa,
FajaFd0; don L, M6ndog, San Juan.
Muy gefiaRss nuestRog y RmigoH:
Como hRY CaREsEa8 On San JRan al 8 de
NoViambEs , 81 % de dichO msa On P0ncs,
lee proponsmo1 los aiguientsl desaffesi
lie. CaRReEs, ESQ mstRoE. - Fulano, del
sE. McJon8g, Ponce; Megnolia, % don Ig'
Baoi0 Eafis GaRfcano; Fortuna, SindiOatO
de MRyagtias.
"a. csErsPs, 1000 metros, ,-ssmil, del
6F. McJoneg, Ponce; PsElR de aqua, 40
N. QuiRoneB, CRguas; LlRve do UEo. ST..
A, BRlasquide; Puerto Rico, 6indiCAte de
MayagIsE II
OondiCionaB do Rpu0EtAG: CadGlCAbGllO
500 Ol die 8 do NoviembFs On San Juan,
dRud0 Gl dssquits en- PONCE sl % de No
vismbFe, dia de Ia Oops, con iguRI GpuoBta
CRda OabRIlop
El que n8 EetrRct0 poFd0F& la mitRd de
Ia spueBts de uno & otFo die. Los hip6dR0'
mos dar6n 500 , $125 do pBomio aI VEN
O0doF. Peso libF0 paEa laB dos OoFFGFag.
Es deCiF, 81 ORbRIlo que game en- 10 pri'
meEs ganaE6 $40O 81 dia , el Oaballo qua
vsn8a an 10 Bsgunds CaFRsERa ganaE6 8525
0I die s do NeViombFs igual08 ORntidade8
0l % On Ponce. --..
OtEoO dsgaffou pFopusstoB:
a 1900 mstFo8.-JibBEo M6BiG0, del
SYNDICATE ponCeii7; DsBeDgafio, do d. Luis
OsEFa, dc FSjaEdc; Palma, del sindiOato
de San joan, ? Roaita, del 8iUdiOat0 de
Msysgies. Con 800 o9ds une para los
diaB y % do NoviambRO.
DsaGfto hipico.-W. D. Noble, 1dO8hffR
con Adaptive Palma, del SYNDICATE II.
@, , & Msmbf, do don Francisco DOEFon'
OoF0, do Carolina, con 5000, una milla,
peso LIKE, para al de NoviOmbEe.
En San Juan, & 1000 mstEoB' EBpOFan'
30, de A. P6Esz, peG asS; aliVag, del Sc.
M6ndog, Eos Juan; HatuOy, dol DiaS,
sGggaO0; Rosita, sindicSt0 do MSy6dssl
MslloECa, del St. Oliver, Ponce. Con $lO0
y deaquit0 On Ponce SindiOAt0 do San
Juan: 81. MEades, ". D. Noble. .-sindi0
cAtodo PonCo, s. MaOJOwsS."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-23
Ia CERVEzR SCHuTz.:
Una 'oda en- cuaFtetss" de los Sc,
ii0Tes SuCesOres de luiia HDos.

He OiEouIado pgofosamsnts en- San
San juan IN iDgeniogo anunCio do ls
CsEv0GG sOhlits, que vandSn Los aefi0Fal
LuihG HeEmsnoP, de asts pIasa. ...:
All iDg8nio induntEial CON que % OlaboEn
Ia Pxo8lsnts bObids, hay que sfiBdir 81
Eegoeijado n6msn conqu0 IR offsOon q
p6bli0O los conoCidoa oomsFCiantsg do e1ta
plaza que ron, ain duda, loa mas aOtivor
: le' mas in1pirRdOB ansI anuncio iEEelia
A allog 90 dabs ii d auds ls p0pulaFidad
que alCseanzs en- toda Is ials. IL indiCada
CeEVeEa que Caai tisna o honoFeB dc leader
pOIftiCo. :.
Hanta On una vsIads do 'prfnCipo1 %
Pu0dsn RecitaF los veEsos Gus Los GtHoHs-
suOasoTeI de LuihR dsdican la famOsa
caRveGa " 0obPo TODD, hagtR 8n ID nliEma
Valads 90 puedo aCahsr CON ID sxi-tonCia
que del hquido tislon. 10 Cual 40 diIguI'
faEia lo8 DaNoEo8 Lniaa HoRmanog, ae'
guRamGntG,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-23
Traje de $40 en- So.

Tenemos terminadas las grandes re.
formas. en- nueHtro establecfmfgRte~E
en- todos los anaqueles del mismo ex.
hibimOs un explendido surtido de ar.
tfculos propios de nuestro ramo QUO
OfrecemOs a'nuestros constantes paFro.
quianos pudiendo asegurarles que hoy
como siempre seguimos nuestro lena
de vender barato, bueno y de alta no.
vedad. Visiten nuestro Gran Bazaar,
ell primero en- su clase en- la isla, y
tendremos mucho gusto en- atenderla
en- cuanto Sc lie ocurra y admirar6 &
la vez tOdo 10 elegante y bOnito que
exhibimos.
SombrerOs adornados Ultima move
dad para seIiOras, de S5 & $3.50.
CuellOs bordados para sefioray, de
% ttVs. q 10 Ctvs.
CinturOnes en- clases extra finos y
de alta novedad precios muy conve.
nientes.
Trajes de pique bordados con cha.
quotas largas, tiItimOs modelos que su
valor es de $50 q So.
Jumpers en- todos los cOlOres desdu
30 ctvs. q So.
Gran Bazar de NOvedades. San
francisco. SO, ysucursal IA PA0UlTA
San Justo %.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-23
De Nuava York a Milan.
So OneIontflD OD 10 capital Do
Ia LOHbGTaIa los hWmaRV8 Pa0lt.

Ds8puGH dc pasaE alg6n tiompo On Nue.
va York, gRIi6 para Italia, Mil6D, nusgtva
diOtiuguid0 Ocmpatriota Ii Rplsudida ar.
tiata. BefLOEit8 Anna lia PaOIi que Ostar6
Rllf una tsmpogGda en union dc Bu hsEms'
no 81 gran tOn0T pueEtoFRiquafiS Antonio
Paoli. Maestro CompetEiot8 Psoli eStuvo
haCe POGO On Buano8 AiEaa On dond0 cum
pli6 ID ContFats que para aquslla Ciudad
tanfs, obt0nisndo gFsndsB tFiunfoE y de-
Bsmpefi Ind0 bEillRntsmsnts lee obIag de
gu repertoire,
En- 10 capital Ga Ia Lombardfa DO hiso
un expressive EsCibimiento 81 t0noF quisu
sst6 pendisnts ahors dc FeBo!vsEas a aosp
tlE dfatintag pEopOBiGiones que de las mGg
impoEtants8 eapitsIea de Europa y Am6Ri
CO le han Rido hoOhas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-23
FaIIscit an CataTO d0T0 CleOfe Diei
viuda de CueVaS.

DoBpu6B de IaEga , pOuoga oDfsEmsdad,
fsllaoi6 eDGB mahanR laB7 Gn 0l vGCin0
pobIndo do Oatsfo, 10 BGfioFa do1R OIaofo
Diag Viuda de Ou0VRs.
La OenOER DiAg g'EabR do general e8ti'
maOi6U, Por gul viEtudeB y moEeOimientog.
A tod0B BuB dOudos 0nviamo8 nuBstF0
IsnEid0 p6lam0 pOF ESQ dGVgTacia, y que
Dies hays aOogidO On "a Bono sl alma do
10 noble HeflORa q. 9. p. 8.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-23
MejOrss.en Ia Ifnea F6Tea del Oests.
Ia pformH ORUl "EaeuTRacItn".
ua nuev0 esehe para passIs 50 ha hsehD

Ad0m6B de un nusvO coche para paRRjo
que % ha hsCho, OTTO que % a1t& fabEiCRn'
do, la Ultima RefoEma On 81 vhpSr ''ElpC N
naCi6n" y otTas On pEoysCto, Ts hs pu0Iso
81 BsFviciO de la bEhia, entire Cstaho ,
San Juan , vice -vsEHn, una magnifeR lam
Chs c6m8da lijsER y con nm pRoCio do
Cyntavos p0F Pagai0 h2Rtg ias dies dc ID
noChs 5 de esta hoFR ca adOIants.
NOa alsgTamOs, pus8 cato Representa- sl
0UfuaEsO dc ls Empress, pOF C0mptRCOF al
p6bliCo , 10 RtenCi6n que pEesta 81 stfioF
sifrs Les indiOaCiOnes de Ia pFsnss.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-23

son
produCtivas de
sangre RIGA y
pura. CuandO
la sangre esta
debil, los ner-
Vios estanham-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-23

Vieua. Octubpa % El gobiaFno dc
0gta OapitOI 90 hR diBouIpndo ante sl do lie
capital do Montenegro Sofia-dsl NAL
tTato que Les tgopRs auatEiaCaB irhigisEan
6I OK miniBtEo do 10 guerra que foe REEsB'
tRdo y que hasts ol Gquipsis I0 datuvisEOP.
Este gobioEn0 CsIifdR 81 heCho do dGBgFa'
Ciado inoidOnt8 en- 81 cusl no ha tenido
Austria eI deliberate pEop6nito de Provo
car Montsnogr0. ExplicV, adsm6g
AuHtria que 10 OGuFEid0 dSbi6Ss una
0quivoOadR fdonEisHCi6n dc ls persona
aEFsBtRdR que fa6 oonfundiaa Csa un eBPis
tuEC0. LRB explfCitRB dOcIaTaCion0B de
cate gobieFn0 90 afirmR que han Bido ROop'
t8da8 PoR Gl do Sofia oalm6ndoBs lR tFo'
msnda exoitRCi6n que ca Ios pFimsEoB
momsntOB Caug6 81 BuCas0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-23
Ell mitin de ssta nOrhs.
HARD $50 Do 10 DaI'bT0 d ConIsluRstO Do PuUrtO
RIGO Sa1OI TvIIO LlNIMgl,

A lOI Z de la nochs dc hoy comeDsar6
en- lA plaSS principal dc sAts ciuda6, un
gran mitin UniODiIta. Entire otFog orado'
res hsE6n uBO do 10 palabrs los 81. Tolio
LaEFinUgE, ComiliOnado de Puerto Rico,
Coli Cu'hV, Lode. Sartoni, NicoIau, Ls'
br6D, RodrjgueE = Guerra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-23

Para ol dfa 80 do Ioa oorEiento1 % CO.
lsbPaEf IN gran mitin uniOnilta sn San
JuaD' y On q tOmsEGn paEtS O0nooidOg oEa'
dORag do ID eiR6ad. -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-23

BolgEsdo, OctubEe 23.-En los aBuntoB
pgndientOs con Austria d0sda la RnRxi6n
hOchs poF 6Dts dalla Bognia y HsFs0govi'
mia, la opinion hR EaOOnsid0Fsdo loB mig
mos, , sunqu0 los apEsstOB militareS que
90 hici0ERn doBds IoB pFimeEoB m0msnt0B
est6n en pie, 90 avi0pon an arEaglo peTo
bBio 10 decision IRE VoCsbIO dc t0doB IeB
hAbitants8 del pAf1, De psdiE Oompan1ACi6n
Es55ieeaEiaI & AuBtFi8. Sc duds de que &
aHto aCCsGS4al gobiqFno do Yieps, PsRo
SsrVia % 0pon6s6 RiempgG pogEu paFts
que una potsncia coma q Austria sxtisn'
de % dominic en- loB Bslkanes anteI de
hSosr dc Lad pEOvinCiaS ansaadau ropaEtO
GquitativO. A esto aspiFa SRYfaa> @ O0Hide'
FGDdoBa con mejor dsrecho que AuHtEia.
Tambi6n tanto Q Como sarVtk %.
g6n dicen do S.fta, eBt6 vitaImonts iuto.
FeBRdo eI Montenegro ca podiF , IcgEsE
que Austria Ge retire do la paFte mGB bajs
dc Is BaBniO, con ID Cual % uniE&n las
frontePa6 gOEvio.montanegEinas, dOIBpags'
OisndO 81 pOligRO , lR amonaEs do 10 in'
fu0nCiR militaP do AuHtFiR en eBaa re-
gioneB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-23
ANEMIA

La Anemia proviene della
pobreza de la sangre. Las
PildOras ROsadas del DR..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-23

San POtoEDbuEgo, Octubrs 23.-El CsaP
NiCol&B 90 h8 viHto ~pEacigado lamar
nuevam0nte 6 Ga lado 81 eminento 0stadiB'
tS S0EgiuB de WittG, que, deBd0 oil tERtado
do P0FStmouth 90 hslIRbR F0tiFadO do loB
negoCi0G del BstadO. TFAta NiCol6B II de
GOn6aF & de Witts uns miAi6n pOlftiso
fnRnCiaES importahtfaims. La opinion
ComsntR favoFablOme 10 aCtitud del
Gear, puss FsConoOe que 81 primer eBtsdis
to FuGo y Gl fnancieFo de mas alta Comps'
tGnCia, eI Do Witta. Sc cT6ss que 0l ira
bajo que 90 10 ConfaF6 de- Wits on 81
EefSFsnto la contradiction de uu snoEme
empE6Stito, de una part0, , de otra sI
relative IoB aHuntoE del dia on lou Bal
kRueB. -.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-23

ED Olta impEsnta 70 vondo uspsl do
poIitdlCo v'Er0 { t2OO lee A8 kIol IN
a"tA e.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-26

New York, Feb. Is The terror dn.
spired among American merchants in
New York by threats and death SEN
fences imposed by Armenian black
mailers operating under, the name Of
the Hunchahst revolutionary party,
was described in court today during
the trial Of Levont Martougessian.
The accused man is charged with
attempting to blackmail an importer
named Miriam Karajhe nsian. Martou-
gessian was formerly an Aremnian
priest and is alleged to be the head
Of the Hunchakist society In this
city. gss
Assistant District Attorney Not,
said that aKraJhensian and i've Other
New York merchants received letters
last August threatening death unless
100000 was contributed to the "Ar
menian cause"
The most startling testimony wal
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-26
To BE made
AN ISSUE IN CAMPAIGN

management and drastic correction
of the same their leading issues and
and herein may be found the real
underlying cause Of all the general,
indiscriminate abuse of railways and
their management and Of the paral-
ytic stroke by which all interests
connected with them have suffered.
With great foresight and shrewdness
those who have planned and are re-
sponsjble for this political program
have alienated the chief political in
fiuence that they might and should
have every reason to expect would
use their influence to protect them
against campaign of this kind, their
own employees. This has been ac-
complished by the passage of certain
laws governing the hours of service,
wages, conditions of employment
generally and others more far-reach-
ing have been promised and are now
pending.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-26
new YORK MERCHANTS
SCAREDbY HUNCHISIS

given by Hartootim Gulbenkian, a
Turkish rug manufacturer, who said
that Marougessian visited him several
times and threatened that murder
would result if he refused to contri-
butte. On July %, last, the day on
which Hayhnes Taveshanjian was
murdered, Gulbenkian said he receiv.
ed a letter telling him that on that
day a wealthy Armenian in America
would be murdered, but that Gulben.
khan would be allowed one day more
in which he might pay up and escape
death.
Describing the terror inspired
among merchants by these threats
Gulbenkian said:
ssWe are afraid to leave the city, 81
we make practice of calling eacl
other on the telephone to find out /
all were still alive"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-26

New York, N. Y, Feb. 25.-The un-
derlaying cause of all the general
indiscriminate abuses of railways and
their management, and Of the ''par-
alytic stroke" which they have suf-
fered, was attributed to w. II. Trues-
dale, president of the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western railroad,
today to the alleged plans of the
great political parties to make the
sins of the railroads leading politi-
cal issue of the coming campaign.
This statement was made in Mr..
Truesdale's annual report to the
stockholders of the road. He began
by saying that the outlook for 1908
as respects railway earnings is any
thing but encouraging. He contin-
ued:
"The two great political parties of
the country in planning their forth
coming presidential campaigns make
the sins of the railroads and their
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-26
WRONG Man.
Anarchist Kills a Priest in
Mistake for One Con-
deInned

Denver, Col. Feb. 25.-The Post to-
day published what purports to be a
statement said to have been made by
the assassin, Giuseppe Alto, alias
Giuseppe Guarnaccio, from which It.
appears that Father Leo was not a
priest whom he intended to murder,
but was mistaken BY him for q young
Italian priest who had been condemn
ed to death by a band Of Anarchists
which had been exiled from Scicily.
This priest, it Is stated, had been
foremost in the warfare against the
malecontents in Avola, Sicily, which
eliminated twelve years ago in an
attack upon an Easter procession in
In the streets in Avolo. In the fight
the priest was struck upon. the head
with club by rioter, receiving a
wound which left scar. This priest
whose name was not printed, after
wards came to America. At meet
ing OF the exiled anarchists in Buenos
Ayres, Alto is said to have confessed
and he was chosen by lot to kill the
priest and was sent to this country
by his associates, for the purpose.
He did not know where to look for
the condemned man, but it is report
ed he is to Observation-Disclosures
ed he is to have said he identified
Father Leo as the man on January
26, thinking he saw a scar on his
forehead. When told by an inter-
prefer that the priest he had killed
was German and had never been in
Sicily, and that there was not hear
on his forehead, Alio burst into
a proxysm OF tears.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-26
ENTHUSIASTIC
Farmers Of Mclean County
Have a Fine Meeting
at Underwood

Underwood, Feb. 25.-(Special to
the Tribune. The third annual
meeting of the Mclean County Ag-
ricultural association held here today
was great success in point of numb
er and interest shown. There was a
large crowd Of people from all parts
of the county and the hall was pack
ed.
The speaker of the day was Andrew
Miller of Bismarck. who made an
excellent address along agricultural
lines in this section. He spoke of
the early struggles of the people of
this county in the long years before
the railroad came and how in spite
OF the great distance to market we
had prospered. This prosperity, he
said, under existing circumstances of
easy transportation would be doubl-
ed as the years rolled by. He urged
that the farmers pay more attention
to dairying than to grain raising
alone and advocated poultry raising
and grading up of the best breeds
of cattle and horses. His address
was well received and roundly APP
plauded frequently. There were 9th
er short addresses and talks and
splendid singing by a male quartette
composed of Messrs. Joe Dahl, Rev.
Neander, A. L. Lindquist and iSilas
Dahl. @
The association then held its bust
ness meeting and decided upon July
2, 8 and as the time for the next
county fair. The following direct
ors were elected: J. M. Casey, c,
w. McGray, B. o. Wyman, I. Rovig,
Christ Kjelstrup, o. v. Bowman,
Fred Miller, G.. M. Robinson, Jos.
Mann, William SELF, A. T. Daniel
son. The directors then elected the
following officers:
President, j. M. Casey.
Vice President, 1. Rovig.
Secretary, o. v. Bowman.
Treasurer, Christ Kjelstrup.
There is great deal of enthusiasm
shown in the association and the
next fair promises to be hummer.