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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-11
Notice Of Sale.

In the District Court Of the First Judicial Dis.
County OF KOotenai
John blanchard ct AL. Plaintiffs, W, r. n Navv.
ton ct al, Defendants
BY virtue OF an order made ON the 9Th day OF
August, 1908, by the Hon. W. W. Woods mi the
apove entitled cause, wherein the receiver here
totoTe appointed In said cause was directed 10
sell the logs mentioned In the complaint herein
lor cash forthwith subject 20 confirmation Of
that court;
Notice Is hereby given that /. the undersigned
receiver as aforesaid will sell at private sale %
the highest bidder. for cash, at my once a.
Occur d'Alene. IN Kootrnh county, state OF
Idaho, az 10 O'Clock q. M. on the nth day ol
August, 1908, the said property mentioned m
said order, tO-wit: One Million Five Hundred
seven Thousand Eighty q, 507, O8O) feet board
measure OF Red Fir, White Fir, White Pine
yellow Pine, Bull Pine and Tamarack saw logs,
now located upon Section 10. Township 50, north
Range w. b. NJ, KoOtenai County, state Ol
Idaho. Sealed bids will be received by the
undersigned up To the above time. Said sale %
De made subject TO confirmation by the District
Court.
Dated this 18th day OF August, A, d. 1903.
ALBERT v. CHAMBERLAIN,
rhO' aug. II, Receiver.
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Continued from page ons.)
the state agricultural college to the
southern part of the state at this
session OF the legislature?" n feel
fully convinced of t." he replied.
and II they have control they will
do so. They had II planned at the
last legislature. and at a reception
rendered az Moscow, to a committee
appointed by the Legislature to visit
the different educational institutions.
Bishop killpack made the public
statement that he would return to
the legislature this year. and that
one OF the hrst bills that he would
Introduce, would be one for the re-
mosai Of the agricultural college
from It's present location 10 South
Idaho. and there Is no doubt but
that he will live up to his promise.
and that the other Mormons will as
siat him In carrying II out.
Local Option Issue.
The democratic platform this year
contains . local option plank" said
the doctor. "under a plank Of this
kind the people OF the various com
munitles win be given an opportunity
TO say whether they desire that in
toxieants shall be sold In their com.
munities or not. and those nominated
on the ticket stand for the carry
Ing out OF this plank. and for every
other plank contained Ia the plat.
form. ! regard the outlook for the
democrats IN the state very bright,
and feel convinced that when the
votes are counted al the polls that
the state ticket viii have been
elected, because feel convinced that
the people have become tired Of the
present state administration. and
nrea q having the state under Nor
mOa domination.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-11
ENTERTAIN
NAVAL OFFICERS
Trip 10 Rotorus and Elaborate
Entertainment For
Three Days.

AUCKLAND. New Zealand. Aug.
1.-THE oiIiceFs OF the Atlantic feet
len here today for visit to Rotorus
known as the Yellowstone Park OF
New Zealand. Elaborate entertain.
ments are planned for the occasion
aud the trip will last for three days,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

wAETED-Lady rOomers- have two rooms 4
rent, 200 Indiana.
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WA NTED--Two or three furnished housekeep-
Ing rooms Address postOiiice box s23
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-11
DEPoRT MANY CHINESE

Were Recently Struggled Across
Mexican Border.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Aug. IL.
The IS Chinese who were struggled
across the Mexican border into this
country and brought to this city yes
terday, we're deported today to China
on the Pacific mail liner Siberia.
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loose leaf ledger or blu printing
h q speciality at the Press once. we
have = complete stock Of paper Cor
this work. IL you usa the loose leaf
uystem let us figure with you.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
SECRET SOCIETIES

ODD FELLOWS Occur d 'Alene lodge No "A
meets every Tuesday evening at FFaternai Hall,
corner Fourth and Occur d'Alene stleets j HI
Williams, Noble Grand; Ludwig Roper, sec'y
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Today's news today II you read
the Evening Press.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-23
Junts EsenlaT De Ssn Juan P. R.
Seer ETARIA,

seg6n 10 diBpuoIto poF ogta Junta, la
matEfCuls para 81 cuHIo e8CoIaF de 1908
1903. % sfsctuRPG on u Eiguionts foEma:
Los disB q J % do soptiombrO, ca el
slifcio OBcuelR 'sLincoln', Allen Is, no
llevaEG & Cabo u matEfculR dc loB ni1oB
que hsJRn de asintiE Il sdifeio "EaCuaIa
de San Juan NdmsEo II, ca Les inmsdiR'
clones do ID plsza do Colon. \
Los diAa % , "a do sOpti0mbEe, On eI
migmo edifoio, Ia dc los niioB que hsyan
do asiHtir & dicha ssCusla ''LinColn''.
Yen d adifiCio dc Ii s8Cusla "EmeP
SON. Cruz 18 On tOdaB Lar eHOusIaB de
PusFts do TERRA y SantuECs, GO llsvaTG &
sfscto leg diaH 81, %, % = "a de echo a
cnco de la ms mana.
Id que % haOa pdbliOO para OOnOci'
miapto general.
SIN Juan, Puerto Rico. II de ssptom'
bEe de 1898
Eduardo LarTOOa, seCrstaEio. 5v.B
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Ell PARTIDO
REPUBlIGANO.
SUPREME DESDEN.

En- GstR CRmpNfiG p0IitiCR inauguEada
yR on nusltE0 pAiI, poE unioniBtaB F6pu'
bliCAn0g = RIgun0s cent8nArGs de obF0FoE
On ,algun0B pueblo1 dc 10 i1I8, con una
B0Eie de meetings de Propaganda que Ga
Cada ColsCtiYidad exponG Rua p3inGjpi0R
laI mRsRB sleCtoTS's %, Ia Ultima Campafia
que OalebEaF6 el EsEubliCani1mO de BsEbD'
%, Oh dGCiF, sI TOpublicaniamo Incorporate:
enc pHrtido funeatO que tiens en- q, OI ger
men do IA pF6xima desRpaEiCi6n que 0Btf
AminoE6nd0ge, extiDgui6ndeHR, meEmGndO'
90 PaBO Rgigantad0, con sl ben0plGCitO,
con OI aplauG0 fsEviOnt0 y GntuBiRBts de
II opinion pdblioa.
I'm vanO o. que foEoUj6S por BOEtonoF sl
Alient0 On 8uB hRsGtOB para OvitGE gFGndsg
deBpEsndimientog d6bil, FaqnftiCo Oh CuRn'
to hRgs para que BUS pFog6Iitog no le
abRndOnOn, no 10 dGapTGOi0n, huyGndO do
81, dOi6ndol8 solo ca lOB tiltimoH gsatoH, On
las poEtFimeFaB muGCRg do gu vitsIidad.
La poIftica de el PaYtido Rspublicano,
que o. una polfticR do EsnCoTGI, de odios
frAtEicidaB, de GnAtsmatizAblO pOEfdia, que
Oh una poIftiCs que dCsCRngA gobFo hechoB
vsVgonERntsB que NOS hRCOn F0ooRdRF diGB
do terror mas nsgrOV, mas RCiHgoB, que
aqu0lloB del 1887, tiOnO que dGBapRrsCeE,
tisna que tOEmin0E en- eats C0ntiGndn.
Los principles do GStR politiCG 6n0OTpO'
TGdG, que Gst&n en- bRtRlla, que Olt6n ca
pugnS con Los IsntimiOntoB dc nusntEoB
CompatEiotO0, que son antHg6niOog s 10
religion dc nUGltFOs ideas, ? son, RdemGD,
sjenoB nuGatF0g BentimiOntou, han de re-
oibiF On eGtaB sleoCioneT unB yes mas de ls
pluEalidSd de les uFnRu, una GDpl6ndida ,
eloCusnto dsrEOtN, que pondF6 fin un
pOEtid0 que fenGCOT6, t0ni0nd0 que BOpul'
taruG On Ia tumbG dc "a CsTcRnR degolR'
Ci6n.
Aun CuandO Ia incorporation Fepubli'
cana fOeFR una incorporation CiGltB, veEAs,
una incorporation electoral, , no una in
corporation nominal, que niugGn peso
hRC0 en- 0l gObisFno do lR mstT6poli nj an
81 de- IR Oolonia, nj On Ian 0lOoCiOneI inBu'
IaFeB nj On las ContinOntSlGg; GGn cuOndo
10 incorporation FOpublicana no fusRR un
IAEoGAtico IOfBmR, pEOdiCado por lou Inn
poHtorEs del TepublicaniImo para diIuiF
B0s inoRuton CoEF0ligionaEioV, el pArtidO
Rspnblicano tSndr6 que scr RnulRd0 de Ia
pOlftiOG puGTtoTTiqn0fR.
Ed este 81 vStioinio de la p2tYia que 10
IsntGncia & muaEts, aCuB6ndolo AutO qua
vttRntsG de hAbOrIS vsndidO, do hAbsrla
OntEegRdO mRniRtadR, unoidR Rl CARO- de
la opFagi6n.
YeBel PaHtido Union do Puerto Rico,
con Eu campo prolific dc idesE, con 90 ban
daE6 regional snhleatR con 90 inContRbIo
falaujs de pAtEiotag, sl enCaTgsdo de hRosE
Cumplir 81 dictGm0n de ID pAtriO, venCiOn'
do, dNndo muOFto one paEtido On lRI ur'
mas elsCtorAlOI. que 10 BsEviran & nueatror
GdvsruRFios tRmbi6n do uTnRH BepulCrRleI,
para enterFsr los EeBtoG moTtaleB de "a
politiCG nafAndR, con 81 deId6n uupT0m0
del pueblo pu0rtOTliquel0.
Enrique Rosario.
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LA CONVALECENCIA

La cOnvalecencia es Un periodo de
TRANSITION entire Ia enfermedad V Ia
salud, que exige asiduOs cuidados. La
menor imprudencia, en- efeCtO, basta
para determinar una recaida que con
frecuencia es mas grave que Ia enfeF-
medad miSma. DespU6s de una enfers
medad Seria, Ell enfermO Queda siempre
muy debilitadO y la sangre muy empo-
brecida, de dOnde surge Ia necesidaG
absolute de ObserVar un regimen Y las
precauciones debidas para Obtener ek
restablecimiento de la salud. Convene,
pues, tOmar previamente alimentOS
facilmente digeribles y aumentar Ia
cantidad POGO POGO, sin apresurarse
demaSiadO, y evitar al enfermo en-
las primeras salidas Ell aire hGmedO asi
como las insolaciones.
-. sPor 10 que al regimen concierne,
debera ser esencialmente foTtificante
y ell medic mas segurO y sencillo para
TeCobrar apidamente y sin sacudidas
las fuerZas, es tOmaT vino de Quinium
Labarraque que es ell mas actiVO de
los vinOs de quina.
PreparadO por procedimientos espe-
ciales2 ell Quinium LabaIraque lleVa
como base un eXtraCtO complete de
quina que cOntiene tOdos los prinCi-
pios activos de esta preciosa corteza
cOmbinadOs con los vinOs de EspaIa
MAS eXquisitOs.
Ell uso del Quinium Labarraque la
dosis de una copita de las de licor
despu&s de cada cOmida basta para
Testablecer en- POGO tempo las fuer2as
aun en- aquellOs enfermOs mas este
nuadOs.
De consiguiente, tanto las personas
d6biles o debilit&das por las enferme-
dades, ell trabajo 9 los excesos, como
los adolescentes fatigados por un
rapido crecimieEto; las j6Venes en- Was
de formarse y desarrOllarse; las seno-
Tas recien paridas; los ancianos debi-
Htados por la edad; los an6micOs,
ETC., deben tOmar este medicamento
heroico.
Muy partieularmente esta todavia
recomendadO los cOnValecientes cue
salen de una enfermedad grave como
fiebTe tifoidea, bronquitis 8 pneumo-
MIA y, en- general, despu6s de las fiebres.
Ell Quinium Labarraque es, Segun Ia
expression de un ilustre doctor, ell mas
energico de los t0nicOs cOROcidos.
En- raZOn su eficacia y al sin nu-
nero de curaciOnes Obtenidas con este
medicamento, la Academia de Medicina
no ha yacilado en- aprobar la formula
del Quinium Labarraque, debiend0
Ijarse ell lectOr en- que esta es una
distinction rara vez OtOrgada y que por
81 misma reCOmienda va ell produCt0
mencionadO la confianza de los
enfermOs de tOdOs los paises. Encuen-
trase este producto en- tOdas las
droguerias y farmacias. l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-23

dos res 0itusdoB 81 suF del canine de
CaguRD y al Este del tEOso en- que 81 sdifi.
clio OOnocido como CGEc0l de PQsEta al Tis'
EEs, sst& BituadO, tsniando un ffento ca
diGho oamino do 405 pies 81 Centimo1 ,
axtsndiendogo 81 suE 6 todo 81 sncho dSl
agus do erfrGntP, como ahoE8 exists s
c0mo puada HoE mfB taE5o eEtabloSfdo;
(6) Una fsja do teREeno qus oontiOns
caEcR do nasen6a y giotS dtCimoa ds an oCra.
nituads al Osat8 de Il antigua CsEcal 6a
PRsEta do Ti0EEs, (ahoFa una faCtorfs a
ID C0mpl flia de tabaco ameFicansl de ea
fr8n6a aeBanta pies B0bEa el OaminO da a..
guaa extandiGndoBs & t0d0 81 anCho hncia
q Sur q feants del agua, como exirie ahn.
b 6 como msa tREds pusda HoR aliabIacido.
I0d0 10 qua Respact0 de- eltas GfCbsa
tiaEFau no e1tS aqul m6a detalIndanlen
dagOTito a. q que Rsspeeta 6 suB dina7fbu.
Cionea Y limits, Ha encuontES an Ii moncio.
nRda soRituga eEtandida al n do AbEil a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-23

do8 poF 6hte, dondO mejoF pu0dRn B0EviF al
intsE6s dol geIviCiO, para 81 di0gu6BtiC0 y
tratamiento de paCisnteg, para lR invanti.
gaci6D de pEOblOma de impoEtanCiR CiOntf-
iCR con obiet0 do RdquiEiE an C0nBCimient0
mojOF dc ID UnCinRFiGSig
Sscci6n 9.-Con objsto de dar cumpli.
mientO las diBpoBioiOnOI de ODia Ley, 90
6Bigna de OuAlquisF dinsFO en- TeGoFOFfs
quG no GOt6 deBtinado otrRu RtsncioneB, y
Dor 10 que FeubR del A6o sCon6mico que
8eFminR On 80 de JUNO de 1909, lR can't
dad de tEsintR y niOtO mil puiniGntog dollars
8 10 que dc eUR BumR fO0Te n0CsIRTio.
ssCCi6n 10-LN Ley titulRdG "Ley para
crear una ComiHi6n p0TmanentO para Ia
vupFsui6n de la UnCinDTiaGiB en- PaeEtO Ri
co :" apEobSda en- dc mREzo do 1907, ,
tods ley 6 paIts de ley que 0gt6 en- contra
dioCi6n con egtA Ley, quOdan per ella de-
rtgAdaL
seCci6n 11.-EGta Ley empsaAEE & re-
gir dagds 81 pEimeEo de oCtubEs dc mil no
VeCi0ntoB och0.
AprOba1a en- 18 de BsptismbEo de 1908.
Enta 10y fa6 apEObada pOE unNnimidad
en- IL CGm0ER do DslCgadoB y tuvo Lon z
votes On contra cd el O0uG0Jo Executive d.
loB 6rer. BAEboRa y Sanchez M0Rale1 70
pubIiConOs, que 90 oponfan qua el nom
bramiento del director del BerViCi0 de Sn0
mia fOsFa doBignadO pOr el director de-
Cou1olidado, 6niCO dspaEtamsntO del go
bi0EnO insulRE & cargo do Lon puoEtOEEi
quGloE -
Lon 8 miembEog noRteamGEiCAnOg de
Conasio Executive votAT0n poE qu0 u fA
OuItad do aqual nembEamiGntO no Ee1idiofl
en- manou del gobeFnadoF = n On Lea de
director pueEt0TEiqueHo del axpEsuado De
paEtamanto, fernando 81 ''quoRum" nGCo
SATio CON Lou otFoa tres mi0mbEog puORtoEEt
quR6ol del EefeEido CuOEPo l0gisladoE'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-23
COLEGIO PARTICULAR
E1sIas0ivGments para miaas y ssMOritas.

Sc abriE6 en- San Juan en- Cuanto ae
matriCulsn 80 ninaa poE 10 monoR So
gaFanti3s una GnH0fianza tan naleCte como
on lRU sgCuelas p6bliCaH.
Las aIumnsG HufrirGn exRmsn por 81
Dapartamento.
ProfssoEA dsBdO GI DO. al 80. gradO, do
fia Ara Rogue do DupEey.
Grades primaries, dofiR JuanR Armenia
do LaEO; 6sts snsenRrE lAbOFsB, dibUio,
pintuFa , religion.
Una ameriCana enuelar6 sl iDgl6u. ss
admitir6n intsFnaB. PreCios ConvSnCionR-
lee.
LsB mAdros que desssn matricuIar &
BuR hijas, pusdsn diEijirB0 al ndmeEo Ia
cRIls de Ia FOEtalssa, donde informaE6n.
15ga
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AbTig0S de VeTan0.

In el PARIS BAZAR 90 acaban dc
reCibir abRigos fsEma MONTE CARLO
On color Ohampagns pEOpiOa para 10 esta'
Ci6n. Los hay 0lsgantisimOB con CualloI
boEdados y de pEsCieB muy limitadOE Para
saIidaB Dc tOatFO , dc bRilsI B0n inmejOEs'
bIsa. En- RbEigoB nsgrol hay an gran
BuVtido. AbAniOOs iapOneuSH gran move.
dad, peEfameEfa fna fEanCeua do lag mejo'
Ees mRECeg, CintuFOneB, psinetAg 6 iDfinidRd
de aFtfculo8 DO noYedad que egta CRHa r.
Cibs poE tOdo8 los vapoEoS qus legSn %
Europa. PEDRO GIUSTL, FoEtalO'
IN 27,
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En- ell f0ndO del mar. .naCi6 Ia peTIa.
YOR6I fG6 hllIld0 tGmhIBn Ia ClbOzl de Ia Sc
FOfItl Lucia FlbIy.

TriOute, sOptiembEe 6.-Ha nido encoDo
tEadR On sl fondo del mar Ia OAbGz2 de
una i6veD, la HGfioEitR Lucia FabFy, nOviS
de Julio Fo0dran, miembTo de una anti
gua fAmiIih vieneBa, que hAbfa BidO Capi'
tan del Oj6rcito y OSt6 Ah0rA OmplOAdo en-
una oompOfifA do n0v0gaCi6u do Trieste;
GobEO cate individuo Pecaen BoBpGOhRB de
que hRyR sido 81 Rutor del hoEEendo Crf'
men; psro 6l 10 NIGGA del mOdo mEs AbsO'
Into
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1908, y en- cierto report, fsChado 81 10 de
DieismbEe de 1906. GonCsEnisnts tsFEs'
nos p6bIfCog dc Porto Rico EeBOEVad0B pa
"a finG8 lavaIag, BOmstido 81 capftkn Sam
O. DENLY, de lR marina de los EStadeH
UnidOg. jubi'RdO, Y Frank Fsnilla, Onton'
CeB AttoRneY general de- PoEto kioo.
En- fS de 10 omal 70 hs pusuta sn sBto mi
mRno did poniondo gaa ggtampado 0l gsll0
dc Ios Eltad0s UnidOg.
Hecho On Ii Ciudad de WaShingt0n, este
dia A 40 Agosto, On q afio do nuaItEo Sc
fi,F 1908 ' de 10 indspondenGia do loa 80.
tadoB Bnidog, el CiOnto tFsinta = tEsG
TeOdOrO ROOseyeH
POP 81 prsaidants, Roberto Bacon, Ac'
ting ssorstsriO de EGtado. No. S19l"
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Ia mltT0 OnlVqulGI6 dI8lV6I
Do IA terrible naGh,

Berlin, ssptiambEs Ala mAdre de
Grsts Beir 10 hi vuslto loCs de rsIuItRn
do Ia Ultima noChs que pAD6 con gu hija,
snteI de que 6ItS fooFO guilIotinada.
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En - impEanta 30 vSndo papGl de-
oEii66i5ico yieie 6 S2.0O l0S A6 hioB (aHa
qoli
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so extra saludable baadO pOr las brsas del Ooeano
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soIAREs DE TeDAs D1mENs1ONEs PREcros MoD1c

eRANDEs FAcrL1DADEs PARA Ell PAeo.
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NO E OBLIGATION DE CONSTITUTE sU CASA ha bOnfc6n
brquen dentrO pues obligation
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benin BROTHERS,

Esquina San Justo Teutan. San Juan, P. R.
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SEPTBRE 81 1908.
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Lsta Parcal de los Residences Compradores de sOares
New-York tribune., 1908-04-14
HELD FOR WIFE MURDER.
Husband Says HIS Wife Uas Dead
When He Reached Home.

With two dagger gashes across her neck Mrs
Antoinette Lieberman, twenty-three years old. who
lived with her husband on the second floor Of
six story tenement house at No 706 CourtIandt ave
nue.. was found by her husband. Isaac LIeberman
a shirt manufacturer dead in bed yesterday.
Mrs. kremer. janitress Of the building heard
Lieherman cry: They have killed my wife
pulled the knife out of her neck" The police took
him 10 the TOmbs on a charge Of technical hornI-
eide by order of Coroner Mcdonald. DR.. Rosen. Of
Lebanon Hospital, said that Mrs. Lieberman had
been dead several hours
Lieberman. when asked if he had washed his
hands after picking up the dagger, said he had not
The police say that the knife handle was covered
with blood
Dr- Curtin. the coroner's physician, said that
Mrs IAeberman might have choked TO death
Three diamond rings were said TO be missing from
her fingers DR.. Curtin also said that the ear
rings Mrs. Leberman had worn must have been
torn from her ears
New-York tribune., 1908-04-14
OF Hferesf ~
" TO WOme en-.
CH[LDREN'S READING
Parents Too RemisS IN This Matter,
lSayS Dir. SteUenS.

Many parents are feeding their children into the
school system and are waiting to see accomplished
young men and women come out at the other eno'
according TO John C. Stevens. district supervisor
of the Auxiliary Educational League
They think he said To the Mothers IIuo AZ
the Hotel Martha Washington yesterday, that 'Ie
whole duty of parents is accomplished when theS
have fed clothed and housed their children Ihefe
are more homeless children than houseiess ones
and many children in luxurious homes are worse
off than those of the tenements-
In the matter of reading for their children MY
Stevens THINKS that parents particularly rehlss.
I'VE indiscriminate.' he said IN "ui
praise OF children who are fond Of reaolng- MANY
mothers think that the mere act OF readihE =
synonymous with virtue and Intelligence nu1 l"e
child may simply be TummaEinS among Ht1i"-'
garbage and inhaling literary poison
There is great need of expert guidance 1" 'ne
matter of chiIdrens reading II is too important
10 be left TO chance The childs reading shouiu
keep pace with its school work and furnish a fund
Of information useful TO it in its school work II
should also form a community of interest between
the parent and child The Introduction OF suppie
rnentarv reading in connection with the schooi
work has been Of tremendous advantage but 'l'a'
the teacher is not entirely in control or the Slua
tiou is shown by the number of useless books taken
out OF the public libraries by children Mothers
ought TO take expert advice on this subject anu
not trust TO their judgment n regulating t"e
reading Of their children. II is as much the duty
of the home TO feed the chiIds mind as 10 teed ls
body and mistakes made in early training can
never be remedied."
New-York tribune., 1908-04-14
TIN" HEATS BINGHAM.
Promises only $4,000 for anarchist
.SIeuths After 4crid Hearing.

General Bingham who returned from week s
rest Yesterday. urged the Finance CoIhillI'ee u
the Board of Aldermen TO report favoraoly on MS
request for 100000 for secret service ponce 10
l71In+ down anarchists He had a lively time
chiefly with Chairman Sullivan. who told the com
missioner he would give him possibly $500"
Alderman Sullivan told the Commissioner that
his request for money was the first he had made
ann that If he ever told any Cne the Board of
Aldermen would not give him money he had MADE
a wrong statement The Commissioner deIleo ne
had made any such statement.
Il think you're all right, Commissioner. said
Little Tim" after some discussion. Only you're
surrounded by the worst bunch Of i'll advisers
ever came across. Not being familiar with the
city as a in your position might be- you nave
10 lean certain people
Well r. began the Commissioner. but several
other aldermanic members sailed into him along
the same line and Little Tim" asked him go
ahead with his explanation Of what ne wanted the
$4,000 for.
The Commissioner said he had asked in the
budget Of last year for $500 for secret service
police and had not got it. But certain events,
particularly the event Of certain Saturday, said
he. Showed the necessity for knowing more about
certain people and showed the impossibity Of
finding out about these people with the means at
my command. I've received many letters about
the conduct Of the police al that time some lauda
tory and not" The Commissioner explained
. that men he had the detective force were
known and that prevented them getting the in
formation needed.
Mr. Commissioner put in Alderman Sullivan,
lis there any city in the United States that has a
secret service force outside its police department.?
I don't know" said the Commissioner.
Alderman Sullivan said he did not understand
how the force could be kept secret if the State
and Municipal Civil Service boards had TO pass on
every man. He wanted know if the establish
ment Of such force meant a reflection on the
present force, and General Bingham said il did
Mr.. Sullivan told the Commissioner that 'qots OF
that Black Hand business was a fake"
You come TO my office and I'll show YOU evil.
oence about that" said Commissioner bingham
that Il make your hair stand on end"
Il m afraid TO TO bed for the last three
months, said Alderman Sullivan. In my block
II three months there have been twenty burglares
/ live on 7th street. There were i've shots fired
IN some burglary trouble about week ago Where
are the precinct mem ! re citizens clothes
rueno"
That's just what I want the money for" said
General Bingham To find out these things"
Alderman Sullivan then "ried" Commissioner
Bingham most by saying the police force was
denoralized
| Commissioner Bingham looked very grave.
| clasped his hands together like a child in PRAYER
and said implorngIy to Alderman Sullivan:
20 Mr Alderman, say that in private won't
/ YOU"