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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-16
wy II, / u q . ds1iesnliniik 81, pol

" vyylbdiitniejjs,sy5icolkl dzlienniiikarz pol
askiolhh, ksdry poh6i'al spelacssae.hdstwoo'
|1polsskl1,ea pod Mdoaakla..ll.elm do piracy
mad ludem II ffndem. Praca lego
||oii,clba, lecs rk,u,tsosna ene,rgiiczzanudas,
:sdsialalna 5'wR;ii,eslle5Tdo breeo j sachowa-
& polstossd wludsio. BY On y
kohou redaktoreml ,,sfowa Pols-
kliiego' i v Warssaawiics #
$50 sE-..1sSSlss &C. -s7T-s -
WARSZAWA. 26-ta rocznice u~'
raedowanla aroybisknpieeeot Ks *. arr y:
cybiskupa Wincentego Popiela OBJ
chodzono uroezystem nabozehstwem
4 a 4. t 10 I g5ia-*sszzs2ssSs <as&Es * IS Il:
v ko6ciele archikatedralnym sw.
b. 4. z~ssa. assasz Is S #s:l
I: Jana :. K :; e dt " IA y{ie9slf IS 'si aroy0l-
skup Teopdorowicz : Lwowa.3 Bis.
II a. y. : ~ 1: gE sss55S:t & ID. I" 3 s@ss
supen ieat !. ks /, ], a.rleybiskkaapp y i
" jul % j. 1853 IT,, e. naprz6d.
pfookim, potem wloolawsklm;
~ 49, *: A sss4s.ss ssl::ss..s: Rfi*se iss$.s&ts*y ! w.
stu'lztaela
PRAISE, ktdrego stasem'sajycien by
10 objetd4anie rdtnyoh miast, v
|kt6ryob sare:saa sie, pc
tenn porzucal oftary Wsp6laiozka
|jego. byla do6wiadozl'ona swatka,
kt6ra. razem : niiims ob}ezdzaia mia
sta, swatajac smu posiadaj4ce uz~
bierany fnndusik 'itp.l Po uwlezie~
niu zaprowadzono go do rabina,
Igdzie zezDas, -2eposllubi1 blisko 80
zyddwek, szskt6rych podaf nazwiska
9l porz uoonyoh; .Teszty pszwisk ME
pamietat.- Wlskszos6sson pochodzi"
la z okolioy .Miiihdsaks.- Kllkanas~
cle ieh prsyjechato do tegoz rabina
blakajac przynajmn1ej Q rozwdd
religijny.;:>P rajsksudsielat wspania-
}omyslnie @rozwod6w, gdy. kt6ra
mu "a. to 1zapaBe,}a GOSH Prooeder
ten Prajssuprawials JUL cd 9 lat.
] =. d. -'n @ '. ~. Il. aL =" -.tJf
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-16
.Dostaf czego

,Dxswffe6 1rt temIau wygfadafo:
tak,iakkhy midi 5eczaas juA nadssedlt''
|po~iadaIpan- ssF4rthIngg : Mill
Creek, Ind. Ter. ,,Bylem takznisz-:
Ebony, zse hi Is q siieess1Alih'tojje iWiisialo ma;
bardzos oiienk,aj nick P'olaeii nj.
Epotem sIaptekarx Electric. B tiers;
Il l,lI,il m,islb1utelllksa zdobyiem 70 sscos
mi byfos potr.zlei6lnliem -zsiN}e. Mia Eil
lem. ilestna h.og ewssgrobie leez a.
Iecttie,aB Buffers s.y1esiiaaigneioiiaa szndd6,w
ma q l s. 1. .siies.sstep1slssm5Jrdwu sjakk mig
az sprzedawana pod gwsaraaeyaa
n: J..KowalewNal,lkiueaggo apiece Sc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-16
y POD OSKALA.

WALKA 2 An ARCHIA. odees-
ki general guberaator ogtestit ukaz
" kt6rym nakaznje w}a6oioiellom
domdw i mieszkaina scisle dozorowa--
ME lokatordw wzRlednle podns;;
jemc6wl, 81 tym kierunku, ozy ME
znajduja sle pomisd*y /. mini baDs
dyol Tub anarchi6cl. GIdwnie. male,
az patrsec. "a skllady b lb,, pro
ohu. Katdy miesskauiec mi4sta Jest
nbowiazany yeaee'rfs .:'tl, osobi n's', :
y . policy u. podad 4. n ~ i'll'' = os s'l'
= 1odejrz.n e ,' q 2 ban '1i,' IA y Is q,
,xtdrsy q ddaaiza praWa,dils':iiwse 0skszsdvs
Il, odbiora nagrody pleniesne..
" WARszAWIE ana nagsle
Fsp. Jan Polpiawaaki, jeedd|'ean ! naaj
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-16
q PRUS P''OLSKICH:l.

GREBOjIN. Donosiliemy jna
he ma pos:edsicielu Nasie zemszczo
no sic pc barbarzyhskun v ten spo'
sob, ze oderznieto zywej krowie ]e-
gowYmie, Z}oczyhcy TEN ME nasycll'
jednakowoz ~jeszcze swej zaedzy zem-
sty, DO pdzn'ej wytrzehili ..%]@szcze
kurnik i dom mieszkalny zbombar'
dowal, kamieniam,, tax, re 20 ezyb
zosta}o pot}uczonych. Posiedz siNa'
n, kt6ry parobkiem wyst9pla
przeciw burzycielom ciezko z1anio~
no. Wreszcle podpalono j%eszcze ma
domiar zabuiowauia jego. Stodo'a
i stajnia sta}y sic pastwa p1omlen'.
Re s}uszna surowa kara tych ludzl
ME MIME, to pewna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-16
- zGALICYI +.

u--r r-.S"' NE'Hf1s -, ) s =. - @
Oddzial .babiogdrski Towarsys
T1atrsahaktileeggoe ma zamiar po-
stawid ma szozycie Boskiej CORY,
zwanym=-Djablakiek statue Matki
Bosk,,ej. samoaiIs at I'll ma mice: ..
!kolo Q i pol mietraswysokofci j. mu,
Isl by6 re wzgleaur,a wielkle zmia::
u, ny temperate, ry= sp,wietr1a WJyko-
mana re spiau. Bedzie. to zwapania~
Is. hold iobjaw uczuc ezci Marco
.du polskiego ola sswej#najmo3niej-
.sAej j najukocbahszej Patronk', ola
:Kr6lowejj Poiskls 5 Poniewaz pro"
.jekt postawienia statuy znajduje "
.okolioy Babel CORY jak najwytsze
.uznanie, kossta jednak wykonania
.beda znaezne, s.przeto zawiazany "
tym celu knm:tet upras1a 0 popar..
Gle ptojektu. :Frzesnaczone ma ten
eel datki nslety przesfad do rak ks. ks.
d. iska:t Niklewicza, proboszcza "
:Zawoi adsMakdbw GalieYa)
!. >sss;4. !. 4 II : -=Tzs5.- .E--T
I, 4: KRAKOW a q. y, +: P'ay u, I. O. Krako=
u We Z: T g ao!, aggs'a. . prust s.. ia
b Dry :i' oleja kokosowe e !, We :. WrocS
j starat ZIG 2 zam OWE ien'a =
aas. ,.1 : .k j! I e s:,.. k,6trrz y. j i la'
vet As ! .''s@ Xe .s|.' ed ||'ea':ss7'.= .el' elmo
wnie. Odm6w i zam6~ len paWet
kutpcy israelscey. J d1n tylko:zfa
brykant6dw~ X k.rrakowtlich u,hy!Iif :
Oh bd jkod,o.i c,xynff ,naosqe .
IA &c s. !, r q. s;szsss:a est W ~.
m6wlenia u Them ella, co Jest fax
tem:ze ws4szeehs MAR lggodnyn= ubo-
tewania. 81 /, !.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-16
zE SLASKA.

zE
" 3. iona pevnegoo.
1 Al y !. Z ppo " m,iiejjjso 81,
=6cl " ustegiesdlotrf usnela as ~ u
.tegor b. j dotychozas siie nie#o e'Da1s
Odzywiana jest sz l't,ealfle
sTRAsZNY Gym PLAZA.
EGdrnik Wrdbel Z R6zdlienia pod
Katowicami wrdci4 rag ' sierpnia|
!. ). pijany do domu. Gniewa}o go,
Re cdreozka jego 10 mlesieczna pla~
tkafa. Pochwycil Ja vice q nogi !
uderzye g}dwka kilka razy 9 lcal,',e
j pod&oge, . potem wyrzulch ok
,nem. : ! pier wsaego pietr1a ma d 55'l
Dzieoko amarlo. Sad zbyto ,na'hi
skaza} 60 ma 9 lat eiezkieggo vie
zienia i 10 lat ntraty praw honoro-
wych.
l. 500 .#,= r-FrFE -....E = IL 80. --."sFus-is<
s.5.zG- -.-7 TzS#5a* V :
" Brzegu ,%stnleje jeszcze kos
|ci6l nadworny ksiazet 2 domu Pia-
stow pod tytu}em sw. Jadwigi, ale
Jest bardzo zaniedbany Dabozeh-
|stwo odprawia sic Y MIN tYlko cd
Is do 22-go pazdz. (oktawa uro~
ozystodci 6w Jadwigi). w grobow~
Gu spoczywa s2 Piast6w. Teraz,
|gdy stwierdzoao, kto ma obow'a..
eek restauracyi, zabiora sic nleba,
wen do wykonania tel tax potrze-
bnej grun:ownej restauraoyi~
BANK w L0zKU jest najgor-
Sym ze wszystwich, ola tego mic
nalezy p~ieniedzy chowad do }6aka,
AMI gdziebadz indziej v domu, all: ale
p,eotir:ze1bsa i je. skfadao " banku w}a6-
ciwym, gdzie ich z}odzioj ME u
kradnie i gdzie przynosza procenn Mt.
Pewna biedna wdowa z;Kr6lewskiej
Huty zaoszczed1i}a sobie : wielk.mn
trudem i zaparciem siebie 200 mr.,
kt5re niestety zlozy}a " }6zku.
Jej synek trsynastoletni, zdaje sic
nlcpod wielki, pienladze te.skradl.
polloya, go aresztowala, ale czy po-
licya wydobedzie z niego pieniadze,
je i'li j;e zmar now os'z =,
sksa.dajmy v bbankaoh!! Wiskssyoh
oszczednoaoi:nie prseeeehlD.w uimy pod
zadnym warunkiem w*domu!
KAToW1CE. "a obrase pro-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-16
- ~ Ts
= POD NOWEGOMIAsTA,

Z POD N~OWEGoMlAsTAA..
Baeznosc ma r6znych kusic.ell !
zdrajc6w! Bylo JUL 0 tych .rdznych
podstepach dosyd po gazetach, ale
ME MONA tego coraz to~La nowo
prsypomipac, zw}aszcza, re coraz
TO move wymyslaje sposoby CT
zdrajcy.
Dzis,aj s}yszalem. lie do P1co3-
iowa, moze 2 kilometry (okofo
6wier6 mili) cd Nowegomi'sta 3D.
dalonei wsi, przyby}o karetaa kilk ku
me2ozyzn, pandw, At6rzy p"oc~le
dzieli, lie So z Polski, m6wiac pc
polsku. s~}yszeli, jak mdw'6 dale]'
IL chca Polakom ziemie odblerct,
pondiewaz podobno lie gospodarza.
Chc:eliby sie. tel o tenn przekonac,
CIV to 1rAwda, :e tax lie gospodar,a.
I uwierzyli I'M ci gospodarze, ! u
vaaaiac, ze to pewnie wspdlczucle
i'm okazane i oprowadzali ich Pc
wsz7stkich katach, CO CT wiasnle
choiell, n~lezawodnie jake wysfan-
nicy wrog6w naszych. powledz'ell
tel ci %kuslcjele, re pojada STAN
tad do Lip6wca. Paco}to wo jest to
wioska mniejszych rolnik6w i'ha"
}apnik6w, vice wldac, jak in 10
tych chodz1, zwtaszcza " takiel
bliskosci miasta. Wiekszym wfa-
6c%ioielom, jak gazety " tycb
dniach pisa}y, nasylaja take Pod7
stepne zlecenia, aby ich wywiesc
cd swojskich stron jak najdalej poo
Hamburg. do WestfAlii It'd.
lime, zdaje sic, So j~,szcAe pok'u-
sy i to gorsze, pochodz2ace pewnl'
z tel samei strony. sl5szafem, 2
gdzie6 tam rad zono, ably bic i bro
MIC sic, czem SIC da, gdy przy]da9
zlemie zabiera6. Vice j~eszcze RAJ
bacznosc j to spokojna. M ze z "a
coltowa kto COS dok}adniejszego
doniesie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-16

5zy.$kT1y yplSS ia@ Il I.'1''as ~
kilka cietkich ran. 2 pomosccsa co
shadow udalo 'sle po dliu 'lg;i y ~
dach zwiasad szalenoa, kt6rr,egg t's o.5
deslano zn6w do zakladu ala obl,ag;
kanych5.
q o NA1NSKIEGO.
W KRoTosZYNIE skaza} sgd
zfotnika ,. Szczepaniaka 20 poleca,
uie broszek zpolskim orze}kiem ! j
naplsem: ,,Bo&e zbaw Polske" ma
80 m. kary. Dopatrzono bic " tenn
podburzania. ,Faterland't zo-
stall uratow,any pred niebezpiecznne,-
mi orze4kami.
RUPIENlCA. Handlarza naftys
W. Neckego napadnieto ma szosie
torunskie] nledaleko Jazlhca, "a
nordowano 60 i wyw}aszczono z
calego zarobku d,iennego, kt6ry
zebra1 W Fordonie "a sprzedanie
nafty, Zamordowaaego znaleziono
W rowie a w6z z konmi znajdowa}
sic niedaleko, vice tel. zbrodnie
rych}o spostrzezono. Zamordo wany
kt6rego odwieziono do kostnicy "
Fordonie, pozoztawia Zone i troje
drobnych dzieol.
[NOWROCkAW. w 6rode zamie
rza}a W. napadzie obfedu iona PEI
wnego robotnika W Metwaoh ode,
bta6 sobie zycie. Wziawszy brzy:
tive, powiedzia}a, ze musi sic pre-
konac, jak sic odbywa rzezanie ]
znikne}a W komdrce, " ktorej sic
zatarasowala. MAJ, ME przeczuwa]a.
cy mic dobrego, drzwl komory wy:
wazy} i nads .edf j~tszeze v sam czas,
by nieszcze6ciu: zapobledz. Tyl-
ko z oaiym wysiikiem zdo1a} nie'-
szozesliwej, ktdra juz mniejsze Gle
9. 49, -. Es.ss - =. o|'=@.-i-. ..G. .a-lr.'E 90
Gle ma szyi sobie zadala, wydrzet
brzytwe a przywolany natychmiast
lekarz RANG opatrzy}, poozem ME"
szozesliwa odstawjono do lazare-
u. 80 81
NOWROCKAW. Aresztowano
dw6ch laezczyzn i awie kobie.y Pc
dejrzewano o wsp6}udzia} " NOR
derstwie. Dzisiaj pre- viezlon1o
lch z aresztu policyjnego do wiezie
MA. I'rzypuszczaja, re jedna z tych
os6b napewno jest morderca. Pier
6cionek z sygaetem wyda} zbrodnie.
Me byl bowiem, jak donosilismy
" kleszenl zamordowanego, lecz le.
sat pod o'ia}em lego. Prawdopodo'
bnie zgubii g, morderca. W4asci--
sieia pieraoionka jul w%ykr'yt":
za%mo,dowany ME byt robotni'
klein z Rosy, Kalinewskim,
lecz wedrownym katarynarzem|.
WsCHoWA. zbrodnia cay sa--
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-16

.ws,zzy krxyki prsybiegiaa' 1 ! ssdaa ej
:killka cieskicha ran ran. z p \ na.9'cA sa-
shadow uda1o sle l..l p, dAsu y ~. tr'a5
dach zwiazad szaleahoa,, lkttdrrsego' o.
.destano zndw do zak1adu aia oblag;
kanyoh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-16

WOLSZTYN. W poblisk lei wio
zee Krzyzu odegr4la sic st crs'tn >
sceaa. Juz cd kwartalu zatrudnlaf:
tam gospodarz j naczelnik gmniinny
KLEIN murarza Starkbauera ktdre.
20 pred niedawnYm czasem wyp1uus"
szczono zak}adu z ola oblakanycaht...
" ubleg}ej nocy nagle g. zn 40
poiawif Gig Z uiego napad walrJlac
.ki. lkv}o godziny II wyskoozy} z
1dzka " mniemaniu, re robotnik X
: kt6rym spai " jeedn,yms Pso'ktAo <
podpa!h go Re stoi v Homie
mach. Pochwycl} n6z, ~lezgsoy Ds5
stole ] napadf ma rob,tn,iksaaa3 E j
lego syna, potem .rzuci} u.
ma Zone KIiema, kt6ra p~osfyszs-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-16

! BYToM. : "a rzekommae obra-
= prokuratoryi prusklej v dwu
przypadkach skazany zostal redak-
IS ), P E'pl1alt ?. Jan an. Guy : Mi:
ohalkowio ia 400 marek. hkary; q, g
Bray dopatrn'oano sig Y kryt y
k;'e9n,1fiekaty, jake prokuratorya e,
raadzi1a ma niekt6r. dzielA pooeetdw
polskieh.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-22
Romance Of Transmission.

Cautiously trailing through some shad
owy canyon OF the Sierras, perhaps with
treaeherous footing along the bed Of a
turbulent mountain stream. sheer, crag-
III walls Of rock rising on either side
ID sixty, eighty, On one hundred feet.
from which every yistage Of living green
has been torn BY the spring torrents
and above which again mount three or
four hundred feet OF steep, forest clad
slopes, the keen eye Of hunter or pros
peetor may sometimes light upon two
or three wires swinging in a crescent
high above the feathered tops OF the
pines The span from supporting peak
to supporting peak may be two hundred
or two thousand feet.
If the explorer is stranger and I'M.
acquainted with the peeuliarities Of the
country his first thought win be Of tele.
graph or telephone. But the old hand
knows better, and il a hunter. will prob.
ably ejaculate with an oath: Trans.
mission
With this introduction, George Fred.
erfc Stratton writes q remarkable article
on the Romance Of Transmission in
the Technical World Magazine ior Nav.
It gives a striking picture of the wonder.
MI work being done IN developing our
natural resources, while touching upon
the inspiring side Of the engineers labors.
The article is admirably illustrated.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-22
THREATENS DEATH
10 A MILLIONAIRE
Unknown Enemy Sends Letter ID
Charles G. Tousey For Doing
Deed of Charity.

New York, April 2D III you or any
male member Of your family come To-
Great Neck this year you viii never
leave II alive
so begins an illiterate scrawI received
By Charles G. Tousey, millionaire, On
his return from Florida. where hs
passed the winter with his family, d
bis summer residence at Roslyn, L. |,
overlooking Manhasset Bay.
The threatening letter which bears
no @Black Hand Of any elew to its
writer, runs on:
90 40 R0slyn, where You gave your
money to them devils that did not need
1t. We have watched for this chance.
We have watched You all last summers
this year will tell We know how deaf
sou are. We give you chance to stay
away. If you come it is your risk"
Mr. Tousey said: "a foreigner was
murdered near hero some ime ago.
learned that his wife and family were
aboard ship coming to America. To
prove To the widow that she was arriy,
ing among d people not devoid of SYM
pathy or charity I sent $50 To William
Asstte, then postmaster at Rosiyn, to
give her. Thrae months later she mar.
lied again and il living about three
miles from Rosiyn, / am informed.
am sure my intentions were good in
helping the widow
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-22
BRIANS GRANDSON
GIVES HIM A SCARE.
Hides on Shipboard When the Nebraskan
Goes to the Pier to Meet
the Family.

New York april 90 William J. Bry-
ans grandson, little Bryan Leawtt, gave
the Democratic leader a bad scare yes
terday. Mr.. Bryan had gone to the pier
to meet the steamer Minnehaba, upon
which Mrs. Bryan, her daughter, Mrs.
Ruth Leavitt, and Mrs Leayitt's two
children we're returning from Europe
When the steamer swung in at the pier,
Mr.. Bryan was one of the first on board.
lie found Mrs. Bryan and Mrs. Lea
WITT awaiting him on the upper deck.
His granddaughter Ruth was also there,
but little Bryan was nowhere to be seen.
Officers Of the ship we're pressed into
the search, but they were not successful.
II was his mother who found him just
when the anxious grandfather had about
made up his mind that the child either
had fallen overheard or had slipped
ashore alone.
The boy had hidden himself under q
berth in his mothers stateroom, and
had remained there without sound.
When he was drawn out of his hiding
place by his mother, little Bryan threw
himself into his grandfathcr's arms and
the big crowd which had gathered on
the deck watched the meeting.
From the pier the family went at once
to the Hoffman House. Mr.. Bryan was
obliged to leave them at once To fill an
engagement In Trenton. He returned
to Norfolk last evening. however, and
with his family until they left
for Nebraska to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-22
PRESBYTERIANS GAINED
IN NEW ENGLAND.
Largely Through Inuux of Scotch People,
1t Was Reported at Boston Pres
bytery Meeting in Man
chester.

Manchester, April %. Presbyterian
delegates from churches in all the New
England states, with the exception Of
Rhode Island, met in this city yesterday
for the first Of three days session
Of the synod Of New York and Connecti-
cut, having jurisdiction over Presbyterian
affairs in Maine. New Hampshire, Mas
sachasetts, Vermont and Connecticut.
The annual meetings of the Presby-
terians OF this year finds the body with
membership considerably increased over
that represented at past meetings, o
constantly growing influx Of Scotch ope-
ratiyes in textile centers having brought
an almost corresponding growth in the
number Of Presbyterians in those places.
This migration Of Scotch operatives has
been felt most in New England. Other
textile district shave noticed it, but not
In such great volume.
The meetings were held in the West
minister Presbyterian church and were
attended by a varied gathering Of Pres
byterian workers UNCONVENTIONAL lead
ers, the foreign field and prominent lay
men of the faith were all In attendance
and the Woman's Missionary society had
large representation at the meeting.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-22
.ARMING I'M
THE CAUCASUS
Russia Sending In Many
Troops
MOVEMENTS CONFIRMED
The Grand Duke Nicholas Goes South
10 Investigate the Persian
rontier Trouble, It Ii
Reported.

st. Petersburg, April 22.--DIspatches
setting forth the grave situation Of the
Russian detachment in Persia are fully
confirmed BY official reports received at
the foreign office from the Russian com
mander at Yelisavetpcl, in trans eau
casia, ninety miles from TiAis.
Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaievitch
departed quietly from here Monday for
the Crimes, travelling ineognito in an
ordinary coach, instead OF BY private
car. The trip ostensibly il for personal
reasons, and it Il stated will be Of short
duration, but the grand dukes departure
just previous to the imperial family re-
union for the Easter festivities and Tor
the marriage Of Grand Duchess Marie
Pavlona to Prince Wilhelm Of Sweden
is considered an indication Of more
important object. II is reported that
the grand duke Is really on his way to
tine Caucasus 10 make d personal inspec.
tion both Of the Persian and Turkish
frontiers, where the situation is arous.
ing considerable apprehension. Despite
diplomatic denials, Russia continues to
forward re.enforcements and munitions
oi war to the Caucasus. An American
traveller returning from that territory
recently states that he saw train after
train loaded with soldiers proceeding ii
d southern direction, and the railroad to
Kars IL 80 swamped with military stores
that III II unable to accept private
freight. The European military attaches
especially the German, are evincing keen
interest in regard to the general situa.
tion, and have made number of cffi
cial inquiries. but the general staff re-
iterates that the measures are purely
precautionary on the part of Russia and
are designed to repair the negligence
of past years in order to put the Turko
Persian frontier In a normal condition
for defense.
News was received here yesterday that
the Persian brigands who Monday adj
vaneed to attack the Russian forces IN
Persian territory were driven back with
heavy losses and retired to the noun
tains. The Russian detachment from
BelesEar has again advanced a short
distance into Persian territory. where it
awaits re endorsements. There is no
sign as vet of the heralded Persian OK.
petition to aid the Russians.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-22

HUGHES FOR
SECOND PLACE
The Party Leaders Would
Force Nomination
PART OF FIXED PROGRAM
-
One Way to Save the State Of New
York Politicians There Do Not
Want Him Again for
Governor.


Warrington, April en- The nomina-
ton 81 Governor Hughes for vice-Presi-
dent Is said 10 be part Of the fixed pro
gram Of the so-called administration Re
publicans. Within the last few days
several prominent New York Rcpubli-
cans have said to the President that the
governor must be forced bcfor- Tile peo-
pie as candidate for something If
New York state IA to be carried for the
Republicans next fall These same ennis
carries made ii clear that the politicians
of the Empire State do not want Hughes
renominated for governor TIE upshot
of the conferences that have bern going
gu Is q decision 70 force his nomination
for yice-president if possible.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-22
PAPER TRUST"
INVESTIGATION
-------~---
10 Be Made by Special House
Committee
RESOLUTION IS ADOPTED
The Evidence Of Combination Is to Be
raken--774 Newspapers Join in the
Protest Against the
Trust,

Washington April 22 The House
yesterday adopted Speaker Cannon's re-
solution authorizing the appointment Of
committee TO investigate the so-called
paper trust and the general subject of
wood pulp and tho manufacture Of
printing paper. The resolution provides
for a select committee of six, and was
passed under suspension Of the rules.
IN explanation of the resolution Mr..
Dalzell Of ePnnsylyania said il was a
matter OF large increase in the price Of
NAPIER. Never, he declared, had there
been such an agitation as had been
aroused by the newspapers within ths
rast few weeks. While there was a
soHcensus of opinion as TO The increase
there was no consensus as to the cause
If that increase. II was, he said,
capable Of mathematical demonstration
that the increase was not due TO the
tariff, and he contenied hat it woull
not be changed by d removal Of the
tariff. However that may be, he added,
there were those who believed that the
increase was due to combination or
trust, and it was necessary to get the
facts upon which to base a bill to meet
the case.
In the opinion Of Mr.. Williams, the
minority leader, the rise in price was
due "both to the tariff and the eombi-
nations-and the condition is due TO
the tariff" If, he said, It had been in
tended TO kill the combination it could
have been done by putting wood pulp
and print paper on the free list.
Following close upon the House action
the paper manufacturers are up in arms
over the effort to remove the tariff from
wood pulp; and number Of them is
descending on Washington. +. J. Sem
senbrenner and George Whiting Of Nee,
nab, Wis, General Manager AfcNeir of
The Northern Paper company of Mime
sofa, and former Representative Web
ster Brown az Wisconsin are already
here representing the manufacturers.
They are comforting with Representa-
tivos Payne and Dalzell, and will sec
Speaker Cannon and other leaders and
seek to snow them why the tariff SHOULD
not be removed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-22
AUSTRALIANS HORROR.
Forty-two Bodies Taken from wreckage
Of Two Trains.

Of Two Trains.
Melbourne. Australia, April 22.--Forty.
two bodies have been taken ont of the
wreekage caused By the collision April
10 of two trains from Ballarat and BEN
rIigo respectively at Rraybrook junction.
1t is believed that several others are still
buried under the debris The number
Of passengers injured is placed ct 49,
Many Of the victims had entered the
Ballarat train at Braybrook aud we're
just about settling in their seats when
the crash came. The conductor had sig
mailed to the engineer to start the train
and was in the act of stepping into the
car when he saw the approaching Ben.
digo train. He sprang aside in time to
save himself The station was in dark
ness and scene Of horror followed the
collision. Three Of the cars took Gre.
Many Of the victims were burned beyond
recognition. A member of the fire bfi.
ga4e found the bodies Of his two sisters
burned IN the wreekage Several Of the
victims died Is they were being lifted
from the wreekaee.
1he driver Of the BeRdieo train saws
that he saw the signals and uhen the
brakes failed 70 set be reversed the en
CINE, but was unable to check the train.