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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-01
National Chairman Arrives in
New York and Outlines
His Plans.
HOLDS OUTLOOK GOOD
All Democrats Willing to Take
OFT Their Coats and Work
for Ticket.

New York, Aug. 1-Plans for the
direction of the approaching national
campaign were mfolded today by Nor
man E. Mack. chairman of the demo
cratic national committee. on his ar
rival here to organize the eastern
headquarters of the committee i'll this
Pity. Mack will spend practically the1
hntire time in the west during the cam
paign and the fight in the east will be
cor Quoted by a subcommittee of the
national committee which will be an
lnounced in Chicago early next week.
Prospects Are Bright.
I Speaking of the democratic pros
poets, Mack said: II have heard from
committeeman and prominent demo
crats all over the country, and while
1t is too early to make forecasts, | can
say at this time the future appears
bright for success. | have received a
number of letters from well known
democrats in many parts of the United
States who were not active or inter-
ested in recent campaigns and who an
nounce their readiness to do all they
can for the ticket
All Ready to WORK.
81 do not know of a democrat who
is not ready to- do all he can. Judge
Parker accepted Immediately the ten
der of position on the advisory COM
mittee and will do whatever the COM
mittee asks him. Governor Johnson
also accepted a position on the same
committee without delay"
, Names Committees.
fuffalo, n Aug. Norman L.
! Mack, chairman of the democratic ma
/ tioral committee, has appointed the
committees to serve during the cam
ra;gn The members of the labor
committee are all members of the ma
tional committee. Included in the
membership of the committees named
are:
Executive ommittee-NOrinan E.
) Mack of New York. chairman; p. L..
Hall of Nebraska, vice chairman;
Martin j. Wade of Iowa. Thomas Tag
CART of Indianapolis, T. Z. Ryan of
Wisconsin. F. B. Lynch of Mime
sofa. Edwin o. Wood of Michigan
Advisory committee David R.
Francis of Missouri, chairman; J. G.
Johnson of Kansas, secretary; Alton
B. Parker of New York. John Sharp
Williams of Mississippi Governor
John A. Johnson of Minnesota, John
r. Lamb of Indiana, J. X. ODonnell
o. Illinois.
IA Labor ommittee-Martin ]. Wade
5S Iowa. chairman; Roger c. Sullivan
of Illinois, r. e. Ryan of Wisconsin
E. S. Johnson of South Dakota.
Campaign text book committee
John e. Lamb of Indiana, chairman
Richard E. Metcalf of Nebraska.
Bryan Day Program Ready.
Lincoln, Neb., Aug. 1.-The cere
mcnies attending the notification o
William j. Bryan of his nomination
for the presidency will be strict,
nonpartisan. This decision was ar
rived at after a conference of Mayo
Brown. National Committeeman Hall
Governor Sheldon, and a committee
of citizens of Lincoln. Invitation
will be extended to all state and cit.
officers of Nebralxa and adjoinin!
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-01
Jailer Only Witness.
PETTIB0NE BEYOND
AID, IT Is LEARNED
Former Western Mine Official Found
to Be Suffering from
Cancer.

Denver. Aug 1.-An operation per-
formed today on George A. Pettibone.
formerly member of the executive
board of the Western Federation of
Miners, showed that he is suffering
from cancer. Physicians agreed his
life could not be saved.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-01
NEW BOLIVIAN ROAD BUILT
Era of Rapid Progress Strikes South
American Country.

La Paz, Bolivia, Aug. 1.-The new
railroad between Oruro, Bolivia, and
Viacha was completed today The
event marks an era of rapid progress
in Bolivia. The road is 125 miles long
and connects the northern and south
ern parts of the republic with each
other and with La PaZ.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-01
CUBAN ELECTIONS ARE QUIET
Vote Slow on Municipal and Provin-
ciaI Questions.

Havana, fug. Reports received
here from all sections of the island
show the elections are progressing in
an orderly manner In Havana the
vote is coming very slowly. The cleo
tons are solely for municipal and pro.
vincial officials.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-01
JOHNSON WILL AID BRYAN
Minnesota Governor Writes That He
Will Speak.

St Paul. Mimi, Aug. LIN a letter
to w. J. Bryan, mailed yesterday, Gov
ernor Johnson places himself at the
disposal of the national democratic
committee for speaking purposes. =
He says he will be available about
September and will go where wanted.
= Il told Mr.. Bryan | would be more
than glad to aid the committee in any
way possible" said Governor Johnson.
Just now am tied up with my lee
ture work, but that will be completed
next month";
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-01
NO YELLOW PINE MERGER
F. p. Weyerhaeuser Denies Any Con.
nection With Ii.

st. Paul, Aug. IF P. Weyerhaeu-
ser, son of Frederick Weyerhaeuser.
the lumber king, absolutely denies any
connection with the reported s300,00O,-
600 merger OF the southern yellow pine
interests. He said: What yellow pine
interests We have are not merged nor
will they be. | don't know what the
other pine men are doing. am speak
ing for myself alone'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-01
Cardinal Gibbons Sees Pcpe.

Rome. Aug. 1.-Gardinal Gibbons of
Baltimore was received in private au-
dience sby the pope this morning.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-01
BOY DROWNED IN HENNsPiN
Little Son of Benjamin Dc5Ie, Over.
seer, Loses Life at Wyanet.

seer, Loses Life at Wyanet.
Benjamin, 6-year-old son of Mr. and
Mrs. BENJAMIN Doble,. was drowned
in the Hennepin canal near Wyanet
this week. He had been fishing in
company with his mother and was left
behind when the latter went away
When he was missed the lock in which
| the boat the two had used was emp
tied and the body was found. Mr.
'Boble is an overseer on the canal.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-01
TWO BIG EVENTS
Masons Gather at the Tower for
Annual Outing Same Day of
Sunday School Picnic.
BOTH HELD HERE AUGUST 13
Exccut Committee of Masonic AS
scciation of the Two Counties
Sends Out Announcements.

Aug. Is is to be big day i'll Rock
Island. The city will be the meeting
place for two big gatherings that day.
one being the Rock Island County Sun
day school rally. and the other the an
nual outing of the Rock Island and
Scott county Masons. 1t is expected
that fully 5000 children will be in the
city for the Sunday school rally, and
they will be accompanied by hundreds
of other visitors.
The Masonic picnic is expected to
be gathering of fully 10000 Masons
and their families. The Masons will
have their outing at the Watch Tower,
and the Sunday school picnic will be at
Long View park, The executive commit
tee Of the Masonic picnic association
has issued an announcement of the
outing to the II lodges in the two
counties belonging to the association.
| The announcement states that the
event is for Masons and their families
and visiting members of the order,
the families of dead members, and
urges unmarried brethren to bring
their sweethearts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-01
Roberts, Health Retter.

Montreal, Aug. IAN official bulletin
given ontthis morning at the residence
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-01
Program Is Arranged.

c. c. Wilson, president of the asso-
citation, and the members of the diff
ferent committees have been busy for
months arranging for the outing at
the Tower, and the day promises to be
happy one for those attending. The
afternoon will be devoted to a pro-
gram of speeches and music, and there
is to be a series of athletic contests
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-31
Union de Puerto Rico. --Iunta Central,
AvIsOs OFIOIALEs.

La Junta central hR paBado circular
les locales, para que el dia dos dc 4 gosto
pE6ximo 10 pEoCsdR vsFi6oRP Las aBam'
bleaB pEimaEiRH.
En- eBta8 aaBmblGas, lR slOcci6a dc com
promiHarioa 6sbs hRCsTae en- Cads barrie
pOr Lon unionihtRB elOctOTeB F0lidenteB On el
miam0.
La votRci6n 90 vsTifcar6 dssdo lan nue.
We dc Ia mBnRna hRstR Las cuGtro de IR
tRFde.
En- Las papolataB, quo Ber6n hsChaB on
papel blRn00 pEsCiBamsntO, solo 30 eCribir6
81 nombrs 9 nombFs8 dc los OOmpEOmi'
BaEiog.
Cunndo 10 discutan dor Oandidaturan
distintas, cada tendenCia podrk pTsnsntaF
al pFeaidOnt0 de 10 AgRmblea I'm BGCTstRTio,
que 6Its aesptRE6.
No deb0FGn BaF pEsaidentO nj nscRstRrio
de lG AsambleR loH ompIaados del munich
pic nj loH pEsAidentsG de laB JuntAH locales
del paTtido.
El e8cFptinio Ee pEactiCRrG ensegpida de
daH laB cuatr0 do lR tRFd0 , Hs haF6 pre-
aenCia do lo8 0IectoFeB que dsBesn ConCuTEir
diCh9 acto
El Es8uIt8do 10 anunciarG en- alta VOC
por Gl PEGGidsnta Be hsr6 ConBtsr en- aCtR
bFsve = ConciHa Rdmiti6 1doge les pFotsHtas
que % presenter.
En- TODD 10 demaa dsbo astarIs Buieto
10 diBpuaBt0 On sl RegFRmsnto.
San Juan, P. r., J0lio % de 1908 Pc,
drO de EEsGbHTU, SeCEGtaFio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-31

CaEgadO dc u pT0EidenCia intsrinR de 10
EspetidG ComiRi6n de nombEamisntoB del
ConHejo, aunque, poT otRs paFtP, 81 pregun'
tar AuB C0mpa d sFoB dc ComiBi6n, d no 90
agu0rdRba el FegTGB0 del gefioF Ward, para
EeBoIyaF loa asuntos pendientea fguEando
an 10 liAtR del C0mit6, 6Itoa opinRRon que
81 Btfl9r WsEd estAba yR BuBtituido ? po'
dia conBidsEaEHa como no peEtenacisndo {
@l. Como 20 eEtuvs RuBsnta- ta-tsEmina-
no HabfR log detalleB de ests agunto. Pido
pueB 81 senior Ward que hagR loB aRrsgIos
nsceaaRios para tFRnAfsFiE BuB com bRomiRos
= VualVR & actuar en- q Comit6 & que per-
tsnece. P0F cUaFta Yez-diCa mas aaFia'
ments-pido 20 tome In conHidaraoi6n mi
aoliCitud de mo paTtsnacor aI comite Dc
nombFRmisntoR." -.
81 Auditor dice que: zen muchos aaun.
Ton tRatadoB tiltimRmente por el cOmits hP
do teneE mayor conocimisntO 81 sF. HoYt,
, por mGl que 20 pudisFs ostudiarIo6 y
obtsneE plen0 C0nv0ncimianto RsspsCto de
ellog, 40 GEt6 bisn v3ngan ksor tEatsdoB
ahoTa pOF nj, oaai sgano & 10 que gs ha
heCho hRRta RhOra."
IngIBte al doctoE Dexter en- que 60 tone
ca confederation ID HoliCitud del attorney
= Hscundad0 poR d ToBoEoro, Do yots ls
proposition. El senior Ward % exeuaa dc
votaE J qUsda sxCoptnad0 q attornaF ds
foEmaE paEts % u oomini6a 81 bEa-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-31

ra que el BtnoP H0yt dejGTa de ssguiF &C.
tuRndo en- ell Fepstido comil6, mExime cuan
do 90 hAbfa conuideTado que 6i Col senior
Wsrd) no foEmabR pRFt0 de 0Bs COmit6 =
en- tel conCoptl ao habfa RCtnRd0 deBd0 hR'
CO alg6u tempo. QQe 0st6 pelfeCtaments
tornado ell COmit6 con l01 tres ge10r98 de
RefsRenCia.
Ell attorney vuOlve & ConteItRr al Au'
ditoE, dici6ndole que, l0 puede aBeguFAE
que no hay niug6u RBuntO pGndisnte en- 0l
CuRl no pusda entsndeE, (cOEtsniRB md
tuRn) con mRyoF diBp0Giei6n que ell que
hRblR. Qqe le GcabR de preguntRr 81 tie
ne RhoEa EazoneB eBpeCiRles sxc0l0 dc
trabaio que le impoEibilitsn para aCtuRr
en- 81 Comit6 de EefsEenCia = que 10 hB con-
teBtadO que no "R8pito, puaB-teFmina 81
senior Hoy"-qus 90 me de por renunCiA'
do, del pueBto para que temp0TalmGn'
to fuf doHignRdo, en- lR indiCadG ComiSi6n
de nombFRmientoB del ConBeiO".
El Auditor inHiUte en- que el senior Hoyt
debs continuGE tEabAjNndo On 81 Oomit6,
y mas, CuRndo hay RBUntoB On que dlti'
mamants hR intsIvsnido = ConOCe muY
bisn; ''como poE ejOmplo sl de MRyHgues
{ (EGe eu el ''tOEO'-dice poF 10 bRio Uno de
IoB ConCuTTentGg).
Que el Comit6-G0ntinGS 81 SE. Ward
tai como eAtk Ah0RG RCtuRndo, foEm6 %
plan On 81 SEunto de MAyOgIasy = COn0cs
ol CR1o poTfsotRmente; p0E CuYa TaS6n no
dGbe dajaTs0 & Ia int0TveDCi6n de 0trR
persona el t6Fmino de sss CaUo. Que ads'
mas, ha CitRdo para ma reunion, por
RBuntoB de contRbilid0d, vaTiag peTsonRB
en- YsuCo y GtFs reunion en- Salinas
para snuntos OSOOlAreB y le 90 impoBib.e
dfjaT de conouFEiF ellRO.
El TeBorero Niior GTomer prfgunta la
fsChR de 10 deBignaCi6n del senior HOyt
para foHmaF psEt0 del Comite de nombFA.
mientoB y deBpuel de obtsnOr lG reBpusatR
del BscH0taFio del OODuejo dice:
''Pueuto que eHtS CempTobRdo qls 20
acoTd6 que el Rf9r Hoyt qusdaEa Rgr0gG'
do 81 Comite do nombTRmisnto8 del Oonaeio,
cTOo CBtk bisn ~HclAFado 81 Ruunto J pido
que Be lsvGnt0 lR BsAi6n."
Mr. Hoyt reptile qua gu deHiguagi6n foe
con CIF6Cter temporal, 6 inGiGts Gn ga re-
nunCia,
ri doctor D. xEaF uacundR 0l BEfoT Hoyt
y el senior Ward dics que dssoa inHiHtiF On
que no pusd0 pEOstar OhoFa BeTviCioB ca 81
Fopatido COmite como hR diGh0 RntGs, &
CauER de habsr hsCho compromises CON
diAtintsB psFnona8 y cOEpOFaCion0u para CO.
IabEaF COnfsE0ncia1 , FeuniOne8 hRbiendo
aefialado dfaH fjos. Que 81 BGfior Hoyt
puOde palfsCtam6nts hRC0F 81 tEabajo de Il
c0miai6n.,
Isl doctor del Vale msniisltR que Rho.
70 n6Io 20 tEAtR de RpFsCiACions8 perloualeI
On que 10 respective modegtis do Cada unu
do loB BifioTe5 Hoyt Ward ha do mani
fsEtaEBe; psEO que sl ConBejO conoCs per
fsctamanta le que amb0g saiioIaa vRlsn y
como RCtdan en los tFabsjoz de eIta COEpo'
EaCi6n. Qae 90 su opinion, que en- visits
de laB EazonO8 smitidaB poE 81 BeioE Ward
de tsnsr que iE & YauOO , otras pob'a.
clones, podfa 81 HefoF Hoyt cOntinuaE poR
Rig6n tempo On "a pusato, dejGndole,
CuRndo Gl aefiaR Ward sstuYiess On Condi.
Cions8 de hAcsEB8 cargo de 81 otRa yez.
El attorney pEesanta CoEtssgs esCusaB q
Auditor, diCi6ndole que Conf0aa tnvo Cul'
pa On no expliCaElo al PoE que Oltaba en-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-31
.EPLS TOLh SIN S0BRE
Al eabaIIero Juan a. sobEIno.

i 5s
ssnaE: Loido he Ia caEta 8 cartel que
vussa msFcsd publieado he Ga laB oolpm'
nsB dc nm psTi6diCo. 3 e1mpleme como
home bueno CoEt6I CBbRlleEO, que non
ns lGmbER C0nte8taR IN noble fdaIgO
como paFecede1 B0F por vueItER p,fiplR 6
eBcFituTa. ".. ...@-..-. III. ..--.
PaF6cema bien que loa infanzoneB esfor'
zadoB, 6loB homes do busnR pro, quiebEen
Iarzas ca honor de Ii patEia 6 de ID honER
buenR famR del lRntO patTono; que non
TODD hR 90 de gGE ampaFaF hu6lfan0l, de-
fender viudag C0mponeE donCellaR.
Msguer VueBtFaB buenRa TREoneD, non
l!eg& mi amino que motivG, que vueatra
meTCad embFazAndo ID adaHga, cihsndo la
espsdR 6 snFristFando ID lanza, poDgR eb'
puslas 90 bEidOn y ms REFemetR como
nusyo RadGmontF, con denOdadO empuis
fsEa zEfiRs
Pare mientoB, faga AtenCi6n, noble
fidaIgo,. an 10 que sBcrito he On mi NAL
peHgtfi1do aEticulo "La isHGa do Santa
CO." Digo On @I que, en- aqueats . no, non
sa hG quemado en- IL cibdad muy noble 8
antigua De Puerto Rico, nj Un adarme de
p6lvoFB; que NON vienG Cuento G en- La
ReR HumRca0 quem6d0lR h8yan p0R
oeIemineg 8 CuaTteronGV.
Si vuGgS meEce1, u CaballaFO, hRbe-
deB lR cEe0nCiR de que lR fsatS del ap0nt0l
non psEtengc0 lag memorials del pGBSd0,
BagHdo home Boig, VueHtTR CFgenCia Vu0B'
ira 90, non mis-.
Non fsgo dsnueEto 0Iguno nRdie, nj
Comoto entuaEto cFeYsnd0 que non aiendo
Ia feHtG de Santiag0 fe1tR de lOl hi0l de ID
iGla le San Juan BHptiEts de Puerto Rico,
6 81 de Lon fijOu de E8pafa, rec para mes
CoBR dol tempo viejo 6 EsCusTdo do Rn'
tafi0.
Que EBpOfia necoHite que Ia aCOFEan 8
non en- GuB frances, que AyudaER 8 non q
otEoR paiseB 8 nNCioneB, que 10 gsG precise
de Ia OBpRdR del apoBtol 6 non lO hsga fall
To, CoBa1 son que le inteEe1RFSn 4 MauRa,
que por aquf todoB ain Cuidado noG
tienP.
De todon modoB hue 6'gOme de que mi
sGCEito EOB haya pEeltadO OcaHi6D, aUnqus
cogids por Lon CAbellon para fsCeF IN "a
vuelR puma" por 81 que meRsCadCg que
vuentF0 eucud0 bsT6ldioo 90 le agTGgue
nuavo CuREtel con una p6n9lR de OHO POI
paFlants fguFR en campo de gule8 un
mote que Olga ''ni pjnChS nj C0Eta" Gus
trofaoB ganadoB en buOna lid non dsbeu
nagaFBs & mobiles 8dslides epfOEzRdOB CO
bRllsroU, & proClRFoB sncFitOreB non debl
eEcatimRrss el IAudO obtenido, que fncR o.
busn nome famG do loB CultiVRdoFeg de-
Ia gGya cienciR buen paFlaE.
Que Dion nusBtEO Sth2E 6 el Apoatol
SAntiI go vog guardsn.
AGUsTIN NAVARRETE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-31
: FRACAS0 De La
iuStiCia'' llama.
eI prGsidente Roo
SeVeIt a un faIIO de
Ia COne de ApeIa-
clones.
No qUiele que POI 'tBcnirismn" de
DiBguna Clase quote imPuna sI
aCuSaiO.
Ia STANDARD on Co. ObiuB flIuTlbII flIIO On IN
plulla vIsI0 lnll aVuulIi rsIiU.

ri prOCeao Hsguido & Ii Standard Oil
Co., ca 81 cual fac CondenadR por nm jueE
10 Compafila pagBE nnE multa dc
$4,000, 900, ha aido faIlado favor do ID
CompaffR on Il GoEts dc ApelaCioneG.
SGgdn nueEtEoB infoKmeI enc fallo hs dig.
gustad0 RI presidents Roosevelt Rl punto
tar BSK d0lsaFon obtsnoE impEslion0s del
presidents ae0TCa del case, 81 HsoEstaFio
particular Mr.. Losb,lsB di6 Il HiguisDts in
formation: 3"
Gel pEsHidante Roosevelt hA oEdsnado
al Attorney General Mr.. BonapRHte, que
tome Embellishments lRR medidRI nOceaR.
Eiag para que Hs plaut6s de nusvo d plsit0
SegRid0 On contra de Ia Standard Oil Go. "
ia decision dc II Cort0 inferior no dsis
yer en- ningunR foFmR los fundamental dc
als plaito, OlCeptuRndO sl montRnts dc lA
multa" -.
''No hay que dudaF de lR eulpabilidad
= del grave caFGctor del delito."
''El pEelidonta haEk cuant0 pueda para
evitRE ere fraCaEo de In juBtiois, sYitando
que poF teCnieiGmo de ningunR clREs, pu0.
dc OHcapar 81 aCusado dc IN CaHtigo que "a
hubisER impueIto & otTo aCuGGdo msneI
imPOEtants, culpabls del mismo dslito."
"Con saa pFop6Sito 0l pFesidsnte ha
OEdenAdo 81 Attorney General que consul.
TO 81 cag0 con Mr.. Frank b. Kellogg y
que hSgA TODD 10 poIible para que los de-
linGuentsa BsRn OaHtigUdos."
-JOEes uHtsd que el presidents RmpliR'
E6 sHR information que uBtsd nos dk2-pEa'
g1ntaEon Mr.. Loab.
MI en IO!m6B mfnimo- contaIt6. .-Todo
10 que 81 dsSsR dsciF, eats bESVoments com
pendiado ca Ggo infoEmO. ...
-1POdFfn. u1ted explicar clRKaments SI
a'g0iicRdo de In fraEe del pEsEidsnts que
dice que hRTR Cuanto este On 30 pOdsr para
svitar tal frRcaBo de Ia juItici,? ..
La fFaHs hablR por ii solG-eontsst6
ell BsCTOtR1iO-y me paEeCe bRstAnts clara
para ngCsHitaT Interpretations. De- todoE
modoB, 20 no pUedo RiRdirle nj unR paIa
bra mas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-31
misntou, Uin mas di.ouni6p , por a mani

misntoH, uin mas disCuHi6n y poE unani
mi6sd.
DaEpueB 90 acpsrda, indication del
doctor del Vale qua, sn viBta do las Eazo.
neB del mfi3E Ward & que cite no pusda
aCt0aE On aI aaunto do MaysgiisE dabe
eximiFHo de formaE paEta ahoTa del Comite;
= pFOpueBta dol senior s6nchsz Morales
quedR deignRdo 81 doctor Dexter para
formRF parts de lR C0niHi6n que ID de
sxaminaF lOl teatigos en- Rquella Ciudad an
el asunto del BeiioF Soto NusIa que Bs
CompondEG AheRA de Loo RtfioPsI do0torOr
Gel VaIla, BsIhoEy p Dkxteg. La Conf.
ai6n naldES u domingo Para Meyagu
AL fin Be lsvants n 5eBi6n & Ias ' 12
de lR taR3P. 1s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-31
Nj Sc SAGA ell Maine nj III
sd deVueIve ID fisnza.

Joue de WICK fl, -IspEslsntants de r
H. sewalI que intsnt6 sacaF & flots 81 aco.
TaGsd0 i'MRins" en- 81 puerto de II Hsha-
na, hs podidO 10 devualvan Is fanza de
$4,000. dada al gobisEuo do Cuba On 1904.
La Ea86n que hRy para no habsF boQui
do 81 trabajo 60 no habsE obtanido 81 con-
Bsntimisnto del Congress de LED Elfado-
Unidog. fl"
El SsCFetaFio de finanzRH de Cubr "
opons & 10 yuelta de Ia fansa, puel 81
C0ntgato no hR gidO llenad0 y Mr. IA
Wycksf trata ahoEa de que 81 gobornador
Msgo0n intsgyoDga "a u favor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-31
Mlsica LNatiVa.

En- el Paris Bazar de don Pc
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del compositor puertorriqueno
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tiyamente.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-07
THOUSANDS HOMELESS.
Forest Fires Have Done Extensive
Damage in Minnesota.

Duluth, Mimi, Sept. Forest fires
which threatened. to devastate the en-
tire range district have been checked,
and Bull. 800 people and Nashwauk,
one thousand inhabitants, which We're
surrounded by flames are safe.
WrenschalI. 35 miles northwest of
Duluth, is still threatened by fire and
the entire population of 600 are fighting
it. The flames are within a mile of the
city.
Small fires are burning all through
the 35 mile district between Hibbing
and Coleraine but little further dam
age is anticipated.
Chisholm, population four thousand,
is almost entirely destroyed. A score
of buildings in the southern part of
the town were left standing
No fatalities attended the conf1agra-
ton at Chisholm The ruined city will
be rebuilt at once. Relief trains have
been pouring in with aid to the home
less thousands from Duluth and the
surrounding towns. A city of tents
will shelter the exiled inhabitants,
temporarily.
The relief committee appointed by
Governor Johnson is taking active
steps for the relief of the suffering
range people. Chisholm is under mill
tary rules Company NJ of the Third
regiment from Hibbing is guarding the
ruins from hooters.
Four thousand are homeless in CHS
holm alone
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-07

DIR. Elmore S. Pettyjohn of Chicago
succeeded DR.. Warner as medical di-
rector. Former Secretary j. M. Wai-
lace was defeated by Attorney John V.
Abrahams of Topeka, and W. B. kirk
patrick, one of the original officers or
the society, was reelected to the presi-
dency. The Warner ticket" was made
up of practically all the old officers
except Kirkpatrick, who Joined forces
with the new element headed by Aid.
Fulton. 1--
Just previous to this meeting Deputy
Commissioner Jones began work on
the books and a premature report,
never approved by Commissioner
Barnes. got into the hands of the
Warner faction and charges and
cross charges have been flying thick
and fast ever since.
politics" Says Aid. Fulton.
1.-THE whole thing grows out of fra
terday After Commissioner Barnes
gets through with his investigation
there will be a different story to tell
Mr. BARS affairs are perfectly
straight, and assuming for the sake of
argument that there are errors. Wal
lace and Warner would themselves be
to blame, because they approved the
contracts and allowed him the extra
$4,000 complained of, for office rent,
fees paid to physicians for examina-
.tions. and for advertising. That our
death rate has been high is due solely
to the poor work of DR.. Warner in
passing people that should have been
rejected. 90
THE first six assessments paid in by
a new member go into the general
fund and the balance in the mortuary
fund. DIR. Warner and his followers
are going on the theory that Mr.. Bair,
for commissions as organizer, is en-
titled to only the first six assessments.
whereas, in 1906, with the approval
of Dr. Warner and wallace. Bair was
given a contract giving him the first
seven assessments, That's how they
get the excess $40, 075.20. The re-
port of Jones seems to have been in
huenced 1t is biased"
81 have brought two SANDER suits
already and am figuring on more, =
said Mr. Bair. There has been moth
ing under cover here. My contract
calls for the first seven assessments
and DIR. Warner ought to know it, be-
cause he approved it, and his own re-
ports submitted at the June meeting
show that other states have paid in
less than they have taken out of the
funds.