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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-15
PRZEGLAD
POuTn MIEDzYNARODOWEJ.
(ROzbicie bIOkM)

D4OA pIZeSlaA IotAACS'
Ma posiedzeniu komisyi finan-
sowej, kt6rem donosiIsmy W te-
legramach, przyszlo do stanOwcze-
go rOzbicia, gdy reprezentanci
stronnictw lewicy, widzac, ze ME
50 W stanie przeprowadzie swych
plan6w, oswiadczyli, re W dal-
szyeh obradach udzialu juz ME
wezma, opuscili demonstracyjnie
sale obrad pozostawii wolne pO-
10 czlonkom kOmisyi strOnnictw
konserwatywnego, centrowego i
Polak6w.
Tres6 tego posiedzenia znana
juz czytelnikom naszym telegra-
NOW, dla tego ME zastanawiamy
sic mad MIA blizej, natOmiast rege-
struiemy giOsy prasy iberalnej,
kt6ra takim obrotem rzeczy bardzO
czuje sic dotknieta.
Napasci skierowane So przede-
wszystkiem ma ks. Buelowa, kt6re-
60 Gala liberalna prasa bez Ogr6d-
ki juz wzywa do ustapienia u
rzedu. "Berliner Tageblatt" po-
wiada, re postepowaniem swem
kanclerz wykazal jasno, re jedy-
nym jego niezlomnym zamiarem
by}o pozostanie W urzedzie "a ka-
zda Gene, Dzisiaj ks. Buelow zda-
je sic zupelnie inaczej ma sprawe
reformy finansOwej zapatrywae,
jak dawniej. Pogodzi} sic z my
sla, ie kwestye to uregulOwae mo-
ina jedynie wedle agrarnO-klery-
kalnej recepty.
National Ztg." wobec obecnego
polozenia za}amuje rece: ''Bez
sternika pedzi nawa panstwowa.
w jake strony baiwany jQ zagO-
MIA, o jaka rafe rozbija sic? Bo-
lesne pytanie, ciezkie troski dla
patryot6w." A dalej tax przema-
via do kanclerza: "Jezeli W poll
tyee ma istniee jakakolwiek logi-
ka, jezeli niema bye do zasady wy
niesionym brak charakteru u meza
stanu, jezeli szacunek wsp6fczes-
nychi ostroznose maja bye podsta-
wa zaufania, kt6rego potrzebuje
kazdy kierownik pahstwa, - to
maj kierujscy W tel chwili pan
Stwern, rad sw6j W inne powinien
El0zy6 rece."
Tax przemawiaja do kanclerza
ci, "a kt6rych do niedawna jeszcze
kopie kruszy}, kt6rych uwaza} "a
iedyna pOdpOre pasGtwa.i j kt6rych
plany wszystkiemi silami popie-
raj.
Wdziecznosci ME zbiera Ks. Bu-
Glow. Gala lewica wystepuje dzi-
Maj przeciwkO MENU, a prawiea
lyktuje mu swoje prawa, ME py-
tajac sic czy laskaw ma mia lub ME.
CT, kt6rym wprost brak patryo-
tyzmu zarzucal, kt6rych pragnal
wykluczy6 cd wszelkiegO wpiywu
ma sprawy panstwa, sa panami sy-
tuacyi. Me pozostaje mic, jak pod
dae sic woi, niechcac ustapi6 z
sajmowSnsgO StanOwiska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-15

Blok, kt6ry kanclerz stworzyl,
z pomoca kt6rego tyle lat rzadzil,
rozpad} sic. Przerzuca sic wiec
tw6rca jego ma strone novel vie
kszosci, rozumujac, re polityce
pierwsza zasada powinno bye do
stosowanie sic do okolicznosci. u
zywa} wszelkich srodk6w, azeby
wole swa przeprowadzie; ME szcze
dill trud6w i zabieg6w, aby refor-
me finansowa W mysl swoja i
przyjaci6l swych politycznyeh
przeprowadzi6; kiedy jednak
przyszed1 do przekonania, re SHY
iego zadaniu temu ME sprostaja,
godzi sic ze spokojem ma istnieja-
cy porzadek rzeczy. Me moze rza-
die ami z pomoca sztucznej wick
szosei konserwatywno-liberalnej-
bloku, = kt6ry sic rozbil, ME mo-
ie rzadzie pomoca wylacznie le-
wicy, przerzuca sic vice ma prze-
ciwna strone i radio pragnie
pomoca wiekszosci konserwatyw-
po-klervkalnei.
z silnymi silny, troszczye sic
iuz ME bedzie o swych dawnych
przyjaci6}, tax bardzo niedawno
wyglaszane zasady; p6jdzie nova
droga, bezsprzecznie trudnieJsza,
ale u steru panstwa pozostanie.
Widocznie powodzenie Niemiec
wymaga tego; "patryOtyczne po-
czucie" zwyciezy}o u kanelerza
partyjne zapatrywania. Reforme
finansowa przeprowadzi, ma in
nych wprawdzie podstawach, jak
zamierzal, ably sytuacye uratowac.
Kiedys, historya moze slavic be-
die poswiecenie to Ks. Buelowa
dla ojczyzny. Dzisiaj napadajq ma
niego CT, kt6rym jcdynym tylko
przyznawa} niedawno temu tytu4
"prawdziwych patryot6w niemiec-
kich."
Wobec stare W kornisyi finan-
sOwej reprezentanei Kola polskie-
go jasne zupeinie zajeli stanOwi-
sko. Oswiadczyi wyraznie, ze ME
godzac sic w peini ma projekty no
wych podatk6w ami jednej, ami
drugiej strony, ME usuwaja sic je-
dnak cd dalszej piracy mad reforms
finans6w, pragnac swym wpfy-
wem, lie sic to da, uehronie kla-
sy uboisze cd zbytniego obciaze-
MIA. Uwazajac zas og6lnie proJek-
ty konserwatywno-ctnrowe "a
mniej uciailiwe dla uboaszej lu.
dnosci, ma ich przechyliti sic stro-
ne.
Gotowe projekty uregulowania
finans6w Niemiec zostana prze-
d}ozone wiec parlamentowi. 10,
czego blokowa wiekszoSe przez
miesiace Gale dokonac ME mogla
to czemu iberalne snonnictwa ca
Ia sila opieraly sic przeprowadzo-
ne prawdopodobnie zOstanie.
Ciekawe beda walki W plenum
parlamentu, chociaz wynik ich dzi-
siaj iuz iasny. Wiekszose, kt6ra O.
becnie utworzy}a sic, zwiazana
Jest silniej, anizeli dawniejsza
zwyciestwa wydrze6 sobie ME po-
zwoli.
Reforma finansowa przeprowa-
dzona zostanie prawdopodobnie
predict i skuteczniej pO rozbiciu
sic bloku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-15
szkody materyalne; wiele domow
runelo po miasteczkach j far
mach, 5 osob utracilo zycie.
kronika MiejscoWa.
4 Rady miejshlej.

skiej uchwalono ma polecenie ko-
mitetu przystani ME uwzgledniae
ma przyszlosc zadnych podah o
zezwolenie ma budowe tam, przy-
stani i innych portowych urzadzeh,
dop6ki ME zostana dok}adnie o.
pracowane plany miasta tyczace
sic budowy przystani, by uwzgle-
dnienie takich podah ME weszaa
W konflikt z planami miasta. Po-
lecono r6wniez burmistrzowi pro-
sic tutejszego reprezentanta rza-
du, by takich podah do pewnego
czasu ME uwzglednial.
Niedawno wyznaczonemu komi-
tetowi miejsc kapielowych poleco'
no, by porozumia} sic z komisya-
mi parkowemi W sprawie otwarcis
miejsc kapielowych W jego tel
rece z}ozono plan niejakiego Tho
masa H. Keefe tyczacy sic wys-
py obejmujacej 25 akr6w naprze-
civ IS ulicy.
Aid. Bihl wni6s} rezolucye, by
rzecznik korporacyjny opracowaa
ordynans W sprawie odebrania
przywileju kompanii Chicago
Southern Traction Co." kt6ra u
trzymujac linie tramwajowa cd
Il ul. Cottage Grove ave. do
70 ul. i Halsted str, potem ma
poludnie do granicy miasta i DO
Kankakee, dotychczas ME chce u
lie, przez kt6re przeprowadza tram
wal, uczyniG przystepnemi dla in
nych poiazd6w. Obywatele 80 i S3
wardy So ma kompanie oburzeni.
Ma wniosek aid. Devera zmie-
Mono nieco ordynans tyczacy sic
markiz ("awnings"), domagaja-
cy sic, by je pomieszczano ma wy
sokosci najmniej 8 stop mad chod-
nikiem. Wedle poprawki wczoraj
przyjetej, wystarczy 6la stop.
zakupionych pred rokiem 10
automobil6w "a sumo $4,000, po-
lecono sprzedac "a $6,4oo D. W.
Healy'emu, mimo sprzeciwianla
sic aid. Nc Coda.
lime sprawy ma wczorajszej se-
syi poza}atwiane, mniejszej byfy
wagi.
Ostrzeaenie pred oSzustkdm'.
Ostrzega sic znowu publicznosd
pred oszustkami, kt6re W prze-
braniu zakonnic, a niekiedy pro-
wadzac re soba male dzieci, kol-
lektuja ofiary ma szpital sw. An
toniego z Padwy, znajdujacy sig
ma rogu Marshall boul. i W. 1s
str. Take i jacys mezczyzni M
ten zaklad kollektuja pieniadzs
bez upowaznienia. Do kollektowa-
MIA ma ten zak}ad maja upowaa-
nienie tylko Siostry Franciszkan-
ki, kt6re nigdy dzieci re soba ME
przyprowadzaja, a zawsze wyka-
za6 sic moga listen podpisanym
przez JE. ks Arcybiskupa Quig-
leya.
Strajk tramvajoaUy groz'.
Personale tramwajowe doms-
gaia sic podwyzszenia piac o try
Gently ma godzine i groza straJkiem
jezeli do czwartku ME wyPe@ni sic
ich zyczeh. Jeieli Chicago Rail-
ways Co." ME zgodzi sic ma zada-
ME, to we czwartek ma sic odbye
glosowanie mad TEN, czyli strajk
sic zarzadzi.
Chodzi tn czlonk6w unii No.
941, kt6rych jest okoio 5000, a
kt6rzy zatrudnieni sa u Chicago
Railways Co. Prezydentem tel
kompanii jest Roach i ten podob-
no wzbrania sic stanowczo wypef-
MAC zadania konduktorow j moto-
rowych. Jezeliby unia BAL zarza-
dzila strajk, to ludzie nalezacy do
unii No. 2eO pracujacy dla Chi
cago City Railway Co. ME beda
,61yn;e5 ohs}u uuiwa1i tramWai0w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-15
Telegramy zagraniczne


ca. = Wczoraj zjawil sic W sa-
die tutejszym Biskup-Kardynal
miejscowy ks. Andrien, oskarzo-
ny o podburzanie do oporu VIA
dzom prawu : jak o TEN juz
wczoraj donosilismy. Biskup
mianowicie wyglosii w katedrze
move, W ktorej ostro krytyko-
wal postepowanie gwaicicielskie
rzadu francuskiego przeciwko Ko
sciolowi. Oskarzono 60 o te mo-
we, wczoraj odbyla sic W tej
sprawie rozprawa. Kardynal przy
byi do sadu, ale zaznaczyl, re czy-
nj to jedynie z osobistej grzecz-
noSci, bo moglby ME przyjsc i,po-
zwolic sic skazac, ale stawia sic
pred sad, by publicznie powie-
dziec, ze jego sedziami jedynymi
w calej sprawie moga bye tylko
Bog i lego Namiestnik = Papiez.
Wobec Mich Biskup czyste ma
sumienie, bo tez w movie swej-
"a ktora przyjmuje ma sic Gala
odpowiedzialnosG, = ME podbu-
rzal ludu, ale pouczal 60, re VOL
no mu ME sluchac nakazow VIA
dzy, jesli tie sic sprzeciwiaja re-
ligii i ograniczaja jej wolnosc. Ca
Ia nova Kardynala byla ostrem
potepieniem antykoScielnej takty-
XII obecnej rzadu francuskiego,
nagrodzila ia tlumnie zebrana W
sadie publicznoSt wybuchem
entuzyazmu, tax re lud cisnal sic
zewszad do Biskupa, by jego rece
ucalowac, a scena sadzenia ME.
zwyklego tego oskarzonego "a
mienila sic dian W istotny i wiel-
XII tryumf. Jaki wyrok zapadi W
dziwnej przykrej tel sprawie..
telegramy dzisiejsze ME podaja.
Rio de Janeiro, Brazylia, 15go
czerwca. : Wczoraj rano o go
dzinie 700 zmarl Dr. Alfons Mo,
reira Penna, prezydent Rzeczy-
pospolitej Brazylijskiej, obrany
W roku 19O6tym. DR.. Penna byl
wybitnym wielce zasluzonym
politykiem swego kraju. Poprze-
dnio byl on juz wiceprezydentem
i ministrem : pozniej ;guberna-
torem banku rzeczypospolitej. Ia
prezydentury jego uchwalono bu-
DOVE floty kosztem so milionow
dolarow, znizono ella ma produkty
amerykanskie zawarto traktat
rozjemczego zalatwiania sporow
Argentyna. Wiceprezydenten1
"a Penny byl Milo Pecanha, kto-
ry czasawo - do konca terminu,
ubiegajacego w r. 1910 bedzie
prezydentem. Kandydatem ma
prezydenta w r. 1910 jest = jak
juz o~tem donosilismy - H. 'Fon-
SEGA.
Berlin, Is czerwca. - Rad
przedlozyl Radzie Rzeszy ME
mieckiej projekt nowego dodatku
do podatku, ktoryby pahstwu
przysporzyl okolo 35 milionow
marek rocznie. Spodziewaja sic,
ze i parliament przyjmie pomysl-
ME 6w projekt, ktory opodatkuje
spadki, akcye, bondy, tytuiy VIA
snosciowe czeki. Kanclerz Bue-
low ma podatku tym movie W
parlamencie, ktorego odroczenie
ma nastapic okolo 10 lipca.
- Ces. Wilhelm przyjal ma au-
dyencyi go pastorow angielskich j
prey okazyi palnal i'm oracye tel
osnowy, re Niemcy pragna, by
ich Anglicy tax kochali, jak oni
Anglikow kochaja... (Podejrza-
ma szczerosc. y
Konstantynopol, Is czerwca. =
Dotychczasowy posel amerykah-
ski Leishman wyjechal stad ma
swe stanowisko do Rzymu.
Rzyn, Is czerwca. = dotych=
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-15
Biskup-Kardynat przed sadGIn
w sadie francuskim lud urzadza O.
wacye oskarzonemu BiskupoWl
ZgOn prezydenta RzepGtej BrazyEJskiej.
Q Niemiec: Nowe pOdatki. PastorOwie angiel-
scy u cesarza. I Venezuela.
diplomacy amerykaliskiej Europe. = AuStrya
kupuie baIOny dla armii-W pustyni bez wOdy.
Amerykahski koti wygraf ma francuskich W
Straik tramwajowy W Petersburgu.

Waszyngtonu Fpn Senacie Nowy okret Wojenny
Przemytnicy Export import maju Senator LOrime
Ze Smith PrOhbcya Strak Japonsk1 ma
Hawai- rozi kOmpIkacys miedzynarOdOwa pCzarna Reka
Zgon wybtnego ObyTateIa. u krOnki wypadk6w.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-25
WORD RECEIVED
FROM JAPANESE
TRAINING SHIPS TO ARRIVE
THIS MORNING
Double Line of Launches VIII Carry
sghtseers from Wharf to the
Mkado's Vessels-Wire-
less Is Busy
Isneclal 70 The Herald.l


SAN PEDRO, April PA wireless
message from the Japanese training
cruisers Aso and SoXo received this aft
ernon stated that San Pedro harbor
would be reached Sunday morning ana
caused great activity among members
of the local chamber of commerce, rep
resentatives of the japanese Business
Mems association of Los Angeles and
the Japanese association, who are all
working hard in preparation for the
nroper reception and care OF the sailor
boys of the Mikado's navy, the Japan
ese of Southern California and the
hosts of sightseers who will visit the
vessels during the few days they are
at anchor in San Pedro harbor.
Some difficulty has been experienced
in arranging for landings for the
launches which will convey the crowds
out to the warships, but the matter has
finally been adjusted. From Firth
street landing one line of launches Will
be run and from the public dock at
First street an independent line will
operate about ten launches. 1t was
first thought by the japanese company
which has arranged with AL Hyder ana
John Osvorne to put on the Dig line
that some concessions would be grantel
by the San Pedro Transportation com
pany on the so-called public landing at
Fifth street, but as this company has
the exclusive rights from the Southern
Pacific it was hard to make terms. so
the First street landing was chosen.
Fireworks Arrive
Here cars on both the Pacific Elec-
tric and the Gardena line stop and the
launches Music, Venice. Nora, Virginia,
Eagle, Pasqualito O. X, Anita D.' EN-
line and ]. c. Elliott will be in readi-
ness The launches will be decorated,
booths erected on shore and several
tents provided.
At Fifth street Mr.. Garbutt has al
ready placed big float in position
south of the landing.
Supplies of various kinds nave al
ready arrived and in the consignment
is a big quantity of fireworks.
The Los Angeles chamber of COM
merce committee is expected in the
morning. and, with the representatives
of the Japanese colony and the local
chamber of commerce, will board the
vessels as soon as the official govern
ment welcome and inspection is COM
pleted.
The only thing that puts a damper on
the visit is the fact that the Uhlteo
states cruisers will not be here 10 ex-
tend the welcome.
The United Wireless stations have
been in communication with the jap
anese ships today and tonight ana
transmitted messages in Japanese from
the Japanese association of Los An
geleS.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-25
ABDUL HAMlD IS
NOW A PRISONER


part in the recent mutiny, fell hghtine
in or near the barracks where they nae
murdered most of their officers only
ten days ago.
were found large sums Of money IN
gold, which, it is assumed, was part OF
the price of their loyalty.
Americans Behave SplendIdly
The American ambassador, Mr..
J,eishman. declared the conduct of the
Americans during the fighting and
while he was arranging to send them
off on a steamer, was splendid. Ihey
disnlaved the keenest interest in the
strange battle, and every woman
showed great pluck. There was no
fainting and no Mysteries.
At noon the battle ceased and pre-
cautionary measures were taken lmme-
diately by the victors to insure the
safety of the residents.
No disorders of any kind occurrel
during the afternoon, and no looting
was permitted. General satisfaction
seemed to be felt at the swift change
from uncertainty to constitutional
order. :.
should the sultan remain in office, 1t
will be merely in a nominal way. HIS
allowance will be greatly restricted,
and he will have no means for further
agitation should his mind turn again
in this direction.
The question of his deposition or his
execution can hardly be considered a
nossibility. He has been tried, 1T is
true. and condemned in the committee
of union and progress as untrust-
worthy, but it is stated he will be al
lowed to remain where he is for the
present.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-25

You remember how it used to be in
the old days, when you took ice? How
the tough individual who drove the ice
wagon used to haul out chunk OF ice,
deposit it on your doorstep--and then
drive off again?
1t wasn't easy to lug that heavy
block to the refrigerator yourself, was
it? If you had asked the driver to do
1t he'd have laughed at you.
Times have changed-and ice service
along with them, and you don't quite
know just how radically service has
changed unless you take ice of us.
First OF all, we bring you pure dis
titled water Iceland we bring it when
you want it. Clean cut young men
who know the meaning of the word
courtesy deliver our ice, bring it into
the house, put it carefully into your
refrigerator.
There is no surliness if you require
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-25

extra attention, no slamming of doors,
or smart" talk. We appreciate your
business, and every employe, from the
clerk who receives your telephoned Or
der to the driver who delivers your ice,
does his work in such a way that this
appreciation is apparent
We absolutely guarantee you full
weight ice. We go to extremes to Sc
cure this. We even furnish our GUS
toners foot rules and specially pre-
pared computation tables so they can
test us-ascertain the weight of the ice
delivered, quickly and easily This
looks as if full weight" means full
weight, doesn't it?
Do YOU want ice? Then telephone
us. Home 10053, Sunset Main S191, Los
Angeles Ice & Cold Storage company.
Be sure to get one of our Free Meas
uring Rules and Ice Tables. Tele-
phone us.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-25
Webb Fisher Company Store
311 South Spring Street

clothing shop has the artistic and well
finished through
cabinets which
SWEETEST clothing
clothes
showing the latest
will be herein greatest profusion
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-25
Where the People Are Going 4
for Their =
Saturday and Sunday Outings '
e4'' ~'''''' INT. LOWE

$500 Fifty miles OF delightful travel from The Orange
Groves through the Poppy Fields the Great Incline through
the Oak and Pine Clad Heights TO ALPINE TAVERN.
Through at 8, 9, 10 A. M, 80 and 400 P. M
Second Choice LONG BEACH, The Gem of the Pacific where
Special given afternoons and evenings the
Strand the Pike dip the surf and stroll to the end
of the big Pleasure Pier BALLOON ASCENSION AND PARA
CHUTE LEAP Sunday afternoon at zoo o'clock
Third Choice: The Surf Line Ride to BALBOA NEW
PORT and HUNTINGTON BEACH. Elegant Sunday dinners
served at BALBOA Still water boating and good fishing
Fourth Choice: trip through the Valleys out GLENDALE
Wav to the Quaint Spanish CASA VERDUGO
or through beautiful orange COV1NA and GLEN
DORA
Fifth Choice NAPLES visit what's doing and enjoy
Sunday dinner Pompeian Cafe Fine still water boating
the Bay --- ..o-.x~
Other Places of Inerest-CAWSTON OSTRICH FARM, POINT
FIRMIN and RUBIO CANYON.
and frequent service to all points from 9th and Main streets
Pacific Electric Railway
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-01-01
Electric Theatre.

The rudiments Of education are
taught IN the primary departments Of
our schools and by gradual steps the
pupil Is advanced from one grade 20
another until considered properly pre-.
pared for a collegiate course. So we
advance In all walks Of life. and the
same rule applies TO the inanimate
portraits Of persons or views Of scenes
and daily occurrences. Simply paint.
ed or photographed. they show moth
ing but a semblance OF the original.
but when mans ingenuity causes the
person or scenes TO appear I'm full size,
upon canvas, giving every motion.
even to the wink of an eye. then
there arises before YOU life-like re-
semblances of the actual. only needing
the voice and sounds to make
them real. All this is portrayed in
the wonderful pictures shown at the
Electric Theatre and IL requires only
one visit to realize that there Is no
better way of spending a pleasant
evening.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-01-01
Returned to PaIatka.

Manager Louis Kalbfield and his
wife. who have been in the city the
present week. returned TO their home
at Palatka yesterday. They are cley-
er, accommodating people and are
hustlers for the good of not only their
home town. but always come In for
their share of boosting Gainesville
at every opportunity. Mrs. Kalbheld
always makes friends and she is fast
gaining many of them i'm the Univer.
sity City.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-01-01
nOHIL IhLLlVI Will
PLAY CHARLES AUNT
rHEo HUoelNs SECURED CASTE
AND WILL PRESENT PLAY.
viii &c Given for Benefit Of Evergreen
Cemetery on Friday Night Of
Next Week.

Theo Hudgins. who Is now visiting
la the city. has secured the caste
for a local presentation Of Charles
aunt" which will be- presented at The
New Baird ON next Friday night.
Knowing tLat Mr. Hudglns could
put the play on az once. friends
advised him Of this fact and he imme.
diately came over to see about sccGr.
ing the caste for the piece, which Is
now attracting considerable attcn-
ton i'm other cities.
The play is one OF the best come
dies now being staged and is full of
funny and pleasing situations. which,
being presented by home talent, will
make IL the more interesting.
Evergreen Cemetery Association
has been rendered the right TO put on
this attraction, and IL is understood
that the ladies will accept the offer
Of the promoters and take advantage
of the opportunity to raise funds for
the improvements now being made i'm
the city Of the dead.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-01-01
New Pastor Arrives.

Rev. +. r. Bridges and family ar
rived IN the city Thursday and will
be stationed here In future. Rev.
Bridges Is the new pastor Of the
Methodist church here for the en-
suing year and he comes TO the city
with the highest endorsement Of be
ing a good preacher and a fine church
worker. His family consists Of wife
and two children. They were met at
the depot yesterday and accompanied
60 the parsonage. their future home.
6y members Of the church.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-01-01
TAG DAY" FINDS
WILR'G SUBJECTS
MANY -spoRrEo- NUMBERS or
TAGS FoR BENEFIT LIsRARV,
ladies went 20 work early and Sue
essdsd IN Raising Neat Sum for
This Worthy Cause.

"rag Day" in Gainesville proved a
winner for the funds OF the Library
Association, and Judging from the
large number tagged" yesterday a
seat sum was doubtless realized from
THIS source.
Several Of the ladies went quietly
"a work In this manner. aud before
you were aware Of the fact the insignia
81 having given 10 this deserving
cause was placed upon you. and moth
ing was Jeff but 90 come across
with whatever amount you felt dis
posed 70 give.
The public library Is an institution
that gets little help from the general
public, yet II Is one that Is patrOnized
a. . large extent by the citizens. and
during the winter months the strang-
ers visiting the city can go there and
spend the hours reading and enjoying
the excellent literature that is always
Kept on hand.
some Of the subjects yesterday
proved 20 be willing. and "spOrted''
not one, bat many of the tags which
showed their liberality in the cause.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-01-01
In Different Sets.

u Is but seldom. one imagines. that
good joke II made about an oyster
.'duC~d yHfes however. On his Re.
one. Il was walking with Thackeray
one evening Irvm the club" writes
Yates, and, passing Gsh shop IN
New street. h. Noticed two different
tubs IL oysters. one marked I shilling
a dozen ard the ether Is ID. dozen.
"'How they must hate each other
said Thackcray"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-01-01
Teachers Departing.

Several of the teachers attending
the State Association in this city are
leaving for their home, a..d while
there are still some coming In TO be
at the closing of the meeting. the mum
Der leaving Is much the largest.
About seventy-hve left yesterday. and
il Is estimated that about $50 attended
the association at this session. while
the number taking advantage to visit
the city was in the neighbOrhOOd of
600
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-01-01
Prof. q. A. Ferrell.

Among the very strong young men
attending the Educational Association
Is Prof II. A. Terrell. principal of the
ApalachicOla High School. Prof Fer
reli Is remembered as one OF the most
efficient instructors I'm the State sum
mer normal last summer. His ripe
scholarship. rare good judgment and
affabillty. combined With great eX-
ecutiye ability. make him anXiously
sought after by school boards.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-01-01
Gone to Keys for Trial.

Postmaster Lee Bitch, W. NJ. Bitch.
J. T. Stokes and Deputy Sheriff Har-
ris passed through the city yesterday
en- route to Cedar Key. where they
90 as Witnesses. The negro charged
with breaking I'm the pOstOfIice at
Santa Fe was given a hearing there
last night before Commissioner Cub
berlY.