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New-York tribune., 1909-12-31
BUSINESS MAY USE SITE.
Restrictions on the Langham Hotel
Plot RemoYed.

ne restrictions placed some years ago on
lhe o!g Langham Hotel site, At the north
cast corner of sd street and Fifth avenue
TO preserve the residential character Of that
PART of Tie thoroughfare. were removed
yesterday hy ". X. Vanderbilt. Mrs. Ed.
Naff II. Hartman and W H. Sloane.
Iease & Gilman have been authorized
70 sell tho parcel for business occupancy.
opposite the site are the homes of W X
.ahderoiiI Morton =. Plant and w. d.
Sloane
me Langham property was primarily
F-I'AaSed from the Shannon estate about
'1 years ago by Flake & Bowling who
subsequently sold il 10 W X Vanderbilt
a"o I" d. Sloane for sl,250,00o after they
mac learned that il was proposed TO build
al apartment house on the site The prop
e''y mas a frontage Of lib feet in Fifth
avenue and l30 feet IN SD street.
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

ACCOUNTANT. EXPERT
desires engagement opening. closing or bsla,oi,,
books. Systematlzer Box 30, Tribune Once
cCOUNrANT.- Balance sheets Urodt and Io
accounts. books written up, trial balances stc
py PUZZLE arcouh,aht; terms moderate. Account
Al NAIHlNG-M Man 800. married. Christian
% good appearance. NJ v v 11Io Gains,
ave. BROOKLYN
AUTOMOBILE MECtIANIC.-Ma Machinist IN
uate automobile school knowing aIreadS ~
VOTE, wishes 70 specialize in this branch.
Apply Auto. 1872 West 9th st. ~'''
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suRRoeATE,s NOTICE.

sURRoGATE's COURT. ONTARIO COUNTY
In the matter of. the estate OF John Ralnes
late OF Canandaigua, y. Y. deceased Notice TO
ereditors.-Notiee is hereby given. pursuant to
an order OF the Surrogates Court OF Ontario
County, granted on the 2sth day OF December,
1909, that the undersigned intends to apply 10
the Surrogate.s Court OF the County OF Ontario
ana state OF New York for letters OF administra-
ton upon the goods. chattels and credits OF John
R1ines, late or the village OF Canandaigua. on
tartO County. y. Y. deceased. under and pur-
suant To Section 1864 OF the Code OF civil pro
Cedufe, To be Issued to the undersigned. and all
persons who are claim 10 be creditors OF tn,
said decedent are hereby notified TO present their
claims dus verified, 10 tho Surrogate OF ontario
County az his Office In the Court House In the
village OF Canandaigua. ontario County, y. Y,
on or before the 5th day oS February. 1910.
Dated December ~. 1909
JOHN RAINES.
GEORGE II. RAiNES
next OF kin OF said decedsnt
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SAVINGS BANK depositors win learn OF soma.
thing to their Immediate financial ADVANTAGE h,,
addressing Depositor. Box a.. Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31

CATSKILL AQUEDUCT.
SEALED BIDS Will be received by the
Broadway New York until IL A NJ. on Janu-
airy IL, 1910. for Contract 81 for the construc-
OF the Catskil aqueduct. The work includes
three tunnels on the hydraulic gradient aggre-
eating 1.6 miles in length, one being Il feet
feet higp by 13% feet wide inside: and about
. S miles of plain concrete conduit known as
feet wide inside. The work is located in the
towns Of Mt Pleasant and GreeHburgh. West
chester county New York.
Al the above time and place the bids will
be publicly opened and read Pamphlets CON
tanning Information for bidders and pamphlets
of contract drawings be obtained at Room
oo8 at the above address BY depositing the
sum OF ten dollars tslO) for each pamphlet
For further particulars see Information for
JOHN a. BENsEL. President:
CHARLES y. CHADWICK
CHARLES A SHAW.
Commissioners OF the Board OF Water Supply
j. WALDO SMITH. Chief Engineer.
THOMAS HASSETT. Secretary.
ASSIGNMENTS
SURROG ATE'S COURT
We the SurTogates of the County OF New
, York. G9 COURT Of e the Sounvr ~ tor
York and make the following assignment OF
1910 such Terms shall commence on the frst
Monday OF each month, and terminate on the
saturday preceding the irst Monday OF the fol-
'o"'i'' TRIAL. TERMS
January Cohalan. 8: February. Thomas s ::
Sohaian. s June Thomas. s. October. CshsiSgy'
3; November Thomas =; December. Cohalan. 5.
January. Thomas s; February CohaIan c :.
March, Thomas. s; April. Cohalan. 5 NAV
Thomas, $; June. COhslan S: July l to A9.
gust ssdS i s osO5sr Thoas 10 % SsoST
Cohaian $: December. Thomas. :.
Csg0 ASTEf 3dHN p = cdTsi'tS TH8MAS. surrOsa,s,.
Daled New York December Z. 1909.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31
FOR SALE.

DESKS. PARTITIONS. TELEPHONE BOOTHS
tables. chairs. wardrohss. mirrors wall nxt-
nrss business furniture ali kinds FINN
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31
Male.

MATT
CoUPLE.-Man competent gardener. understands
COWS horses, poultry; full charge gentlemans .
residence; wife good laundres5 or houseworker.
p, Box o. Cedarhurst.
FARM TENDENT-Married: expert
In all branches farm work-butter making.
dairying. poultry. gardening. horticulture.
erences Expert. Odelrs Agency, SO 9Th ave.
FRENCH COUPLE. man butler, wife cook
competent steady; $50 month"; references.
A r, 142 Macdougal St
GARDENER.-Married greenhouse, cold frames,
flowers and vegetables Of all varieties refer.
Gardener Odell's Agency, s25 9th
USEFUL. MAN.-Understands furnace and all
housewor6; city or country. Benedict care OF
Nau, GA 3D. ave.
USEFUL. NANNY young colored man: in pr
vate family: two years 9TH ave reference;
country preferred; Address George. care of W.
Scott. West 3sth st.
Female
LADY's MA1D-Experienced; speaks French and
German; good seamstress. B. c. b. 34i West
CHAMBERMAID.-By English Protestant; ex-
ceIent waitress: particularly neat and refined
122 West 2sd st
CoOK:-For luncheons dinners; accommodate
by day; first class cooking at short notice;
letter only. Downey. 1907 Park ave
COOK AND LAUNDRESS; BY Scotch Prot
,.G ostant competent obIigng younE excl Keel
Golfers Aeency, 122 west sd Sitit' St MIS-
EOUSEwORKE ER.-By Swedish Protestant; good
cook; competent, willing and obiging moder-
Agency. 122 West 2Sd 81.
INFANTS NURSE.-Refned experienced. with
hospital training. from Hanover. Germany;
celent recommendations from city family; like to
have the full of young baby from birth;
salary s35 per month. Nurse, DDS East 49th ST
LADY'S MAID. - Refined German; expe-
rienced: expert dressmaker. hairdresser.
packer; desires position in first class family
Christians: trustworthy: references. II West
18th st.
WAITRESS or PARLORMAID.-Can take but
ler's place: very neat: highest references; city
or country. b. Mrs. Golfers Agency. 122 West
YOUNG GERMAN WOMAN, good family,
speaks English. desires children
four years. Frauein, - Whitney, Emhurst,
l.. I. Tel T72 Newtown.
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

Mdle
INVESTMENT company has an opening for man
who can present securities inteliigently: week
~ allowance. A. D. Holland. 10o6 Times Build
ing
oRGAN1sT Immediately for Episcopal church,
Massachusetts. 5000: boy choir; also one for
Georgia. STo0. Webster's Choir Exchange, 1876
9th ave.
OUTSIDE and trimming cutters on ladies' fine
shoes. Wichert & Gardiner. Atlantic and
schenectady aves, Brooklyn. N. Y.
PHOTO-ENGRAVER'S artist to take work
home; machinery. air brush work. also pen and
ink lettering. G. b. Box 8. Tribune Office.
PRINTING SALESMAN Must understand
technique of printing and be experienced
sale sman in this line; straight salary, 81, 600
$4,000. Business Service Co, 309 Broadway.
RARE OPPORTUNTTY.-Man take charge of
advertising of a high grade financial and com
inercial periodical Address A. r.. Box 90
Tribune Ofice.
SALESMAN Valves. mill supplies; salary open.
Business Service Company. 800 Broadway.
SALESMAN with horse sense who likes horses
TO talk horse remedies to horse owners; per
manert position and territory 10 right man. Dent
Mfg. Co, 13l East 34th st.
SALESMAN. able to talk about horses. wanted
by corporation manufacturing horse i'm
provement specially: fair salary; no com
mission. Address NJ 3. L., Box s. Tribune
Office.
SALESMAN for permanent position; represent
Dr. Dents celebrated horse remedies to livery
stables and ownere exclusive territory. call
with references. Dent Mfg Co. 131 East 34th st
departments all around preferred salary
$1,000 $500 per year. Employers Service Bu-
reau. 10 Broadway.
STENOGRAPHERS-Se good opportuni-
ues for experienced stenographers possessing
brains and initiative; S65- $50. Cali write
Business Service Co. 300 Broadway.
STENOGRAPHER-Larg local concern require
an experienced stenogfapher to locate with one
OF their interests in South America; knowleds
cf Spanish preferred: age $50. 81, 500 and liv-
ing expenses Call Business Service Co.. 300
Broadway.
STENOGRAPHER-Ch young man, for
manufacturing concern downtown; excellent op-
portuntty salary SIS start Employers Service
Bureau. 170 ProaGway
STENOGRAPHER spanish: important position
OF trust; cash security required 140 Liberty
st, Room T03.
STRUCTURAL DRAFTSMEN-SeveraI oppor-
tunities for experienced designers. checkers
and detaileTS Call or write Business Service
Co. 800 Broadway.
TREASURER wanted fo- musical production
ready for road all booked; good towns: small
investment essential. Call Room eI, 30 2foad-
TWO CITY statesmen wanted by manufact-
urer: exclusive territory will be given good,
capable men; splendid future. Room 721, Trlb-
une Building
TWO GOOD Statesmen for special work;
"ra opportunity for young men. George i.
Cram. 100 Fulton St, city.
WANTED-A man as attendant to invalid;
must be temperate and honest: bring ref
ercnce: wages $50 per month. 1t9S Bedford
ave. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31

SALESMAN with horse sense. who likes horses
TO talk horse remedies horse owners; per
manert position and territory 10 right man. Dent
Mfg. Co, 13I East 34th ST
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31

SAIIESMAN-Valves. mill supplies; salary open
Bu'ness Service Company 800 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31

RARE OPPORTUNTTY.-Man 10 take charge of
advertising of a high grade financial and COM
inercial periodical Address A. r.. Box 90
Tribune Office.
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For Both Sexes-City.

MADISON SQUARE C122 Broadway.
Harlem. Branch: 343 Lenox ave. above l3Ish ST
Brooklyn 21s Livingston Street
$50 BRANCHES IN ALL CITIES
Pupils hear and speak the new Language ex-
clusively from the first lesson Trial lessons
free
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31
CARPET CLEANING.
TALKING MACHINES.
LOST-SANkROOkS

LoST.-Bankbook No 954. 254. Bank for say
mss ~ 4th ave- New York. Payment
stopped. Please return book to bank
LosT.--Ban&book No. 491 AL OF Dry Dock Saw
lhSs institution Any person having claims
upon said book IS called upon to present the
same to the bank v thin thirty days or the
SAID book VIII be declared cancelled and extin-
gulshed. and a new one issued in lieu thereof
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31

PRINTING SALESMAN - Must understand
technique Of printing and be experienced
sale sman in this line; straight salary, $1,000
$4,000 Business Service Co. 3O9 Broadway.
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Female

BooKKEEPER. stenographer' Office worker,
SIS: permanent position competent woman
Call Diehl Exchange. 90 Nassau
BOOKk EEPER. some typewritng; able handle
full Office detail: start January / salary S12-
SO. Call Employers Service Bureau. 10 Broad
way.
COOKS wanted: wages frors $50 to SEQ call
Immediately. Blooms agency. T47 Lexington
COUPLE-Useful outside man: wife cook
general worker; small family; $50. Uni
versal Employment Bureau, % East 23d st.
tMiss Peckham).
FASCINATING lucrative work in spare time:
skill, capital, eXertion unnecessary. Enclose
&c. for particulars Donovan Co. 1441 Broadway.
FOR THE sTAGE-Refned ladies to begin
with Mortimer Kaphams Players; continual
work around New York; interviews to )
daily. Room 205, 1881 Broadway
GENERAL HOUsEWORKERs and German
cooks Yorkvile Employment Bureau, 1888
Lexington ave Tel 1210-Lenox.
GIRL.-Gseful; after school hours: learn house
work. Mrs. Day after .. 230 East 4Sth
GIRLS, neat, young. 10 make themselves gener-
ally useful in ladies' belt factory. Mack &
Potter 366 West Broadway
OPERATORS on hags; also on white goods
steady work and good pay Address or call
Amin 6 Co, % Fulton st.
OPERATORS tlimmers .bodyrnakers wanted on
ladies' waists and dresses: long season and
good pay. Hammer & Kahane, i79 Wooster St.
top floor
KITCHEN MAIDS-Competent; all nationali-
ties; country and city, $50. Universal En-
poyment Bureau. IS East 23d St Miss Peck
ham).
OPERATORS, experienced on lingerie dresses;
steady work; - hours per week good pay
Miller Co. Sc West 22d st.
PATENT leather reparers ON ladies' fine shoes
Wichert Gardiner, Atlantic and schectady
aves Brooklyn, n. i.
SrENOGRAPHER. Christian. neat accurate for
convenient Office uptown; well educated and re-
liable; salary S12-$l5. Employers Service Bu-
reau 10 Broadway.
STENOGRAPHER.- so to ST Louis; S25
weekly; woman - to 35 years old rapid ad-
vaucemeat. Elsie Diehl Exchange, 90 Nassau az
sTENOGRAPHER for law office SIS; three nav
ing S10-S15; law positions a speciality jump
stenographer Exchange, 81 Nassau 81. Tel
1921 COrt.
sTENOGRAPHER.- TO go TO St Louis
for president prominent company; S25 ex-
penses paid. Jupp Exchange 81 Nassau ST
Tel. 4221 Cort.
sTENOGRAPHER- Christian young lady; some
experience in legal work; hours %, salary $40
start. Employers Service Bureau. 10 Broadway.
THREE openings in chorus Of successful mu-
steal comedy, call after a. IA. with this
ad. r. stagg Arcade Building. 6Jth and
Broadway
THREE WHITE WAGTREssES-First class;
small hotel, Florida expenses paid; SIS
Universal Employment Bureau. IS East a3d
ST. Miss Pecl5harS).
TWO FRENCH NURSE MAIDS for good civ
positions. one child IN each family. uni
versa! Employment Bureau, 2S East 2Sd ST
(Miss Peckham)
WAETED-A goyerness (institutrice1 for ~ 30
children aged il. 10 and Z, must be pro
hc.ent 10 instruct in the elementary ana
grammar courses and In French, German or
Sp1Dish aud music; personal references re-
CURED. Reply stating qualifications in detail
A.a-s.- O. E1z -. Ir.hune once.
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For Both Sexes-Country.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors Gov
ernesses. etc. to Colleges. Schools and Families
Apply TO Mrs NJ YOUNG FULTON
% Union
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31
PUBLIC NOTICES.
CONIRACT IS.
CATSKILL AQUEDCCT.

SEALED BIDS will be received by the
Board of Water Supply, in Room 91O. 299
Broadway, New York, until IL A NJ. on jan
uary 1s. 1910. for Contract 6S- for the con-
structiou of seven steel pipe siphons consist
ing of riveted steel shells feet inches and
/ feet inches nominal inside diameter. <en-
Veloped with concrete and lined with Portland
cement mprtar. aggregating 20 miles; also
several stretches OF aqueduct in open cut and
on embankment or cut-and-Cover aqueduct
aggregating about $50 feet. The work is
located in the Towns of Yorktown. Mt. Pleas
ant and Creenburg. and the City Of Yonkers
Westchester County. New York.
At the above time and place the bids will
be publicly opened and read. Pamphlets con-
tanning information for bidders and pamphlets
OF contrsct drawings can be obtained at Room
900 a. the above address by depOsiting the
sum GOT Ten Dollars (S10) for each pamphlet
For further particulars sSe Information for
Bidders.
JOHN A BENSEI. President:
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
CHARLES a. SHAW.
Commissioners Of the Board OF Water Supply.
J. WALDO SMITH. Chief Engineer.
THOMAS HASSETT Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31

COOKS wanted; wages frors $50 SEQ. Call
Immediately. Blooms Agency. T4T Lexington
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31

SALESMAN. able TO talk about horses. wanted
by corporation manufacturing horse i'm
provement speciality: fair salary; no com
mission. Address NJ. 3. L., Box s. Tribune
Office.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31

TREASURER wanted fo- musical production,
ready for road: all booked; good towns: small
investment essential. Call Room eI. 30 2t1ad-
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31

STENOGRAPHERS-Sev good opportuni-
ues for experienced stenographers possessing
brains and initiative; $50 $50. Call write
Rusiness Service Co. 300 RroadwaN
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31

COUPLE-Useful outside man: wife cook
general worker, small family; $50. Uni
versal Employment Bureau. % East 23d st
Miss Peckham).
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31
LOST AND FOUND.

LoST.-ON FIFTH AVE, BETWEEN SD AND
Soth sts turquotse brooch set with pearls
ne nhder VIII receive a reward leaving II
5Ith st. e'0
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31

STENOGRAPHER-Ch Christian young man, for
manufacturing concern downtown; excellent op-
portunity salary SIS start Employers Service
Bureau. 10 Rroadway
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31

PliOTO-ENGRAVER'S artist to take work
home; machinery, air brush work. also pen and
ink lettering. G. b. Box Q. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31

STENOGRAPHER. spanish: important position
OF trust: cash security required. l4o Liberty
St, Room T03
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31

STATISTICIAN. experienced railroad accounting
departments; all around preferred: salary
$500 $500 per year. Employers Service Bu-
reau. 40 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31

BOOK EEPER. some typewriting; able handle
full Office detail: start January /; lary Sl2-
So Call Employers Service Bureau 10 Broad
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31

SALESMAN for permanent position; represent
DR.. Dents celebrated horse remedies TO livery
stables and ownere: exclusive territory. call
with references. Dent Mfg Co. 131 East saith
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31

/ ORGANIST Immediately for Episcopal church,
Massachusetts, $500: boy choir; also one for
! Georgia s7o0 Webster's Choir Exchange, 1876
! 9th ave
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31

STRUCTURAL DRAFTSMEN-Several oppor-
tunities for experienced designers. checkers
and detailerS Call write Business Service
co 400 RrOadyay
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31

| FASCINATING. lucrative work in spare time:
skill, capital, eNertion unnecessary. Enclose
! &c. for particulars. Donovan Co. 1441 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31

STENOGRAPHER-Large local concern require
an experienced stenogfapher to locate with one
OF their interests in South America knowledge
cf Spanish preferred: age 2S-40. 81, 500 and liv-
Ing expenses Call Business Service Co. 300
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31

WANTED-A man attendant to invalid :
must be temperate and honest: bring ref
ercnce; wages $50 per month. 1t9S Bedford
ave Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31

BOOkKEEPE stenOgrapher' Office worker.
SIS permanent position TO competent woman
Call Diehl Exchange. 90 Nassau st.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31

OUTSIDE and trimming cutters on ladies' fine
shoes Wichert Gardiner. Atlantic and
SchenectadY aves., BROOKLYN. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31

TWO GOOD statesmen for special work; :;
@Ha opportunity for young men. George +.
Cram. 1870 Fulton St. city
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31

TWO CITY statesmen wanted by manufact-
urer: exclusive territory will be given good
capable men; splendid future. Room 721, Trlb-
une Building
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31

OPERATORS. tIimmers. bodyEakers wanted on
ladies' waists and dresses: long season and
good pay. Hammer & Kahane, 179 Wooster ST.
top floor
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31

INVESTMENT company has opening for man
who can present securities intelligently: week
~ allowance. A. D. Holland. 1006 Times Build
inr
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31

FOR THE STAGE-Refned ladies to begin
with Mortimer Kapham's Players; continual
work around New York; interviews = to )
daily. Room 2O5, 1881 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31

OPERATORS flags; also on white goods
steady work and good pay. Address or call
Amin 6 Co, 90 Fulton st
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31

GENERAL HOUSEWORKERS and German
cooks. Yorkville Employment Bureau, 1888
Lexington ave Tel. I2IO-I.enox
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

GOOD plain writer grammar school graduate.
wishes position beginner Rose Barber.
491 Hicks st. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31

/ GIRLS, neat young. 10 make themselves gener-
ally useful in ladies' belt factory. Mack &
! Potter. 366 West Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31

N03IM GERMAN LLOYD
Large, Fast and luxurious Twin screw
Express and Passenger StssarlsairS
Equipped with Wireless < Subnlarins Siv,,,.s =
AthMOt th-CHE RBoU RG-BPFyfE~
Express SalilnSs Tuesdays az Ia s VI
1850 " m II jan kr0nprinz Nm Ia, *
A'4'S RED Nni.jan- Ii Kaiser Vim der a. Esh =
~, BREMEN DIRECT
PoaN w'''-SS'eW SaIlinss Thursdays az 10 A N
Lieten - - a. - =. .teb- ~
.aS AT plymouth ami C'sNrbnlirs- -
GiBRAtrAR-NAPIS> S>-GFNNx& .Y.,xs
ParbSrosxc r'esn Salngs SATURDAYS II a NJ
'hsIlln new. Jan. 20 X Albert 80, ~ ~, -
'OnitS AlglegS. Torrent Cruise - -
- independent Around the World rc,,-.
.IdSeusfs SneckS g0od all over ~. vyo-,s
NF'' DI'I, - - y 60. General Agents.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31

GIRL-Useful; after school hours: learn house
work. Mrs. Day after O. DO East 4Sth ST
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31

USEFUL NANNY young colored man; in pri-
vate family: two years 9th ave. reference;
country preferred. Address George. care Of w.
Scott. West 3Sth ST
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-10-25

Can we determine the religious
inclinations of an editor from read
ing his newspaper? asks an exchange.
No, this cannot be done, speaking
broadly. No other body of intel
ligent workers so fully represents
kindness and liberation in religion
as do editors. Be you Catcholic
the Protestant editor places. his
fairest wreath on your tomb when
you die. He writes with 'overhowing
heart at your departure. If you jest
at Christianity the cultured editor
will not print your assaults, for our
editors, whatever may be their per.
sonal disposition, look upon belief
in future world as sacred and above
humor and quip. In religion as
in politics we turn to u I
editors for inspiration and guidance,
as a sailor of the seas is governed
by the lighthouse.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-10-25
mo GENUINE REFORM
EXPECTED ] OF MoRE E:
New Spanish Premier Known
as a Reactionary.

Madrid, via Hendaye, France, Oct.
2;.--Senor Moret and his new Liberal
cabinet have begun the consideration
of modifying the government policy
in Barcelona and Corona that under
the Mau:a administration had become
almost unhearable:, - = &, --y,.~. j..
Just how far Moret will go with his
reform cannot be definitely stated, but
it is, understood that the govern
meut's rcrressive policy will be light
ened only as much rs is absolutely
necessary to pacify the country.
There is no doubt that Moret's ap-
pointmcnt is the result of political
thimb'e rigging and that the life Of
TIE Liberia! cabinet will be short.
Mor5t, while nominally Liberal, is
in reality the most reactionary of the
leaders of that party. No radical re-
form is to be expected from him and
the genera opinion is that he will
endeavor to conciliate the factions
whose dissensions threaten the life of
Spain. That he will succeed no one
believes. 49,. -s....I
Moret, as an administrator, has
proved himself utterly incompetent.
To mis- mismanagement while colonial
secretary Spain can trace her loss OF
Cuba and the Philippines and the dis
astrous events Of tile American war. :
All Spain is celebrating the fall of
tho ~Mal1ra Government and tne holief
is that King Alfonso will insist on
reform that will be effective and last
ing. H~-~ --....