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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-28
SETS SELF RIGHT
President Taft Takes Occasion
to Laud General Grant in
Speech.
HE HAD BEEN CRITICISED
Invited to Address Union League Club
at Philadelphia, He Makes Most
of Opportunity.

Philadelphia, April 2S.-President
Taft last night was the principal
speaker at the Grant birthday dinner
of the Union league in this city, and
paid a striking tribute to the soldier
president Taft was sharply criticised
a year ago because of certain of his
references to General Grant, and he
took advantage of last nights oppor-
tunity to express anew his admiration
for General Grant as a man, a soldier
and the chief executive of the United
States.
Given Great Welcome.
When the president arrived in the
evening he was met at the station by
an immense throng and given an en-.
thusiastic welcome Entering an auto.
mobile, the president was escorted to
the Union league clubhouse by the
First City troop of cavalry The streets
were lined with crowds of people, who
cheered vociferously. At the club
house the president held a reception
for more than an hour.
Taft at Home After Trip.
Washington, April 2S.-Prasldenl
| Taft reached Washington from Phil
| adelphia at this morning. Ihe
party remained in the car 'Inde
pendence" until Z when they were
| driven to the White House.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-28
Miss White a Bride

Paris. April 2S.-Miss Muriel White,
daughter of the American ambassador
to France, was married at noon today
to Count Hermann Scherr Thoss, an
officer of the Royal Prussian cuiras-
sierS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-28
BEACH HARC|S
UP FOR LIFE FOR
KILLING FATHER

Irvine, KY, April 2S.-The jury in
the case Of Beach Hargis, who was
tried on the charge of killing his faith
er, Judge James Hargis. returned a
verie of guilty and sentenced him to
life Imprisonment today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-28
SNOW IN NORTHERN
SECTION OF IOWA

Des Moines. Iowa, April 2S-Snow
fell in the north and central parts of
Iowa today. Mason City and Webster
City report an inch of snow.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-28
Son of Danish kino weds.

Berlin, April 2S.-Prince Harald of
Denmark, third son of King Frederick,
was married today at Gluecksburg cas-.
tie TO Princess Helena of Sconderburg.
Gluecksburg.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-28
illinois House Approves In
creasing Assessed VAL
uation to 0ne-Third
HAS BEEN 0NE-FIFTH
Other Revenue Measures Also
Carry-Senate HaItS Over
8-HOur Day.

Springfield, H., April 2S.-The first
revenue bills, known as the Busse
bond bill, increasing the bonding pow
er of Illinois cities, passed the house
today SS 10 5S The bill provides for
property by making the assessed valu-
alton one-third instead of one-fifth the
full valuation.
Other Measures Passed.
The second of the revenue bills,
cuts down the rate of taxation from
TO 3, also passed, as were the re-
mainder of the bond bills.
Hopkins Gets -.
Springfield, April 2S.-The 18th bal
lot on senator resulted:
Hopkins. rs.
Foss, H.
Shurtleff, 49,
Stringer. "a.
Scattering, "a.
Hear S-HOur Arguments.
Sprinffield, H., April 2S-After
listening all the afternoon in COM
mittee of the whole to arguments for
and against the eight hour day for
women, the senate adjourned last
evening without taking action on the
measure.
One of the novel arguments made
against the bill was by c. A. Werner,
laundryman of Chicago.
1--WE face the yellow peril" said
Mr.. Werner; I'VE are threatened by
| the Chinese laundryman Already
he has 20 per cent of the shirt and
! collar business. The laundry sells
service it is like domestic service,
and should, like it, be exempt from
such legislation as this. The major
ity of the female workers in the state
| are perfectly satisfied, particularly
the laundry girls, who are an intel
Girl Attacks Petitions.
Miss Agnes Nestor attacked the
petition presented from working
girls asking that the law be not en-
acted.
1--WE have found in a number of
instances that these petitions were
i circulated after the foreman or fore
| lady had made the girls speech at
the noon hour, telling the girls that
men would take their places, or that
their wages would be cut, or that
their right of contract would be alb
rogated," she said
The petitions are not worth the
| ink they are written with AS to the
| Chinese, the laundry girls in San
| Francisco work 54 hours a week and
have worked so for years, but the
laundry out there still runs
! Columbus Day Assured.
| Senator Potter's bill making Col
umbus day, Oct. Il, a legal holiday.
passed the house by vote of 101
ayes to II nays today. On April z
the enacting clause was stricken from
the bill by the house At that time
Representative Geshkewich gave no.
tice that he would move reconsid-
Grafton. April 81 the house recon
Sidered its vote, refused to strike out
the enacting clause and the bill was
replaced upon the calendar. The bill
was passed by the senate early in
the session.
Senate bill As, amending the indie.
may fix the maximum penalty, was
read second time and advanced tC
third reading.
Big Hat bill Adopted.
The committee on miscellaneou.
subjects reported with a favorable
5 lrecommendation Hilton's bill (houss
CONTINUED on Page Four.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-28
Four Women There.

The American women at Hadjin
Miss Virginia A. Billings of Kirkland.
Ohio, Miss Emily E. Richter of Chi
cago, Miss Lambert, who is a daugh-
ter of Bishop Lambert and Miss
Baldwin.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-28
FATE OF ABDUL HAMID, THE
EX-SuLTAN, IS in DOUBT

Armenian settlements and the viii
lagos in the province were burned
and many persons killed. Hadjin is
almost without food and animals are
dying of starvation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-28

Continued on Page Four.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-25
MILGZEiC?

II &raraaA.a3l dn@A;.hr ,,au $50 !;
kob;ec;ny iToddal ~; ;sd'dolar6W,.
49,: AZ nrsvsss,,oa;;aa,; Isr,,,i
,'o.n1 M ], d. DO zan;a I'D ,,,,,,,s.F
An Lr,nu,de Koh;ac;na B 80.
N 1891. n;en;aa,.s .a,escboc;;a U.
8 La .l..a.a; aaa
z st warankiem ME wo , wyias
wi6 osoby,. k t rapii,e len lad, ,oddaje,
soklrutniie ije.dlnak byla ciiseka,wapa, skto.
tel lei te pieniadze ukradl. Zacze-
Ia vice ga,da6, niby, 8 tenn owen,
a. wreszsc,iie zapytaIa, czy ksiadz
proboszcz zadna m1iiara ME moe
jej pow,Ziieadzsipeee kto tel te :Ip 'iitellii DE
akradfy Boo ona wca ale: ME ~ Jest Gle
kaWaa - ME - bron Boze!-tyl-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-25

Yorku odebrano wiadomo6f,
70 e podobnY naszyinik zin Ill
2 hotelu Knickerbocker "
.dniu % listopada. G 81 j.
w'ttedy sic przyssanl'a.l, q pra.
.cowal v tym hotelu iako q.
miatacz znalazl n1a'szYjnik.
ma podlodze, . domy6lajac
sic, 70 Warh jest conajmniej
.kilka set dolar6w, ME m6gl,
sic wstrzymac Cd pokusy'
przywlaszczenia 60 sobie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-25

sE--W &E#15HE rsS%HT IIHH %s@+ $GE&s 4EtHE&&H Ns#8f a3
DAYTON, Ohio. Znalezia
no tn " kanale zwloki Die,
znanej bialej kobiety, tax
zepsute, ze tozsamo6ci osoby
stwierdzic ME molina; cial,
musialo przebywac we wo.
die co najmniej miesiac.
|Odkrycie to ~wywola}o to
wielka sensacye, jest to DO
wien juz sz6sty mord spell,
niony " tel miejscowosci ma
|kobietach j to " ciagu ME-
diugiego ostatniego czasu.
20 trzymiesiecznem po-
szukiwaniu aresztowano tn
Beathy'ego j niejaka Fan
ny Wilson, oskarzonych Q
obrabowanie banku First
Natl. Blk, of Monravia" ma
sumo $25,700. Beatty l,y}
poprzednio rzeczoznawca W
sprawie zamk6w Cd kas ban.
kowych i krotko pred ra-
bunkiem rewidowa} i popra-
vial zamki kasy tanku W
Monrayia; w6wczas to pod
patrzy} urzadzenje kasy j
swoje ,,rzeczoznawstwo' zu-
zytkowal ola wlasnej kiesze-
nj. Try miesiace 7myka}
razem 20 swoja Fanny pred
|policya, az go tn przylapa-
no; ze skradzionych picnic
dry mial JUL tylko $4,000,
ale "a to mia} w}asny auto
mobil, a Fanny miala bry.,
lanty, co wszystko skonfi-
skowano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-25

80. .a-Ht T-s & = b.. s@- t~y.-
HARRISON, N. j. Div
nym zbiegiem okolicznosci,
przyby}y niedawno 2 Me
pogromca zwierzat An
Joni Schmidt, odnalazi swaa
c6rke, kt6ra pred 20 laty
%ulotni}a sic 2 kochankiem 2
domu rodzicielskiego.
W jednym 2 tutejszych
salun6w, zeszlo sic dw6ch
nieznanych sobie mezczyznl
Byl to Schmidt j jego ziec
Fred Lahr, zamozny oby-
watel tutejszy. Przy szklan-
CO rozpoczeli rozmowe Q
Niemczech j swoch miej1
scach rodzinnych. Gdy
Schmidt w~ypowiedziai sRe
nazwisko i miejsce urodze-,
MIA, Lair zaznaczy, ze jego
iona tez sic tax 2 domu ma
zYwa j z togo samego miej-'
sea pochodzi. Wkr6tce wy
.darzy}o sic, 70 Lahr jest
tym rnezczyzns, kt6ry uproa.
wadzil c6rke ~SchmidtoWi. z
okrzykiem rado6ci pa'd.]i so
bic " objecia,5a po serdecz-
usciskach Labs zabral
tescia do sWego domu: pred
staw;aiae OLGA c6rce, 9 swej
E5t&EEE&EA3t f&%F&ES1E4IaH .-TE4EG%E
ionic. Rado6ci niesbylo ko6-
ca. limestone tyms niespo-
dslewanym zrzadzeniem To-
81, PAM "a LLahr, rzseekla:: ,,Ja-
kEi i,sd to wielk lii',l. blogosla.
v, wien ie 6at'wV'o, e i. many Y ty "a.
kraiu saluny, /. 9 ma. MAJ moi lu-
bi do Mich chodzie, i mac
ME by1abym mego kocha-
n11,ego op aalply'' v mo Nom z!yciu5
zobaczyla,"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-25

doss aaIs ]. ~ niiilkoo.mmaiisslsd u ME is,5
4 srIpi s. -.S;aa toby byylloo ie sssatllie 81
emo, 81, 81 lo g
ssIp,ooWs,iissdziitssdll'' 4=ss 9s55 .s ss 5a#sss
"a Vice p,ewnosc;il ! ' ug1ni rs mil
cz Y a.. zzaalppytaall powt6rnie. ~ s s
Jelgsomodcl Jezeh ak byc mnu nus
ia chloddb,ysS mic sp an 1drobne KAYAK
kzraajjiaalii, ME powgiem! jamie taxa,
JAZZ inane klltolb,iiieetJy, co to j,eno s zaraz
wszyystkkowygadac MUSIC l,z q 4 m u
to jjsa,kaklb,yy kamieh we wods wrzucii1l!!''S
sZZatem ulmlii,eaoiies maiilczeGc q .s.
-,zapytaR probtoszcz jjeszc,ze rsaz,
spog1aedajec lei bysstreoswg 5oez5y. 5I
aTak jest, umiiem miilcz.,escc!' ~ -.3
odrrzeelksIa r~ezolutnie kobiieta, znow 4
.zaczynajac wiele gadac 8 tenn jak d
ma miilczeG umie. q
sWiidzicie vice. .pose,kE,lleeppal ja
Pc ramieniiu proboszcz --s.wJy ~
smieciieef mllczeG, zatem miilczcie! "a
tez umiem milczec" 4
Rzekl ! zznniiA ~ drzwiiami, costa
wiaiac osfinia}ag kDbiete. kt6rai ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-25

ii,c.iIi5 p. ". u rs T 't',lnl I
.se'1Wliiat,yn,liia "a, edna e1ll!l'5- z mai
piekniejssych. Y dyecce''zyi
scrantohskiej, dopiero pred.
Imiesiacem zostala zggruntow
mic odnoWiona inasnowo po
,Swiecona; szkody wynosza.
80 tysiecy aolar6W,
LOS CAL.
Magnat kolejowY 2. p. H :] Har-
riman jest poWaznie chory,
wyczerpany i~.zdenerwowany,
lekarze polecili mu usunacsie
Cd interes6w, ale Hartman
oglasza, ze mu to ME jest
EA&FIGsE .#sSGE @5St-s~%& ~ SGrL -a54.a ESfE %#@@3
MOTIVE, vice ty1ko ograni.
czy swoje prace, Q lie sic da.
CITY, ILL.
Strawberry " liczbie $50 j
#tEsa=tH So EE-lEEE. ~. .N.- = - r. : . # - S&-l
pomiedzy mimi SO kobiet
czekali PREY bramie ma po-
wracajacych wieczorem Cd
piracy robotnik6W, kt6rzy
ME chcieli wyjSc ma strajk.
Walka ma dobre trwala jake
pol godziny, az policya PREY
pomocy ~obywateli rozproszy-
IA zapa5nik6w..
~Przyw6dc6w zaburzenia a.
dnia
nkaza}a sie,paniP. johnson,
kobieta olbrzym. Obawia-
JAG sic 0 meza, kt6ry poszed1
10 piracy, 'poszla pred bra.
me i wyciagnawszy revolver
powstrzymala ca}y t1um ma
pa6u i p~rzyprowadzi1a meza
bezpiecznie do domu.
Potem zosta1a aresztowana
"a noszenie broni,:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-25

N t@s.a SE5ts
ganek, by sic tylko do Il
trumny Wiele krzyczaalao'o pa
CLOS:
,,Ojcze: , ojccze : : ojcze
nasz drogi!. ojcze duchlo-
wny!,. /. pasterzu nasz. ME
|opuszczaj nas!.
w pieciu vice mirsiacach
zjednal sobie nieboszczyklu '
" Newarku tax lax 90 50
bic byl zjednal " Jersey City,
j W Paterson. Dlateso ste6
ME moge sobie ~wytlumaczye,
IL navel spora liczba pozzWeol'z:
lila sic uwieSc burzyc;elo'lmtn. ] ]
nisjako tenn samem potwi!esr-
dzala .owa s1atahskq nienaa.
wise do kaplan6w W og6lno'
Sci, a do S. p. ks. Ansiona v
szczeg6lno6ci. Dzis wyrze-
kaia, sic oni Wszelkiei wsp6l-
no6ci W knowaniach pokat,
nych, ale co sic stale, JUL sic
ME odstanie! i.
Czy skrytob6jstwo to bylo5
w,ynikiem owych knowa6.
ely ME, zaWsze moglo& ono
bye okazya i pozorem. So tn
obecnie try przypuszczenlla'a..
Pierv:sze najsilniejsze, ze
6wietokradzcy skrytob6jcy
byli W spisku isprzy slezenlu
przeciw ks. Ansionowi, azeby
go usuna6 z znaj )mego sta.
nowiska, ME przebierajac W
srodkach do osiagniecia swe-
go celu nienawi6ci; drugie
mniej slime, ze byli to bojo-.
wcy do morderstwa wynaje-
Ct .przez osoby, kt6rym ma
tenn zalezafo, azeby tax gor-
Hwy i o zbawienie dusz dba-
lacy kaplan W parafii Sw.
Stanis1awa ME urzedowa};
trzecie ze byli to prosci rabu-
sic, kt6rzy gdY i'm ks. Ansion
odm6wiwezy otwarcia kasy
parafialnej, pad} pod skryto-
b6jczymi strza}ami.
I'd gospodyni, PAM Anto-
niny Sawrzyckiej ME MONA
sic mic s~tanowczego dowie-
dzie6. Wpuscila ona trzech
tych z56jc6w do kancelaryi ].
z%awo{awszy drugiego pietra
ks. prcboszcza i nic'podejrza-:
nego ME zauwazywszy, wr6ci-
Ia do kuchni. Dopiero po-:
s1yszawszy strzaly " ofisie,
biegla W mai wyzszem przers-
zeniu 2 krzykiem proboszczo-
wi ma ponloc, W tenn wrza-
snail jeden 2 morderc6w do
niej: ,,milcz, DO Gle zabijef' j
czy ten sam czy dru 81 zaraz
i do niej strzeli', tego ona
luz ME vie, DO strzal zupe1nie
ia ubezwladnii chociaz tylko
lekko zrani}. Pisma zhalezlo-
ne W kieszeniach s. p. Ks.
Ansiona jak n. p. jeden nu
mer ,,Kuryera Polskiego'> ?
Milwaukee, kt6ry opisuje "a
burzenla tamtejsze, a kt6rv
to, numer|wraz'z bezimiennym
LISTEN pooh walajacym zabu..
rzenia parafialne v MAwau-
kee i odgrazajacym sic, o
trzymai S. p. ks. Ansion IA
diva dni pred smiercia, row
niez. ME daja dotychczas
prawdziwego klucza do "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-25
BRODNIA M y l.][l'
I WARKU. Y


W sHrawie morderstwa v
Newarku Dzien:nfik Chicago
ski odebral Masterpieces Ko7
respondencye:
Szanowna Redakcyol
zyjemnytu jes2zc'ze pod wra-
zeniemsokropnej zbrodni do
konanej pred tygodniem "
bia]y dzie6, Q pol do 6smej
zrana, 4 logo marca, ma
osobie czcigodnego kap}ana,
KS, Erazma Ansiona.
z telegram6w wiadomo cry
telnikom waszego powaznego
dziennika co sic tn stale, ale
ME dose ebyba jasnem,
jak sic to stale. Dotychczas
ME wysledzono %sprawc6w O.
wego ha6biacego Polak6w
czynu, DO to-, 70 policya
uwiezi}a kilkana6eie os6b
mieszkajacych W obrebie pa
rafii sw. Stanis1awa, ME mo-
ze bye dowodem, 70 zbrodnle
te pope}nili parafianie.
Jest atoli slime podej RE
ME, a to ma podstawie cia-
g1ych knowa6 i spisk6w cay
nionych. juzto pc domach.
prywatnych W mniejszem
k6}ku, juzto 20 r6znych sa,
ZACH ga rosiedzeniach rozmai-
tych towagzystw, navel ko.
scielnych. 80 i,
Faktem jost re wysy1ano
listy z pie zeciami iowa
rzystw do ks. Biskupa o. su-
niecie ks. Ansiona. Ne moge
jeno pojac, dlaczego zadano
tego Boo przeciez s. p. kr.
Ansion by1 cztowiekiem bar
dzo spokojnym, }agodnym, O.
wszem al zbyt bojazliwym,
O chwa}e. Boza, .jak. ma}o
kto gorliwy, zacny, szlache
thy, nikomu ME ublizajacy,
trzezwy, ~wstrzemlezllwy ME-
nal ze ,,teetotaler", ks. An
sion zjedna} sobie poszano-
wanie z%naiomych mu kap}a-
now i powazanie u ludu, CO
MONA by1o widziec i ma pc:
grzebie, skoro prey tax ME
wygodnym dniu lax sobota
zjecha}o sic .kap}an6w okoli-
cznych przesz}o szestdzie.
STAT, ME m6wiac JAZZ mic o lu.
die, kt6rego moe zjecha}a z
miast okolicznych; miano-
wicje z Jersey City, gdzie
S. p. ks. Ansion 20 przybyciu
do Ameryki W roku 1894
by} diva lata wikaryuszem;
z Paterson, gdzie nastepnie
przesz}o diva ]ata probo-
szczem bedac .przyprowadxi]
parafie do spokoju i. XVII
tnacego stanu; z Passaic,
gdzie 90 rowniez dobrze INA
noz tego, re czesto ks. Chile
bowskiemu pomaga} sluchat
s%powiedzi. Ills. q
Darmobym sic kusil OPT
sac sceny, jake sic dzialy ma
pogrzebie tego meza bozego'
Lamentom, p}aczom ME t bylo
ko1ca nj MARY. W koscie.
lie formalny krzyk, is DIS
jeszcze, gdy wepomne owa
chwile, grroza ~przejmuie sic
~ JEG. - It
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-25

CINCINNATI Ma: Ohio. "
tuteiszym banku narodowym
przed}ozono do wyp}aty pre-
kaz bankowy ma $50 wypisa-
ny: ma kawalku desk, cal
i stope dlullg;iieej. Pre-
kaz ten bank wayp1acil. Pc
wien lokator pok16cil sic 2
w1a6cicielem d lon ], !. iiprzyt1elm
wybi} szybe. .''el,1 w} {s'sIs q
zmusil lokatora: do zap}ace-
MIA szyby, ten uniesiony 10
Scia wypisal mu eek ban
kowy ma desce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-25
fiN,lU 4 IN 3 AMlL1EFsRYKI.

\ 4 3. 2 MllE'''RllYK
- Is
NOWY YORK. w domu
.b'ankiera C. Conti'ego odby-
10 sic zebrania wybitnych
Wloeh6w, " Nowym Yorku
zamieszka]ych v sprawie po-
vziecia postanowie6 ku
zwalczaniu %taiemnych zbrod-
niczych organizacyi w1o-
Obywatele wloscy tn.
oraz zamieszkali we
.Wioszech rodacy ich zamie-
rzaja zalozyc tajemna orga-
o. celach %prawnych.
szlachetnych, by przeciw--
skutecznie ,,Czarnej
sRece" j innym podobnym
szajkom.. Projekt tel akcyi
popieraja ambassador wloski
we Waszyngtonie Planches
i konsul generalny Massig-
lie v Nowym Yorku. Rad.
wloski da owej organ zacyi
projektowanej wszelkie po-
parole po1noc materyalna W
jej dzialalno6ci we W1oszech.
AUBURN, N. 7. StracOnO
tu: na krze6le elektrycznem
N}ocba Salv. Randazzio, ska
ma 6mier6 "a zamor-
dowanie swego kuzyna Pho
ira Randazzio W dniu 11go
stycznia 1908. Obej kuzyni
2 nie]akim Baret.
ia, r6wniez W1ochem PREY
torach kolejowych; Piotra r.
znaleziono zamordowanego
W rzece Allegheny i obu je-
go towarzyszy uwieziono; W
procesie Baretta zostal u
wolniony a S. Randazzio
skazaanlyy;; do ostatniej chwili
utrzymywaf ,oD, re Jest ME
winny, i 10 Piotra zabi} Ba-
retta.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. ME-
jaki Taylor zostal tn skaza--
ny sprzez sedziego zwiazko-
wego Humphrey ma zap}ace-
ME harry W. sumie $4,000 lub
dlugie wiezie-
ME "a to, IL podajac sic "a
kt6rym ME jest;
naciagnat stanowy
fundusz pensyjny ma $4,000.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Ma
reszcie zaczeiy sic obrady
,przysieg}ych " procesit
.Cooper6w % zamordowanie
x: senatora .Carmacka; ME
:spodziewa]a sic jednak by
sic .oni pogodzlli. Sedzia Hart
%prowadzacy eprawe ME spo-
sic rychlo Rerdyktu;
instrukcye, jakich sedzia u
dzielil przysleg}ym SO bar.
.dzo szczeg6lowe, samo cd:
czytanie ich trwalo p6ltorej
godziny; sedzia spodziewa sic
narady przysieg}ych trwac:
bed|a mo5e jake diva tygo-
d q
DAYTON, Ohio. z ko6-
Gem czerwcs przybeda do
49, .. VT1rhE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-25

TEMPLE, N. H. Podpiw-
sly sobie dobrze, dostaf
gwa}townego napadu szaleh-
silva George Narcotic, starry
s}uga pensyonowanIego genera
Ia I. Millera. Narcotic, sciag-
nawszy 20 6ciany nabity re.
w,olwer, wyszedi ma ulice i
rozpocza}, ma cbybil trafi},
strzelanine do przechodni6w.
Mkt ME odwazyl sic do ME.
20 zblizyc, ably go rozbroic.
Kula wYstrzelona do gene~
tala, Q malo ME pozbawila
60 zycia. Narcotic strzeli1
take do przechodzacego
m1odego pastoral zboru kon~
gregacyonalist6w 81. Eastma-
ma, kt6remu ku1a swisne}a.
ko}o ucha. Pastor ME nanny
.Slajac sic dlugo, doby4 2.
kieszeni revolver strzeli1
do s2alehca k1adac 80 tru-
pom ma miejscu.Fastm1lan
uwolniono Cd wszelkiej cd
powiedzialnosci.
OMAHA, Nebr, i: Do !. iu u
lera a. Eldholmo zglosiI sic
pewien Grek John o. Scla-
Vl lll't7Is' z propozycyyia nabyy-'
cia naszyinika PEREZ Wartto1f6ci
GO npaimniej 100000. yIu /,
kazal goszaaresztowac, !
na policy G;rek zeznall, zie
"a lnnaszyinik v mnie-
ciach. Tymczasem 2 NoWego
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-01-16
SIX MILLIONS
ASKED
LEGISLATORS TO BE ASKED
FOR VERY LARGE APP
PREPARATIONS.
State Auditor Estimates That But
Little Over Half the Amounts
Desired by Heads of the Vari-
Gus State Departments Will Be
Available.

Olympia, Jan. 9.-According to esti-
mates prepared by State Auditor C. w.
Clausen, the estimated state revenues
in the general fund for the coming BIZ
ennial period are 1881 ,425, while the
amounts the various state offices.
boards and institutions will ask the
legislature to appropriate total $6,O21,-
1S4.77. In other words, the estimated
revenues are about sc per cent of the
estimated demands, and the estimated
demands only take account of existing
institutions, boards and commissions.
not calculating on the possible new
bodies or institutions that may be Gre
ated by the legislature. The estimates,
both in the columns of revenue and
expenditure, do not take account of
highways or military expenditures,
both Of these being provided for by
special taxes, they having their own
funds apart from the general fund.
The estimates on expenditures are
based on the claims of the various gov
erning officers. Following is Mr.
Clausen's table:
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-01-16
A wonderful Fossil Bed.

An expedition directed by Prof. H. f.
Osborn of the American Museum of Nat
ural History has recently returned from
the Fayoum desert in Egypt laden with
new skeletons of prehistoric animals The
Fayoum district is the bed of an ancient
river. and in the sands are found the
bones of all kinds of animals mixed in
discriminatory. They aro 80 soft that
they can be removed only by pouring
shellac over them. One of the most i'm
portant finds is the skull of the giant
arsinoitherium. The dominating feature
is a long pair of sharp-pointed horns
protruding upward and outward from the
snout for nearly two feet. This animal
was the brute king of its time. The
body combined the shape of the elephant
and the rhinoceros. The monster was
named after the Egyptian queen Arsinoe,
famed for her beauty. The animal stood
six feet high and nearly ten feet long.
The feet were adapted to walking on
sandy or sinking ground.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-01-16
Operation Reforms Drunkard.

By simple operation on the head, re-
moving pressure on the brain, caused by
an injury, DR.. Herbert L. Northrop Of
Philadelphia has changed man from a
drunkard and thief to an honest, indus
trious man, respected by his employers.
The patient declares that his desire for
drink and theft has entirely disappeared
and during twenty-five months he has
lived an upright life and been twice pro-
NOTED by his employers. He was man
of good habits when at the age of AZ a
timber struck him on the head, causing
confusion of the scalp and hematoma
in the upper frontal region close to the
middle line on the right side. He was
unconscious for sixty seconds. During
the twelve years following he developed
drinking and stealing habits, neglected his
family and was finally discharged from a
good position for drunkenness and for
misusing the company's funds. The OPP
Grafton was then performed, and after
twenty-five months of well doing with no
relapses, DR.. Northrop announces a COM
plete cure.