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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-22

plsaf z tryum fem: AJAX dzl-
why jest Chrystus! a vice i
|jeden biskup oddaje nareszcie
|Chrystusowi chwa}e i g}osi
.ewangie]ia, azeby i Prusy "a
iczeiy, kr6lestwu szatana mo-
vic: bywaj zdrow"
Lecz Luter MARGIN okrop-
ME sic pomyli}, DO jeszcze
roku Pa1skie go 1908 Satan
ma Mazurach swe harce wy
prawia i ukazuje sic naprzy-
k1ad Pofalli, jak :g}osi, W
r6znych postaciach ,,za cz}o-
wjeka, "a zwierze, "a ptaka,
"a robaka, 10, al "a aniola
6wiatlosci, a najwiecej W psiej
postaci", a Mazurzy CT
biedni Mazurzy! - oddaja
mu czes6 zabobony, cary,
zazegnywania, ,,kleszczenia",
i tym podobne gus}a a
najwiecej przez pija6stwo i
grzechy pc "a tenn idace.
Ba, co movie, ma Mazue
rach! Nawet W ojczyznie Luz
ira Marcina, W samej Sakso-
nil, W gl6wnem miescie i
stolicy, W Dreznie, Satan
okropnie ,,szpukuje" ,,Ber-
liner Volksztg," tax o tenn
pisze:
,,A%resztowany teraz pierwszy dy-
rekt0r zak4ad6w Bombastusza, daw-
niej szy malarz porcelanny, Emil
bergman mia} stusunki z ko}ami
spirytycznemi W Dreznie. Spirytyzm
uzdrawianie przez modlitwe (Ge-
zundebeten) s2 W Dreznie ma po-
rzadku dziennym. w Dreznie jest
nadzwyczaj wielu ludzi, co wierzaa
W humbug, jaki i'm zreczni ,,geszef-
~ciarze. przedstawiaja i czyni2 wszy-
stko, co i'm ,,duchy'' nakuzuja. Ma
}g4upocie tych ludzi zbudowa4 tez
dyrektor Bergman sw6j plan. Sam
o~dgrywa} zgrabnie role ,,medyum"
ii. ducha zakletego. Ia pomoca
dw6ch swoich dyrektor6w zgroma-
dill okolo siebie ma}a gromadke, a
ci gfupi wierzyli niezachwianie we
wszystko, co i'm to ,,medyum'' czyli
Ouch. zaklety opowiada}. w krdt-
kim czasie zfozyli zaklinacze du-
chow kilka tysiecy marek i przysta-
pionodo dziefa., zalozonozak4ady fa-
bryczne. 9Wezwany zaklety ,,duch"
dobry nazwa} fabryk2, Bombastus"
wed}ug ducha znanego, pred 500
latmi zmar1ego Bombastus Para
celus, Coraz wiecej ,,wierz2cych"
bra4o odt2d udzia{ ma p~osiedzeniach
Piekarze, %rzeznicy, szewcy krawcy,
s}owem ludzie re wszystkich stan6w
przystepowali do ,,zwiazku*'. Po-
trzebowaf ,,Bombostus" pieniedzy,
to ukaza} .sie ma posiedzeniu
,,duch", kt6ry co by}o potrzeba
zrobi}. Atoli Mkt ME miaf najmniej-
szego powatpiewania o ,,duchach'',
kt6re Z tamtego swiata przychodzi-
}y. Gdy kto wyrazif najmniejsze
pow2tpiewanie o prawosci objawie-
MIA duch6w, grozi}o mu zaraz ma
nastepnem posiedzeniu ,, medyum"
ciezk2 chorob2 6miercia i spaleniem.
A z jakim skutkiem ,,duchy" pra-
cowa}y, o tenn MECH pos}uzaa niektd-
re przykfady. Ma jednem z posie-
dzen spirystycznych pytal SIG pc
wien starzec, kt6ry cd dawna W
,duchy"" wierzy}, gdzie on ma
swoje ~oszczednosci najlepiej ulo-
kowac (zabezpieczyc). Wte tropy
odpowiada ,,%medyum<s: Co ma z
papierami wartosciowemi zrobic?"
Odpowiada ,,duch": ,%.Sprzedaj je i
przvnles Rombastusowi'' Uczynif
cz}owiek, jak ,,duch" kaza}, i 2o,-
| Hnr ~..7s -o-voxI oo~ oo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-22

w Minnesota, wed}ug no.
wego prawa, ME bedzie vol
no cd 1. lipca b. r. ami wy
rabiac, ami sprzedawac, ami
rozdawac papieros6w. Pro-
hibicyonisci przepad]i z swy-
mi wnioskami o n%apojach
wyskokowych, vice choc ten
|poczatek skr6cenia wolnosci
osobistej przeforsowali. Ma
SEEN zdaniem jest to prawo
~niesprawiedliwe, gdyz odbie.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-15
MORE STRICT REeus-&
 TON OF CORPORATIONS.

In the report of the newest Of tas United States departments. that 0. commerce and labor, which was prs- sented to congress yesterday with those of a number of other depal. -aeDts. there was recommendation for The establishment of another new de DartmeBt which would do for the whole country what the bureau of cor norations has been-soing in specific instances and compel complete pub ucity In the manassFnent Of inter state corporations. The report also recommends newev and tighter lq~s 70 stamp out the white slave" tzaE o>. which the secretary states is or gsnized as an extensive business
 Ia relation to government control of corporations Secretary Nsgei en- 3hasizes the prime reed Of t~o thsngs reliable information upor yhicb the government nasy take legislative end administrative action and reliable ir- formation iz concise form to serve ss 3 basis For public opinion
 He believes that the time has cone sor fir wider and more complete application of the rules under vlsich his department is working and asys sbis can only be accomplished g ? definite federal system of ststascry nublicity. by which all corporations at stated and frequent definite inter- sais. when doing an interstate bns;- ness. shall be obliged to disclose all essential facts about their operations. This work he declares must be car ried on by the federal government and can only be properly done in that way as the states cannot be brought into Isne to pass uniform laws regulating
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-15
WHO ARE THE GOATS AND SHEEP

The moon has got half through waxing and waning since the Frisco Kids were asked pertinent questions about the purpose of the Bisbee Even ing Miner, and the district is stlH waiting for the answer. The Review regrets to inform the Frisco Kids that when it comes to supplying Bis bee with the knowledge for which it is thlrsting, the 2Sd Psalm does not go very far, nor yet does a disserta- ton on the subconscious mind
 Two wings of the G. 0. P. are flap ping around in Arizona. but not to- gether, and just at this stage of the festivities there is mighty little pub lie curiosity over the alignment of certain people and newspapers. Of course, there might be more or less accurate guess made from the talk of individuals, but who is to guess a attitude toward a fao- tionaI fight when 1t does nothing but assure us that The Lord is Our Shep- herd and we shall not want?
 Who are. in the opinion of he Miner, the sheep and the goats in this little unpleasantness among republi- cans?
 Having attacked the national con vention at Chicago. are we to under staond that the Frisco Kids" will soon stick the harpoon into the Hon orable Territorial Chairman? No?
 And then, are we to infer that the Frisco Kids" from the land of sun shine to this hilly region. are here merely for the purpose of glor.fyiRg the said chairman and his plans?
 We want to know.
 So does Bisbee and large part of Arizo1fa Why all this expense if there be harmony Have we got to send delegation of friends to Col. Sturges to inform him that he might as well get off the earth politically, because the "Fr.sco Kids" are mix ing poison 70 feed him when he is not looking?
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-15
INSURANCE IDEA
 .MEETSAPPROvAL

More than three hundred applied tions for membership in the benefit association, which Is being inaugar- ated by the Copper Queen were re- ceive Friday and Saturday at the offices of the company. Only one thing kept the number from being treble what it was. which was lack or sime- In the belief of Superintendent Parker Wocdman fully eighty per cent or the men employed by the company VIII make application for membership De- fore the end of the month
 The application blanks were not distr buted until Friday at the var ious shafts but at each a goodly per eentage of the. miners signtfied their intentions of joining. As nS ne can be taken from the work under ground for writing applications, valy limited number can be turned in each day at the general office.
 As an illustration of the manner in which the scheme, for benefit in case of accident or death has taken hold it need only be stated that the three hundred men employed on the day shift of the Lowell mine 130 had al- ready been written up while pracu- cally every man on it wishes to oe- come member. many doing so yes'er- day.
 If every man who has expressed the intention of joining carries out his promise it will be necessary for the Copper Queen to fulfill the agreement made and place $25,000 in the fund. This was to be done annually in case 75 per cent of the men would enter the insurance scheme.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-15
gau by this single transaction.

gau by this single transaction.
 Nr. Roosevelt once proposed dras- tic legislation bS the national govern ment to curb swollen fortunes. but there have beensnp serious sugges- lions in the way of national legisIa- ton to curb swollen power which comes from control over other peo- ple's money. Indeed. the most impor- tant financial proposition now before the country contemplates an act of congress which would enable certain favored interests to issue money themselves. thereby sparing them the trouble of waiting until other people had saved it for them to exploit.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-15
and governing corporations. This may or may not he so-

and governing corporations. This may or may not be SC.
 Many of the accommodations of Secretary Nagel are excellent and the country win wait to see what action will be taken upon them by congress. The people want the trusts restrain ed. They are not over particular hoy this restraint shall be brought about but they want to see 1t and if the plans of Secretary Nagel will do this, and if again the republicans are will ing to carry them out, it may tend to greatly diminish feeling of un. rest. On the other hand it bears the stamp of a further diminution of the sovereign power of each state to man age its own affairs,
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-15

The Supreme Court of the United States never asks to see a mans handbook before deciding whether ne can call upon the federal tribunals of justice to keep him out of jail. It's decision that Charles W. Morse has no right to writ of certiorari to arrest his term of fifteen years in federal prison is but the latest e many proofs that rich and poor stand in is sight upon an even plane when justice is to be measured oct.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-15
fNsULAR REPORT HAS RING OF DEMOCRACY.

ntN6 VT DEmSSHAN1s
 The report of General Clarence R Edwards. chief of the bureau Of in- sular affairs. was presented to con gross yesterday. In this report Cen eral Edwards recommends citizenship to the natives of Porto Rico, but makes no such recommendations as to the Filipinos This will undoubt edly bring storm of protests from ant-expansionists and those whc maintain thaE the inhabitants of our Pacific possessions are enlightened enough to be either treated as Amer. icans or to be given their liberty and allowed to shift for themselves.
 AS to Psrto Rico, General Edwards says that citizenship should be given to the Porto Ricans, who desire it and, where it can be done without ser tous inconvenience. Whether this should be done by an act conferring h itself citizenship or by an act en- abling them to obtain the right by in- 1ividual performance is to be decided by congress, he says, but he hopes
 the act of citizenship may be grant ed as simply an act of justice and per formed in an open and unequivocal manner"
 For mere than two decades Arizona has been waiting with more or less patience for list this recognition of right and justice and if Porto Rico IS to be treated in the same way 1t would be well to commence now to cultivate the virtue of patience, for 1t will be needed unless the republi- can majority would have the world understand that the people of Porto Rico are more progressive, further 'dvanced in civilization in education md the arts of refinement than are those who have builded in Sunny Ari- sona
 In another part of his message that referring to the Philippines. Geo srai Edwards advances some exec. lent anti-protection arguments which hardly seem to chime in with tho dec. Tines of monopoly as the republicans generally preach them
 In commenting upon the Philippine Iariff legislation be states that tho stands have already exported to thi. country at the rate of 75.Oo0.OOO. CT one-half of the limit fixed by the tar, 1T Dill for nee admissson. but .dds, of this importation may weF >e judged by the fact that these cigsEs nay be found only with the greates, difficulty"
 The imporss Of the Philippines fcs.7 the last fiscal year. ho states. wess s27 100000 Of which American soo6z contributed J7s per cent but he pfr diets that under the new free trade rule this percentage will be largely Increased.
 The report on free trade with tbe Philippines has democratic platform vote in its ring and the document can hardly be 50 acceptable to the
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-15
OTHER PEo-
 PIES MONEY.

PLIES MONEY.
 And .whoso has sixpence." wrote Carlyle in Sartor Resartus-"and who so has sixpence is sovereign (to the jlength of si1pence) over all men; commands Cooks to feed him, Philos- ophers to teach him. Kings to mount guard over him-to the length of six pence"
 Whose has control over somebody else's sixpence can do all these things and do them quite as effectively as if the sixpenee. were his own. This is the secret of Wall street and tht beginning and end of high finance. It is for this that captains of indus ltry battle for dominion over life ilt snrance companies, over banks and over trust companies; for all these institutions hold the sixpences of oth- CT people. and the sixpences of other people are the private soldiers in the grand armies of financial supremacy. ! It Is they who do the real fighting Wall street exists, not by reason Of its own money but by reason of oth- CT peoples money.
 ar. Ryan buys the Equitable Life Assurance society from MT. Hyde, and Mr. Morgan buys it from MT. Ryan. because several hundred thousand persons. most of them of no impoI tauce individually to Wall street. have saved their oixpences and paid prs miums on lie insurance policies. Thus a little matter Of s46O. OO0,OO0 is accumulated. Some of this s460.0e5 GOO is invested in the stocks of banks and trust companies. and this invest ment In turn controls the deposits :i. these banks and trust companles-- otser peoples money mounting guar5 over other peoples money: but a. Of :: marching as the command of the nan in authorie5
 By various devices. some or whIe;s have aroused the curiosity of tn, United States government. Mir. Rocks isI!er has piled up s3O0,0OO.Ooo. A least that was the estimate made a year or so ago i1 < semi-official sa.e- ment. MT. Hartman died few -'seks ago and loft sn eState appraised ,. s14s. .0o0.OOc. Tnc Equitable policy nolders are richer tL4n Mir. Rocke- ;etIer sad Gr. Hartman combined. l. she Rockcfol,e- and Hartman foz tunes had suddenly passed ialo the hands of f-. Morgan tse-5 woul6 nave been tremenoous puDlc excl1- ment: yet when MT. Morgan bought. the Equitable he gained control oyer nore money than Mr. Rockefeller and Nr. Hartman accumulated Indeed. it the deDostts of the subsidiary banks and trust companies are added to the assets of the insurance company. a few Sage and Vanderbilt fortunes could safely be thrown in for good r-asure in checking up the added financial power tkss csms to Mr. Nor
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-15

If you arc suffering from bilious ness. constipation, indigests0s. enron ic headache. invest one cent ia pos tai card. send to Chamberlain Medt cine CO, Des Moines. Iowa with your name and address p ainly on the back. and they will forwaro you free sam, pie of chamberlain's Stomach ana Liver Tablets. Sold by al druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-15
Territorial Notes
Water Supply Brings Suit.

FLAGSTAFF, Dec. 14.-At meet ing of the city council it was decided to have attorney E. S. Clark of Pres colt proceed with condemnation pro ceedings against the Atchison, Tope- ka & Santa Fe Railway company to obtain title to Section 27. The cause of the action is the disputed owner ship of the big spring north of Flag stan whic his the source of the town s water supply.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-15

Many persons find themselves sf- feeted with persistent cough after an attack of influenza. As this cough can be promptly cured by the use oi chamberlain's Cough Remedy, ii should not be allowed to run on until 1t becomes troublesome. Sold by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-15

William J. Calhoun. who has ae- eepted the post of Minister to China. starts in well. When asked about the policies he will attempt to carry oat he had nothing to say about that.
 Mr. Calhoun has heard ot the parro, in the fable-and also of Mr. Crane.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-15
Shoots Indian.

PHOENIX, Dec. 14.-Jose Tom, an Indian, was shot yesterday morning about3 o'clock by Newell H. Kerr at the residence of Mir. Kerr on North Fourth avenue It was thought at first that the wound would prove fa- tai, but yesterday afternoon the In dian was examined at the county jail, where he had been taken, by Drs. Beauchamp and Cameron. They said that he would survive unless infection should develop or pneumonia set in.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-15

The engineer had been on duty dtty-eight hours and was asleep" In such cases the old recipe for safe rsilroading would apply: tie a direc- .or to the eowcatcher."
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-15

Dr. Cooks papers have reached Copenhagen. No piratical craft of sakish lines sneaked noiselessly out 9f the fog to overhaul the steamer bearing them and take them away. This is prosaic world.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-15

Delegate Cameron has at last been gut on the committee on territories. Ia this position he will be in better position to push along the statehood ciu.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-15
NOTICE.

A reward of $500 wit De paid for information leading to tbe arrest and conviction of the parties stealing The Review from Subscribers.
 THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-15
Tempe Booms.

TEMPE, Dec. 14.-What in many communities would be regarded as a building boom, is now and has been for some time in progress in Tempe. Tere it Is no wise boom, but purely an illustration of the substantial growth the town is making.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-15

Prunes, when you stew them are a mighty nice thing to begin breakfast with. Dent you think so?
 There is lots of difference in the kinds of prunes you get though. If you want to get real nice prunes you must go to grocery that carries good prunes and other fruits.
 Prunes are nice and healthy, too. They make good economical break fast fruit.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-15

If the Prairie were on a real mis- sion sf war her plight on the DeIa- ware nud-bsnk would have less somis sspsea
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-15

Some on in Washington may hays turned Malicious Animal Magnetism loose on Mir. Zelasa
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-15

stand-patters as might be expected from 2 republican administration. VIII the Aldriches. Paynes and Can lons stand for such a treasonabf. doctrine from a party official.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-15
Presto pruneS

THE BEST PRuNEs grown. Each can Is so completely prepared that they are ready to serve. Cream, lime juice or other fisverIng may be added to suit taste.
 PRESTO PRUhEs contain no art. fieIsi eoiorines and are guaranteed un- der the pure food law. 2 1-pound cans .....-..-...2 .25e 2-pound cans ...-.--..-...-.-- 25c 3pound cans ...-........... .35e
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-12
COMMISSIONERS
GIVE LUNDBERG
CARTE BLANCHE
Continued from Page I.

At this late date they will endeavor to
get authority from the legislature for
what they have been doing without au-
thOrity.
The commissioners say that their Of
flee work cannot be done without as
sistaBce. and that the $500 allowance
by the legislature is not sufficient. The
pauper fund has grown beyond the ex-
pectations of those who framed the
law, and it will necessarily take twH
men 10 handle it. The bin they will
have introduced will provide for this.
The part of the pauper fund which
Lundberg has paid out by cash or
checks amounts to about a third of tie
whole. There is no proper account Of
this except as contained in his report
of the names to whom the money has
been paid. Were he disposed to be
dishonest there is nothing to prevent
his grating good round sum.
Applicants for relief have in all cases
been referred to Lundberg by the COM
missioners, and he attends to their
cases, relieves their necessities by
either orders on the stores or gives a
check, to which he signs his own name
and that of Commissioner Clinton. 1t
is this latter maneuver that has been
strongly criticised among other county
officials who have observed the work
ings of the system, or lack of system.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-12
S0L0ISTS FOR "ELIJAH."
Singers viii All Be Local People
Fine Rehearsal on Sunday.

The Salt Lake Choral society held a spe-
Cidl rehcai sal Sunday evening on "Tha
Elijah. The singers were out in num-
beFs- The soloists for The Elijah were
announced to the society and the an
nouncement was received with great en-
thusiasn.
Contrary to the first intention. the sing
ers are all local people Nine soloists in
all are required. as the OratoriO is to be
given ia two parts. The s0loists for tho
first part are Mrs. Anna ColbOrn Plum
mer. soprano; Miss Edna Dwyer con-
tfaito. NJ J. BIines, tenor; Horace s. En-
sign. baritone. For the second part the
soieists will be Mrs. Emma Ramsey Nor
ris. soprano: Miss Hazel Barnes. con-
tralto. Fred g Graham. tenor: Hugh W.
DouCall. baritone. There is also a sDe-
cial soprano part. that of the youth. and
Miss Edna Evans has been secured 10
sing IT,
The orchestra of fifty pieces has been
engaged and consists mainly of members
of the Salt Lake symphony orchestra.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-12
Caucus Nominees Approved.

The prayer. a beautifully wOrded invo-
cation. was delivered by the house chap
lain, J. w. Jenkinson
Cannon of Salt Lake then read the
names of the caucus nominees for the
positions in the house and moved their
election. This motion was seconded by
Henrie OF Garfield and the choice was
made by reclamation.
A committee consisting of Thompson,
Hansen and Morris was appointed to 10
tify the senate that the house was ready
to receive communications and to trans
act business. Another committee, cot
sisting of Randall. Fuller and Cannon
was appointed to act with like commit
tee from the senate TO notify the governor
A recess Of five minutes was taken. to
permit of the selection of seats. There was
a deal of goOd-natured rivalry and BAN
tering among the Republicans for what
each thought to be preferred places The
only ones who had no trouble about Sc
lecting their seats were the two Demo-
crats-Merris of Washington ard Ham
mond Of Grand. who constitute the minor
ity They selected seats as nearly in front
of the speakers desk as they could From
these places of vantage they will easily
be able TO -saucus on any measure that
may come up. From these places #
vantage. too they will have. from time
TO time. opportunity to stick thorn into
the Republican hide.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-12
AMERICAN FORK NOTES.

American Fork. Jan. 1G-At a meeting
of the board of governors of the CONNER
cial club of this city held last night. the
following members were appointed as del
egstes to attend the good roads convention
to be held IN Salt Lake City on the 18th
of this month: James T. Gardner. S. L.
Chapman. J. J. Jackson. ]. H Wootton and
Thomas J. Chapman.
Mrs. William T. Thornton entertained at
her home in the Second ward last night,
about twenty-five guests being present
Refreshments were served and the evening
was spent in parior gsnafs and social chat
AT each OF the four churches in this
city today a sermon was preached on pro-
hibition. each Of the bishops having re-
ceived instructions TO have this done and
also a letter from the anti-saloon league
with petitions inclosed. which they wished
the bishops to circulate and have signed
by the citizens OF this town, TO be nre-
scented to the legislature. asking them TO
pass law for state wide prohibition.
Nearly everybody in this town will sign
the petitions.