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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-12-10
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Thousands of appointments will be made
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Country ca1 get Instruction and free
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-12-10
burmese ~ The Dreamer.

Every work of mans hands may be
said to be the result of a dream. Take
block of marble, rough hewn, from
the quarry. The sculptor wants to
cut a figure out of the mass. Has he
nor all the time he is carving the
figure in his mind he wishes to pro
duce?
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-12-10
Gould Not be Better.

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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-12-10
The Whirl Of Time

Times has cert'n'y changed" OBJ
served an octogenarian darby in Ala
bama. "Befo' de wah it was only de
slaves dat was sold, but only de I'D
an ole mastah' was sold at auction
in New York for a whole lot o. money.
Times has cert'n'y changed. "-Har-
per's Weekly.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-12-10

lanes was always kind Of mo-
ose said Mrs. Paige to her caller,
}-t now he's married again. seems
ID he couldn't bear to have any
'0dy smile" There you 60, he says
o Almiry the other day, always sing
ing them secular songs in this vale Of
woe. What if you was took sudden.
says be, and called to your last ac-
count with the Soldiers Tear" in
your mouth p Exchange.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-12-10
Tax Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the tax
roll for the township OF Waverly is now
in any hands, aud that will he at the
following places and at the time stated
for the collection of taxes: Allen Bros
store, Glendale, each Friday from 8 to 3
p. m. /; Bennett & Lakes store, Paw Paw,
each Saturday.
A. FRIsBIE, Treasurer
43tf Waverly township.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-12-10
Dr.. Bells Pine ar-,1Oney
For Coughs and Colds.
Determined TO Succeed.

Napoleon had conquered Europe In
imagination before he saw Jena or
Austerlitz. When only ten years OF
age. from the military school at
Brienne, he wrote to his mother In
Corsica: with Homer In my pocket.
and my sword by my side. | have 10
carve my way through the world"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-12-10

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Trouble Makers Ousted.

When a sufferer from stomach trouble
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In EarIv History.

The first Biblical illustrative art
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the catacombs.
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Att
Minnesotské noviny., 1909-07-22
Z Zprdvy ze St. Paul. =

= Hospodsky John Poidinger V
elsie ?13 Dale al. .poct6n' byl na-
rstevou dyou maskovanych lupitd,
kteff vkrocili do salonn kratce pred
Ill. hodinou yecer napfazengmi
revolyery dali as desfti pfftomnym
osobam na yedorni, 10 nesmi se hnou-
ii mista Kdyz rozlsazu jjajjiicsts jajiicsts
bylo yyhovdno, pfiskocil ieden q
banditi K registru, kde nalezala Sc
hotoyost sl2, nlz pax oba zmizeli.
- Max Leibecke, pohrobnik ma
St. Peter ul., podal stizpost proti o.
kresnimu koroneru A. G. Millerovi,
obyinuie no, ze podal si k vyplaceni
ucet "a posmrtnf prohlidku decka,
aniz BIZ ie viibec byl videl. koroner
praFi, BE tsrzerff poiiToibniika neza-
kldda se ma pravde, nybrz ze K yd!i
pohodinosti yyhotovil p. Leibeckoyi
umrfi cerrifikat stelneho dne ma
vstiyil dim, v nGmz d6cko zemfeIo,
aby u6inil zadost sve ufedni poyin-
tlusii. horoner Miller prayi, ze
obyineni je re misty, protoze po'lrob-
nfkoyi Leibeekovi nedohazuie oh
cllod, kdezto Leibeexe prayi, le jed
nj nns,ze I'd ID jff..as: fsssisssttiii fssssss
Minnesotské noviny., 1909-07-22
Mall 0znamovatel-

1 State Savsngs Bank (statni
spofitelnf banka) elsie 93 vychod-
nj ctvrta ulice. Vklady ucinene pred
3. cerynem tohoto roku ponesou d.
roxy po sedm m9sicd do /. ledna
1910. Spofitelnf licet teto
bance zajisfuje nejen nawostou
bezpecnost, ale zaroven pobada ku
setrnosti ukladani malych obnosd
kdykoli jest tax mono. Banka jest
otevfena behem obvyklych bankov-
mich hodin pondelf ve6er od 6
do 8 hodin. - Urok . ykladi 3 a
pnl procent. left
Minnesotské noviny., 1909-07-22

Pfekvapu1fcf zprava roznesla
Sc kruhy nasimi pondeli rano, ze
zndma krajanka pf. Josefina Dar-
rah, 35 roki stara a zijicf man
zelem Gfsle 462 Superior ul., po-
krisila sc sebevrazdu zraniysi sc
Y revolveru do leve strany prsou.
Ranena byla ihned dopravena do
mestske nemocnice, kde lekafi cho-
vail nadeii ma jeji zachraneni. Pr.
Darrahoya trpela poslednf dobou
silnym civnfm rozrusenfm, pfivod6-
nym pfi koienf A m6sice stareho
nemluyn6te. Jelikoz domaci ieif
zivot plynul neilepsim souzvuku,
neize souditi jinak, nez Re zoufalY
Gin provedla horeGnem navalu. V
pondeli rano vstala iak obyceine
pfiprayila snidanf kdyz posnfda-
la praviia muzi, sedicimu u stolu,
ze sc ide podivati k ditGti do lozni-
ce. Ia kratSo zayznela stfelna ra-
ma a kdyz zd6seny manzel ykroGil do
pokoje, nasel zenu lezeti pres postel
kki-vii finouci SC prsou. Kdyz by
Ia tazana po pficin6 sveho Ginu, da-
la ia odpovsd, ze Sc obavala, ze ztratf
rozum a ta pfi6iny, ze radaji pfa-
la 81 byti mrtyou. PAM Darrahoya
byla netefi pana Vac. KoncaIa a
dostalo 70 il peGlivebo vychovani
skolniho vzd6lanf. Rodiee jeji zijf
v Chicagu.
Minnesotské noviny., 1909-07-22

sc 2 n6kolikadenni nemoci, jez upou-
tala jej ma liizko. AS pred desfti
lety byl guverner johnson opero-
van ma zanet slepeho stfeya, kteraz-
to operace nebyla nplne zdafilou a
cd te DOLBY trpf ob6asne prudkymi
zachyaty nezaziynostl. Mono, ze
bude muset byt opet operovan ably
&c choroby zbavil.
V nedeli po pdlnoci pfepaden
byl James Melshaw ma Dale q Sell
by ul. tfemi chlapy, ktefi zadali jej
% yYdani veskergch penGz. Kdyz
odpovedtl, ze zadnych sebe nema,
yrhli Sc surovci ma nei a zasadili
mu n6kolik t6zkych ran do hlavy a
|obliceje. Melshaw je povolanfm
herec onu dobu Gekal ma poulicni
karu, sraceje Sc 2 veterni navstsevy v
St. Anthony Hill.
DIE move vydaneho mestske-
ho adresafe ma mesto st. Paul phi
tomnou dobou priblizn6 235,000 o.
byyatel, coz je pfirdstek ia posledni
ctyfi leta $4,000 obyvatel.
Sbor Sokola Gini pffprayy K
soukromemu vyletu pfisti ned6li
rs. t. m. ma Chatsworth zapadni
7. III. vylet bude pro cieny sboru
pozyane osoby. UGastniei vyletu
nfohou se seiiti ma mfst4 vyletni1n
jiz dopoledne. Hojnost zabayy a
obcerstyeni ocekava vyletniky.
81. Louisa Arbogastova, obvi-
! ssi,oiu 8 iTiattikou vrazdy sveho
s'ttsst1, iktteryzto pfipad jest ctenaftim
dobfe znam, byla tyto dny propu-
stena ma svobodu po slozenf zaruky
Y obnosu $4,000. Zaruka bvla Sc
hnana u American Bonding Co. X
sondn > obema nedojde al ffjnu.
PAM Arbogastova, jez je stale tez-
&c nemocna, naleza Sc m6stske
Statnf auditor Iverson yratil
se ze severnf Cast statu, kde zaby-
val se prodejem statnfch pozemki.
Celkem bylo letos prodano $4,000
akrd d prdmerna cena obnasela s7
ia akr.
Minnesotské noviny., 1909-07-22


toyati posledn6 pfesvtdcil sc tom
lzprayodaj Pioneer Pressu J. q. Lc-
men, lenz ma rozkaz mayora byl w
hozen tIfadoyny dv6ma strazniky.
Lemen osoboval 81 pfilisne pravo
lleeeos iIlu pasiiio do oIka drive, ncz
kdo o tom vedsl q kdyz AMI 20 de-
brem neehtel nfadovnu opustiti, za-
yolal mayor policii, ktera zprayodaje
Ivyvedla na cerstvy vzduch a mayor
mu zakazal pfistup vdbec.
fT Prime SO hospodyne (Ceska)
do 5-6lenne rodiny. Tfi ditky jsou
10, s Q roxy. Radna cistoty dba-
Ia starsi pani nalezne slnsnS domov.
Piste nebo blizsi Sc tazte II B. Se-
Idlecky, 507 Sidney St, st. Paul,
Ainn 5s-tf 81
Rad Orel cisIo 50 ZCBJ. najal
ST sin CSpS ma den dikiyzdani, kdy
pofadana bude osiaya i0iereho W.
,roa fadu. Zyolenl k tomu eiIi
vybor zahajil jiz pfipravn4 prace a
yse bude ucineno, ably prvni tato O.
i assa ti.vAsssi ss Fl ..saa otkaala se nsle-
zitym zdarem. Pofadajici vybor
ziedna slaynostniho fecnika a pozve
ysechny mistnf ceske spolky jakoz /
pfespolni.
Sbor zastupc1 ceske syobodne
skoly usnesl se ned6lni sye schuzi
III odbJyani yyletu We prospdch sko-
ly, jenz bude pofadan ma pfihodnem
miste V neddli odpoledne 30. srpna.
- Koncem minuleho tydne te-
silo mas opetne shledani milym
nasim pfizniyeem p. Karlem Ko-
courkem Lidgerwood, N. d., me
skaiicim zde "a ohehedem. Jaak ak sc
nam pan Kocourek yyslovil, jsou v
seyerni DakotG dobre gyhlidky lid
bohatou zen.
Winn Powers, Glen mestske
assembly nayrhuje pfedlohu ordi-
nance, die niz bylo by zapoyezeno
iieohaavattii stat potaii poyozem dele
nczli 20 minut ma ulici obchodni
6asti m6sta a dale mali pogozy
antomohily 1initi zast4y!ksy na 70
zich, kde cestujici vystupuji do
poulicnich kar.
- Spraya mestske posty udaya, ze
pres jeden million zasilek musi pu-
toyati ro6ne do Washingtonu nasled-
KEN chybne, nedostacitelne nebo me-
6itclne adresy ma zasilkAch. Vydani
; tim spojene stoii postovni odbor
Sl0,O00 rocne ledine V nasem meste.
q toho mono seznati, iak dtilezito
jest, ably zasiiatcle dbali ma sprav-
nou citelnou adresu.
- ak isme iiz pred n4jjakoa n4jjakoa
dobou sdelili, byl statni radou Wy
dan rozkaz. nafizuiici zavfeni ia
teGniho zayodu J r. McMillana, ma
lezaiiciho So ma druhe strane feky
Mississippi ku kroku tomu do
slo zc zdravotnich ohledu a hlavne
I'd z14ssiiost oib,yvateiii na West Side, |
KterI 81 srezovaii, 2e lsou vystayeni
nesnesitelnemu zapachu. Zastupci |
McMillanovy spolecnosti zadali wy
dani soudniho zakazu proti rozkazu
zdrayotni rady, ale sondce Bum il
krajskeho sondu odmitl zakaz vyda-
IT, Rozhodnuti toto jest velmi dd- |
lezite, neb tim dava re statnf zdra-
votni rade moe pravoplatne zakroci- |
ii We ysech podobnych pfipadech
tudiz ! V pfipade Armourov5ch ja- |
TEX, proti jejichz umisteni New
Brighton yede m1sto hned od po-
catku vytrvaly neistupny boj. |
Guverner Johnson pozdravil !
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-07
INSURANCE ACT
IS SATISFACTORY
Bill Creating Insurance De.
partment Favorably Re-
ported.

The senate committee on private cor
poratious and insurance yesterday report
ed favorably senate bill No 81, the big in
suraucs measure. with minor technical
amendments.
This bill provides for the creation of an
insurance department, and to regulate the
insurance business in the state. Its pro-
visions are unfaYOrable to mutual insuT-
ance companies, but do not affect fTateT-
nal insurance societies or associations.
as has been stated in some quarters.
The bill provides for the appointment
of a commissioner at 5000 a year and a
deputy at g 100. The bonds of these are
fixed at s15.000 and $1,000, respectively.
The governor is to make the appointments
and the limit of expiration is fixed for
the last day in February, 1913 The emer-
gency clause is inserted, so that the act
becomes operative upon its approval by
the governor
Two other bills. senate bills Nos. IS and
% covering the same subject, have not
been reported out of committee. IL is
the general understanding that the COM
mttees report will be adverse on these
bills when IL is made
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-07
LEGISLATION AND LEGISLATORS
AMERICANS ARE
TO BE PREFERRED
Bill FavOring white" Labor
Passes After Speeches
Against Foreigners.

House bill No 30. one of the labor bills
was passed by the house yesterday.
This bill is intended to give the prefer
ence of employment ON public works to
citizens Of the United States over foreign
laborers- The discussion on the passage
Of the bill was earnest and at times i'm
passioned
Mr.. Barnette of Juab county declared
the state is oveTridden with thousands
OF ignorant fOreign-born laborers. who
work for wages far below the wage paid
white" men He had reference to Aus
TRANS and Italians. He declared, fur
thermore, that the coolies that come
from oriental lands are no better
Mr.. Russell said that great ideal-in
fact. the greater portion-of the work in
sewer construction in Salt Lake City had
been done by japanese and other classes
of aliens, and that citizens of this cOun-
try were turned down, even though they
had offered to work as cheaply as the
foreigners.
The question of constitutionality arose,
but this was abated by the adoption OF
an amendment which says that Ameri-
cans shall be given preference where the
rates are equal There were two votes
only against the bill.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-07
BOARD TOCONTROL.
STATE DEPOSITS.
Governor, Treasurer and Au-
ditor to Have Say About
Who Shall Have Money.
TO AMEND CONSTITUTION
BILL PROPOSES TO PUT CUES
TON BEFORE PEOPLE.

BY a house joint resolution introduced
yesterday BY Mr.. Ashton. the people Will
decide the question as to who shall name
the depositary for the states money.
Heretofore and at the present time, 1t is
said, rich harvests have been reaped by
favored banks that have had the hand
ling of the money that comes into the
treasury. The proposed act creates 4
board of three, consisting of the COVER
nor, the state auditor and the state treas
urer, which shall have the authority to
money is to be placed In order that
this may be accomplished an amendment
TO the constitution is to be submitted.
The essence of the proposition is contained
in these paragraphs, which amend sec
tons of Article VII:
That there shall be submitted to the
qualified electors of the State of Utah
at the next general election an amend
ment to Section u of Article VII of the
state constitution. relating to the care
and management of public moneys in the
hands of public officers. and providing
for state depository board to direct the
depositing Of state moneys in the posses
sion of the state treasurer. 50 that said
Section Il will read as follows:
60 The governor. Sta-e auditor and state
treasurer are hereby constituted 4 state
depository board with Iull power and aG-
thority to designate repositories with
which ali funds in the hands of the state
treasurer shall be deposited. and at such
rate of interest as may be prescribed by
law. When money shall have been de-
posted under direction of said depository
board and i'm accordance with the
law the treasurer shall not be liable for
loss on account of any such deposit oc-
curing through damage to ihe elements
or for any other cause or reason occa-
stoned through means other than his own
neglect, fraud or Jishoncrable conduct -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-07
VETS ONCE MORE
ARE TRUMP liant
Substitute in Senate for Can
non Prohibition Bill Goes
Over Till Monday.
SOME ADRoIT MANEUVERS
TIME is QUANTITY WHICH PRO-
HietTIoNIsTs HAVE NOT.

The prohibitionists and sr-prohibitiol-
lists of the senate made one of their fu-
tile attempts to bring up for final pas
sage yesterday the substitute for the
Cannon prohibition bill.
This attempt was the renewal Of the
attempt begun on Friday, when they were
outwitted by their opponents. This time
their scheme of attack was more care
fully planned and for time apparently
successful. The most that was accom-
plished however. was the reading Of the
bill i'm the senate. The vets scored an
other victory by forcing delay of con-
sideration of the bill until 1880 temof-
row morning. This delay probably &C
compiished the object of the opponents OF
the bill-the killing of the measure.
The work on the floor was adToit. Inc
bill. No. 14S. is an extremely long one
After the amendments had been stated,
the secretary began the reading Of the
bill at a quarter 20 - O'Clock He had
proceeded but little way when Senator
John Y Smith called attention TO the fact
that it was noon time and that dinner
would soon be waiting, and moved re
cess until o'clock.
Having. on the previous day, fixed tue
hour for adjournment at . clock, u
was maaifestly impossible for The oil
to be read and considered in the hour 5
time.
And so it is that it goes over once
more.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-07
GOOD ROADS ACTS
IN THE SENATE
Bills Are FavorabIy Reported
Out of Committee With
Slight Amendments.

Five good roads bills were favoraply
reported out of committee in the senate
yesterday. They we're house bills Nos. -,
IS. 81, So and 50. These are the bills which
have the purpose of establishing a sys-
TEN Of state and county roads. and are
the result of the work of the good roads
convention held in this city last month.
In committee thy wers slightly amended,
as they came from the house
Tt is the feeling, however, that a long
stride forward has been taken m the IL
rectiOn of a system Of uniform highways.
and that the results from what is accom-
plshed this year will have an effect IN
calculable within the next two years.
when the legislature meets again.
The bills had pretty rough shedding. in
the senate. friction having arisen between
the advocates of the original measures
and certain members IF the committee
having the bills under consideration. oil
was poured on the troubled waters. how
ever. and the good roads bills i'm their
essential features. at least. bid fair tC
make the navigation to the governor S
office
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-07

BILLS ARE REPORTED
FAV0RABLY IN SENATE

Senate committees yesterday reported
favorably on large number of bills
These are some of them:
House bill EOS. diverting the sheep in
spection fund into the general fund
House bill 159, relating to the winding
up of affairs of corporations whose fran
ehises have expired
House bill Is, protecting employees from
being mulcted by bosses in order to hold
their jobs.
House bill 154. protecting the right Of
persons, unions or corporations owning
trademarks against infringement
Senate bill IL. creating a state board of
pharmacy, and laying particular stress
on the regulation of the sale of poi
sons by drug stores.
House bill As. permitting the creation of
irrigation districts; slightly amended
technically.
House bill 1875. relating to the creation
of school districts and consolidation
Senate bill Il, for roads in Washington
county
House bill fs7, regulating speed and re-
quiring numbering of automobiles passing
over roads Of any county.
House bill 103, relating to terms OF
members of school trustees.
House bill l09 relating to facilitating
the attendance of pupils at high schools.
Senate bill 50. cvreating state dairy
and food bureau
Senate bill 157. licensing and regulat-
ing the dairy business in Utah
Senate bill 1856, providing for the label
ing of cold storage products.
Senate bill 1875 providing authority for
sheriffs in counties of certain classes TO
appoint under heriffs.
Senate bill I24. permanent maintenance
of University OF Utah and Agricultural
college.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-07
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-07
MAKE CHARGES
Of COMBINATION
Heated Discussion Follows Bill
Affecting Salt Lake Board
of Commissioners.
S0L0NS PLEAD IGNORANCE
BILL PASSES AFTER DESPERATE
VOYAGE IN HOUSE.

House bill No. 222 relating to county
commissioners and their appointments,
was passed in the house Saturday after
noon by a vote of 81 to g.; II being alb
sent and not voting. The bill was not
passed until after lengthy discussion at
the morning session, at which time sew
eral members of the house charged the
board of county commissioners of Salt
Lake county with having a ring which
was exceedingly hard to enter.
When the clerk of the house announced
that as the special order of the day house
bill No. 222. BY the judiciary committee,
would be acted upon. REPRESENTATIVE 7. l..
Holman of Bingham, Salt Lake county
took the floor and in warm words denied
the existence OF any combination IN the
house of the Salt Lake county represen-
tatives as had been charged.
THE charge has been made" said Mr..
Holman, that a com bination of the Salt
Lake county members of the house is in
operation against the field" ! am here
to represent the interests of the people of
Bingham and ! have tried to represent the
interests of the people of the other parts
of the state as well. | am no party to any
combine, but I am going to support this
measure when it is called" continued Mr.
Holman.
At this point several other members OF
the house from Salt Lake county were
on their feet each demanding recogni-
ton. Representatives Clegg, Porter and
EaFQieN edcE IN turn denied any kDDKl-
edge of the combination and furthermore
said that they had never heard of such a
thing
Representative William Mcmillan and
Mr.. Bower also denied the knowledge Of
any combination. as did Mr.. Baker of
Tooele county. but he was rather insinu-
sting in mis- denial. saying If there Is
any combination among the members
from Salt Lake county they may as well
continue; they have accomplished but lit
tie up to date
The bill was then ordered read, but it
developed it was not on the file of any
of the members and it was then disccv-
cred the bill had never been printed. A
typewriter copy of the bill was read by
Mr.. Morris of the judiciary committee. He
dc Tended the committees action in bring
ing the bill before the house.
Two amendments to the bill were Of
fered by Holman, permitting the county
commissioners to employ certain help
when it was deemed necessary by them.
Morris offered an amendment allowing
the county commissioners in counties Of
the first class to appoint one pauper clerk
and one assistant.