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The Detroit times., 1909-03-31
DOS FRIENDS TO
Sharpen KNIFE
] FOR CR0UL
kLk or HOLDING UP NoMINA-
ROW AS POLICE COMMISSION.
Ia BECAUSE he SAYS HE'LL
bRoP Ex.MAYoR AS ATTORNEY.

Ihe biggest kind of n ruction has
~ stirred up In Republican poln'
4 circles by the announcement that
mix II. Croul, police commissioner
be. will replace George L. Codd rs
11ce attorney by Henry Ledyard.
nyor Breitmeyer disclaims any re
feasibility for the change, saying
81 he made no recommendation 10
&oul on the matter Friends OF Codd
10 ready TO start fight.
"Croul is not appointed and approx
BY the council yet-maybe he never
Ill be-" declared one prominent Re
Hblican alderman.
MI am so angry | can't talk, said
Mother city official who was a strong
IMPORTER of Codd a5 mayor.
[%rI decided on this appointment as
personal matter" says Croul. /
nderstand that the attorney speaks
~ the police commissioners. ] was
6ver particularly close TO Codd
therefore, | decided TO make this
Mango I do not intend to make any
her changes that I know of at this
me. '-"~'''"
Did you ever go TO Mayor Good and
appointed fire commissioner was
1ked.
MI am not. answering that kind OF
1estion," replied Croul.
Colds friends are saying. however,
lat Croul did make this request anu
nat Codd acceded to it. Therefore,
here are charges of ingratitude.
lit is none of my doing" asserted
4yor Breitmeyer. when Mr.. Croui
<cepted the appointment did nos
I'VE more than a dozen words with
Nm. and the attorneyship was nor
oentioned. | told him that would
IKE to see DR.. McCcsh made police
1rgeon. He Is a man of whom ! could
|oy nothing too good, and as Or.
|orenfio has held the place for four
" Eve years, change would be in
rider. DR.. McCosh had not asked mo
NJ the place, but John GILLESPIE has
Hsked II for him.
II told Mr.. Croul. also. that II Sec
fefary Walters made good. ] shoult
Ike To sec him reappointed. But
Nothing was said about Codd.
E"As Croul will have the responsible
Nv, he must have some leeway, Of
tOurse. That is all there Is To IL.
Firemen Knock Croul.
Frank ii. Croul's reported severity
Ix fire commissioner is the cause o.
anxiety which is felt by
The members OF the police force, over
Ml1om Ire will be commissioner after
Jnly j. This Is due Ia the things that
have been dropped IL quiet talks be
tween city flremen AMI policemen and
he resultant talk about the station
houses,
and see what he will do 10
<on.'' is the way that some of the fire
men put It..
The matter dates back 10 the time
of the forming of the James Battle
hub among the fireman. Commission
br Moran broke up this organization
md the fliemen say that CrouI assisted
Md backed him up in this in every
8ay
Tie feeling among the iiremen was
- strong that most OF them quietly
Worked against Mayor George 4. Cold
N 1906. and this opposition may be
Named In part for Lis defeat as ne
vent down by a margin OF only a lit
He more than $500. The fire laddics
we're sore at Codd because he nad &c
sppointed Moran and they took this
way to show their feeling.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-31
u. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS
NEW YORK METAL.

NEW YORK, March 30.-continued
sire ngth was shown all through the
list at the metal exchange today Flee
trolytic and casting copper were up sc
I'm the asking price. Lead unchanged.
Tin improved small fraction i'm the
asking price. Spcltcr was slightly
higher. Lake. 1g7s n13Isc; electrolytic,
i2is M1224c; casting. i2%ml2Ssc; lead.
s405 40. spcltcr, Si.I5W i.17ts; tin.
- N 80 1sc
The Detroit times., 1909-03-31
TO PROBE CHARGE
THAT LEGISLATOR
ASKED BRIDE
NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED STATE
MENT THAT CONDUCTOR WAS
APPROACHED WHILE RAILROAD
FARE BILL WAS PENDING.
(From a STAFF ccrrespondent.)

LANSING, Mich. March 30-Re.
bellion broke loose in the house last
night Rep. Baker, OF Cheboygzn. in
troduced a resolution. which passed,
requesting the speaker 10 appoint a
committee OF three members to inyes-
tigate and report ON the statement
published in a Lansing newspaper to
the effect that a member OF the legis-
'ature had solicited Il brbe from a
railroad conductor TO secure the pass
age or the bill permitting the train
men TO collect a 10-cent penalty when
passengers do not buy tickets in sta
TORS.
The resolution declares the allega
tior to be serious reflection upon the
Integrity and honor of the members OF
the house and gives the committee
adincriiy 10 compel witnesses to at
tend tie Investigation meetings.
Speaker Campbell appointed repro
sentatiyes Baker, +. G. Miller and
Farmer as members OF the comr.it.
tee.
There was more turbulence when
Bicfd, of Bay. In Introducing "a reso-
lutlOn 10 reconsider the vote on the
bill providing telephone Interchange of
service, said that Speaker Campbell
had inserted in the daily journal IL
narks on rulings during the consi1cr-
alton OF the Baker telephone bill thai
had not been made Bierd was voted
down on appealing from the speakers
ruling.
Monroe, OF Gogebic, moved to refer
lie matter to the committee on rules
where the merit of the bill could BE-
icoke'i into. Bierd charged Monroe
with bad faith which brought the lal
Ter 20 LIS feet with fire in his eyes
Van Raalte said the Bierd clotion
was an insult to the speaker. Baker
So: tho record was distorted and
should be expunged. The resolution.
after suggestion by Ogg. was re-
ferred To the committee for ac;i1E.
Intending TO run down the reasons
for the persistent fight against Sou
tJr Foster, Of Gladwin, Rep. Maycy.
Of Bagaga. went 10 the audiip'-at ner-
ais department and requested his
tory cf an the vouchers showing the
money pad TO Senator Foster sor the
Advertising Ut state tax lands. Maxcy
has received the complete record.
which shows il total of :. 0Jc This
money would be saved II new BIZ
under consideration should become
las. II provides that each county
chall have charge Of all Delinquent tax
ilads within It's borders.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-31
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Buttcr-Board prices: Creamery. OK
tras, soc: grsts. Use: dairy, l9c; pack
ing stock. &c per 10.
Eggs-Current receipts. case count.
cases included. l9kc per doz. Receipts
on Tuesday. N2l cases.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-31
N. Y. COTTON.

NEW YORK. March 3O-Thc cotton
market opened steady at an advance OF
two 10 four points and in spite OF heavy
proft-taking was sustained after the
start by overnight orders To buy.
Among pit traders, however. the re-
action theory had more friends than
for some days.
Cotton prices furnished by Hayden.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-31
EAST BIFFALO-CIo<c.

EAST BUFFALO. March 30.--Cattle--
Receipts 30 head: quiet; steady. NCals
Receipts. 80 head: active, steady;
Iambs-Receipts 1920 head: active.
steady: lambs, s5.25mS,i0; ycariings
sTM7.5O: sheep. s3m65o. liOgs-lto
cejfts $50 mead. active. firm Workers
81 GOA 80. pigs. $3.50 q C.60; hcavlcS.
- nnM 10. ftlngha. SGM6. 30.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-31
M0MAN FIGHTS
WITH BURGLAR

While Mrs. Alfred T. Gibson. wife
.of the manager of the Michigan Beef
INC Provision Co, was enjoying nap
AZ her home, No. 1903 Taylor-avc.. Mon
day afternoon. burglar who had les
himself into the house with a false
Key, coolly entered the room where
Mrs. Gibson was sleeping and proceed
led to ransack It, The noise awak-
|ened the woman. who jumped from
the bed and pluckily attacked the in
|fruder. After desperate struggle
'<he man freed himself. knocked thu
woman down ald escaped.
Search OF the premises showed that
tine thief had stolen a child's bank
<ontaining 81 and had taken some
Ichange from Mrs Gibson's purse. An
Iron safe belonging to Mr.. Gibson hal
also been broken into but the contents,
'ccnfncd to papers, were not taken.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-31
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO March 3O.-Failure ot
Liverpool To- follow the uDturn. de-
cline OF i.c at Berlin. and continued
fairly liberal receipts in the northwest.
caused declines OF a n &c in wheat. but
declines were met with fair demand
from commission houses. causing a re-
action. Liverpool comes lac higher
against our upturn OF y ole yesterday.
European visible decreased .72S,0 900,
against decrease OF 1900. 900 last
year. Northwest cars. 2.2 against 20
last year Local receipts. So cars
against 80 year ago
The Detroit times., 1909-03-31
WANTS LEGISLATURE
TO END WORK IN MAY
from a STAFF Correspondent)

LANSING. Mich. March 30.-The
administration wants the legislature
TO finish business the first OF May,
but majority of the house members
are baking on this program having
a longing to hold on till June. II Is
proposed to appoint a steering com.
mittee in the house, where trouble
exists. to guide the work, cut out fric-
tion and bring about the governor
will in ending legislative activities at
the earliest possible moment.
BusIncSs-III<c Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co.. No.
is John R.-st. Phone 149S.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-31
LIVE STOCK.
RyFFAI,o IIyEsTOCk.

EAST BUFFALO March 50. tSpe-
cal )-Dunning a. stevens livestOc X
report: Cattle--Two cars: steady. un-
changed Hogs--Tcn cars; strong,
heavy. s7?Om1.lO: Workers. $7.10m7.30:
pigs. S6gcM6.O. Shcep-Fiftecn cars.
steady: best lambs. $50. yearlings. 81
n 20. wothers 6.s0I6.1j. ewes, 81 Y
81, calves S5Ffa5O
The Detroit times., 1909-03-31
Quotations by Hayden. stone * Co
nnnn IIiph I.nN- Clnaa
TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO GRAIN.
TOLEDO. March 3O.--Clos.: Whca;
Cash SI.29. May. SIS; July sl.01 q
Sent $t02i.. CoTn--Cash. Csc. May.
81 ,c; July. 60 isC: Sept, 81 i2c Oats
cash 55c: May. S5itc: July, fShc:
sept 1915
The Detroit times., 1909-03-31

III NI1V- WWT'T W." TFWE-- ~
rc.pts 1900 head. 80 lower. mixed an
butchers. 5000 SECS, good heavy. $3.50
VI40: rough heavy. 81 So - 6.&b llgn:.
sG.50m $40. piss, sa.l0W6.35. bulk OF
sales. s6.35@7. (Cattic-- Receipts J0Oe
80: cows and hcifcrs $3.50 80.
stockers and feeders. st.30ns 10. Texas
ti1Ju SIJ, calves, $50 30. SHEEP
The Detroit times., 1909-03-31
Markets and Finance
BOSTON COPPER.

, Receipts A.. goo head market steady I;
shs ep. st50a6.i0: lambs. s590GS.s5.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-31

More than $500. 100000 telephone
messages were sent in the Unitcl
States last year. the number OF in
1struments in service having grown tc
0cxceed the 100000 mark.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-31
LOCAL STOCKS.

Following quotations furnished oy
Lewis G.. Gorton, 1413 Majestic building
The Detroit times., 1909-03-31
CLEVELAND IIvE STOCK.
tower A Hover special Market Report

CLEVELAND. o.. MsrcL 29.-Ifogs--
Receipts % ears market higher. mcdi-
ums. $3.50 80. workers.. s1lJH 1.:j,
pigs and lights. $t.5oe16.S0. Lambs
Il, 81 $50 CalVcs--Rest $50.
snIl'&t.n HIVE sTnfsk
The Detroit times., 1909-03-31

France is about to amend us patent
law 10 provide that patent shall
lapse 81 US holder snail fail TO exer-
else his light in France or in the
coionics 30 France for period Of
three y,syc fgum it's granting.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-31

Job Printing done right Times Print
ing Co. - Join II. st. Phone 1893
The Detroit times., 1909-03-31
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Reported for The Times by Hayden
stone a Co. l16-ils Griswold- st
The Detroit times., 1909-03-31

Iab PrInfins dane right. Timc. prtnt-
ing Co. - Johr R.-st Phone it9s.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-31
posToN COPPER SALES.

zen div. soc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-16
WARNS AGAINST GAMBLING.
John w. Gates Urges People to 70
low Straight Path.

GALVESTON, Tex. Dec. l5.-That
the seventh annual conference OF the
gulf division of the Methodist Episco'
nal church selected Port Arthur for a
four days meeting is due mainly TO
the efforts of John w Gates, formerly
of Chicago. who practically owns that
community.
In selecting a subject for discussion
Gates chose Speculation and gam.
bling" AMI preached against all such
get-rich-qUCk schemes.
The address was impressive In warn.
ing the young churchmen 10 follow the
straight and narrow path and shun
gambling I'm every form. from dice
throwing 20 speculation In the markets
and dealing In futures.
Gates told his audience that 800
earned by honest manual labor was
worth more than $4,000 won AZ gam.
bling. whether IL be at stud poker or
trying 10 corner the food supply OF
the country. By dealing in wheat that
had not been planted
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-16
EXPLODE BURT0N's
KICK ON CLOCKS
Board of Education Engineers Say
System Installed in Cass School
Is According To Contract.

Smith. Hinchman & Grylis, engineers
for the board of education. have been
looking into the charges made by In
spector Burton M the last meeting OF
the board. TO the effect that il had
been cheated in the matter of clocks
In the Cass high school, and say that
they have been unable 10 md where
any fraud comes in. Mr.. Burton de-
clared that the specifications called
Tor maride-faced clocks and that paper
covered faces had been substituted.
The specifications on file in the Office
OF the engineers make no mention or
marble faces. and the engineers de-
clare that the specifications were car
ried out in every particular.
The whole matter will probably be
threshed out in detail before the
judiciary committee Of the board. OF
which Mr. Burton is chairman. be-
tween now and the next board meet
inc. Mr. Burton's object was to SO.
cure a refund from Jacob Zcrga. the
contractor who installed the clock
system, in case II was found that no
had received more than he was en-
titled to- Mr. Zerga's price was 49,
1858. which included clocks, wiring
and a signal bell system. all covered
by hve-year guarantee from the
clock makers Mr.. Burton declared
that the clocks could be duplicated
for $500 and installed, complete. for
81 500.
In the bid submitted by Mr. Zerga,
the American Self.Winding Clock Co.
was mentioned. but what is known as
the Prentiss system was installed. The
engineers take all the responsibility
for making the change, explaining
that the Prcntiss system was selected
because il was regarded as the very
best on the market AS matter OF
fact. they say, il has proven more
satisfactory than any clock system
now in use in the Detroit schools
The clock bid was n part of Mr.
Zerga's bid OF s1S.793 under the head
OF heating and ventilating. and the
contract was awarded TO him rs the
lowest bidder The clocks are self
winding, and though not made by the
American Winding Clock Co, are
quite as servicable and satisfactory
as tho latter, according TO the en-
eineers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-16
ADEQUATE LAWS WILL
SOLVE TRUST PROBLEM
Judge Grosscup Says Corporations
Are Essential TO Economic Sys-
tenn of Country.

J CHICAGO, Dec. 15.-"Thc corpora
| ton cuts cut waste, it cuts down eX-
! penses il is the law of economics and
We might az well pass statutes against
! it. hoping that no way would be found
to evade those statutes"
This is the view Of combinations
and corporations taken by Judge Peter
s. Grosscup of the United States cir
cult court They are being widely
discussed here today following the an
nual dinner Of he Illinois Manufac-
turers at which he and Minister
/ Calhoun 10 China were the principal
I speakers. The jurist said great com
bination must be curbed by some sort
1 of government regulations but he
sharply criticised the present laws
tending 10 that end. The speaker de-
clared that neither federal court
nor the interstate commerce commits
sion is as we'll qualified TO fix rail
road rates as the railroad men them
selves and he unfolded a plan which
would guarantee the railroads a fixed
dividend and allow them to FIX rates
when John Sherman presented the
sherman act" ne said. he had no
more idea that II would be passed in
the form it was than that any other
impossible attempt would be made
upon the part OF the United States.
and when It finally passed he said to
one of his confidential friends that he
would be remembered, If remembered
at all in connection with the act that
bore his name. with obfquy.
Let us face the situation, not
tickle the palate Of politics by promis-
ing what can never happen but ac-
cent the situation as we find II ard
apply the corrective law TO the situa-
ton as IL Is bound 10 continue.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-16
MILL GIRL LEAVES THE
LOOM FOR OPERA STAGE
Mrs. D'Oyly Carte Finds an Artistic
Jewel Working at a Ian
cashire Loom.

LONDON. Dec l5.-Mrs. D'Oyly
Carte believes she has discovered a
level in the homely setting Of Ian
cashire cotton mill.
While visiting Stockport. Mrs Carte
heard Of q singing girl named Anna
BetheIl who worked at n loom. The
Girl was invited 10 sing for Mrs carte
and was found TO have splendid
soprano voice, flexible. pleasing, and
Of so cultured quality that it was
hard 10 believe its possessor had not
studied.
Moreover. Miss BETHEL was discov
cred TO be the possessor OF consider
able dramatic ability, and Mrs. Carte
at once engaged her to appear in one
NJ her touring companies.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-16
Stuno for IS Years

by Indigestion's pangs-trying many
doctors and $4,000 worth of medicine
in vain. b. F. Ayscue, Of Ingleside
n. c., at last used DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. and writes they wholly
cured him. They cure Constipation
Sick Headache stomach
Liver. Kidney and Bowel troubles At
F.. C. Kinsel, Central Drug Co, Gray
<. Worcester
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-16
Robbery In Lothrop Apartments.

Erdman w Berg, Of the Lothrop
apartments, No. 115 Waync-st., re-
ports To the police that a burglar en-
tered his apartments, Tuesday and
stole 40 chip diamonds. one pearl. II
sapphires and four rubies.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-16
WOMAN DIES AT 81.

DEERF:ELD. Mich. Dec. To- mss
Sarah Stcarns. n wcll.known Decrfeld
resident. died az her home here from
heart trouble nnd advanced age. She
was 81 years old
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-16

Art Wares
Auto Wallets
Brass Beds
Bullets
Brass Candlestlcks
Bronze Figures
Book Racks
Bedroom Chairs
Bed Davenports
Bathroom Cabinets
ChiHonlero
Cellarettes
China Cabinets
Cut Glass
Cloisonne
Csndleabra
Carpet SWeepers
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-16
Sticky Sweating
Palms

after taking salts or cathartic
waters--did you ever notice that
weary all gone feeling-the palms
Of your hands sweat-and rotten
taste In your mouth - Cathartics
only move by sweating your bowels
DO lot OF hurt-Try a CASCA-
RET and see how much easier the
Job Is done - how much better
you feel. ID
CAscARETS zoe a box for q weeks
treatment, all druggists Biggest seller
in the world. Million boxes month
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-23
z WASHINGTON, D. G..

Nizej podpisany,. pc wielu latach
s4uzby W interesie Polski i jej H.
du, bez otrzymania wynagrodzenia
finansowego z poswieceniem "a
dobrze znanem, ably tn szczeg64owo
opisywac, %otworzy} biuro W mics
Gle w Washington, D. c., ola zafa-
twiania wszelkich spraw jake agent
i pelnomocnik, ktore za4atwiane
bedq ola klientow "a mozliwie mai
nizszem wynagrodzeniem.
Zajmuje sic zw}aszcza sprawami,
kt6re zdradzaja watpliwosci CO do
pomyslnego przeprowadzenia, ale
kt6re SO oparte ma zasadach pra-
wosci i sprawiedliwosci. Przyjmu-
je take sprawy z warunkiem wy
nagrodzenia dopiero pc ukohcze-
niu takowych, klienci tylko pokry.
ia aktualne wydatki.
Zajmuje sic wszelkiml sprawami
prawnemi, kryminalnemi itp., W
sadach, W po}aczeniu z adwokata-
mi pierwszorzednymi, kt6rzy je po-
prowadza W miejscowosci, gdzie
sprawy sic toczyc beda wed}ug mo-
ich wskazowek. w zakres Interest,"
mojego wchodza tez sprawy paten-
tow tego i innych KRAKOW, t. z.
trademarks, copyrights, drukdw
(prints), nalepiank6w Qabels);
wstawianie sic W sprawach, kt6re.
odesfane SO cd rzadu Stan6w lied
noczonych do decyzyi, Tub tez "
departamentach krajowych, W kon-
gresie it'd. w zwiazku 2 TEN zazna-
cze, re opr6cz posiadania pozwole-.
MIA urztdowego co do praktykowa-.
MIA pred pewnemi Departmental
mi rzadowemi, doswiadczenie mole
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-23

dencye j wiersze Ormuza Mu
sic podobaja, jednakowoz
=Ormuz ME szuka slawy, je-
dynie powodowany chec'a
sluzeliia dobrej sprawie, a
chociaz czasem i smary do
stanie, to sobie gwizda:
,,Choc Gle " sk6re LEILA,
Me trac fantazyi"!
Gdy Ormuz znajdzie HAWAI-
czasu, ME omieszka odwie-
die Rodak6w w BRENNAN,
ale sadzac z korespondencyi
Szan. Poznahczyka obawia
sic, by go jake %bierzmowa
ME ME spotka1o, a ME zy-
cz> 1by sobie lego, DO juz jest
~bieszmowany. A gdyby i to
go spotkac mia}o, to powie
Br&cie daj spok6j Bierz.
mowac drugi raz ME wolno.
Ma koniec pisze 81. Poz.
pan"zyk, by go ME wydano,
DO by byi ogolony bez my
d!a.
Me wiedzia1em, re taSich
%wprawnych golarzy W Bren-
nam macie.
Niebezpieczna to rze~ 60
lie bez mydla, DO sic brzy-
twa wyszczerbic .moze, gdy
khaki W brodzie twarde, g.
Iar2 strate poniesc mole, a
ME ten, kt6rego sic go|i, albo
chce sic ogolic.
Me trzeba vice bye zaje
czego serca, TO pisac kazdemu
woino, a tn ME Prusy ami
Rosya, gdzie kagahce ,ai].
czenia zak}adaja ludziom ma
usta.
A. J. CRMUZ.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-23

CT 2 jak:emi przybyl do No
wego Yorku " celu udania
sic do Ojczyzny, Ogolocony
z wszystkiego, dopiero wten-
czas przypomnial sobie Dom
Sw. J6zefa lecz, bylo to
juz "a p6zno.
Dozorujace Domem Sw.
J6zefa, Wbne. siostry zakon-
no,.z szczeg6ln4 pieczo}owitos
cia obehcdza sic z szukajace-
mi przytu}ku W progach do
mu.
Stale zatrudnionych W Do
mu Sw. J6zefa, kilku polls
kich i litewskich przewod~
nik6w jest ma us}ugi W "a
{atwienjn wszelkich spraw
emigrant6w, mianowicie W
~odprowadzaniu ma miejsce
przeznaczenia, oczekiwaniu
ich ma d%orcu kolejowem,
odprowadzaniu ma ok1et 3D.
jezdzaiacych do kraju, i t.. p.
" kazdej sprawie odnosza-
eel sic do dzia}alnosci, pos
rednictwa, Tub rad, nalezy
adresowac ME inaczej, iak:
DOM sw. J0ZEFA.
III BROAD ST.
NEW YORK CITY.
z szacunkiem,
rs. Stanis1aw Cynalewshl,
Zarzadza Domu Sw. J6zefa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-23

W czasie przes}uch6w W czasie Sc
syi r6znych %kongres6w W sprawie.
pomnika Pa}askiegc, imigracyjnej
kwestyi, W sprawie wyw}aszczenia,
it'd, SO p~owszechnie znane i ma ak
tach kongresu zanotowane.
Nadto zajmuje sic sprawami do
tyczacemi emigracyi.i s}uzby kon-
%sularnej; t}umaczeniem W rozmai-
tych jezykach, prywatna i bezneso-
wa korespondencya, wyrabianiem
.legalnych dokumentdw, kopiowa-
MEM sadowych protok6}dw, poszu-
kiwaniami. kolektowaniem, emery
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