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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-26
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Z. P'''0(ZNANSKl
NORWEGIAN. w sprswie koQ-
6soiol. r. Msrylsdcr1ossa, q s5ytdiatt
[oyat Cd dna. katastrofy poo.oetaaila
niesmienione j p prep ow'iieedInl,e, si q
ko6ci6l zaupe1lnie xuiknies pow,i, iier1ch
NJ, NJ: szcse6cie ME maja widok6W
speinienia Gig. Natomisst Iosnaite
ponlaIy gruntu wykasa4yze p6fi1oc
10 wschodnia ose1d maasta powolii
R|sie zapada: 70 zApadanie sie je,t'
fwprawdzie bardzo nieznacsne, we
s7starcza jednak do p,orysowania do
5gmdw. Dzis uz nieHulega. watp11ii,r.
=|wofcl, - sapadajs sic csssc', kkao-
palm, . czy gr,,nt' .nab'edssie SHOWN ,.ln
SSsta}osci, to: Jest kxestya czalsul:: B,aa-
DAME 90 ciagle " biegu .Zarzad
EEkoscielnY 'patrenatem powxial "a
Echwafe. ably Otw6r W koseieles p.
EsMaryi zabi6 ma raziie 5deskamnii u We. We
] vnaatrz wszystko przygotowa6, abY.
lzllm2 mog8Y siesodbywaac nabo4eh.
silva; sFpoesatkiemsjeslen ueh'~aa1Is,'
&c ma byd wykonanq skkoro nsstel-
E2pnleiokaze zig Ma "a ipoicsstku wiio44lny,
g '1ppsofhooseniie pozostaio n fiia i, itlniat:
|ne, przystapia 90 obn1y6lenla srodr
iktowr, = .ponocss ktdrych kosoi6i
noznaby sapefa1e niaprawst.
Niezwykie sjawjskaso', w ponies
dziatek: % god1lnte 10 wiieosore IL
widsiano " Inowr,oo'a~aii Via ne polhli..
tiniowej stronie nieb. niezwykktas
sjawisko " Postac, ognistego krzy-
ts, v srodku ktdrego Ntidsiiano les
podd oosywii6c,e pow6d 10 1os1,aii-
tyohf prsypus1c,'z,esbd; bylii navel taoy,
tttdrsy prdrok,o wall f1sski, w'ojny.
POZNAN So. kan. JulisnEcha:
tst zmari " srode, W " nosoyy' " u P'os-::
naanlu ' 81 roku zycia. Zmar} l8-,
90 e bY} kaaoD1kiem poznahskkim,
nh'at tytui radcy konssatorektego j
ordynaryokiego, : pc 6mieroii ! ddp, =.
'aarcyb'skupa Stablewskiego, Cd adj
!, ministrstors dyeoe'ss!yix biskupa
L,kowsiktiiegoo otrzymaI gotdno i;6s W 5,
hcysia i getnierainego wx11kkarryp,ls,s,,a:.
konsystor,' poznahskiego. zmsrly
icdieelsuzyyl sic powataniieem .szerokieh
kdlsobbJ watelskich, bylaobfymio
iskis1n oraz miaosiernytn / w1oros
wynn kap}.inem Do tohc,a 4yeiiiIGHm pii
no choroby oczu piastowai5 ulr.ad.
w-'ioepresesa 1T1oxar1ystv. Po,mooy.
Naukowej I'M: Karola Marcinlo..
xskiege ola ttd1eso p1aoovalz
p'osv'seeolem Isapsaaem. ea1oosai Il /
spo'lle'osslistt,W,sa va po1tkiisbg;o tym a1skg
sEy, ze %. x Exhaust {. .m ~ jjallto 1
lanoait : mies' 81 1iie st,
Prawo obsady, jakw kilkn.poprse.
dlaieh'1 Hypaa'dlL.e a, ~ d1blsssdsie.ntv
.rksd' prussikkzii s..s1
no 'e's I Prly 1lbaaddlujjseym sis
v5ssr.sieac1hnnlyynie vybusklaEgo-
ree 9 ~ / tt.ttty,aB 1' - lp;otps..lssy,ss'
vIsh.dao'ois1a S'yd.ltssos,'..xi., 81
lia1aEE 8 jeda 81 4 'f'olso ! Il
g l1ej. I
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-26

Y 49, AAS s9Sys.
alIsalzy
Lefty na mi 4, bG1ao'tnlstYm dnie
|Potomacu, "a kt6rsggo anlie istnIejia
ar6dki malaryi. zzarrdtd[ki ~.
|,wttoDduja dresz I, f fs' j ggoraczkee,
ieloleryne, ksdleiowos6, znuz'enie q
slabo5c j ogdlne osiabienie ] powo:-
duie.csesto oisrpienila albo preakkag.
smierc. Iecz Electrio Bitters nigdy
ME zaniedloa temu przeszkoddzid j
leosy ohoorobs mnaallaryi> ,,yest 70
nailepsze lekEarAtwo ma ogdlne nice
domagania ] medycyna ma malarye
jake zawsze usyxam. : onoS leczy
soladek, wstrobe, nerki ichorobe
(lkrwi j zapobiega tylfusowi. sprd-
bujcie je SOC. Gwarantowane q NJ.
J. Kowalewskii eggo, aptekarsa:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-26
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Observation-Disclosures TS@SSsk4aSE
.czyI p,dr. Ksfasiewsliiox sTuchoi
'Wywiiss,.aslaa &c ,Ee o.ys'iIon,a. sdfYaaka AZ
~ utv',o,rr.yd = lIliAlt1'l - - a
stpie,xslaa.otL;iicha !. IIsRI,ra.y K.dsa i
=, q prsy.. lsISds - p Po-
sn-ddskisgo. 81 lllllihlite !, lro ,alllzs
.gnisoie .pr.v 'l!Ialal1l ~ glI'Il'ai.zlstai 80 q, !.
o1as p6zniejszy jeszc1e, : tYmnpc ess
fem pod1ielone Prasy Kr6Ilews SKI,
.ns try olrsg,I % q kas1dbali, /. ii;
.oh oil, popravej stronie Wis'y,;
Wybrano komisye celem skomnnni;
kowania sic 70 swisskiem Ppo aarisadt
skim % do war unt6w Praysta''
pienia. 81
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-26
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IS Viii. zlozona1 Oeo:z#sS,ui = !.
sllnik pod pr1esxsoel1icewem po--
.sl4 wvii Il Aaeiisijj,eiviios.
s.e1oia tap,an5v Lltvy. lp'Illl.
IS / teott'o,x.as.n q q lC.ssa TO-
,!,ls.ys 4 apiesN y iovseayyjj=.
q pr4yyl 49,
II N lall Pielgrssyyno~~1yy g
III xs.ssltIikli,s,,I Il \
l'';,la 1 IN nIp lliisllIli 3 I!I|.Ha IT.
II s ME $ KzIlk ,I .l.isailsst !!
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.-.A -.&E rsI - s 49, - - rL 't'tF H a-#
PELPL1N przyb,} tn dotsd "
piatek Q gods. ; po pol. nowy bis-
gupawarsnihski, ably odwiedsid mai
prxex. ks.: bskupas Augustyna1 i
podsiskowa6 ma - adsial Nv
lego konsooli;racyi, W sobotes pred.
poiudniem odwicdzi1 biskupa. s,uffra
CANA i ,nnych kaiety kanonl,lktd V
! ktd5ryani potem v paaaou blsk u p
PIN s'siadl 90 sto'u oD,adovssggo!:5
st4d znas.yni sbisiup.mii ne Stare
gard ud ~ IS ll q Ko q, u NJ t1Eo'ngr'e g.
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IlEIlIl w |lla sssnoalls. Il
obsFd s.. prtesnyspvy svIselas
olalsse sIIsI'eslyjIIApr.cobio,od I J.
]pprssidySle budel 4 4
zGoRzEL1CE. W,elki pctar..
~1niszc.yl wielka cies6 kop.fhnliiEE
,Gluckaulsw I,,ohteDaut. Strsteaosss;
blios..jja ]. 400 DO 800 tJsisetyy,:.
marek. S.4s 5S..
KATOWICE. Do hiura komi
Sara y Zabrsu kprsy,byla Y tyclhaii
dniaoh Tons & gt6brtniks Piiotr. :Trzejjaaisss
ENTHUSIASTICALLY, pros.ao : PREY:
tuaak, pponlewstI ma. s=oputociif!, Z:
gospodarz wyrzpc,l il : po lnl,yE':
sskania ma bruk 1e oil trzech ddln ni
mies1ke. podd golem nie,bleemn1 z nice
nslssn 1dziv,eniem pr1yiis1. do NJ;
|domodoi, = Cd mi'Ic.sliilssoSaa, on. !. Via
daD1iie, ionis sg6rniikIs, ME. lyle, Wy;
|k.as.z'a..io ole pp6zniej e naes 5'oggf l,'silI il il
pred urzssdesm Ysta,pu cywilneRRo q
10 ailfsrle, tlbY tym slpossao1baena Oh
Etrstyiinliak66 llkaay knapssaftoWi, IVY wv
kle po6misrtae, se1srete5 stsl,A
Podobno przypadki taik,e, e ojco
vie. otag91a.us.'asjjaa 6smierc di1stieici, aaby' o:
trsy1mat66E pctgs11ebowe, ME rssdlkliie.:
TAX g'lk sa.no jul dawno amarli ipxa,,.
Elid1i po kilka jjesscze mlesieeoy po~.5
basrajs rente nadal i:kwituje.
BYTOM. M Gdrnym Slastu.
,polteya sattbra'la sig do zniisszczeenniiaa'
wsselkich ksi4ketk polskich, = kkktt6d.--
|rym 90 zswarte akiekoIw,ek OBJ:
awy polskodci- nkWet religgijjpe
ksiaski biersessw ,,opieke" I'ierv s
~ prokurator bytonash ggiiosssa,
De wyrokiem s.dnia 10 1lipca :. 1907
poleeon'oo I. sa;i ' xssyst 9 81. g
.enapt;arse druka, zawierajjs'cistgy ! o.::
brazek ,,Chrystusa M KrzYsu" i
wi1erunki, Matki B'o'skkiej Czssto-
chowskiej, ana druglei atronie mo
alitwee, zaczynsjaeRe sis ea4si6w:
80 n6dl sie awi.ado .arAnna, i !.
|#a% --$ IL. aMS& E4 ia $500 Y~$ - -; Il ~.
||iohcsqes sisEE sIov.m1 ,;Bar { i =
= ~, kt6ry glad1,siisez. egrl1sahy axia;
I !" Ls1draoi polecajs= sandar,nom.
poliojsntetm;, ably ~ drnkI obbfa.1ko-
we, wszedsie tam, ggttzieby byly9uu Y
bliosne wyaoi6be ] do r~otx.suser1ftn, i
przezuao.one, konfiskowali j mi MI,
sso1yl1if " j. ..
KAToW1CE. Do pewnej kobe.
" prxyszfa jakas wr6kea, Prlorolko..:
:wafa iej wIelti'e.szcsY6oie7 i==tobiees.=
i Il Je dopom6ds, ;eseli 1obie.ao
tsse ii wssystkie 11ote pieaiisdd.ltt 4
lt6re ma I domIu, obraoIH aIu
ibne j 1egarki jej nnssa;; zaaais d la
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-26

= a*skk g 80 . 1900 ;{ &. u IL
~GRUDZIADzz. OOkropne aiiiesz.,
czescie wydarsy3o sie " Psstwis,
kus To. letnl.:c6rka wd4n,cy5Kie lA-
NJ dotlew4laa nafty do ognia,s gdy
maggie. nsstapii wybuch j ~nieszscsee-
silva stane4a Gala v plomiean ii'''l
I'D ogn,a zajnlY sig r6wnies su l1Iie11
H dwdch mlodszych siostrzyose'kl:
We wieku I $ lat. Pewien robot
nix s,obacsya olgieh j swosat lu7ls'i,,
t,d,sy .sozeli piomieoie g
s,d. Dzieoi niestety ufato.
. vac. ME bylo molina. Dwoje:;I j,nns
ME Iy}o a t~rzeeieS smario kilkaas mi
nut p64niej. Mebli wiele s1e ME
;spsliso. 5@ 'as5 3.
OLIVIA. sgo maJa 1910 r. ;uply
y, So !. Z =: @fGs :"
ME $50 lat cd zaw1areia tn sla *nese'.
pefoja oiiiv.lk'ego, ks6ry "a .:toas
o.yi druga wytojpy sswedsko~poltshk,ss.
Ra5aa m,eiskaa. o'braya k1oom'iis,y1a kt,
r sic ma .aja6 przyeotowa-
x r. 5@#
MEM obohodu tej roosuaoy.
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49, 4. .so-,.,n;. NJ.
1.,.,.. pod.;oa o.t.tn;ei
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-02

The Sunday Herald offers prize of So
for the best and ST. for the second best photo
graph made by an amateur, all the work
thereon to be his own. Prints submitted
must be for the exclusive use of The Herald
in any way and must not have been previous
ly published. No prints will be returned
Sender's name and address with title of pic
ture must be on the back of each print
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20
HIL0 MASONIC LODGE
TO DEDICATE BUILDING
Event VIII Be Attended by
Many Members of Order
SGD Comespondenee Of ~ CaNl

lopeci0i correspondence Of he Call
HIIsO. r. H.. June 1O.-Kilauea lodge
of Masons VIII be in its new home
within a few weeks. The building IS
OF reinforced concrete and is said TO be
the best OF this material in the terri
tory. u viii be dedicated with appro-
pirate services and the members of the
Masonic lodges throughout the territory
are expected 10 take part
The erection Of this concrete build
ing. the second fireproof building In
the town. has inspired the firm OF
II. Hackfeld g. Co. Ltd. to build a
two story affair OF the same material
on the site Of its building.
The Hilo hotel. lately purchased from
The Spreckela FAMILY by Demostbenes
Lycurgus. viii have some extensions
put upon IL and made ready for guests
by July 4. The building stir is due
10 an influx of people. actual and pros
pective. following the progress of the
brea kwater and proposed extension OF
the Hilo railway to the north. right of
way for the latter through Onomea
plantation having just been granted.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20

seal settlement He urged Mr.. Bacon
to take up the Hay Elliott treaty draft
al once, as 1t is the only full, fair and
final plan of fur seal settlement that
can be made. mo answer is made to
Mr.. Elliotts letter.
19O6-March Is. Mr.. Root announced
today that he is going to put all of
the unsettled questions outstanding, be-
tween Canada and ourselves. into a
Jackpot" and have them all settled at
one and the same time-all of them
the fur seals, reciprocity, log dams,
water powers. Niagara falls, lumber.
lake fishing regulations, etc, etc-all
of them tossed into a Jackpot" and
taken TO Ottawa; one Chandler P. An
derson" is announced as the genius
who will prepare the cases for our
government.
SENATOR NELSON'S LETTERS.
19Oe-May II. Mr.. Elliott. having
February last Gas above stated
asked in a letter. to Senator Nelson.
what had been done between the sena-
tors and Mr.. Root. Senator Nelson at
once made the following insignificant
and terse reply. to wit;
United States Senate
Washington, Nay 10, 1906.
Prof. Henry w. Elliott. Lakewood. O.-My
Dear Mr.. Elliott: Your favor Of the 18th is
af hand Enclosed / send You two letters |
have received from the state department. l
have heard nothing further on the subject
Please return the letters, Yours truly,
KNUTE NELSON.
Department Of State
Washington, May H. 1906
Dear Senator: Can yon make it convenient
10 come in either after cabinet meeting on
Tuesday or on Wednesday forenoon. for
few minutes consultation over fur seal mat
tiers?
have made the same inquiry OF Senator
Dillingham;. Faithfully yours.
ELIHU ROOT
Hon. Knute Nelson. United States Senate.
Department of State
Washington, May u. 1906
My Dear Senator Nelson: referring to the
letter which Mr.. Root recently sent YOU
stating that he would be glad II yon would
call NJ the department after cabinet meeting
todav or on Wednesday forenoon beg TO say
that the secretary has been called out of
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20

Buttercup TafHes-The most delicious candy
made, Zoe pound. Take a box of Cream
Chocolates with you your vacation Only
40c a pound.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20

the ways and means committee jan
uary IA, 1928. 1907, the chairman of
that committee is not going to let it
be made public Elliott says that he
Will make no protest now. but tells
the president to be sure to have
copy sent up to him at the White
ftouse, since he can not do right in
the premises unless these facts. thus
suppressed, are all made known to him.
Ie07.March 8. Elliott addresses a
letter to President Roosevelt urging
him to take up the Hay Elliott treaty
plan; urges him to do so at once, and
tells him that 1t can be ratified at
Ottawa II 1t is properly submitted.
necessity of first getting Canada to
agree on proposed treaty before we
can get any cooperation with Russia
and Japan.
!, 1oo5mMarck %. That Root Jackpot"
Bryce's. hands for transmission to OF
| tawa, the fur seals being No. of
some le or II items at issue in this
treaty plan. or in any respect equal to
It. Not another thing has been done
by Root in re the fur seals through
datei
100s-February 81. The Canadian
secretary of state. Hon. Mr. Scott. IN
an address to the dominion senate at
sible for this loot and ruin of the
fur seal herd of Alaska, and thinks the
sin and shame of it rests on his head;
that, up to date, he (Root) has not
submitted this plan of mutual conces-
sion and joint control (the Hay Elliott)
to the Canadian government; that Can
ada Is ready and willing to unite with
the United States on its terms (See
Toronto Globe, issue of February %,
190S.)
RMS statement as given above is
absolutely correct in every particular.
No man can or will attempt to publicly
deny It, III he does. he will be quickly
COMPOUNDED.
HENRY w. ELLIOTT.
Lakewood, o.. June IL. 1909
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20
HAWAIIAN MISSIONARIES
TO CELEBRATE IN 1910
Preparing TO Observe Anniver.
sary of Landing of Americans
Especial Correspondence Of The CALI

Especial correspondence Of The Call
HONOLULU. June Is.-The ninetieth
anniversary OF the landing OF American
missionaries IN this territory is TO be
celebrated by a gathering Of the mem
bcrs OF the Hawaiian evangelical asso-
citation and its friends at Kailua on the
island Of Hawaii next June.
There VIII be appropriate ceremonies
and an immense boulder suitably carved
viii be set in place in commemoration
Of the event Kailua IS the center of a
judicial district. but is little more than
4 hamlet from which much OF the cof-
fee grown in the district IS shipped.
The accommodation Tor a large mum
Der Of persons viii be difficult to pro-
cure. and the problem is veNing the
preachers OF that section OF the country.
II is understood that permission to
occupy the old palace Of Kamehameha
has been granted by the authorities.
and II necessary a large tent viii be
used and some OF the brethren will be
sGnder canvas for the first time in
their lives
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20
SENATOR'S DEcLINArroN

SENATOR'S DECLINATIoN
1aoe.June TO- Not hearing anything
with its Enclosures. Elliott addressed
another letter today to Senator Nelson
d to TINS second Inquiry, the senator 1t,,
which is fncisive and emphatic as tc
this subject matter:
United States Senate,
Washington, June il, 1905.
Prof Henry w. Elliott, Lakewood, o.
My Dear Mr.. Elliott Your favor of the
10th Ii at hand. / have not heard a word
from Secretary Root since he asked me to
call on him and then cancelled the engagement
owing to the fact that he had to leave the
city | do not think that Senator Diling-
ham has received any word from him since
that time either Owing to the way things
have gone at the state department In regard
to the seal question. do not feel like calling
on the secretary unless he asks me TO do So
In that event ! shall be very glad to see
him and give him my views on the subject
With kind regards, am, yours truly,
KNUTE NELSON.
I9e6-January rs. Henry w Elliott
addresses a letter to the president, in
forming the latter that he (Elliott) has
nnished today that hearing in which
ne mas been engaged since January IL
with the committee on ways and means
of the house of representatives; that
he has given to that committee the
complete and indisputable evidence
which convtcts the seal island lessees
of fraud and perjury in the matter OF
getting their lease from the secretary
of the treasury March IL. 1890, and OF
repeated violation by them of it's terms
since then. He asks the president to
study his record of the lessees when
the printed copy of that hearing
aforesaid reaches the White House.
GRAVE IRREGULARITIES
1e0s-February 81. Elliott writes
and informs the presideut that he has
Just learned. today that on account OF
the grave Irregularities disclosed in
the officialism of the state and treasury
departments by his testimony given to
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20

The book binders union has voted tn
assess its members 10 cents per canita.
In aid OF the box makers and sboeI
workers on strike in this city
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20

Blacksmiths' helpers union will at
the meeting of July vote on propo-
sition to establish a death benefit fund
for the beneficiaries of members.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20

The sample line of hosiery mostly qualities
than 35 value There fine isles the popular
black and coors with embroidered nstep other
which lack of space prevents desc ibing
Other splendid values include Black Imported Le
Boo regular 5c ade another style Aover Laceshe
for $O0 and soc qualities Also Black Ingram Ls
split feet.
Another of the lines included the
hosiery in all the popular shadewhe wistara
Nile Burgundy pink blue cardinal gold
This hose is 35c quality.
Also line of extra black hose with split ubeahed
black embroidered inseps and an extra
black Isle hose with All regular qualities
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20

And An the Latest Styles and Colorings
We are really stating the case mildly
when we say that you can obtain most
of these suits for one-half the price you
would have paid earlier in the season.
We will not carry suit over, and
marked these splendid garments so low
that they are certain to go at this price,
once the garments are seen.
The materials include plain and fancy
weave worsteds, prunellas, wide vale
and French serges in practically all the
new stripes and mixtures, including
white, and white and black hairline
stripe serges- popular now for outing
suits. Colors are black, rose, brown, re
soda, peacock and navy blue, garnet,
olive, hunters green, red, tan, gray,
wiStaria and cream.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20
Is ON ROOT

ltVO-I 6DIudIy senator DllllnR-
ham, chairman of the senatorial com
mittee not having received a line or
a word from Secretary Root touching
this topic of fur seal settlement since
that joint suggestion made by the lat
ter in his note of December IA last and
cited above, called In person today
upon Mr.. Root at the department of
state He had long discussion. Mr.
Root lodged Immediate action on the
senator's plan q. e.. the Hay-Elliott
treaty plan). He told Senator lilling-
ham that he must sound Japan and
Russia first and have an understand
ing with them. etc: that he was busy
in negotiating, etc.
Senator Dillingham; informed Mr. Ell
lott of this statement and action of Mr.
Root in the evening of this day Mr.
Elliott then pointed out to the senator
the fact that we must first have an
understanding with Canada before we
can do anything with Japan and Rus
STA He cited the written agreement
Of Japan and Russia. dated November
2. 1897, then in the state department
files to unite with US the moment after
we first secured the agreement with
Canada TO protect our fur seal herd
ELLIOTT BLAMEs ROOT
Mr.. Elliott then told Senator Dilling-
ham that Mr.. Root was not doing right
In the premises; that he was serving
the private interests of the lessees at
the public loss. and that time would
speedily develop this fact of Roots
action in the premises
I906-February l0-12 On or about
this date over the head of the British
ambassador, Sir Mortimer Durand, Mr.
Root send a proposal for settlement
Of this fur seal question to WhiteIaw
Reid at London lsaid Reid is the son
IN law OF d. O. Mills, who is the chief
lessee Of the seal islands, with Senator
Elkins of West Virginia and Issac
Liebes of San Francisco, as associate
lessees). This is not the Hay-E Elliott
plan OF mutual concession and Joint
control which the senators approved
as above stated. II did not have a line
In IL that concerned closely to their
recommendations" as stated in that
memorandum of May (19Os) for
Mr.. Taft. IL was a plan to buy out the
Canadian sealing fleet at fancy prices:
TO pay an annual royalty into the Ca
madam treasury for the suspension of
the rights of British subjects to XIII
seals on the high seas, and give also A
right OF way into the Klondike through
our go mile strip" of southeastern
Alaska.
REJECTED BY CANADA
1906-Eebruary 20, the Toronto
Globe editorially stated Gas the organ
Of the Canadian government that
these items OF treaty settlement. as
stated above, and as given to WhiteIaw
Reid would not be accepted by Canada.
II made emphatic mention of this fact
1900--February "a. Mr. Elliott ad-
dressed 4 letter TO acting Secretary of
State Robert Bacon. in which he called
his attention to this Canadian rejec-
don OF that Root-Anderson plan of fur
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WHAT THE RECORDS SHOW

Do the records OF the department"
show this DO they show the fact that
lin April. 1906 Mr. Root prepared a
draft treaty which "conformed closely"
to that memorandum on the subject
received from the senators who coop
Grated with Mr.. Hay? Unhappily for
the public interests at stake in the
seal islands of Alaska they show that
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town, and expects to be absent both today
and tomorrow. Very truly -ours.
ROBERT BACON.
Hon. Knute Nelson, United States Senate.
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