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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-11-17

special requirement for their contin.
uance.
The long-expected innkeepers H.
cense bin came in yesterday lntroduc.
ed by Mr.. Babbltt of Rockingham. Be
cause OF the general interests through
out the state In this bill the full text
OF the bill is given as follows:
Sec l.-Section 512S OF the public
statutes Is hereby amended BY add.
ing thereto the following:
Eighth class. to sell intoxicating
liquors to be drunk on the premises.
Fee, not less than ten nor more than
one hundred dollars.
Sec. 2-In town voting against n.
cense the selectmen shall grant an
eighth-class license TO innkeepers on
petition OF ten per cent of the legal
voters OF the town whose names an.
peared on the last official check list.
Sec. S.-Said eighth class license
shall authorize the licensee to serve
intoxicating liquors to guests who
have resoried to his inn for food or
lodging, and who are not residents
Of the town. Said liquors shall NOT
be served over a bar.
Sec. Am inn or hotel within tho
meaning Of this act Is hereby defined
to be a place Of public resort furnish.
ing food or lodging TO permanent or
transient guests, and having not less
man twenty sleeping rooms. excent
as hereinafter provided.
Sec, 5.-ln all matters relating 10
this eighth class license the hoard Of
selectmen shall have the power and
authority which are vested by thls
chapter In a board OF license com.
missloners. ' NV'''
See. Gin towns voting for llcons,
the owner or keeper OF summer ho
tel shall be granted license of SAID
eighth class, provided said hotel I'M,
not less than twenty-five rooms fur
nlshed for the accommodation q
guests. y
Sec. This act shall take effec
from It's passage. o e"eV
The Senate passed In conoprrono
the bill permitting fan aelne ashin
m Lake Champlain. the bill ex,anain
me time FOR the constructed ~ IN
Rutland and Montpelier railroad Az
laefefal private bills.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-11-17
. BUSINESS CHANGE
Il. M. Ramsdell Sells Out Store on
Main Street.

II. NJ. Ramsdell, who has been in
the crockery, household furnishing
and novelties business in the village
for the past IA years, has sold out his
stock to Harry Reese of" Scranton,
Pa, who took possession this morn
ing. It is understood that there will
be no change in the line Of goods car
ried for the present.
Previous to coming to Bennington
Mr.. Ramsdell was in the same line of
business in North Adams for II
years. His store was burned out
when the building which formerly oc-
cupied the site of the Hawks block
was destroyed about 10 years ago.
For a number of years he was in the
library hall building and had been at
his present location about 4 years.
He has not yet made definite plans
for the future, but II is the hope of
the large circle of friends acquired
by himself and Mrs. Ramsdell during
their stay here that the change does
not mean that they cease to be mem.
bers of this community.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-11-17
STONE IN FIRE HOSE
Putnam Company Had Strange Ex-
perience Monday Evening.

The Putnam hose company which
secured the first stream at the Hough
ton tenement fire Monday evening,
just before the foreman was about to
give the order to shut down the hyd.
rant the water began to cease flow
ing through the nozzle. AS the hyd.
rant was still open to its full capaci-
ty no one was able to account for the
strange action Of the water. When
the nozzle was taken of, however. a
cobble stone as large as mans
fist was found jammed against the
coupling The stone had travelled
the entire length of the line OF hose
and had slightly damaged the first
length.
Chief Hayes, whose attention was
called TO the matter, stated that the
stone had probably been thrown into
the hydrant, while II was open for re-
pairs. by small boys playing in the
vicinity. He had had one previous
experience of u similar nature but on
that occasion the obstruction was n
| babys shoe:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-11-17
HARLEY T. cAvERLx DEAD
Or. and Mrs. C. s. caverly, His Par.
ents, Could Not Reach Bedside.

ents, Could Not Reach Bedside.
Rutland, Nov. 17.-Haley futile
Caverly, son of Or. and Mrs. c. s. Ca
verify of this city. died at the Johns
Hopkins hospital in Baltimore, Md,
Tuesday morning. His father DR.. G.
S. Caverly. is president of the State
board OF health and one Of the most
prominent physicians in the state.
Mr.. Caverly was taken suddenly III
while attending the medical school
and an operation for internal hernia
was performed. Both his father and
mother were abroad and they we're
notified OF the operation while they
were In Vienna, Austria. They hur-
ried home but he was taken suddenly
worse Monday night and died before
they could reach him.
Mr. Caverly was born in Rutland
March "a, 1887. He entered Dart
mouth college in 1905, graduating in
1909. He has been a student in the
Johns Hopkins school since the fall
of 1909. He had travelled extensive
ly, having been abroad twice, and
was a member of the Kappa Kappa
Kappa society of Dartmouth.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-11-17
SETTLE L'UNIoN CASE
Reeeivership Proceedings Dropped
by Mutual Agreement.

Providence, r. l., Nov. 1.-THE
receivership proceedings against L.
Union st. Jean Baptist d'Amerique
were brought TO an end in court Tues
day, when both sides agreed to set
lie out OF court. A decree was draft.
ed, under which a commissioner viii
be appointed by the court to super
wise the affairs of the society. until
another convention can be held.
LUnion. the largest French. Canadl.
an society in the country, which does
A large insurance business through.
out New England and New York, was
recently criticised by the insurance
commissioners of New York and
Massachusetts for Irregularities and
The appointment OF a temporary re.
celver followed
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-11-17

LITERATURE AFTERNOON
General Program for Fortnlshtly
Meeting Saturday Afternoon

The meeting of the Fortnightly on
Saturday, November 18th, will be In
charge of the literature committee,
Miss Jennie A. Valentine, chairman.
The program will deal with litera-
ture as a whole instead of any par
ticular phase of the subject.
The special feature of the after
noon will be one of Miss Valentines
ever welcome talks, Good Reading
What 1t Is
In addition sketch of Mark Twain
read by Mrs Joseph Ayres, charac-
ter sketch of Adam Bede read by Mrs
Frank E. Howe and paper-on Char
lotte Bronte will be of interest.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-11-17
DRYSDALE
To Brighten The Home

We are showing Splendidly
complete lines of new Muslin,
Net and other Curtains. Also
special values in room-Size
Rugs.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-11-17
RECORD GAME SHIPMENT
Maine Road Carries Twice as Many
Deer This October as In 1909.

Deer This October as In 1909.
Bangor, Nov l7-Added evidence
that more deer and moose are being
taken out of the Maine woods this
season than In several years is shown
by the Bangor a Aroostook's report
for game shipments over its lines
during the month OF October. They
totalled 1926 deer and SO moose
which is far in excess OF last years
figures for the same month. The
biggest shipment was from Green.
vlllo, where 297 deer we're taken, but
only two moose. Patten comes sec.
ond, with 226 deer. but leads In
moose, with 49, Last years ship.
ments for October were only $50 deer
and 43 moose.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-11-17
WEATHER FORECAST

Probabilities for This Section for the
Next "a Hours.
For eastern New York and western
Vermont partly cloudy tonight and
Friday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-11-17
ToLsroI MAY LIVE

Condition of Famous Russian Is Not
Hopeless
st. Petersburg, Nov. 1.-THE con
dition Of Count Leo Tolstoi is not
beyond hope. At 1880 today the re
ports that came from the afiiCted
mans room were of a more cheerful
nature. Only the members of the
family are permitted at his bedside.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-11-17
ainty Linens
For The
ThankSgiviIlg'Table

A most inviting program at the Linen De-
partment. Unusually large gathering of Damasks.
Cloths, Sets, Squares, Scarfs, Napkins, Towels
and Doilies---plain effects, unusual patterns or
very eaborate---all at SPECIAL THANKS
GIVING PRICES.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-11-17

We've very heavy soft fleece fab.
ric in light and dark color 0Sc the
ings in desirable patterns at %JI yard.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-17
Jak o b nOWIna rOZ-
brZnlieWa.

,,Jestem 70 lat starry i przez ten
czas najwiecej podrdzowafem" pisze
B. f.. Tolson z Elizabethtown, Ky.
,Wssedzie gdzie t3lko jestem,
polecam Electric Bitters, ponlewaz
.mu zawdzieczam mole doskona}e
zdrowle a przytem energ,e. One
powoduja wyleczenie kazdego CA
SUI. One nigdy ME zawodza do
.nastrojenia zofadka, regulowan'a
merck i wnetrznosci, naatrojenia
watroby, wzmocnienia ncrw6v j
.czyszczenia krwi. Dziataja zadzi
wlajaco ma s}abych %zrnjno wanych
mezczyzn i n~iewiasty przywracajac
moe, wzrost i zdrowie co jest Co
:dzienna rado6cia. Spr6bujcie je.
:Tylko 500. Satysfakcya gwaran-
towana przez N. J. Kowalewskie-.
go aptekarza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-17
e. A r M Y z OIL N A
MONA OBECNIE NABYC
Ma KUJAWACH KANSASKICH.

I'd 50 do $50 ARROW zimowej pszenicy, Jest zasianne
ma tych poach, kt6re mann "a sprzedaz, WSZYSTKA
OZIMINE MONA dostac, z niekt6remi iarnami, jesli SIT
kupi zanim rozpoczniemy wjosenne zasiewy. P6zniej sic
.tego ME dostan'e, chyba czesc zbo7a. Nabvwajacy farne
re zasiewem- cho6 policy tylko 20 20 buszi q akra, 70
uczyni- tysiac buszli pszenicy z so ARROW, a3 tysiace 20
$50 akr6w. To wielka pomoc, ola powego osadnika.
.ChcacSz tego klorzystac trzeba koniecznie wyjechac ma
l-go a. najpozniej logo marca do Colby, Kzangas.az.#= Kto y
marcu farne kupl, ten ia moze zaraz objaf.5@ 7T9'ooE=zbljzsz
informacye piszcie do Waszego Ziomka:..=@ #sss@s4s--.1
&. I. IDZIOREK, Pres. & Mgr. A#s
Polonis Colonization Comp.
COLBY, Thomas CO.. KANSAS. s4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-17

dniach . posieds' lsa y. ID R7s II,
mach. 10 letni- synek schalupnikiaiI..
Gull dos'al sic i r Il p 'e''l' y ll.=ll ~
We reka ", tryb'yl y n ~ q, !, tttdre E,. nna.
o.tery paloe oalkiisf ~ pogniotlfy.
Niesscze6liwego odstawiono do do
mu ohorych ' OOllss.tynie.
w tutejszym
ieziorze utopii sic "a letni oiesla,
Steinert. w ciemnoeci wieczornej
.wpud} do przerebli. Rozpasczli'wg'.ee.
woEanie jego 0 pomoc ~usfyssa}a pc
VIVA przechodzaca kobiecina, kt6ra
mast sprowadzid ponce Z najblizr
.sze] zagrodY, p~ospiessy}a do swej
.wsi o~ddalonej o..przesl}o: kllometr
cd miejsca wypadku. Naturaluie
pomoc nadb;egla "a p6zno.
49, =. = 2: = z ;":c";* 8"
bWIECIE. w pozalow ,n'a go
dny spos6b straci} v 6rode zycie
aptekerz Kar6l Jandtke. Podczas
jazdy %furmnnka z}ama}s sic dJszel
i spadla koniowl: ma .tylnae q nloggee,
wYstraszony rozb;eglr SO "
poblizu 'domu towarowego Kon'ta
zera zamierza} Jandtke z woza
azeby zy!c,e !ooalie, zapllata
SIG kilkakrotnie Q z'emie straei}
przytomnos6 j pc kllku godz;naoh
zmar} wskutek wstr4a6nienia m6z.
GU. - Frofeserowi Kohnertowi,
kt6ry zatru} sobie krew musiano
obydwie nogi, ale pomimo
to ME zdo}ano mu 4ycia ooali6'
Zmar} we wtorek " lazarecie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-17
z PRUS POLSKICH.

SZTUM. 60 letni robotnik Kra-
ski stad zatrudniony " Zajesiersu
chc,a} ola skr6cenia drogl p1zej6c
przeE zamarsniete j~ezioro, gdy ma
gle za'sma} sic i pooza4 tonac.
Dwaj synowie mistrsa stolar.|k 81 =
Wlttenberga. 10 ! II letni, s}yszac
wo}ania 0 ratunek pobiegli czem-
predict Z wielk:m drqggiem mad je-=:
xioro j narazeniem wiasnego zycla,
gdyt m}odssy ". sa}ama} sic tax
Re, ,dolall szcze6liwie V~yratowac
tosacego Z woody.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-17

R 81 r, ei5 j do@d.is IS. dn 'i n prs y.
.najs'|=s,,ss do winy.leos znalezi f',ft'
ma j I'ae|'' rekaeh vRs a'1p| zoat' 3
pisane az Z lldoie g l''''l'('.J : P g. ''l''
jesscsee d " l lit''ll y. Z. Wobee
lego ME ulega watpliwosci, ze are
sztowano prawdziwego morderce.
Wla,dse roeyjskie jednakowos Ko:.
czYbskiego najprawdopodobnlej
ME wYdadza, natnmiast zostanie-u !,
karany "a tamtejsze l tu~tejsze why
przez islad1Jy: r~osvjlslk:ie, a wobec o
gromu jegos sbrodni sprawiedliwa
kara X 60 pewnie ME MIME. Nagros
de " wysoko6cl 5000 marek usy"
skaja ursean,ay rosyjaoy.
NORWEGIAN. We wtorek
w~ieczorem 0 godz. 10 dosta} sic pod
ko}sg pociagu, gdzie znalaz} 6mier6
ma miejscu syn P. Chrsasto wskiego
Gnlewkowa. Sp6zniwssy sig
chcia} wskoczyd do pociagu beda,
cego juz " biegu, lecz ze6l'zgnae}
sic i to by}o prsycsyna tragiozne~
go w~ypadku; ko}a przecie}y go
wp6}.
PLESZEW. Morderca Kosczyn-
ski, kt6rego osadzono " wiezieniu
6ledozcm " Bendzinie W Kr6le-
sswie, przyzns} sic wedle telezra-
~tlcznej wiadomo6ci, do ohydnej
o6mlokro nej zbrodni p%ope}nicnei
" Bogus}awicaeh. Wed}e jego zez
mania dokonak: on morderstwa
sam jeden W p~rzeciagu pol godz'ny,
ubra} sic potem W ukraine zamor.
dowanego, 2 krwia obryzgany
mundur sohowa} W stogu zboza,
gdzie 60 tel zalezlono.
- I. - ..a.r.. ~ bog
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-17
z GALICYI

LWoW. Smutna dz,elimY sic Z
wami wiadomo6cla. ;Zmar} v tyoh
dnlach radsca wYdzjalu lkrajowego
ssysay}owlcz4 Jest to wielka strata
ola kraiu. Zmarly odznac1a} sic
n~iezwYkla %bystro6cia, nleskazltelnq
prawokcia charakteru j sumienno6"
c1a " pe}uieniu obowiazkdw" Czest
lego pam'eoi!
KRAKOW Zmarf tn znany lite
rat: Zenon Parvi, autor. znanego dra-
metu ,Knajpa''. Pogrzeb odbyi sic
dnia Is lu:ego.
.ZAKOPANE, w pensjonacle
,, Warszawlanka". v Zakopanem
:wybuchl podczas obiadu polar. Co.
6cie raaowali. sic Z sail jadalnej ucie .
.ozka, zapominajac ochorycb, poso~
stawionych v pokojach p'etrowych
Dostep do tych pckojdw by4 memo.
zliwy, gdyz plomienie ogarne'y scho-
dY. Chorych ratowap6 PREY pomo.
cy drabin. Niekt6rzy dhorzy w6r6d
strasznego pop4ochu wYskaki~ali 2
okien, representative mich pot4uo
klo sic Tub -poraai}o. ), Warszawian :
ka" sgorzala do szczet1 " piecin
godzlnach. Vile =okoliczLe urato
wan0. El~::: z
LWOW. Pob,tego " Sejmie przez
Staruchow redaktora Demianczuka,
bada1i lekarze .sadowl. Wprawdzie
obra1enia zewnetrzne SO bardzo
dotkliwe, ME. groza jeduak zyoiu POI
bitego. Niepckojacym natom'ast
objawem Jest sjluy boil g}oWy. Pon,r-
waz p. Demianczuk prsebywa} cie&"
ka operaoys wewneetrsna' " kt6rej
wyjeto mu kilka zeber, zachodzi
bawa powaznych komplikacyi, gdYa
Staruchowie skopali 20 " nieludz~
XII spo,6b.
z P0D=aM0sKALA.
WARsZAWA. W tyoh dniach ma
cmentarsu Powazkowshlm %z}ozonos
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-17
e P~OZNANSKIEGO.

-.-f'rr.f .-" = r-s..,.-..a 49,
w POZNANlU zmarf 10 sty.
oznia br. veteran z p%owstania 48
!. By} MIN z~sslusony obywatel,
,malarz Walenty, - Llaskowski,
LEGACY 81 lat. Walczy} pod
dow6dztwem generals Mjrcsfaw-
sklego. Pod K6rn;klem zraniony
zosta} lance. Schwycony, pomiesz-
czony zostai ma 4 lata W Ko}obrze.
gu, a p6zniej jesscze> 8 ni'siecy
wiezienia " G}ogowle odsiedzia}.-
Geese jego pamieei.
PLESzEW.O morderoy Bogu-
slawca ma rosyjskimlpcddanym Mi
chale Koozynskim .donosza obecnle
n1ekt6re clekawe szczeg6fY. Zbro,
dniarz pc spe}uieniu owego sohydne'
go czYnu natychmiast wyjecha} =
Pleszewa do Poznania, a tuztad ma
Mys}owlce do Galioyi. Pc kilku
dniach wr6c,} do: Bytomla ! tutaj
pracowa} al do 5 bm. pod pr.ybra
mem nazw sskiem. Ponlewszs jednak
ma mocy odesw sedziego sledczego
Pleszewa pobyt jego sta} sic tam
niepearym, morderea uda} sic do
Krdltstwa i tam " okolicy Bedzl-
ma zosta} .; esztowal y prAel landau
NOW. Utrzymywa{, 4e 1razywa: sic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-17
KWIDZYN. w poblizu stree

KWIDZYN. w poblizu strzel~
niey y. Gn,evie znaleziono pred:
ki!ku, dniemi ma wp6} skostnia{e
ois1o. robotnlka IS letniego Marc'-.
ns Chrzanowskiego Z Piasecsna,
les4cego '. ka}uzy krwi W rowe.
s.osovym.: oko}o pdioooy zaw'e~
.iono go do domu, gd.ie nlebawen
smari ME odzyskawssy JUL pray
tomnosc,. Poniexaz mia} dwie g}ee-
b6kiet i: RAINY v geovie, przypns 'osa6
nalet5, be Oh. uley} niewyja6nio~
MI dotychcsas nspa6el sledatwo'
wdrc1ono:
'CHEkMNO. Semlnarzysta (kan~
dyda1 ma p'ncssyoiela) Mat Ian
der Z Kielna, bawiacY skutkiem
choroby u. rodsicdw. wyratowa} Z
n~arateniem w1asnego aycia trzech.
tonaoyoh : jesiora. N'eszcsesliwl
jut diuzssy ezas wofali: 20. ponce,
gdy nagle pr.yblegi lander 3 ME
namy6lajac sig, d}ugo skoozy} we
wode prsypiYnat z mimi do brse-
gd. szafstae 5c;s i!7f bohaterski!
; IL So ~ =.
.TUCHOLA: Do mieszkanla p.]
Fl. Kotledy v malei Czacsnie VIA
mai sic 16 letnl oh}opak j rosbi~
ws.y tass stradf $50 maret. Mol
dqo,anego zlodsieja pochwyoono5
i apieniadze mu odebrano.
- Prsedsiebiorca budowy
Schneider sprzeda} swa przy zak}a-'
die gazowym po}osona posiad}oscIl
"a 10, 400 m. kapltal'6'ie 'Fedke~
mu, kt6ry niedawno swa posiad}os6
v Obrowie sprzeda} komisyi kolo~
nizsoyjnej.
KWIDZYN. Przedslebiorca bu-
dowlany Krieger spad} dnia So b'|
M. z dachu l niebezpiecznie SIG POI
kaleczy{. Nazajutrz zmarf skut-
klein odn,esionych ran.
GIETRzWAkD. -Nieszczesliwy
wypadek wydsrzy} sic " .tych:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-17
.ZE sLASKA.

RACIB0RZ. Doz6rca lasu 10
rak . Kozmy1zowa znik} nagle
pred l6 laty. Wie6niak Castor IA
iozu smiertelnem wyznal, ze on to
Korka pred Is laty z~astrzell1 "
wydrazonym pniu zagrzebaE. Zezna.
ME kona;acego zgadzafo SIG z praw:
da. "->. = 81 =
.WROCkAW. B.skup sufragau ks
dr, Henryk Marx ola togo il jest
ohorowitym z}ozy} wszYstkie urzedy
mianowicie W konsystorzu biskupiej
kaneelaryi. Ma:tez biskup sufragan
bye mianowany; wymieniaja jake
takiego kanonika hono'owego Au"
gustina. Chorowjty biskup Marx
m6wi bicycle pc polsku; zapewne
znajomo6c mowy polsklej bedzie
wymagana l cd przYsz}ego biskupa
sufragan9.
~ $3.50 ~.
GLIW1CE. = Porapi,ne .wloki:
robotnika Plsskiego, ktdry u firmy
Noe1ker j Wolf zatrudniony byl
jake stroll nooay, snaleziono " e-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-17

fissztoru 90, Kamedul6w na Biela-
mach pod Warssawg, sp. ks. Be E'1e
Idykta Zegarsk,ego. Po skasowan,iiu i
klasztoru, ostatni zakornicy przeazz
czaas .pevien przebywali ma Biela-
mach, a uastepnle szukali schronie'
MIA v przytnlkach. ST.. Ks. Zeggar-
aki ostatnie dni tycia swego spedzi}
" zak4adzle ola cborych Dieuleczal
nyoL pad vezwsniem sw: stanis}a-
wa Kostk,. Zw}oki jego odprowa-
dill Z ko6cio1a sw. Augu5tyna '}um
przes1,lo tysieczny nafcnen.arz.
WARSZAWA. Ma x. prob. Mar
GINA Kaminka " Czerniako vie ma
pablo we w}asnem m;eszkanlu
dw6ch ludzi, podczas gdy towarzy-
szaca i'm kobieta sta1a ma stray.
Jeden z Mich obla} ks;edzu twarz
kwasem siarczanym, a drugl zranii
90 ciezko pa}ka W glove. sprawca
mi. ktdrych pocbwycono, SO bracia
Blnendowie Z Warszawy. Przyczy
n9 zamacba by}a zemsta "a to, re
ksiadz zcnle jednego z B'ncnd6w
ME chcia} wystawic dokumcntu. do
kt6rego wystawienia ME mia} pra~
wa.
LUBLIN. ,,Llemia Lub." do 10
81 o dw6ch smutnYch wypadkach.
Mianowicie, H.. u z. m. otru} sic u
czeh III klasy lubelskiej szko}y han
dlowej MarYan Rzewuski.
Dnia $ z. m. uczen VIII klasy
prywatnego gimnazynm, Leopold
Barszczewski, lat 20, syn dymisyc1
wanego ~pu}kownlka, zamieszkafy
prey rodsicach W Siedlcach " zamia'
RE samob6jczym skoozy} W War;
szaWie z mostu Kierbedzia W. fale
WHISKY. Ma pomcc tonacemu posple-.
szyli, str6z nocny Ignacy Chiczew"
ski i str6z przystsn, parowc6~ Cor
nlcki~go, kt6rzy p}Jnawszy }6dka
do walczacego z falami wydobyli 60
szcze6liwle z woody. Przyczyna roz
paczliwego kroku m'ata bye podob-
no nieszczesliwa mlfo6c.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-26

Floral Designs for Funerals.
Choice flowers artistically arranged in
original designs by GUIDES artists. 1914 F
The Washington herald., 1910-06-26
LAND OFFICE CHIEF
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Prominent Figure in Balm
ger-PinchOt Controversy.

Harry H. Schwartz, chief of the Gen.
eral Land Office field service and a prom
inent figure in the Ballinger-Pinchot con-
troversy. has rendered his resignation 10
Commissioner bennett, OF the Land or
fee.
Immediately upon its transmission 70
Secretary Ballinger 1t was accepted. and
the appointment of James NJ. Sheridan,
special agent of the Land Office. an
nounced.
Mr. Sheridan has his headquarters in
Denver. and was in charge of the gov
ernment's inquiry into the Cunningham
Alaskan coal claims.
Congratulated by Officials.
Mr. Schwartz received letters of con-
graduation from both Secretary Balm
ger and Commissioner bennett.
That Mr.. Schwartz has desired TO leave
the service has been known for more
than a year, but when the Ballinger-
Pinchot controversy came up he con-
sented TO remain in the service.
Mr.. Schwartz leaves shortly for Port
land, Greg, where he will be a law
partner of Clarence E. Moulton. For the
last eleven years he has been connected
with the General Land Office. except for
a brief period when he was United
States attorney at Helena, Mont. He
has earned an enviable reputation.
Mr.. Schwartz successor, James NJ.
Sheridan, is a well-known attorney. He
was successful in prosecuting many Col
orado coal and timber cases. When he
was in active service in the Philippines
he attracted the attention OF President
Taft and was transferred from the War
Department TO the Interior Department
some years ago.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-26
HOTEL FOR THE OLD CLERKS.
Woman Writer Suggests Unique
Plan Pt Meeting

At the League of American Pen WOm-
ems meeting Wednesday night at the
Rochambeau, Mrs Anna Sanborn Hamil-
ton, first vice president, presiding, Mrs.
Marie Graves Booham read a paper on
Retirement OF superannuated clerks. -
outlining a unique plan She advocated
Federal service hotel" or home and
hospital. and the creation of a fund by
deducting from the salaries of all Fed
eral employees, wherever located, a
monthly amount ranging from p cents
to 81. based on salaries of $1,000 or less to
81 800 or over. AT the expiration of FIVE
years, this fund. under government su-
pervision. TO be devoted to the payment
of future expenses of the hotel and hos
pital. with the exception of an annual
appropriation for payment of a hospital
necessary nurses.
To any man or woman employee who
has a wife or husband living at the age
of retirement, he or she may receive SIS
per month in lieu of admission TO the
hotel if preferred That seventy years
be the determining limit OF retirement,
and the act in it's entirety to apply TO all
Federal service employees, wherever stu
ated.
Among others present were Mrs
Edith Kingman Kern, Mrs. Susie Root
Rhodes. Mrs. Annie A. Wilder. Miss
Elizabeth A Hyde, Mrs. L. J. Y Withee,
Mrs ]. O. Estsbrook. Miss Ruth Nor
cross. Mrs. Lydia Adams Williams, Mrs
Holbrook, Miss Franklin, and Miss Pal
mer.