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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-15
BOTH PLEAD GUILTY.

J. w. Peterson and Harry Cuswcll
pleaded guilty to charges Of petit lar
ceny before Judge Lewis OF the Third
district court yesterday. Time for
sentence was set for sept .. Mean
while both Peterson and Cuswell are
released on their own recognizance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-15
s.MPLrNG WORKS BURNED.

Butte. Mont, July 1.-THE Washoe
saSaplins works, the property OF the
Anaconda Copper company, was de-
stroyed by IRE this morning. The loss
Is $4,000. ard q large force Of men
are thrown out Of work. The insur-
ance is $4,000. The cause OF the FIRE
Is not known.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-15
ADJUSTMENTS

Shubcrt-The last performance Of
"A Runaway HONEY moon viii be given
this evening Tomorrow afternoon the
Curtis company will give tho first per-
formance OF tho musical sketch entitled
The Promoters"
Moving picturc>-The Luna and
Isis viii present now bills commence
Ding tomorrow afternoon. The Indian
features AZ both houses will bc seen
for the last time tonight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-15
MRS. WEBER GETS DAMAGES.
Court Awards s2,0oe.o5 for Change In
Street Grndc by Oily

Mary +. r. Weber was this morning
awarded S2,OO6 25 I'm Judge NJ. l.
Ritchie's division OF the. Third district
court. against Salt Lake city corpora
tion. for damage done 10 her property
a 1871 Second avenue by changes made
place.
Judge Richie also rendered judgment
for i265 for plaintiff in the case OF
Catherine Peterson against John Carl
son, for services as domestic per-
formed for defendant by the plaintiff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-15
DOMINION HANDICAP WEIGHTS

Buffalo, July 15-Weights for the
$4,000 Dominion handicap TO he run
July 30 at the Fort Erie race track
when tho Niagara Racing association
opens its second meeting were an
nounced here today. Fttzherbert II civ
en- the post OF honor with 1888 pounds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-15
WILL ISSUE STRIKE CALL.

Philadelphia, July i5.-F'ollownig the
conference OF the railroad men the
declaration was made that n strike
call would be issued tonight n word
was received from Pittsburg that the
railroad officials OF the lines west had
denied the demands.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-15
y. I. & y. CONTRACT.

The firm OF Nancy Bros & Co, OF
ogden, has been awarded the contract
for constructing the l6-milc extension
OF the Pacific & Idaho Northern from
lts present terminus at Evergreen,
north 20 Meadows, in Idaho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-15
BATTsRY WAS JUSTIFIED.

Although George Adams exhibited
the evidence OF bad wound on the
scalp and accused r. G Harvey Of
having been the cause OF it. the de-
PENDANT was discharged after the
hearing before Judge Bowman. The
case developed that the wound came
as the result OF insults thrown at the
wife Of Harvey, and the evidence
showed Justification for the bat
tory
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-15
PlTTMAN'S CASE.
Unless Further Mlstreatcd, VIII Leave
IL In Hands OF u. S. Consul.

Washington, July l5.--Unless further
neglect and mistreatment is shown by
the Madriz government toward william
Pittmsn, the American engineer now
held in Managua as a prisoner Of war
the state department will leave his
case In the hands of United states
Consul Olivares in Managua.
The filthy quarters In which the
prisoner was kept before Consul oil
wares visited him and the failure TO
furnish the prisoner with food will
be remembered by the department
when n day OF reckoning with the
Managua government comes however.
The state department claims tn be
ignorant Of the reported Intentions ~
two Madriz commissioners 10 visit
Washington on n peace mission.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-15
GREENIG GIVEN HEARING.

Lou Greenig. in the produce busl-
ness ut &c west First South street.
had his hearing before Judge Bow
man yesterday on the charge of
violation Of the pure food or
dinance by leaving uncovered his dis
play of marketable goods The court
win render a decision Monday morn
Ing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-15
GOV. HUGHES FINISHES
HOUSE HuNrs,

washington, July l5-G,v h.
OF New York finished bills home. i 'ulaa
tour OF the capital and lot fcr ANY,.
today Ala,J
was said he won't ,ylib,,, a..
selecting the home ho viii oc,,r,. Ul'alT
ne comes here TO 80 on An. NhA
court bench In October rto sapIeni
u Is understood. worked a l,r,, 10
houses down 20 n half dozen 49,, '.ss Z
ties and Mrs. Hughes win saw ~ si.,
word. '"s ma
Take a din IN tho LAKE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-15
EARL oREY SAILS FOR CANADA

London, July i5.-Earl Grey sailed to-
day on the Empress OF Britain for
Canada where he win resume the duties
OF his office as governor general poud-
ing the appointment OF his successor,
the Duke OF Connaught.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-15
DIED

ELLfOTT- In this city. July 70. 1914 Al.
ME Elliott, aged 40 years
Remains were shipped from O'Dor,sl
& Co.'S parlors last evening "a Provo
where services will take place at b.
Fourth ward meetinEhouse on saivrisy
July l6, 1910, at 23 nm.
CARR.-At 500 west Third South street
July Il. 1910, Lawrence o. Carr ago. &
months.
Funeral services took place At o..
Donnell d Co.'S chapel today July q
1910 at 3 am Intcrment city csns.
terry.
CARLSON John A., A. his late resi-.
dcnce. 2S Iowa avenue. salt Lake City.
July IL 1910. at n = p m. al the age q
Ga years, months and days
Funeral services will be held In ths
Eleventh ward chapel. sunday. at ~
pm. Remains may he viewed n he resi-.
dence between II and IL O'Clock On he
day Of funeral
r. II. Evans. Florist. se s. Main s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-15
sECY. DICKINSON IN YOKOHAMA.

Yokohama, July Id. NJ Dickinson
secretary of war OF the United States
and party. arrived here today on the
steamer Siberia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-15
PLUM FOR sHoTwELL.

Circulars are out announcing the APP
pointmcnt OF w. J Shotwel as assis-
tant general freight agent Of the West
ern Pacific, with headquarters at san
Francisco
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-15
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral Of Mrs LOWS b Rots,
will be held from the rcsidence. SO s5l,.
West Temple street. 40 n am. Sstg,.
day, with interment at MI Olyst
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-15

r. II. Evans. Florist. ss s. Main 81
Floral designs a speciality Phones $751;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-15
WEATHER REPORT.
Generally Fair Tonight and
saturday.

ronAYs TEMPERATuREs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-15

Build yourself up by bathing at
Saltair.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-08

Kdor zeli biti zastopnik lista cd
nasih sodrugov maj nam to Mama
nj, da mu posljemo pobotne knii.
lice.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-08
Zalostna dedscina.

DObroznano dejstvo je, da otro-
ci podedujejo pc svojih starSih ne
-samo njihove kreposti, marvel
tudi mnoge napake. Naizalost-
nejSa dedSGina je bolezen ali
n%agnjenoSt k istej. Taxi ljude bi
moral vedno kar najbolie skrbe-
ii Ease in tiSte, Xxi Jill nadleguieio
revmatizem, razdrazljivoSt in dru-
&c dolgOtrajne bolezni. opozaria-
mo ma ~Trinerievo ameriSko zdra-
vino grenko vino. Xxi V takih slu-
cajih gotovo prav izvrstno uGin-
kuje. Pomniti treba. da ie redna
Trebava temelj zdravja in moci
in da je Trinerievo vino Gudovito
zdravilO "a sve prebavne nered-
nosti. Uravnava delovanje vseh
organov, olajsava boil in scipanje.
zelodcne neprilike, zapeko, tudi
%zastaralo. revmatizem. glavobol in
crevesne bolezni. Trinerievo vi
no je sedaj mnogo mOGnejSe in
ina vecjo zdravilnO moe nego DO
pref. V lekarnah. JOS. Triner.
1333-1339 SO. Ashland Avenue,
Chicago, Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-08
DOBRO SLUZBO

lahko dobi vsak mladenic ali 60
spodicna ma zeleznici ali pa pri
brezzicnem brzojavu". Odkar
Je osemurni delavnik postal "a
kon in Sc mnoze b~rczziGne posta-
Je, primanjkuje priblizno 10000
b%rzojavnih vsluzbencev. Zacetni-
Xxi dobivajo $40 do 500 meseGno.
NaSa sofia je pod nadzorstvom vi
SJih brzojavnih uradnikov. Vsem.
Xxi dokoncajo Solo $ povolinim
vspehom, so sluzbc osigurane. Pi-
Site Ia podrobnosti Solskemu "a
vodu. XII yam ie najblizii. Natio-
nal Telegraph Institute. Cincin-
natl, O.. Philadelphia, Pa, Mem
phis, Tenn, Columbia, s. c.. Da-
venport, Ia. Portland. Ore.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-08

Stara navada je zdraviti rev.
matizem, trganje po udih, neural
giJo, z~vinjenje it'd. z DR.. Richter
Jevim Pain Expeller". Pravi
Pain Expeller Sc dobi tudi v A
meriki V sleherni lekarni "a %
centov steklenicG in sc spozna DO
v%arstveni znamki S sidrom. Pri
kupovanJu je treba ma to patti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-08

svetovnem giban.iu naGel j.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-08

o ~ WV
med stare in novo druzbo Sc dan
danes kriza dvojih, nasprotnih 81,
Svet preobrazujocih n~aziranj: kr-
scansko in materialistisko.
Razlage NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sve-
tovncga naZora Sc razliGne. Prva
razlaga: Clovek je brezpomem-
ben atom V ncSkonCnem vsemirju.
pravtako, kakor je tudi planet,
ma katerem maj je dano ziveti, lie
majhen koSGek velikega. neizmer-
mega svetovja. IL tega temeljnega
prvotncga %naziranja sledi, da ie
tlovekova VOLTA in GloveSka Ego
dovina sploh zgoij p~roizvod raz-
voja, Xxi je vSemogoGen in ma KITE
rega Glovek nina vpliva. To je
filozofiGna plat NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
svetovnaga nazora.
Druga razlaka: Historicni ma
terializem %priznava odloGilno moe
gOspodarSkih ali gmotnih razmer,
stavi pa Gloveka viSje in tudi ME
govo voljo, trdeG, da vpliva ia vo-
liza tudi ma smer razvoja.
Prya razlaga ie priprosta in
enostavna, druga komplicirana.
Filozoficni temelj materializma
je samo eden; %nove.jSe razlage ma
terializma Sc opirajo zlasti ma exc
nomiGni determinizem. Xxi ga da-
mes nj mono tajiti in XII ga mo-
derni Glovek vzpreiemlie kot nauk
raHlaganja zgodovine.
krSGanski svetovni MAJOR pa
uGi. da ina Glovek presto voljo,
da torej clovek nj zgolj produkt
razmer, Y katerih zivi. To presto
voljo je Gloveku podelil Bog. da
ina moznoSt 81 pridobiti dobro
ali slabo zivlicnjc pc smrti. ko
ozivi clovekova duSa. Omikanemu
kakor tudi neomikanemu kristia-
nu je tedaj poSmrtno. duSevno
zivljenje koncni in cdini cili ze-
meljskega z~iyljenja. doGim ie ma
terialiStu konGni cilj c~lovcSkega
dejanja in n%chanja sreGno zivl.ien-
je re ma zemlji.
Temeljni naUk krSGanstva ie
teda ia NaSe zemeljSko zivlienie
je lie prehodna doba Y boliSe xiv
ljenje - Y dusevno posmrtno
zi~ylienje.
krScanski svetovni MAJOR ina
- kakor vemo - odloCno indivi-
dnaliStiSko tendenco. doGim ma
terialiStiSki svetovni MAJOR pozna
pOsameZnika le kot del mase. del
gibajoGe Sc snovi.
Nastane tezko vpraSanje: Ali
je to. kar mas uGi krSGanstvo. res
memo, ali moreno verovati temu.
da bOdemo vsai pc smrti boliSe
ziveli?
~FilozofiGni materializem to "a
nlkava. MaterialiStiSki MAJOR ie
lepo zaokrozen in reel Sc mora.
da so njegove meje "a svobodno
zivlienic zelo ozke. &c VEN. da nj
Boga mad menoj. Ge VEN. da sem
lie ncznaten koScek matcriie. mi
Jc svet. Xxi GA vidim, sliSim. Gutim
- vSe. Tia REALM svet pa ie mai
hen, omejcn je clovekov pogled V
nJem. Egoizem cloveka. XII pozna
lie gmotne prednoSti - prvi VI
SIT ostane cloveku edini obiekt
razmiSljavanje.
III
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-08
STE re POSTAL DRZAVIJA.
nj?

&c Sc niste, je najbolje, da 81
takoj nabavite knjizico v Stevens
ken ieziku; "Naturalizacijski "a
kon' poljudno raztolmaGen "a
vsakega.
KnJizica stane samo 16 ct. in Sc
10 naroci pri sodr. John Petricu
27O8 So. Lawndale Ave, Chicago.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-08

dali posamezniki kot dar cerkvi
Y roke menihov, toda ii so tie GER
kvene darove razdelili med seboj.
tako da 81 ie vsak lahko mnogo
~prihranil in so bill poSamezni me
Min tudi precei bogati. Macon II.
pr. 81 je pridobil ma ia nacin V par
letih $4,000 rubljey. Raven tega
ic ukradel nekemu sobratu, ko .ie
umrl. obligacije Y vrednosti 5000
rubljev.
Ko SO Macoha peljali IL preisko-
valne dvorane V Zapore. je incl V
rokah molitvenik in je med poto-
ma venomer mrmral: "'HudiGu
sen V krempljih. HudiGu sen V
krempl.jih! - - Ko so ga privedli
Y zapor, Sc je mirno vsedel in pri-
eel IL molitvcnika moliti.
Pater Macon Sc je izgovarial
pri zasliSanju, da ga je k tatvini
in njegovim dejanjem zapeljal pa
ter Vasil, XII .ie tudi SIN soudeleken
ma tatvinah, ceS. da drnar. Xxi Sc
steka Y samostan. nj prioriey
temveG last samostana. torei tudi
last vSeh menihov V samOstanu.
Macon V svoji celici V zaporih ne
prestano mol. Njegova svakinja
i'll l.jubica .ie - kakor Sc je IL
kazalo - noseca.
Sluzkinia aretovane Macohove
ljubice .ie i~zpovedala, da je jake
potratno ziveia. Pred nedavnim
casom 81 je ma primer kupila "a
Svoje bogato urejeno stanovanje
klavir IA 1000 r%ubljev. V bankah
ina nalozene velike svote.
Policija je aretirala tudi wee
njenih sorodnikov. NajmlajSa ME
ma seStra je pobegnila. Poll liza je
odvedla MaGohovo ljubico ma So
disco Y CenStohoyu. Ma potu .je
takalo ma MO wee tisoG liudi. Xxi
50 jo hotel lintati. Zandarmeriia
J' lie Z Neliklm hap"rom to pre-
Pfecila IN 10 prlvedla Y zapore.
Menihu- MaGohu so odvzeli
vSled ~brzolavne papeSke ekSko-
munikacije duhovniSko obleko.
Macon bo izroten 6. tednih ru-
skim sodiSGem.
Policiia 10 izsledila mr.; Na6n-
howl svakinji in ljubici "a mnogo
tiSoc censtohovskih dragocenosti.
Ona je re priznala, da je postopa-
la z Macohom d~ogovorjeno, zani-
ka pa, da bi bila vedela "a umor
svoJega moza.
Policiiska preiskava ic dogma
la. da je tudi prejSnii prior CEN
stohovskega samostana 2 imenom
Reiman bill soudelezen ma tatvi-
nah. Macon lie kradel tudi il sa-
mostanske blagajne, in STEER : DO
moGio ponareienih kliuGev.
Policiia So mo- rra rreneIiat;
prizadetib menibov j. .ar.toboys
kepa samostano zanoro 6ersto
bovskaoa somostora ,onoro Ian
s-tobov.k.oo soJ;;6o Lam La;;
da hi ~raziaricno Iindstvo ;oi No
i~ztrg,Io osumI;on. :, III
ubilo
,,...
'"'i loH'N I'e ' oll"lhl Zen
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-08

Po navodilu slovenske anglcskc SLOW.
NICE tolma@a in angl. SLOW. slovaria Sc
iahko vsaki preprosti clovek anglesGi.
ne, kakor 10 v navadnem zivlieniu rabi
priuei, kar je V tel dezeli nuino DO.
trebno ako hoGe kak boljsi posel in ne.
odvisno ziveti. Knjiga V platno vezann
stane samo $l.0o in jc dobiti pri
v. j. KUBELKA,
5ss w. 145th St., New York.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-31
By Ernest G.. Walker.

N-''''.- .'''-'i' ~ az - ''|
WASHINGTON. Nav I7.-The fire,
seemed to be diving down IN that Bal
rnqer. Pinchot volcano. bur there ha,
come a sudden eruption. Again it ha.
been demonstrated that the BaIIinger
Pfncbor episode 5 the Frna Of the ad
mfni>rration, WASHINGTON s once more
stirred by its activities.
This time it was the confession of a
s+enooranher in the office If Secretary
of the Interior Richard Achilles Bal
lnrer. Frederick NJ. Kerbv. a con.
scfentious Young man. told his mother
conscientious woman. SOME DAYS aqo
that Oscar Lawler. assistant attorney
general. assigned to duties as the law
officer Of the department Of the inte-
ror. had been commissioner to write
the famous letter of exoneration. 1t
proved upon tile young man 5 mind
that he should know that fact. when
Attorney L. Il. Brandeis. of Boston.
who is representing former Special
Agent CLAWS before the Joint congress
Sional committee. was seeking IN vain
to obtain the papers from the depart
mcnts of justice and of the interior.
His mother told him to make clean
breast OF II. The voung man did He
7.,..-I- 5
"'-,,' '''''',0 -'l anu
VIII undoubtedly lose the JOB, when
he needs for the support Of himself
and his little family. 1t has undoubt-
edI,, caused tho administrations ;,,.1,,3
my esPeo1"IIH fe'SlueHI lStLt' A'Iof-
ney-GeneraI Nlckersham and Secretary
BaIlinrer. fresh embarrassment. For
I'll ,ya.h,re,+a,, =, 4b~or,r;,.. MI, ION,
H1'H'' AAel' - olilcuitE TO prevent
the country from gathering an untaEor,
able impression.
+ i hardly. marc +ban for - SOW
.t... -. ,..-...,-,- .-,..-,
,''''' Ing Niio'' 'e'i=e n1sn young Merry
ha1 was not OF tremendous Importance,
but for the fact that there have been
tremendous efforts to keen I from the
.,,t.r.. IT., ...- -.
/
deht hds'ehed 70 explain IN a letter TO
Senator knute Nelson. chairman Of the
Joint congressional committee that
,tr;+a 49, 1at~r ,,,h;.b w.. $780,, ,..,'
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Fitzpatrick Brothers
CIGARS
Fort and Hotel
Fort below KIM

has disappeared and may have gone to
China.
Congressman McLachlan made a
strong plea for further defenses for
San Francisco.
Sweden leads in the high cost of liy-
ing. the United States is next and Bel
GUM IS cheapest.
The entire graduating class at Annap
Oils failed to pass the examination for
the rank of ensign
Conferences are held in the White
, House with view of wiping out Repub.
Iican fractional lines.
New Orleans wants the aid of tho
nation and viii not try to fnante her
proposed fair alone.
\ memorial service for King Ed
ward was held at Washington, the
President attending.
Japan is trying TO buy back her
ancient art relics which are scattered
/ throughout the world.
Milwaukee success under Mayor
! Seidl has caused a Statewide sociallstlc
campaign in Wisconsin.
/ It is 50 warm in San Francisco that
men n shirtwaist costumes have been
attending fashionable dances.
\ woman orator at Chicago SUI
fragists meeting said women were 'oo
/ frivolous and ignorant to vote.
! Smuorlers leave opium in deep
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-31
Nothing Very Wicked.

However, it is quite generally con
ceded that there was nothing very
wicked in the President commissioning
an assistant attorney general to frame
up a reply generating the secretary
OF the interior from the CLAWS charges,
even if the President had actually
signed the letter which that official
prepared That sort Of thing is done
much in Washington. Many important
papers OF state are prepared by sub
ordinate officials, and are instructed,
as was Attorney Lawlor. along what
lines to build the language and the
argument Of the communication.
Therefore. while the critics Of Presi
dent Taft are already laundering that
lie was willing an assistant attorney
general. virtually the official subordi
nate Of Secretary Ballinger, should
write the opinion generating Secre-
tary BallInger OF charges, the criticism
is not entirely just The situation has
been made especially irritating be-
cause the secretary OF the interior and
the attorney general sought to with
hold that information from the special
investigation committee OF course
that procedure. when it became known,
encouraged the opinion that Secretary
Ballinger and Attorney Wick
ersham thought the information might
not be entirely favorable to them.
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Blundered to Limit.

Finally 1t was acknowledged that the
attorney general had made a verbal re-
port to the President on the CLAWS
charges, and as the President was anx-
ious to have the letter of eXoneration
written. he gave orders to 90 ahead
with it. and also directed that Attor-
ney-GeneraI Wickersham should nut his
views in writing for future reference.
That was an entirely natural procedure
and one that could merit no cansure
under the circumstances, but the people
who had charge Of the management of
the BalIinger Pinchot investigation for
the administration simply blundered to
the limit. If they had admitted at the
beginning what the facts really were
there probably would have been no IN
favorable comment But the denials
and tergiyersations regarding the date
of the attorney general 5 review had to
be followed by acknowledgement that
the representa- lions Of ATTORNEY Bran
deis were true. This accentuated an
attitude Of suspicion and encouraged
the public to believe that the interior
department was no. proceeding with
entire frankness.
And right upon the heels of that I'm
toward incident, came the confession
of Stenographer kerby. The very
afternoon that it appeared in a Wash
ington newspaper. Secretary Ballinger
rushed to the White House to see the
President. who happened to be away
playing golf. y qualified denial was
issued from the White House, which
denial the President sanctioned over
the telephone from the golf links But
the denial was hardly four square
with some of the statements made in
the letter to Senator Nelson, which
was given out after there had been a
long conference at the White House
with Secretaries Dickinson and Nagel
and Attorney General Wickersham
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iiidlhu W I'll ID Inc Idbct VI DtV uedlL LIS
yearly.
Ice is clearing away in Alaskan
waters.
The wireless is to reach French East
Africa.
The drouth in southern China is
serious.
]. A Kasson, the diplomat, died on
May 10.
The wrecked steamer Yucatan will
be raised.
Railroads will spend s54 100000 in
Colorado.
Regular Republicans carried the Ohio
primaries.
The President approves the postal
bank plan.
Navigation has been resumed on the
Yukon River.
Weddings and births are increasing
in California.
Bertillon says that marriage puts a
check on crime.
King George has granted pardon to
many convicts.
Embassador Kerens has leased a pal
ace in Vienna.
The Liberals had majority in the
Spanish elections.
Idle shingle mills at Seattle have re-
sumed operations.
Texas is thought to be underlaid by
an artesian strata.
Maj. Erneste Smith of the army has
filed divorce suit.
The clericals only lost one seat in
the Belgian elections.
Clara Morris. the time actress,
will probably be blind.
Reno has put the lid on private
rooms IN her restaurants.
A member of the Russian Duma has
gone TO prison for dueling.
Roosevelt is the first civilian to have
reviewed German soldiers.
There have been sharp earthquake
shocks near Moutiers, France.
Chicago 5 anarchist. paper, Arbiter
Zeitung, Will modify its policy.
John Redmond, the Irish leader. now
dictates to the Asquith cabinet.
On one day 5000 tourists sailed from
the port Of New York for Europe.
-Four houses were demolished by a
tornado which swept Cairo. Illinois
Spain is said to desire another in
quiry into the sinking Of the Maine
New Orleans is ranging Democratic
congressman on her side for the fair
An American commission Will look