davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-01

hialy p}acis wielkie %dyWiden.
4 " mala
n}iia1y wartos6. Poniedzialko-
wa va. pooczta tel firmy Jest do
WOODEN, jake hy}y codzien-
lie dochody. w ponied@ia1vk
przez poczte przyszlo 0 ,00O
v czekach i " got6wce "a
akcye og}..szane przez powyz-
sza firme.
Shelton G. Burr, Eugene
III. Burr: i Flank Tobev znaj-
=duja sic obecn W wiez!eniu.
Przes}uchy ich odbeda sic
W poniedzia}ek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-01
NJ why 3 AMERYKI..
=: 9? ::

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Zaczeto
tn akcye wczoraj, kt6ra,
jesli ca1y projekt przyjdzie
do skutku, .otworzy drzw'
pierwszorzednych teatr6w,
nawet biednym robotnikou,
kt6rzy ME NIGGA p}acic po
dolarze "a billet wstepu ma
pierwszorzedne przedstawie-
ME. Raz W tygodniu dyrek-
eye. .teatr6w mia ceny ma
10 cent6w ola robotnik6w.
Ma innych przedstav ieniach
p}acic sic bedzie stare ceny
= robotpicJ zaS kartka mu
sza u%dowodnl6, ~ mafo cara
biaja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-01
Pc tOWary zelaZne albO
groceryjne Wstapcie do
III. G. Vita.
P0dziekowanie

W dowfd wznania ola firmy,
wyrob6w tkackich (pod O.
pieka sw. J6zefa " Korszy-
ME ko}o Krosna " Galicyi-
Austrya.)
Z wdzieczno6ci milo mi
ogfosic publiczuie, 80 2 otrzy-
manych przesy}ek u powyz-
szej firmy jestem najzupet-
niej zadowo!ony. Kapy ma
l6zka z frendzla,. koce "
pieknych deseniacb, bielizna,
reczniki, ubrsnia, chusteczk'
do nosa j t. p. wszystko
Jest bardzo TAME i najlepszej
jakosci, przeto polecam
wszystkim to zr6d}o zakup-
ma a recze, 10 kazdy bedzie
z przesylki %zadowolony.
Jan Bystryk
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-01

poza drzewa, iakoby oparzo-
ny, rece zA}ama}; Mako Bo,
ska, ratu,! = rzek1 zroz pa
czony i mysli co robic?.. =
raz MECH bedzie temu ko-
nice! = %pomysla}. Wsadza
co tchu reke W kieszeh, wy
rywa butelke biegnie wprost
ma gosciniec J tn ma srodku
rzuca butelke O ziemie. Blu
telka uderzajac o kamienie,
prys{a i kawa}kami odlecia~
la ma boki, a vodka oblala
ziemie. Zapach gorzalki buch-
nal W gore - a przyjemny
to byf zapach ola naszego
}esnego. lecz tym razem luz
MIN gardzi}. Wr6cif vice "a
raz, slucha} do ko6ca misyi,
wyspowiada} sic i pic pre-
sta{.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-01
Czerstwy ,umys}, dobra

Czerstwy .umys}, dobra
strawnosf, zdrowa watroba j
doskonaly aLetyt naleza do
blcgos}awie1stwa, kt6re spro-
wadzaja Ora Richtera Koto
wiczne pigu}ki Kongo ma "a
twardzenie i wzdec;e. % i
Scot. Kotwica ma bute1ce
jest znakiem p~rawdziwo6ci.
F. AL. Richter & Co., 215
Pearl Str, New York. /.
CZekajcie ma Wielka
sprZedaz jedWabiu We
Wtorek ego grudnia. IL.
ChOate & Co.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-01
"
FRASZKI.

- II a kze t a | e n t.
Opiekun: - Me pojmnje, jak
mozesz tax DUO pic?
Student: ia sam sic nieraz
dziwie. .. alo to must bye odzie-
dziczony talent.
Gen s h q d | o w y.
Ojciec: - Jak CT, W}adziu, POI
doba sig tw6j nowy braclszek, kt6-
rego ci boc1an ~przyni6sf?
W4adzio: - Czy to on san juz
jest tatusiu, czy to tylko pr6bka?
Niezaw o d:n spos6b b.
W}ascic1el podmiejskiej restaura-
cyl: = Wojciechu, idzcie no i ma
sypcie troche t}uczonego szk}a ma
droge, zeby te automobilisty DO mas
zajecha}y.
C>iety.
\ Pan do dorozkarza: - w tel do
rozce chyba- psy wozisz?
Dorozkarz: = A tax, prosze pa
ma. :. Gdzie nam Jechac?:
Ogrodnik do z{odzieja:
= Pocos wlaz} ma jab}on?
30 pod jabfonie jablka mi ma
glove lecia}y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-01
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK;, Wczoraj
wfadze pocztowe oowiedzialy
sic o kolusalnvm interesie
jaki agencya Burr Brothers
~prowadzi}2. U:zednik6w tel
firmY aresZtowano "a nadu-
zywa,'ie poczty; wysylano
]isty do r6zpych ludzi, og}a.
szajac W Mich akcye, kt6re
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-01
Czytajcie bardzo ciekawe
POWIESCI p. t.:

,Dwie zony pod jedna strzecha'' ~(dachem) ca}o66 obej-
mule lis zeszyt6w.
.Kr6lOWa aWanturniCa" ca}osG IS zeszyt6w.
ma OftarZu mifOSci'' SO %zeszyt6w.
,,NienaWiSG a mifOSc" 81 z%eszyt6w.
,,Groby Sybirskie' 102 z%eszyt6w.
WOln0mularZe czyli tajemnice loi maso6skich. II zesz.
,,Fatalny from" 103 %zeszyt6w.
,Oblubienica Wenecka" 70 %zeszyt6w.
,Ojciec Gapo6" SO z%eszyt6w.
,Liona" czyli nieszczesliwa piekna grzesznica. 81 zeszyt.
..Niewinnie ma szubienice skazana". 1O2 zeszyt.
,,P0rwane dziecie' III %zeszyt6w.
,,MafgOrZata" 1902 zeszyt6w.
Polecam wilee innych powiesci jake kto zazads. Je-
den zeszvt kosztuje 10 ameryka6, cent6w. 20 hol. 70 Ten.
10 koi. Nadto iuz Prawie "a darmo wyse}am IL zeszyt6w
powie5ci ilustrowanych kryminalnych, DO tylko "a SO
cent, ameryk. kt6ra to kwote prosze posfac markaml pocz-
towemi W liscie k}6re przyjmuie z ~wszystkich KRAKOW ! IL
cze jake got6wke. =
Re powiesci maja wielka wartose %literacka W niczem
ME obrazaja uczuc estetycznych NIGGA bye przez kazde:
20 czytano.
Adresowac listy prosze:
Jan Bystryk
" Majdanie--Kolbuszowskim.
G. alicya - Austrya - Europa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-01

- EE - = -+-- ="
Wis. Gaia
rodzina, wszYacy znajomi i
dziesiatki :przyjaci6t zebraio
sic W kosciele ma Stub Lud.
wiki Gardrer 2 Benjaminem
Nelson. Parma mloda pred
o]ial<on daremnie, czeka}a
ma przyoycie pana m}odego
- przyszly jej maz~nie stawi1
sic IL teg, wla5nie~ skorzy-
sta} dawny narzeczony Gard
ner6wny, Karol Johnson.
Przystapil On do rodzic6w
zrospaczonej ,panienki i po-
wiedzia}, "a ON mieisce zbie-
g}ego .narzeczonego zaj mic
- ce tel zrobi}.
Pc slubie .droga t%elefonicz~
ma za}atwiono sic z kwestya
lice ncyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-01
Ciekawa przygoda
. pijaka.

plJaka.
Jeden wfasciciel mia1 les
nego, a by}o to dobre cs}o-
wieczysko, ma rane go PREY
|}ozyc jak to m6wia = )ecz
miaf take i ma}a wade, a
mianowicie dose czesto sic
upjja}. Trapi}o to poczciwe--
go pana, gdyz leSnego wier-
nego prawdziwie mi}owa}.
Mysla1 tez nieraz, W jakiby
spoe6b wyrwac cz}owieka cd
zguEy, kt6ra go niecbybnie
czekala. A pr6bowa} juz
r6znych sposob6w: rady, "a
chiefly, perswazyi - locz da-
remnie. My6]a} take nleraz:
zwymyslam go W porzadku i
zagroze wydaleniem ze s}uz-
by, 1ecz kochajac go, ME
m6gl sic ma to odwazyc.
Nareszcie %nadarZy}a sic
dobra sposobnosc, kt6ra ma
prawde mog'a wptynac ma
poprawe lesnego; ~odbywa}y
sic mianowicie mrisye W ga
siydniej parafii, ma kt6re z
catej okol1cy zbiega} sic lud
wierny. A opowiadano cuda
70 misyonarzach, ma ich SO
wa ]udzie bill sic W pie:sj,
pEakali; poprawe przyrzekali,
misyonarze xas szczeg6lniej
przycinali g%orzafce pijak6w
zaklinali ma wszystko, ably
tylk0 gorza}ki sic wyrzekli.
- Music ja~ tego cz}owie-
ka tam posfac - myslaf So
bic poczciwy pan - to ME
spos6b, ably i on sie ME
zmieni}. VIOLA tel ]e6nego
do siebie i NOW: s}uchajcie-
no! ME bedzie to z}a rzecza,
iezeli r6jdziecie i wy ma mi
sye; macie tn 3 talary, idzcie
i zcsta6cie tam, jak d!uso
wam sic tylko podobs. .
Lesny oczy otworzy} i jul
chciat sic sprzeciwic, zdja1
go. jednakze wstyd. Wziq!
vice 8 talary, bog zap}ac''
baknaf j. odszeG} 2 nina bar
dzo kwa6na, TO on s}ysza},
re missy strasznie o
voice przycinaja. Coz tn
robic? - myslal sobie teraz
lesny... Me p6jsG - pan sic
zgn:ewa, = p6;s6 - ME lu.
bic sluchac, jak mi ktos
wciaz O gorza}ce pika i pika!
Pie, ale ia swoje, ia niczY-
lego majatku ME przepije!! co
komu wadzi, 10 czasem kie.
liszek wypijel
-. Stane}o wreszcie ma
tenn, 70 poetanowi} p6jsc, ale
tylko misye zobaczyc | wr6-
Gle. Me chcac zas i tam
bye pozbawioaym w6dki,
gdyz ia lubi1, jak kot mleko
ami jednego dnia ME mog]
bye be- niej, nalaf jej do
t flaszki do kieszeni schoWa}.
Pe}en otuchy, prxebraf sic
! " swiateczne szatty, kape.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-01

PODAJE niniejszem do wiado
domosci, il wykupifem pracownia
wyrabiania pomnik6w kamiennych
ma grof.y = poniewaz mayhem
wszystko bardzo tanio, przeto
sprzedawac bede 0 wiele taniej cd
innych. Zaraz naprzeciwko powia-
towego ratusza.
J6z. G.. Frantesl i
g. t..
Jan N. Beranek
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-01

llusz wdzia1 zpi66Irem, Wiasa
pogladz,I, 4 VziaWszy y reke
las ke, pu5cil sic " dEoge.
By}o wla6nie kazanie na
cmentarzu, ludzi CO niemia-
70, a wszyscy patrzeli ma
kaznodzieje i stall, jakby
wryci; Cd czasu do czasu
styszaleS tylko lex i place.,
to znow nastawa}a TAXA cisza,
re mog1e5 BRICK muchy do
s}yszec. Nasz le6ny, chloe
nie6mia}o, zblizy} sic zwolna
do cizby, stanaf j s}ucha, a
reke lewa wciaz :rzyma W
kieszeni, boiac sic Q flaszke,
Wtem keiadz zwraca sic W
lego strone, wyciaga reke,
jakoby ku aiemu j m6wi:
ME dose tobie, czlowiecze
grzeszny, ze W karc1mie i
W domu czynisz cbraze Bogo
gorza}ka, 70 odpusty yamie-
niasz W rozpusty, ale goto-
wyd sic wybrac .nawet ma
misye Z gorza}ka".
Lesny struchla}. :. poczer-
wienial i strasznie sic "a
wstydzi}, gdyz zdawa}o mu
sic, re wszyscy nan oczy
zwracaja.. Ma szcze6cie zwr6~
Gil sic wnet W przeciwna
strone, a on tymczasem
predko ma palcach przesuna}
sic ma przeciwna strony am
bony: Tutaj ME juz chyba
ME zobaczy. :. pomysla} u
radowany j s}ucha1 dalej, a
s}ucha1 coraz ciekawiej CO.
raz z wiekszem przejeciem.
Kaznodzieja jednakze zwra
ca sic niebawem W jego
strone... wy1ciaga reke wprost
jakoby zn6w ku MENU i
opowiada Kainie, co sic
b]aka} pc 6'wiecie, a nigdaie
uie znalaz} sp6koju' sumienia.
TAX p60'wiaddaa - i i pijanica
grzesznik, *c5hl1ocby' sic z mitj-
sea ma mijej6 e, r. .przenos ];
cbocby IA :1kGd68iec. 6swiatsa po-
szed}, zawsz li,>o bbeRdzie niespo-
kojny."< 80 .. : :.
>LeSny ueAzuf@ goraco, jake:
by go kto warren pola}, pot
wystapi} mu :na czo'o, ME
wife, co MA 70 SODA zrobit,
spuscif oczy ku ziemi, gdyz
czuje, lie wszyscy nan patrza.
Biedakowi niaawet i Ivy cisne-
1y sic W oczy 8 m'a}o sic ME
rozpfaks}.
Wtem rzuci{ W box okiem
ii widzj tuz CRUDE drzewo:
drzewo - %pomysla|; stane "a
MIN i raz przeciez bede spo-
kojny. I zaledwo to pomys-
la1, juz by} "a drzewem. By.
la to staraz a gruba lipa.
: Przyc'sna{ sic tedy do niej,
a nastepnie.z zapnia, wspie-
rajac sic rekon1a ma lasce,
wychy]i& sic przodem, szyje
wyciagna|, glove nieco pre-
krecit, nadstAwiajac ucho ma
slowa kaznodziei, kt6re dz!-
wnie przemawia}y do jego
duszy, pociqga1y 20, a nawet
przykuwa1y do3siebie.
A kiedy tax slucha, bedac
J siebie pewnY,= kaznodzieia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-01

mic szkoiy nor1nalt,e !. Sw'
Katarzyny, ygromii sufrszJy-
sikh i kazaf panienkom stro:
mic cd n oh jak OIL zarazy. !
Ne wstepujcie " Shady
tych, kt6re zmeznia1y, . ra.
czej mezczyznsmi sie staty,
domowe og,isko rzucily, a
prawa g1osu W %sprawach Ia
blicznych sic d~opominaja
m6wi, Kardyns.}.
PROVIDENCE, XIV, Je~
denastu g6rnik6w, dwpuch
biafych i d%ziewieciu murray.
now : zosta}o .zakopanych
W kopalni wegla wczoraj po-
po1udniu. Eksplozya gazow
zwalila kilkaset tol weglla ]
.odciela g6rnikom wyjscie 2
.kopalni Przypuszczaia tn, re
wszyscv ponieSli 6mierc "
eksplozyi.
Partye ratunkowe odwala-
ia. wegiel czempredzej ably
towarzyszy odkopat. Wybuch
oy} tax silnv, re ezybem 400
stop g}ebokim wyrzuci1 mu-
Ia.
NEWARK, N. j., .Straszne
nieszczescie >wydarzy}u sic tn
W sobote, kiedy wybuchf
pozar W gmachu fabrycznym
pm. PIG High str. W przecia-
gu 10 minut % robotnic, pc
wiekszej czeSci m}odych
dzieWczat, zgine}o w'p}omie'
mach, podczas gdy inne wy
skak1wa}y przez okna i moe
no sic potuk1y lub pokale:
.czyly. Gmach to by} Arc
pietrowy. Dolne DIVA pietra
%zajmowa}a Newark Papel
Co.., trzecie ,,Aetna Electric
Co.., a IA czwartem pietrze
z%najdowa}a sic p%racownia
do wyrobu bielizny l.. VOL.
ia: w jaki spos6b powsta!
polar niewiadomo jeszcze
zdaje sic, 7e ma 2giem pie
trze W lyle smiecie sic zaje
}y. Oko1o 200 os6b znajdo'
wa}o sic W budynku. ALI
"dziewczetom ma czwartem
pietrze droga do ucieczk:
zamknieta by}a przez ptomie'
ME, a drabin ra%tupkowyct
ME by}o i zanim straz. ognio'
wa rozpoczefa swa prace cho'
claz jej stacya znaduje sic
tuz obok, ~powsta}a nieopisa'
ma panika i nieszczesciu ME
podobna by}o zapobiedz
Osoby znajdujace sic ma ;
pietrze uratowano, tax same
i u trzeciego pietra z wyatt.
klein 2 d%ziewczat; skorc
straz ogniowa rozpocze}a swa
prace, rozpostarto sieci ra'
tunkowe i tym sposobem
u%ratowano jakich 80 os6b
z pokaleczonych kilka os6t
jeszcZe umrze. - Budynek
ten by} %prawdziwa pufapks
W razie pozaru. W}adze miej
skie ~usprawiedliwiaja sif
tenn, re posiadaja jurysdyk'
eye tylko mad nowymi bu-
dynkami Tub przybudowa'
miami a stare budynki nie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-01

S~zanownych abo-
nent6w Wiarusa pro-
shiny, ably %jaknajpre-
dzej uiScili sic z ma
lezyroSci "a Wiarusa,
DO gazeta kosztuje
wiele pieniedzy, kt6.
re my p}aci6 musimy
r%egularnie "a papier,
druk, dzierzawe ro-
botnikom ltp.,. ola
tego Ia gazette mu--
simy sic %dopominac
zaptaty i prosimy ably
nosi Szanowni: abo-
aenci "a takowa p}a-
Gill.
Wy'dawnictwo W'arusa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-01

Modne, ksztaftne jedwa-
bic, cZarne i kOlOrOWe 20
cenach .nigdy: przedtem
ME zr6Wnanych W Vino
ME. Sprzedaz otWarta be-
die. we Wtorek ego grud-
mia. III. ChOate & TO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-01

Czekajcie ma wielka
sprzedaz %jedwabiu We
WtOrek, ego grudnia. I'll.
ChOate & Co.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-01

G PASS, Tex, d.
w6dca wejsk rzadowych W
Ciudad Porfirio Diaz doni6f
wczorai witczorem urzedni
kowi celnenlu r. W. Dove.
mu, IL francisco Madero,
niedoszly przezydent meksy-
ka6ski zosta' <miebezpiecznie
raniony w Guerrero W hitwie
zandarm6w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
rewolucyonistani. Widziano
jak .sradi Z konia i lax 60
zniesiono z pola walki. Po-
tenn zaraz wojsko MADEIRA
posz1o rozsypke. <Wojsko
rzadowe pusciko sic W pogon
"a uciekajacemi, ale ci skryli
sic W ,g6rach. Il.
Amerykanie, przybyli tn z
Gomez Palacjo i z Puebla do
nosza O strasznych rzelzach.
w Puebla wojsko otoczy}o
rewclucyonlst6w. i napedzi}o
ich wszystkich. do wielziej
sail. Me dano i'm: sposobno-
Sci do loddania sie.: DO sail
posypa} sic grad kul tax ge-
sly, re ami jeden rewolucyo-
nista ME zosta@ ~sprzy zyciu.
W liczbie zabitych byfo pre-
sz}o so kobiet i dzleci. Do
podobnych' seen przysz}o W
Gomez .Palacio. -. -,
s,s. --=7---
S: Pc
przyznaniu sig do. zbrodnj
mocderstwa, :spelnionego na
osobie N: May Shle I kt6
rel gard}o pre-, iat Cd ueha
do ucha. Flute Clark, mu-
rzy3n:, zostaF liza :miojscu zabi-
ty przez t}um .ludzi W: pobli-
zu miasteczka Little. Noun
tain. Pc sadzie. doraznym
t1um predko sic rozpieg} j
nikogo "a udzia} W lyncho'
.waniu ME aresztowano.
BALTIMORE, Md, Jego
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18
SENATE MARKING TIME
Speeches, but No Progress, on
Railroad Bill.
-TTrom The Tribune Bureau

Washington, May 1.-THE Senate marked
time to-day and made no progress on the
interstate commerce bill. Long speeches
were made by Senators Cummins, C1app
and Bristow in favor OF the Cummins
amendment to strike out that part of the
administration measure which provides
that the Attorney-General shall represent
the interests of the government in cases
before the Commerce Court and the Su-
preme Court.
Just before adjournment Senator Smith
of Michigan offered as q substitute for the
Cummins amendment the provision in the
House bill, with slight modification reiat-
ing TO the conduct of cases appealed from
The decisions of the Interstate Commerce
Commission. 1t is expected that the Smith
substitute will have the support of Sem
ators friendly 10 the bill and that a vote
Will be taken on il tomorrow.
Several conferences were held to-day in
Senator Aldrich's room, attended by most
of the Republican regulars 1t was re-
ported to them that the insurgents were
angry because OF reflections on them al
legged to have been made in conferences at
the White House 10 which they were not
invited. These reports created i'll feeling.
and, as result it was said that it would
be useless 10 attempt any sort of compro-
mise
After the Senate adjourned the insurgents
held a meeting in Senator Clamps room.
but it was said that 10 agreement was
reached beyond a decision to muster all the
votes possible against the Smith amend
ment. and if this was defeated, to press
the Cummins provision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18
CART C0MMERCIALlzEnp
George de Forest Brush =,
ments Conditions Here

Washington. May 1.-THE Arzf
convention of the American Fe5e-.s,o.
Arts began here to-day. the asl.z..'
being welcomed 20 the city BY So
MacVeagh-
George de Forest Brush. spest,.
modern art development, declared y. y
art In America had been eomHserriall,'s
almost 70 tine point OF tierradaf,o,. - :,
principles Of teaeins art in the srso.,'
and academies, he argued. were all 49,.
II attended an art exhibition IN h."
York the other day which actuall- 49,,
have been closed by the police As.,s-ss
Mr. Brush The mill and the s,.,..-
have absorbed the young artists min =.
here is in a very sorry plight. A -
artist goes into q. JOB and designs -
paper. That units him for the a.c.s.s.
of creating a charming variety IL hs .a-.,
be an artist. The art schools sas, !.
think they ought to teach how To dssi-.
That's no accomplishment. A pIumbsr :.
do that.
IF this condition is 10 be changed -
must stop storing up tine art trss,s,.,
which we import from abroad in halls ,,s
galleries. and get them out into the s,us,
of students. Unless they learn 10 ssr-
petuate art as it was developed to its hrh.
est point by the ancients. who did 4 =
beautifully, we shall soon have no art 4,
all"
At the end of the days session the vis,.
ing artists went in a body TO the New ys.
tionaI Museum for a private view Of Ia
collections. The view was by invitation d,
the executive officers of the Smithsonian
Institution and the National Museum
Charles ID. Walcott secretary Of "a,
Smithsonian institutions spoke at tAe after
noon session on the National Galsry &
Art, while J. Horace Mcfarland. preside.
of the American Civic Association. msds
a plea for better civic art. and more Of l.
The sessions of the convention wiz con.
tinue until Thursday, when the delegates
will be received by President Taft.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18
NEW POSTAL BANK BILL
Framed by Republican Members
of House Committee.

Washington, May 1.-THE postal savings
bank bill, favored by the Republican mem
bers of the Committee on Post Offices and
Post Roads, was introduced in the House
to-day by Representative Gardner. of New
Jersey The bill will now be considered by
the full committee and passed upon by 2
Republican caucus. after which it will be
taken up In the House. The caucus will
probably be held next week
The Democrats of the committee have
had nothing to do with making the hill
president Taft has been consulted and
many Republican members of the House
nave been called In to look over its Drp-
visions
Ihe DILL which is long one, differs radi-
cally from the Senate measure 1t provides
mat postal savings banks NAV be estab-
hshed at any postoffice when authorized by
the board of trustees; any person over ten
Years OF age may deposit any amount from
81 up TO 500. but not more than s1O0 in any
single month; Withdrawals NAV be made
on ten days notice; special cards NAV be
sold Tor 10 cents, to which special 1O-cent
stamps may be attached until total Of 81
Is aff1Xed, when the card may be deposited
the same as 81 in cash; . per cent interest
would be paid to depositors; depositor NAV
buy with his deposits United States bonds,
bearing pa per cent interest, in denomina-
tons of S24 and multiples although but
Az per cent of the total postal savings de-
posts shall be so invested; Az per cent
would always remain on deposit in local
banks. and the remaining per cent would
be In the hands OF the treasurer of the
board of trustees; the funds would be de-
posted in any banking institution furnish
ing security backed by the taxing power of
governments. The money realized by the
government from the sale Of bonds would
be used for the retirement of other bonds
NOW ready for call
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18

rnfriendly 10 your superior with c,,s,-
tiaI information of his departments,
II did under the circumstances !,
KERRY. "Thc country had the risbf
facts my superior had before him Guy
Secretary BaIluger's eonfdent,s,
respondenee with r. ". Thomsan
engineer Of Seattle. en- which Ke-5, ~
he based his opinion that Thomso. sdsa
not proper man to be made eIrse.. ss
the Reclamation Service. reached -.
mittee at the recess and Ker5v 90,
letters 20 the committee. Among - -
were letters and kilograms EXCHANGE ~
May regarding a "Trip 10 ALASKA - ~
Mr.. BaIlinger suggested Thomson $50
take that summer with George " ,Aa
kins. of J. p. Morgan & Go. NJ
Iinger wrote THOMSON that Mr. Pcs
associates desired to make some tn,,.N-ss
ton in Alaska with a view 20 as,ss,. s<-
ing railroad In connection WITH ~.
velorment Of mineral lands and th.. y
kinS had asked him to RECOMMENDS
pert engineer TO accompany him
BslIin87er wrote that he had reea,,,,.- s1.
Thomson In the same letters w.
Iinger made references to the Po.,- ~
ton Service. and from them kerr, 1 IA
the inference that Mr.. Ballingsr ts,.s.'
to supoIant Director Newell with - Nea
SON.
Senator Root wanted 10 know ho-
had arrived at the conclusion fro.. y
letters that Thomson was not a A. - 's
be diTecuor of the Reclamation servies .
II don't believe that a man whs
qualified to go TO Alaska to advise
Morgan & Co regarding rline~sf !.
there is a 1T man TO be at In. b,. as
the government Reclamation servies
piled kerry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18
PROPOSAL TO MEXICO
Arbitration of Boundary Cues
tion Suggested.

Washington, May 1.-THE United States
has suggested to Mexico that the RIO
Grande boundary case be submitted to
some well known jurist of a mutually
friendly power for arbitration. The ques-
tion is whether the southern section of FL
Paso, valued at several millions of dollars
belongs by right under the boundary treaty
TO Mexico or to Texas.
BY the terms of the treaty the boundary
line was TO be the channel of the Rio
Grande River, and in case of the shifting
of the channel the land gained by either
country by accretion should remain I'm the
country into which il had been thrown. but
in case an entirely new channel was formed
by erosion the territory involved should re-
main the property of the country within
whose borders ii originally was.
The real question, therefore. is whether
the land on which the southern section Of
FL Psso has been built was formed by ero-
sion or by accretion. The visit last year
Of President Taft TO Fl Paso, where he met
President Diaz, gave rise TO the fear that
the United States had recognized that Mex
leo might have claim 10 the disputed
territory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18

Yes. He came In later. Hes the
flower of that foul flock"
This reference TO the champions VI
conservation caused an uproar among
the spectators. most of whom were
women.
The witness said he gave two copies Vi
his memorandum to the President sec
rotary and one to the Attorney Geherai'
and had not given one to Secretary BAR
linger. He produced the original WHICH,
he said, he had obtained from the WHITE
House on Saturday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18
PANAMA CANAL DEFENCE
Presidents Views-Peace. Mis-
sion for Roosevelt.

Washington, May 17.-President Taft to-
day told a subcommittee of the House
Committee on Foreign Affairs that he
favored fertilization of the Panama Canal
He said IL might be necessary to construct
only sufficient fortihcations for police pur-
poses. such as the protectior of the canal
from marauders. The army engineers. in
whom the President places great reliance,
are strongly in favor OF extensive fortifi-
cations. believing that for the price of one
battleship the entire zone could be ade-
quately protected.
In talking with Messrs. Foster, Bennett
and Garner. o. the Foreign Affairs Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18

nlittee. the President commented on the
BRrtholdt bill for universal peace. He
thought the suggested idea of a delega-
ton OF prominent citizens to travel around
the world in advocacy OF such peace
movement was a good one. There has
been further suggestion that such
delegation might appropriately be headed
by Theodore Roosevelt