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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-27

ON, katero je sodnik Mention "a
vrnil 4 besedami:
Ako je zakonito, da smejo de-
lavci kot kapitalisti potom orga-
nlzacije varovati svoje interese,
tedaJ imajo delavci kot kapitalisti
pravlco uporabljati vsakovrStna
mlrolJubna sredStva, da izvoiuie-
jo pridobitve.
Dejstvo. da organizirani DELAY
ci IA obrambo svojih intereSov ma
stopajo taxi miroIjubnimi sred-
Stvl, da oSkodujejo svoje naspro-
tmke tudi materielno, Sc ne do
kaze, da je nastop delavcev proti-
zakonit. Sal nj protizakonito. Ce
velika tvrdka zniza Gene blagu.
da 5 TEN vniGi manjSo tvrdko.
UniJa ina pravico razglaSati svo-
Je pritOzbe pismeno ali ustmeno
proti kterisibodi tvrdki V TEN
slucaju gre "a bojkot omenjene-
ga hotela. Bojkot je dovoljen po
konstituciji te drzavc.
Tako je razsodil sodnik. XII Sc
nj prodal kapitalistom in ie sma-
tral Svoj poklic IA vzviSenim: So
diti "a vse enako po konStituciji,
4
ki je temeljna podlaga vsem "a
konom.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-27

- Meksikanski revolucionarii
Magon, Villareall in Rivera so 3
sept. izdali prvo Stevilko svojega
lista Regeneration" Los An
geles. Cal. List bo gojil plamene-
go propaganda proti tiranu Diazu
Meksikanski konzul Los Ange-
Iesu Sc je ze zagrozil. da bo vpli-
val (0 pri vladi V Washingtonu.
da Sc listu ne dovoli second class
matter Ne bo Slo.
The District Ledger. or
gan unije L. NJ. w. of 4. V l6
distriktu. kteri izhaja tedensko V
Fernie, b. c. Canada. prinaSa
vSak teden cello stran Gtiva mo
zemskih jezikih: francoskem. po-
lJskem, Svedskem. slovaSkem it'd.
pod zaglavjem THE Week :
News for our foreign brothers :"
iIedenskc vesti IA naSe inoZems-
Ike brate) V 6. Stcvilki dne 10
sept. Je prinesel slovenski clahek
StraJk premogarjev draw
Illinois kterega je ponatisnil IL
Prolctarca SlovenSkim DELAY
Gem V Canadi priporocamo. da 81
Ia list narcotic in ga razSirjaio.
Stane 81. ma leto. Naslov: THE
District Ledger" Box ). Fernie.
b. G. Canada.
- SocialistiGna stranka Chi
cagu Je otvorila lokalno volilno
kampanJo anovembrske volitve
predzadnjo nedeljo V Riverview
parku. Glavni govornik je bill So
drug Debs, kteri je, kakor vedno
dosleJ. povedal marsiktero jedr-
nato. Navzocih je bilo priblizno
desettisoc oseb, bilo bi jih Sc
wee, da nj grozilo slabo vreme.
- Socialist NemGiii so zad
ME tedne priredili sploSno slime
protestne demonstracijc proti
"ocki carju, ktcri Sc mudi V
Friedburgu. severna Nemciia. ma
vakancah. Moe demonstrated ie
bila toIika, da Sc je ear pricel ba-
ii - kljub debelemu zivemu zidu
vojske, XII ga cuva. Drugega mu
ne preostaja kot odkuriti nazai
sveto" Rusijo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-27
LetO (VOl.) v.


haJ %eh>ke ostanejo kuhinii.
lSto Je Svetoval tudi nori Vilcc.
JezlntJe i'll kralii ze od nekdai
SoVrazlJo zensko gibanje. ker ie
napredno in revolucionarno Radi
tega zeliJo, da hi zena ne smela
odlocevati V javnem in politiGnem
zlvlJenJu, Ista gospOda, XII vedno
prlporoca, da maj zena ostane
kuhlnji in Oskrbuje dom. pa nj
ma grajalne bcsede "a gospodars-
ki slstem, ki je kriv. da zene de-
laJo tvornicah in dekleta odha-
Jajo hiSo sramote.
- Letosnjo iesen bodo organi-
~lrani premogarji "a svojo zvezo
O.. NJ. w. of A. volili odbornike
Proti Lewisu, sedaniemu pred
sedniku bode najbrz kandidiral
John p. White, sedaj predsednik
"a lowo.
Lewisu bo volilna borba tezka.
Sal Sc Sc vsi premogarii spomin-
JaJo kakSno vlogo je igral leto-
snJem Strajku drzavi Illinois.
Alfonso, Spanski kralj Sc
bop IA svojo "sluzbo''. Boji Sc,
da bo kmalu postal nepotreben
kot kralj Spanije. Ali mladi MOI
Je incl sreco. Ozeni lie bogato Err
no BatenberSko in nj Sc mu treba
bah, da bO moral prijeti "a mott
ko ali lopato, Ge mn spanski ma
rod odpove nekega dne sluzbo.
NJegov kolega, Manuel, kralj
portugalski pa nj tako sreeen.
NJegov tron Sc moGno ziblje in
maze. lskal je re povsod bogato
nevesto. Pri vseh bogatih knezih
Je ze trkal ma vrata. Pa nobena
prncezlnJa noce deliti Z MIN er.
vlvega in trohnelega trona.
Res, hudi 6asi so danes. po ne
kod "a knezje lenuhe!
- reh mestni njujorSki urad-
NIX Sc Je zahvalil IA sluzbo. Xxi
mu je neSla $1,000 ma leto. ker nj
incl kaj delati. Rekel je, da noee
denarJa prejemati zastonj.
Zdaj pa nekateri kapitalisticni
politicarji trdijo, da je doticni
uradnik blazen.
No, Ameriki so nekateri kapi-
talistitni politiGarji zaSli re tako
dalec, da sploh hocejo "a polite
ne uradnike ljudi, ki so malovred-
mega znaGaja.
Nj cudo, ako Sc republiki
smatra tatu politicnem zivljen-
Ju normalnim Glovekom, poSten-
Jaka pa "a blazneza.
- Zmaga sodr. Goehreia ma
Saksonskem janet. da bodo So
cialisti pri prihodnjih volitvah
lzvoJevali zmago vseh volilnih
okraJih ma Saksonskem. Ogrom-
na vecina glasov, ktero je dobil
sodr. GOehre V okraju, XII je bill
do sedaj trdnjava antisemitov,
vzbuja najboljSe made. Rdeci po-
play V NemGiii naraSca in proti
borzuaziji in ccsarskimu Jurcku
5 poplavom
IadaGa socialistov je, da vsi
ljudje, Xxi delaio umom ali ro-
kami postanejO socialist. da sc
organizirajo V cni stranki prot
lenuhom. Xxi ne delajo mic
NcmSki socialist nam dajejo
TEN oziru kraSen zgled.
Slovenski socialist in socialist
druzih narodov ucimo Sc agitirati
III organizirati pri njih Posne-
majmo jih, pa bo Sociaizcm kma-
In zmagal.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-27
. Katoliski kaplani in zupn.

- Katoliski kaplani in zupniki
poStajajo vsaki dan vecji duSev-
nj suznji rimske stolice. VeGina
te gospode Sc pa tega ne zaveda.
Oficielno glasilo rimskega pa
peza, "Acta Apostoicae Sedis"
(Akti svete Stolicel je obiavilo
ukaz konzistorialne kongregacije
po katerem Sc lahko odstavi VISA
kega zupnika administrativnim
potion, brez cerkvenega disciph-
narnega sodisca. O prizivu zupni-
ka sodi isti Skof. XII "a je odslovil
ali kaznoval.
To je ociten dokaz, da zupniki
nimajo govoriti mic. Plesati mora
jo kot Jim code njih Skof. Kdor
ne vboga. tcga pa Skof odslovi ma
kratko.
V tako hlapcevstvo ne privoli
nObeden kolickaj izobrazen della
wee.
Nzlic temu bodo pa Sc vprihod-
ME nekateri zupniki udrihali po
socialistih. Seveda so TAXI zupni-
10 ka.oI;sl,a da,,l. - 80, -.
,o,aE H. ,,,;,,;: '"N" wv"
swat s,,l,".; I.a. -;
liz ...I..,: ,...-.,; "
cialisti6po s,ivo da bodo zaznaE
da So vzlic svoii solski izobr,,hi
ma katero 81 nonoSn; rovodni
blanci cerkvenib dosto;anstvor;
kov
" ch;,o - ,.uus;,o
,odon - .;,~I'",.,;.i,n'
.doIov.or
Konvonc;;o - do,o s5oo nod,o
- s..o;I..,;.; .~.,..'s,...:N,
wo..,,nu.I".I ~ :. a,oon ., ..
voI;In; .I.rad a,,o,;sI.o aa,;ai;.;s
no stranl,o
cnuo;aIa :, ,,1; uo.oI,;;o !:
''N' 80
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-27

PA ZITE!
ne stevilko " oklepaiu.
vi Sc nahaia poles va
sega naslova. prilepIio-
Mega spodai ali
ma ovitku. Ako 400
ie stevilka
tedai vani . prihodnio
stevilko nasegN lista po-
tece narocnina. Prosi-
mo ponovite 10 takoi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-27

This paper is devoted
TO the interests of tn Q
working class. Work
ere are entitled to all
what tn ey produce.
The sun., 1910-05-12
NCOWE TIN az ALBIVT
C:ahslnGVStes Progress Of Narisus Other
Measures a. the Capital.

ALBANY. Nav IL Senator kissel Re-
publican. Of Brooklyn. announced tonight
that he would vote for the Taft income
tax proposition.
Senator Davenport told me to-day.
said senator Kissel that II voted for
thu income tax indOrssment resolution
nv vote would make the twenty-siHth
vote necessary 10 pass H. ! told senator
Davenport he could depend on me
The income tax resolution lacked but
one vote of the seventy-six votes neces-
sary for its passage IN the Assembly.
The senate to-day upon the favorable
report of the Finance Committee ad-
vanc-d % a third reading the four Odell
Assembly bills extending the Palisades
Interstate Park. One Of the bills permits
the people TO vote next fall upon the
question Of issuing - .5OO.O0O IN bonds TO
extend and improve the park. second
bill accepts on behalf Of the State from
Mrs. Mary v. Hartman 1900 acres Of
land in Orange and Rockland counties
and the gift Of 81 .OOO.OOO in cash for the
extension and improvement thereof a. a
State nark the third ball extends the
boundaries Of the interstate park 10 in
c,ude the mountainous region IN Orange
county along the Hudaon River as far
north a. NsWburgh. including the Ramapo
Mountains, while the fourth bill permits
the State 20 abandon the Sing Sing prison
site az Bear Mountain.
Tho senate Cities COMMITTEES has re-
ported fay orably senator Cullen's bill en-
ka naWL Nnwa agtmmtHmaN To-
Brooklvn and Queens boroughs 10 desig-
nate a section Of the Ocean Parkway for
the speeding and trotting Of horses at
tached 20 light wagons and senator
Kiasel's two bills enabling New York city
20 purchase the years coal for city Uses
In the spring instead Of in January, at an
estimated saving Of go .OOO year
Another bill reported favoFably IN the
senate was Assemblyman Green's per-
mitting the New York city Comptroller
10 iasiIe certificates Of indebtedness in
stead Of bonds where foreigners are the
purchasers ., e. certificates Of indebtedness
are not taxed abroad. while bombs are
n IL explained that the new laW would
broaden the market abroad for NeW YORK
city financial obligations.
The Senate Taxation COMMITTEES to-day
reported favorably senator BrOugh's
oomgnittes of fourteen bill. aimed 70 drive
the RAines law hotels out of New York
city by providing that each hotel should
have at least twenty-five instead Oi ten
rooms, increasing tho number 81 State
excise agents from % 20 $50 70 help en-
force the excise Law in New York city
and providing hereafter that no new eN-
ciss iioenses shall be issued until the num-
ber Of saloons h not greater than one 20
each $50 Of population. The COMMITTEES
struck out the provision for twenty-five
rooms and left the requirement ~ ten
rooms. an now, for hotel business.
The sun., 1910-05-12
THREE C4SES OF EGGS.
same IN Annle Chaprhie's storkinE
RFakrR b, n PsliremaR's Nightsilrk.

Mr. pepy Borak maid servant. Annie
Chap"hrc of ~ Ludlow street was n the
night court Iast night charged with steal
ing Ave eggs and concealng them ~ her
..0ekng \lrs Pepy Boak has re-tau-
rant at p Orchard street She sad that
-hs has been missing eggs for some time
and Last night watched Anne { hapchic
When Annie chanced TO run against a
chair. something broke Thea Mrs. PeQy
Borak knew. She called Policeman Fabsr
Faher. invest, eating. cracked two more
eggs with hz nIghtst,rk and took ANNE
to the Eldridge street station where two
othars were found intact In the night
court the charge was Withdrawn, hut Mrs
pauy Borak aid she would make anN' ler
complaint against Annie Cbanchlc
Michael , Con'gn ~ $50 Fast Ninety
ninth street has large appetite and
little money ne went into Peter Con.
Eilas's restaurant 90 1855 Third avenue
Yesterday and ordered a dpzen soft boiled
egg He at them an He ordered
thiTty-six CLANS. which he also ate He
didn't have enough money to paw the
check - he was arrested. In the night
court h. was fined $50.
While sitting in S,uyveaant Park last
even i1g Mr. and Mrs Charles Wagner Of
NJ Firs, avenue were annoyed by several
bovs when they demonstrated the Nag
nars were peIt>d with eggs Richard
Mahoney ~ ~ First avenue and Robert
C0han - IN Fast rwentieth street were
arrested for throwing the eggs In the
night court they were fined s. each.
The sun., 1910-05-12
NCouri HOu,e SIts m sections

AlBANT May ~ After Assemblvman
Ariemas Ward. Jr hat hustled 70 get the
three or four votes necessary 10 give him
the required seventy-siS votes the A.
ssmbly today passei ms bill permitting
The New York County Court Housa Site
Commission n recommend 10 the Board
u Estimate and Apportionment any site
recommended heretofore and diEapprOved
by tho Roari of Estimate. Another prO-
vision enables tho commission tO acquire
ary proposes site by condemnation IN
sections each wear. 20 that all the money
for tho site rest not he eSpendet in any
ore year The Chambers street site has
been opposed by the Board Of Estimate
heretofore only because tho city could
not afford 20 acquire that site az one time.
and the last change IN the law may apply
70 that situation.
The sun., 1910-05-12
StW. H AL ~ I DREtW.
Mrs. FOvbes TelIs ~ witnessing Tier Hus-
haBds Mlshap while she slept.

hand's Mlshap while She slept.
BRIDGEPoRT. Conn. May n Mrs.
Julia Livingstone Fortes. wife Of A.
Holland Forbes. the aerunaut. told a
rema rkabls story tonight Of a premoni-
ton of her husbands disaster in Ken
tucky
1 experienced the most horrible night
mare last night said Mrs. Forbes. !
could So my husband and Mr. Yates
in the car of their balloon a. Il they Were
in great distress. They called Tor as
sistance and I seemed 70 he powerless
to help them.
I felt that they were adrift. without
food or drink. unable 20 relch the ground
or TO get help from any source They
seemed 10 rise through the clouds out
of sight then TO rsappear. and their
cries were borne q my ears With the
most frightful rellism.
Then they seemed tn drop suddenly
| could see their balloon hurst and their
dash toward the earth. They were Just
about to strike when | awoke. My
screams aroused the household. and
though my maid clme INTO my bedroom
I could not be made 70 believe for several
minutes that Il WIS all dream.
, i never took much stock in drea ms
but this was too frightfully real 10 q
unnotioed | could not sleep any more
] arose before daybrenk. waiting for the
morning papers % reach our home.
became ~ impatient that ] sent one Ol
the men out 81 the railroad station to eei
the pa pers When | glnnced over the
first page % The SCN ! saw the heading
and tainted
1 hav been under a Doctors care all
day said Mrs. FORBES FOR ] received
no word direct from my husband untiI
after message This came in hriei
telegram which said he had lsnded IN
Kentucky and would bs home Tuesday.
The sun., 1910-05-12
NrW MAVEN ROiD CITED.
I p-stsIe =. =. C0mnIssiSn Acts on Rate
increases.

AIRASY. MRy u The New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad Com
pany has been served by the upstate
Public service Commission with a COM
plaint 4 William y Hikok and Buell. @.
Tallman against the increase in com
mutation rates hetween Mount Vernon
and New Nork. which the railroad has
given notice viii 60 into ehec' on June /
The company must put m an answer
Ia ten days The complaint alleges that
the proposed new rates are unjust. un-
reasonable and contrary 20 law, and
that complainants took up their homes
IN Mount Vernon upon the reliance on a
continuance Of Just cOmmutanOn rate
for daily passenger transportation. The
commission IL asked to direct its counsel
- commence proceedings In the supreme
Court 60 prevent either by mandamua
or injunction the going into erect Of
such Increased rates and charges on the
ground that they would be unlawful
II the commission 30 desires oOmplainants
will he glad 20 appear AZ hearing before
the commencement Il the suggested
court proceedings.
The sun., 1910-05-12
e. -. a. ROUTE 10 \. Y.
New Enort Go Provide far q Line Frsu
canada 20 THIS CHy

canada 10 THIS CIiy
ALBANT. May n -Verplank Colvin oi
Albany has taken a new tack in order 10
revive the right of the New York and
Canadian Pacific Railroad Company Ia
continue and complete the construction Of
IT. proposed new standard gauge steam
railroad extending across the State from
New York Sltv 20 the Canadian line. For
the past few years bills permitting this
company 90 complete the construction
~ its road have passed the Legislature
but Gov Hughes refused IN sign them
To-day SaantOr Gardner Dem B.. on
behalf IT some Schenectady constituents
introduced resolution which was re-
ferr-d o. the senate Judiciary Committee
This resolution authorizes the company
20 take any and all steps necessary for
the completion of It's railroad and ap-
prnaches and ~ uDnneCtiOnE. and the Public
Service Commissions are directed 10 issue
such certificates ~ neC~s~ity a. shall
farihtate the construction n the road
POv ~ and authority is given the supreme
Court 20 hear orders upon application of
the railroad company o. enforce this
resolution - the Legislature
The sun., 1910-05-12
MIRRIED WHEN sHE VAS a.
surregate Thomas JBhOlds the Conien-
ton oi lena FanR1e FlRelile.

surragate Thomas Ipholds the Coaien-
ton Oi lena FaRnIe Flnelite.
Surrogate Thomas decided yesterday
that Lena Fannie Finelite had proved her
claim that she was married on January
= 1916. when she was u years old, %
Jacol, FineHte. real estate dealer and
brother of City Court Judge Finelite
and on her application removed Milton
FineHte a. the administrator q Jacobs
estate, The latter died on August %,
lpOa. and his son Milton vas appointed
administrator on Milton's statement he
was the only other heir and next of kin
except his mother, who was divorced Ivy
his father In 1901.
IN the trial 1f the case the young wife
testified that size met Jacob Enelits when
she was carrying dinner e. her father,
who had q tailor shop IN building ownesi
nv Finrhte Finelite paid her father 500
tp get his consent 60 marry the young
giri and a ter the ceremony had been
performed bv rabbi he asked her not 20
make their marriage known until she was
of age Many witnesses Of the marrlag ge
testified for her and tWJ witnesses for the
administrator said that Jacob Finelite
was with them ia Brooklyn on the night
when the girl said he had married her in
Jersey CITY
The sun., 1910-05-12

Gypsy Quaens room. written there By
Fannie Steube-
Frank Moss Yesterday talked over the
Telephone with the secretary Of the
Charities Society IN Easton. who said
that the Faure girls mother was eager
To- have MarCelle returned 90 her, that
any trouble and was misled wholly a.
10 the kind of employment she was 10
lind through the All NJ Fannie Steuber.
The sun., 1910-05-12
THE GYPSY QUEEN" IN COURT
HER PART ~ CHINATOWN
ABDT CTION NOT CEE4R.
WareelIe FauFeS Name IN Her Rocks
--AnSther woman ~ the QuaFiST saNs
the EasiDn Girl Game ST re- avn
Aeeord Examination Tomorrow

Mareelle fhufeN haH1e N her hoohs
Another Woman ~ the QaaFIer saNs
the EasloR GIrI Game oT H,s ONn
AeeOrd Examination Tomorrow
Rene Gypsy Gordon. known in China
town as the Gypsy Queen. was held nv
Magistrate Steinert IN the Iomhs court
Yesterday in $500 bail for further eX-
animation tomorrow on the charge Of
abduction Irene Schaefer. or Fannie
Steuber. and her Chinese oonsort. Tom
Iee. were committed to the House Of
Detention as essential witnesses The
girl Marcelle Faure % Easton. Pa ~
whose abduction the others named are
charged with being concerned. was placed
n the care Of Miss Maud Miner Of Waverly
House
The case n the one worked out by the
Woman's Society for tho Prevention OF
Crime Of which Miss Elizabeth Mos
da lighter of Assistant District Attorney
Frank Moss. and herself lawyer
is president Somesweeks ago the society
heard Of gIri of rs or ~ who had Iusl
become an inmate Of the Pell street 80
tablishment run by the Gypsy Queen
She was induced 70 leave Chinatown hy
moral suasiOn The society then found
that tho Gypsy Queen was a tenant az
II Pell street Of Alice O'Donnell. who
was supposed for many years 10 have
acted in the capacity of clearing house
between those in Chinatown who paid
for police protection and those who
collected the price paid for protection
After police protection erased 10 he
regularly organized industry Alice ODon-
nell invested her profits IN Chinatown
real estate
The Gypsy Queen, with HON Him.
a chinese cigar maker. occupied two of
Alice O'Donnell's rooms and rented from
the same woman three rooms on another
foor which were occupied by her white
girl boarders. The girl rescued by the
society had tenanted one Of those rooms
and her rescue left an unoccupied room.
for which the Gypsy Queen sought an
inmate The Rirl who came 70 take the
room was Marcelle Faure According
% Fannie Steuher. who made full con-
fession land said Il was truel Of her part
in the alleged abduction. MArCelle Faurc
lived in Easton. Pa. was unemployed
and wanted to find work in New YORK
Fannie wrote TO her TO come 10 22i
Catharine street and stop until she found
work The police say that Fannie her
self went 20 EastOn. where she formerly
lived. looking for a boarder 70 ill the
nnocc,Inied room in u Pell street. met
Marcelle there. pictured 10 her the fas-
cinatiors of Chinatown life and induced
her TO come here The girl herself says
that she came 20 look around She had
looked around only a. far a. the res
taurants and theatre of Chinatown before
the police took her. But her name was
found IN a memorandum book IN the
The sun., 1910-05-12
JtPINESE STI ~ CITr
NIIh a view 10 Improving TcklS's water
supply and sewerage.

A delegation representing tho City
Assembly of Toxic called upon Mayor
Gaynor yesterday and said that they had
hren appoint ID 70 study municipal Enalrs
y this city with a view 70 making use
II anything which might appear TO hs
n advantage 90 their home city. The
Mavor received the visitors cordially
ana later they were escorted by Robert
Adamson. the Mayors private secretary,
N the once of Borough President Nc
Aneny. To-day they will visit ftrs
Headquarters and on Friday vii look
into the sewer system The visitors are
principally Interested IN water distribu
lion and sewers.
IN. visitors. who were escoried 20
the city Hall by the japanese Consul
General. KokiChi MigInO and lara AbTas-
tour a New York Japanese merchant,
are Y Chubacha. Gingrp ioshim'iri.
IL. D.: X MonOyama. Seika Mizobuchi
and IslnodO. Mr lsunodO IA president
n the City Improvement Bureau of Toxic.
The sun., 1910-05-12
R.n Crs.. AnnrsI for Cs-ta nIes.

AIB,NT. y. Y. May ii.-Oov Hughes
issued tonight the following appeal for
Red Gross funds for Costa Rioa earth
quake victims:
The President cfthsrniied States. a. presi-
don't NJ the American Red Cross. has issued
an appeal for contributions IN aid Of the vic
tins u the earthquaks IN Costa Rica. A.
president 0f the New T0rk state Board of
the Red Cross I request the people Of the
state 70 make generous response 10 thia
appeal and 70 aid this important work 0f
relief Contributions may Be agnt % the
Red Gross 90 Waahiugt0n. Or 70 the treaa-
urss of the Ngw York stats noard. Iaoob
n. 1chi1. 80 william airasi. New YoTk cry.
The sun., 1910-05-12
nushr. sign. New YsrE,. Drhr Unit nul

ALBANY. May ii.-Gov. Hughs5 to-
night signed a. chapter 2Ts the New York
city debt limit bill which was prepared
by the senate Cities COMMITTEES and had
already been approved by Mayor Gaynor.
rhe bill n designed N carry into effect
the constitutional amendment approved
by the people last fall 70 supply New
York city with additional funds estimated
~ 500 OnO .O0O for subway construction.
The bill provides the legal procedure
necessary 10 exclude self sustaining sub
way and dock bonds IN computing tho
debt limit Of the city of New York
The sun., 1910-05-12

comet about sI5 o'clOCk Tuesday morning
We we're ~ an elevation Of about sOOO feet
the air was exceedingly clear, aud n seemei
~ Il the naked eve could penetrate 10 "a
diSlsnce 81 neu rly n hundred miles vhsn
-augh' the first glimpse of the heavenly
wanderer. u vas not 80 large. but the
brilliant herd was tailed bv The long veil
like phn-phore~cent tai. The sight was
wonderfully bea utifn. and almost worth ihi,
BRUISED antony
Both men say they will ba able 10 get
away from Green county and start Tor
New York within two or fhree days
The sun., 1910-05-12
RINGING C,NES NOT GIWBLINs.
O'Muneys WORT for u. It's . Test u
akIll ~ rhla alate.

ALBAST May lin an opinion cent 10
the Commissioner of Agriculture Attorney
General O'ME ley holds that the game
" throwing rings at knives or canss.
which is in vogue at county fairs and
other places of amusement. ts a test of
skill and - not gambling within the
meaning II the law The law sAys that
any association which permits the uae u
gambling devices on the fair grounda
shall forfeit its right n any of the money
apportioned by the State annually fog
such fairs
The sun., 1910-05-12
Arm, naIlean srheeI Orsn..

OMAHA. May 1.-THE United States
army balloon school for officers opened
A, Fort Omaha to-day and large numb@r
Of officers from Western posts are taking
t,e course Capt Chandler of Washing
ton and Lieut. Rasksll 0f Fort Omaha
are the Instructors
Tho dav was taken up in instruction
in generating hydrogen gas at The plant
al Fort Omaha. the only ono NJ its kind
In the United states