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The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-19

lis head was literally covered Wit scahs .l u-Iy sO-ts cnd his CT.cS kept US HVlNC tnr9ughOut the long night. tad Co keep ie lands il ,orti 10 prcEggt tN sCTg tuNg i''> head as ls was doubtless suustIgE tOW a ...-1irs s.i .t,..ug suiss@tiCE, ard N1S Cri- stagly trying Co put his haUcs where it huif.
 "Al last when te vas JlCui lllte ystis 5'i. we saw ga advertisement ot CutNufa ei.D !ecided Co try the virtues Of the CUticri~ Remedies. bought one cake of CutWu,t Soap. "a box of Cc,irusa Ciatuert ard bottle D! Cut!curl Resoivent. l used them ceCcrdWe to directions and I an happy Co ts'l ycu me .lttle sufferer v-ts Cu-Cd m less taou tnIet 9-ceks This Wl} over a year GEu ana ncS his head Is covered with Q hne gEoNth Oi H1xuriiut hair. Strange tO say, all tcSc .Isighlly sores did not even l2ere SSaJ- Nfs. C. O. CouynlOn, Plauchcyhle, La, 4eo- -uary 20, l9l0.
 The suffering which Cutlcura Soap and CuticuFa Ointment have alleviated among skin-tortured. dis6gured infants, ctildFen ana adults have led tO their adoption ln counties L0mes as the purest, sweetest and most tcO- nomical treatment for eczeinas, ana olIsE itching, burning humors ot the skin ana scalp' A single set Is often sufficient,
 Cuticur Remedies arc sold throughout me eiYl- ired world. Potter Drgy q Chem. Corp, Sole Props Boston. as-MaiIed free 32-p&ge Cutieufa BOOK "HgE to Care for aud TTeas tAe ssn and scalp
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-19

Have your boots and shoes repair ed for the winter by William Hoskins h, only uses the best of material, and his work Is first class. Prices r-asopabIe 1mo.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-19

Come in or phone orders for Gibsoi Rye and Val Blatz Beer; delivered to your home by The Mascot.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-19
Man Born to Kick

Etzrnauy gainst fate he rails And VOWS that things are never right Sometimes tt's cause an empire falls; Sometimes It's cause the fish won't bite
 -Washington Star.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-19

"a 10 WIf alllstLtu JOY about eight months wi,a s5--s al ovCy lls EC-i, t.-k of his r,CE Cu't nearly ell his face, We tied .H kinds Ci .gmgCbS y...acut any r,..L Nc cen employed Q good
 I...,Uiau GEd ] gm sue t.Ud his ytry test tC
 cure my pC0r suiieIire Ftfl. EOy. Eut. alas!
 instead Ci rcttjrC better I.. vlIL f1r tte worse.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-19
subscribe for the Daily Alaskan.

Subscribe Tor the Daily Alaskan. Co to the Dominion Cafe in White horse for good home cooking. If The famous Olympia been on draught or by the bottle at the Board of Trade. Phone 1-5 and It will be delivered.
 Lowney's Candles, Box Candies. all kinds of Chocolates, Glaces, Cream and Bon Bons at TONY DoRTER0S. Dominion Cafe If None better or purer than Gibson Rye and Val Blatz Beer. Orders by Phone promptly delivered.
 The Mascot.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-19
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE

LAXATIVE PROMO oUININE. the world wide Cold and Grip remedy re- moves cause. Call for full name. Look for signature E. w. GROVE 26
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-19
Rn ths countsrsInn.

aWhy do you call that fellow colo nelg He's no colonel" the customer said
 "Ee's continually saying Charge charge. the merchant explained Buffalo Express.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-19
WHAT'S THE uSE7

What Is the use in walking when you can call up Itjen and get ride h the hack? Phone S4 If.
 Whats the use of burning green wood when you can call up Ijen and get a rick of dry wood delivered at once? Phone S4. n.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-19
.u..5IGHTIY ERUPTION
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Afflicted fss slo9ths Burned ard l..aai-U.a5 cl.icgea and Ro Nas Cured ia Three Weeks
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The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-19

The Pack Train is now selling a big lot of Good Goods at reduced prices as they are getting too old 10 hold ana sell at a profit Yours,
 d. Herman Grimm
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-19
Yield For Yield
HIM , LL. ..Elel r-

hoM t-- --tAr-
 "Fiue. Dug up enough un cans 10 make a load of junk that traded for a lot of yegeJa bles-"
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-19
c. B. WALKER,

First publication. Aug. 20. 1910. Last publication, Oct 31, 1910.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-11-23
Both speedy and Effective.

This Indicates the action OF Foley )
Kidney Pills as S. Parsons, Battle
Creek, Mich. illustrates: Il have
been afflicted with severe case Of
kidney and bladder trouble for which
/ found no relief until I used Foley's
kidney pills. These cured me entire
ly OF all my ailments. was troubled
With backaches and severe shooting
mains with annoying urinary irregu-
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Kidney Pills rid me entirely o. ail
my former troubles. They nave my
highest recommendation. 2. NJ.
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riLrs CURED N q To ~ DAYS.

PAZ0 OINTMENT is guaranteed To
cure any case of Itching, Blind.
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will state it will be necessary to close the
doors one day to invoice. Mr.. Gibson and
myself decided Monday Nov. 28th, would
be the proper time so will close the store
for that day, opening Tuesday morning as
usual
We urgently request our customers TO Duy
their Monday necessaries on Saturday from
US so we can supply your needs. IhlS we
ask as a special favor both to Mr.. Gibson
and myself and we will show you our ap-
probation
Beginning Tuesday morning Nov 18th, we
respectfully ask continuance of your loyal
patronage and we will do all in our power
to prove to you our sincerity in this request
BY serving you in way that will result IN
material benefit.
We expect to employ the same force as Mr..
Gibson has, continuing business in the same
place, selling you in the same way as MT.
Olbson has heretofore.
Mr. Gibson has advertised Stock Reduction
Sale, but he has by no means reduced II
sufficient but you will have the pleasure OF
continuance of these low price
We thank you in advance for the patronage
you may give u.s. assuring you quaiity'
Price, service
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-02-23

mister Izwolski mia} d1uzsza kon-
ferencye dyplomatyczna ambasa-
dorem austryackim hr. Berchthol-
dem. M6wiono nawet wprost o
mozliwosci zawarcia traktatu roz-
jemczego W sprawach balkanskich.
To wszystko budzi W Berlinie
wielkie zaniepokojenie. Niemcy
ME byliby moze przeciwni porozu-
mieniu sic Austryi z Rosya, gdy-
by to sic dzialo pod ich patrona-
tenn. Poniewaz jednak Rad vie
denski postepuje tutaj samodziel-
ME, wiec obawiaja sic jakiejS u
cody rosyjsko-austryackiej poza
ich plecami, kt6raby wszelkie
wp1ywy niemieckie ma Ba4kanach
raz ma zawsze unicestwi}a. Tax
wiec zanosi sic W polityce miedzy-
narodowej ma nowy zwrot, nieko-
rzystny dla Niemiec:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-02-23

czatku strajku zniszczono juz
$50 wozow.
Kompania tramwajowa zape-
wnia, ze ma dosyt ludzi i re moze
latwo 1400 woz6w mimi obsluzyc,
tylko wladze ME moga zapewnic
nalezytej opieki.
Dotychczas dzieki awanturom
i gwaltotn urzadzon. przez straj-
kujacych stracilo zycie dwoch lu-
dzi. Wczoraj przechodzil mimo
t1umu niszczacego diva wozy
tramwajowe iakis niewiadomy z
nazwiska drszkarz, ciagnacy VIA
sna sila wozek, nagle w tlumle
zakot1owato potracono spokoJ-
nego biedaka, tax SLIME, re upadl
pod przejezdzajacy wlasnie woz
ciezarowy, znachodzac pod koia-
mi lego smierc ma miejscu. Dru-
ga ofiara, to rowniez jakis spo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-02-23

wicznie byiy zasypywane gradem
kamieni.
Wieczorem naastapila wymia-
mana kul rewolwerowych pomie-
dzy policya a strajkujacymi'
Pare minut trwala formalna BIZ
twa, ktorej .nastepstwem byao
ciezkie zranienie niejaliego w.
E. Collinsa. Otrzymal on niebez-
pieczny postrzai W podbrzusze /
musiano 60 natychmiast odeslac
do szpitala.
Wed}ug podah kompanii tram
wajowej dokonano W ciagu wczo-
rajszego dnia wiecej szkody, WIG
cej gwalt6w, niz w dniach po-
przednich. Me mniej, ME wiecej
tylko 295 wozow tramwajowych
zniszczono wczoraj cailliem, lub
bardzo uszkodzono, tax re Cd po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-02-23

kojny przechodzieh, ktory one
gdaj dostal sic przypadkowo W
tium strajkujacych | pod wpiy-
wem gwaltownego zachowywa-
MIA sic rozwydrzonych tramwa-
jowc6w pad, na miejscu razony
udarem sercowym.
Philadelphia, Pa, % lutego.-
Ma poinocno wschodniej stro-
ME miasta zawrzala wczoraj BIZ
twa pomiedzy tlumem strajkuja-
cych tramwajowcow, a policya.
Strzelano gesto. Dwoch chop
COW otrzymalo ciezkie rany |
prawdopodobnie unirs obydwaj.
Wiele bardzo osob otrzymato
ciezkie lub lekkie rany.
Ma ulicy Market, ktora jest W
naszem miescie srodowiskiem
ruchu handlowego nastepowal
gwalt po gwalcie. Tramwaje ksir-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-02-23

pociagnaby "a soba bardzo powa-
zne konsekwencye.
Niedawno wielkie wrazenie w
swiecie pohtycznym wywola1 wy
wiad lOndynskiego korespondenta
'cNowoje Wremii'', Wesselicky'e-
go, udzielony przez hr. Aehrentha-
la. Juz to samo, ie austryacki mi
mister spraw zewnetrznych przyja1
publicyste rosyjskiego, znanego ze
swego wrogiego usposobienia dla
Niemc6w, wzbudzilo og6lne zdzi-
wienie, a W Berlinie bardzo niemi-
Ia sensaeye,
Jeszcze wiecej jednakze tresG
wywiadu ubod1a niemieckie sfery
rzadowe. Miedzy innemi bowiem
-asMiadezEi shz.s.Aehrenthal, 5e~E.4
polityce bafkanskiej, Niemcy ma
Austrye zadnego wp}ywu ME wy
wieraja j wywrzec ME moga, ma
tomiast jezeli wog6le jakies obce
panstwo moze wp}ynac ma zamiary
Austryi, to tylko Rosya. Mona
sobie wyobrazie, z jakiemi uczu-
ciami s8owa to przyjeto W Berli-
ME.
w prasie niemieckiej odrazu
dawna niechec zbyt silnego anga-
zowania sic ma rzecz Austryi zn6w
podnios}a glove i wy}adowa}a sic
W ostryeh atakach ma wiedenskie-
go kierownika polityki zagranicz-
nej. Szczeg6lnie organy, reprezen-
tujace ''czysta" tradycye bismar-
kowska jak 'Hamb. N. NJ, przy-
pomnia}y zn6w stara zasade Bis
marcka, ze Niemcy 0 polityke bah
kanska Austryi wcale wog6le sic
troszczyc ME powinny panstwo
to pozostawi6 swemu losowi.
R6wnoczesnie ukaza} sig W vie
denskiej 'Zeit'' artykul ze sfer
dyplomatycznych berlinskich, "a
wierajacy bardzo ciezkie zarzuty
przeciw hr. Aehrenthalowi. A jake
wlaSciwego autora tel ca1ej ma
ganki ma austryackiego ministra
spraw wewnetrznych wymienia or
gan tax powainy jak paryski
"Temps" samego ambasadora ME
mieckiego W Wiedniu barona
Tschirschky'ego V. Boegendorff.
Miedzy MIN a hr. Aehrenthalem
So stosunki podobno bardzo napre-
zone. Faktem jest, re ma ostatnim
balu dworskim W Hofburgu przy-
sz}o do zajscia miedzy obydwoma
dyplomatami, kt6re ME uszfo u
wadze obecnych. "Temps" wiaie
z tenn wersye specyalnej, pe}nej
intryg, polityce barona Tschirsch-
ky'ego, kt6ry podobno prowadzi "a
kulisowa kampanie przeeiw kan
clerzowi Bethmann-Hollwegowi,
przeciw sekretarzowi stanu Schoe--
nowi przeciw hr. Aehrenthalowi.
Trudno dociec, lie W TEN wszy-
stkiem jest prawdy,ale to ME ulega
watpliwosci, re miedzy Berlinem
a Wiedniem sic cos psuje,i re przy
czyna tego jest pr6ba zblizenia sig
Austryi do Rosyi. Ze W tym kie-
runku tocza sic juz formalne per
traktacye, tego dowodzi wiadomosc
Petersburga, wed3ug kt6rej mi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-02-23
Telegramy krajOwe.

Philadelphia, Pa, % lutego.-
Pietnastu policyantow, pomiesz-
czonych w remizie tramwajowel
przy ul. Ridge, uszlo wczoraj
prawie cudem Smierci, lub ran
Smiertelnych, gdyz pod wchodni9
strona budynku podlozono dyna-
NIT, kt6ry eksplodowal taxa 81
Ia, re remiza przez pol ley w
grozach, wszystkie zaS sasiednie
budynki poruszone W swych po-
sadach. .i,..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-02-23
PRZEGLAD
POuTYN MIEDzYAARODOWEI.
Chicago, % lutego.
Niemey, AaGstrya ! Rosya).

Wskutek aneksyi Bosnii i Her
cegOwiny przez Ausrye, konstela-
eva polityczna u&ozy{a sic W ten
spos6b, ze Niemcy Austro-We-
cry stane}y, scisle z}aczone, po je-
dnej, a ROsya po drugiej stronie.
Zwiazek miedzy Wiedniem a Pc
tersburgiem zdawa3 sic bye przer-
wany ma zawsze. Pojedynek dyplo-
matycny IzwOlskiego z Aehren-
7thafem zsostrzyf stOsunH austrya-
cEo-rosyjskie do tego stopnia ze
przez pewien czas nawet mozliwoSe
wojny ME by}a wcale wykluczOna.
Niemcy W tym ca3ym zatargu
popiera}y bardzo intenzywnie Au-
strye, ME omieszkajac przytem na
kazdym roku obwieszcza6 swiatu,
jake to cenne ushugi oddaja swe-
mu sprzymierze6cowi. To samo
ju1 musia3o budzi6 pewne watpli-
wosci co do bezinteresownego cha
rakteru tel zbyt ostentacyjnej
przyjazni niemieckiei. Me brak}o
objaw6w, kt6re wskazywa}y ma to,
ze w}asciwej sprezyny zaostrzaja-
cego sic coraz bardziej antagoniz-
mu austryacko-rosyjskiego szuka6
nalezy W Berlinie. Rzadowi ME
mieciemu widocznie zaleza}o ma
tenn, aby trzymajac sic dyploma-
tycznie W rezerwie, a nawet sadzac
sic ma grzecznosci W Petersburgu,
rownoczesnie wysuwae Austrye ia
ko taran przeciw Rosyi.
Byla to vice gra podw6jna, ME
szczera. Swiatlejsze ko}a w Rosyi
pozna}y size jednak dose szybko ma
tenn. Przewazna Geese prasy rosyj-
skiej zajeia wobec Niemiec bar
do wrogie stanowisko, i wszelkie
wysi{ki diplomacy berliGskiej,
aby przychylnie usposobie opinie
publiczna W Rosyi, pozostaly bez
skutku. Ale i W Wiedniu przyjazn
niemiecka, wyradzaiaca sic W ma
tretna opieke, zacze}a bye miaro-
dajnym sferom bardzo niewygod-
na. Hrabiemu Aehrenthalowi znu-
dzilo sic otrzymywac ciagle
"przyjazne" rady wskaz6wki z
Berlina. Uko1czywszy wiec defini-
tywnie kampanie W sprawie Bos-
nj i Hercegowiny, pocza} sic ma
mysla6, jakby uniezaleznie sic cd
przemoznych wplyw6w niemiec-
kich, kt6re mu sic ciagle mieszafy
W poityke ba}kahska.
Pozostawala do tego tylko jedna
droga: zblizenie sic do Rosyi. Je-
szcze pred dwoma miesiacami
mya TAXA wydawa}a sic zgola ME
mozliwq. Teraz jednak nadchodza
z Wiednia bardzo znamienne via
domosci, kt6re dowodza, re istot-
ME W polityce austro-wegierskiej
przygotowuje sic zwrot W tym
kierunku, zwrot, kt6ry naturalnie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-02-23

sujace byly ustawicznie zasypy-
wane kamieniami. Jednemu z
gwaltow chcieli dwaj policyanci
czolo stawic, ale zostali ciezko
poturbowani. Nadeszio i'm po-
moca kilku innych policyantow
i ci aresztoWali okoio dwnastu
strajkujacych. Skoro aresztowa-
nych pomieszczono W wozie ele-
ktrycznej kolei - nastapil atak
ma woz, powsta}o zamieszanie,
dzieki ktoremu dwoch aresztowa-
nych zbieglo W tium.
Zajscia wczorajsze spowodo-
waiy wladze, re dzisiaj (dopierol
Przyp. red.) powola do pomocy
milicye, jezeli policya do dis ME
zdoia sobie daG sama rady.
Prezydent Central Labor u
nion" Murphy jest przekonania,
re dojdzie do generalnego straj-
ku wszystkich zwiazkow zawo-
dowych W Filadelfii - mimo, ze
organizator Pratt, wczoraj uwie-
ziony, nastepnie "a kaucya wy
puszczony, ma sic sprzeciwiae
tax radykalnemu wystapieniu.
Wczoraj wyjechaia deputacya
tramwajowcow do Waszyngto-
nu, celem uproszenia senatora
Penrose, ably zajai sic umozebnil
usuniecie nagromadzonych tru-
dnosci lagodnemi (!D srodkami.
Wladze miejskie urzadzaja So
bic widocznie yszopki" i kpiny -
gdyz dla przywrocenia porzadku
W miescie zapewnienia bezpie-
czehstwa,p pred grasujacemi BAN
danli strajkujacych, "a pomoca
energicznych, chociazby najo-
strzejszych srodk6w - wysyla
ona do najbardziej niespokojnej
dzielnicy miasta Kensington 200
dzieciakow t. wv. State Fenci-
be-, ktorzy stanowia stanowa
gwardye, skiadajaca sic z niedo-
rostkow, lubiacych bawit sic W
wojsko.
Rzecz naturalna, re. strajkuja-
cy zobaczywszy TAX ,,niebezpie-
cznego i srogiego' przeciwnika,
rzucili sic ma m}okosow, odebrali =,
i'm karabiny bagnety, wszyst-
kim wsypali porzadnie W skore.
Pc takim obrocie rzeczy - avian
tury trwaly dalej, ,,grozni" zoi-
nierze miejskiej gwardyi wrocili
piaczem do swych mann.
Burmistrz Reyburn charakte-
ryzuje ,,dzialalnosc" tel State
Fencible" W ten sposob, re dzie-
ciaki urzsdzali sobie wprost figls
z calej sprawy pozwalali sobie
podczas ,,ataku" ma strajkuja-
cych, dziewczetom odrywac gu-
ziki cd uniformow zabierac
czapki. Jeden z takich zoinierzY
stall ma warcie W chwili, kiedy
tlum strajkujacych przechodzl
naturalnie. :. zamiast zachowac
sic, jakby nalezaio, pozwolii So
bic odebrac karabin, ladownice
czapke patrzal, jak te unarze-
dzia" odznaki jego wojskowej
powagi wrzucano do kloaku.
Phlladelphla, Ia, 10 lutego.-
Central Labor Union" obrazo-
ma, re policya osmielila sic uwie-
zic Pratta, giownego podzegacza
i organizatora ulicznych awantur
i gwaltow zapowiedzial ogolny
strajk wszystkich zorganizowa-
nych robotnikow dla zaznaczenia
sympathy z tramwajowcami. Ii
czba zorganizowanych robotni-
k6w W Filadelfii wynosi 100000
ludzi.
Czy strajk dojdzie do skutku
niewiadomo. Niektore organiza-
eye zawodowe robotnikow o.
swiadczaja sic przeciw strajkowi,
niektore wprost ostro atakuja
polecenie podobne, majace "a
skutek zerwanie kontraktow pra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-02-23

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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-08-12

years ago before the state Sc
Mates probe committee, to which
he refused to submit his cancel
ed checks and pass books;
which refusal was advised by
his counsel, Harry M. Daugher-
ty; and it was the refusal of the
bank through Mr.. Guilbert as
its president to produce the
books which blocked the probe
committees efforts TO get at the
facts at that time brought the
investigation suddenly to a
close.
These matters were laid be-
fore the voters Of Ohio in the
campaign Of 1908, but were hoot-
ed at by Republican speakers
and editors in the service of the
g. o, p. bosses. What have
they to say now?
In addition with the settlement
made with the bank of which
Mr.. Guilbert is president, suit
has also been begun by the
attorney general against the re-
ceiver of the defunct Merchants
and Manufacturers National
Bank of Columbus on a claim
for $31, 800. OF interest on state
funds deposited in that bank by
Guilbert from 1896 until the
state depository law went into
effect 1904. 1t is not charged in
this action that Guilbert was
paid interest on such deposits,
but it is contended by the attor-
ney general that the bank is
liable to the state for interest on
such deposits.
Does anybody believe now
that Judson Harmon didn't
know what he was talking about.
when he was running for COVER
nor in 1908, or that he has failed
to keep his campaign promises?
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-08-12

Whatever legal technicallties
may be argued as to whether
the claim was valid or not, the
fact stands that the bank of
which former State Auditor
Guilbert is president has settl-
ed with the state, paying over
S., 747.32 in full settlement for
interest on state funds deposit
ed in the bank by Guilbert when
he was state auditor.
1t is not material whether Mr..
Guilbert profted personally by
the deposits in question or
whether the demands for a set
tlement did not specifically
charge any violation of the law.
The main point is that the
states claim for restitution so
far as these deposits are con
cerned has been acknowledged
and the money paid into the
state treasury.
What have the machine serv-
ing G. o. p. organs of Ohio to
say now about Governor Har-
mon failing to make good?
According to newspaper ac-
counts, Mr.. Guilbert and the
bank placed every facility at the
hands of the state for the use in
determining the exact liability
to the state according to their
view of the matter. All of Mr..
Guilbert's pass books and his
cancelled checks and the books
of the bank were placed at the
disposal of the state in it's work
and nothing was left to be con
iectured in the case" This is
quite a change from the attitude
assumed by Mr.. Guilbert who