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The Irish standard., 1910-01-29
DULUTH NEWS

Death came suddenly last Sunday
morning to Charles F. Langevin, 1928
Sixth avenue west. While on his way
to attend mass at the Cathedral, he
dropped dead within 100 feet of his
own home. Death was due to 4eart
failure. He was about Al years of age
and was employed by the Stone Or
dean-W company in the capacity Of
travelling salesman and had intended
leaving to canvass his territory in the
The Irish standard., 1910-01-29

nelghborhood Of Billings, Mont. He had
been in the employ Of the wholesale
grocery Arm for upwards Of eight years
and was considered one Of its most ca
pable travelling Representatives.. Dur
ing the Spanish war Mr..
Lansevin was captain Of Company
OF Superior, which formed part Of
the Third regiment of Wisconsin vol
unteers and in this capacity saw active
service In Cuba. He has a brother,
Joseph, living in st. Louis, Mo-, and q
sister, Mrs. M. Dietrich Of Superior,
Wis. His parents live at Kent, MINI.
The funeral was held from the 9acred
Heart cathedral. Superior, Wis, Tues
day morning, interment being made in
Calvary cemetery. A firing squad from
Company I, his former command, in
charge Of Lieut. P. P. Clements was
present and fired volley over the
grave, after which the trumpeter
sounded taps
new court Of the Catholic Order Of
Foresters was Instituted Friday after
noon at the st. stanislaus school in
connection with the Polish Catholic
church by Peter Laskier, state deputy
organizer of the order. This makes six
courts Of the order in the city and 1S1
in the state. Onicers were elected and
installed as follows: Peter j. Doloshik
chief ranger; Andrew Letak, recording
secretary; George P. Maleski, financial
secretary; Mathew Koneczny, treas
urer; John Golcz, deputy high chief
ranger.
Miss Cora Abbott of LIE sueur, Mimi,
has returned to her home after a three
weeks visit with her cousin, Miss Nav
Connolly Of. ia North Sixty-third ave-
nue. west. Miss Connolly accompanied
Miss Abbott to lie Sueur to spend a
few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ennis enter
tanned the members of the Emerald
club Tuesday evening
Mr.. M. j. Harvey has opened In a
timing and repair shop on Second ave-
nue. west. Mr.. Harvey has had a num-
Der of years experience and is pre-
pared to do all kinds Of tin, sheet iron
and copper work.
The political pot is now boiling furi-
ously and among the candidates who
are thickest in the fray are Frank Jor-
dan, in the Third ward, and P. H. Mar
tin in the Eighth.
Mr.. Hugh Gallinger, who has been
seriously i'll at ST. Mary's hospital. is
now on the road to recovery.
Mr.. Richard Long is able to he
around again after two months ILL.,
ness. His many friends are delighted
TO see him again in their midst,
The officers Of No. Ladies' Auxiliary
TO the A. o. H.,'-deny that they enter
tanned at a sleighsride and dance on a
recent Saturday evening, as reported
In this column. Tile bishop and paste,
do not permit Dances, and being ODE.
dent to ecclesiastical authority. the
ladies' of the division never give such
entertainments. IL was a party inde-
pendent Of the division that INDUCED in
the recreation.
The Irish standard., 1910-01-29
Notable Utterancse,

do not take any one except me too
seriously."-Peary.
II am not candidate-but if duty
calls-'-Bryan.
"Out, damned urgent!"-Cannon.
For me foot of Areopagitica I'M
derneath the bough."-President Eliot.
my country, it's for me!"-Aldrich.
"Mr. Hearst is one of natures no.
blemen.'-Hearst.
Il do not remember."-Rockef
Il came, I saw, buried me brass
cylinder."-Dr. Cook.
"At this thrilling moment the blear-
eyed hippopotamus charged full at me
and. (See further installment liz
next months Scribbler." )-Roosevelt
Like the parrot, methinks 1 have
talked too id much."-Ministe1
Crane.
The Irish standard., 1910-01-29

ana Germany is invariably equal or
greater in Germany by the amount Of
German import duty?
After 1t is explained that the German
duty on wheat is 1884 quarter (4s0
pounds) four paragraphs will suffice to
convince any ordinary mortal that at
least in this instance the import duty
Is added to the price Of the article
taxed, and instead Of being paid by the
foreigner is paid by the consumers:
1. At the beginning Of August, 1908,
the Berlin workman paid for a quarter
of wheat $10.4S. At that time the price
OF wheat per quarter in free trade Eng
land was 1874. Thus it will be seen
that the Berlin consumer paid the free
trade English price and the amount of
the tariff
2. BY the middle of October the Ber-
lin consumer was paying $1O.56 for his
quarter of wheat, which represents
S7.48, the average English price of
wheat at that time, the German tariff
Of 1884, and a shilling extra. This is
an instance of how protection puts a
fictitious value on an article. While
the price Of wheat fell in free trade
England, it increased in high-protec-
ton Germany.
3. At the end of November thu
price of wheat in Berlin was $11.o4.
which means that the Berlin consum-
er was paying the prevailing English
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-10
Gin SobsnspIler ais 2sbenSretter.

DGbrenb Der Stubienssit auf Der
llniberIitGt gu Bonn erbielt Der prtn3
Sriebri9 &url bon preuben bic Ret
tungsmebdilIe am 8anbe duf 9runb
zines @orfalls, ben er In einem
8riefe feinem friiberen Suuptmann
ipie folgt Idilbert: rQlm %. SuIi
1847 befanb id mid in @efeGfdaft
meines abiutanten, bts @rafsn pon
8ismards9oblen, unb mebrererSfftz
siere in einem @arten auf Der Ser
raFe am Rbsin. pIDbli9 lien mir
unten on elmer 9ao.anitalt Sllterufe
unb 9inb.r9si9rei. 9ismard unb
ia itiirst;n bic Sreppe binuntsr. bas
Bel bic 90ds tpesperfenb. ibrungen
iibsr bic 9arrisre bss 2einpfabes uno
bon bieIem aus elmer SOt BON 12-
IS S9ritt in ben Rbein. auf beFeu
8oben mir arftieben. 8alb aber fptes
Der pben - Ffhpammen mir nit 2eis
bestrGften na9 elmer Stelle, ipo cine
WfiiBe trieb uno bisipeilen stpei
0Gnbe embprtau6ten. 8ismard,
I6nelIer, frGftieer, lGnger aIs i6.
fabte Susrit ben Sunsen, sing aber
nit ibm unter, fam iebo9 balb ipies
Der empor, unb 70 mar Der nod
Iebenbe Sunss gerettet. Dir boben
ibn binsin in einen gerabe berbeitoms
member 9abn. Die sanSe @ef9i6te
bat piellsi9t sipei Minuten gebauert,
a6er 9ismard mar in 2sbenss.fabr,
benn ba, ipo er ben &naben fabte,
mar tein @runb uno Der Strom Iebr
fart; er bat aIio bic 9iettungsz
msbatlle psrbient, bic er boffentlih
bal bttommt." = Sn Isinsr 8sf6siz
benbsit proteftirte Der prina gegsn
bic aud ibm 5useba6te @erleibung
Der RsttungsmebailIe, bic amtlibsn
@rbebungen ergaben dber, bab audi
Der Bring in Gebenssefabr stihpebt.
unb 10 erbielt er an 20. September
1847 bic RettungsmebaiIls am 8anbe
rin 9lnertennuns isinss entfdloFenen
9erbdltens BEL Der in 9emeinf6aft
nit BEN 9rafen poa 9ispardsgo6,
len betpirttsn Rettung oes Rnuben
Grun3 Rsttetoren aus ben Rbeins
flutben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-10
sSie Die Ratioasn fdIafen.

0a Der Meni9 etlpu elm 0rittel
Ieines Gebens i'm 9ett 5ubringt, TT
Is tein Dunoer, oaB er isinem Rubes
plab cine setpife SorsfaIt 5upenost
uno au9 gr0bere glus9dben oafiir
ni6t f6eut. SIN 4llsemsinen 1T oas
ni6t gerabe gsiunobeitsfOrbsrli6e See
oerbett iebt pObl f4On msiit oura
Wlatrabe unb Seden perbrGnst. Die
frans6IiI6en unb au9 Die itanbinaois
I6en 8etten iinb pegen ibrsr Sdrte
betannt. Die norlpegiI9en iino 10
eineeri6tet, oaB iis gum Sebrdu6 erit
aus einem WinfeL bsrporge5o9en iper'
ben. glu9 in S9peOen iiebt man,
peniaItens in beI6rGntten Dobnuns
aen, breitkiIige, ineindnoer i4iebbdrs
SetteeItelIe nit br.itbeiIigen Wtd'
truben, Die srIt in Der Raht in
brau9burs 6orm gebra9t peroen.
Sn Central. unb Siioamsrita
berrIbt oasessn bic 6Gnsemutie. Die
Snoianer BON 9uianu fle6ten febr
t6One Sdn9ematten aus 9ras uGo
berIfeben Iit aud biibid gu fGrbsn.
Die Supaner liss.n auf Matten, Die
auf bem SuBboben uusgsbreitst pers
6en, uno benuben baneben nur eine
barte. b0dit unbequeme &opfitiiBe -
fir uns pGre Elm iol6es Eager frets
lid ods refine Marterbett. Die gbis
neIen bebienen ii9 niebriser 8ettiteIs
len, ibre Mutraben unb 0sden be-
iteben aber nur aus Wattsu. SIM
@inter I.gen lie nod fir bic Ru9t
oide, nit 9aumippiIe sefiitterte Sleis
Der an. Die p:nisTten llmftdnoIiG'
teiten bereitst bas S6Idfen ben Ne'
germ. Gin afritaniiaer Re9er
friimmt iib pie Elm pilo.s Sbier.
ipo er i'd, serabe befinoet, auf Der
grbe suIammen unb f6ldft od IeeIen'
pergniigt fpie auf 9aunen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-10
S6ufbnmur.

Der Ortspfdrrsr biiitirt Die
S9ule unb labt Die &inOer leien uno
bu9ftdbir.n. Inter anoerem frugt er
bus SObn9.n bes &iirsermeiiters:
rRun, Sannes6en, ipte beiBt Oenn
2@ S89" Der iebr tpoblbsleibte
2ebrer, Der iid binter Dem gaiidsn Oss
Pfurrers uufgebaut bat unO ieinem
3Osling bsIfen mO9te, oeutet nit lebs
batter @ebdroenIpru9e auf feinen
2eib. 9a sebt Sannesden elm 2i9t
auf unb prompt unb iider antlpOrtet
er: Wan IT,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-10

,fp.nn .s mir m5sIid 1T, fOlI.n sic
es baben."
Den S6naps min i9 trinten."
untportete er,. ~aber anitatt bts Gel.
bes fOllen sic mir periprt4er. baB
Sic, penn t9 itsrbe, binter msinem
Sarge berseben."
vWit9" fragte i9 gang erItuunt
unb sluubte, ibn miBOeritdnbsn gu
baben.
~9l9, Ssrr 2ebrsr," Tagte er ipei4.
ri9 bin 10 arm; fpenn i9 einmal
fterbs, psrbe t9 binaussetrasen tpis
Elm Sunb, ipsr foIst bsnn Der 2ei9e
zines 10 armen MtnI6en9 limb t6
m09te bod germ. baB penisit.ns elm
feiner Munn bintsr msinem Sarge
bergebt."
.g2e6men sic nur bas @eIb." I"
rebete ih ibm gu. i'd tunn ia eher
Iterben aIs Sic"
vRein, sic finb 5ebn Sabre iiins
ger als tb," entgegnete er.
r0us Sterben ge6t ni4t na4 Der
Reibe."
,Rein, bu babsn sic rsdt, aber
Sic lsbsn i.benfaGIs Idnger uls i'd,
Der ME mas Ri4tiges gu sien be-
fommt."
rRun," fast. id gum S9IuB,
rnebmen sic bas 9elo uno sfen sic
mas @utes bafiir, i1 ptrIprede
Sbnsn, bab i6, ipenn i9 Sic iibers
lebe, binter Sbrem Sarge fOlgsn
tperbe."
,9lein," pieberbolt. er nod sinmuI
beItimmt, has 9elb nebm' idb ni4t,
bann finb Sic mir bic 8egleitung
I6ulbis unb miiFen nit mir geben.
@as ioIIte i9 tbun9 Sd CAB i9m
bas @erIpre9sn, unb sr ging fort,
p9ne bas 9elb lsu nebmen.
Ginige 9euts, ben.n i6 bamoIs
bieie @eI9idte er5dblt bate, ld9tsn
iiber ben armen Seufsl, Der bic ibm
70 nDtbigsn 9roI9en uusgeidlugen
bate, Inn ii9 einen Mann fir fein
2ei9ens.foIse gu fidern. sic finO
ale ldnsIt babingegunsen, uno 10
ip.ib ieBt Riemanb msbr BON bem
lGngit psrfloHensn 8orfaa.
Dor sinigen Sassn lam Elm Rdbs
6en aus benz 4rmenbaus gu mir,
bic mir folsenbes dusri9tete: ~Ser
alte Dide liegt i'm Sterben, uber er
min nod porbsr piFen, oh Sic
barun Oenten, pas Sic ibm bsripros
den baben."
Sd Ididte ibm Elm Glaf4dsn
Dein unb lieb ibm iasen: sd babe
mein @Ort ni4t psrgefsn unb iperOe
es baltsn."
Seute babe i4 nun msine uIts
S6ulb be3ablt."
Rein 2aut purbs in benz Ionit 10
Iauten Raume gebOrt, ais Der 2ebrsr
feline Gr5GbGung b.enbist bate, ale
iaben Iie fin unb nudbsntli4, biz
Der INNER pei6berSise, gutmiitbtge
9lpotbeter bic StiGle unterbra4:
,@snn i6 selpuBt bdtte," iagte sr,
,baB Der alte S9petnebirt 10 ebr'
aei5ig mar, bel 9ott, i9 mar aud
binter Isinsm Sarse gssungen."
Die freunblt9 muB Der Stern bes
8erftorbsnen an bteIem @benb berdbs
aeblintt baben auf ben ianeebebeds
ten SiseI, Der iib iiber feline irbif4s
Sine nDlbte, unb auf bas liebe,
unter ben S4nsebG9srn Idlums
msrnbe Seimatbsftdbt9en, in bem
Tueur elmer Der anertunntsH Sonoras
tioren bereit getpeien lpGre, tbm bic
Isste Gbre au ertpeiien. Ober bat
ear fein Stern, als er biefe frohs
8otIbaft b0rts, einen Sreubsntprung
getban, buB er pis eine Stern'
i6nuppe bur9 ben unenoIi4en @el'
te,ro,t,, hnhiuTfhnb0
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-10

Ter unS tne.be, ats iie ole portiere
suriidT9lus, bic ienen Raum bonn
Salon trennte, 3eugin eines 4ufs
iritts, Der, fie nit t0btli9em gHtz
ieben erfiillenO, ibre S9rttte bemmte.
Sic fab folgenbes:
Mebrere SerreH tpdren bon ibren
Siben uufssfprungsn uno ipra6en
pilo uno berpprren bur6sinanber.
giner oerIelben bielt mebrere 3drten
in Der Sanb, bic tr ben anbern Spiez
lern triumpbireno porpies.
.Oa Iebt!" rief er. rOa bubt Sbr
ben gsp.is. Die 3arten iino mar
ttrt!"
llnS in Der nG9F.n Sstunbe
f9Ieuberte er bic &urten 8rauned
in's Qngeii6t. v@lenber S9urt.!"
Otto fubr bonn Stubls auf. If9z
fable 8lGfe bebedte feline Dansen.
Seine 2ippen sudten.
9umpfes S6peisen lugerte it6
plOblib iiber bic 9sIsli6aft.
Die Yfli9ten Der SOfli9tsit uls
Suusberr perbisten mir, segen meine
@Gite 10 porsuasben, tpie t9 an ies
bem dnoeren Srte porgeben fpiiros",
ifammelte Otto mad einisen augenz
bliden. rRi6tsoeitoipeniser tpsrben
Sic" - segen ben @ntlGser sl1pens
bet - .mir fir Sbre mir sugefiigte
8eIdimpfung @enustbuung gu ssben
buben. Sd tperbe Sbnen morgen
meine 3eugen fdiden".
Gin Sobngeld9tsr beantportete
8rduneds Dorte.
rMit einem Sulihipieler f4ldgt
man fi9 ntdt".
limo ale 9tntpeien6en erboben ftd
bon ibren pldben.
9abrieIe itano nod INNER an Der
Sbiiri6p.lIe. Gin buntler S9utten
Iegt. ii9 ibr iibsr Die Qug.n. 9tber
fie i9rie niht auf. sic brad nicht
suIammen. unbemertt tuanbte ite
ii9 suriid, unb ebe Die 9dite ii9 gum
8sgseben seriiitet, errei9te iie bus
3immer ibres 8inbss. 0ort fant iie
lautlps an gri6s 8ett9en nieber.
Der &nabe bate ii9 tpieber in bic
aiF.n 5uriidselegt. @r fdien au
i6lummern. 9ie SieberrOtbe mar
bon feinen 8unsen setpiden. Rur Die
4t6em5ii9e tlangen nod INNER 10
turs unb r0delnb.
Sebt reste er ii9 unO f9uute nit
lpeitseOffnsten augsn i'm 3imm.r ums
Der.
.Muma", fdgts er, uno elm sIiidItz
DIES 9ddeGn fIOe iiber iein @eiidtden.
rWetn i9Dner Sraum. mir tparen
in einsm punberprddtigsn @arten,
cine berrli6e Muiit t6nte bon fernber
unb eine Sdaar &inber tanate nit
mir nd9 tbren &Idnsen. 9u unb
Ydpd. >.
Gr mar Derf6isben, cine 2lingens
blutung bate Tein iungss 2sben odz
bingerafft.
@abrteIs piidte ben S6dum BON
ieinem Munbe uno beoedte feline
Sttrn unb Sdnbe nit 8iiFen. Sin
tonpulItbiIdss Sdlu9Sen bur9idiitz
terts lie. glber unter ben brennsnoeu
S6rGnen, bic unaufbdltIam i6r Sc
ii9t iiberitr0mten, fliiiterte iie:
.0u biit erl0if, mein Sino! @rIDit
bon Der S6mah eines entebrten Rd=
mems. bon Dem 9ef9id, Der SObn ets
mes @aters gu fein, ben ou ssliebt
uno ben ou bera9ten miiBteit. grs
loft - erlOit!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-10

Gin junser poIi3iit bate einsn als
ten 2unoitreider in Die 3elIe gu fiib'
rem unb ma6te babel Die potIses
metnte 8emertuns: radtung! Stus
fs!"
Gin oerd9tunespoTI,r Bid bes
arreitunten lobnte ibn. - .Sunssr
Rann, oi. Stufc tdrnte ib f9on,
sbe sic uuf Der WsIt parsn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-10

SeGbtbepubt. r@as mas
der oenn Sbre Gltern, S.rr 9eut'
nant2" - Dante, meine 9ndOigfte
Tis Fno ftOI5 auf mid"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-10

@utes 8prbiG6. SIaat:
Sag einmaI. parum bait Su Dir
setduft cine &ab2" 8obn: nOamit
mein tleines Morib9en iiebt, buB
man iia maiden muB!"
- Gut bert6silt. 8ei Der
Samilie Yimperl lit aIles rein per'
fsbrt. Der Manu lit elm altes Weib,
bic Srau 1T Elm ganaer Munn, Die
Siingite 1T cine aGte S9u6tsI unO
Der aelteite 1T elm hummer Sungs!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-10

MiboerfdnbaiB. 3. rBann
buben sic osnn Sbre Suttin tsnntn
g.lernt9" - rSn Der Gbe.'
Souriiten 0eutf 9.
yReiSenoes &ino, bisie S,nnertn!
So6eIt f6rmIi9 nit o.n 2lua.n!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-10

Sin WuiterpdrtttuIaz
III. 9ubsr (bsi IhIedtem @.tter in
9srIir): so fuupreuBiides net
!sr!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-10

o.: vRi6t ipdbr, oas Seuilleton
in Der nMOrsen3eitung" 1T niat BON
Sir2"
g.: rStimmt! pober psibt 9u
0as2"
o.: rW.iI es 70 brilliant 9si4ries
ben iit!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-10

- Sartotif9. rGinen ipie
f6Dnen Nluno Die 8antierstO6tsr
bat" - Limb bod psIA' bGBIihes
Weunopert."
- QIfo bD 6! 8adfiId (am
@eburtstass): nSeute febIt mir tpirtz
lid ni9ts mebr gum polltommenen
Slid bOditens elmer, nit benz
i9 es tbsilsn t0nnte!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-10

pauIden: nOnt.I, LAB mid
bod NAL Oeine aff.n isben."
Ontel (eritdunD: rMsins afs
fen9 Die foa i4 Oenn gu 9ffen
fpmmsn2"
Pau19en: npapa Taste bod
neulih gu Mamd, 6u bGttsit Dir
f4on man9mul einen affen setauft!4
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-15
SOLE SURVIVOR OF
STEAMER CHANzY
TELLS STORY
Narrative Of Wreck Of
French Steamer Off Coast Of
Minorca by Only Man Who
Lived to Tell IL

c"iudaaels. nalerie Islands. FEB IL.
Marcel Rodel. the ssle survivor ot
.tha steamer General Chanzy which
was wrecked Thursday on "a reef or
the island ~ Minorea. TODAY tpid -
.thrilAue narrative If the terrible eN-
perience Of the steamer and those on
board lte said
when the Chanyy ltu MarsriHes
sho encountered q rough sea and q
n%ortherls gale. The passengers were
not ~Npprrhensive. however and all
retired an ihe night Of D ninth ~
aosd spirits. Al s O'Clock the next
morninp was awakened hg "a split-
tine crash as II the ships funk had
bean torn on n ledge. ] partly dressed
and hurried out % The chin. sailors
were trying e. reassure the passtn-
gers hut their words had no effect
"The darkness added terror to the
frfrhtfui 4ctne. Enormous scns were
breaking over the amer one sea
.riypel or Is railing 10 winch q score
OF women and children We're rln9in@
Their Fhrieks as thes disappt artd vera
drowned iN the roaf Of the storm.
saw thAt Il WAS death to remain
.ana being an excellent swimm1 r, ! all
lowed myself to be carried off ~ the
raxf wave At the moment the sels
swata m. s%hnraward, the air was rent
tH- "a violent NAftffEtIft4 fAif NAE 500
shooting over ms head turned 70
look bur the General chauzv bad dis
aspeared. The horrible confusion wHs
..t4ou ended and she cries silcncedi
the baatine storm alone remained.
Eviaentlp lost consciousness for ! re-
member no mora until 7 came ta on
the rocks
Eodei took refuge in q grptto At the
basa ~ 4 high cliff whore he passed
day aud q might. WITH the wreck
, Die hnstt barbados TO Keep of
tho sen and appeasei his hunger with
rw pHtatnrs that had been cast mp
81 tha WnNc
on the morning of the eleventh nc
scaled the ciiff aud YEARLY drAegti
hf~atlf fn tho near 81 hahitation
Tho recovery 81 bodies fopfi .
and they are burt "a as soon as they
are photographed Tor ID utilization
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-15
GREAT SAN|TARIUM;
CHICAGO DOCTORS
WILL BACK II
WILL TAKE OVER VALMORA
RANCH AT VARIOUS
Valm0fa Industrial SanaiofiuN
incorporated. viii be One OF
Great tuberculosis Sanataria
of Nation.

Especial Dispatch % the Morning JournaiI
chicago. I'eh. it.-BaoAed by some
nf the foremost physicians of Chicago,
phnauthropists IN business men Of
this CITY. the articles Of Incorporation
wera prepared Tor fling In New Mex
ice today. for the Nalmora Industrial
sanitariufn
The plan Is one ~ the most impert4nf
ever taken toward the eradication 81
tuberculosis ana hacked as IL S BY
abundant capital aud the person. ln-
fllence Of the physicians joining in the
movement its success seems as,'ir4 q
Alrenav many liberal gifts have ne ,
made 20 the Institution and tne pro-
icct is to nov forward without =
further delay.
The project has been unde" cons ~
Grafton for some months. hlVrp- feeli
brought hefc hy Dr Brown of Watt
r0us. Nne Of the owners Of the ,fl-
mora ranch property which IS % NJ
taken over by the corporation So tn
site for rs sanitarium and industrial
farm which IS an important tctt1rU nt
the enterprise.
Ir Brown laid the matter hef)re hts
professional acqnaintanccs here anu
mot with instant interest. y @trfiul
investigation was made OF AN phases
.of the undertaktng and after an eA-
II IIlAaatNtRfA tfAAK VIZ AAAh - ~
used ID received final approval ana
the hearty backing of "a number 81 me
most prominent physicians In the city
who have given il their entire back
ing.
The operations VI tho s|snitatium
win BE- limited for the present 70 on
.eago and vicinity, and il is the intsn-
sion a. send patients tr the ~.nSf'"'fini
who are in the early stages OF the dis
.a.lgc aid who can engage in n'ftFe
work On the Industrial farm Fnls
.fh,y VIII he able 10 pay their ~lN ~
r4rt md ID = measure III. institution
NAH hrc,sme self-snpporting Al dt-
tails of the plan have not been yiN'h
ltat vs. rs the statement ot prlmt-
physicians connected With u mat
.ft in~auAuratss q new method OF j Az
.Iru Win Tuberculosis which it itra z
.spcc.s~fit wit BE- followed widely and
will $50 greatly Ia The work 90 sta s.p
.HE uUi the disease
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-15
ROBBERS ATTEMPT
TO CREMATE
VICTIM
Only SmalIness of Furnace
Door Saves Unfortunate En-
gineef From Horrible Death
At Hands Of Negroes,


Waaerstouu. aid. Feb t4.-Rohhed
beaten by three masked mon. mrs
head thrust into d blazing tNrnarf
from which IL was withdrawn only
eau the door was not large enough
Ia admit his shoulders and then piac-
"a On 4 ms wheel is the treatment by
which George Nisberf ls in a serious
condition tonight IL Is beileVed ht
Will recover
$tebcrE. ~ engineer - u grain elt-
yator went To the ngine room early
today and started the fire shortly az
terWard three mon, believed to be ne
groes, entered the room and ATTACKED
him. he VAS finally oVerpoW cred And
robbed of ten dollars.
His ASSISTANTS then attempted To-
hide their crime hv crennting MIN
only his head could be forced through
the FURNACE door ana this attempt WIS
abandoned. The robbers then placer
rs. body of the unconscious engineer
between the spokes of the fiy Whe'
and started the engine. evidently DE
HeNing he would be- torn 60 pieces hr.
.at the first revolution OF the hlg vince
.the unfortunate man fell To the flooi
where he Was found unconscious
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-15
ENGINEERS At WORK
ON The EDEN
PROJECT
Biz San Juan County Irrigation
Enterprise near Aztec Now
In Fair Way to be Completed
This Year,
Especial Dispatch to the Morning Journal

tNpFflt DfeIiltH % the 1uDlniA6 uhfAh
Aztec. y. NJ, Feb. l4.-Mild winter
weather is causing the san Juan val
ley to rejoice in MANY evidences Of de-
velopment activity. The Eden Canal
'eon1pan, has "a force OF twelve en-
%gineers at work completing the final
survey of its ditch line. II Is he
.lieved that the Eden promoters have
.the big reclamation project 10 a point
where its success is assured inside
Iihe next twelve months. Under the
new water contracts the time limit
mas bef extended to twenty years the
payments for the first five years have
been reduced To 81 per acre yearly,
and the interests Of the land owner
have been s~afcguardcd in many ways
Under this contract the holder OF 2
government claim covered by the Eden
canal has a chance to make OFT ms
land enough to pay for the water
fright In the irrigation district re-
Gently formed II the lower Grand val
ley near Grand junction, Colo. the
price OF water ar acre has been fixed
at S100. In the San Luis valley or
Colorado. q similar irrigation enter
prise near La lara. has placed water
cost at $50 per acre. and the land
viii not raise fruit at all.
When originally planned, the pro-
! lltfiRiA AA kilN I4bNA tAkA1A fHAAAAAN AtA
water cost at sac per acre. nee
running the cross section survey from
laboNe the state line To Cedar Hill. and
/ figuring the cost OF canal building
Through SO broken "a country. il has
heen seen that $50 per acre win not
build the ditch. IN such "a permanent
form as - make its maintenance with
in reasonable cost Therefore. 10 put
ia "a ditch necessary to advance the
water cost t. SOS per acre Consider
Ing the long time payments n sub
stantiai character Of The canal. the
assurance OF new railroad outlet south
20 better markets. and the extreme
productiveness Of the soil Watered the
Iiand holder viii have no trouble in
ra,ing ont on water contract ~ Is
NOT advisable. however. for each one
ito attempt 20 handle lse acres for
lthis il impossible. hut after seeurlnsi
patent Ia his land it Is said the COM
pany will provide immigrants who Will
ltaka the surplus off the hands Of the
original locator and thus put io'r
families on each 100 acres instead of
lone