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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-11

Gn banrS Dom.

Ieooftsr Spension iopmt 4 Maa-
neoers 59neiel. Den 10. San. for
bonoleoes be0 SsnOerborg 8iiioOer-
ret en- Yresieiag MOB &eoaftsr
Spension al o9p6beI. 8oiten".
Spension par ifs1ge nponte 9laO
onflooet for 5ornermeIie moo en-
2sitnant 6reunO / aarlsrube og
oennes operoroneOe- 5 D0pbbeI-
8oiten" for ben 10. SUM- / 5ior
bapoe ser Itaaet en- artifel rMilite-
re og Chile, boao en- tpitOfficer fan
fin0e paa", bpori ser efter ct odnif
8lao geneaoes en- ira tpife IOtier
operint g%eretning ON ct Sammen-
itso, iom ifuIoe 6ape fun0et SteO
meaem en- 9eitnant / 4nrlsrube og
en- gognmano oe0 en- oeroprenoe
Sobrif. Serefter ifuloe 2sitnanten
bope opfert fig pao en- lioet tiltn.
lenoe Waaoe. Der nar tilfsiet en-
ubeloig 9emprfning til SIutning.
9eitnanien bopoe meo fine Soft
og en- 8ogn boIot paa en- Sci, Ser
ferte op til Sen 5obrif, boor 8ogn-
manoen baobe Spsieliettelie. Oa
@~ognmnn0en fife funoe fomme forbi,
baooe ban / Ell bsilig5one anmooet
ON nj Sasiage. 9eitnanten piloe
imiolertio life gioe 8loos, og 8ogn-
mnnoen maatte laa e at fomme
forbi, iom ban 6e0it funoe. 9eroeo
fsrte ban imo0 ct Sisrne al Sol
oaternes 8ogn, og MI raabte 2sjt-
nanten til BAN, at ban iful6e op-
gioe lit 9opn. 8ognmanOen ipa-
reoe. at set baooe ban life neoig,
2sitnanten par ingen BoIitimpn-
oigbeo. Stan0s Seitenel fommon.
oereoe 2sitnanten nh, benpenot til
fine 5olf. st Bar at Dem Ipran9
ftrnfs ben og boIOt 6eitene. "a
8ognmanoen nj piifeoe paa Tor at
fomme af Steo, ifal ban bnoe rant
en- at SolOaterne. 9ette ifuloe
p6erligere baoe op6ioiet 9sitnon-
ten og eioet Anleoning til set 0p-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-11

trim, iom baboe foraarioeet Den
ubeloige 9em9rfning / IrtifIen.
Do 8eiiooerretten / SenboIo til
8ioneuoiagn bnOoe frifun6et gogn.
manoen, b9poe0e He0after SuenS-
Jon, at ban life funoe inoie. at 9lr-
tiflen in6e6oIOt noget fornnrme.
Ii9t imoO 9eitnant 6reuuo, Oa Den
SfiIorinq, Der oar gipet at Gam.
menItsoet / artiflen, fife afpeg Jpn.
0erligt ira. booo ser bar faItilaaet
UNDER Observation-Disclosures / aarls-
rube. 8emerfningen ON 9sitnan.
tens foreiatte oiIoe ban bare noe
laot. bois ban bapoe fanet artifIen
leit rigtigt igennem, for Sen fom I
9la0et. Nen BET bapoe o9ret 9agen
efter 0prifuet / Senoerborg, bpor
man baooe traoIt meo Bremieliiter.
ne. S alt 6oIo bapoe oct life oeret
bans Seniigt at fornprme nogert.
San fenote ingen al Be poag9IOenoe
og baooe intet uoeitaaen0e meo Dem.
Der bar 10 better fife nPpnt Habne
/ Qrtiflen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-11
Suen 0ebin og
WiSIion9rerne.

5 lin M, itore Heiiebeffrioelie
u5ransbimnlapo" omtaler Spen Se.
sin 6lanot anoet ogioa 9rsoreme.
nigbeoens % enfelte andre Wisiio.
nprer, JON ban trnf pon fin ii6ite
Hejie | aiien. 5 oct afinit, boor Sc
bin fort9ler ON fine 5orbereoelier
til @freiien fra 2eb, i~friuer ban meo
&enipn til De oerboenoe Wisiionp.
rer:
uSernbutterl Misiionprerne D0eoe
mig u~ouroerlige 9ieneIter; De MOB
fog mig lige iaa gpitfrit oa uenligt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-11

gjolOernp. airfeiproaet. Isl. au.)
ut SDiferne / gioI6erup Soan lam.
Ter llnoerifrifter for at iaa Here tp-
lie @uostieneiter bar efter oeres
egne llotalelier lin @runo /. at set
bleo Dem n9gtet at ipnge De tpife
Suleiamler neo @uostieneiten SuIe.
aften. Qltiaa, naar BET life laoer
Jig gore Oeo oisie 2eiligbeoer at mo.
lmugle noget 5pif | De oanife Cubs.
%tieneiter, iaa gsr oe Springet fuI6t
no og forlonger Here tpife Cubs
tieneiter.
Maaife ntener De, at airfebeieget,
iom | oet eaers iaa firfeIige Sogn
MI life ifal bore at prale az pao
benne Waaoe bliper beore. N1 ifal
ri 10 lie, boao aoniiItoriet tiger til
BET. Sooroan BET gaor eIer life
gaor, ian er bet bog beoit, at oen-
boer fuar it,.
Snmbpcb. 4fbolbSiasen. al.
ap.) 2igeiom paa 4ls og be fleite
Steoer / 9oroilespig bar 4fbolos.
iagen / 6e iiolte Bar anr ogiao
faaet So6feite Der, i9rIig blanot
llngoommen. 5 9pb6el Sogn blep
Ser | 5ior oprettet en- 5orening, Der
iamles POS Soenets Br9it og MI
bar 80 Weolemmer. s Sottrup bar
3 5oreninger meo tilinmmen 200
Meolemmer oeres 2ofale | oIf.
6olosbiemmet". Sum | llaerup
Sogn bol6er man Jig en6nu BELT
pasiip. Oct bar be1er life nogen
Sinoe p9ret ilemt meo Drifferiet
Der; bog er Der planer oppe ON
Opfsrelie af en- BeD9rtning meo
alfobolfrie Driffeparer peo apnbsl
Station pao en- BERTH fsbt, megei
beloigt beliggenoe 9~pggeplaos. Der
finoes aQereoe en- innban Gro oef
De andre Stationer / SunopeO.
Sammelep. NfbbS geteran. attel
err en- al be gamle, iom | 1864 for
Ipareoe os moo Opermaeten, gaaei
ino til Hpes Drigdoe, nemlig Gbri
titan Sperien @eilen. afbsoe bar
9 anr / Ejeneite Dos @pitgiper 8
: 50 SanIen | Snoerslep, men moottI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-11
81 popnlere geser
al
Gnbr. Sfuns Surlas
til meget.
Reoiatte priier.

Gmieis, Gbmpnoo De:
Spmrien os Spanierne. 376 81.
Der. Gsr $40, MI Coo.
&oacno. 438 Sioer. 5br $50
MI Zoe.
8eiant, Annie:
Nenneifets ipD principper eller
@runobeItanocele. 142 Sioer. 5sr
60c, MI 25c.
Tlider E. glnuiru) s.:
Gbrilticn Den 2ben, Sfueipil |
8 Mfter. 228 Siosr. SIR $t.00,
mn doc.
grceIiior, st Sngn fra Sebrioer'
ne. 264 Sioer. $40, MI 40c,
Orebsburf, Gbr.:
Yaa Geltforo, greDe til Siemmei
| 1864, meo 1875 81. PAP 81
Der. aporto. CIR $500, III $1.20
1amiib enfb. YnbI. Sonie,
2Iair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-11

paa @rino at tiltagenoe Spagbeo
toge 0pboIo hos 2onoboIsman0 5.
6. Senien. bpi5 6uItru oar en- Gleie-
batter a ben ABODE, o. bDor ban
MD Ell fetIig 9leie. Cen afopoe
par Ell goo Oonif Mano. iom altio
msote, naor BIigten fal0te, ggre
oere bans Minoe.
Sallum. Sbao 5Olf maa % life
maa. Isl. Ap.) Sneofer Scope
9pfau / Sfaft, ser lii 5oraaret oil
opfere ct mt Sus, is9te forIeoen
ON 9pg9etiao0elie. Den funoe nof
beoil9es; men ban maatte life, iom
poatpnft. t9tfe tit Sus meo Bop.
8iIoe ban bpgae, ifuIoe ban leege
Eegliten paa lit 8us. 8riinOen til
Bette merfelige gaobuo ifal opre
Ben, at ct Sus meO Sagpop efter
acknowledgements Sfsn nil0e pan-
fire 9an0ifabet. 5oorIeoes man Of
ben @run0 fan paalGg9e N Wan0
en- Meruogift at omtrent 1000 Mf.,
er miIoeit taIt u~begribeIiet.
2itcr 9pgnm. Gn tpoagtig Bigger.
6orle0en bao en- yfattig Heiienoe"
! Dos @nfe 30. gouIien I Otter 2g-
gum ON ZEN miIo @aoe". % 9onen
gif inc / en- Sioeitlte for at bente
i'm Gen9epun9, iaa 2anoitrpoeren
tit Snit til at foripinoe me0 ct
2ommeur, iom bang paa @9ggen.
aonen opoogeoe itrofs oeo fin ill
bagefomit Spoeriet og teIe-
fonereoe efter @enoarmen / Soos-
lunO. Oct Ipffeoes BAN at iaa fat /
5pren / 6%opsIun6. San bragtes til
4abenraa @aretpgtsorreit.
g%nbcnran. Mnnae frcmmcSe 81.
ifere % baarlise Eriicr. Isl. ap.)
Otter ben ienere 5ios tore Sang.
tier Per bar Ser in0funoet iig man.
&c frenmeOe 5iifere, ioo ser M
%. SAM Iigger en- bel lille 5loa.
Be al fremmeoe aoaier / Saonen.
Bare De M life bIiper ifuife0e, ga
griien er aaaet teo til npiten IN
gentiHg; Tor De ii0ite 5angiter 6ao0e
5iiferne fun en- rem 6ortieneite al 8
Benniug pr. 81. Sfal SpboIoet i
oct fremme0e ipare Gegning, maa
Ser iaoleoes life fanges ioa Ii6t.
Men 6o Der efter Ell 9eogang /
Gegelen pIeier al ieIge en- Opgnng.
er oct life unuuIigt, at griien / De
n9rmeite Gage after fan ftige.
@ram Cmesn. Sprplageri %
Srifferi. Ere Rano, iom bao6e op.
ret in0e | @rambp aro, forte ser.
fra til aditrup / en- iaa raienoe 6art !
at 8oIf bnrmeoes ooer oct. Soften
blep pioifet til at Lobe alt, boao
ben funoe. "a De fom til aoItrup,
n9lteoe 9ognen, og De TO nf Soloe.
brgorene 6leo temmelig 6aarot fop.
ite0e, iad De maatte feres til6aqe til
Gram meo forbun6ne 5oOeoer on
Der isge 2egebipIp.
Irnnm. Nrreiteret. en- mis-.
t9nfelig gerion, Der bdooe boet bos
@eitgfuer @naroe og oeo afreiien
life funoe betale bleo al oen ber.
oeren6e @enoarm anbolot og inoIat
| arreiten. Den unbolote, Der fore.
gap at Dide fsbe en- for 8aaro og
o9re Gier Of 10000 @f., er oiItnof
Den iamme Berion, Iom forIeoen
sDeoe ge6ragerier I Saoersleo oper
for ct Gar @eitgiuere. Scr sprigt
foregap ban at bape 5amifie / Spnn.
BET, builfet bite fig oefao at oere
rigtig.
Cfsbsf Sosn paa als. Steren
er fOmmen! Gen fsrfte 5ornars.
bebuoer, Steren, er nllereoe tom.
men, ifriper y8pbbsl- Soften.
Oct er o~oeroroentlig tioligt, Den
er fommen ! liar, oa ri enonu %.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-11
m nj II.

amtsa0uofaten Mmtsforitanoer
8ier) mente, at set par noget al set
friuoIeite. Der bar ifrepet / lang Sio.
San anorog pna iefs MoaneOers
6pngieI.
Retten raoOilo LOG finn ct 2ieblif.
0ommen Loo pao fire Waaneoers
69ngieI. artifIen inoeboIOt meget
femme 6ornermeIier baaoe moo
9eitnanten og bans foreiotte. Oct
bar aIOeIes u%tiIbsrIigt at ifripe, at
2eitnanten bapoe obrsIet~, % at
ban par brutal. Der par ingen
@rnno til at ie milot paa Sagen.
ga ben anflageoe par t%iOligere Itraf.
fet.
--- .Wm.~ tilisier:
6olf, ser oaglig bar meo 9laO-
arbei0e at gore ue0. 6por let 0et fan
D9floe, al en- lDel0ig 9totlts niger
iig ino I 9laoets Spalter. ri faler
Oerfor ogiaa / ierlig @ra0. 6oor
baar6 Sen ienoerborgife ltnoerrets
aen0eIie er.
4eoaftsr Soension er / 5oroeien
iOemt , maaneoers 5engieI. @e0
0en iioite Com bIioer set aItiaa Ell
ballot 9tor. gn ioaoon 9ilififfelie
er life ufen6t for noroilespigife
Sournnliiter. @aigeoel m%eofsrer
bper Dom, Der opergnar en- aoaega,
at ri, Ser FAR prepet noget lignen-
De. f6Ier meo Sen 0omfpIote o.
at ieIp ON Straffen life
fan fornn6res, at ban oil uoitaa
ben uoeu at tage Sfa0e paa Suno.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-11

paa @runo nf tiltagenoe Spagbeo
tage OpboI0 bos 9onoboIsmano 5.
6. Seniell. bpis 6uitru par en- 8leie-
batter nf Ben afoeOe, d bDor ban
neo Ell fetIig 9leie. Zen afopoe
par ell goo oanif Mano. iom altio
ms0te, naor Bligten fal0te. ggre
pore bans Minoe.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24
he CALLS FOR BOOKS;
WOULD DISSOLVE TRUST
Prosecuting Attorney in Jersey
After the National Packing
Company.

JERSEY CITY. N j., Feb. 24.---
Threatening to dissolve tho beef
trust. Prosecutor Caravan demanded
to-day that tho National Packing
Company, said TO be allied to the
trust, produce Its books before the
grand Jury. Mr.. Caravan said that IL
the books were not in his hands by
o'clock, he would go before Judge
Swayxe and ntAft dissolution proceed
fngs The principal books wanted by
the prosecutor Are the minute records
OF the corporation.
The National Packing Company,
which ID generally known as the beef
trust, although Charles w. Armour
denied the other day that his COM
pAny had any interest in 1t, is incor-
porated In tbs State of New Jersey
and has oficea In this city. Armour
& Company, Swift & Company and
Nelson, Morris h Company are Ike
wise Incorporated in this state.
The grand Jury will not make >
until Friday. hut on that
day II II expected that indictments
against tina beef trust will materialize.
The Jersey City Board of Health
sent out afs Inspectors to-day to visit
the cold storage houses and combs
cate all meats and eggs that are found
to be Injurious 20 health.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24
BOOkkEEEPER LOOIs
MASSACHUSETTS BANK
Cambridge Institution Closed by
Comptroller of Currency Short
age of $4,000.

WASHINGTON. d. C.. Feb. 2t.-on
account of 3 reported shortage of
$144, 00e, due to the defaicatton Of the
bookkeeper, the National City Bank.
OF Cambridge. Mass, has been decfar-
ed insolrent and was closed to-day,
according to announcement made by
the Comptroller of the Currency. The
resources and liabilities of the fnsti-
tuition at the time of Its last statement
TO the Comptroller were reported as
s3S2,240.S2 each.
The comptroller of the currency
this afternoon appointed John l..
Bates, former governor OF M&ssa-
chusetts receiver of the bank.
Formal complaint against the miss
ing bookkeeper, George w. Coleman.
was made to-day by Ellis n. Pepper,
bank examiner for MiddIesex county.
Coleman worked Friday. and has not
been seen In Cambridge since he left
the bank. Monday morning person.
whose name Ii not known. received a
telegram from Coleman, the contents
of which have not been given out by
the bank ofiiciais This telegram
caused the examination OF the books
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24
THE GRELT VALUE Of
ALASKA coal LANDS
Facts Brought Out by Bill Of Sen
ator Beverage for Leaf
ing Them Out

WASHINGTON. u. CT Fsh--z1---
Bills reserving to the United States
coal lands In Alaska and providing .
plan for leasing them out we're I'M
troduced In the Senate to-day by Mr..
Beverage. Republican. Of Indians.
and referred TO the Committee on
Public Lands.
The senator said there was recently
presented before the Committee on
Territories some startling testimony
regarding ths value OF Alaskan coal
deposits and their proposed acqutsi-
tion by the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS syn
dictate.
'.The geological survey computed
mat there are I5,i04. 500 900 tons Of
coal In Alaska" he said. That sup
ply will soon be NEEDED for use on the
Pacific coast. II may also be required
In other sections OF the country. The
law provides that these iandE must
be sold for $40 an acre.
Tho testimony given by the man
ager or the Morgan-Guggenhef
syndicate demonstrates the enormous
value Of the coal deposits. one field
alone being Hnfth ssee, 0Ae. H88. The
American people previously had no
idea Of the vast wealth involved. The
figures given by experts show the
real x1tuafln
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24
but FARMER must
TELL Ill ABOUT IT
Can Then Shoot Deer That Per-
sists in Eating His
Cabbage.

TRENTON, n. T.. Feb. at.--SenatoT
LeAvitt proposes 70 benefit every
farmer in the state in q bill intro
dueed in the Senate to-day. II per-
mits farmers to shoot game on their
own lands when the animals are de-
streyinG their crops
This may be done without obtain
linz hunters ltcense. The MEASURE
provides that after such game n shot
the farmer must 20 before . notary
action and why the game was shot.
This affidavit goes TO the game war;
den to protect th9 farmer. Under the
present law the faruner must tirst get
legal permission from the authorities
before he can shoot game destroying
his crops. and while this red tape is
being put into operation the destruc-
ton goes on.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24
STATE SENATOR MORE
CROOKED THAN SNAKE
Martin Littleton Accuses Congress
Swindling and Looting-one
Legislator Resigns,

ALBANY, ~. Y. Feb. 2A.--As the
opening gun OF his battle to disprove
the charges OF Senator Benn Conger.
that on April 70. 1a01. he accepted d
hrttsc of sf ,eee 10 influence hrs action
on pending highway legislation. Sena-
TOR lothian r.. Aids resigned ~ presi-
dent pro tenn of the State senate
when the Senate resumed its inyexti-
gatian to-day,
Aids, announced the resignation OF
his client In hts opening statement
Tor the defense.
In his resignation Aids set forth
that. having been elected president Of
the Senate by the Republican mem
bers, he would embarrass them Al well
as himself hy continuing in office.
Lattietcn satd that Aids rcstgntrE re-
heyed the situation by placing both
Conger and Aids on the same foot
Ing.
LiteletoE said ths defense would
prove that the CcnEers were connect
I'd with tho interests which were
.pract.cing tho greatest system OF
swindiing and lnoting that WAS eyer
spread over the state"
Lfttieton argued that he would
show that throughout his career Aids
he'd worked Ter legislation inimieai
% the bridge combination. A letter
from w. a. Smyths. of Toge county.
chairman OF the county Republican
COMMITTEES. to Senator Plats. asking
aid In defeating the Stevens Malby
bill, which WAS opposed BIZ the bridge
people. were introduced. with a teie-
gram from Plat to Aids ordering the
legislation defeated.
Littieton outlined the pooling agree
nient to nix bridge rates In tha State
and said that the items appearing In
bridge contracts Al engineering
we're the sums set apart for the local
CiYiciais who permitted the looting.
.sNow, senators said Littieton. Il
ask you II Senator Aids opposed the
bridge bill III 1901 because Hiram @.
Moe handed him $1,000, or because
Ne received the letters have read
from Senator Plat. the recognized
Republican leader In the State at that
time -
I.ittaetcn closed with an impassfon-
cd appeal for fair treatment Tor Aids
and ! declaration of war to the knife
against Conger.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24
ANARCHIST WOULD
LEAD HONEST LIFE

CINCINNATI. O.. Feb. 24.---sur-
rendering to the police to-day. In or
der that he might have q chance to
lead an honest life. Christian Keppler
In addition to admitting numerous
burglaries. declared he was an anar.
chtst. and said that he was implicated
In the assassination of Empress Enz-
abeth of Austria ut Geneva. Switxer-
land. In 1902.
Keppler stated fhat he had come
to Cincinnati after escaping from Eu-
rope. and obtained work as q hotel
porter. There he says he met d con-
Wet, who forced him to rob actresses
and ether patrons of tho hctci, dtvid-
ing the plunder with him. 1t was to
get away from this man. whose name
he has given the police, that, he says.
he gave himself up
Keppicr II fully acquainted with the
details OF the assassination Of En-
press Elizabeth by the Italian anar-
chtst. Lucheni. and the police will 60
thoroughly In the story.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24
NEW JERSEY DELEGATE
HAD REl SORE FOOT
Returns to His job, However, and
Heartily Endorses Good
Roads Measures.

TRENTON, N. II. Feb. 74.-Gover-
nor Fort appeared at the Stare House
to-day after being kept IT home more
than week with = sore foot. and re-
tng to the Legislatures with his. en-
.dorsoment, mestage transmitting the
report OF the s,tate Highway Commits
zion OF State Road Commissioner
Fredk.
Kilson, OF this city. Il member.
The chief Recommendation In the
report ID that = law BE- passed au-
thorixing this commission to negotiate
with the respective boards OF free
holders and municipal board, II neces-
sary, for the ceatng To the State Of
highways through the counties and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24
Seeking TO REVIVE THE
COMMODITIES CLAUSE
\
Important Case Brought by Gov
eminent to be Heard in
Philadelphia.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2l.--ln the
Circuit Court at Philadelphia to-mor-
row the Federal government win be-
gin Its first proceeding seeking re-
habilitatjon OF the commodities
clause, Of the railway rate INV. Tnaf
portion OF the statute was bereft Of
tn scope by dAcisinn last year Of
the Supreme Court OF the United
States. which remanded six test cases
for further proceedings. The last
construed this deciston
a. emascuiating the clause and drop
ped the cases.
Attorney General Wickershanns how
ever. has decided to secure further
construction OF the matter, and with
this end In view will tomorrow ask
the Circuit Court to either dismiss
without prejudice the bill against the
Lehixh Valley railroad or permit the
fiiinE OF an amended bill Of complaint.
This railroad has been selected among
the other six, because 1t Is alleged
that the L.ehigh Valley Coal Company
Is directly owned and controlled by
the railroad. Its officers identical and
its offices in the same building.
The decision Of the Supreme Court
was that ownership Of stock by Z
railroad In q coal company whose
product Ii transported was not direct
ownership. within the meaning of the
statute.
The Department OF Justice believes
that the Lehigh can be reached under
crrn the restricted scope Of the cuH-
modities clause.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24
Ting B IKE
F]RG0VNER 'sH[AD
Tammany Leaders Prepared TO
Depose New York State
Chairman.
STRUGGLE FOR POSITION
Meeting of State Committee First
Shirnish in Struggle for Con-
troll in Next Campaign.

Albany. N. r.. Feb. 24.--Aibany
rssounds with the whir OF the poIiti-
cal grindstone to-day. as the combina-
ton Of Tammany leaders. Kings coun-
~ and q few upstate Democrats are
working with will putting q keen
cutting edge on the axe with which
TO Iop on the head Of William J. Con-
ners, chairman OF the Democratic
State Committee.
While the axe is being prepared the
Corners adherents are telling . tale
Or one OF the most peculiar political
deals In the history or New York
State.
The Corners men say that the So
called new Democracy, the organixa-
ton formed as the result Of many
conferences between the moneysd men
who ran the State Democracy in the
good old days OF Cleveland and Hill.
- -s&crttctnS -Couners to maks capital
for the next national campaign. They
do not want the Buffalo leader. They
want a man who will recognize their
inherited rights rs party leaders, who
viii support their candidate for gov
ernor next fall. and who will help
swing the New York delegation to the
national convention OF 1919 In line for
the man the oid1time leaders think
ought to make the fight. This is the
Corners end OF the story.
In order to bring this about Con-
rers Is to be deposed. his friends here
claim. His successor win possibly be
John A. Dix, the candidate OF Tam
many Hall, Then New York win. II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24
PROTECTION
FOR FIT CONTRACT
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New England Concern Guarantees
That United States Will
Watch Over Argentina.

LONDON. Feb. 24.--English gov
ernment and naval circles are to-day
crediting = report that Argentina's
contract for two Dreadnoushts was
given to the Fore River Shipbuiiding
Company.~of quincy. Mass. In return
for some sort OF pledge of American
protection OF Argentina against az
gresstons by its South American
ncighbors-
In support of this assertion, It Is
declared with much pcsitlveness that
the English arm Of vickers' sons and
Maxim made an offer OF $2i.T50, 600.
az against Z bid OF $23.00o.0o0 by the
American company. But the. former
was unable to give a pledge of Eng
lish protection, such a. Argentina
wished.
The contract was recently closed
here between the Argentine minister
to England and admiral Bowies. pres
ident of the Fore River Company.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24
TRACTION LINE WANTS
NEW YORK bill PARK
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Suit Instituted to Condemn Pc'o
Grounds for Extension
of System.

NEW YORK. Feb. e4.-suit was
instituted to-day by the Manhattan
Railway Company 10 condemn the
Polo Grounds at One Hundred and
Fifty-seventh street and Eighth ave-
nue., where the National League base
ball games are played In New York.
The proceedings by which the Man
haitian Company expects to acquire
title p the ball park arc taken In
connection with tho plan to extend
their liHe to YaHkers bw way OF Fort
Washington avenue.
The route described ID tbs railway
company's plans ~ submitted to the
Public Service Commission, however.
does not necessarily touch an inch OF
the Polo Grounds. On this ground
and because there ID no other avail
able site for BALL park within q
reasonable distance OF the center Of
the city II Is expected that the suit
will be bitterly contested W the bali
magnatea.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24
ONE is KILLED
TWO ARE INJURED
Steel Cutting Saw Bursts in Car,
negie Plant, Partial by
Wrccking Shop.

NEWARK, n. j.. Feb s4.--one
man was killed and two injured when
. huge steal quitting saw In thA plant
of tbs Carnegie Steel Company burst
to-day and partially wrecked the ma
chine shop.
The dead man ID George Pasel. "a
years old OF 81 Hermon street- He
was struck BY = fiying fragment of the
saw and was almost cut u two.
Another man who Wa struck by q
piece OF metal 10 In st. Mtehaefs hos
whoae name Ii not known, wAa struck
In the Leg and seriously injused.