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The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10
BOOKS IS ART"
SAYS STRATTON
John Gibson Howell Jr. Conn
PEELED to Pay Duty on
Leather Bindings
Pages Duty Free, but Covers
Are Taxed 40 Per Cent
AID VaIOrem

Books" said John ellison Howell
Jr. is books"
Not So" replied Frederick S. STRAIT
ton. collector of the port, books is
art"
But" objected J. G. Howell Jr., "the
catalogue states that all books printed
more than 20 years ago are duty free.
These half dozen books, all and each.
were printed more than 20 years ago.
The bindings are recent. But the books
they are old"
There is q duty Of 40 per cent ad
valorem on manufactured Ieather,
which is art. which is the bindings of
these books" asserted Stratton. Art
for arts sake is not one Of the aphor-
isms Of the customs service. Forty per
cent. please"
John ellison Howell Jr. paid. uncon-
WINGED and the question is to be taken
east and settled by the chiefs of the
custom house.
The point at issue is a nice one. Are
bindings part OF the books they sur
round when they are extra Illuminated
bindings. worth a months salary, or
are bindings part OF books only when
they are paper, cloth or one-quarter
leather
nent of books some time go and began
clearing them in the usual routine way.
Then some customs employe opened the
box TO give the articles the customary
scrutiny.
non both the outside and inside of
the covers" the employe reported.
there are pictures. done in leather or
set in leather. The books, as their
declaration shows. are worth some
where about s4OO. Now the books are
just paper. printed like regular books,
but the bindings are leather. iuumi-
mated and very costly. It is art and 40
per cent ad valorem should result"
So Collector Stratton thought. aud
though Elder & Co. sent communica-
tions in which they pointed out that
bindings are merely, and have been.
but integral and necessary parts of
books. the collector has stood his
ground.
The books are old prints, being more
than 20 years old, not dutiable. and the
book firm offered to pay the duty on
the new bindings on their value alone
deductng the considera BILE value Of the
prints. But the custom house stood
firm.
The duty has been paid. and one book
viii be sent east as a representative of
the six. 10 obtain a friendly ruling in
the matter.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10
WOMAN PHYSICIAN
. PERFORMS MIRACLE

This woman has performed a
miracle said Police Judge Conlan yes
terday, "and the case of Alonzo P.
Crawford, charged with burglary, will
be dismissed"
The woman referred to was DR.. w.
| Bust, a woman physician at 445 Page
street. Crawford, who is Is years of
age, entered her apartments on Janu-
ary and stole about 5000 worth of
jewelry. He was charged with bur-
glary, but Doctor Bust expressed a de-
sire to endeavor to make a man of
him.
From time to time the judge had re-
ceived reports from Doctor Bust of the
satisfactory progress she was making
and yesterday morning the final re-
port was received that she had thor
oughly accomplished her purpose In re-
forming the boy.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10
MILK COMMISSIONS
WILL HOLD MEETING
Large Program Outlined Cover
ing All Ailments to Which
Cows Are Subject

meeting of the medical milk COM
missions of California will be held at
the university farm, Davis, Cal, on
Monday, April 1S, beginning at 1
o'clock p. m. This meeting will be de-
voted to papers by members of the
medical commissions which are certi-
Tying the milk produced by certain
California dairieS and to the discussion
of many important questions which
have come up in the progress of their
work.
The corps of instructors of the agri-
cultural college, University of Califor-
mia, will take an active part in this
meeting and every opportunity will be
given those who attend to visit the
university farm dairy and creamery
and view the work in practical and
progressive dairying which is being
done by this important department of
the university.
The question of tuberculosis in dairy
cattle, which is becoming of utmost
Importance and interest to the milk
producers and consumers of this state
will be dealt with in important papers
by experts who have a nation wide
reputation in their field. The technfc
of the tuberculin test in cattle will be
shown before the meeting and autop-
sizes on reacting cows will be per-
lOIulSQ anu 1uISClCQ VI sans QSIuOH-
Strated
Physicians, farmers. milk producers
and consumers and all who are inter
ested in the production and distribu-
ton of pure milk are cordially invited
to attend this meeting.
Following is the program:
Address OF welcome. Prof. Leroy Anderson.
History of Certified Milk in California, -
DR.. A. B. Spalding.
Demonstration of the Tuberculin Test in
Cattle and Ante-Mortem Examination of In
fected Cows, Prof A. r. Ward and Prof
G. NJ. Haring.
1.-The Milk Production Problem Professor
Hopper.
Control Of Bovine tuberculosis in Certified
Dairies,'' Prof A. R. Ward.
use of the Score Card in Dairy Inspection, u
DIR. Chester Roadhouse
Production of Certified Cream and Certified
Skim Mix Prof. NJ. Jana.
The Pure Milk Problem Prof G. W.
Major.
Reports and discussions by members of the
medical milk commissions Of the counties OF
San Francisco, Alameda, Santa Barbara and
Los Angeles
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10
SAN JOSE PLANS
MARATHON DANCE
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SAN JOSE, April s.-Many devotees
of dancing in San Jose and adjacent
communities will enter the Marathon
dance to be held in the Auditorium
rink in San Jose beginning next Satur-
day evening. Young men and women
from various parts of the county will
go into the contest against the five
couples who remained on the floor at
the end of the recent Marathon in San
Francisco. The Marathon was ar
ranged after Frank Perry's challenge
had been accepted by the San Fran
ciscans- Perry claims to have danced
10 hours.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10

Trains on the Tonopah and Goldfield
road are running on schedule time, ac-
cording to information received by Matt
Clarke, general agent of that road in
this city, yesterday. The road found
some difficulty during the first two
days of the labor troubles, but, accord
ing to the dispatch received here yes
terday from the general superintendent,
there will be no more difficulty.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10

POLICE CHIEF DISbuSSED-S Louis. April
9.@Chief of Police Creecy was dismissed
from his position by the police board today
He was found guilty Of Ave. Of the eight
charges on which he tried. He was
exonerated of knowledge of or connection with
the alleged police fund shortage.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10

ton and Texas Central the Houston
East and West Texas and the Houston
and Shreveport, with Office at Houston,
succeeding A. A Martin, resigned to ac-
cept service elsewhere.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10

WILL LECTURE ON EDUCATIoN-''Techin
Education will be the title of an address to
be delivered by Alfred Roncovieri. superin-
tendent of public schools, this evening at
Equality hall, 139 Albion Colonel
Harris Weinstock, recently returned from an
extensive European tour, will lecture next
Sunday, his subject being "Russia."
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10

ARBITRATION IS APPROVED Washington,
April 9.-The arbitration convention recently
concluded here between representatives of
Costa Rica and Panama has been approved
by the president of Costa Rica, according to
telegram to the secretary Of state from
the minister at San Jose.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10
CHAS. NJ. PI

CHAS. VI. PLUM & CO., Sutter street
above Grant avenue. This week spe-
cial showing of wall papers and fab
RIGS exclusive in design, refined in
coloring.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10

Eczema? Worthington's Skin Salvei
Guaranteed by all druggists. SOC.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10

FALL PROVES FATAL-Albuquerqu n. NJ,
April 81. W. Allen, prominent rancher.
died this morning the result of being
pitched from his horse yesterday. His neck
broken
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10
soMMER & KAUFMAN, s3s to s4'

Market street and 119 to 125 Grant
avenue. Shoes. The Princess Boot,
new line in buttons, announced as
fit for princess" $3.50 and 81. Eng
lish pumps in tan, Russia calf, pat
ent colt, black suede and gun metal
at SIS and s6.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10

GOULD, SULLIVAN & CO., 253 Post
street. announce a sale at one-f fourth
off on every article IN their entire
stock of ladies' suits, evening gowns
and wraps. street coats, petticoats,
waists, neckwear, etc.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10

i. MAGNIN & CO., Grant avenue and
Geary street Semiannual sale of
hand embroidered waists, their own
manufacture. Specials in millinery.
Hosiery specials; 100 dozen ladies'
pure thread silk hose, regular S1.25
value, S5c the pair. Children s
dresses. to years old, special this
week at 1928.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10
THE NEW YORK SAMPLE HOUSE,

THE NEW fUHh SAMPLE HUDSE,
769 Market street. Sample trimmed
hats, just in, S5, $3.50, SO and s12.5O;
produced by talented designers of
New York and Paris. Every new
straw, as well as all the new shapes.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10

RANSOHOFF'S, go Post street. Lat
est models IN suits. gowns, coats and
waists. Foulard, chiffon, lingerie
and linen dresses, $3.50 to 5000. Fou-
lard and motor coats, dressy and
plain serge coats, pongee and linen
coats and cloud coats of chiffon CLOTH
now in vogue in Paris, London and
New York, $40, SIS, $35, s45. Many
special offers are announced in
waists
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10
o,CoNNoR. MoFFArr g CO.. Pc

O'CONNOR, MOFFATT e CO., Post
street near Kearny. Making a spe-
cial advertisement the last moment of
French and English pattern hats of
their own importation. Prices one
fourth off. Sale begins Monday morn
ing.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10

GOLDEN GATE CLOAK AND SUIT
HOUSE, Market street near Jones
Great sale of manufacturer stocl
of tailored suits, silk dresses, lingerie
dresses, Jackets, silk Jackets and Ions
coats. An assortment of ready to wear
garments at one-third to one-hal1
actual worth.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10
Special Attractions Offered This Week by
San FTanciscO's Leading Retail Merchants

Market and Jones streets
The great sale of Schoenholz & Els
bachs stock, purchased at SO cents on
the dollar, is renewed this week with
specially choice consignments brought
from the warehouse. Women's suits
worth $3.50 are offered at $13.65;
tailored and lingerie waists, 81 to
s15O value, at 80 cents-less than
cost in many instances. Blankets.
wool nap, worth SO, are offered at
S1s5 the pair; $3.50 arctic blankets at
$3.50 the pair, Sc North Star blankets
at S2.95 the pair, 81 Santa Clara
blankets at $3.95 the pair, SO White
House blankets at $5.95 the pair.
Guaranteed quadruple silver plated
ware is offered at astoundingly low
prices. Millinery ribbons worth so
cents are offered at 19 cents, 81
moire silk at SO cents the yard; So
human hair switches, 20 inches long,
at 80 cents; and prices on every
variety of clocks are cut in half
cuckoo, intermittent alarm, hanging,
dresser and mantel clocks are offered
at $119, s1.4S and $1.95.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10

LIVINGSTON BROS, Fillmore ar
Geary streets. Continuation Apr
silk sale. Prices '25c. 4Sc, CSC, 81
and 81. Great April sale table liner
and bedding.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10

EASTERN OUTFIT"TTNG CO., 1917 Mar
ket street. Another carload of two
inch continuous post all. brass beds
at $16. And credit.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10

Contracts are to be let this week for
the extension Of the Nevada California
oregon, from Alturas to Lakeview,
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10

L. KREIss & SONS, Van Ness and SUIT
ter. Removal sale of their high grade
furniture at reductions 25 to so per
cent. This sale has been noted for
the high quality of the offerings and
the low prices quoted. AS moving day
approaches the price sacrifices grow
more and more interesting.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10

Official announcement was made yes
terday that the Salt Lake route wc,i}d
open for through traffic July l. This
viii be on the temporary tracks. how
ever, the directors OF the road having
decided not to rebuild through the Old
survey permanently.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10
THE WHITE HOUSE CRaphae,

THE WHITE HOUSE (Raphae1 WE'LL
& Co, Inc.), Sutter street, Grant ave-
nue. and Post street Special sale
trimmed hats at $15 each. Also roses
and foliage. Women's tailored suits
at S22.5O, $3.50. One piece and lin
gerie dresses at $3.50. Pleasing op-
portunities in every department, in
cluding special offers in French un-
derwear. parasols, ribbons, neckwear.
trunks and suitcases and furnishings
for summer homes.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10

ID. SAMUELS (The Lace HOuse)-A
sweeping sale affecting all depart
ments is on today. One special at
traction is the Offering of black silks
regularly sold at $3.50. S1.75 and 81
yard for 81. In this is offered a
wide choice-36 inch cashmere de sole,
peau de cygne, diagonals, repps.
duchess satins and chiffon taffetas.
Women's pure silk hose, garter top
and cotton foot, regularly S1.25 and
s1.35, at 95 cents. Regular 25 cent
vests at 19 cents, so cent vests at 35
cents and rs cent union suits at As
cents. In table linen and domestics
are many bargains. as also in shoes,
veilings, jewelry, collars and scarfs.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10

J. c. Graves, city passenger agent Of
the San Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt
Lake at Los Angeles. is in the city for
a. few days on business.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10

H r. Carl has been appointed q
travelling freight agent Of the Great
Northern, with Office at St Paul.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10

The Transportation club and the
California association of traffic agents
are contemplating a joint excursion TO
Lake Tahoe. It is roposed to leave
this city Saturday, May g, returning
early the following Tuesday morning.
Monday. May 80, Is a legal holiday, and
those taking the trip viii be back in
this city in time for work on the day
following.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10

THE EMPORIUM announces us April
sale Of wash goods, commencing
Monday morning, at $50. Also a
tremendous sale of julius Kayser's s
genuine Italian silk vests for ladies,
$2.75. An accumulation of samples
and loom ends in embroijeries-1h " to
AZ yard strips at 15c per yard and
up. Sold in strips only. Many spe-
cials in dinner sets. table glass, china
ware and household articles.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10

THE JUVENILE, 130 Grant avenue, is
making most seasonable offerings in
wash suits at 50. The materials con-
sist of galateas, piques, repps, ETC., in
a variety of pretty colorings. Spe-
cials in childrens socks, hats AM
outing suits are also featured in the
display announcement in today's ad-
vertising columns
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10

d. NJ. Newtbn, city passenger agent
of the Oregon Short Line at Salt Lake
City, has been appointed travelling
passenger agent at Ogden, succeeding
A. B. Moreley, resigned to engage in
other business
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10

FREDERICK'S, Ellis street near Van
Ness avenue. Three Weeks-not the
novel. but the sale. Removal prices
for 21 days more on furniture, car
pets, Jraperies and wall paper. Arts
and crafts fumed oak. ornamental
armchair, $22. Magnificent arts and
crafts settee, $61.50. Many other
big reductions before removal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10

r. A Taylor has been appointed
freight claim agent of the Galveston,
Harrisburg and San Antonior the Hous.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10

The Arbuckle and Western railroad
has been incorDora-ed in Oklahoma,
with capital stock Of S4O0,0OO The
plans call for q line from Ardmore
northwest to Chzckasha, 10 nIi;cs, with
branch from Milo, near Ardmore.
northwest TO Lawton, s. miles. 1t has
been estimated that the line will cost
SIG, 900 a mile. The directors include:
o. o. Ayers, ). r Pennington, II. A.
Eefner and r. s. Ayers
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10

z. W. Beatty has been appointed
general solicitor OF the Canadian Pa
cifc. with office It Montreal Quebec.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10

BRITAIN & CO., Market and Mason
streets. Expansion sale. Specials on
every household necessity through
out the store. So decorated dinner
set for 1915. Etched tumblers, SOC;
stems, soc. Many specials in garden
tools. Garden hose, sc foot; $3.50
Shasta sprinklers, 81. other specials
in fishing tackle, paints and all
makes of safety razor blades.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-12-01
! . DECEMBER BARGAIN SALE
s1oe Begins Friday, December End, 1910 3?
MEMS CLOTHING

We are the EXCLUSIVE selling agents in HaHiesburg
for Hat-Schafer G. Mark Fine Clothing You prob
ably realize bu this time that 1phen lpe mention the
name of Han-Schqfer 6 Marx in connection Nth
good clothes we pe said all there is to say as to quality,
tailoring style, the only other point is H and we guar
antee that; you needn't keep them if the fit isn't right
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-15

will, bysmy W jej opisach szu-
kali rozrywki i zaspokojenia
pustei %ciekawosci. L oburze-
MEM i wstretem odtraccie
wszelkie ksiazki czy gazety,
kt6re 20 zbrodni tel czynia
niegodziwy handlarski int:
res, kt6re jej r"ozmazywaniem
rama serca katolickie ] pol
skie. Me rozczytywac sic,
ale %zapomniec o niej nalezy.
Me W zyciorysach zbrodnia-
rzy szuka6 duchowej strawy,
ale W wznios}ych i szlachet-
nych czynach ludzi cnotli-
wych a 6wietych!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-15
.Pod1i.

z Pod powyzszym tytu}em "a
mies;z,c'za "Glos Ludu", wy
chodzacy W Czestochowie, ar
tyklhi kt6ry zzuwaga przeczy.
tao sobie powinni i ci nasi
pismacy, kt6rzy z okazyi
wstretnej a mad wyraz boles-
lnej sprawy czestochowskiei
kuja bro6 przeciw kosciolo-
wi i ca1emu ~duchowie6stwu.
Otto, co 0 zgrai pod}ych pis-
mok6w pisze owa gazeta:
Q zbrodni Jasnog6rskiej,
niema / ME moze bye dvu
zda6: tax jest straszna i po-
tworna, re brak slow pote
pienia. Trzeha atoli bye nie-
g%odziwcem, by z niej kuc
broh przeciw Kosciolowi, "a
konom i calemu d~uchowie6-
stWu.
A ME brak takich. Gala
zgraja be2wyznanionych pts
mak6w ma osciez rozwar}a 2
tego powodu papierzana swa
paszczeke, by jadem niena-
wisci oszczerstw obrzucic
wszystko j wszystkich, co
tylko W iacznosci pozostaje
2 religia i Ko6cio}em. Me
masz iuz u MICH zadnego ka-
.plana, zadnego zakonaika,
.kt6ryby godnym by1 togo i
mienia: wszysey niemal zbro-
.dnjarzami, ME .warci innego
losu iak tylko wypedzenia
4 ludzkich siedzib.
Tylko zaciekly wr6g WARY
i Ko6cio}a zdobye sic moze
ma taxa niegodziwo6c. Go wi
MEN temu Kosci6l, wiara, co
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-15

az Mas, Sen: !:
sacyjny zwrot nastapi} W pro-
cesie II %letniej Hattie LIE
Blanc, oskarzonej 0 zastzele-
ME w}asciciela pralni, Glove
ra, u kt6rego %pracowa}a. u
%trzymywa}a ona, ze wpra
die Glover, ~pos1awszy ia d.
izdebki suteren, tam PREY
szed} i zaohowaniem sic swo-
jem z~niewolil ia, by ucieka-
la W g6re@i re wtedy~ pad]
strza|, kt6ry go po1ozy} tru=
PEN, ale 70 to ME ona stree
lila. Jej adwokaci teraz jasno
dali do z~rozumienia, IL obwi-
niaja o zamordowan;e Glove
"a lego zone N:etylko ado
wodn;li juz przez licznycb
swiAdk6w, re Gloverowa
czesto grozita melowi zastrze-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-15

og}osic publicznie, ze z otrzy-
manych przesy1ek u powyz-
szej firmly jestem najzupet-
niej ~zadowo!ony. Kapy ma
16zka z frendzla, koce W
pieknych deseniach, bielizna,
reczniki, ubrania, chusteczki
do nosa j t. p. wszystko
jest bardzo TAME i najlepszej
jakosci, przeto polecam
wszystkim tie zr6d}o zakup-
ma a recze, ze kazdy bedzie
z przesy}ki zadowolony.
Jan Bystryk
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-15

leniem "a zalecal,ie sic dziew-
czetom u niego zatrndnio-
nym, ale nadto udowndnili,
Z revolver, z kt6regosstrze
lano do Glovera, zostal u
piony przez kobie,e, ale1aie
przez Hattie LIE Blanc. Gzf6
wick, kt6ry sprzedal revolt
.wer, zezna1, ze kupi}a go "a
welonoxana kobieta mogaea
liczyG lat 80 do IS, ale sta
,mwczo o6wiadczy4, zes ME
by}a to Hattie LIE Blame.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-15

SEATTLE, Wash, Parowiec
Olympia nalezacy do ALA
ska Steamship Co.., osiad} ma
ska}ach Bligh Riff, 40 mil cd
Cordova, W Alasce, a wedle
depesz i%skrowycb, kt6re ma
des11y z prosba O pomoc,
podr6zni i za}oga znajduja
sic W niebezpiecze6stwie,
tembardziej, ze panuje bu-
RIA i ba}wany wciaz zalewaja
okret. Ma okrecie znajduje
sic 81 podr6znych i 81 cz}on--
k6w za}ogi. Telegrafowanie
otrudnione tylko u%rywkowe.
depesze MONA pochwytywac.
Pomiedzy podr6inymi znaj-
duia sic zwiazkowy sedzia
dystryktowy E. E.. .Oush-
man. 2 iona | cz}onkowie. So:
dystry ktowego, kt6rzy
,vybraIi. sic do. Valdez ma
sesye sadowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-15
Podziekowanie

W dowfd uznania ola firmy.
wyrob6w tkackich (pod O.
pieka sw. J6zefa W Korszy-
ME ko}o Krosna W Galicyi-
Austrya.)
L wdziecznosci milo mi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-15
Przytomny.

- Kto jest ten pan, co stoi PREY
oknie? Trzeba przyznac, re wyatt.
kowo szpetny.
- To MOI MAJ?
- Doprawdy? S}usznie ktos pc.
wiedzia}, re najbrzydsi mezczyzni
zenia sic zawsze z najpiekniejszemi
kobietami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-15

znaiduje, ale ci, kt6rzy 60
swykradli, przyczepili do jego
pbrania kart:ke 2 jego nazwi-
skiem i adresem. Ch}opiec
ten jest jnz czwartym chop
Gem " przeciagu tego tygod-
mia wypuszczonym przez szaj-
Ike, podczas gdy znaleziony
onegdaj W pewnym domu
mieszkalnym Giuseppe by}
%pierwszym przez po]icye INA
lezionym. Teraz juz policya
jest pewnq, IL szajka zbro-
.dniarzy trrdniacych sic wy
kradaniem dzieci W celu zy-
SkdnIa OK upu, pIZtIaZlad sig
energicznem .postepowaniem
.policyi ! broit przestanie.
Kazdy z a~resztowanych 20
eta} stawiony pod kaucye
$4,000, a ME mogac jeJ z}o-
.zyc, znajduje sic W areszcie.
John Alamanda zosta1 skaza-
ny ma p6fczwarta roku VIE
z;enie "a wykradzenie c6recz-
XII Leonardo Grande,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-15
w restauracyi.

w restauracyi.
Go$c: - Prosze mi kazac sporza
die jajecznice, tylko ably jajka
by}y swieze.
Us}uzny garson:- Dobrze, prosze
pana. Kucharz rozpusci maslo i
zawola kury, zeby znios}y jaj wprost
do rondla. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-15

WASHINGTON, Liczen;e
ludnc6ci miasta, Tacoma,
Wash, odby}osie pc raz trze.
.cj, tym razem z nadzwyczaj-
ma steranno6cia, i okazafo
siesfee: to .miasto ma 1918
mie1zka6c6w. Wedle pier
wszeggo,zl IL, en IS AZ togo
miassae,aa okazaIo sic, jakobv
ono mia1o 1920 mieszkah-
COW. Za;raz. je,dnakowg!oz pod
nios]y sic glossy, re pope}nio-
no oszustwa, a re ME brak1o
dowod6w, przeto' zarzadzono
drugie urzedowe liczenie.
W6wczas otrzymauo liczbe
82,972 m1eszkanc6w. Ale ME
zadowolni4o to obywateli mia
sta, podniesli oni zarzut 70
liczenie 'by}o niedok}adne j
niedba}e, i zarzadzono trze-
c:e }iczenie: :>-.,~'=~
CHICAGO III. Dr.. Julian
f. Luxembourg, znany spe-
cyalista, umar} nagle W szpi
talu sw. J6zefa pad} w
chwili gdy z kolegami roma
vial: DR.. H urodzl:, sic W
Dunkirk, N. Y. pred 81 laty.
w mlodych latacb. Dr.. H.
uczy} sic ma aptekarza. POI
niej pc uko6czeniu tego kur-
su pu6ci{ sic ii. ma lekarza ]
chlubnis studva ukohczy}.
W szpitalu sw: J6zefa by} on
]ekarzem naczeinym cd d{uz-
szego. czasu. W konsultacy.
ach liczono. SIZE jego opinia
- gdyz " niekt6rych cho-
robach BY on pierwszorze
dna powaga naukowa.-