davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-16
Tribunal Supreme
DE PUERTO RICO
Se1alanliertos de apelaciones en- plei-
t0s civiles.
SO. t6rmino de ses;ones del alo
1910
4

Ni.rnes lG. Casimiro Garcia del Va
H.. .on Gustavo Preston y otra. Cobro
DE- pesos.
Ai&rtes 20. joaquin Sanchez ChirinC
co4 Manuel Negr6n y Colon. Eiecu
ci@n he hipoteca.
Microbes p. Jose de la Rosa Vaz
quez. con Francisco Medina. Cumpli
mirnto de contrato.
.Iueves D Emilio Huete, con Eu
genia Teillard Cobro de dinero.
Niermes %. Camilo Surinach en- re
presentation de sIis memories hijos cor
LuiS Ninlliat. Authorization judicial pa
ia h.ootecar IN solar
N.rnes %. sabas Abreu y Sosa
con Loque Vale Gomez
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-08

: : @i:f= = .## SO q. ssas-sl.,Ht
Per2y nobote1st.oa.- " oxdobne
miekk,ej .sk6rkowej. orrawie =
,foconym tytuliklem, z}ocone
brzegj. $1.26
G1os Sercd -Zbl6r mod{5w i ie6n'
ola dusz poboznych q dutym
drukiem) oprawne: v sk6rke, :
z}ooenym tytulikiem, z{ocone
brzegi. 500
9tos Serca- 3 dutym drukiem.
oprawna W sk6rke, z okuoiem j
sameczkiem, Z ss{ooonym tytuli.
klein, s}ocone brzegi. ..tl.oo
4min Str6& Chrze6cisnina1K stolka
sbi6r modlitw i pie6ni slu4aoY
dla dusz pobo4nych rosani2ru
6xst CALI " sk6rkowej oprswie
5e zfoconym tytulikiem, z&ocone
oVO
"a x.a4 +sa :s.
Am'ot Sr64-w sk6rkowej opr.wia
okuciem j klamerks, 70 xlooo..
nymstytulikism, zkooone brss-
., 500
Anid Str6t-oprawny " moona
francuskas sk6rks, gietkie ok}ads
ki, zfocone brEegi, 70 z}oconym
tytulikiem ......,,.. Sl'26
Aaso' tr64-:oprswny v mocn4
franouska sk6rke, miskkle oklads
III, zfoeone brzegi 70 x}ooonym
tytuligiem. $1.5c
Wy6or ma osobliwszych nabotehstw
Ple6ni, ma duchowa pooieohy i
Pozytek lndzi pobotnych i r53s
nych kslag zebrsny; oprawny y
sk6rke, : koiorowym obrazkiem
ma oksadce, z}ocone brzegi fgru.
b. druk). 90
Wybdr oprawnyw sk6rker : oku3
elem j sklamerka, z{ocone brxe.
81 (gruby druk). ........ Sl.5o
Wiamek ku czoi Naj6wietszs; Mary
Fanny : r6snych naboke6stw u.
witty, oprawny " sk6rke, z}oooa
ne brzegi, 3z}ooonym tytnllkiem
okuoiem klamerk9 ....3l. a.
Dsasina Ksiatka do nabozehstwa
ola wszystkieh k~atclik6v, opra4
VIVA v sk6rke. z{ocone brzegi {
s}cconym tytulikiem ...$l.5c
Zbiorsk modlitw ola ozlonk6W II.
stolst~a sesca Jesusowtsg;o, 10.
prawny v sk6rke angielsk9,
ozerwone brzegi, : z}oconymAy-
tulikiem =. ef.0n
s.= La Sl4a -f fz.sKaz ~
.s. z Gej1sneqo wYk}adsE wange-
lii iLekcyi na 1iedsiels 17swieta
ksiaa4ka do o6wieoenia lizbudo-
wanna duszy ohrze6oiahsko-ka-
tolickiej, : gruntownhm. wyja6-'
nieniem roku ko6oielBe9o, neIi-
k}6wniejssyoh obrxed6w ko6cielr
nyoh, mszy Swietei, nsbo&ehdstwa
domowego ola ehoryeh, drog
krzYzowej, jakotet kYciorysam.
Swietych Pahskich, csczonyy,ch
miaanowicie prEez luds polsko-
katolicki, v czarnej oprawie q
z1oconym tytuliklem !. ~. s.. so,
!. s:
zywoty S.oiftyh Rhlskich na
na wszystk1e dnie sroku, pedlue
najWiarogodniejszych zr6dsfywyy
jetycb : dziel ojetw i doktor6x.
ko6ciofa Sw. opracowane podlue
ks0ica O.. Bitschaaua,9x .#us
w~xgledniem 6wietyoh pahsLieh,
kt6rych wydals E1emis polskx
q donajnowszyehseEas6w Zs
kolorowymi obraxkami i .przaee
sslo 500 drse~porytsni. Na1nows
sss wydanie poprawnea w piie.
knej oprawie---..-..... $500
E4aa34E
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-08
NfeszczeSHwy Wypadek
PREY operacyi.

~ htI-sz
Podczas pewoej operaoyi " dor
mu chorgch W Pradze zamierzal
lekarz desyofekowa6 reke 10 let
:niego dziewczecia ,jodem b~enzyno.
wynn. w tenn nastapis wybuch bu-
telki Z benzyne i " oksmgn'en,u
stane}y suknie dziewczeola " p}o-
mienisch. W6r6d stras1nych bole6r
ci dsiewcze umar}o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-08
CIEKAWE RZECzY

N0Wy kapitan z KOpenick.
w miescie Rammacca ma Sycylli
zg}osi} sic p'zed kilku dn'ami do
komendanta karabiner6w mpiczy.'
INA, ubrany W czarny str6j cywll'
ny i o6wiaaczywszy, re ma urzedo-
we polecenie dokonania szeregu
rewizyi pc okolicznych dworach
zazada} Cd niego wyznaczenia mu
asysty ~wojskowej. Ola uzasadnie'
MIA zadania przedstawil p1smo, RE
komo wydane mu przez prcfekta
miasta Katanii. Latwowierny kapi-
tan uczyni} zados6 lego zadaniu
osoba urzedowa W asy6cie policy
ant6wi karablnier6w ,dokona}a Il
regu rewizyl okolicznych w}ascicle-
Ii, zakohczonych w%y}udzeniem cd
mich droga nieu'zedowa z%naczniej~
szych sum p%ienieznych. Po za}at.
wieniu powyzszych czynuosci
sprytuy oszust odprawif asyste i
od;echa{ rzekomo do Kacanii Ola
%z}ozenia sprawozdauia prefektowi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-08
Zachowafo 1nu noge.

"Wszyscy my6leli, ie utraoe no~
g9,.s plsze I. A. Swensen, Z Wa
tertown, Wis. "Dzieslec lat wy
sypki, ktorej is doktor6w ME Wy :
goi}o, nareszcis mnie p~o}o4ylo.
Wtenczas Bucklena masGr arnlkoWa
wylec.y1a zdrowo i dobrze." Me
zawodna na wysypkl sk6rne, lisza !.
je, s6lny reumatyzm, guy, febrY-
CINE rany, sparzenla, odarcia, ska.
leczen1a i krwawnice. Csc W apiece
M. J. Kowalewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-08
- ~.
AL,ARM-.

- - E==Aa ~@- aG -
w wielu mIejscowoSciach Sta
now Zjednoczonych ludzis 50 zaa.
larmowan,, poniewa15 nadzwyczaj
ma lioxba chor6b wewnstr1n7oh
jest stw,erdzons. Ny chcemY POI
}otyc nacisk ma Was ten, aby6cie
zrozumiel, k%on,eezitosc poslaaania;
odpowiednich srodkdw " domu. i
uzywania tychze v tej cbwili jak
tylko poka&a SIG p,erwsze sympto-
my nlestrawnosck Trinera Amery~
kanski Elixir Gerzkiego W,na jest
lynn 6rodkiem. Powiaiene6 20 uzy-.
wa6 we wszystkioh chorobach TO-
}adkowych i kiszkowych jake 60
towy 6rodek Predko oczyszcia krew
nieczysta I wtym samym c.asie
vsmaoula organy trawienia, prey"
prowadza do n%aturaluego fubkojo"
nowania i przez to daje calemu
c,a&a u]ge. KaSde 'aniedban,e a."
tunku spowodowywa niebezplecsne
nastepstwa ola ca}ego orGanlsmu.
Uwa&ai kazda chorobe zio}adkowa
jake niebezpieozna uzywaj ma
tychmiast Trlnera Amerykahski
Elixir Gorzklego Wilma. Ono CT po~
mole. Do nabyoia W aptekach. Jos.
Triner, 1893 1889 So. Ashland
ave., Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-08
Ofiara ZabObOnu.

Do mieszkania nauczyclela W pew
mel wsl pod s%wsrzedzem przyby}a
pred kllku dnlaml cyganka. Dov
wiedziawsxy sic, re iona nauczY-
ciela jest ci~erpiaca, o6wiadczy} Ia
~gotowosc przyrz4dzenia nieomyl..
nego lekarstwa ola chorej z dzie-
s,eciorakiego zio}a. Gdy sig Ia to
zgodzono. chora pc wypiclu ozaro-
dziejskiego napoju uozu}a rzeczy-
wiscie znaczna ulge. Tenn zdoby}a
sobie cyganka nieograniczone Eau
FAME PAM nauczYcielowej. = o.
statnia zwierzy}a sig tel cygance,
ze W ma}zehstwie zachodza raz po
raz niesnaski. Ma to oswiadczy}a
gu6larka, re Una 6rodek sympaty-
czny, Pc kt6rego uzyclu pok6j do
amowy nigdy JUL ME bedzie zakio~
oony. DO tego potrzeba jej rozmai~
tel n~lepranej bielizny cbydw6ch
ma}zonk6w .oraz odzlezy i = WIG
kszej kwotY p~leniedzy kt6re
musza bye " ko6clele poswiecone.
Cyganka otrzyma}a tel zadana bic
lizne, odziez i 15u marek got6wki,
dzleh .popr1ednio nauczYoielowi
przys}anej. Gdy cyganka pc "a
bran,u przedmiotdw' i pieniedzy,
przez kilka dnl sig ME pokaza}a
pomiavkowa}a sic zabobonna nau-.
czyc.elowa = nieste,y JUL "a p6znc.
= ze dostaia sic " rece rafinowanej
oszustki, ktdra SIC u%lotni1a. DO
tychozas ME powiodlo SIC lei wysle-'
dzic.
.s.- ,..::.. ..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-08

c e str6tem nocnym, zabi4 " nooy
w%iasciciela kawiarni Sawlczs> z
powodu tel zbr,dni aresztowano
swego czasu i osadzono kilku ME-.
winnych, ktdrzy czesciowo umarll
we wiezis niu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-08

$~.%.., H.. f. :.@
Bog z Iobq,. ks,a4eczka do; nabo'
rozmiar SIKH Gala. 10 i 15c
M.oala Rog,, zbidr najlepssego
nabozenstwa.i pie6ni ko6oivlnych,
rozmiaru 4x24 cali ....... $50
Lh,pata Bogu oprawnaw sk6rke. ze
z}oconym tytulikiem, z}ocone
brzegi.. GOO
Ch.sasa Boqu, " :,ozdebnej blaiej
oprawie z klamerka, zfooone;
brzegl. $l.lO!
Chpata Bogu, oprawna " miekka
skorkes &c. z}oconym tytulikiem,
zlocone brzegi.. $50.
CA.oata Bog,x, oprawna v miekka
sk6rke, re E}oconyms tytalikiem !
zameczkiem ,wewnatrz IA ok}adce
krzy4yk z perlowej mao;cY l.6o
:::;:rS$55 u i, .E+s. I AZ; ;sS#s. II : =
Skarb duezy-Zbi6r najlepszego nate
bozenstwa i ple6ni ko6oielnych,
ksia4eczka ola m}edsiety, opraw-
ma W angie,ska, sk6rke.. z zloco-
nym tytulikiem, czerwone brze''
SEarb d1szy-oprawna " angielska
sk6rke, = z}oconym tytulikiem,
z~loeone brzegi SOC
Ska-b duszy-oprawna miekka
sk6rke z z}ooonym tytulikiem,
z}ocone brzegi.. coo
Skarb dusxy-w miekkiej oprawie
2 z}oconym tytulikiem, s}ocone
brzegi.. coo
Skarb dussy--oprawna " sk6rke.
Z z]oconym tytulikiem okuciem
izameczkiem, z{ocone brseg. 60c
Skarb duszy-w elsgaaokiej sk6.
rzanej eprawle, xszloconym ty-
tulikiem, z}ocone brzegi.... 80. soc
Wybo,ek ozyli kr6tki spos6b nabo-
iehetwa eodziennego ola rzym-
sko. katolik6w, : dodatkiem pie
6ni, oprawny " sk6rke re zloco.
nyn. tytulikiem, cxerwone brze+
3hc
Ry6orek-oprawny W. sk6rke, z}o.
cone, brzeggal, Z Z obrazki.em M o
! kladoe iisxl1oconym tytulikiem 45c
/; Vyb 2rek-oprawny " sk6rke xko-
cone brzegi, 70 s}ooonym tytu.
Xix ON, I ekuolem i zamecse
,E.stsTt ..-TeS j. ..:E-,+ - t-%E.E +& =. - $500 - - III
Ry6orek -oprawny " miekka sk6r
ke : z{ooonym tytullkiem z}oco.
ne brzegi... .e0c
Wyborek-oprawny ozdobnie v
miekka sk6rke z1ooonym tytu.
tikiem zfocone brzegi 76c
,.F@s4 s:@s:S Il. I
oprawny v mocne miekka
sk6Hke, : z}oconym tytulikiem
z}ocone brxegi.. Soc
Ierty nabo3eisfsyu-z modlitwami
9w. Alfonso M cze66 Naj6wietr
szej Fanny Maryi n~leustaj4cej
pomooys Ksietecxka oprswna ~
income sk6rke, : kelorowJm o.
bra1kiem No okfadoe, xzkoconym
tytulikiem. xlocone br1eg... soc
Psrtyna6o&sfstsea -, oprsxna y
miekk9 sk,6rke ! ozdobsmi 10.
conym tytulik,sm, looone brze.,
&l.e. 100
+4&EGH#|
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-23
FEAR SEIZURE
 CUSTOMS HOUSE
Re'0luti0niSt> Threaten Cust0m> House and P0St0iiice at Nac3, Son. ora, and Officials Flee Across BOr-
 der into the United States.

Bis5ee, Ariz.. June 21.-The Mexican customs house and postofiice in Naco sonora, was guarded by customs guards last night. anticipating an at tack from rev6lutionists.
 The Mexican customs collector cane across the line into Naco, Ariz.. brlne- ing the customs house money and went to the Mexican eounsul whose house is guarded by American deputy sheriffs.
 Yesterday afternoon Mexican Consul Torrez at Naco, Ariz., received infor- nation that an attack was planned on Naco, Sonora The attacking party was alleged to be composed of Mex,- can revolutionists from both sides of the line. The plan was to seize tic Mexican customs house and postof flee.
 The Mexican consul has commua;- eated with the City of Mexico and Mexican troops have been ordered to NacG.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-23
WAIVERS WERE ASKED ON FORD
[anager Stallings Tried to Dispose of Former Atlanta Twirler Last
 Vinter-NOW Best Pitcher in American League.

kid Elberfield says he cant under land how the American League eluLs lowed Russell Ford of the Yankees get away from them last spring hen Manager Stallings asked Wdiv- on the youngster. Kid says that Srd had the goods last season aud uld have them developed into a kssy twirler in 1909 as we'll as this ar
 Ford has what Elberfield rerms a i've splitter. He uses it almose e::- siyely and it is a baffler in the fuil hse of the word, as Ford's six vic lies in a rc'v go to prove. How kr, Elberfield thinks that Joe Lake. nlerly of the Highlanders and now the Browns, is the equal to any Rp float finger in the game.
 a the game he pitched against 4N1tarted to rain in the sixth in- -@&, SkThe score was 1 to 1. and I ..AS&$ith a double. It looked like =, Enough victory, but Lake put \ orfkaYYfM and the way he moved down kIe5Mt three batters was a caution. l .l31 popped up and five of the six les were called on Unglaub and
 befer. I never heard two fellows
 more than Bog and Germany.
 roasted Tommy Connolly, who
 behind the plate, to a nice brown.
 liter the game had been callei on
 (unt of the rain Bob and Germafy
 Ed me about Connolly's ruling on
 and strikes. The best six strikes
 Fr saw I replied.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-23
CAMPAIGN EXPENSES
 EXCEED SALARIES
Thirty-Six Candidates for Fifteen Of.
 fices Spend More Than Salary.

Montgomery, Ala, June 22.-Thirty- six candidates for 15 state offices ill the recent Democratic primary cam paign spent an amount equal to the four years salary roll of the state. Figures compiled yesterday by Secre- tary of State Julian show that the aggregate amount of campaign ex- penses as filed by the candidates was $139,919, which is equal to salaries of state officers for the next term. Emmett O'Neal, successful guberna- torial candidate. spent s15,250, while H. s. D. Mallory, his opponent, spent $10,991.
 Senator John H. Bankhead has not filed his expense account, claiming eXeT ptiCn under the law.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-23
A BLACK FYf
 FOR BLACK "fXPO''
Senate Declines to Appoint Commis. >ion for Proposed Negro Exposition.

Washington, June PA joint re- solution originating in the House pro- vitling for a commission of seven per sons to investigate the advisabilty of holding an exposition to commemor- ate the semi-contennial of the negro S freedom in America was rejected by the House last night
 The semi-centennial is in 1913 Mr Fitzgerald of New York opposed tie creating of so many committees, and suggested it indicated a demoraliza- tion. On a roll call the bill was lost
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-23
SYNDICATE BUYS
 VAST ACREAGE
Chicago Financiers Are Spending Large Sums in Arkansas Land in- yeStments-Sur,eys and De-
 scriptiOns Prepared.

Little Rock, Ark, June 21.-One hundred thousand acres of land in Arkansas are being surveyed and de- tailed descriptions are being made for a number of Chicago capitalists, who are investing an average of $100,000 month in Arkansas, according to w. De,Woody Dickinson of the firm of Dickinson & Watkins One month re- gently, it is stated, $300,000 was in- vested by the syndicate.
 About 5000 acres of the land be- ing investigated is located in Perry and Faulkner counties, 3500o acres in Jefferson county The syndicate it is said, seldom bcthers with tracts of land less than 10000 acres.
 $2 to $15 Per Acre.
 Much of this land is covered with timber and is several miles from any railroad. In some instances there are cut-over tracts. which are rough and in bad shape at present, but offer great opportunities for development The land is being purchased for vari- ous prices, ranging from $2 to $15 an acre.
 There are every indication that outside people are realizing more and more the opportunities for profitable investment in Arkansas said Mr Dickinson yesterday. "These men are doing business in a thorough, syste- matic manner and are not taking any chances. They find out exactly what the land is, the amount and quality of timber on it, what per cent is un- der cultivation, what crops can be raised on it and other important things before they invest a penny Whenever they find large tract that suits them they immediately get busy and add it to their holdings
 It will not be many years, it is stated, until the counties in which the syndicate is operating will be travers- ed by railroads and many other im- provements will be made Then these lands will materially increase in value and the owners will stand good show to realize large profits from their in vestments it is declared
 Find Primitive Homesteaders.
 Tn surveying and Investigating these lands we have some interesting experiences, said MT. Dickinson. "There are lots of people in the Ozarl, foothills and back in the forests far removed from the railroad that sel- dom see a train and I expect there are a good many of them who never have seen one. Most of them home steaded their places and do not take kindly to civilization. It frequently happens that they will sell out for al- most any price in order to get fartll- CT back into the hills and get away from the progressive newcomers
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-23
GASOLINE EXPLODES
 CAUSES FATAL FIRE

Oklahoma City, June 22.-In fire which destroyed the residence of I. A. Lucas, following an explosion of q five gallon can of gasoline, Irin Lu- cas, aged four years. is dead f'on burns. and his father and mother a''e suffering from burns received in at tempting to rescue the child.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-23
Ghildroo Cry l FOR FlETCHER.S E A ASToRlA R EXCLAMATION
 OF THE ARID LAND

kshington, June 22.-Representa- ayne of New York last night in- Pced resolution providing that ediately after it's adoption it shall
 order for the house to consider pouse bill authorizing a $2O,OOo,- ssue of certificates of indebted to aid in the reclamation of arid emi-arid lands.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-23
CASTORIA
 For Infants and Children. Tho Kind You Have AIyays Bought Bears the @ ll@-

Accidents will h.apDen, but taa best regulated families keep Dr. Th,:nls' Eclectic Oil for such emergencies. It subdues the pain and heals the hurts
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-09-16
TAFT MAY NOT GO TO PANAMA
President May Abandon Proposed Trip
to the lsthmus.

Beverly, Mass, Sept. 1.-THE trip tc
Panama which President Taft had
planned to take in November may be
given up. 1t is understood that sew
eral of the Republican leaders have
tried to convince the president that
the political situation at home will
require his presence in this country
Arrangements for the trip of three
weeks provide for the presidents de
parture from Washington soon after
the November elections.
Next Sunday Mr. Taft will visit Gin
cinnati. returning by way of Washing
ton. where he will preside at the first
cabinet meeting of the season.
Leaving Washington Sept. 80, the
president will go to New York. where,
Oct. l, he will address the National
League of Republican clubs. From
New York the president will come di
rect to Beverly to remain until the
middle of October.
1t was learned that the visit last
Friday of the Panaman minister, G. C
Arosemena, was to confer with Presi
dent Taft regarding the situation on
the isthmus ove the impending cleo
tions. Mr.. Taft gave the minister to
understand that the United States
would not interfere in any way in the
political fight.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-09-16
NO GROUND FOR THE CHARGES
Those Against Board of County Com
,missioners Disproved.

The charges of irregularities that
had been made against the men,
bers of the Mountraill county board of
commissioners have been found to be
not founded on fact by Joseph NJ. Fa-
hey, state bank examiner, in a report
made to Governor Burke. The charges
were filed some time ago with the gov
ernor and he ordered the examination
by Mr.. Fahey.
The charges made to farmers sup
piled with seed grain under the new
state law was one of the matters in
which irregular action was alleged. 1t
was contended that the commissioners
had promised a refund of a certain
percentage of the purchase price on
grain, but that such refund had not
been made. There was an issue of
$4,000 in bonds to pay for such seed
wheat, and the examiner says that it
would be impossible for the commits
sioners to make any refund until such
a time as all collections had been
made and all warrants retired.
Charges that Commissioner Schulen-
berg had collected mileage from the
county when travelling on federal bust
ness were shown to be untrue.
The charge that the highest bids for
metal culverts and for the TRANSCRIPT
ing of records had been accepted by
the board in preference to low bids,
was also found to be untrue, with the
exception of n instance, where a
high bid for metal ~culverts was ac-
cepted.
There was also a charge that the
county commissioners had been ten
dered the free use of a building at Pa
lermo for a courthouse, but that, in.
stead of accepting it. the board is pay
ing 5000 a month REM in Stanley for
quarters for the county offices.
The charges grew out of the fight
for the removal of the county seat.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-09-16
News Of the Week From War;
Gus Parts Of the State.
ADMINISTRATION IS ENDORSED
That of President Taft Receives the
Approval of the Republican
State Committee.

At the meeting of the Republican
state committee held at Bismarck the
following officers were elected:
Frank Halcott, Buffalo, chairman;
Joe Devine, Grand Forks, secretary;
E. G. Wanner, Valley City, treasurer;
executive committee, Bartlett David,
Cooperstown; ]. A. Buchanan, Buchan.
an; ]. D. Bacon, Grand Forks; J. F.
Callahan, Casselton; P. ]. McClory,
Devils Lake; j: T. Shea, Wahpeton;
Joseph Roach, Minot; ]. A. Johnson
Bottineau; J.. G. Quinley, o. T. Rishoff,
Milton; w. H. McMasters, Motif.
The above executive committee,
with the three officers named first, VIII
act as the executive committee of the
whole and act as campaign managers.
The platform was adopted in full as
read, endorsed the Republican nation
al platform of 1908, favored protection
Of the farmers and %laborers, recog-
nized the Payne tariff law as not a
perfect bill and favors a readjustment
OF the tariff by considering the va
rious schedules separately; recon-
mends the establishment of an indie
pendent permanent and non-partisan
tariff commission; endorses the admin
istration of William H. Taft; congratu-
lates Roosevelt for arousing the con-
science of the people to a OF
civic righteousness; favors federal
control of corporations doing inter.
state business and preventing the is
suance of stocks and bonds by such
companies beyond the real value of
their assets and forbidding them from
purchasing stock in competing COM
panies; favors nations conservation
of natural resources; favors speedy
enactment of federal laws providing
an income and inheritance tax; insists
that the next Legislature establish a
permanent and non-partisan tax COM
mission; tavors the passage of laws
giving the railroad commission more
power; favors the initiative referen-
dun and recall; condemns the incon-
sistency OF the present executive of
the state in the exercise of veto power
and the use of public patronage toward
political henchmen and reminds Re-
publican voters that the election of a
Democratic governor resulted in a Re-
publican state being represented in
the senate by a Democrat.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-09-16
Back Home Again.

"Back home from your summer out
ing?" Yes: the comparatively few of
us who can afford a summer outing
have returned and settled down to the
everydayness of life. 1t is quite pos
| sible that too few of us take a little
time off in the heated season for a
change Of scene and Il period of rest
or recreation. President Taft thinks a
two or three months vacation is the
proper thing. and perhaps it is-fOr the
president of the United States. The
generality of mankind. not holding
such a strenuous job. cannot afford
| such a long vacation. But the general
ity of mankind. it would seem, ought
to be able to afford a week or so every
year away from work. away from
home. out somewhere in the open. get
ting a new outlook. seeing something
different. doing things out of the Gus
tomary rut.
Vacations have become much more
general in very recent years. All the
great cities have nearby watering
places or country resorts to which
their inhabitants may repair at moder-
ate cost. Every town ought to have
some nearby locality that can be made
into a modest summer resort. where
people can spend tl,"ir vacations with.
out spending all their savings. Safe
and sane summer outings appeal to
the best intelligence of the age. 1t is
wise to get into Gods great outdoors
now and then-go fishing. camp out.
live in a temporary hut or shack. at
tend al outdoor Chnutauqua encamp-
ment or even spend Il week or so as a
boarder at a farmhouse. Rest does not
mean rust. 1t means identification.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-09-16

Charles Frollman proposes to throw
open the plarhouses on Sunday to
plays that inculcate II principle of vir-
tuous living and point a moral as well
as adorn a tale. The censorship will
be a task of difficulty and delicacy.
There are very few plays nowadays.
good. bad or Indifferent. for which the
claim is not made that they have IL
serious and elevating purpose. There
IL often difference of opinion as to its
ful6llment.