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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-02-22

sicc yseelpy p0lozky u rozpoeet
IN yojslso, doporlitoyal ysak VIA
Idt, aby ~ yaznh podilela na bnn.
|i M yseobecnym 0zbrojeDiD n u.
znAyala snlrci soud Y lIaagn, so.
ciaIista EIIenbogcD nayrhl, aby M
hajeDo byIo = Italij yyjcdnayhni
ku zmeDscDi stayby lodi, nhyrb
teDto ysak byl zanjtnut Jak
sdtJuji yide6ske Iity, budc noyy
branDS zhk0n pfedIozen rakonske
4 uberskh sDnmoynf nejdnyc r.
1912. Nyni pozadoyaDG zygsene
yydaje M yojsko jsou prg V sou.
yislosti pffprayami pro novg
brdnng z6kon. ktcry sam spojen
budc y horcptnim noyym zatlze.
MIN NoyS branng zhkon bnde
obsahoyati dyonlctou prcse1tni
sIuzbu, kter6zto reforma budc pry
wax yyzadoyat zygseni kontin-
gentu Doy1Ekh ze $4,000 na 200.
900 a yojcnskf yydaje stoupnou
o 100 miIioph kornp rotniho nj.
kladn, Cclkoyy yojensky rozpoeet
stoupne tim bped pryfm rocc
IA obnos 500 milloDd korlI1. Pfk.
i M 10 yyblcdy do budoucnosti 49,
| We stan 55 let zcufcl chydlne
zDhmy ltkaf dttskych nemoci dr..
ITbcodor Escbcrich. TW byl rad
lnym profcssorem ma ltkafSkt ia
kultG yfdcnsIst university, V tom
TO semestm pfcdnhseI o diagnose
dttkgcb nemoci yedl paediatiri.
lckon kIiniku a yscobecnou klini-
lku -- V zemsktm sntmu bosen-
Isk6m odehrAly We boufliyG seeny,
protoze Srboye cbttli nhslllm IN.
mcziti kon5nf schhze. kdyz pred.
/
scda Basagit dial hlasoyatI o za-
ytrecnych paragrafech pfedlohy 0
postoyni spofitclpt, yrhli se Srbo.
| yG na pfcdsednickon estradu. -
sclrizc mnsila byti pfernsena. 20
Iopetrtm zabajeni bylo ysak moz.
no proyesti tfeti cteni IA nepff-
ltomnosti Srbn V zaytti bdrona
Alberta Rothschilda, podant soudn
| k schyaleni, odkaznje sc 10000.
900 na dobrocinnt 1ceIy. Tfeti
syn zemfeleho. I1Idvik, nstan0yn.
| IT, se bIayOu yidensktb0 bank0y.
Diho domu Rotbscbildh,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-02-22

stal We obetf zlocinu u proto vs..
psnla odmtnn M jch0 MALE
zcni Arturo GayalDi, zn1tny j.
talskg prhynik, u maBzelka Gui.
seppa Molina, y kteron prhyDik
tcnfo ndrzoyal pomtr, byli zayraz.
dfDi podyddhDym mdnzelem. Mo.
lima, jeDz oba zastfelil, jc drzen
We yfzcni.
FRANCIE A SPANELSkO.
v C0nryillc zeleznifpf ueMtsti
|yyzhdalo Vi ~ obtf desct nebo "
pc Iidskgcb ziyoth u hoffcicb
trosek bylo yytazeno dtsud deyet
mrfyol, b jeden porantnycb pa
saztrn zemfel Demoe1ieI Mysli
Ne, n v froskAch ylahn jsou jestt
dalsf mrtyoiy. Amcrjcky ycle.
yysIabec I,ncon . podtajemnik A.
kadcmie krhsnych untni, Dyar.
din, zabaJf Ultra yystnyu ancri.
ckyeb nmtlcG v Panzi Bude Wy.
stayeDo $50 del 2G t1alifn, socba.
ri u rytan.
krh Alfons s1tastDiI Nc regdtty
Ne sy0u yacbtou u zfskal pry0u
ccnn, IdejM poslanci dayali na
jcho potet hostiDn a pax byly by.
Il zdpasy. Pfislo SC na 10, 10
pet lotcrnieh spoIetnosti pdcbalo
podyody. V jednom pfipade to
| tinf 10000. DO Mddridu dosla
Izprhya, ~ rifstf bojoynici Ma.
roJsu zabiIi nebo poraniIi pres 200
spantIskgcb yojdkd. Prau 80, ze
diva pluky spantlskfho vojska by.
ly pfepadeny domorodci ~ zhlo-
by.
- RUSKO. ...
Ruslta ylada die povisit hodlh
Izakoupiti statky zeinfeItho hrdbe-
| te Iva roIsttho v Jasnt Pol jane.
Vyjedn6ydnf jiz zapotalo. Pfi
koupi pry spoluphsobi politicke
ohIedy, nebof Ne ylhda obaya, zc
rozdfleDi jasnopoIja janskych memo.
vitosii mczi mnziky mohlo by vest
X nedoroznm6nim, po pfipadt X
nepokojhm. ~ Vztaby Iiuska me-
III Cinou jsou TAX Dapjate, ze We o
GeIshya, ~ kazdou cbyili mezi nj.
mi miIze propuknouti valka. -
Rusko oznamilo telcgrafickSmi de.
pescmi anglickt, ndmecke fran
collzske Wade. ze holIa provesti
Iyojenskt demonstrace M rIsko-
tfnskfm pomezi 90 brozbu proti
Cine, jelikoz tato nechteIa dodr-
zoyati usianoyeni sml0uyy, ktcrd
byla ujcdnana Y r. 1881 v Petro'
hrade. DO distriktu iii poslano
bylo jiz rychlc rnskf yojsko. V
diplomatickgcb ontch dcpesich Sc
prayi, ~ rozsab onech dcmonstra-
ci bude 80 rfditi die toho, jake
stanoyisko pfevezme Gina. lIlay-
nj otazky, o ntz sc jednd, isol
volng obchod v Mongolsku, teri
torialni praya RUSH Cine u zi'izc'
nj rusktho konsulaiu v keobdo v
Mongolsku. ~ Rektor university,
prof David ID. Grimm, a Jeho "a
stupce, prof. Ivan y. Andreje9, ma
sledkem studentskych yytrznosti
resignoyali. Soud lei, kite
lry NJ po diva tydny ylekl, by1 u
kOncen. IIrabt Patrick q 'lirlend
de Iassy byl uznan vinnikem
hlaynim odsouzcl nn dozlyoti do
vezeni, DIR. Panccnko, lekaf, Jenz
Sc dial najmouti k proyedcni vral
dy. posldn do zalafe ma painact
rokn Panfenkova hospodyne,
pani Muravfvovd, jez byla spolu.
oblalovana. hyla propuStena,
We Vladiyosioku nasledkem Wy
mahani provadeni zdrayotnieh o
patfeni oproli moru doSlo mez'
rusksm yoiskem tiinskSmi Oily
vateli mesta boii, nemi sesi o,
sob bylo sahiio a dyaeet poranf
NO, Noisko melo nafixeno, ably q.
many = mesta a okoli vypudilo.
ANGLE
Askoliy jesi oprasnene po'lexfc
nj. H. koneresnik lienneit New
yorku 80 syoii pcdanou r,soluci
We prcspeeh Pfipoleai kanady kg
Speientm siA,nm mel M mysli
len xAmrreui rvciprorliui smlouyy
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-02-22
,N,lllt

Aakoliy iesi oprasnene po'lektc
nj. H. konsf.snik lienneit 4 New
yorku 80 syoii pc,lanou rcsoluci
We prcspeeh Pfipoleni kanads ke
Spaientm siA,nm mel ma mysli
len tAmrseni rvelprurIlui snlouyy
meal ohema aeneml, pfees ien na
yrh leho \ ii.tyeh krusieh angli'
ekfsh yysalsl selks sasisskaival
s,rana ausliskteh impetiali.,n
htte I,snnstlosl sls amssly o
hle.lne kanads tai saans, b. na
dea n duara ohlAsila lnleFpsA
"a +. parlamen,u sa aselen pro
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-02-22
ITAIIE

papei Plus y prevail yseehny
poyinnos,i, jck spoJeny isou Ie'
ho yeleknalskSm afadem nr.
I'acei. jcho osohni lekaf, safosal
ho wax, aby - Ss,fil a mnoho ne
mlusil. ielikaa ueni iesis na pro.
slusky doeela sdrAs v l'alcrmu
hsl lalern I,o knnfalsm baii diva
nAeii lolielsls leien neiohasa
nsjsieh sleilNkseh lnpieskSeh "a
tslnikh. Rafael iiaila, ic,lnlnl
- sssuh aslJutaniN, lmsnem -
naisa ylada ~ ehAsa, A. anne
rich, student uaslseks akasirmis,
llendy l.ewFvnse w.lfe. iena ~
a'kalik dni -, i,a pahfeses an
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-02-22
NEMECKO

IIagenayskG zelezarby v Baden
sku obdrzely dyt yellke objednay.
Ky yojcnskycb automobile. Jedna
objcdnayka jest Turecka, dr1-
ha . Japanska ODE pfisly najed-
Dou. Mysli Sc, ze obe objcdnavky
jsou vysledek nspesneho pokusu
se zavedenim automobile meme
ckem vojsku. - We yladnich kru.
zich nejsou potescni oznamenim,
ze cisaf Viltm, ae pojede ma jafe
Italii ma ceste do syt Willy ma o.
stroyt Korfu, nesctka Sc 8 kralem
Viktorcm Emdnuelem. - Berlin
skG Opcrni namtsti bylo 6fedne
pfekfteno ma namisti cisafe Fran
tiska .Ioscfa. Stalo So tax naslcd-
ken toho, " We Vidni jedno ma
mtsti bylo pojmenoyano po cisafi
Niltmovi. - Il Nraflslayi Sc oIna-
mnie, 70 tam byl zateen jeden q
lupicu, ktfci fddili londSnskem
distriktu IIoundsditch. Tnre-
cka ylada yzdala dix pfedsedoyi
Hionisiu Wolfsohnovi v Koline,
proioze venoval 5000 iureckSch u.
ber na stavbu drahy Y lledzasu, v
Arabii. Tato draha poyede take
palesiinou. u Cuxhayen Sc sde.
luic, h. Y poslednieh dnech xufi
straSliyg orkhn ma neneckem po-
hfezi Seyerniho l,altickeho mo.
re-. f.ada lodi poskozenem sta.
va pfihyly do pfiSiavn. ahy hle-
daily 1tnlek. V I,al,iek6m NOR
se nskolik lodi siroskotalo
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-02-22

staI We obetf zlocinu u proto W.
psnla odmtnu ~ jeho male.
zcni Arturo CayalIi, zudmg j.
talskg praynik, n manzclka Gui.
seppa Molina, 4 kteron prhynik
tcnto udrzoyal pomtr, byli zayraz.
dfpi podyddfnym nanzelem, Mo
lima, jcDz oba zastfelil, je drzen
yn vEzeuI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-12
MAGAZINE MEN FIGHT BACK
Heads Of Alleged Periodical Trust
Don't Want To Be Examined.

Counsel for the Periodical Clearing
House asked Justice Lehman yesterday 20
vacate N. order obtained by John Thomas
Wood for the examination OF Colonel George
Harvey ana c. .. Lsnier before the trial
Of his suit for $4,000 for alleged conspir-
acy. TIE defendants it Is alleged. control
The prices OF twenty-five or more puol!ca-
tons The plaintiffs allegation is that his
business OF obtaining advertising and sub
scriptions which yielded him $4,000 year
has been ruined by the acts Of the defend
ants
The argument Of counsel 10 have the or
der for the examination dismissed was that
II was merely fishing expedition" from
which the plaintiff hoped W find out whom
lie would like to sue and whether he has a
cause OF action Justice Lehman reserved
decision There is an action pending In the
United States court for the dissolution OF
the Periodical Clearing House as existing
In violation of the Sherman antitrust law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-12
AN APPEAL TO CHARITY.

The Charity Organization Society appeals
for $40 with which 20 r0-estahlish and
help 70 maintain the home OF a widow and
her four children during the coming year.
When the husband died. this winter his
TWO sisters. young working girls. gave tenn
porary shelter to the destitute family. This
arrangement cannot continue because OF
overcrowdsd conditions The mother has
sent her children TO school regularly. ana
with this assistance VIII be able 20 give
them a good home Contributions may be
addressed 10 the Charity Organization So.
cietv, No i05 East 22d street. ana viii be
acknowledged
The soclety Acknowledges, with thanks
the following contributions, received In re-
sponse % former appeals ia The New YORK
Tribune: W. c.. Newark. y. j., 50. A. NJ
n, $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-12
GENERAL WOOD DELAYS LINER
Chief of staff Goes to Panama TO Con-
fer on Fortifcations.

The steamship Arcon, Of the Panama
Line was held for two hours yesterday
afternoon on the receipt Of a message from
Major General Leonard Wood. chief Of
staff, that he could not reach New York
by o'clock, the scheduled time Of depart
IRE OF the Ancon, but that he would be
here az o'clock
accompanied b. General Weaver, COM
manding the coast artillery; General Bixby.
chief of engineers, who has Just returned
from Havana where he had charge OF the
work of clearing the wreck Of the Maine
Captains Mccoy and Embick, OF the army
and Captain Maxwell, Ct the navy, General
Wood goes TO Panama 10 meet the Secre-
tary Of War. who is now there. and TO Join
that official in a conference with the Board
OF Fortications with reference 10 the forti-
hCation of the canal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-12
SUGAR INQUIRY HERE
Committee Will Hold Sessions.
Beginning July II. =,
fFroln The Tribune Bureau :

Washington. July I-New York is 70 b,
visited next week by the special Hoau
committee investigating tie Sugar Trust.
the committee having decided to-day thai
the investigation has about run It's ccurss
for the present in Washington. he hear.
ing to-day was a dull and lstless affair."
and at its close IL was decided that opera.
tons will be transferred 20 New YORK q
July Il. In that city the committee eX.
pects 70 examine John Z. Parsons. Wash
ington B. Thomas, John Arbuckle and oth-
ers who may know something O, he meth.
DDS Of the American Sugar Refining Com
many. The committee, il will be recslss7
has an authorized expense account A.
s25 600. and II is believed that WI be SUI.
hcient for sessions IN New York lasting
ten days or two weeks.
There was a bare quorum presen, today
10 hear Robert ". Parker, traflc manager
for the American Sugar Refining COMPANY
tell Of the former keen competition IN tnA
sugar business, when railroad reHates ard
price slashing were taken as a matter O.
course Mr. Parker said his -ompeny Ill
not want any rebates now.
"yhy?" asked a committee member
"gecause we don't want 10 q 70 iil"
answered Mr.. Parker.
The witness spent an hour or more =
a technical explanation 81 thA frs!gt,
rates on sugar in various sections and ths
cost Of manufacture.
A deathbed affidavit Of Gustav hisse.' IT,
dIcted Jointly with former officers o. tns
American Sugar Refining Company on ina
charge OF conspiracy 70 restrain tradi
through the absorption OF the PehnsylVaaa
Sugar Refining Company in 1885, was n'
troduced in evidence. The AFFIDAVIT never
before made public. was submitted oy ].
s. Fuller. counsel for the sugar o"Tpan9
N the request Of Kissel's attorney and
members Of his family The AFFIDAVIT fO'
lows: . =
The charge made in the indictment thH
7 entered into an unlawful conspiracy wa
the directors of the American coInpsss
and the defendant Harmed o. ahy'S.ii
the allegations that I deceived Mr.. sega
al any time or in any way ard tEat
wrongfully and unlawfullv endeayorea %
iniure him financially and 70 hindeI ~
paying his debts and 10 proven, ths
PennsyIvania Sugar Refining Conpany
from engaging in business are wit9oI
foundation or support in the facts az
directly in conflict with the truth ca
everything in my power in good ialta "
assist him financially and to help an
pay off the loan and start the refinery ani
nv financial interests were ct al uISa
with him and not with the American cos1'.-
psny.
Kissel admitted voting TO close down tna
Pennsylvania Sugar Refinery because
required too much money 70 operate.
Former Assistant Attorney GeHe!s'
Purdy. who was scheduled 10 appear o.
fore the committee to-day, will rot Te2ei
Washington until THURSDAY, when he VII
take the stand 10 answer the cha-ss. g
George Earle. jr. who blames the DepeH'
ment Of Justice for nor prosecuting va
American Sugar Refining Company ca
Earles demand in 1905.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-12
ANNULS TOMbO MARRIAGE
Columbia Professor Asserts Wife
Was Tnsane-Famiiy Knew It.

Justice Isaac y Mills. OF the Supreme
Court fled an order in the Westminster
County Clerks Office yesterday annu!hng
the marriage OF Dr.. Rudolf Tonloo 'r. IN
assistant professor a. Columbia University,
and his wife, Mary Adelaide Tombo. oa the
ground that she was insane u. Tonic
said he was misled as 70 his vifss condi-
ton by her aunt. Mrs. Mary 4. elmer
now dead. and her mother. Mrs. Ace Ann
Coov.r OF 70 "A West 9th street. Man
haitian.
Mrs. Tombo. who is a graduate Of Bar
nard College. IS now ali inmate % 81 Vim
cents Retreat for the Insane. a. HArri-
son-on the Sound During the hearing be-
fore Henry r Barr4tt. referee. Or. Philip
Cook Thomas. DR.. H Ernest Schnlid Or
Pierce Bailey ard DR.. Flavius Packer, all
testified that she was insane
Dr. Iombo said he first met his wife
when he was a Columbia student ap3 that
she was the only girl friend he ever had
He asserted that he was urged 10 marry
her by her aunt. with whom she lived and
who supported her, and that the fact that
she had suffered from form Ct mania
was kept from him by the mother and the
aunt. They have ons child. eight yeats
old. and this child lives with the protes-
sor Dr. Tombo said his wife got 1870 an
nually from her aunts estate which was
about $4,000. The aunt lived at No. 9
East 9th street. New York civ. and II
was there Dr. Tonbo married
DR. Tombo added that his wife. mother
and aunt knew she suffered from insanity.
that she had sister die at the age OF
twenty-five from the same cause, but this
they concealed from him The aunt made
partial confession TO him. he said, when
she was dying at Atlantic City in Febru-
airy Of this year and II was then she pro-
vided for Mrs Tombo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-12
OFFICIALS GET cARFARE
But Cannot Use Taxicans, Except IN
EMERGENCIES

Washington, JUL !! Government en-
Gals everywhere when travelling az public
expense must ride IN trolley cars and on1ni-
buses and shun expensive taxicabs unless
circumstances warrant the extra expense
Captain c. II Mcclellan, Of the revenue
cutter service. stationed a. New York, re-
Gently made a trip 70 Washington and put
IN bill for 60 20 taxicab hire The captain
said he had grip ard oould nc, take a
trolley car.
The captain will b. allowed Is cents ttr
csrfare" Controller Tracewell ruled. IN
the interest of economy the government
regulations provide that public Officers
shall ride in strestcars ana onnibuses
whenever possible. l see no reason why
the rule should not be applied IN this case '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-12
HOUSE OFFICE KEY GONE
Guards Doubled - Investigating
Committees Worried.

Washington, July 1.-THE master key
10 the locks Of all the doors in the House
office building has been lost or stolen.
Officials are much disturbed. guards
have been doubled and orders for extra
vigilance hove been given.
After o'clock at night no person
can enter the building without the writ
ten order Of a member of Congress.
Persons found in the building after that
hour, or attempting to leave it, unless
known TO the guards, will be detained
until their identity and presence are
explained.
Some Of the chairnen and members Of
the special Investigating committees
which meet there regard the affair as
significant, but say they have no definite
suspicious The person in possession Of
the master kew could ransack every Of
fee in the building unless caught By the
Guards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-12

possible. II was announced tonight that
ali the documentary evidence in the case
would probably be in the Presidents hands
early next week, and that it then would
be sent Immediately TO the Senate in an
swer to a resolution adopted late in June
calling for all such information.
Although In response to the Senate reso-
luton the documents will go TO that
body, the House Committee on Expendi-
lures in the Interior Department, which
has began an investigation Of IT'S own. may
examine them if II desires.
4 New Alaskan Inquiry,
An inquiry INTO Alaskas Industrial de-
velopment will be begun tomorrow by the
House committee on expenditures in the
interior department, according TO changed
plans Of that committee Instead Of hav-
ing Miss Abbott Tell her story OF the Dick
u Dick" letter. the committee will examine
government officials on general conditions
in the territory II is planned 70 call Al
fred II. Brooks. Alaskan expert OF the
Geological Survey, IS the first witness. He
will be followed by witnesses from the
Geodetic Survey and from the War De-
partment, which controls the leasing OF
waterfronts in that territory.
The committee will endeavor 10 ind out
il the Guggenheim interests. when defeat
on the Cunningham claims seemed IN
evitable. undertook 70 gain control Of the
coal deposits by nlonopolizing the entrances
70 the interior OF the country and Il
recognition OF the Ryan entries would
effect this. II IS for this purpose that the
committee has invited experts on Alaskan
minerals and coast line 10 testify as &c
conditions in the neighborhood Of Control
Ter Bay. This may require many DAYS
Aside from recognizing the absolute tree
dom Of the President from Congressional
inquiry. il was said by members OF the
committee tonight no limitations would Re
placed on the inquiry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-12
TIGHT MONEY NOT EXPECTED
Treasury officials Think There Will BE
Plenty for Crop Moving Purposes.

Washington. July Il Preliminary esti
mates made by Treasury officials indicate
diminishing probabilities Of money strin-
Cency in the crop moving months this year
In July the banks Of the central reserve
cities will finance dividend and interest
payments aggregating s23oocD,0Oo The
banks Of New York alone have furnished
s3l 900. 90 for Panama boLd payments and
about $3oO00GO0 for the corporation tax.
Treasury officials think this financing may
result in some hardening OF money rates,
but they look for no tight money.
IN addition 70 the trade balance. which
aggregates S5!5,OoO.cp2 according 70 last
estlnates sl0O,oo00)0 more is considered
available from Europe on account of the
sales q American securities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-12
TO BUY HOME OF wAsHlNoToNs.

The committee in charge OF the celehra-
ton Of the Tooth anniversary Of peace be-
tween English speaking peoples has under
taken the purchase Of sulgrave Manor, the
home ~ George Washinston's ancestors.
which IL about 10 be cold The committee
purposes 10 secure subscriptions for this
purpose in England and America and make
the manor memorial TO the founder Of
the renubnc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-12
DENIES DEWEY 4 PENSION
Gaynor Says His Equity Was Too Long
E2tching-Ex- Chief RerCrts.

IN veto!ns the bill! which would have per
Elitted William 8 Devery - have teea re-
turned 10 the police pension roll, Maycr
Gaynor yesterday wrote
The beneficiary OF this bill lost his office
as chief c, ponce by legislation u 1871.
His claim that nc should pe pensiored NAV
have had some equity a. tGat tins but
he has hgtched that equity for more than
ten years. and II has become stale
IN commenting on the action Of Mayer
Gaynor the former CHIEF of rolice ss.d
Equities, the Constitution and justice are
three things IN this Republic which never
become stale and worthless Ny contract
as a police oficer has never been atro-
gated and under the Law II must be re-
EpeCt ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-12
10000 %
Mothers and Babies
in the
Tenement Districts
will be entertained az Sea Bre.z.
for at least one day this summer.
This Big Day Is the
Only Summer Vacation

these wornout women ard tHe-f
babies get.
After the fierce heat the relief "a
especially urgent We need your
hello to meet the emergency.
Hundreds OF families are applying
daily.
It costs only Is cents 70 send and
entertain each mother or child Tor
a day.
Ten dollars will make a family
your guest at Sea Breeze for a
week t.
How many persons will you give /.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-05-31
A Leaend of Mount Omi.

Mount Omj. on the border betweer western China ard Tibet. has the long est staircase In the world. On top of the mountaia there stands Buddhist temple. aroun- which ge+her some Of the holiest traditions of that religion and which Is made Mecca to the Chinese. To facilitate the ascent ot It's slippery sides some 10000 steps have been cut in the mountain, form Ing sin@re flight up vii Ii the pa grim tolls. Because of its inacceSa.- 5llity few Europeans have ever visited the spot. but a number of travellers have ascended the stairway and are positive that it is no legendary myth. There Is a legend that in earlier tines the pilgrim was forced to ascend the mountain without artifcia aids n"t; the monks conceived the plan of re- quil'ins every pilgrim who would gain especial benefit of his journey to cut t single step.