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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-03

Miss Alfaiett8 jennings for sey-
eraI years III state and territorial or
flces. but oBw liysng in Kansas City
is visiting Mrs Guy Ovens and 9th
er friends here
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-02
Musza przesta6.

-E . 49, :at 20 71Iss] 80 y N@Hsas4
TAX dokucztiwe b6le glowy
Z ~prz.e,kl:rwawiie,nia, .nervovpesI
b6le: g}owy, mdlace b61e .|gglo..
WI wszelkie in3e b6le glowy,
otrzymaja stanowczy rozkaz
wyniesienia sic jezeli wiz
les jeden Tub diva 0pfatk1 ma
.B6l G}owy j Neuraeie.' (se-
.vera's Waters for Headache
and Neuralgia Tylko spr6'.
hui nastepnym razem, ]ak
|zaboli Gle glowa, a bedziesz
zdziwiony szybka przyjem.
ma ulga, jaka pc Mich haste,
Te op}atki 60 sprzeda-
.wane " aptekach. Cena Is
Wyrabiane przcz W.
Severa Co. " Cedar Ra-
Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-02

LUBAwA: G}6vny nauosyoiel
Mal;nowski " Rybnie pr@echodzi
1 go pazds. " sta" spoc,ynku pc
80 letniem urzedowaniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-02

,.H'He' =. Jtr-t-GE. "a. 80. /. Z. - ..~-.-, E".t- e. -. a
RYBNIK. z tutejszego wiezie-
mia w~y}ana}o sic dw6eh n,ebezp,e.
czn, Oh ptaszk6w, garncarz Pacek.
z Bybnika i robotnik kukaczek.
Pc zbiegavh dotychczas ME ma
6ladu. T1rzs ci ioh towarzysx, kt6rY
rdwniez pragna} spr6bowad sacze-
6cls, z pcwodn swej oty}o6ci ME
m6g} sig wydostad na wolno6d.
S~IEMIANOWICE. Stan,s}aw
Cie6lik : slemlanow,o v ciagu
:trzeeh dni stawa} try ra.y prsed
saedem przysisglych " Bytomiu.
w pierwssym dniu otrzymal "a
nslleowane %morderstwo 9 lat domu
karnego, v nastepnym dniu "a po.
dobna sp1awe otr1ymal Z lat domu
.karoego, : " trzeci .dsiehd ekasano
60 ma 4 fata wies,enia u wygra-
zan,e q 9 rswolwerem. Rszem wiec
ma mtody RADIUS IA lat demui k.r
inego i ! 'ila,ta v,,eziensA do odpo.,
kutow~ III d.; 49,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-02
ZE SL.ASKA.

SWIDNlCA Straszne ~nieszoze-
6cie spotka{o syna pewnego woz-
nicY. Ch}opak wlazl ,ua kas1tan
by strac,c kasztany. Gasez ma kt6ra
wla.4 SIC z'ama}a jednak pod MIN,
ch}opak spada j udersy} ma plot
: szstachetowy, gdz,e soble rosprul
'orzuch. Me mdgf sic sam wydobyd
s = swego p%oloien'a, .d g P 3 lu LIE
ard1'esli "a. jsse i : t''y
Il, azw'glnsl, gos1 p1etu: aobraze.'
MIA jednak, kt6re odnids}. byfy
tax ois.kte, e wkf6tce umssr'. 10
dzlce MECH okropny ten vypadek
podadz4 as:eciom do wlsdomo6ci
eelem, p%rzestrogi..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-02

q +o'dprav'i, ~, sp'aa aE q ddsa " '' rssr'
ner. Kodc,d} b1f przepelntonnyYs j
w,elu ME .nalazla poetani<s.teel1sefs.Iiia.
Potrsebnym iest wieo. wisss.y
.kosoi6l .. f,6feqse b'alddesv'',sI. ~
rozpoczeto sbierad funduss.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-02

ozLUoHowo. Uo,zzehd s.ewsk,
Andrea Bezler w~yratowa{ W nocy
ma 10. maja : palacego sie domu
szewcowa Templip oraz dwoje lei
dziecl Z narassniem w{asnego *ycia
Pre.es ! rejenoyi pdsisslil MI nj y to !.
. ~ II ~ = il
90 marek nsgrody. \, 2
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-02

q gran;cs5dl 40 K sai1dlFlv! q N; K Y y
spravoval Z. Ks. Bufo4siHi 8 a
|aos6 dlug,ego esasu ot,oviasHsI
u, tuts5kalsgo. Jake :pto6 '',i
',zozzfix,i UnisGjlylx,.tlIissppp ,1fs,,ebyl iat ~ ~
Byi to kap{an be. %sarsutu, sa,kar-
bill sobie ozeS6 , pow azanie swoich
.itsse .s:sfsS.s @sss &a@
pEaraffian. . L.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-02

TUCHOLA, w przesztq ME.
dziele przystapilo tn g. c~hlopcdw
III dziewozat. pc raz pierwssy do
Stolu Pahskiego. Naleza':e do ME
m'eckiego oddxia}a d.,eci "a chic
pc6w i 20 die ~osat przygotowa}
] przyjq{ ks. wikary Pawet sohuets,
one komunikowa}y podczss ranne
go nabosehstws. Ola polskich ds,e-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-02
WIEsCI z OJCZYZNY
z PRUs PoLsRICH.

z r POLSKICH.
CLIOJNICE. w prsyss}a ME-
dziele cdprawi sig v kapl,oy q
k}adu Boromeusxa, nabokehstwo'
ola gluchoniemych kt6rsy prsed ! !
po naLoseatt,wle beda mieli spo-
sobnosc spowla 1ania sig.
KARTUZY. w niedziele "a go
b. nj. p zyst ,pito til es dz,ec, pc
rae pierrwsIs1zy do sto}u Panskiego,
40 chlopc6w i IS dziewczat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-02

E,n npes tr'oajj i dloe Is ldsieoi ! udf y
moiIiwili mu odja.d, poczem olyy
n'll u, nu vym6V VII povolu se ',ll,.
nj. %. starzeo popsds v i.tayszla 81
pda ill's .to ,lf. o'esaonal, rspa ~ j,
melanohohe j zaohorowa} olezko.
Y Me tax davno
''snlarla v Pile siostra ktdra.zarlasssFi--.
h sic tyfusem Fodobny xypadek
zassed} " naszem miescie. Zmar
h Gakonisks Wanda Budruss.
NAKko. z Notion vgdobyto
swsoFi~oko4o 4~o~letniego mezosy"
my ktdrY podobno :pochodsi 2
Paterka.
CZERNlEJEW0. Ma zakaienle
krw, spowodowanltea' vyrvaniem 20
ba umarf IT, letni gluccboniselm11y,
WalentY Konlscspy stad uczacy sic
pewnego majstra we
Wrze6ni.
LEszNo. Tutejsi 'gospodarse
mieli " tym .rozu : powoda upa'.
low wielkie straty " ogrodach.
W,e1e. drew pousychaio, nave t
podlewanle ioh ma MIC SIG zdato.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-02
lPOZNiANSKIEGO.

min. Znaczna sskode pouida
d i4.i' probostwa:p p. Kowalik.
W pi4tekapo polpdain Wygnal. pa
such bya}o ma pastwisko a potem
oddalll sic na chwlle do m,asta
abY sls napi6. W tym czasie utopi~
" SIG & wartosclowe krowy " tor.
.takach. Jul dnia poprzedniego
wpsdfas ,edna krowa we wode, Edo.
}ano ja jedn4kte jeszcxe wyratowad
P~OBIEDZISKA. w .Biskupi-
each pod Pobledziskami w6oiekfy
pies pokasa} posiedzlclela p.Knau-
TIA l-dwoje ]ego dsieci. Wyjecha-
Ii .zaraz do zak}add W Wroc{awiu.
Pies 6w pokasa} r6wniez try kro-
Wy p. Knautza i musiano je. zsbi6.
sTE5LEWO. Gospodarstwo IA
rola Btnsca " ksczycy sp}one}o
boszez 2tnls. Spali&o sic Gale zniwo
j inwentarz zywy j martwy. ZYjscy
u z.ecia ma wymiarze Ferdynand
Altman wchodzac po raz czwarty
do ~p}onacego domu; by wyratowac
tax SIG poparsyf, ii n~ied}ugo
odesfany d. lazarstu zmarl
Bardzo powaznie chory jest
handlarz Tomas. Cegfo wskl
poparzy} SIG PREY ratowaniu.
logieh reose sbrodp'o1e m'a'y POI
| |A i i s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-02

I CO. . 49,. p - S-- ~ ~ = - : x-.sEL = {.
SRODA. Odmioletni syn gosro~
Edarza J6zefa -kawniczka W Piecs~
kowie zastrzell{ swa 8 i poi let.
|niae siostrzyozke. Y ppob9l1z1 y os.
.glelni swe5 % OLGA snalaz} on nab6i
p gdy byl tylko sam ze swa m}od.
SO siostrsyo,zka. sku.ek =by} stra-
p,uy. z bllska oddaay. strza}. roz-
|tr.aska@, b'ednej dziewczynce
czaszke " kawa}ki tax IL m6zg
Fczprysl sig ma wszystkle strony.
kABISZYN. Czytanie " l6tku
zbyt porywajacych romans6w ME
gawsze oz}owiekowi "wychodzi ma
dobre. Pozna}a to n~ajlepiej Ag-
niesska Eckert s}uzaca tn i *kurca
p. NJ. Biedao1ka: nsnnss1a pprrzy
swym romansie stodko doi9tc .
MIN lp'r'zewrdoi1a stojaoa; obok LAM :,
1pe. P}o:nieuie wnet zaje}y materao:
podciel i nawet kaftauik dsiewczy-
ny i bytaby: sie nieohybaie spatiia,:
,gdyby ME szybta pomoo kapitali~
|stk. p: Il Jej to u.isowaui,m uda-
Ito sig dz:ewcsyne zbudxid aipotsm
}oy,f!hd. u:yas1c.
/ 9 - !:
WITKOWO. Pewien w1aowieo :
IPowidxa pein,lsy'onowanY ur,ednik,,
Eliosacy 10 lat sa,rm,ier1at o4eni6-sie
|po ras trzeol 5 pevns panna . Po.-
mania. w dn;u slubu przyby1o do:
~ = III. -. gH.rit| ..sSs W. sr.F@@-eA.N
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-02

CZERSK, Osiadt. tn niedawno
jake tract adwokat pan Schneider.
By} on %poprzean1o krdtki czss
asesorem PRIV tute]szym sadie.
Pouiev4s jest, katolilsxiem , sna do
brse nasse stosunnlksi, bo p,chodri 2
Z pobliskieJ Tu III nj, MONA Sc
s%podzlewat tenn w;ecej re
Jest bardzo dz'elnym znswca pra.
va.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-02

~ ~. !, 1 I. ! nm l|il|!,l .sniin.ryum, Pre- -
znacsonea It 81 liiipobotnej ipildlejjjamna' 50 y
| y y NJ i s 4 nsjjaeoo's:jj1
samiar. ppp'lsgNiecit sig y prsysssos5of
stanov' ~ 9 ~ 'a m ~, oss.saaa
wole uzupe1nil, dp. ka'dyns} kllku
Ezleo.ee'niia.'m1ii miami, k:tdt1yych egsekL'utorem
podobnie, jak itestamnenta;; ucsyr
nil ks: biskupa Anatolaa, No'wia;,ka.
Itak csle wewnetrsne urzsadsenie;
kt6rem odarre,rsadt t ovanny pprfzeii 81.
Ksrdynasa Duuajewsk1ego, pasac
v,YlpaosaIys, przekasai kardynat Pa-
Ezyns NJ wlasnosd biskupstwa. Me
zapomnia} tel ! swej wlernej s}uz-
bic, pozostawh bowiem ola niej
do rozdzlalu osobnY fundusz, kt6r
~ o,hod Y I ..o1elzzeii .;abezpiev,zy jej
starod6. Rodzinle p,zekasa} tylko
--3E 81 - 81. 80 500
przedmioty, kt6re stanowity pa
mi4tki rodzinne. Udorowane sowi--
c,e Male semiinaryum, llczaoe obe.'
cnle 80 uczni6w, za}ozy} kardynal
wroku 1925 ] pr.ez casy czas
|swych rzad6w dyecezyalnYch u
trsymywaf je prawle w}asnym
LW0W:W ydarzy} sic we lwo.'
E:t. 1855 - S""t"- E. e~rET:5 80 "a -. rs..---
vie " domu prof. DIR. Bron'sfa-
wa K1uczkiewioza 6miertelny wy
Epadek !: bronia. Jego syn W}ady~
SHAW, llcsaey lat IS, uczeh vIlIej
EklasY gimnazyalnej, bawi} sig ma
lynn 6 milimetrowym pistoietem
flobertowym. Me unia} jednak
|obchods,6 sic : bron'e, wsku'ek
o.ego pistolet wypali}, 2 .kula pf1e.
b,sa mu: stroh. IN Nlsszo.ssliwy chic
|piec v POI godziny: z ,l " '
krytyosnej -ohwill byla v domu
tylto matt sa: najnfodssy ! brat It:
s~mar'ego, ojo'eo|1t cdrfa ] stsrssym
|synem s'ach !.pcn -, uln'i'w'eersyteta,
bawi]i v Jasle. Wezwano lch. tele-
e 2 z: q. 81 IS &c. @
:graficznle. Rozpacz rodz,c6w ME
ma granic. W}adystaw by} dzleckiem
-. .~..&:.,f% x 800 - ..:E.Et2.
.najlepszem, uczy} sig wzorowo i
:byf radodcia domu. Trag losny ten
;wYpadek -wywosal " ca}ym Lwoa
vie przygnekisj4ce wrazenie i o"
.gg6lne w%sp6lezuuole.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-02

:Dokt6r Ham oBchodzi sic z pacyenta-
mi uczciwie, jak ojciec z wlasnemi die
6mi. Dr.. Ham: oglasza sic stale przez
dwadziescia piet4lat, jest ~wiec*znany do
brze W calym swiecie.
Jezeli cierpisz ma jakakolwiek cho' obei
~straciles nadzieje wyleczenia, udaj sic. .zaraz
do ORA: Hama pc. rade. DR.. Ham wy1e-5
cyl tysiace ludzi, kt6rzy ;dlugo chorowa-
Ii, a przez innych lekarzy ME mogli bye wy
Ieczeni: Wy1eczeni pacyenci wszedzie sla-
via doktora Hama j p~olecaja go swoim
znaionym. I'll, q
J. .Dr. Ham leczy. wszystkie. zastarzale
choroby. jakoto: dusznosc, spazmy. para
{ liz. dychawice, !wodna puchline,: reum1atyzm;
b6l glowy, uszu, 6cz j nosa; choroby zoiad-
ka, gardsa. piersi. kiszek; .febre;ssswy1zuty
ma glowie j sk6rne;. choroby kobiece; krwo-
i tok; uplawy, bolesci po1ogo-
we; p%uchline; rany ma ciele;.b6le w,ktzy-
zach;- plecach; katar; neuralgia; bronchitis;
podagre; swierzb; otylosc; choroby peche-
RIA; raka; kolki; choroby watroby i merck:
gl;sty; robactwo; liszaje it'd.
Choroby prywatne obojga pci. cry to
nabyte. czy 2 .rodzic6w przekazane, DIR.
: Ham leczy predko .skutecznie i bardzo tanio.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-02

GOLUB., Kupiec p Sale ~sk' z
adahst,.- sprzedsatt do6b,r:a, : : :mtYnem
Fraks.tyu - le5. tys, ma ri rs
dzcy d6br p: Wa'entetnu Kossemu
.'Bydgossozy: pata3 s111exs I'll nabyf
dobra to " tym roku. j zap1aci} "a
ME ls1 tye.. mr..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-02
ORA DARmo.

- H-'r r"tE EEEE ."-srrEE j. s-#T:rs Z No.
DR.. Ham udziela rady darmo.
1 Pacyent placi tylko "a lekarstwa.
|. Kto ME moze osobissciieT pr1yjst
! do ORA ,Has,a,. moze mu sopisat.
! " liscie swoja chorobe, a cd.
1 wr'otnia p,oczzta dostanie ,odpowiedz,.
J czy choroba mole bye w~yleczonai
\ lie .lekarstWa beda kosztowaly, Ora
jak sic zachowae " czasie kuracyi.
I Przyslijcie &c. znaczek poeztowy ma
: odpowiedz. Piszcie zaraz: Gem
4 PREDICT zaczniecie sic leczyt,. TEN
I latwiej sic ~wyleczycie. Adres:
Dr,.C. B, HAM
4os NATIONAL UNION BLDG.
TOLEDO, ::::: OHIO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-02

CHoJN1UE. " naboAehstvl vie
ktore tn " przesz'a niedzielee sic
odby}o bralo udsiat ID gtacho~
niemych kt6rzY: Gig stez s%powiada~
Ii i Komuni4 s@siete pr1yje6. Ns-
.tepne n~abotea,tws'o Ola glucho-
uiemych nazuacsoue ma drugie
6wieto B o4ego Narodzenla.
= , go l.. m. rano z~astrzelif
sig 80 letni piskarl Karol Holz~
bueter " przytutku .rzemie6lnik6w1:.
Pochodzi} : C%zfucbowa i pred
mics acem prz1wedrowa} tudo'
tad. :~.:. =.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-10
NEED PAv|LIONS
At SANATOR|UM
Health Department Could Care
for More Patients Who
Want Treatment.
NEW INFANTRY COMPANIES
State May Secure Portion OF
Unallotted War Depart
ment Funds.

In view of the increasi demand
for accommodations at the State san
atorium at Catawba. the State Health
Department is rather hoping to hear
of donations from philanthropic persons
to permit Of the erection Of additional
pavilions. Although the capacity has
within the past two months been
tripled, the institution is full. and there
is waiting list of about thirty. Some
OF these lives will probably be lost as
the result OF the necessary delay.
Cures of tuberculosis are necessarily
slow. and for this reason vacancies nrc
not frequent. IT follows that many of
those who are willing to help them
selves by paying part of the cost Of
their maintenance and treatment or
who have friends who Will pay for
them. must go without taking the cure
The approximation for new buildings
has been exhausted. But if some per-
son or some group were TO build pavii-
IONS, the state Health Department could
probably take care OF the rest OF the
expense. AS the attendance increa ses
the per capita Of cost constantly de-
creases. and with the appropriation for
maintenance, supplemented by the pay
ments from patients, the department.
can care for more patients than it now
has. y pavilion built and ready. FOR
use. with capacity OF sixteen, costs
appro Xi1na ;elv So 900
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-10
THEATRES OF NEW YORK
Lend the World lii the Number ana
variety Of Productions. ST. REGIS
Convenient TO All.

In The number, beauty and convent
encc OF its theatres, New York leads
The world The volume, variety and
magniticcncc OF New York's theatrical
productions are All magnets that daily
attract 10 the metropolis & vast army
Of strangers. These strangers must be
housed and fed and New York has
risen TO the occasion and has provided
ma nfmoih and palatial obstetrics that
are among the wonders of civilization
some Of thFEc otels-perfect. but me-
chanical and.aimost automatic in their
aaervice--arc cold. even depressing, in
their atmosphere. There is one hotel,
The s.. Regis, located at Fifth Avenue
and Fifty-hfth street, which has re-
tanned l"homclikeness" with Its other
advantages. Unequaled in its appoint
ments and furnishings. with cuisine
unsurpassed by even the most famous
foreign restaurateurS. the stranger is
7 mere surrounded by home atmos
phere and home" rchnements. and his
stay IN New York whether for a night
!. or the season" is thus made Infinitely
more ENJOYABLE than is possible else
where. The ST Regis restaurant has
no superior IN ali the world in uiiality
OF foodr skill in preparation and per-
lection of service, while the charges
are no h!sher than those Of other first
CLASS hotels. Transient guests coming
70 Ne" YORK and stopping a t the Hotel
II Regis viii find accommodations az
the very highest grade in every partc-
ular and at standard rates Single
rooms are So ana $. day; the same
with private bath IS Il day Cor Sc for
two people); while for a parlor bed
room and private bath the rates are
So day and up.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-10

might. however have wrought considerable
injury to persons seated near al hand
News Of tho Secret Orders.
Davis Council Junior Order OF United
American Mechanics. met last night nj S
o'clock In the Odd Fellows Hail. corner OF
Eighth and Hull Streets. iii regular session
After attending to routine business the
lodge goat was trotted ou, and several
candidates put through tho PAGES
Henderson Lodge. Independent order OF
Odd Fellows, met last night at S O'Clock in
corner of Eighth and Hull streets.
The Manchester Lodge OF Elks met last
night at o'clock III the Elks' Home South
Successful Revival.
Conversions are being made every night
at the revival meeting being conducted by
Rev. j. ]. Wicker, pastor of tho Leigh street
Baptist Church. and the crowds continue to
meeting since the opening has been marked
by good attendance and Interested attention
to the eloquent words Of the sneaker
Baptis, Church, which has been furnishing
delightful music each night. has been in
number of voices now reaches thirty.
Wnlthull Funeral To-day.
The funeral Of Charles r. Walthali, VINO
died Wednesday at his home on East Ninth
Street. VIII be conducted this morning az
ro:ao o'clock from the Central Me,nod ~
service and the burial Will he In Maury
Cemetery.
The members of Joseph F.. Johnston Camp
OF Confederate Veterans are requested by
Squire II. y. Jordan TO assemble al
o'clock this morning in the office OF ser
geant Saunders in the courthouse AFTER
passing resolutions OF respect tho camp wlil
follow the remains OF their comrade TO ~
last resting place.
The funeral services OF Mrs. Elizaoe,h
Roper who died Wednesday morning ~
her home on Third street will be conunctcH
today at Maury Cemetery at the grave
Personal and General
The cn.acemcnt OF Miss Agnes DreWr3'
doucbter of Mrs Alice Drewry OF Chester
Geld county to John de Ford OF Baum ore,
has iust been announced The date ior tho
ceremony has not yet been. fixed ~ !,
Mrs ID g. Lancaster, who mas oeet ~ a. !
her residence in Oak Grove is recovering
George w Brown. twenty three yea rs :, o.u !;
,vho died al his residence, .ell East bto., ,
street Yesterday at midday was 40. ina. -
a resident OF south Richmond. inc iu.t.o q,
will take place Saturday az ocloskh ~, !,
The stockton street Baptist Chnrcn. ne
,nterment will be in Maury Cemctery., /,
| The .tacky' party given ias. nis hancrt
| ~ tthc Clopton street Baptist Church. w, Vas
! n success in spite of unfaNoraoie wea ..n,i
MISC Maude Merritt. in the ro'e o. -
Maid was accorded an ovation. y INT - =
rraTn was given, and refreshments sett w,
| Mrs r. j. Williamson, who mas nee:' ~ :, = :
! har home. 4o2 West Fourteenth slreet, "ae
! hcen removed to the Virginia. tnspilai-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-10
agreement. Mir. Fielding said:

agreement. Mr.. Fielding said:
1T promises prosperity TO the people
OF Canada, and this house would nuke
a grave mistake and do a grave wrong
If II refused TO take advantage of it. Fl
VIII Ito Their Fart.
II have very strong hopes that Pres
idcnt raft will be able to overcome
the opposition at Washington, but
whether he succeeds or not we in
Canada Will do our part and by so
doing Will find our position stronger
for all future negotiations
The reciprocity measure is SO Tar
reaching" declared Mr.. Borden. oppo-
sition leader, that no man can tell
what It's consequence will be- For
forty Years VIC have been seeking and
The United states has been denying
reciprocity. And now. when their nat
ural resources OF timber, minerals and
agriculturO arc being orertaken by the
demands Of their population, they turn
TO u.s.
Some of the results OF the agreement
which Mr. Borden foresaw We're the
abandonment Of the British markets
which Canada had built up with effort
and treasure for forty years. the
growth OF commerce with the I-nitea
states which would eventually lead to
commercial union with that country
He stunned up tho opposition position
nv declaring that Canada should fol-
low the paths she is now trcadng
without regard TO the United states
whose favor OF to-day might be With
drawn o-norrOJv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-10
AS WILSON SEES 1T
Secretary Of Agriculture Tells Grange
Hc"ipr"city Is Needed.


Washington, u. g. February a.
Canada viii go some distance towards
meetinS the demands of the people. al
the last election Without interfering
with tho policy of protection as ap-
Piled 10 the whole world"
This Is The declaration Of James VII
son, Secretary OF Agriculture. in an
answer OH Behalf of the Taft admin
istration 10 the National Oranges de-
clared opposition TO The proposed
agreement. The answer is in the form
OF an open letter, made public Tonight,
addressed to the legislative commit
tee OF the National Grange, Concord,
y, H.
secretary Wilson argues that the cost
Of production in the United states ana
Canada Is more nearly identical than
ii Is between the United states ana any
other country: that the Same difficult
ties with regard 10 farm labor exist on
both sides of the international line,
and that Canadian and American farm
ing methods are virtually the same.
Election Demand.
"Our town population has grown
much faster than our country popu-
lation. writes Secretary Wilson
Prices for the necessities OF life
have been high, and wages. stipends
and salaries have not kept pace with
the increase III the price OF food. There
Was a demand for lower tariffs during
the last election by the popula ton Of
the towns That interest carried the
election by default; the farmer either
sympathzed with the town dweller or
he stayed At home OH election day anu
husked corn, 4 now Congress was
elected along lower tariff lines, If it
had any instructions from the people.
The Republican PARTY is a protection
.ist party; the Democratic party wants
revenue tariffs.
There is quite an element in the
Democratic party that believes in pro-
lection. and there always has been. and
that may be the reason why that party
favors this reciprocity treaty. That
element in tho Democratic party may be
willing TO go as far as this reciprocity
treaty goes in letting the natural pro-
ducts of Canada into the United States,
and that may be as far as q great many
people in Congress and out Of it think
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-10
NEW MILITARY COMMANDS
From Towns Deferred for
luck OF flqulumcnt Funds

Applications From Towns Deferred for
Luck OF Equipment Funds.
Additional companies Of infantry are
likely to soon he enrolled in the Vir-
Sinia Volunteers, provided the neces-
sary equipment can be obtained from
the War Department. While II is not
the policy of 4Adiutant- General Sale TO
work for large increase In the force
until the existing commands are better
equipped and instructed, he thinks GER
tain localities Should be represented
and that the regiments should he com
pleted.
In addition to the new company at
leespurg which is almost ready to be
mustered In. and which completes the
Twelve companies In the First Regi..
ment, there have come requests TO be
to organize commands al Bris-
toll at Bedford, at Strasburg and Mt
Winchester. However, General Sale has
been compelled 10 defer action in these
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matters until he can procure aid from
the War Department.
BESIDES the allotment of military
funds among the States there remains
an unaffected portion which is avail
able for special demands. in the fol-
lowing order: First. new units TO make
up complete regiments; second ma
chine gun companies: third, ambulance
companies and field hospitals.
II may be possible that Virginia ca
secure some of these funds to equip
the proposed commands and to organize
the needed field hospital and signal
cOr,a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-10
DEATHS

at the residence OF
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs NJ.
Bosquet. 2601 East Main Street, MA
BEL VIRGINIA WAGNER. aged thir-
teen months. only child of MR. and
Mrs Charles Wagner. Ssl
Funeral from the above residence
To- DAY at 4 r. NJ.
at Johns Hopkins
Hospital, Baltimore. February G.
1a11. at 7:l5 y. NJ. DENNIS SULLr-
VAN. lie was member Of the firm
OF McClare & sullivan. this city;
a also member of Dixie Aerie, Fra
formal Order of Eagles
Ills remains will he shipped to ST
+ Johns New Brunswick. Canada, his
former home