davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-11
& FxEIs. Mont.

GREAT FxEIis. Mont. 5
.Lipca. - Poci4g osobo.y NJ. 9
kolei Great Northern idacy NJ
zachdd. .oneydaj pol.oiulniu . ggo'ddl.
2 zostaf zatrzy,nany pr1en trzcch
rabusi6w v poo!izu Wsya.r Section
1915 mil x,ad. Jeden : rabusidw,
jadacy peciagiem, dsI sygnat :
trzymania poc,a5u . gdy ten zwol-
nil biegn, dwdch innych, czatuja~
cych v okolicy, wskoczy}o "a To-
komotywe | zmusifo konduktora i
palacza zeskoczy6 niej: KiedY
podr6znl zaczeli wygladat Z Oxen.
saliva str,al6w karablnowych zmu-
sifa ,ch cofnac glowy. Rabusie udali
sig do wagonu ekspresowego, gdzie
dynam,tem rozsadzlli szafe zelazna.
zabrali z niej okofo $40. 900 nale-
zacych do Great Northern Express
Co., poczem zeskoc.yli Z pociagu,
wskoczyli ma kouie i uciekli Szeryf
powiatowy ich sciga.
Korsystas inlormaeys:
Mkt ME jest AMI Z. m4dry,
aui "a starry do ~uczenia sie Kakdy
dllen n~astrecza jakle6 nowe okoli-
cznoscl, co powieksza wiedze i co
kiedys " ~przysz{osci mozemy uiyt
na nasza korzys6 TAX jak cz{owiek
ME swiadomy, jak leczyc r6zne
dolegliwosc cielesne wyc:erpi wiele
b6lu i nedzy, kt6reby'inaczej {atwo
MONA zwalczy6. Zoiadek i wne-
trzno<ci najwfece] 50 narazone W
clagu lata, na kurcze, IA dyzente-
rYa zatwardzenie t. d. Szybkie
uzYcie jakiego wypr65owanego
lekarstwa wnet take dolegllwosci
zacznie usuwac.
Severy Cholera i Diarrhoea
Cure jest takiem lekarstwem j mo-:
ina ma MEM W kazdym razie pole
gao Ono szybko usunie boil wszel~
H, zrobi porzadek " kiszkacb,
ukol podraznione bfonki i pozosta-
via uczucie c,epfoty biogoscl "
cafym org.nizmie. Ma kazdy pray
padek kiegunki, below " zo}adku,
zatwardzenia, choroby %letniej i
wszelkich dolegliwosci merck, jest
ono predkiem i pewnem lekar-
stwemi pozostawia system VI:
zmocnionem i normalnem potoze~
n!u. Cena PSI 80 Ct.
Ma sprzedaz 0 wszystk1ch apte-
karzy i kupc6w handlujacych me-
%dycynami. Niesfatszowane tyiko
we1y, gdy opatr4o he ma ksz~'
dym kar'onie podobizns podp'su
fabrykanta. W.. F. severy. : Cedar
Rapids, Iowa.
-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-11
-

pan J61sf Anduliks SOC Hay.
nj. Marsh.lltown. L.. trail y
same sedno. piszac nastepujacych
kilka slow: ,,Trinera Amerykahh-.z
Elixir Gorzkiego Wins uznajei1
,wdsieczneici4, jake prawdziwie
6wietne ~lekarstwo, gdyt sprowa-
dzito mi ono rychla ulge w-moich
cierpieniach. uleczyio mnie j
wzmocnifo." Pan Andullk cierpiaf
M bolesna oborobe zoladka, NJ
kt6ra Trnera Gorzkie Vino Jest
uwazene "a naJlepsze lekarstwo,
przepisane przez do6wiadczonych
lekarzy. Jest ono r6wniez dobrYm
Srodkiem ma cierpienia watroby
merck, oraz IA t z. letnie choroby,
spowodowane wysoka temperature,
nagfemi zmianaml powietrza i uzy-
wauiem zimnych napojow, niedoj-
rzafycb owoc6w i niezdrowego po-
zywienia.: Pomaga ono trawienlu,
reguluje zofadek, cEy6cl krewi
sprowadzs zdrowy sen. Jedynie
prawdziwe i skuteczne f.brykowa-
ne jest w~ylacznie przez J6s. Tri-
nera, 799 So. Ashland ave., Chica-
go. ILL.,, . ME przez kogo inLego.
Wszystkie inne .,Gorzkie Wilma"
50 bezuzytecznemi imitacyami, dla~
tego tez ME kupuj " aptekach Ia
dnego innego, lax tylko gwaranto1
wanego Trinera Gcszkiego Wilma,
kt6::e jest rzeczywiscie opularnem
lekarstwem i powinno bye utrzy~
mywane v kazdym domu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-11
Prenumerata wynosi rOczrlte
" Stanach Zjed. i Kanadzie $500
" Europe (koniecz: naprz6d) s2.5o
w a u n k i.

Abonenci oplacajacy W1ARusA
z dolu, konlecznie MUSIC pfacl6
400 na jeden rok,, lubo W tym'
roku ola przedp}acicieli czyli pia-
oaoycb naprz6d, ,roczna opfate
znitylismy ma $3.50:
Kto zjedna. nam trzeoh mo-
ryoh .abonent6w i przeste cd
xasaego: ca1oroozny: abonament Z
CORY, t.mu przez caly rok gazette
ola niego samego p~rzeseiao bedt'e~
my beEp}atnie. zs&..s. s.... ss,,
Kto odbierze zpoczty try gazety:
awa4anym jest "a abonents / odpo.
~iedzalnym "a abonament. ~
Kto zmieni adres, powinien ma
Aycnmiast poda6 wydawoy W1ARusA
w6j nowy adres. .
Abonentom, kt6rzy wyraznie ME
odm6wia gazety "a posredniotwem
listowego lub innego urzednika
pooztowego, W1ARus pose}any be-
die dalej. skoro kto zaprzestanie
odbiera6 gazette, powinien wpicrw
.ap}aeic, jezeli co "a MIG winien.
Pieniadze "a i ola W1ARUsA ma
ely p~rzesela6 przez pocztowy lub
sxpresowy Money Order MONA
tel przeselat abonament'w dolarach
pspierowych, przes Postal note,
albo W jednocentowych Tub dwucen
towych znaczkach pocztowych, leoz
jezeli: abouament, W TAXI spos6b
pt.es}any, " drodze pr.epadn'e Eco
zip " tym kraju bardzo rzadko
xdarza) wydawoa W1ARusA ME
bie,z . "a to ma siehie odpowiedzial.
noaoi. Take listy najlepiej kaxad
M poozcie registrowad, BIO wtenozaa
urz9d .pooztowy bierze na siebie od'
powiedzialnost, Re wrazz zawartos'
cia dojda nj miejsoe przeznaczenia.
Wszelkie listy oraz przese{ki pie.
uieAne do W1ARusA adrescwa6:
81. Derdo,cski
sac f.. 3rd Str.
W1NoNA. MIMI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-11
4 Chicago.

Ma ostatniem posiedzeniu
Zarzadu Centralneeo Wv. N.
P. przeczytano przyjeto re
zygnacya redaktora Zgody
p. S. ~Barszczewskiego. Zarz4d
przystapil do mianowania ma
stepcy, lecz poniewaz laden
kandydat ME Original wick
szosci glos6w, wyb6r odiozo~
no. Rezultat g}osowania by}
nastepujacy: obi. Siemiradz.
ki Toledo. O., 3 glosy; OBJ.
F. p. Danisch, : Chicago. 3
glossy; OBJ. ]. J. Chrzanowski,
z Chicago. 2 glossy; DR.. w.
A. KuAewski, z Chicago. I
CLOS. Zarzad ~porozumiewa
sic obecnie z cenzorem Sa-
dowskIm. Wybor nastapi
pred is ! .lipca. Kadydat,
~otrzymujacy 5 g'os6w, costa
ME redaktorem do czasu
sejmu, czyli ma trey miesiace.
Dz,eki zabiegom dzielnego
naszeeo aldermana P. Smu1-
skiego, ulice Noble (od Emma
do Chicago ave. wylozono i
wybrukowane. DIS JUL nie
ugrzazna W btocie. %lokomoty-
wy stray ogniowej, ME beda
konie lamae n6g- a zdro-
wotnose tez bedzie lepsza.
w parafi sw. Jadwigi cd
bywa sic co Sobote. Niedzie.
lie, Wtorek / Czwartek. fair
ma korzyst budujacego sic
nowego kosciofa - pod OBJ
szernym namiotem.
Pan J6zef +. Kozlowski
znany polski klerk prey pre-
kazach p%ocztowych cd wielu
lat zatrudniony ma gl6wnej
~poczcie. zdal ~pomyslny egza-
min na lekarza po czterolet-
MIN kursie " kollegium me-
dycynyi chirurgii " Chicago
i otrzym4l dyplom lekarsk
Pan J. A. Borkowski. re-
daktor socyalistYcznego ty-
godnika polskiego pt. 4 o
IS tn k wyietdza do kolo-
nil polskich v Ameryce "
roll agitatora socyalissyczne-
90. Zwiedzi nasampierw But.
|falo, nastepn'e osady pensyl-
,ya6skie j wschodzie stany.
N Chicago Is letn'
Wladyslaw Doladski sastTse-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-11

- Slemdzie-
siecioletni ~obywatel buffa]ow-
ski, p. Jak6b Jerzykowski.
krawiec zamieszkafy P. n.
674 E. Utica, zginat by}
pred kilku dniami gdzies
bez wiesci. Poszedl do skladu
ola ktorego pracowal. otrzy-
NAL $1,000 "a robote oddana,
wzial materyat ma move OBJ
stalunki, wyszedi i cd tego
czasu go ME widziano. -
Ostatecznie okazalo sic, re
oh. Jerzykowski zosta} odna-
leziony w szpitalu i cierpi ma
porazenie sloneczne. Jest ma
dzieja wyzdrowienia.
Pa. 49, Pod
kolami l~okomotywy znalazl
smierc naty chmiastowa sp.
Plot. Sosnowski 2 Brady:
Pociagi tn spaceruja sobie po
ulicach 'pospolufz ludzmi, mic
vice dziwnego, &c nieszczesli.
we wypadki zdarzaja sic cze-
sto.
w BAY CITY, Mich. ;.
odbyly sic prymicye dw6ch
polskich kaptan6w wySwieco:
nych W seminaryum " St.
- tE-r. ='FE- =f-# sHs@4A AK t[+E
Francis: ksiedza Wladyslawa
Krakowskiego ! ks. Jana
Kaczmarka.
SHENANDOAH. Pa. -
KcSci6l $w. Stanislawa wciaz
)eszcze Jest zamkniety. Pomi-
jajac olbrsymie szkody CO do
dusznego zbawienia. taxi stan.
rzeczy odbiia sic dotkliwie
takte IA nasz,ch biznesach.
|Niema vessel, niema chrxt6w''
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-11
4 Arcadli.

Tanio ma sprzedaz lub do wy
dzierzawienla jest " mie5cie Area
dia, Wis, salon, polozony PREY
Main ulicy: Z zupefuie nowem
u%rzedzeniem. L,eeuse 200 dolalow-
Moznaby " TEN miejscu zalozye
iak,kolwiek lnny iateres. Bl.zsza
wiadomo6c pod adresem:
F. F.. PAUL
Arcadia Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-11


DO MONA
jechac koleja Chicago & North
Western "a mniej, jak po{owe
z~wyczajnej ceuy. rociag wyjezdza
z Chicago 1859 p. m We Wtorek,
9 Lipca. z Omahy " Srode. 10
Lipca.
Tykiety ekskursyjre nate ko-
lei tel sprzedawane beda podczas
lata do r6znych punktow Ia poll
nocnym Zachodzie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-11
Z niw Polskich
v AMERYCE.

PITTSBURG. Pa. - w
dniu s Lipca Q p6tnocy zakoh
czony zostal V-ty zlot zw'azku
Sokol6w. Uradzono wsp6lny
ziazd trzech organizacyi
"Mlodzie4y'. %Sp;ewak6w:
"SokoI6w'. Odbedzie sic on
" Chicago W 1902 roku. u
mundurowanie Sokol6w POI
stanowiono zmienit. Przyszly
zlot CITY odbedzie sic " Mo-
wynn Yorku 1903 roku.
Wydz'at Sokol6w zostal
przeniesiony do South Bend.
Ind.
P~ITTSBURG, Pa. = Pol
ska para6a Sw. Wcjciecl,a ma
Potudniowej stronie miasta,
ustapi}a ostatecznie kompanii
kolejowei W sporze o z emie
szkolua. jaka komeania "a
biera ped torze kolei. Kom~
pania uzyskala W sadie zakaz
(injunction| zabraniajacy pa
ra6ii pirz.eszkadzaniar kompanii
W burzeniu %podw6rza. - no
i musisno ustapic. DO tn TAXA
"sprawied e".Jezeli kom.
pania zabierze grunt tut pod
sauna sctane szkoly, to zapew.
ne bedzie mus:ala zap}acic
'para6i i "a szkole dobra sumo
pieniedzy.
BUFFALO: ,Biskup"
Kamihski czynnie z~oiewazyl
Romadskiego 2 zakonu
O. O. Franciszkan CIV Znie~
W :zony usunal sic, ale ludz;e
sic W liczb'e.
blisko tysiaca bardzo CREME
seanowisko wobec ,,bi-
Kamihskiego. wiyzy~
wajac goi obrzucajac kamie-
MAN; Wreszcie policya wrogl
t1um rozpedzila.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-11
NAsl

N<A0A A0AAtSA
Upowa4nieni 90 do kolektowA.
MIA abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepu
,4ey mash aganci m~ie,scowi: ?
ASHTON, Nebr. Franoiszel
WardYn.
BAY CITY, Mich. - Alexander,
Niedsielski, 1914 - 10 Str.
BALTIMORE: Fr. Ziarnowsk,
7ls s.. Bond Str.
CHICAGO. - DR.. Bronislaw
Wodxihski, 500 Noble Str.
NANTlUOKE Pa.-Fr. Jabtohsk
OAK HILL = St. pogorzelski.
PIKE LAKE Wis. = Adam
Bambsnek.
aaRAO ninn.-H. j. CRooAox&
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-11

AmEkYNA
WASHINGTON, D.. c. -
Prezydent Mckinley wraz re zora.
wyjechaf do rodzinnego miasta
Canton, O., gdzie spedzi Gale lato.
Presydent Z Canton. zwiedzi we
stawe buffalosk4 zawlta na pare
dni do Washlngtonu.
GENERAL kubahskl Maxine
Gomez przybyt " dniu 2 Lipca do
Washiagtonu i miaf posfuchanie "
prezydenta Mckinleya i ministra
wojuy Root. CO byio przedmiotem
narady miedzy tymi panami, gene
raj Gomez zamilcza.
%
NEW YORK. Podczas
ostatnich upal6w oko{o 500 os6b
zginefo cd udaru s}oneeznego: 20
8 Lipca, cd deszcz6w i wiatr6w,
powietrze " ca}ych Stanach lied"
%noczonych znacznie sic ochlodzilo.
BROOKLYN, N. Y. Kos.
cl6i pod w~ezwaniem sw. Agnieszki
zosta} uderzory przcz piorun.
Powstai polar, ktory ~zniszczyf
wszystko pozostawiajac tylko injury.
WASHINGTON, D. c. =
Zakonczono W ministeryum wojny
spis powstanc6w flipinskich ktorzy
SIG poddall lub wzieci zostall do
nlewoli. Spis ten zawiera nazwiska
37,94s powstanco* kt6rzy przesta-
Ii walczyG do Is maja.
ST. LOUIS. = Zostafo iuz
wybrane miejsce pod Wy stawe
wszechswiatowa, kt6ra ma odh1t
sic " naszem miescie " 1903 r.
Przeznaczono ma ten eel Geese t. z.
Forest Park, zajmujaca p~rzestrzea
$50 ARROW.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. =
Major mlasta Philadelphii wraz 3
Rada ,.podarowali" milionerom
przywileje budowania " temze
niesc;e gornych kolei;; dali te
przywile:e pewnej klice ia darmo;,
lie prywatnie q to owej klika
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-13
WILLIAM ress. LIseRAToR

Mr. WIN. Tebb, President Of the Lon
don Society Tor the Abolition Of Com.
pulsory Vaccination, who for thirty
wears has been investigating the effects
OF vaccination, aud through whose in.
strumentality compul sorry vaccination
was abolished in England, was in this
country IN '9s 90 secure the same result
for us.
In copyrighted letter 10 the New York
Journal Mr.. Tebb says: Vaccination
does not prevent smallpox. In all out.
breaks OF smallpox the hrst 10 suffer are
generally those who have been protected
boy vaccination. Vaccination, therefore.
is a sin against nature, and compulsory
vaccination is crime against hu.
manity
To the question, "What disease have
you In your experience known TO be
conveyed, or occasioned, or intensified,
by vaccination" sent out by Mr.. Tebb.
two hundred and thirty.two medical
mon replied 30 that forty. IN rec diseases
we're summed up.
For refusing TO have his youngest
daughter vaccinated some thirty wears
ago, he was brought belore the courts
aud fined lRirtecn times. la hi In.
yes.lgatlon OF tlis subject he has circled |
The globe twice, visiting en route Al. |
most all known countries. 81 h.ve
proved beyond doubt" he saws by
personal inquiries la various countries
where lePosy is Increasing. that the
hcraso ls largely due 10 vaccination
when vaccination 10 gwen up, measles
scarlet lever, mumps and all children.
d'seases will dimlnlsh in violence. AMI |
there ~ill be = smaller death rate A tbe
strength OF the children viii not be Inn.
pa'rvd by resisting the intrusion Of tbs
polson which always aeoompanie. an.
vaccination lancet"
"A great many incurahls Ji.....
have been widely propasat a by ys,. ,
gave plenty OF eyii,nc. =,
this effect eslore the Royal Commis. ,,
sion"
Concerning the nov lymph,. hs $40. .
20 There 1s abundant evidence proAnc.a
10 show these yaocines have 40 .a,.n,
age Ia point Of safety over The nos IN.
'fei''ed arm''o-aFm virus. Lord I.yon
fiaylair, The eminent scienti., -
politician, has publicly stated that ma
'pidemie can withstand thorou. h el..n.
.iness aud this opinion 10 held bv an
'nlighleoed students OF public ud."-
RocklAnd Independent
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-13
UNITY CHURCH
FRIDAY EVENING

The entertainment was witnessed and
applauded by alarge audience. The in.
strumental consisted Of a double piano
number by Miss jeanette Wadswortb
and a duo, by piano :and organ, bythe
Misses Stab ley and Byrd. Miss Laura
Gertrude Thomss gave two readings. and
the remain ing numbers we're solo. dp-t
and trio contributed by Mrs. @. II.
hinges, Mrs. j. Purvine and Miss Iona
Whi'e. Mrs Viola Holland sang 80.
Loving Heart, Trust On, "by Gottschall,
and the Asylum quartette contributing
TWO selections added much to the even.
ing's pleasures. All responded to en-.
cores and won applause for the excel
Iency OF their contributions. The church
was beautifully decorated with cut fow.
srs and plants.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-13
COMMITTEES NAMED
FOR MEMORIAL DAY

The committee on arrangements for
Memorial day, appointed by the G. A.
X. and W. R. c., recently, met at
the Office OF B. II. Bradshaw, last night
to consider such matters pertaining TO
the exercises on that day as required
early attention. The committee on
speaker was appointed, and the mem
berS, B. II. Bradshaw, Q. A. Preptiss
and j. p. Barnes, advised TO take action
on the matter promptly, in order that
one might be secured in good time.
Other subjects were discussed, but no
further action was taken, and the com.
mittee adjourned to meet at DR.. Brad.
shaw's office, Friday evening, April 10th.
at 1880 O'Clock. 6. A. Prentice, Secre.
tary.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-13
THE GATES CASE
IN THE PRESS
The Ex-State House Janitor
Charged With Forgery at
Eugene.
Thursdays Albany Herald
Makes Comments That
Will Create Amusement.

Albany Herald, Rep. April H.
j. II. Gates was arrested Tuesday at
Eugene by Sheriff Withers on the charge
OF forgery. He was taken before Justice
Wintermier. He waived examination
and was placed in the county Jail.
Tuesday morning, shortly before IL
O'Clock, Gates entered the Fret Nation
al Bank and presented to Cashier P. f.
snodgra's a check on the First National
Bank Of Portland for &75, with the nam e
OF Henry Corbett' attached thereto.
Mr.. snodgrass Immediately suspected
that the check was forgery, and held
Gates until Sheriff Withers, who was
telephoned to, arrived, when he was
turned over 10 that official.
IL is evident that Gates, who has been
In Eugene for two or three days, tried Ia
pass the check on others before going to
the bank, but was unsuccessful. He was
seen to tear up another check, the pieces
OF which, when picked up and placed to.
gether, showed that it was payable to
himself.
Gates will be remembered as the fell
low who, while occupying the position of
state house janitor, during the late ses-
sion OF the legislature, left Salem rather
suddenly with 1880 and was arrested in
Albany by Marshal Coates on a warrant
issued out OF Recorder Judah's court in
salem The money was given to Gates
oy Capt. Poormsn, a member OF the
house and a strong Corbett supporter.
Gates was confined 10 the city Jail over
night, and while in the city calaboose he
made plain statement, telling for what
he had received the money and
making affidavit to the statement. Most
all OF his statements were later corrobor-
ated by people in Salem. He was taken
to Salem by Marshal Gibson Of that city
and was released on cash bail 4 $500
which his attorney, L. II. Mcmahon
The prosecuting witness, II. l.. Gill. Of
Nood6urn, went 10 Seattle and did not
e'nrn until after the session ended.
I'LL occupied the position Of chief clerk
u the house ways and means committe
md lost his job during his absence Gin
: anesr friend Of Poormsn, and the lat
CT nrst went before the recorder 10
wear out the warrant, but later brought
III IN 10 make the complaint. No on,
lalmed the $500 found on Gates and
Tier his release the money was turned
YER to him. Gates was prominent
''len OF WoOdburn for a number Of
'St' aud held the position OF city mar.
iA'' councilman and other places of
us' IN that town. Strong liquor got IN. !
per hand Of him aud for a couple Of
.Ars he has been working for tbs {
'o'n N'.ly Lumber Company in Lane !
unity While in the timber last snm.
81 ne VAS hl1 by falling tree aud one ]
Ole legs broken. Heis very ordi-
ny sort oi fellow aud shows his Bis
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-13

spectacle Of congressman investing in
franchises and concessions and then
enacting laws calculated 10 increase the
value thereof is not one calculated 70
promote honesty in other branches Of
the public service. And as the whole
Philippine policy is OF loot and exploit
alton, why should army officers be
forced 10 live on their salaries when 80
many others are taking advantage Of
opportunities for lining their pockets
with dishonest dollars2
The army officer who steals govern.
ment supplies and sells them is no worse
than the congressman who votes money
10 purchase supplies and then sells the
supplies 10 the government through
a third party at eKorbitant prices. The
exposure Of fraud in Manila army circles
il not the first one nor will II be the last.
As long as this government puts prem
um on political dishonesty il must ex.
pect it's servants TO tilch from II.
Like man, like master" is as true to-
day ~ II was at any time In the past.
The governments honey .combed with
, rottenness from the United States sen.
ate down. Loot and not patriotism il
the keynote today IL has brought
about the breaking Of solemn pledges.
II has brought about departure from
time.honored and time.tried principles.
The game OF grab inaugurated by the
administration has been taken mp by the
Individual members thereof and now
it is every fellow for himself and devil
catch the hindmost," The Manila
frauds are only the forerunners Of other
frauds, but their exposure may have the
effect Of teaching the rest of the graiters
to be little more careiul-and little
more industrious. Omaha World-her-
aid.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-13

Lincoln chool has done is printed
elsewhere. Look il up and do the
same for your school in yonr neigh
borhood. Unless we love the schools
aud the growing childhood Of our
own neigborhood how can we be said 70
love God and humanity sl0O invested
in forming good habits and a good
character in that growing boy or girl
shall return us again a thousand fold in
having turned light upon a dormant
intellect which may be awakened 10
bless or curse humanity. There IA not
all In preaching or praying.l There
Il something In doing and demonstrate
ing.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-13

The Nebraska Republicans deserve
the credit Of living up TO their convic.
tions by having elected two national
bank Presidents 10 the United States
States Senate last month, "Rather than
20 without a Senator" as people ray in
Oregon when thay wan, 10 vote for some
one who does not represent their party
or personal convictions. As the Repub-
lean party IL somewhat divided on
Tariff Politics, or Foreign Politics, on
how 10 govern the lsland", II was prop
or that the Nebraskans unite on one
thing they do agree on.-NAtional
Banks
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-13

1 believe the greatest kindness We can
do our young people woald be- 10 give
them = college course 10 the value and
dignity oi honest Industry Ibelisve in
kindness 10 children and young people.
How many Of us teach them no useiul
industry, no love ior wofk, and then
when their goisiysn snsFgiss saok 10
break out In other ssys Ne are i'm
patient with them. How many parsni.
have driven a son Or daughter into oyon
revolt aud out upon the stormy sea Of
disobedieneo aud destruction by laying
down rules snd restrictions agains,
actions that are the outflow OF un.
employed aud lnisdireoted cnergies. The
s1rosm has not been trained In an use-
Gal channel and oyerilows its bounds .ani
that father and mother dam in vain
What they should have wisely directed.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-13
A Minister'S S Mistake

A city minister was recently handed a
notice TO be read from his pulpit. Ac
companying it was a clipping from a
bearing upon the matter. The
clergyman started TO read the extract
and found that il began: Take Kemps
Balsam, the best Cough Cure" This
was hardly what he had expected andd
after a moments hesitation, he turnee
t over and found on the other side tn
natter intended for the reading. 3
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-13
FRUITLESS SEARCH
BY A WOMAN
She Hunts twenty-five Years
for Her Only Son.
Left Him in Charge of an
Ohio Orphans Home.
Was Turned Ov,r to A
Minister and Now Reported
Dead.

BrNGHAMpToN, n. Y. April ~ -For a
quarter Of century Mrs. Ellen McGreg.
or has been searching for her, lost con.
only to learn that he is dead Mrs.
McGregor is 20 years old aud her
early life was one Of hardship
Twenty Elk years agp she was
living in Cleveland Her bns.
band was thrifty workman and tbav
had a n two years old. Then IN,
husband died, leaving the family with.
out means Mrs McGregor was Obliged
to place the boy in an orphans home in
Cleveland in the fall Of 1875, receiving a
promise that the boy should be kent ,,r
a few months when she hoped to be able
TO take him back.
At the expiration Of the time she cal.
lei at The institution for the child and
was tod 1t had been sent away. Wtara
she says, size could not learn. Heart
broken. she began her long search. Ev.
cry cent she earned was devoted TO ,bis
purpose and several friends interested
thems, Ives, but no trace Of the MISSING
lad was found. Recently she heard that
Captain Campbell Of the American Vol.
nnteers had come from Cleveland and
she applied 10 him.
He wrote to the Cleveland Humane
Society aud finally learned the boy had
been adopted by Charles r. Robert of
Salem, o. Inquiry in Salem resulted in
the receipt by Mrs. McGregor of pho.
tograph Of her son and the Information
that he had died from hip disease. The
ending Of the pathetic search
which the devoted mother had made
1er life work resulted in a servere shock
which it is feared will terminate seri.
,usly.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-13

A young friend Of mine has just broken
his arm throwing base ball and an.
other broke his shoulder the same way.
aud third had his nose mashed in,
Aud thereby hangs tale. The average
boy or girl Is no, hardened by any use.
iul physical labor, the only honest and
decent way 20 give young person
toughensd joints aud sinews o ( steel. An
the hddle.iaddle athletics will not do
for youth what common hoeing, saving
wood, Geld work. or any honest labor
will do. A constitution that will endure
the stress oi time and the wear and tear
Of life cannot be secured at lawn tennis
or basket ball. Those things are better
than nothing. bat not a substitute for
honest bodybuilding by honest labor