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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-08-02
IffiEaIl.. 4. ir.

The c-nsus luNau l.a NJ
nn Interesting Ntast q d. \
Irrigation ln ATibsus Ind
in ihc ten ygars s3hv ~
,rs have NOR Ih,n AsAi4l
OF their Improved htA lai q
c'i NOR" farms ilsIr hat a
lish.J TO that yslr. Araaa|
sSH farms. ruTss!r. ! IA
i.:si,.:i.i aUV-s. II MA "a
hav. li,~n Improved ~ "a
devoted IL gTaEih. Iis
that the yalur Il ~ lrst
improvements, i S5sssz
ar the white tsiErs
cent. own their hhl SID
own over ulu"'y'uiHs ~. :
farm lan,ls. Mo-, u tAs ID
land. or l.,sIui> sJfys
tn" live stock. iS.n. Rps
hay ani grain. i>iE s,rs
...i:a, IN vegetables liil ~.
The capital invested 4
Ia Arizona Iunr !. l'W FsI
So. or this amEgf, ~
81. per cent. wa 10 lfsa
The total valrr q n u,
produced iu IS0 ~, SD
total value u farm Irp.r1
Ing the animals .oli q .sit-
food. was s,iiaIt1i. Was
acres oi land suTiarr 4 ID
l.a;5.39T arr irrlps'i ]
1900 and only @'ii.l n
or the improved hbi ~
located outside II its lnaE
tlOuS.
Within the ten ycsr p
1900. ~ miles ~ e1iis
were constructed at : 'v-'
len. out II this total -
pended In tliiclrs tate rtf'
had been turned ts'sy 70
.NsIdc from this aBsii
Represented In canals usa
pletcd within the h'i ~
which utilize only 4 .zA
she water appropriated ~
The acreage unief uss
which In the mar ian
brought under ruliiyins
doub;cdly bc much hf:
area now Irrigated By q
constructed since lNst
acreage irrigated Oni'',if
yations was tsi.S2l. abl :
1926.
Ey the opening OF y
canals between ~" a7i
acres were aided 10 ihe W
By the enlargement Of =
viously constructed api
of more Intelligent meis',
distribution. !5."is aoi,, !.
to the productive ara !, y I. Z
or the 5.SGa farms J,
Including those In the - !.
tIons. l.oio are lrrica'eu Z
unirricntcd. The acrs.
gated farms Is I's.S:l. =, -
riratcd I.37G,D& @ Ils
land In the irrleated, ,,,
ing buildings. Is S:!"lts ~, \,
unirrigatcd 1t is N'sInN
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-08-02
FARMING NAITA

hoforrstariOn VII.
!. =. said said. to r"Ir,,.aI =, N \ =
the inycsrmeur. ~ ~ 'a|
II The ArEau,a. ,sp.r
which arr TOW lsv,,, q
sfsanl"rics, or rl's,4 y
NOR" COWS ruulti ~. va
',,. s',iidlnE an asym Al .,. =
aro','h'stricksn .ii,', IaTs +, ". ~
"Di COWS 'un h. I,.s,i.', -
!. Is the oplDruair, !, 4, g 4
fl"ii hii'l Farm.
u, II is slated by e. -.
i'r' I,onnLs u r.or,, "a s
enough line fog rle ~. ~
a,i'i oE'"lt ltali dolsa ~.
Farmer, CloVrr 8. r,sT ~, - ~
aiii contains Iu,z.s *
acid aii'l other iasl,s','-..l4 :. y y
ON. Of the ls7f fr,,i, 4,
can l'e IiaiHrL Il rrt,s..
s"ii'ihls IN we'll lalssSI
AMI Is lialalablr roil-f.,.
ls-ulIhIul We
farncrs might ,r
from ocrlsIouli b., f,,m
w''E" they 10 pot sFss,,i
posts Of llrIg uig- irr,,,
phoii" au,l Irlesrlps rn..,
ground wife fnm III. ~
10 the bottom u H. laS, -
is set. The sans ,kIs. ,A".S
with Icnfr ID,i, rlrtt -,
Post n','l L. WIgri /, .T,
Put In every tW,lTr e ta.
VIII l.. fuutI sGit1.u.
SHOULD cNIriii al lHss rS
post aud inln Tue tlgg,, ara
~ sinpl,ri To llr ps., lrn
pie, In ,ishI aul Tu i'm /,
horizontal win ab,I ,lr . !,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-08-02
JUDGE PALMER'S DECISION
REVERSED BY JUDGE LINDSAY

courts to determine whether the act Il
really In the Interest OF morality as
claimed 10y the Legislative power. n few
observations In this respect become
pertinent. Keeping In view these prin'
ciplcs rs governing the relation of tile
judicial and Legislative departments
OF the government. Is II possible To per
ccivc any ground FOR the judiciary TO
declare that the ordinances In question
have no substantial relations to the
preservation OF public morals or public
safety or were not fairly adapted to
the end OF protecting the community
against evils which cnnfcsscdiy result
from the inicrminSi,n. OF the sexes In
consuming ardent spirits In saloons.
wine rooms or dance halls. think
not.
with all due respect TO the learned
district Judge. to my mind there is not
the slightest justification for con-
u1ry holding on the ground that the
legislative department OF the govern
mcn,. under the Euisc merely OF police
regulation. Is by the ordinance In qtcs-
tion aiming TO deprive class OF ciii-
zcns OF their constitutional rights. A
thousand times rather by such rcsula-
tions do they preserve to the people the
very rights claimed to he invaded.
WHO would dare maintain that the
intcrmingling OF opposite sexes under
such circumstances would not lead to
immoral results and the dcsccration OF
those decent relations that should en-
list between them? Could more de
basing custom he well imagined In n
civilized and Christian communityI
lit ray - we'll Ia recall what his
tory substnntiltcs. that the shocking
dcbauchery and corruption that accom-
panied the periods OF decay of nations
that have pcrishcd were largely the re-
suit Of drunken rcvels OF opposite
sexes IN the public wine places OF their
great cities. 1t may he safely asserted
that every large city in this country
has ut least had the decency to rccog-
nize immoral consequences OF the con-
ditions referred to as to discourage and
prevent 1t by similar wholesome regu.
lation. Such enactments have always
oeen upheld by the courts when called
upon and this court shall not depart
from the rule.
THE ordinances should be enforced
with an unsparing hand by those In
authority. and to that end every proper
aid should be afforded by all the pow.
er OF the judiciary. Any other course
cannot but be fraucht with the most
pcrilous consequences to the morals,
health and happiness of the people"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-08-02
CHINESE SETTLEMENT
NEARLY COMPLETED

Washington. July DENOMINATION
of the amrlest kind of the encourag-
Ing news that has come to the press
from Pekin relative to the settlement
of the financial problems that have
engrCssed the attention of the minis
tcrs there for many months has Just
come to hand from Special Commits.
sioner Rockhill
Moreover. he adds to the general
Items already reported the news that
the ministers will be ready to sign n
protocol within two weeks that will
result in the speedy withdrawal from
China of all foreign troops except the
legation guards and those who will
occupy the certain strategic points to
be held under the treaty to safeguard
the road between Pelim and the sea.
The advice is in substance rs follows:
The Russian government has signi-
fled It's intention Of not further press
Ing the question Mt present of the
eventual increase of the import Gus
toms duties beycud five per cent. ,,hc
present iigure). 1t is agreed tha. in
case .hc revenues of China are not
sufficient for the payment of interest
and principal the powers are to eN-
anime the revenues and determine
what changes are necessary in order
TO supply the deficiency. The imperial
maritime customs are to be included
in this arrangement
The British minister is satisfied with
this arrangement and the whole Gues.
tton of financial measures is therefore
settled. The 450,O0O,O00 tae.s consti.
tuting the indemnity are TO be con
vcrted into gold at the equivalent of
the tael value on the first of last
April. In case the import ,iuties are
subsequently increased the free list
will hare to be abolished except for
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-08-02
urc,t Chicstn Ut

zone Of the most i,..
In Ohio is a great egg y.
,anli"hmcni IN W"IT at sidney, r.
Jobns"m Johnson at the Brown pc
saws the Denver News ., N
lishmcnt Is the only only 90 %, ID.
America and ! haNr Tg ,rs,l 4
business would pay ,,,,,t TsI
on account Of the ,,s III ID
H'',Mr a man started at SIdacy Si5,,., n
ago practically ", wi'piS, 'npriDsl
nr",i,S nr"GTS''iT1ii into h bis bushes: q 4
present time has in'si,.G NJ ,,I,s:
tine ,Ms, rI"''2i nr "an deliver s9F,as (. !.
DAY OF tll' w. i,rrs est
m If',i,y% New 'it York city daily al.I.,,Ia.
Ci Crss M'" Constantly Inc. ineHSaI,,s.Ita ss,sIa
hens ga are a,,rEct. PECt"' The chiIse
EctcG t"t ID in ninety day, ..l!., E. !.
Matched and IL T''T IN the rc1
W.T. with ,Go, r"%',Ii the Chicks ar, q, Y
"eo "o"p ','a each day II rnTI TSIIaSd
II iI't ia be, be- shipped alive, I've: Slr 5lr
the train, The G,II"!niIncs I!%,is 3
IllI Rni,May ,,I1y"',.S ,c.oSnpaoIei, ,,an ar d
running excursions G,aH tbc fare
rnisr chickens u, "'',, ,he WOit
=" s'',% Other . l5s @'s''S 'o g st}Ps{; 's Z, +,
s,s;ss;55, %' sss so!5 ;. e %r.HSssISsa.I Hs Ss5y IT. q
GiiSs|'' cliiSs are ,colIi1.si G.i6Sy ISt {: /. Z,
S@@s: S": @ :'::: ...5: :: :s:i, F i: d g: s..
sued d. upon The ,,a.oS,ass,Io. .,'l!S ! SS1's,
re- sssis%s s s1sSn %o G:,'i:555:s s ''is5s 55. y s'
p!$ pP!S$%l.5"SIs 5.IS S.. i.' : 5: az :5;,.'i y (.
%s"H Hs, ;nan an ,";j'' ,SfiI'a's 'Fss
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-08-02
Trottlns Record ar,,, ,,ro,,o,,

cleveland, Ohio, July 27.-Amid the
enthusiastic cheers of nearly 10000
people, Crcsceus, worlds champion
'rottng stallion. again demonstrated
,iiat ne Is the peer Of all trotters by
trotting Eiiic yesterday afternoon
over me GlenViile track in 2:O2H. This
i es,,plisies new worlds trotting rec
ord for both sexes. displncing the for.
mer worlds record of 2O2X. held hv
The Abbott.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-08-02
cereals. but it is understood ,hnt com.

cereals, but 1t is understood that com.
pcnsa,lon will in that case be asked
for. probably the financial participa
ton OF China in improving the water
approaches of Shanghai and Tien
Ism. Al the other principal points
OF the negotiations are now settled and
IL Is expected that the results will be
summarized in the final protocol
within two weeks and that all the
powers will become signatories.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-10-19
Breathing Properly.

Unfortunately great majority
of mankind breathe very superb
cialIy, using only part of this large
area of lung tissue. Even if per-
sons are out of doors, unless by
wise activity, the deep cells of the
lungs are not aerated for the sim
pie reason that very few men or
women know how to free the lungs
properly. Dettweiler states that
deep breathing not only ventilates
the lungs and aids the circulation,
but in many cases is able TO
strengthen the muscles Of the
fhorax, especially those about the
upper part of the chest. And | be-
Iieye that we have a right to expect
from respiratory gymnastics real
strengthening of the resisting force
of nature to disease. Even if the
the lungs have begun to break
down. honest effort in this direc-
ton will supplement medication.
One OF the methods of correct
breathing is to put the hands light
ly on the hips, fingers backward;
throw the shoulders we'll back;
hold the chest up, chin in, and then
inhale slowly through the nose as
long as possible. When the lungs
are filled, retain the air until some
discomfort is experienced, then
forming the lips in the shape of a
letter o, exhale as slowly and even
" as is consistent with comfort,
making slight blowing sound.
Such an exercise for five minute,
clad only in one garment, or bet
ter. with no garment at all, night
and morning in wellventilated
room. will do very much in mau,
woman or child to develop the lung
canacity. improve the carriage of
the body, and enrich the quality of
the blood. which depends upon the
activity of the lungs for its purifi-
.eation.-The Pilgrim.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-10-19
SEARCHED ALL HANDS.
Judge CantrelI Trying % Keep
Pistols Out of Court.

Georgetown, KY. Oct 10 I'm.
DER the operation of Judge Cat
treli's court order, that all persons
De searched for concealed weapons
before being permitted to enter
the-trIai room, the Judge himself
ana all lawyers on both sides sub
United to a search this morning at
the hands of deputy sheriffs. The
trial of Caleb Powers is now un-
der way in earnest.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-10-19

Thomas Edison has for some
time past been steadily at work
perfecting an electric apparatus
that will enable the farmer to dis
card horse and mule power and
harness up the elusive fluid in its
place. Now Mr.. Edison announces
that he has completed his task, and
as soon as the necessary patterns
can be completed of practical size
he will prove to the world at large
how the ordinary farming opera
tons may be conducted without
horse, mule or OK, and at much
lower cost.-TexaS Stockman.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-10-19
Then He Understood

II was evening in Central Park
A stranger from Boston ap-
preached the cyclist.
"Sir." said be, "your beacon
has ceased its function.
"SirF"
"Your illumination, ! say, is
shrouded in unmitigated oblivion. :"
"But, really, don't quite
"The effuIgence of your irradia
tor has evanesced. :"
"My dear fellow, =
"The transversal ether uscilla-
tions in your lncandenser have
been discontinued"
just then boy shouted:
"Hi, mister, your lamps out!'
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-10-19

E0cT-A lady'S gold lace PIN
L Marquise Shape, set with
brilliants mounted In black enam-
ell: valued as "a keepsake. a
libe raj reward will be paid for It's
delivery DIT the First National
Bank, Brownsville.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-12

krzyk. gore! ogieh! = cary daot
gontowy objesy juz p}omienle.
Okrzyk .}owrogi napeinia!
ulice, dzwony billy ma gwa}t jekiem
przerazajacym lekl'~e SERGE czio'
w,eka, setki ludzl ma poi ubra.
ay>h pedsi'o " strone plonacego
domu, wreszeie zaturkotafv slkawki
Ii wozY ze straznikaml, kt6rych
trabka wzywa}a do rozstapienia gig
tfumu. Czerwono krwawY black
oswietlal " oko}o ul'se.
Dach domu ca&y stall " tlo-
mien)ach ocallc 60 ME MONA
by&o, straz ogniowa pomysla{a
vice O TEN, ably uratowa6 ofsyny
i ssslednie budynk,. Tam vice
skierowano obrone, rozrywsno da-
chy lub polewano je woIa, aby
~spadsjace iskrY ME mogly roznie-
ciG nowego p}cmienia.
Wtem wypada w@asclciel do'
przeciskai4c siz przez t{um
luozi, stale pred komendautem i
rozpaczllwym b}aga 60 glosem:
- Ratunku... mole d~zlesle,..
je ma pieterku.... ra-
zap}aee co zazadaeie..
- T~owarzysze xawo}at
g4osem komendaat. -
Kts odwazY sic we]6e ma to PETER
ko objete p&omien,ami dachu?l
Jest tam dzlec,e. trzeba 70 urato-
wac.
- Wies laden ME ma odwagi?:
- zapyta{ komenaant. Moze
Czynar? - wy naitrudnie]sze za~-
10 pskenujeois ~przeszkodY.
Gdy ~ustysEa} naz yisko czyn~
40 wpika, zadrza1 z cbawY Bscz-
Wszak on 60 wYrzucil
1lsludzko z isby to wtedy, gdy
lego s;ezka z}ozone by}o
On ME miaf ola jego
chorego lltosel, ME moze
sig teraz wzgledow ola
,wego dzleoka. W dodatku satrzv-
nal mu szafe i kufer jako FAINT "a
szynsz; nawet lyle dian ME mia}
afno6ci. Obaypsf 60 wymowkami
grub,jahsklemi stowY.... gdY
nu W tydaieh potem dug sp}asi}.
Me, ten cz}owiek ME zechoe przyj66
pomoe, ho on okazaf sic dian
Gorzkie to mySll zYwo stapefy
nu pred oozyma, czu& teras Gaia
'~oja wine, ale naprawid j. by&o
iu4 niemo4ebnem.
W TEN siysEY CLOS CsYnara:
- Konewka woody i mokre
prze6clerad{o!
Szybko podano mu, ozego
Ladaf. Dzielny strazak owina} ~
prze6clerad}sm. uja& konewke,
.b.eg{ do wDstrza domu i scho-
aami pobieg} ma gore.
- Mech mu Bog doda sill -
rzekli straAaoy. Albo ssin'e dwoie
albo dlieoko bedzle oealone.
T{um " grobowej c,ssv otoosy}
Wssystkich oczy by}y zwr6-
cone IA dach p}onqcy; w6r6d kt6-
rego urzadzone bY}o pieterko o
dwu pokcjaoh i kuchni- Gaty byi,
iuz przepalone, krokwie tuz. gro.
lilly zawaleniem i grobem Ola
dwojga ludzi. Wstr.ymywano pra-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-12
Zemsto biedoku.
- o =

Pan Buczkowski {adna ma.
kamienice i paskudne W podworzu
oficYny. z kamienicv pobleraf wy.
sokie czYnsae cd pahstwa, q ?
oicyn j~eszoze lepszy cd robotnik6w.
Pierwssego kazdego m,ssiaca,
ca3Y dzieh by& W swojem pomle-
szkanlu ma paterku, z rozkosza
s}ucha} kazdego drzwi skrzYpniecia.
By}o dian najw,eksza przyjem-
noscia gdy czyuszownicY przycho.
dzlli PLACID mu z CORY "a pomle-
sz6an,e
Dzisiaj uda{ sig do oicyn, DO
clesla CzYnar ME zap4acit mu
k%omornego. Me pukajqc wszedf do
i>by l tonem brutalnym, jak ma
kamlen' cznjka prsysta}o, poczal
robi$ wym6wki cle6l,.
- Gdz,e az pieniadse? Cay ia
to Cd was butY dostatem " pre-
zencie, zebym je dar1 ma codzien-
ne wlzyty? JUL II dui tn }aze,
czyz my6licie, ze sic dam oszuki-
wac.
- Lltosci dobrodzlei - Illegal
ciesla. - Przez diva lata p1aoi4em
ozynsz rcgularn,e, a teraz, wszak
wiazisz pan, ze dzieoko chore ma
zapalenle, lekarz aptekarz kosz-
tu1a, zarobku W z,n,le ME man.,
iona ma posfugacb lyle dostanla, re
M jad}o zaledwo w~Ystarczy 90.
Et. co hi tam w~yliczasz
twoie nedze. Codzlen s}ueham tel !!
dziadowsk'ej htanil.... jezeli mi
do wleezora ME zap}acicle czynszu
- kazs was wyrzuci6 ma ulise. Cd
ultra wynaia.em izbe drugiemu.
To m6wiac trzasna} drzwiaml
l wyszed}.
Czynar zafrasowa& sic.
Wyszed1 ma miasto zacza}
pYtat miedzy z%na1ouyni. w tenn
spotyka g do dokt6r, kt6ry leczyl
jego dziecko.
- No, i jake dis dzjec-
- Ia, niby JUL lepiej, goracz-
kl dis ME ma, ale co tam z togo.
"A to czemu?
Moi gospodarz wyrzuca
mig jutro pa ulioe, bonn mu dluzny
diva tYgodnie "a ozynss. o robote
trudno ma zawofanie, a iak zaozne
sig tu&ad = chorem dzisck,em pc
rozmaityoh katach. to ME wien.
ozy mu sig ME pogorszv znowu.
Dokt6r sic zamYsli}; wreszcie !
wYja{ Z kieszenl b,let wlzytowy,
da& 20 c'esli i rzekl;
- Idkc,e : tym hiletem do
pana x, W je9o kamienicY POI
ezukuja str6zs, kt6rY Ia wolne
pomlesEkauie dozoruje domu. We
waszej isble> wldziatem helm stra"
4aoki i topcrek, czy nale&Yoie do
ochotniczej stray ogniowej?
- Tsk jest. panic doktorze.
- Ot6z powied&cie, he jeste~
scle strazakiem, a jake TAXI moze~
Gle }atw,ej otrzymad przyiecie.
C.yoar uoiesxopv poblegs ma
wskazana soble. ulice, spodoba{ sie
panu K. i zosta{ zaraz przyjetYm
ma str61a domu. Po po}udniu prze-
wi6z} swe uboqle sprzety ma no.
wa pomlesskauie. Jake zastaw n
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-12

Zginal W stepach. - F. Kaperz
slawny ameryka6ski nowelista episuie
W jednej newell re swych powiesci zy~
Gle ma gran1cy.. acknowledgements i przy-
cody w~earowca, kt6ry zabladzil cd
swych sowarzyszy i zgina4 W rszleg}ych
stepach, blaka4 sig W r64ne strony, a W
ko1cu po}o3yl sig, oczekujas sm,erc'.
Wypadek ten prnypomina stan
bardzo wielu n,eszcze6liwc6w, kt6rzy
chorym, l z~rszpaszonymi bed2c. pro-
huja jedne] rzeczy po drugiel " ro-
szukiwaniu "a zdrewiem, q ME znajdu-
jac takewego rspadajl " rozpscz. a
pewn,ajac sobie RICHLY gr6b.
Ora Piotra Gomszo p1synosi tele~
gram nadziei i wessloSci chorYm i
cierpiacym. Jedna butelka tego lekar-
silva zazywsnego icille welding pre-
pis6w. wkr6tce wykaze swe wlasnoSci.
Me meina go dosta6 y ~aptekach, tax
ak inne lekarst va, Specya}ni agencl je
~sprzedaj2. Jezeli waszem .~s2sledztwie
ME ma zadnego p,szcie do Dr.. Piotra
Fahrney> 112-114 s. Hoyne ave.,
Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-12

Grunta ma sprxedaz
Polacy. chc9cy kupi6 grunta, "
Hofa Parku lub Soblasklm, Wis,
niechaj wpierw wstapia do n'zej
p%odpissnego Marcina Ka,inowsxie
go " Seymour, Wis, mad koleja
Green Bay & Western, s mil cd
Hofa Parku. Pos!adam tn hotel i
salon. znam Gala okolice daleko
wsserz , wzd}uz pragne rodakom
rzetelnie s&uzvt ra]q i pomocs.
Moi adres:
Marcln Kalinowskl
Seymour. Wis.
Trsynaj SIP pray zdrowiu i
sile. usywsjao SeverY Rltru ko}ad-
kowego. Zapobiega on ohorob,e,
rregulu]e organa strawne. pobud.a
,spetyt j nastraia oa1Y system.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-12
poc6z ~cierpieG?
Uzywaj@
Doktora B0iYNCA

9oxzk.ego Wilma.
Tysi2ee os5b, kt6re
JUL ME mia}y nadziei e4S
wyzdrewienia, "a. & 8
wdzieeza temu. leeznl~ @&
szemu napojevi swoje EA
wyzdrewienie. Wszel- ~S#
kie shoroby. jake to AH1SA
dlspspsya, katar TO- AAa;s;; 4 ia
4adka, - cho1oby ne SRiSSt1fAM#a3
rex, watroby: wyrzu- NMk&E.
ty sk<rne, neuralg'a Is
oslabienie nerw6w oraz ~
~rheumatyzm leezy pew **es*:s:!3s1'
ME i gruntownle. Do rirEa VT
wsdsn 50 tysi2ce POI ~I~
dziskewah cd ludzi, kt6rsy zsstall
w~ylesseni tem Gorzkiem Winem'
oto n p, SwiadectWo:
Daia 81 Pafdsiernika z. r. spad}em z
kary ~uliczne), l 8 rasy operowany, ME
nis@sn uadzici, odzyskania kiedykol-
wick zdrowia, Bed9c kur.cyl ME
mia}en 3adnego apetytu. zsdne lekar-
stwo ME skutkowa2o. Wtenczas przy~
jaossl n6) salsei} mi Goszkie vino ORA
Bolyhca, q wypiwszy pc trosze jed.s
butslk2, sacza}em doEnswa6 ulgi, a
utvwa)ae nadal togo lekarstwa, zoata}em
supslnle wylecsopy. .skaadan przeto
publ,ozne podziskowanie Panu Dokto-
row Bo5yfcowi i polecam ]ego CORR
KIE VINO cierpiace, l%udshe6ci.
z szaounkiem
Err. B. Wod5i1ski
500 Noble Str. Chicago, III.
Pan DR.. Bobyhez swoje
aORzKlE VINO sam fabrykuie.
Oto jege adres: DIR. n. BUZYNCZ,
$40 Milwaukee ave-. Chicago, Ill.
Generally agent: Teofll saje~icz
1909 Hoype ave-, Chicago, ILL.,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-12

oknie bocsnem ukassi SIC C1ynar 3
ldzleckiem. Wjedsia} on o tenn, ie
powr6t sohodaml ! bedsie uiemo-
zebny, gdy& przez pfomlenle dostai
sic do wnetrza ~pieterka. Zab,l viec
SLIME toporek pod dolaa rame
okna, przywiaza} doh llnke, a po~
~chwyeiwszy " 1edna reke dz'ecko,
zakrec'} uoge oko{o ilnki i przy
pomooy drugiej reki spu6,l4 eie
ma zlemie. Ale zaledwo odda}
dzlec'e zrozpscz ojcu; ped&
zemdlonyj odurzony dymem j
i wysilony " rece t~owarzyszY.
Twarz jego bY}a p%oparzona l po-
smalons, upranie rodarte j gazie-
n'egdzie napalone.
Kiedy pc kilku minutach
otworzy} oezy i odzyska& przytom-
nose, widzia{ okolo sjebie wszYst-
kieh urzsdn'k6w miasta, jak mu
dziekowali "a odwage i czvn boz
haterski. Kamienic9nlk Boczkow.
SKI przyPad& do jego rak i ca}ujac
je re {zami wdzieczno6ci dziekewa}
uratowan,e ukochanego dz1ecka.
% poczc,wy, szlachetnY
- m6wif - zadaj. ezego
.hcsez odemnie, DO wszy stko
est "a ma1o, ably wYnsgrodzl6
tw6l czYn szIachetny.
Me zadam niczego -
odpar4 CzYnar - obieca1s m panu
odwdzisozyt sic "a to, les mi cze-
ka{ przez tYdzlen ma oddauie
czYnszu, w>ec dotrzvna{em e}owa.
Wprawdzle pan kpi}e6 sobls z mel
obiecane] wd4l2oznosci. ale OF,
zdarzy}a sic sposobno66 do spe}~
obietnicy. 49,,
49, Do kolegtw las rzek4;; mo
teraz jestem zadowolony - gdyz
zemscitem sig ma niel,tosclwym,
p1ac3c mu debrem "a zfe".
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1901-10-03
Resolutions on Death of President
Mckinley, at Logan Memorial.

WHEREAS For the third time
in American history, the president
of our beloved country has been
assassinated each time filling the
nation with grief and horror. And
WHEREAS In the death of
President Mckinley we find that
the shot of the anarchist was aim
ed not alone at our president, but
was aimed dastardly attack on
all our noble institutions. And
WHEREAS In President Nc
Kinley united people recognizes
an exemplary citizen, a statesman
of the foremost rank, a man of the
noblest character worthy of both
ndmiration and emulation. And
WHEREAS Three Martyrs in
one generation are enough to fill
us with humiliation and alarm,
now therefore
Resolved, First, That we de-
nounce the assassination of the
president as an assault on the life
Of the Republic itself and we de-
mand the punishment not only of
the assassin, but of each conspir-
ator that has aided and abetted
him.
Second, We believe such laws
should be enacted as will prevent
our republic from becoming the
dumping ground of professed en-
emies of civilization.
Third, That we renew our al
leginnce to the constituted author
tiles of our beloved land, and ex-
press our confidence that, with the
blessing of God, this government
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1901-10-03

battery. Arrangement waived,
plea guilty" Fine $25.00 and
costs and 10 days in Columbus
Work House and stand committed
to Work House until fine and costs
are paid. Work House sentence
suspended upon payment of fine
and costs and during good be-
havior.
The State of Ohio VS. David
Hogan, Indictment for selling and
furnishing Intoxicating liquors to
minor. Arraignment waived plea
guilty" fine $25.oO and costs and
5 days in jail Sentence surpend-
ed during refraining from viola
of liquor laws.
The State of Ohio vs Pearl Hood,
, Indictment for disturbing meeting.
Defendant arraigned; plea of
.guilty" entered; fine $40 90 and
costs and sentenced to 10 days in
Columbus Work House and furth-
er stand committed until said fine
and costs are paid.