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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-21
An Editors Wedding Present.

Russia seems to be entering the lists
with America on the question of
freak gifts. The daughter of the ed
itor of the Novoe Vremya has just
been married to the son of one of the
ministers of the ways and means COM
munications. The father of the bride
has given the bridegroom, as wed
ding present, the daily profits of one
of the advertising pages Of the Novoe
Vremya. The gift is said to be caus-
ing considerable comment.-London
Globe
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-21

Mile. Chauven, the young French
woman barrister. has made her first
appearance in the Paris courts. She
appeared as counsel for pointsman
who was charged with neglect Of du-
ties in connection with a railway &C
cident at Choisy-le-Roi. She argued
that the amnesty law applied to the
case, and the court decided in her
favor
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-21
BYRON ON WASHINGTON.

Where may the wearied eye repose
When gazing on the great,
Where neither guilty glory grows
Nor despicable state:
Yes, one-the first, the last, the best,
The Cincinnatus Of the West,
Whom envy dared not hate
Bequeathed the name of Washington,
To make men blush, there was but
one
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-21
FE BRUARY 22,

Mr.. Washington-Why are you not
at school, George?
George-Who ever heard of anybody
going to school on my birthday
Harper's Weekly.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-21
NECESSARY PRECAuTION.

Why have you boxed up your
cherry tree in such an unearthly
fashion,"
Because my boy Johnny has jus be-
gun to study the life O. Washington
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-21
GEORGE WASHINGTON,

He was the truthfullest of men,
And yet full oft l wot
He said, I'm glad to see you" when
He really was not.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-21
Baby.
Sleep, baby, Sleep!

AS the shadows creep.
Father is off on the hills away,
Chasing the golf ball on its way;
Soon he'll come home and bring to
thee
A trophy fine for his baby to see.
So sleep, baby, sleep.
Sleep, baby, sleep!
Sink to slumber deep
For you must grow as fast as you can,
To chase the golf ball like man;
Your father is champion of the game,
And yours twill be to surpass his
fame
So sleep, baby, sleep!
Gertrude Rogers in Boston TRANSCRIPT
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-21

Naughty Bobby BUmpkin
Should have known, forsOOth,
All about the month in which
We celebrate the truth.
Eut. on the twenty-secold,
His father told with pride
About the good George Washington,
The boy who never lied.
OF little George Washington
Who chopped the cherry tree,
Then said, Z cannot tell lie,
0, daddy, it was ne"
This made a deep impression
On Bobby pumpkins mind.
Who. now. to chop a cherry tree
Was very much inclined.
So getting out the hatchet.
Sharpened we'll and bright,
Bobby pumpkin started out
To chop all trees in sight.
Now I've beat George Washington
Bobby proudly cried,
But wondered why his Pa and Ma
Didn't coincide.
Chopping, chOpping, chopping,
Goodness, it was fun;
Every tree around the house.
Nearly twenty-one.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-21

The Michigan supreme court held
in the case of the Detroit Citizens
Street railway that franchise is sub
ject to the tax
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-21

All, mothers gettin' old and gray;
Some day, why, she'll be laid away
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-16
AMERICA REWARDS FIVE TARS
Hrungnixcs the IIer"ism of Hritl.h
sailors Who R-scued Yankee
Crew.

The Uriied States government.
through the Liverpool consulate, has
substantially rewarded five seamcn
of the Dominion liner Commonwealth
for their gallant services in rcscuirg
the crew OF the American schootsr
Leading Breeze. which was wre rl,ed
in Il lurricaue Off cortland. Me. Octo-
Der 10. The Lending lirceze was
bound from Boston, Mass, with n
cargo of salt for Eastport, Me. and
was in II waicropged and sinking
condition when sighted by the Com
monwcalth
The rcscue was effected with great
diiliculty in a heavy sea. The srhoon-
cr's crew was thoroughly "xhnustcd
and the mcn lost everything they pos
scssed. When they landed Mt Liver
pool they We're supplied with all they
needed at the American consulate.
Capt. McCuulcy who skillfully han
died the Commonwealth while the
rescuc was being attempted. and the
second officer. Matthias. who WAS in
command OF the boats crew. will also
be rewarded
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-16
ONE HORSE REscUEs ANOTHER
PlunEes in and Toyrs to Lnnd Blind
Animal STRUGGLING In
Water.

ANblnd horse wns rescued from wa
terry grave the other day by another
horse. TIE blind hCrsc wandered into n
mill pond at Mountain Grove. W. Va.
and soon got beyond his depth when he
bepan swimming around in n circle. un-
able 10 land. His distress attracted Il
horse which belongs to Postmaster G..
4. Hernrr to the waters edge, and he
tried by ncighing to direct the hlind
horse TO shore Failing in this, he
plunged into the water ard SWAIN cut
into tn, deep pool TO he distressed ami
mails relief, which was accomplished
in the unique way of seiziug its foretop
and towing the qnadruped safely to
terra firiaa, amid the cheers OF up
ward of 1CO persons who had become
spectators.
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-16
gERY OLD TABLETS.
Nv Light on the Earliest History
sss Of the World.
11tQaarkable Discoveries of Dr. HiI-
escht At Nippur-Evideace of
II Civilization Esriier Thnn Sup
III Dosaa Tine of Adam and Eve.

ri Prof AsH. Hilprecht. of the Uni
3ersity OF IlAnsylvania, who has been
xplorink I'M 1tnh3I epsAneseA,
SIppgs. III 4 nsfs = I'VE HI .Ssv
FSksssss 6<7Vdy 5.pEIlirI,, or he
steamer Friedrich der Crosse from
bremen. Prof. Hiiprecht brou.,.i
with him some of the tablets Inaraed
with cuneform Inscriptions. which he
recently discovered in an old temple
on the ruins of Nippur. These tai:
lets contain records of civilization
which existed rs long ago as .H.a 3. {,
that is. as long before Abraham as
Abraham was before our time.
Prof. Iii!prech.'s coming las been
awaited ,anNiously by students inter
csted in the remote past. berause his
discoveries are believed to have re-
organized the chronology of Eib''cal
tihtes, extending il back many millen
iums prior to the old tjrie reckoning
upon as n messenger hearing news Of
the earliest records of civilization
DR.. Hilprecht has been exploring
the mounds of ancient Nirpur for II
Years. His campaigns have heretofore
been most successful. but during the
past year he has made the greatest
discoveries of ALL the finding of the
library of the ancient Tennlr of Nip
pur and the remains of hugc pal
ace having nt least two stories and
containing MANY evidences of what
might be called modern conyenicnces
The library tnb'ets threw strong
light on how people lived Mt Nippur
at the time when Adam and Eve were
supposed to be living in the Garden
Of Eden. Some of the tablets are
dictionaries. architectural plans.
building lists. grammatical exercises.
contracts bills of sale. histories and
chronological lists. and not only do
they form q complete record of the
time. hut they indicate that the civ
ilizntior then existing was many
thousands of years old. They su.ply
many guns which are known to exist
In Genesis: they turn light on the
origin Of the Jews and the Jewish re-
ligion. and they are wonderfully cor
roborntiva of the facts outlined in the
Old Tcstn'ucnt.
"'The chief point to be remarked"
said the professor the other morning,
"is that we have found the frs. Baby
lonian .csnple library that was ever
discovered Hitherto we have pos
sessed' nothing more than knowledge
of the probable contents of such n
library. from copies found in the
royal library of hshurb1napol. in
Nineveh. which was discovered 90
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-16
On the Side of the Settlers.

ApropcS of efforts being made to open
agricultural lands in the White River
Timber Reserve to settlement. our rep
resentative in the legislature was inter
viewed by Il Denver News reporter the
other day. as follows:
Representative lanes Little Of Routt
and Rio Bianco counties throws much
light on the forest reserve problem in
northwestern Colorado. The trouble"
he says. dates back to the creation of
the White River Plateau Timber reser-
walton. At that time many settlers
were without the means to prove up and
OF necessity could not get titles to the
lands they occupied. They have been
holding their lands by sqnatters' sover-
eighty, and now quite number of them
have well improved. ranches and large
Aerls and ssS &'kady so-prnse up il the
government will permit. Others are.
holding onto their lands, making little
Improvement aud waiting for the action
of the government.
There is included in the present
boundaries of the White River reserve
large area of land available for agri-
cultural and grazing purposes. Numers
Ous efforts have been made by settlers
to have these lands thrown open fur
bona tide settlement, but without result.
Il am in favor OF timber reserves.
but don't believe in carrying the ques-
ton to ridiculous extreme. lp noun
famous couties like Rio Blanco and
ROutt available land for agricultural,
purposes is very limited. hence we want
all of it for settlement aud taxation.
The lands we are fighting for would
give homes to about fifty families In Hl0a
BIanco county and seventy-tive to ii
hundred families in Routt. M
"Since entering the legislature Sena-
tor Jefferson and have been wOrkIngj
persStently in the interest Of the set.
tiers in this matter. and to this end
supported the Anmons memorial. !"
Representative I.yttle has received y!
letter from Preston King. surveyor of3
Routt county. describing the land ct ttss1
timber reserve desired for settlements1
This soil,'' Mr.. King reports. '-is for
the most part rich loan and whSkel
level enough for cultivation is much
sought for as ranch land. WhNnstot
suited for cultivation it is covered Wtih
fine grass and makes the best Of sr9xlpg
land.'
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-16

Special reduced rates are announced
by the Denver s. Rio Grande railroad.
rs follows:
To California, Oregon, Washington
and Montana points. on every Tuesday
until April Both, one-wav colonist tick
cts will be on sale at the follow
ing rates: San Francisco, Los Angeles
or San Diego, SIS; Portland, Spokane.
Tacoma or Seattle. S2s; Butte and Hell
ena, SOB. Remember, Rio Grande. 81
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-16

If troubled with rheumatism give
Chamberlais's Pain Balm trial. 1t
will not cost you cent If it does no
good. One application will relieve the
pain. 1t also cures sprains and bruises
In one-third the time required by any
other treatment Cuts, burns. frost
bites. quinsey, pains in the side and
chest, glandular and other sweilings are
quickly cured bv applying it. Every
bottle warranted. Price % and soc.
StrehIke u Givens.
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-16
Shake Well Before Taking.

MI JoRDAN's BANKS, March 9th.
~ the Editor of The HERALD:
4 Will TIE HERALD please announce
Ae arrival of Il tiny newcomer at the
lf0me Of ID. w. Black on the evening of
Arch ith. The wee one only weighs
! pounds. and has not got his eyes open
et, but has been duly christened
Teddy. the Terror" DAVIS is recover
be by degrees, and will soon be able to
ds the range in search of some other
priosity, while his tiny wolfship is do
hg as nicely as could be expected under
ffoster- mothers care. *%**
kP. S.-We sincerely hope the Meeker
octors will not take offence at not be-
N called in, for we really didn't have
Inc.
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-16
PLAN YALE B1-cENTENN1AL.
College VIII Hold Elaborate Cele-
bFation November ~
to 70. -

President Hadley and the members
of the Yale faculty announced the
other night that the plans for the
bicentennial celebration of Yale on
Move vember 90. 81. 90 and % were about
completed and that Yale is to have
a celebration in which the graduates
and undergraduates will take proni-
nent parts.
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-16
Do You Need spcctaclcs?

II YOU cannot see we'll. you do. In
that case call upon ID. Reddington. cor
ner of First and Market streets least
end OF town. or send him postal notice
to call on you. He will test your ewes,
fit glasses and warrant satisfaction. He
will supply you with any kind you de-
sire. Prices satisfactory.
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-16
Snowfall in the Mounta.j

Although snow fell on 9 QEsat ~
days the amounts Wefs gefefxiiS Bins3s9
and. for the mountain region Is
whole, the precipitation during the past
month WAS much below normal. In the
northern part OF the state high winds
drifted the snow from above timber line
and other exposed localities into the
gmlches and timber-places favorable to
conserving the moisture for time at
least-but in southern districts warm
winds caused considerable melting aud
evaporation. In the valleys and parks
of moderate elevation sthe snow was
moist and much melted as fast as it
fell, and i'll localities rain fell-an nn.
usual occurrence considering the time
of year, even OIL the plains. Southern
slopes are now bare. and high tempera
lures have caused melting in the shade
almost to timber line. AS compared
with year ago the stock of snow is
less on all the watersheds. the de-
ticiency being marked on that of the
Arkansas. The deficiency is also very
marked near the headwaters of the
White and the Yampa. AS rule, the
snow is not well packed and will disap-
pear early In the season. leaving the
midsummer flow to be supplied almost
exclusively by rains.-From Colorado
Weather Bureau report.
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-16

Another high-clnss Chinese villain
has committed suicide by swallowing
gold leaf. says the Chicago Tribune.
Foilcd again!
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-16
Why He Went East.

a few days ago The HERALD was
the recipient of a neat little billet -doux
epgraven AS follows:
q Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Barbour Macon
invite you to be present
/ nj the mnrriagc of their daughter
Virginia McAlpnc
Hr. John Whiidcn DE Camp Shepherd
L Tuesday afternoon, March nineteenth
II nineteen hundred md one
H. nt half past three o'clock
Eastern Shore Chapel
Princess Anne County
Virginm
$50 our friend J. W. c. Shepherd
q upper White river. is to join the
|enedicts next Tuesday! As We can
!5nt be with you in person on that au-
bicious occasion we shall be with you
y spirit. John, and for the present ail
e can say is. we trust that the event
lhmes off on schedule time.
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-16

S50.0O0 to loan on good ranches at low
rate of interest. Also short loans from
800 to $1,000 made on best security.
Call on Hay II Waibridge. Real Estate
Loan and Insurance agents.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-02
W SALONIE BRACE

" SALONIE BRAC1
E n Winonie " bloku
Pelsera, &c wszYstkich tute-
s.ych salon6w naiwiecej piwa
,prsedsia. ; csego wyniks,
ie piwo gcic;om tn podawa.
ne, jest jaknajlepszem. W
gi6wne) sail SO stoly ! mnogie
krsesla, q nadto osobnY pokoj
die ohcscYch siedzied osob.
no. Ludsi y tel, pc starokrai
kra;sku urzad.onei obel.y
.awsze jai = ulu. Ices mimo
to kafdy ssybko dostanie
e.ego saisda,i ; sadowoleniem
vyohoda-
Farmersy teras = cafem
|nieicie wlgodnisjssei gospodT
ME nsjda 1kHusGissltw. : =
poleeaosiA salooAm
|1oesrsl Wasystko ~ kuDtt
-1ma6 N1 49,
mouo1m6O~e @.@
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-02

IL. Ntpists A,))t Ss.ars
siynny u p&sustssfa,6; 40
flslol a~antsf1. Pnwle6 10
miosss ku rosrvwes oEy,sln,kov.
Wydaule ,poAs. popIav,ons, 8
liesnylaj obI1sksml. Uena dav-
nisi IS q. tslax tylto.... ~
zaklfta Da;s,siea { Brodq, ssyli
Cyrullk zbswca. Pnygody Rer-
t1ma y Zamku. Nad1wycsaj
ciekawe1 opowjsdanle. 100
Ok1osiek Moey Powlel6 prsez Ju-
lluaza dc Gastin. Tomaczona :
fancnskiego (nadswycssj cie-
kaw4). Csna.........-.. % O.
Testament Piotro Wete,a3AS.
Il samlary Moskali sswotowaA
oAsego SwIata.-............ 5 ct
Proroct.o0 Aichaldy, Kr6lowej
e saby. l3te:; syb,ili loo.
Hsso,ya o Grzeoor<u, kt6rv
II lat pokutowa}, prsYkutY prey
skaie. ...... SCOT.
Zyacot Geno,oey, poviedt moralna
bardso wsrus1a12ca 70 stsr0tyt~
nyoh czas3w. .... GOO
Bolssta,o ozYli DalssY Chg Geno-
wefy, tf6maezenle prses fks. Os-
s1sklego.....-.......... 80 G
Eatjoh. Pewiefd Z csa46w pre-
9ladowanis Chrze6oian y roku
300. Napisa} Kardynai Wiseman.
= 1.Chw'le rozejmu.-2. Walka
W moonej oprewie se stoeonym
tY,ulik,em1. rs G
Jesksssta p0tepie@ea. Powlest prxex
Fr- <. Tuozyhsklego.... 50 9
Walka Biatych z Mdyana-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-02
W KSIEGARNI
E. "
v Ninena, lian.
529 e s street.

" - 2DVao0 ~00
$40 e. 8 Street.
mo4na dostaG rozmaite ke!:41ki pol,
skle .s1czeg6lnie zs6 haste pujaoe:
FS1AZK1 DO
NAROZENSTWA
Big : tobq. Ks,a&eoska do ma.
fbozenstwa ola mlodNetY ssk6l'
......... So. lO#c
Pertv do M0o@e4stsea, ksi4tka
do ~nabozehstwa na cIe6d Naj6w,etc
szej Fanny Mary, Nieustaiaoej 20.
|mocy, " psrsdnej oprawie, a}ote
brzegl, oknciem sameos-
KEN 80 Q
Ani6x Ss6z, ksi4tks do. nabo-
tehstwa Y osdobnej oprawle) :
bia}e,ni olladkami ku6oi slonio~
wei, "a z}oconym brzegiem, :
klamerka - st6sown q
prazen ola panny rs
Anid1 Skdz " paradnej opra-
vie z czarnej skdry. Z wyt}oozo~
nym IA ok}adce s3oconYm kIzYe
t7kiem, z}ocone brzegi, z klamer>
100.
AniN St16& ksiqzka do nabo~
ola kstol,ckIeJ miedziezy
" mniejszym formacie " wsra~
oprawle czerwone-
go aksamltu. z wyttoczonvm
ma okladce zloconym 1rzy&ykiem,
re zlcconymi brzegami.... 40
Wiamek Maryi (Wnnek ku
c1c, Najswletszej Nary Paany) Z
wYtioczorym obrazkiem ma oklad-
&c zioconym br.eg:em ITO
conym tytullkiem.......... 100
Ia sauna kelazka z oknt lem j IT,
....,...........l.26
Hyborek cyl, kr6tAi spos6b
na boze hstwa coda,eEnego oprawny
droga sk6rke z o&uciem j kla-
merka Z zloeonym krzyiykiem ma
ukladce i slotym tYtuliklem 60 G.
Ks. Areybiskupd Dunina ksi4i.
IA do nabotehslwa (Bjskupka) Y
opravie ze alooonym
tYtu}em 1}ocene brzegl Z okuoiem
klAmr9 (dIa kobiet).-~ $l,75
Ks. Arcybskupa Dun;nu ks;qt.
IA do naboienstwa lBiskupks). Y
mccnej pieknej oprawie ze z,oco~
nYm brlegiem (dla koblet) $3.50
: Ksiazki rozmalte.
KantyczM. - Pastoralki j ko~
|sdy czyn plosakl wsso'e ludu v
czaele SWAT Boiego Narodzenia
po domach spiewane.-....- IS
Malowniezy opis Polski osyli
ojozy stego kraju, : ]ic.~
nem, obrazkami / map4. Zaw iera
przeas}o IS stronic... 80. IS G.
Kieszonkowy STOW NIX Polsko-
Angielskl / ang'e]sao- POLISH TO-
prawny) u'o4ony prsez An,oniego
Parysk,epo wraz .,Nauka wy
mowy angielskiej'.. go. 81 90
Alkksandra Mod4ki slovnik Poll
10 Angielski / Ang,elsko- Polsk,
Y. mocnet oprawie 70 ziooonemi
tytullsami. Cena.........$.OO
liosnki, Damks arye nsEo-
dove (oprswnr).. .......... IS Oh,
Wy56r p;e&ni narodo,eyeA v ITO
Tym znaJdui9 s,e: dunk. s'rs,
marsze krakowiak,, maaA'Y,
p'esni pasryotyosns, wcjer :
.h,storJc1ne It'd. ......... So
Lirnik Polsk;> Zawieraj4oY 547
Dunek. Aryi. Krakow'ak6w i
p,osnek iudowYeh. w moonej
,oprawle, Cena
But;et P's$n; s'o;atoseyth. 100
Gratulant oras p,esa weselne d..
miodxiehc6w i dru1b6w. sawie-
rajacy: zaprosinY ma westle -
OracYe weselue - Piosnki We
selAe. Cena.-......... 200
Zy'ooty Swistych Pa1sAieh, po"
dug na1lepszYch zrode} wyjetych
2 dIie} OJc6w ] Doktor6w Ko6cio!a
sw. opracowaue, Z kolorowa karta
tytuiowa j smiu Koloroweml obra-
zsmj, najoowsse wydanie pana
Kar6lA Mark, W Miko,owie, "a
Selasku (.upe}nle inne ,.z7wo,y
Ssl:tych", jak owe pof"s,rowaue,
Jake to doted sprzednwa}i rcsmaic,
p~odrdiuiacy sgsnci).... $500
Atlas Hsaoryi NoturalnG : leo
ohrs.kama ludsi, sw,erzat osvo-
roRotn, ch ptsk6w, ryb, gadov,
oWa06w it'd, Z tAkstem Eal,kaa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-02
" SWIATA.

dent6w a ME smiq 60 areszto.
wac ale stanowcso odm6wi
~yjechat, Wskutek tego VIA
DE otaczsja 60 nadhwYczs
scis}a oplekai Jest on terra.
f.ktycznle wiezniem " swoiu
domu, kt6rego we,sc,e jest
strseione, siu&acy lego 9.
sledzeni przes pol'cye jsk tylko
gdzie wychodza, listy jego 50
odczytYwane it'd.
WARSZAWA. W tych
dniach ma nastap'c pod zabo :
rem ro,yjskim prekonizacYa
trzech biskup6w kstolickich:
" P}ocku, Zytomierzu j Mo-
hylewie, ma mocy po%rozumienia
wzsjemnego miedzy stolica
APostolek9, a rzadem rosyj~
skim. Ma biskupstwo " Piocku
samianowany hrabia Szemtek,
arud1y dwaJ o%trzymuja mia
novania ma najbLznym konsY
storzu.
Z Y - Is. Ksrdynai
Led6chowski dotknlety lest
prawie zupein'a 6lepot3, kt6ra
eminencyi obecnie wezelkie
czytanie i pisanie uniemo,eb-
MIA. Chwilowa TO wprawdzie
slepota jest nadzleJa &c "a
k,lka miesiecy, skcro do ope-
racgi karakty, kt6ra ma obu
oczach sic zawiazais, przysta-
pic bedzie motna, ks. kardy-
nal wzrok 1upeln e odzYska.
W1LNO, na Litwie. - Ko
aacy szar&owali uum podczss
pogrzebu rzemieslnixa zydow-
skiego W Whine, ma L twle. i
poranil, szablsmi nAhajkam;
wiele osob. Przyaresztowano
81 osoby.
PETERSBURG. - Poioie-
HE uniwersytetow znowu eie
pogorszyio. Studenc' uniwersy-
tetu moskiewskiego wydal'
odezwe. ateby do czasu u~ol-
nienia aresztowsnych studen-
t3w wytrwat " b.ernej opo,v-
CYL.
DREZNO. - Stanislaw D4-
browsk,, nlodociany srtysta
ekreypek, syn naucs7ciela,p.
D4browskiego G :ieHkovs,
wystepowa} " Dresoie ma pc
pisowym koncercie kr6i kon-
serwatcrYum w,elkiem po-
wodzeniem. o legral B.llads
Polenez VieuxteEps's Z wlelka
pewnosc,s j rytmiczna werwa.
Jake nagrode otrgyma} ekrzyp'
&c "a $50 marek. Do udzialu W
tych koncertach popisowych
przypuszczany b2wa tylko sam
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-02

WlLNO. na Litwie. - Ko
aacy szar4owali t1um podczss
pogrzebu rzemieslnixa 2ydow-
skiego W Whine. ma L tw,e. i
poranil, szablsmi nAhajkam;
wiele osob. Przyaresztowano
81 osoby.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-02

Bank ten zorgani1owan7 zostai
nA podstawle praw 6tanu Mime.
sofa. " dnlu 4 Maroa 1876 I.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1901-10-30
ELKS' EXALTED RULER.
Three Times Chosen to This High OfHc,
by Unanimous Vote.

Three Times Chosen to This High ONCE
by Unanimous Vote.
A special Elks' edition of The Tele-
graph without some special reference
to Exalted Ruler K. L. Martin would
be almost inexcusable. To be three
times honored with an election to the
executive office of the Macon lodge,
composed as it is of the flower of Ma
cons business and professional men,
is distinction that any citizen might
we'll covet, when it comes as it has
each time in Professor Martins case
unsought, by unanimous vote and
supplemented as it was in the last in
stance by the gift of magnificent dia-
mond and ruby studded emblem, it is
an honor Of which any one might well
be doubly proud.
Professor Martins popularity in the
lodge has found its equal, however, in
his zeal and ambition to promote its
best interest. The zeal and energy of
his nature not only know no such thing
as failure, but knows no contentment
short of the highest success.
Surrounded with a corps of earnest,
capable and loyal fellow officers and
supported by an enthusiastic and indie
fatigable membership, he has seen the
roster of the lodge during his incum-
bency more than doubled, a debt of
$500 extinguished, handsome club
equipment bought and paid for, the
gross revenues of the lodge increased
over 500 per cent, and the sum of more
than $500 being annually set aside as
sinking fund for the erection of a
lodge home.
Mr.. Martin declares that this home
shall be erected within the next five
or six years and shall be decidedly the
handsomest in the city.-Macon (Ga.)
Daily Telegraph.