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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-25
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szed4 predko ME ogladajac
sie "a siebie, DO zal niezmierny
sciskaf mu SERGE, q bal sic znowu
nawr6clt, gdyz s{owa starca: tylko
kywa woda uzdrowisz matke brzmia-
~ mu " uszach jake pobudka j "a
cheatde spiesznego %pochoou.
Szed} wiec, szed} ciagle, obr6-
cony twarza ku wschodowi s1onca,
choc dawno je mia{ "a sob2, DO
w4asnie "a pleoyma Janka, zapa-
da1o s}onko ma nocny spoczynek. J
Juz pierwszy mrok szarza},
gdy Janek wszed} " Dor wielki,
r~oztaczajacy sic szeroko jak oko
s1ega}o, czarny, gesty, nieprze-
byty.. Wszed1szy W gestwinl,
przedziera} sle przez nia przebojem
a choc rani} sobie stopy o ostre
%clernie a krwawif palce 0 wystaia-
ce ga}ezie i sekl: xdawa} sic je~-
dnak ME czuc ami b6lu ami zme-
czenia.
Wszakze powoli, nieznacznie,
til re Jauek ME wiedzia1 nawet
skad mu to przysz}o silly opuszczac
60 zaczely, coraz mocniei czu}' sic
oslabionym i zmiarkowa}, re juz
dalej lsG ME moze. Noe tez zapa~
Ola tymczasem clemna choc oczy
wykol; W okrag r~oztacza} sic g}u
chy Dor, a mad g}owa ciemne i POI
plataue wierzcho}kami koDary
drew, nieprzepuszczajace ami bla~
diego swiatfa ksiezyca, ami dozwala-
jece wldoku ia gwiazdziste nlebo.
-Nalezafo pomysles Jankowi O..
wyszukaniu sobie nocnego legowis-
ska, zabezpleczonego cd napadu
dzikich zwierzat, kt6rych re1no
pod6wczas w}6czy4o sic pc naszych
bola;h. Zacza} wiec ogladac sig
woko}o. azali ME dojrzy gdzie ja-
kiego sza}asu mysliwsk,ego, albo
boaaj kamienia, ma kt6rym m6g}by
bezpiecznie oprzec glove? ale mic
taklego W poblizu sic ME znalaz}o.
Kledy tax bacznie rozglada sig W
oko}o, nagle zdaje mu sic, .ze vi.
dzi jakieS swiatelko przedzierajace
sic przez liscie. Odchyla ga}ezie,
puszcza wzrok W kierunku owego
prom1enia, i, o radosci, wldzi wy
raznie swiate}ko, coraz to plomle-
nlstsze, a jakby ma dobry rzut ka~
mienia cd niego oddalone.
Me zastanawiajac, sic mad TEN
co robi, i czy bezpiecznie jest zbli-
FAC sic do swiatla kt6re pocho~
dziG meze Z cgniska zb6jc6w, e
bral ostatek sill ruszy{ naprz5d.
.m... --ar '#Es. Hgss.i #- .~a"t mHs EEE-E
Me d}ugo isc potrzebowa}, DO Q
kilkaset krok6w las nagle zrzednia}
i pred oczami Jarka, ukaza4a sic sze
roka wsrdd lasu polanka, a " srodku
niej chatka, 2 kt6rej przeb}yskiwa-
10 w}asnie owo 6wlatelko.
Uderzylo to Janka, re cho6 "
chatce byfo wldno - ona sama IDA
wa}a sic bye pusta j n:e "a niteuaa
Dziwna takze ma oko by}a jeJ bu-
dowa: wsnosi}a SIC . Cd ziemi na
jake poltora 4okcia "a najlzej-
Sym. powiewem wlatru, obracala
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-25

maizolkka.
Jeth Janek dc tego czasu uda
wal zucha, to 20 ostatnich zwlasz
GA siowach czarownicy, zblad1 jal
chusta. Ale coz mial bledak pocza,
ze soba? jsk sic bronida ggdzie ucie.
kad? MiIczal. czekajao chybaz ME ME
ba wybawienia
y tel wIa5pie chwili, iakby
blask zfotej jutrzenki, pojawi4a sic
v okienku sliszna, szesnastoletnia
moze dziewczyna, srebrnym g}o~
sem, " kt6nym d~zwiecza} jednak
jakis smutek tajemny zawolata:
PAM mako! wieczerza ma
stole.
- Pc co wlasisz. nj v oczy
kopciussku! precz, do kuchnl! -
z~askrzecza}a iedza.
, Dz1ewcle oddalilo SIC zwolna,
ocieraiac }zy fartuszkiem, . "a ma
powedrowa} take ukradklem wzrok
Janka, kt6ry wpatrywaf sic "
sliczna twarz dziewczecia litowa}
mad nleszczesliwym jej losem, co
ia przykul do czaro whey.
Me m6g4 zdaG sobie sprawy,
JAZZ weze} pokrewiehstwa }aczyc
moze te dwie, tax odmieaDe cd
sieble istoty, te straszna jedze 2
tym swiezym i l1ewinnym kwiat-
klein. M1afaz to bye naprawde jeJ
matka? Q TEN watpil. boo przecie
sowa njgdy ME urodzi sfowika
Rozmy6la1 mad ta zagadkaq,
rozblera} ja " duszy, ale ME d}ugo
m6g} sig zastanowiad, DO Grown
ca zaskrzeczala znowu:
- Czego sic gapisz gebe
otvierasz OF, w}az do chaty, DO
niedlugo kury zapieja a ia r6wno 2
kurami spac chodze.
III Dobrze ci movie w}az! -
mruknaf Janek - kiedy ami scho'
dow, ami drabiny nlgdzle ME WI.
da6. Ma fopacie ME jezdze zebym
m6g} do jejmokci kominem wleciet.
Kiedy tax sobie rozwaza trud
nose W wypc}nienlu 1ozkazu uzaro.
wnicy, nagle czuje, re cos go po-.
drywa cd zleml.
Byl to ogromnY, czarny kot,
ulubieniec starej, kt6ry wpad}szy
Jankowi pod nogi, unl6s} go lekk"
jak najwprawniejszy wlerzchowiec
l jednym susem wpad} z MIN. prztz
okienko do mieszkania Baby Jagl.
Cd tygodnia juz jecza4 biedny
Janek W niewo]i u s~trasznej czaro
wnicy, ki6ra z~aprzey}a go do mai
ciezszych posing, ~wyrecza}a size MIN
W kazdej robocie a z Okla go ME
~spuszcza}a, strzegac, ably sic gdzit
ME wymkna}
Martwi} sig biedny Jauek j
gryzl niepomalu, przemysllwa'
tylko mad TEN, jakby sic wyswo-
bodzit z tego ciezkiego jarzma. Ale
kuta ma obie nogi bahia, sna6 doro
zumiewa}a sic, jake tam mysli willy
sic pc glowie Janka, DO zagrozi{a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-25

- Ks -. - -1---
przekonad sic, naa akin e czopi
te chatke esadzano, ~zu{aszcsa, Z
i,cieslelke snal eiekaW BY, 1d div :
ME mu sis ia nieyidziana dodttaed
rzecz wydawa}a.
spojrzal w1osy powstaly
mu ma g1owie!
Chatka umoeowana by}a ma ku-
rzej stopie, SLIME opartej 9 ziemie,
DO al jeJ pazury g}eboko sig v
grunt wpi1y. Me ochlonaf jeszcze
|Janek z~przerazenia po.dziwu, kie-
dy nagle, : przeciwnej strony da a
sig siyszec ocbryp}y skrzekliwy
CLOS, jakby 2 gardziell kilku lab
wychodzacy:
49, Kulne.. KUN!
Chatka. zaskrzypia!a; j obr6-
ella sic W strone, skad 6w CLOS
pochodzl1 i zdawa}a sic nads1uchi~
wa6 uwaznie.
Kume.. KUN! - x~askrzecza}o
znowu.
Nagle chatka wyprostowa}a sic.
podnios}a: - kurza atopa odsko~
czy1a cd ziemi i rob;ac ogromne
susy popedzila ma wezwanie.
Gdyby Janek znaf by{ pierwej
te okol:ce, to bylby wiedzia}, re
ten las by} zaczarowany q owa
chatka o~taczajaca ia polanka, by.
~ stolica slynne] ma kilka mil wo-::
kofo czarownicy Baba Jsga Navy
wanej.
Straszna to by}a bahia, z piek}as
jak to m6wia rodem, brzydka, po-
marszczona, bezzebna i .}ysa;
jezdzi}a zazwyczaj ma }opacie, DO
nogi juz ME statkowafy, a miesz1
kafa " chaclc ma kurzej stople, z
kt6rej miala te wygode, re ME po-
trzebowa}a sic do niej ltrudzi6, ale
gdziekolwiek sic znalaz}a, ma jej
wolanie chatka sama zawsze PREY
blega1a. Tax by}o tym razem.
Jaga zmeczoua szukaniem
zl6} jadowitych, kt6re zbierala ma
szkode ludzkiego zdrowia, usiad}a
sobie pod drzewem pragu2c Cd
poczac W domu, zawo}a}a tylko
,,kume, kum!'i chatka sama prey
ma jej przyjecie.
Jakkolwiek Janek wcale do
bojazliwych ME ~naleza}, W czem
najlepssy dow6d, re pusc}} sic W
tax daleka i niebezpleczna pedr6z,
to przeciez clark przesz1y mu pc
ciele ma widok tego niezwyk}ego
dzlwuJ
JUL gotowa} sig cby}kiem do
ucieczki, gdy wtem z przerazeniem
spcstrzeg}, jak chatka sztykut,
sztykut, pogoni}a "a MIN a z otwar-
tego okna s~krzeczacy CLOS jedzy
zahuczai glosem ~puszczyka.
A tus mi ptaszku!
Zrozumiaf Janek, re uciekaG
by}oby daremnie, zw}aszcza, re ba-
ba mog}a wsiasd kazdej chwili ma
}opate i wszedzie go schwytac.
Zdja} vice pokornie s}omiany ka-
pelusz, przystanaf i czekal &C da-
lei czaroWnlca pOWle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-25

'cch[aty, wsiadla nastojaca kacle
'opate. gwizdneia przerazliwie wy
echala kominem.
20 oddale.iu sic baby, Janek
odetchnaf ca4emi piersiami, B.y1 to
pierwszy, szczeliwy dziei v ciagu
jjeggo nlewoli, to tez pragna1 uzYc
go do wolf. Siadi ma przyzoie chatY
i "a topil sic v my6lach 0 drogiej
matce, Q TEN, co ona porabis, cry
juz jej ably lepiej,. cry ma nalezyta
opleke?.. l'rzemysliwaf jeszcze 0
lie to on opdzni 2 powrotem do
.domga wskutek straconego v nie-
wolf czasu. Dumal tax : wzdycha4,
szukajac sposobu, jakby sic stad
:wyrwat, ale mic madrego wymy-
clio ME umia}.
AKiedy tax siedzi zadumany,
czuje, ze kto6 opar} reke ma jeEo
ramienlu, j s}yszy CLOS wdzieczny,
jak azwonieale skowronka:
-Czys ty ME g}odny Janku?
By{a to owa dzieweczka, VII
DIANA juz rag przez. Janka "
okienku, kt6ra jednak zazdrospa
" swoja urode czarownica kry}a
pilnie pred jego okiem i dotad
cbojgu sootkac sic ME pozwoli}a.
Zcrwa1 sic Janek ma. rowne no.
81 i odparf pokornie:
Bog zap}a6 dzieweczko!
gfodny ME jestem, ale stroskanyi
zmartwiony serdecznle.
A to moze znajdzie sic ma
to rada, odrzek}a rezolutnie = dwie
gfowy to ME jedna:: zwierz mi
size ufnoscia moi Janku i ME
obawiaj sic niczego.
Janek waha} sic przez kr6tka
chwile, CIV mu sic gcdzi wynurzac
pred pieznajoma dziewczyna,
leka} sic podeiscia lub zdrady, ale
sliczny wzrok dziewczecia }agodnie
ma niego, rozwia1 wszel-
kie jego obawy i przeja} nieznana
jakas otucha. Zreszta, poczciwe
SERGE Janka ME umia{o zamkDac sic
samolubnie W sobie, szuka}o wsp61-
W druglem sercu, kt6re ida
wa@o ma sic, re znalaz} W dzlew-
Zaczaf vice o%powiada6 jej
cd poczatku do konca, ale
zwiezIe i tresciwie, gdyz leka} sic,
ably c%zarownica ME przypedzi4a ma
swojej 1opacie ME przerwa}a roz-
mowy.
A, to ty moi Janku jestes
jak ia nieszczesiwy, rzek}a dziew-
czyna wysiuchawszy opowladania
Janka, - DO j mnie ia niegodz:~
wa baba wiezi tn cd dawna i ME
pozwala wr6cic do ukochanych ro-
M6wiac to rosp}aka}a sic rzew~
ME.
Janek szeroko otworzy4 oczy,
= w,erzy1. ME wierzy} - a dzlwi}
SIC, skad ijemu odrazu ma mysl
wpad1o, re to cudne dz,ewcze ME
mole BYE c6rka czarewnicy; s1u~
chat vice 2 zajeciem dalszego jej
opowiadanla.
~ SEAEv
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-25

Jezeli cierpicie ma reumatyzm
krempy wywichniecia opuchlizne
neuralgia albo Dol " ktdrej cze6ci
ciala, Seyery Olej 6w. Gotharda
wyleczy cie. Najlepsze najsku-.
teczniejsze lekarstwa. Cena SO G.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-25

KOLEJ North Western usta
noWiiia oplate y tykiet ekskursyjny
= Winony do .Galesville ma So Ct.
Take tykiety sprzedawane co
1Piatek j sobote, dobre 90 do po-.
wrotudo nastspneggo Ponie,dazia1kuu...
Takbedzieazd o,28 Wrze6snia / 900 I.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-05-01
THE SMALLPOX SITUATION

The ISLANDER is indebted to DR.. Fitz-
Mathew, deputy health officer at West
Sound, for the following brief and point
ed statement of the small poX situation
On. Orcas:
"Only three miliesAMcLenncn's,
Kerchotl's and VIM. LaPlant's-are now
uuder quarantine for smallpox, and they
are comparatively remote from the port.
No trouble about quarantine is being eX-
perienced from respectable people, who
recognize that the restrictions they are
subjected to are for the interests Of the
whole community. Both MIR. Smaby'
custodian of the wharf, and myself have
been subjected to much trouble and abuse
from the rowdy, element, as usual un-
friendly to anything like constituted au-
thority."
The Doctors report encourages the hope
that there may be no new cases. He adds,
however, that zone cannot be sure. Late
cases have developed after more than
twenty days exposure"
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-05-01
San Juan leland
SAN JUAN VALLEY
Outside Of County Seat

I. KATY returned to Port Townsend Sat-
urday.
John Buckley has fetnrhed from visit
10 Lopez.
br Lewis Mas returned to Port Town
send last week.
Mary Firth made a business trip to
Lopez last week.
Mrs. John Frank and children went to
Seattle Tuesday to visit relatives.
Chas. Wood and Thos. Ackley went to
work at the salmon banks last week.
TIE blacksmith shop was closed for
several DAYS last week, Mr.. Dorley being
ON the iurv in the Robertson trial.
G. 4. Ruehlc returned 20 Port Town
send Tuesday. His. work at Reeds IL
practically all done, except few finish
mo touches which John III. Boyce VIII
complete.
]. O. Bergman, Jr., leaves today for
business trip TO Seattle and Port Town
send. Mr.. Btfgildl, 81. VIII ~ 80
charge of the corner store and w. II. H.
La Forge will take care of tie Argyle
business.
The boys in this vicinity are trying to
get up Il ball team. Quite number Oh
them turned out Sunday and ahont .
o'clock "a game was started by two picked
teams, aA follows: No. Hatcher, YIN.
Cakes; pitcher, A. Mckay; tirst-base, W.
Schunan. second base w. Walker; third
base, A. Ericsson; short-stop, c. Craw-
ford: right field, II. Schuman; center
field J. Taylor left field, All Mckay
No. 2-Catcher, J. O.. Bergman; pitcher,
VIM. Beigin frst-base u has. aQakes;
second base, Ralph Royce; third-base'
Steve Boyce; short stop, Jos. Lawson;
right field, Paul Peterson; center held,
Victor Doyle; left field, John Kelly. The
score at the end of the game stopd - to II
in favor of team No. /. The high score is
due to the fact that most of the boys are
"a little soft-hngered yet. If there is a
good turnout next Sunday there will be
another game.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-05-01
ROCHE HARBOk

Mr.. Robinson, night Waterman at the
mill, fell Monday evening and dislocated
his right shoulder.
James Swapp, VIM. Burr, who was
married OH the 10Th inst, John Burr and
a boy staying at John Smiths have the
measles.
Sunday DR.. Capron was called to Spei-,
den island to see Ed Chsvalier's family,
who are down with the measles, Mrs.
Chevaler being dangerously sick.
Mrs. John Lawson, of Waldron island,
was thought to be dying early Monday
morning, a gravel having lodged in the
tube that leads from the right kidney.
Bert Chevalier took DR.. Capron over in
his launch and she was soon relieved.
Insure in the Ttna, "the leading fire
Insurance company of America. 20.
III. Culver, resident agent.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-05-01

There will be dance at Mr.. SCOTS
Friday hight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton were trading at
Friday Harbor Saturday.
Samuel Presley has bought Several
head of mich cows of late.
Mrs. Weddle has been quite i'll, but Is
improving at this writing.
Miss Clara Shorey is taking SOME good
pictures with her fine camera.
Mr. James has returned to his work as
cooper mt the Eagle lime works.
A number of men arrived here last
week to work tor the Eagle Lime Com
pany.
There were nine new members enrolled
at the Sunday school last Sundar-MrS.
Frank Presley, her son and seven daugh-
ters.
A ball was given at Mr.. and n rs. Frank
Pressey's Friday night in honor Of the
birthday of one of their daughters, Miss
Ada.
Vaccination took such a strong hold
on the arm of Mr.. Fl itz that he has been
having IA painful time of it and has been
quite i'll.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-05-01
/. Whooping Cough

a woman who has had experience with
this disease tells how To prevent any dam
erous consequences from it. She says:
"Our three children took whooping cough
last summer, our, baby being only three
months old, and owing 10 our giving
them Chamberlain's Cough Remedy they
lost none of their plumpness and came
out in much better health than other
children whose parents did not use this
remedy. Our oldest little girl would call
Justify for cough syrup between whoops."
Jessie Pinkey Hall. Springville, Ala.
This Remedy is for sale all druggists.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-05-01
Orcas leland
DOE BAY AND OLGA

4, c. S. Willis spent Sunday in Whatcom
and Fairhaven.
VIM. Viereck made a trip to the hay
Friday, returning OH the Thompson Sat
urday.
MIR. Branen and family are on Mr..
piezman's place, putting i'll a crop" of
potatoes.
The IsLANpER's "extras' relating to
the Robertson trial were much appre-
ciated by subscribers in this locality. The
verdict is quite satisfactory, though
everybody seems TO consider the sentence
very mild.
VIM. Marouardt returned. Saturday
from Friday Harbor, where he had been
rs a witness in the Robertson case; though
he was not called upon to testify, nor was
Mr.. Rice, who had also been suponaed.
The Moore and Robertson families re-
turned Friday and Anthony Ohlert and
his passengers Saturday.
l.. Savage will ship twelve blessed hogs
10 Whatcom bv the schooner Wanderer
next Tuesday, and four hogs and one
beef will go from Alderbrook farm. The
Wanderer catches quite bit of business
along this end of the island that would go
10 the Buckeye if wharf facilities were
better at Doe Bay or if the Buckeye
would call at the PIT. Lawrence wharf.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-05-01
Lopez leland
LOPEZ

Sol. Blake returned from Tacoma Fri
day.
The farmers are busy getting thir plow-
ing done.
DR.. Muscott was called to Roche Harbor
the first of the week.
Mrs. G: t. Butler and daughter return
ed from Seattle Friday.
The Royal Neighbors gave fine recep-
ton to the Modern Woodmen Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Pain went to What
com Wednesday, Mr.. Pain returning
Saturday.
Mrs. Martin Thornton visited her
daughter-in law, Mrs. Jos. Thornton, last
week. going to Seattle Saturday.
Mrs. Wesley Warner and daughter,
Mrs. McAllister, of Seattle, are visiting
friends and relatives on the island.
Mrs. Andrew, who had been visiting in
Canada for several months returned
w ednesday, accompanied by her son
and his wife and two children.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-05-01
NEWHABb

: T.. p. Newhall has returned to Cali
fornia.
, A large boom of logs for the mill ar
rived Saturday night.
Mrs. Engleson and little son Robin re-
turned Monday from few days visit i'll
Whatcom.
Mrs. Paul Barnes, of Seattle, has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pay
ton Reddick, the past week.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-05-01

Every painter knows the Importance
of Il good foundation for his work is a
wood filler, on which to apply hard
oil finish. Standard TurpentIne Shell
lac has no equal. For further inforna-
ton write the Morse Hdw. Co., What
com.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-05-01

For SaleAThree Jersey cows, one
fresh now and others will be within
one month. Good stock and fine milk
ers. Will be sold cheap. Call upon or
address John King, Friday Harbor. 4
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-05-01

II you are going to paint this year
drop postal TO the Morse Hdw Co.
Whatcom, for the late color folder OF
the Sherwin- Williams paints.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-05-01

We have just placed in stock a fine
line Of boys youths, and mems cloth
ing, and our prices will be within the
reach of all. Call and see us.-Martin
d Jensen.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-05-01

Western refined sugar $3.50 a sack
Martin * Jensen.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-05-01
DEER HARBOR

Farming is in full blast in this section.
NFelix Merriam has bought yoke Of
oxen.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-05-01

Highest market prices paid for eggs
butter and poultry at Churchiils.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-06

President Of the R-eorganized Church
Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-06
FRACTURES BASE OF SKULL
Ed Van weeIe Meets with Accident
which BrtHEs Death Few
Hours Later.

Ed Van weele. a painter. aged Is. re-
ceivsd fatal injuries by falling from q lad
der at Sixteenth and Douglas streets At
9 O'Clock yesterday mnrnins- Van Weels
was in the employ Of George sehroeoer,
contractor, and had been sent by the latter
TO remove a canvas sign from the second
story Of the building 81 the corner Of Six
teenth and Douglas streets. occupied by the
Fry Shoe company.
Van Weeie placed a twenty-foot ladder on
top Of a banana stand on the west hide of
the building. He climbed 10 the top Of the
ladder and with the assistance Of others
who were in the building attempted 70 pull
the sign down Van Weele gave q sudden
jerk and the sign came loose. The man
lost his balance and. grabbing the ladder
to save himself, pulled that over and both
went down together. Van Weele struck on
his head. He WA carried into a nearby
drug store and later removed to the Pres
b~yterian hospital, whsre DR.. Kalal attended
him. Upon examination IL was found that
be had received a fracture Of the base Of
the skull. He died at 5 O'Clock in the aft
ernO0n.
Van Weele was unmarried and r0omsd NJ
Seventeenth street ana Capitol avenue. His
parents reside in Holland.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-06

dyspepsia took the form Of spaEms and
heart weakness.
Il suffered intensely. n when q physi-
clan was called, he inquired. among other
things, II ] drank coffee and insisted hat
! leave n or. ! ala 90 and took up tea.
which ! found almost ~ bad. Finally Hus-
band brought home a package Of Postum.
ana we tried a tstric4y aecnrdlng 10 AZ
rections' for we beieve in the adAge that
Children and fools judge Of a thing half
done.
The new coffee was delicious and from
that day until nov (which Is q year, Il
has been our only drink al meals My dys-
pepsia spaamE, etc. are things Of the past
Ny husband had suffered some years with
bilious headaches and Indigestion. but dur
ina the past year. on Postum Food Coffee.
he has entirely recovered his health ara
Eni5od much IN Weight Our friends fire
qnently comment On our improved appear
ance and change In complexion Name Of
Sriter supplied hg Postum Co. BATHS
! W ~
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-06
TALKS TO THE MAeHINIsTs
ID. w. BrOaer4ck Urges Them to Or
CANINE i'm branches, According
TO Glasses Of Work.

.. w. Frederick of Chicago, organiser
representing the international Association
Of MRchinists, made an address last even
ing in Labor Temple for the purpose of
awakening interest among mnchinists in
this city and vicinity An the dssirabiliy of
classifying and organizing machinists Rc-
oOrding TO the special character OF their
work. He urged that machinists in the
railroad shops organize s~eparately from
machInists employed in other lines, such
as in the packing houses. At all times,
however, he said. these separate organiza-
tions should be united with respect TO their
aahlihtinn with the Central Labor union
The chief gain in such q distribution Of
mAchinists lay, he said, in the accuracy
with which disputes or any question affect
ing a particular class could be formulated
and definitely presented to mhchinists in
met with. he said. where all classes Of
nAchinists were united in a single organiza-
tion is that where anything arises affect
ing q special class too great liability to
confusion exists. both in securing q definite
and exact understanding OF grievances or
desired changes, and in the formulation Of
remedies or methods. A grievance arising
out Of the conditions attending the work
Of a special class OF machinists, he said,
is best understood by them, and they are
best qualified 20 determine in the FIRST In
stance what IL most desirable for them
ana the methpds that win prove effective
In securing recognition. In this way. he
explained. the central labor organization,
with which. all these proposed separate
unions win be Rfhliated. can always be
enabled to act with certainty. promptness
and sympathy.
After Mr.. Broderick's address n secret
meeting was held, with the object, n n
understood. OF discovering to h extent
the machinists in Omaha and vicinity are
disposed TO receive the advice and plans
OF the organizer. All that was accom-
plished was TO awaken interest and ais
cussion.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-06

committees reported favorable progress.
At the close Of the business meeting
short talks we're made by Elder T. o.
DowArd Of Grand Island and Elder Il. G.
Ein Of the First Christian church.
The Young Mems Christian association
committee reported that 1t would prepare
for the largest meeting Of this society ever
held in the west on the occasion of the
convention and for that reason it desired
an sRrly outline Of the program. 80 that
prominent workers IN the order could bs
secured for definite periods. The program
committee was authorized TO take the mat
ter up with the general secretaries Of the
convention az soon as possible.