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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-21

s WIEsCI q OJCzYzKY !
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
4 POZNANSLIEGO.

w ~PONIEDZIALEK vie.
czorem zmarl nagle drugiidy--
rektor ,,Banku landszaftowe-
go" Borowicz. Zmarly prze2
caly szereg lat pracowal jako
prokurzysta v banku Hirsch.
ZELDA Wolffa " Poznaniu, 9
nastepnie cd lat kilku zajmo'
wal miejsce drugiego dyrek.
tora " ,,Banku landszafto.
wynn. Znanym byl " szero-
kich kolach j obywatelstwa
naszego " Poznaniu j ma
%prowincyi, z ~prawo6ci cha
rakteru i ~niezwyklej uprzej-
mosci W obec klient6W.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-21
TAME raty exkursyjne
do San Francisco i Los
Angeles.

Koleja North Western, zaprowa~
dzone bedq ma w~szystkich stscyach
cd % Kvietnla do l Aaja, : POI
wodu narodowej koawencyi grov
cernik6w, handli drebiazgowych i
powszeetnej k%oDferencyl NJ. E.
DIVA caikowite polpieszne pociagi
iziennie ,,Ladowy pospieszny POI
ciag' Il elektrycznem o6wletleniem)
uie supefne trey dni czasu y dro~
dee. Inny poApieszay poc'9g Jest
,,Kalifornijsk, e~xpresowy" : wa.
gonem ~ unkowym j sypialnym
Ola turyst6w. PJtjoie agent6w
kolei Chicago & North.W Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-21

z CHEKMNA. Jak donosi-
lismy, utona} W Whsle pred
kilku tygodniami syn tutej-
szego mistrza siodlarskiego p.
Jak6ba C~hr6stowskiego.
Zw}ok jego ME znaleziono do
tad. Nieszczesliwy mia}. W ub-
raniu i bieliznie wys zywane
litery j. G. Stroskany ojciec
prosi o }askawe doniesienie
W razie by kto zwloki odna-
]az}, albo o mich mia1 jaka
wiadomoSc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-21
o1ICYAI
ID.
q om,,lawialnl,iu propozycyi
skrapiania ulio pubiosnJch
~ seson 1904.

Uvv.u7Ad1znia zaiie aiaiisisGem, e @,
FdAnisisk1 nlssta " ineas, b1'isil
+miA6 poaiedsonio IS. Kw,stnIis.
1914 o1gods. psi po 6snsjj viecso-
rsm, loksls rady niejsklsiw bu-
|dyuku Simpsons, n pdlaocno -, Z :
|oiodain asr6kAika drugiej j eentss
Il. = vspsml1iisnem mielcis, tan y
tsn czasis d1iaka6 bedsis. wxgledsnlnn
rslacyl,ii 90 do skrapiania Milo publi.
csnyi Y vspomianem mieIcIe prE'psssa
ssson l9e4, y terytoryun osnacso
rem y resoIuoy1 przYietych prse.
rade misjsk44 Kvietnia 1904, j
kaihI : olmiu 81 dYstryktdv ska
pianis, M kt6ro wspomiane Terry
toryam jest podzielone prses vspo-
misna resolucye ipodzielone wz=ly
dnie Cd jednego III de o1n t8)
wi4osaie, oraz wykonaDis vszyst-
kieh robot, sgodnie : wspomianil
iresolucy9 1atem planY j specyf'ks'c-
eye, kt6re prawdopodobnie razem I
oszacowaniem wydatk6w q wspos
miane ulepazenla, prsYgotowahe
przez mechanika m1ejskiego wspo-
mlanego miasta / otSierdzonJcb
przez rade miejska dnia Ago Kvlet~
Ma, roku 1904 q kt6re teraz sl6lo-
ne zostaly do akt regestratora miei.
skiego v ola wspomlanego mia.
sta do pr~xejrzenie wszystk'ch inte-
resowanych os6b.
w czasici m,eiscu wYzej wspo-
mianego posiedzenia dale sic spo
sobnos6 vszystkim i1teresowanym
osobom do sluchania "a albo prze
Y proponowanej poprawce.
Podozas kiedy potwierdzone o.
swiadcxenie na wokonanie wspo-
miansj robo+Y odebrane bedzio przes
rege.tratora miejskiego zostanie OF
warte " cassie i mlejseu wym,e-
nionem Y obecnodci vspomianej
rady miejskiej
Pisano = Winona, Minnesots, .
Kwietnia, 1904
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-21
CZTERDZIESCI

D
kolonist6w wyniosfo sic z
odenburskiego komitetu we
Wegrzech poludniowych a
komisya sciaga ich ma ziemie
wielkopolskie. Maja to bye
zamozni hodowcy wilma. Ko-
misya rozwiia ma Wegrzech
dalsza propaganda. Ciekawosc
wielka jake tn u mas vino
wyprodukuja. ,,Posener Ztg."
donosi, re dnia 81 marca
przybyli do Lucyanowa (Lu-
cienhof) pod Budzyniem "
pow. chodzieskim, gdzie ma
ja bye os;edleni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-21

CHOJNICE (Konitz.) Ma
jatek Zbonin nabyf cd p. Jan
kego pan Polszy6ski z Wyso-
XII "a 285 tvs. mrk. Komisya
kolonizacyjna pruska chcia}a
go nabyc koniecznie, a Ola
rowala 1858 tvs. NIX.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-21
Il CHEKMZY. Ziawil sic t

.--. I -.H. .. l.Y.a.- e.. =.F.- tT-
Il CHEhMZY. Zjawi} sic tn
jakis oszust i zamieszkal W
jedpym z tutejszych hoteli
opowiadajac, 10 posredniczy
W sprzedazach domu. Pc
trzech dniach znikl jednak
bez sladu mic 2aplaciwszy ra-
chunku. Wszelkie poszukiwa-
liza zostaly be- skutku. o.
szust CIV liczyl okolo 80 lat i
mial ma jednem oku wielka
bfizne.N iechaj to bedzie pre-
stroga ola innych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-21

GOLDAP: q wlasciciela 3.
Pilzechera " Kosciolach wy
l buth b! v stajn ogieh, kt6ry
sic rozszarzyl Z taka szyb-
knSciq, g naWet ME MONA.
lsI' Y q ,lratoWaG bydla. Spalilo
AS STUN bydla wozy M
re zia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-21

Pred Kill.
HI dniami umarla v Neuhof
IONA robotnika Kolepki. Gdy
MAJ il pochowaf, powiedzial
10 sasiad6w ] %krownych, 10
terazai ON umrze. Umarl rze-
czywiscie tel samej nocy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-21

KOzMIN. Majatek Lipo-
vice, obejmujacy przesz}o 2
tvs. m6rg dobrej ziemi W po-
blizu miasta Kozmina zamys-
Ia rozparcelowac banker Jul
Illus Levin z Berlina. Obec-
nym w}ascicielem jest pan
Kitchener. Parcele beda
r6wnej wielkosci cd 10 do
100 m6rg = pr6cz tych fol-
warki. Warunki kupna do
godne. Termin dnia Is kwiet-
MIA. Zgloszenia przyjmuje p.
Stachowski W Kozminie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-21

80 "-H.rE .HF"E . .~-.- $50 ~.
Dwie sluzace
~obywate)a ~Szelagowskiego Is
i 19~letnie poszly spac ma GO
re dnia Is BIN. Gdy nazaiutrz
ME wychodzily z izdepki, OF
worzono drzwi gwaltem i zna-
leziono obie bez zycia. Komi-
sya sadowo lekarska odby}a
rozciecie %zywot6w, ably sic
przekonac, czy ME umar}y z
otrucia. Czesci zo}adka i wne-
trznosci poslano do Berlina
do analizy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-21
Chicago & Northwestern.
odjazd pociegdw
Ma Wsch6d.

~ -=GV -"ZE AEs~ % E..-4E
Ma Wsch6d.
Chicago morning passenger lex s. $50 ...- 100 a m
Chi ago evening passeaga tdaly) 49,. -.. 9; 20 p m
Chicago passenger lex S--... 49, ....Is;o1 p m
Ma Zach6d.
Daketa passengeS idaily).....~.. !. ..... Gas a m
Minnesota passenger lex s. .--.. !. ..--.. I;so p m
Chicago Evening passenger Tex s. ...---- $50 P m
Przybycie pociagdw.
Re Wschodu.
Chicago morning passenger tdalv) ... 6;3s N
Minnesota passenger lex S)..... ..."... I;3o P m
Min. & Oak. mail and pass lex 81. .-..6;so p m
Re Zachodu.
Min. & OAK. mail s passenger lex s.. . II;4o a m
Local passenger lex S ......-- ..... SIS p m
Dakota m il and passenger daily. . . .....9.3o p m
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-21
Chicago, Milwaukee
& st. Paul.

St. Paul, Minneapolis and beyond ala M
Sis 4 m
Ia:o6 pm
6:H pm
Leave for
Chica 90, Milwaukee, and east II:s3 am
$40 pm
1o:l3 ON
II;3s pm.
s:sp q n
- leave kr
Dubaque and west iI;s3 : =
Lsays kr
Points on Wahasha Dinssn =
Leave fnr
Points on Chippewa ValloY division Iso6
Leave fr
Points on So. Minnesota klvisaca $50 m
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-21
Chicago BurlingtOD &
Quincy r.

6--I
North Bound.
part
S.. Paul { Nins.peis E1pre.s s.,s An
IN
ChcaRoS. Loans Feorta LLnhed 50 -
Chicago kapress Ms ~
South Bound.
Dspan
EChieaso SEs.louis FxpFes rs an
Chicago = LosS sPeoga knned 10 sop n
Arrive
fSkPaM = Mlnnapo61 Expsas t1 50 -
SkPani : Aineapots limled 1I.5e
lGl'1reen Bay
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-10
1ailu - gayle
M. M. MURDOCH. Editor.

BALTIMORE
as that of the Baltimore fire, language
proves empty, descriptive sentences
found inadequate and words fail The suffering and
woe entaed poor disappointments and sor-
rows of the many find struggles and trumphs,
the worries and lifetime but ashes cannot
be told or imagined The unestimated and nnum-
cradle Incidents the of experiences the mutations
of hundreds of thousands of human lives involved i'll
the catastrophe of hour all destroyed within the
hours of a single day. proud city Baltimore one
the oldest and of the wealthest the continent
grown hundred years of uninterrupted and
almost exclusive southern trade built Of marble ron
stone and glass the City of America
called with chiefest and triumphs all con
sumed within the short period of time from till
Despair must lay hold upon many who cannot
equal to attempting another start because of an
already expended life; to many who have lived
lives of auence; restitution to thousands of others
where there was at least comfort
OF course Baltimore will rebuilt and speedily, per-
haps Her American spirit and enterprise be count
Ell upon for so much the result ncapacy
o. the companies may be in making good the
be the Baltimore of the past is prob
lematica Situate the head of the magnificent
bay on the Atlantic coast Baltimore rich, great
century ago. But in the mean time New York
Philadelphia pressed in her commercial field
Chicago rebuilt in day. But Chicagos great fire
to in the youthfulness of her vgor at
time interests which made her great
but partially developed. Baltimore, in sense, was
finished city, solid conservative with her field OF
operations fully occupied her supremacy in that field
secure and undsputed. Chicago but the case of
crippled growth Baltimore been stricken down in
her maturity with her recuperave powers impaired
wanting in twentieth century venture.
All around facts and interesting details will
later together with estimates calculations and promises
But Baltimore solid magnifcence the Baltimore of
southern pride and solid wealth. be rehabtated
in a day in a decade The mitigating
thing with the disaster is the fact
starting midday there was sacrifice of
life.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-10
THE STRENGTH OF THE MINERS UNION.

What between the obstinacY of coal mine owners and
operators and the persstency miners unions the
age consumer America has been made to sweat
fellow supplies the kitchen with fuel The
expense the price of the past win
has cost the millions of extra dollars
Wichita viii pay, at rough estimate, a hundred thou
dollars for this winer than her coal
paid two and three years ago.
A army of than 4S5000 men is directly en-
gagged mining the United States producing last
year total of 900 tons OF these workers officials
of the United Mine Workers of America claim that nearly
100000 producing annually about 2O0000O00 tons. OF
twohrs of the total coal output of this country
organized in that union More than this they claim that
fully So per of the total number Of coal mine work
governed by the unions scale Of and work
under its conditions employment and that fully 80 per
all mine employees in the United States would
strike if national suspension of coal mining Is
found be necessary by the United Mine Workers
The strength this organization of coal mine workers is
largely the coal producing east of the
Mississippi river and particularly to the central COM
petitive territory including Ohio Indiana Illinois and
Pennsylvania these four fields about 100000
workers employed, producing annually 10000
bituminous coal Through the interstate
operators these districts the and conditions OF
employment of the mine workers agreed upon annu-
ally in joint convention.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-10
Endorsement of Hoch was as follows:
THE WICHITA MOUNTAIN GOLD MINES

That there is gold in the Wichita mountains of Okla,
homa has been negatived by official report made by
United States Geoogst Balm which report was laid be
fore the United States motion Senator Cock
rell of Missouri day before yesterday Notwithstanding
Bains expert examinations and conclusions many old
copper in paving quantities awaiting only deveopment
Professor Balm in his report says that the important
camps in the area, extending from Lawton Lugart
visited and samples taken from the leading mines
in each camp. Whenever possible with reasonable
expenditure CT time. the his representative
invited TO be present while the samples being col
lected. Over 800 pounds Of samples taken. and
each opened and identified by the writer the lab
oraory of United States Geological Survey at Wash
linton. where DR. T. T Allen of the Survey made seventy
assays. None Of the assays revealed any gold in
view of the precautions taken in collecting the samples.
and of the great with which they ssayed the
casonal presence Of small quantity Of silver copper
lead admits of but eonelusion-that Of the
prospects examined shows any in the proper
of the and that has any prospect Of probable
future The possible exceptions are the Hale and
the Clark Bennett prospects in respect copper and
lead = picked sample from the Hale mine showed So per
cent Of copper and similar sample from the Clark
Bennett yielded 365 per cent Of lead In neither
any considerable body Of ore exposed Az the mine of
the Kiowa company samples Of material sacked FOR ship
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-10
THE THREE SELVES.

This truth [ see: Each soul is armed by Fate,
With thronging possibilities of good and ILL.,
One self is known Of love- and one of hate,
And one unknown remains in conscience still
His face is fair love, and yet a spark
OF hidden lightning shows where clouds may be
Within the shadow of those eyes so dark,
May lurk another spirit few can see
One that | fear. And yet know that love
And kindness rule that life with ready hand,
Thought lightning striking from the clouds above
May mar the farest castle man has planned
Yet doubt l not what good know to be,
Nor value less when heaven sends 1t me.
Sarah Palmer Byrnes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-10
M

That Baltimore fire will reduce divi-
dends in fire insurance circles 1t will be
impossible to prote that all those Balti-
moreans set fire TO their premises.
Q..l1..D
Precious stones do not appeal to the
mind that is occupied with gems OF It's
own process.
Four men in ST. Louis are on trial for
receiving 1900 Doodle from Ed Butler OF
ST. Louis, which a Fulton jury has just
declared he never paid them.
-li-lI-ll-
She said she loved him in note,
Where Cupid spelled the Valentine.
And If he wished to know her name,
He might just stop and add a line.
NM. l..
(..)o-o(..)
What a temptation 1t must be to her
friends to use Mrs. Wire Of Kinsley.
l:l-l:l-l:l
Mr.. Six of Wellington Is not so many.
but he certainly has the best of Mr.. Tray
of the same city.
(.)o-o(..)
SOME REFLECTIONS.
Love should bear the union label or
there should be no courtship. according
TO the ideas of Miss Angelina Mauro.
business agent of the Carmen Workers
union at ST. Louis. A union girl should
not even speak to non-union man, she
says.
Now will the open shop and closed shop
question be supplemented with the open
or shut love issue?
Again, as every girl who marries (and
man. too. for that matter, enters a union
when she weds, won't she thus be SUBJ
ject to two unions?
How can divorces be granted when to
obtain one a girl must quit the union?
Another point: Will the girl love the
man or his union?
What distinguishing mark shall be
used in labelling union babies?
Should a husband, in accordance with
closed love. lose his union card and be-
come scab would it be the wife's duty
to quit him?
If a real pretty. sweet, young thing
who belongs to no union herself, smiles
upon a union man and he so far falls
from grace as to smile back and is then
hooked, must he choose between his union
card and his non-union sweetheart?
Considered in all its aspects. there are
difficulties in the way OF mixing union
labels and love affairs, and before the
general federation passes upon the ques-
ton. careful consideration should be given
the subject.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-10
WHAT THE MAILS SHOW.

There is more accurate standard of measurement
of the business of the country atarge than the post
Office receipts The receipts of the great continue
to show gains the corresponding part of last year.
though the increase is of less per than during 1892
and 1893 BY this standard of measurement Wichita is
growing rapidly.
AS long the business Of the postofice department
steadily there be doubt that the country
is making good progress in all essential ways means
more people, commerce, more wealth The postal
service interests and deals with all classes and all sec
tions. is the most universal business the United
States is in all other civilized lands 1t tests
ditons everywhere and is feel and show loss
of population, or the coming of hard times
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-10

The passions are even more combustible
than cotton.
Some people are music-mad.
(:)-(O-t3
The peach crop of 1901 has been killed
before it was born. THE usual supply
of peach cobblers will confirm this report
that the crop was still-born," muttered
the Piker's parched punster.
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The fool seldom lacks for company.
I:-l:i-l:l
A good hater makes a staunch friend.
O-O-O-O
A Philadelphia physician now serves a
radium punch for pulmonary troubles.
Nothing will popularize this new element
so quickly as to mix it with punch.
l:l-l:l-l:l
A school of matrimony is the purpose of
a bill introduced in the house of the
Iowa legislature this week. Here is
where that famous joke for which Punch
gave five pounds comes. in:
ITO people about to marry--don't."
drip,
A WARD HEALER'S SENTIMENTS.
a little Italian boy, IS years old, has
written the following essay. on his duty
as a future citizen:
L
be true to my country, true to my state
and true to my city.
IF 1 do not vote, I will not be doing
my duty. I must have my own Judgment
to vote for the man 1 think is best quail
fled for the office which he has been nom
mated for. If ! don't / won't be doing
my duty. / must not let anybody bride
me to vote for man l think not fitted
for an office.
1T will also be my duty to be indus
trious and self-supporting, so as not to
be burden and a nuisance to the pub
lie.
Il must pay taxes. so that the govern
ment can be maintained and the officers
of the government paid. because the
government is for my good.
When it is necessary, l must help to
maintain order and always be ready for
public service, and in case OF war serve
my country.
Il should know the history of my coun-
try and be an intelligent reader and
close observer of current events
When this kid becomes a man he will
appreciate the humor of tq>e above. His
rules are all right for boys of Is who
can't vote, but if applied to manhood the
voter practicing these points would be
as lonesome as a fresh egg in today's
angel food.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-10
ENDORSED BOTH BAILEY AND HocH.

The Saline county convention unanimously Endorsed
the administration of President Roosevelt and the Phla
delphia platform. The convention also Endorsed adj
ministration of Governor Bailey Endorsed E. w Hoch
for and paid compliments Congressman Cal
derhead and Justice Burch The Bailey
S follows:
"Resilved That indorse the administration Of
Governor Willis J. Bailey believing that in all his public
acts he has been guided by the wisdom Of the
man love fer the state he has wisely governed
patriotism that knows bounds and further believe
that future history will give him the high place
to which his administration entities him"
The Endorsement of Hoch was as follows:
Resolved That pledge our delegates in state con
vention all honorable for the nomination Of
f. w. Hoch fer governor not only pledge him the
hearty support of the Republican party in Saline county
before the convention during the campaign at the
polls but pledge loyal and answering support
his administration
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-10

ment assayed 1881 per cent of copper The mine was
open examination but the best data available indi
Gates that the ore seam only from onehaf to one
and oneha inches thick and therefore the find con-
sidered unmportant The whole is put down offer
ing encouragement whatever for additional prospect
ing.
In the Granite mountains, Lutgort there are
certain pegmates showing crystals of quartz three
inches long. With the quartz crystals some
small black semivitreous crystals recognized by DR..
Hiebrand of the Geological Survey belonging to the
coumbite tantaate group 1t is hoped that further in
vestigations may reveal the presence of of the
earths..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-10
A REAL SIGN OF OLD AGE.

Dou you wake up in the night and wonder what time
it is and get up and make light to see? That is a
sign of age What difference does it make what time
is? whatever but you get older this insane
desire know what time it is attacks you every few
hours The light pickering in house after night is
usually carried by barefooed old who is on his
way to peer into the face Of the clock The old women
are not so wakeu having good deal of sleep to make
which they lost when their children lttleAtchi-
son Globe.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-10
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES

The picture of the new Woods county
court house, published by the Alva Pho
neer, will be turned toward the wall in
every Carmen home. if reports are true.
The Democratic papers are trying to
work up an anti machine machine row
in the Republican camp.
Muskogee capitalists have purchased
the brick plant at Stroud and will oper-
ate it.
Milk from $50 cows is to be converted
into cheese daily at the Stroud factory
this spring.
The Big Four mines southeast of Perry
are beginning to win a standing in the
community. The knockers are fast going
the way of the ground hog.
Three men are under arrest at Okla
homa City for extorting money from a
citizen. They threatened to put his closet
skeleton on exhibition.
The Guthrie Leader. can be recommend
ed by any one conscientiously to elderly
people The most weak and failing eyes
would not require a magnifying glass to
read its headlines.
The Catholics will put up a church at
Meeker this summer.
The new editor of the Agra News is
a woman Women have always been
readers OF the newspapers and now they
are beginning to run them.
Grading on the basement Ct the new
Woods county court house at Ava and
grating on Carmen's nerves began Mon
day morning
Down in Otter valley the farmers, with
poison in hand. are watching the same
hole in which the grounding retired for
the egress OF the prairie dog.
Tom Hensley is now giving it 10 the
New York World. Somebody should ex-
plain to Pulitzer that Hensley really
doesn't mean half that he says. or the
latter may bar Oklahoma from his School
OF Journalism.
The Pond Greek vidette has declared
for the Lamont High school. II says
its advocacy is for the best interests Of
Pond Creek.
The Enid Eagle says OF Colonel Ha-
vens' return from Washington and state
hood. Ants Hors de Combat X
comes as a great surprise. for no one IN
Oklahoma even dreamed that things acre
in such condition.
The y. L. < c. VIII ran special from
Enid to Guthrie Saturday on account
Of Joe JeTerson's engagement at the cap
ital.
Ii looks Ike the ngerso.l-Cfserokee
Scrap viii have to be set aside row until
the RussO-Japanese affair Is disposed Of
Kinrfsher's ComuezciaI club was csi;e6
% meet last night 20 discuss very De-
icate matter Il vas = question Of life
! or death
The Deer Greek and Blackwell gun
clubs VII try Il over again next week
/ Or. rather. the Deer Creek ciub viii
Twe1,y-oae converts we're made during
4 series n REVEALS conducted ~ the L
2. church al Blackwell A nsS pastor
did The work
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