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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1904-08-19

The city council is deserving Of COM
mendation for it's action in raising
the license Of transient storekeepers
and auctioneers of bankrupt stocks to
$40 a day. These venders Of Cheap
John trash contribute nothing to the
prosperity Of the community, pay no
city taxes, spend as little money as
possible while here, and carry away
all the hard cash they can get their
hands on. Their game is to work the
town for all they can get and then pack
up their goods and move on. They
benefit the town in no possible way,
and the council has acted wisely in
placing II license on their business
that will virtually amount to prohibit
ton. The way to build up Dallas is
to patronize Dallas people.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1904-08-19
Notice of the Meeting of the Board
of Equalization.

Notice is hereby civen that on Mon
day, the Goth day of August, 1904, the
l GARD of Equalization will attend at
the office of the County Clerk of Polk
County, Oregon, and publicly examine
the assessment roll and correct all
errors in valuation, description or
qualities Of lands, lots, or other prop
erty, and it shall be the duty of per-
sons interested to appear at the time
and place appointed, aud if it shall
appear to such Board of Equalization
that there are any lands, lots, or other
property assessed twice, or in the
name Of a person or persons not the
owner thereof, or assessed under or
beyond its actual value, or any lands,
lots, or other property not assessed,
said Board shall make the proper
corrections.
Dated at Dallas, Oregon, this 18th
day Of August, 1904
F. E. MYER,
Assessor for Polk County.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1904-08-19
COURT HOUSE NOTES.
NOTARIAL COMMISSION
J. N. Hart, of Dallas.
PROBATE

Estate of David Stump, deceased
petition granted for an order closing
estate nunc pro tune as of Monday,
December 6, 1886.
Guardianship of minor heirs of E B
Martin, deceased-guardian's bond
fixed at 5000.
Estate of Bertha Ohms, deceased
final account set for hearing Septem-
ber II, 1904, at o'clock p. m.
Estate of James I Ball, deceased
R. G. Craven, E. J. Craven and F. E.
Myer appointed appraisers; petition
to sell personal property granted.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
A J and D L Hedges toJE Wilson,
1850 acres, t s S, IA W, 5000.
Silas Orchard to Elias w Hinshaw.
lot ?, block l6, Dallas, sl75.
E A Thorp to A L Wallace, lots 3, 4.
5 and 6, block 80, Thorp's Inde-
pendence, 500.
H B Plummer, trustee, to Mrs
Fannie Brown, lot 8, block 20, Imp Co
add to Dallas, $50.
E c Keyt ct ux to Nellie Wise, 3ll.75
acres, t6 5, T 4and W, 81.
Mrs NJ A Montgomery to Margaret
Wankey, tract in block N, south side,
Falls City, S275.
United States to Jacob Doran ct ux
6Ss. AZ acres, t6s, ,r7w, patent.
Ella A Nelson to A 7 Cross, tract in
John E Murphy's add 70 Monmouth.
800.
Mary I Cressy aud nd to George E
Brey, parts of lots : aud s, block 25,
Hills Independence, $500.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1904-08-19

Rev. A. A, Winter, financial agent
of Dallas College, returned this week
from a trip through Southern Oregon
in the interest Of the school. He found
that Dallas College has good name
abroad. and in every town visited he
found friends Of the institution who
were glad to lend him helping hand
In his work. As a result of his visit,
many new students will come to Dal-
las from Southern Oregon this year.
He was also successful in adding
S25OO to the permanent endowment
fund of the college
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1904-08-19
Low Rates to California.

The Triennial Conclave knights
Tomplar will be held at San Fran
cisco, September 5th to 9th and the
Sovereign Grand Lodge 1. o. o. f.
will be held at same point September
10th TO 25th. For these occasions the
Southern Pacific Company will place
in effect the extremely low rate of one
aud one third fare for the round trip,
not TO exceed S25.OO, the rate from
Portland. Those who are planning a
trip to California should take note of
these rates.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1904-08-19

Prof. aud Mrs. E. E. Coad, Of Dali
las, were in Lebanon, Monday, to
confer with the trustees Of Santiam
Academy in regard to opening the
school, Prof. Newell, Of Portland.
was also here last evening for the
same purpose.-Lebanon Advance.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1904-08-19
Do You Want Lumber?

We have all kinds; also holdings
and everything needed in building.
All made Of soft Yellow Fir at lowest
prices. Send us your specifications
and get our figures.
BRYAN-LUCAS LUMBER CO.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1904-08-19
Notice to Hop Growers.

See Vaughn & Weaver before buy
ing Hop pipe. Guy Bros. old stand
on Mill street.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1904-08-19
HOrse and Buggy For Sale.

Horse and buggy for sale. Inquire
of e. NJ. Smith, County Clerks Office,
Dallas, Ore.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1904-08-19
$4,000 FORFEIT

Will be paid by the Worlds DispensSary
Medical Association, Proprietors, Bn1-
falo, N. Y, if they cannot show the org
inal signature of the individual yyoiur-
teering the testimonial below, and also
of the writers of every testimonial among
the thousands which they are constantly
publishing, thus proving their genuine
ness.
uWhen I commenced taking. your medicines,
eighteen months ago, my health was coilplete
broken down. writes Mrs. Cora L. SundelIdnu,
of Chaneyville, Calvert Co., Md. "At tlines 0,,t
could not even walk across the room "itgout g '
mains in nv chest The doctor aGt0 d[fSndea We y
saId Ihad lung trouble, and Mat 70oMld nfSso 9s
zssI rrafn. AT last concluded to try DT Pierce 5
medicines. l bought bottle OF Golden oi Med
ical Discovery took it, and soon commences "a
TO feel a little better, then you directed me ~
take both the Golden Medical Discovery am. anu
fhe Favoritc Prescription, which dld. iNo Aito-
gether have taken eighteen bottles OF Gol1en
Medical Discovery, twelve OF the taVorlte 1 RE
scrintiou, and FIVE vials of Pellets am now
almost entirely we'll and do all my work WIN
ont anv pain whatever, and can run W'th more
ease than could formerly WaLs."
Or. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cleanse
and regulate the bowels.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1904-08-19
Republican National Ticket
FOR PRESIDENT
THEODORE ROOSEVELT,
of New York.
FOR VICE-PRESIDENT
CHAS. W. FAIRBANKS
of Indiana.

For Presidential Electors:
G. B. Dimick, of Clackamas county
A. G. Hough, Of Josephine county.
J. N. Hart, of Polk county.
J. A. Fee, of Umatilla county.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1904-08-19

kOdOI Dyspepsia Cure
Di1osts what you eat.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1904-08-19

Assessor for Polk County.
The colored American., 1904-01-09

husband, and by putting their
earnings together they have saved
enough to keep the wolf away
from the door. They have one
step daughter, and a neice and
nephew, whom they are raising,
and whom they are giving the ben
eft of the best education that can
be afforded. Mr.. Diuguid has
been governed in his business
transactions by his chief, Banker
Glover, and while he can not boast
of any great riches, he is the own
er of quite a number of shares Of
the Capital Traction Company,
and owns large number of shares
in District titles companies, and
other safe investments. He Is a
liberal contributor, to the church
eS, and to the educational move
ments. He is still a young man,
Comparatively speaking, but was
too modest to give some facts,
which the writer felt certain would
interest the readers of The Color
ed American.
The reception on New Years
evening was a grand affair The
whole house was thrown open to
the friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Diu-
guild. They received in the most
The colored American., 1904-01-09
THE TWE(NTY-FIFTH
MILESTONE.
Twenty-Five Years of Faithful
Service COrnenOrated in a Be
fitting Manner.

\ most uniqe social function
took place at the residence of Mr..
{. c. Glover, President of the
Riggs National Bank, 1903 K ST.,
\. W., last Friday, January Ist.
The occasion was the celebration
Of the twenty-hfth anniversary of
the services Of Mr.. VIM. A. Diu-
guild. twenty-five years ago, Jan.
Ist, 1904 Mr.. VIM. A. Diuguid
took service with Mr.. G. G. Clio
yer, then a promising young bank
er in this city. They became
friends, not only as servant and
master, but personal friends. Mr.
Glover was a young man in the
banking business and Mr.. Diu-
guild was his Fidus Aclates. Dur
ing this interval of twenty-five
years, Mr.. Glover through his tact
and great financial ability has be-
come one of the few successful
bankers IN the United States, and
The colored American., 1904-01-09
MIR. VIM. \. DIUGUID.

in fact one of the most successful
and most respected in Washing
ton, D. c. His good friend, Mr..
VIM. A Diuguid through his own
good sense and honesty has kept in
touch and in the close confidence
of his friend, the banker. They
have enjoyed their successes to-
gether, and it must be said to the
credit of Mr.. Glover that he has
made his man ''William, % his
friend and confdant through all
these years.
Mr.. Glover has been master
and president of the Riggs Ma
tional Bank, while MIR. Diuguid,
(William), has been master of
the house and premises. The
most cordial and tender relations
exist between President Glover
and his wife and one daughter
and SON, and William. When 1t
comes to the management of the
affairs of the house, of the recep-
tons, Cf the dinners and of every
thing as to that matter, even to the
employment of all the help, etc,
that matter has been left entirely
to William. 1t is not surprising
then that at the twe1ty-ffth anrli-
versity of the services Of MIR. Dlu-
guild to MIR. Glover, that the great
bank president. should not say to
his faithful friend, (William,) in
The colored American., 1904-01-09
MRS. VIM. A. DIUGUID,

up-to-date fashion, having the
carriages with their guests to
come to the great driveway in
front of the marble palace, with
footnan, doorn1an, and bellman,
to meet the guests and take their
wraps and escort them to the re-
ceptiomoom. The menu card was
an interesting one and it included
nearly everything in the ganut OF
good things. 1t might have been
more elaborate, but on account OF
the large number of guests, near
ly one hundred, the time con-
suned in showing them through
such a cornnnodius residence it was
abbreviated. Among those pres
ent were:
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. w. H.
Brooks, DR.. Mitchell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Simmons, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jno. Keys, Mr. and Mrs. w.
Hall. Mrs. Lee, Mr.. and Mrs.
Parker, DR.. Albert Ridelev, Mr..
M. Pollard, Mr.. Fred D. McCrac-
rem, of Michigan, Mr.. ]. Carter,
Mr.. A. Brent, Mr.. c. Brent, the
Messrs. Willis, Mr.. Ira Bryant,
Mr.. L. D. Phillip, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. T. Lee, Miss Carrie Pierre,
The colored American., 1904-01-09


as you have given to my friends,
do not spare anything in the way
OF expense and chage it all to me.
Mrs. Glover, myself and the
young folks will not be at home on
the evening of January first, and
we turn the entire house over to
you and to your friends. [ give
you carte blanche to serve them as
you serve my friends and let me
pay the expenses. Be sure and
have plenty of everything and the
best of everything"
No higher compliment could be
paid to Mr.. Diuguid for his TWEEN
ty-five years of active service with
Banker Glover, than theabove re-
marks. During all of these years
Mr.. Diuguid has had to say and
to do with everything that con
Cerned the expenses and the man
agement of the home of this
very wealthy Southern bank
er. Everything has been left
to his judgment, the great recep-
tions that have been given there
for many years, including the
Judges of the Supreme Court, the
members of the Cabinet and the
peopleof National and Inter-na-
tional regulations, who have
shOne in the highest social circles
have been entertained at the home
of this financial leader and social
prince. VIM. A. Diuguid has been
equal to all and to everv emergen-
cy and has given such satisfaction
that in the twenty-five years of SER
vices the relation between the
banker and the man have not been
strained. 1t is one of the prob
lens of the polite social ethics.
The writer doesn't know whether
to give the credit of this condition
to Mr.. Glover or to MIR. Diuguid.
This conclusion, however, must be
drawn that the man, who does
his ordinary work in an eXtraor-
dinary way, who does it faithfully
and honestly will get the respect
and confidence of those whom he
serves. Not only that but he
makes and makes we'll for his race.
VIM. A. Diuguid has dignified his
position. He has done SO by do
ing a common thing in an uncom-
mon way, keeping uppermost and
first in his mind to serve those,
whom he has been appointed to
serve in the most satisfactory way.
He is a man whom DIR. Booker L.
Washington would be glad to
meet and know for the reason that
he is a high apostle of thedoctrlnes
and teachings of the sage of Tus-
kegee, who contends that a man
can dignity his position, however
humble.
Mr.. Diug-uid is blessed with a
charming wife, and happy fam
lily. His wife was Mrs. Prince,
The colored American., 1904-01-09
SALOONS.
Chris. Xander
QUALITY HOUSE,
900 9TH st. NV

Established 3S years ago. The largest
wholesale stock in town Of the most
exquisite, faultless wines and distillates
(in all 307 kinds), at Oris. Xander's
modern prices no others can compete
quality and purity with any of his
goods. His liquors are absolutely free
from fusel poison.
(No branch houses). Phone 1925.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-10-08

mice do czynienia policya, wobec czego
wydziat zandarmeryi-gf6wny organ rza.
du do przesladowania przestepc6w polity-
cznych-oddzielony bedzie cd ministe-
ryum spraw wewnetrznych. Toz samo "a
rzadem Finlandyi: kraj ten bedzie odtad
zarzadzany przez specyalny sekretaryat
ma kt6rego czele stanie gen. Styozynski.-
Policya odnalazfa podobno dowody, ze &C.
nator Schaumann wiedziaf tenn, il syn
jego zamierza zabic gubernatora Finlandyi
Bobrikowa. Sedziwego wieznia odstawiono
ze Szlisselburga do Abo, gdzie wkr6tce
bedzie sadzony zdrade stanu.-Z Peter
sburga donosza, jakoby przeszfo so czion-
kow wybitnych rodzin polskioh byio obec-
nych ma odsfonieciu pomnika Katarzyny
Iw Wilnie.-Policya ma Litwie otrzymafa
rozkaz niewydalania ze wsi zyd6w nale-
zacych do stanu robotniczego, jezeli moga
udowodnic, re mieszkai tamze cd roku
1882.-W Gomlu odkryla policya dru-
karnie tajna, z kt6rej puszczano SWAT
odezwy rewolrcyjne. Gdy zandarmi weszli
do drukarni, robotnicy znajdujaoy sic "
niej stawili op6r i zabili podobno kilku
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-10-08
wojna Rosyjsko- Japohska

-Japonia ma wydac nova posyczke ma
prowadzenie wojny. W wysokosci 80 mi
lion6w jen6w (40 milionow dolsr5w.)
w Petersburgu aresztowano dwoch
oficer6w marynarki japonskiej, kt6rzy
uchodziG "a skromnyoh handlarzy herba-
ty, W rzeczywistosoi byli szpiegami. Je-
den nazywai sic Saratori, drugi Tokali
Mamatru. Podtug prawa rosyjskiego obaj
beda powieszeni.
-Telegramy donosify, ze zofnierze ja-
ponsoy po zdobyciu Liaojangu dopuscili
sic wystepk6w, mianowicie, ze napadli
ma dom pewnego misyonarza amerykah-
skiego. Obecnie nadeszfo wyjasnienie tel
sprawy: Ho}nierze, ktorzy przez diva dni
ME mieli mic ustach, prosili o jedzenie
picie W kazdym domu. Kazdy Chinczyk
gf6d pragnienie zolnierzy zaspokajaf, ale
misyonarz amerykanski odmowif spefnie-
MIA tego uczynku chrzescianskiego. wiec
zoinierze byi zmuszeni wziasc zywnosc
przemoca.
Poselstwo japonskie W Londynie opubli-
kowafo depesze Toxic, ze pod Liaojangiem
znaleziono diva rodzaje patron6w kul Dunn
dunn, podobnych do patron6w rosyjskich
karabin6w zr. 1890. R6wniez niekt6re
I0uy ud ZO1uloEZ0Cu JdPOu6h1Cu uAdeeaOAAnAy
przypuszozenie, ze Rosyanie uzywali kul
Dunn dun. Kule te, noszace nazwe cd fabry-
XII broni Dunn dunn Kalkucie, by}y ME-
raz W walkach kolonialnyoh uzywane przez
Anglik6w, skoro ci przekonali sic podczas
wyprawy Techitraf, ze ich dotychczasowe
kule 32 kalibru ME wystarczaja do odpar-
ola atak6w dzikich krajowc6w. Konwencya
petersburska VIZ. 1895 powziefa uchwafe,
wykluozajaca uzywanie kul Dum-dum ja-
ko nieludzkioh, gdyz rany zadawane przez
ME, So wrecz potworne. Dziafanie kul po-
lega ma ich budowie, mianowicie o}owiany
wierzohofek kuli ME jest osfoniety pan
cerzem, cafy pfaszcz kuli posiada pewna
liczbe podfuznych rowk6w. Gdy tax skon-
struowana kula natrafi ma sfaby chocby o.
p6r, rozpryskuje sic rozdziera napotkane
oiaio. w ozasaoh obeonych, gdy ma wojnie
rozchodzi sic ME zabioie przeoiwnika, ale
o uczynienie 60 niezdolnym do walki, kule
Dunn dunn ME tylko ME odpowiadaja temu
celowi, ale ich uzywanie jest poprostu
zbrodnia wobec ludzkosci, niezaleznie juz
cd tego, ze-jako naruszenie konwenoyi
petersburskiej- j-gwafci prawo ludlow i PREY
zawieraniu pokoju pozwala stronie pre-
ciwnej wyoiagac tego faktu daleko idace
konsekwencye.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-10-08
Z obrazow wojennch Niemirowi'
cza.Danczenki.
Zfe Odzywanie wOjska.

Dopiero CO powr6cifem pozycyi, zme.
czony smiertelnie, smutny - zawstydzo.
ny. Pc prawej level stronie oiagna lu-
die, kt6rzy bardziej niz ia potrzebuja
wypoczynku Ludzie ci 50 zupefnie oszoto-
mieni. Cd dziewieciu dni ME zaznali
chwii spokoju.
Me jest to jednak tylko zmeczenie. Cto,
nawp6f zywi, ledwie stojacy ma nogach,
zatrzymuja sic ohciwie spogladaja ma
mas.
W wagonie zamienionym ma sale jadal-
ma podaja barszcz zolnierski.
Go ci potrzeba, bracie2-pytam pier
wszego brzega. No. -.:sszsf~
Chciafem mu doreczyc drobna kwote
pieniezna.
Odm6wif.
-Dziekujemy pokornie. Wolafbym
chleb... Drugi juz dzieh ME many nio "
W ustach.
..' Rozdalismy wszystko co byfo pod reka.
Zofnierze nasi r6wniez ME pozostsi W ty-
le. w przeciagu godziny W oa}ym pociagu
ME byfo ami jednej okruszyny ohleba, lu-
die zas wciaz szG szli, proszac jedynie
O chleb. Maszerowall oni oddalonych
pozycyj. ma kt6re intendentura ME mogfa
dostarczyc pozywienia.
/ Z8den Cycn ZO1nlerZy ME prZyJmO-
wal pieniedzy ME s}yszafo sic mic innego,
okrom chleba!
Ma drugi dzien zbliza sig do mas zo}-
nierz ordynansowy.
-Prosilbym chleb - mowi niepew-
nym gfosem obawie odmowy.
Otrzyma}.
-Uzy ME moznaby prosic wiecei -
pyta lekliwie, jakby sic diawi} wfasnemi
sfowami.
. -Bedziesz miaf dosyc.
Ola mnie dosyc, ale chciafbym dla
kapitana...
To m6wiac, wskazuje ukradkiem ma
oficera, siedzacego opodal Nd koniu j
zwr6conego do mas ty}em.
Mech sam sic pofatyguje do mas.
On ME przyjdzie
-DlaczegoP
BIO 60 wstyd.
Otrzymaf chleb i gotowane mieso dla
oficera.
Ten zdaleka sic ukfonif twarza rozja.
sniona
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-10-08
NAokoko $WIArA

ROSYA.-Car Mikofaj II przybyf do
Odessy odbyf przeglad wojsk udajacyoh
sic ma plac boju z Odessy niaf pojechac
do Kiszyniewa, azeby pozegna6 udajaca sic
ma Daleki Wschod dywizye IA ia. !ecz z
powod6w zamiast do Kiszy-
niewa pojehcaf do Tyraspola odbywszy
przeglad wojsk, jake sic W tenn miasteczku
zgromadzify, powrocif do Petersburga.-
Kslaze Swiatopefk- Mirski, nowy minister
spraw wewnetrznyoh, zaprowadzif W swo.
i'm departamencie wazne zmiany. Przede.
wszystkiem oswiadczyf, re mic ME chce
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-10-08

Niebawem nadjezdza pozycyi, odlegfej
generate Miszozenki.
-Bojcie sic Boga, panowie! General
ME ma co jesc. Dajcie cokolwiek.
Dzielimy sic czem chata bogata: poi bu-
telki w6dki, chleb, mieso, jakies konserwy
- oto wszystko.
Officer wpadt W zachwyt Reoe mu drza-
}y, gdy zabieraf to skromne pozywienie
Otto uciecha! Dziekuje-m6wif u
smieohem szczescia ma twarz.-Bedziemy
miei prawdziwe swieto. Juz cd miesiaca
ME widzielismy mic podobnego.
Tancuje prawie ma siodle z uoiechy. Me
odpoczawszy ami chwili, pedzi ze swoja
drogooenna zdobycza z powrotem...
Jeden oficer6w, ciagnacy ma tyiaoh
pochodu, zaszedf do mas.
Prosimy go ma obiad, co Bog DAT.
Podziekowaf
-Zapomniafem juz, jak ludzie jedza-
m6wi cioh YIN, bardzo ciohym gtosem.
-Czemze pan sic odzywia - zapytuje-
my.
-Herbata.. Go dadza~.
Choroba przebija mu z ocz6w... Dry
ma cafem ciele... Trawiony goraczka, rzu.
Gil sic iapczywie ma podana herbate cy-
tryna.
Byf to mfody mezczyzna o dorodnej,
sympatycznej twarzy. wychudzonej stra-
sznie.
Wojna ME tuczy-wiadomo...
Zajrzaf r6wniez officer, kt6ry zaczat po-
ch}aniac zofnierska zupe taxa }apozywo-
scia, ze mafo ME wybuchnatem pfaczem.
-Takich rozkoszy dawno juz ME zazna-
lismy-m6wif, jakby sic tf6maozao.
Jeslisoie ME widzieli nigdy, jak bru-
dnych, smierdzacych ka}nz, przepe}nio.
nych wszelkiego rodzaju robactwem, pija
r6wniez, jak ohleb okryty warstwa zielona
stanie nawet jednego okrucha; jak poze-
raja mieso swiezosci wiecej niz podejrza-
ne], dziekujac Bogu, ze maja take. So
wprawdzie konserwy puszkaoh nape.
ozniafych. Zrobisz otw6r, uderzy cie "a
b6jcza won jakiegos gazu. Pozwola mu sic
ulotnic spozywaja konserwe, chwalao ja
nawet.
Wobec tego czyz MONA sic dziwic, ze
ci zmeczeni zgfodniali ludzie tax fatwo
daja sic ogarnac paniceP Rozumie sic, ze
W ciepfych i zacisznyoh gabinetach Peter
sburga Moskwy wyobrazaja sobie zofnie-
RIA ]ako kamienna figure, ma ktora mic
ME dziafa. OF, kolmuna Trajana-
czfowiek. W rzeczywistosci takich niema
i dzisiejszy bohater moze jutro bye siabym
jak dzieoko, potrzebujacym opieki po-
mocy.
Zoinierzowi nalezy swoim czasie dac
wypoczynek
Jutro uderzy on zn6w ma nieprzyjaciela
i bedzie sic bill iak lew, ale dzisiai ochra-
niajcie go, zaopiekujoie sic nim.''
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-10-08

KsIAzE PIOTR -MIRSKI
swiezo mianowany przez cara ministrem spraw
W prostej linii Jana Ksiecia Swiatopefk Mirskie-
60, wfasciciela wsi Hahczy b. Ct bernii augu-
stowskiej. Wykszta}cenie pobieraf W korpusie pa
zi6w; potem odbyf kampanie turecka. Cd r. 1902
tyf general -gubernatorem W Whine.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-10-08

MAhA AZYA. - Easily powazne "a
burzenia W wilajetaoh wanskim, bltliskim
i erzerumskim, wywofane przez armenskie
oddziafy rewolucyjne. Konsulowie dora
dzaja energiozne srodki celem stfumienia
ruchu bez uzyoia wszelako gwait6w.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-12-15
UToPIAN SOCIETY.
Ladies of Presbyterian Church Form
Permanent Organization.
Wood Violet.
Dec. 8.

The ladies Of the First Presbyterian
church met yesterday afternoon at
the residence of '-rs. VIM. Bailey, on
North Third street, to continue the or
ganization of the Utoplan Society,
which was started for the purpose Of
giving the baZar at the church, which
was so successful a couple Of weeks
ago. 1t was the general desire of the
church people that the organization be
continued and the following officers
were chosen to have management dur.
ing the year:
President-Mrs. W. c. Clifford.
LIST Vice President-Mrs. w. H.
Heating.
I'd Vice President-Mrs. ]. R. Nc
Gregor.
Secretary-Mrs. R. M. Johnson.
Treasurer-Mrs. William Bailey.
Meetings will be held at regular in
tervals and other entertainments
equally as pleasant and novel as the
bazar Of a couple of weeks ago will
be given by the ladies. Look out for
something new.