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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-08-17

SklSSo. MolldiSiloWlS SPolhdll sig
ma dworcu kolei zelaznej, a W
przejezdzie przez ulice miasta es-
lcortowala ich konnica liczna
zandarmerya. Podczas bankietu
w hotelu Weimar zagasly swia-
tia elektryczne, skutkiem czego
zapanowaf W sail ogolny niepo-
koj. w swych przemowieniach
zapewniali monarchowie, re po-
rniedzy Anglia Austrya panuja
stosunki wzajemnej przyjazni.
Berlin, II sierpnia. - Cztery
niemieckie kolumny zaczepiiy w
Afryce zbuntowanych Herer6w
w dniu II sierpnia. Walka toczy-
Ia sic przez diva dni. Po stronie
powstancow walczylo 5000 ludzl.
Niemcy mieli do dyspozycyi e.
900 wojska. Odniesli oni mad ME
przyjacielem zwycieztwo, ktore
drogo okupili. 5 oficerow, W tel
llczbie hrabia Arnim, 1o szere-
gowcow poleglo. Otrzyma}o rany
6 oficerow 81 szeregowcow. Me
przyjaciel cofnal sic ze strata Pc
wnej czesci bydfa i owiec.
Petersburg, II sierpnia. - Roz-
rugby W guberniach siedleckiej i
radomskiej byly spowodowane
przez zydow. w Parszewie zydzi
wpadli ma sale sadowa, azeby u
prowadzic niej zydowke, ktora
przyjeia wiare katolicka, ktora
rodzice oskarzyli kradziez. w
obronie dziewczyny staneli chrze-
scijanie i przetrzepali zydom sko-
re. w Ostrowcu zydziak rzucil
kamienem w polskiego zebraka,
"a ktoryrn ujeli sic robotnicy.
Kiedy jednego domow zy-
dowskich padl strza}, robotnicy
zaczeli .tluc szyby, bombardowac
domostwa, niszczyc towary bill
zydow, co sic zmiesci}o.
New York, II sierpnia. = Po-
niewaz cena maxi podniosia sic
do $o.4o "a beczke, tutejsi pieka-
RE cene chleba z 5 centow pod
niesc musza do szesciu, gdyz ina
czej ME mieliby ma chlebie zysku.
Poniewaz w miescie znajduje sic
2,4oo piekarzy, wyrabiajacych 2H
miGona bochenkow chleba dzien-
ME, wydatek dzienny ma chleb
wzrosnie do sunny $4,000. Gene
maxi wysrubowal w gore speku-
lanci.
Kingrnan, Ariz., II sierpnia. -
z Layne Springs, odlegfego stad
ID mil, donosza zniszczeniu,
spowodowanem przez oberwanie
sic chmury. Woda wezbrala do
wysokosci IS stop ! pedzi}a przez
wawozy keniony, zabierajac po
drodze domy, wrzucajac zapasy
wydobytego z ziemi ikruszcu do
otworow szybow. Straty w lu-
dziach, zywym inwentarzu i ru-
chomym dobytku So ogromne.
Atlanta, Ga, II sierpnia. - z
Statesboro donosza, re rozwScie-
czony motloch spalil zywcem
dwoch Negrow, kt6rzy zostali u
znani winnymi zamordowania
czsonk6w rodziny Hadges ma
smierc skazani. Naprozno zapew-
nial sedzia, ze wyrok smierci 20.
stanie wykonany we wsasciwym
czasie. Lud napadl ma stacye te-
legraficzna i przeszkodzil wysla-
niu depeszy prosba o pomoc.
Wydarto przemoca zolnierzom
karabiny, pojmano wiezniow i
spalono ich ma stosie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-08-17
ROSYANIE WEz\NANI Do PODDAN|A S|E.
W Port Arturze granaty japohskie prze-
szkadzaja gasic pozar.
lUSzONO Do POWRO7U DO OSTRzELlWANEGO PORTU
Jar ZNosI W ROsYI KARE OHkosTY.


mem jest TAXA:
Wiekszose rzadowa, zlozona z
1nasonow i socyahstow, znloSla
wolne nauczarrie, niezawisle So
downictwo, wygnala zakony. Je-
dno jeszcze pozosta}o zburzyc:
konkordat, wp}yw Papieza ma du-
chowienstwo. Rad chetnieby to
zrobni, ale panietal tenn, re Sto-
lica Apostolska moze odebrac
Francyi protektorat mad katohka-
mi W Turcyi Afryce, wiec unikal
zatargu. Loubet odwiedzn W
Rzymie krola wloskego, a Papie-
zowi ME ziozyl uszanowania. By
Ia to impertynencya zrobiona dla
przypodobania sic masonom i So
cyalistom. Loubet wyjechal z
Rzymu 2Sgo kwietnia tegoz dnia
Papiez wystosowal do wszystich
rzadow, ME pomijajac francuzkie-
go, protest przeciwko niegrzecz-
nosci Loubeta. Cabinet paryskl
otrzynai ten protest milcza1.
Socyalista Jaures dostal jakims
sposobem 6w protest i ogsosii go
w swyn dziennjku "L'Humanite"
dnia 1890 maja. Wtedy dopiero
rad okazai oburzenie, grozli zer-
waniem konkordatu, okrutne has
lasowal wspolnie z masonami Il
socyalistami, jednakze przypom-
riawszy sobie sprawe protektora-
tu mad katolikami ma wschodzie,
ochlonal i tylko odwolal sWego
ambasadora przy Watykane, ale
Gala zreszta ambasade zostawn.
w Paryzu dalej urzedowas NUN
cyusz ks. Lorenzelli. TAX zrobio-
no cos ola masonow i socyalistow,
jednak uratowano wazne inte-
resa Francyi.
Wynurzy1a sic nastepnie spra-
wa ksiezy biskupow Geay LIE
Nordez. Rad o mel wiedziai, ale
ME dawal jej rozgiosu. Do obu
biskupow pisal Combes, ably sic
zachowywali cicho.
w tenn powsta}a sprawa o
wrzekome usiiowanie przekupie-
MIA ojca syna Combesow, aby
autoryzowali ks. Kartuzow. Mkt
ich ME stara} sic przekupic, ale
oni chcieli udowodnic, ze So ba-
iecznie szlachetni: dawano i'm
dwumllionowa lapowke, a oni ME
wzieli! Sledztwo parlamentarne
wykryio, re oni namawiali swiad-
kow do zeznania, re bylo uslsowa-
ME przekupienia. Komisya u
chwallla przedstawic parlamento-
wi wniosek tel tresci: Uczciwosc
obu Combesow jest niewatplwa,
ale niepotrzebnie wywolali onl
sprawe o przekupstwo, zaniepo-
kohl kraj, wytworzyli rozdraznie-
ME i "a to wyraza sic i'm ubole-
wanie.
Gdyby izba to uchwalila, Com
bes musiaiby podac sic do dymi-
syi / bylby skompromitowany
tenn, re namawia1 swiadkow do
falszywych zeznah. Mniejsza o
niego, ale coz bedzie rehabilita-
eva Dreyfusa, co wypedzeniem
jeszcze niewypedzonych zako-
now?
Masoni socyahsci, zebrawszy
sic ma narade i wezwawszy ma
nia Combesa, postanowili dac mu
proste wotum zaufania bez zad-
nych innych uwag, ale W zamian
"a to on do jesiennej sesyi parla-
mentu upora sic wszystkimi Ia
konami, zrehabilituje Dreyfusa i
przygotuje zerwanie Kosciolem.
Combes sic zgodzi7.
Otto wiec dlatego musia} on te-
raz zerwac wszelkie dyplomaty-
czne stosunki ze StoLca Apostol-
ska, Skoro ich ME bedzie, to O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-08-17
ruszana maszynami gazolinows.

Ma TOZkaZ KOlIleIludild ZdSESeS
robic przygotowania celem zanu-
rzenia sic pod powierzchnie mo-
RIA. Najpierw wsunely sic W scia-S
ny lodzi kominy wentylacyjne, O.
ficerowie znikneli w korytarzachs
periskop skurczyi sic jak tele-
skop, poczem "Fulton" cztero-
krotnie wchlonawszy wode w
zbiorniki, zniknai pod woda. WI
dziesiet sekund p6zniej spoczywal
juz ma dnie nora.
Fulton" wykonal dziesiec ta-
kich zanurzen, ukazujac sic q
kazdym razem ma powierzchna
fal w tenn miejscu, gdzie sic go
najmniej spodziewano. Zarowno
ma powierzchni, jak w glebiach
w6d lodz poruszala sic z wielka
latwoscia zrecznosca.
Ma drugi dzieh "Fulton" pod
dany byl probom jeszcze wiekszej
szybkosci, nastepnie wyrzucal
torpedy, zanurzony W morzu. Do
tychczas wszystkie proby W tym
kierunku ME byly pomyslne, o
czem wiedza pahstwa, posiadaja-
ce flotyle podwodna. Precyzya z
jaka Fulton" wywiazal sic 20
swego zadania, byla zadziwiaja-
ca.
Nakoniec Fulton" spedzii ca
"a noe pod falami NORA, to zna-
czy dwanascie godzin dwadzie-
scia minut razem Gala zaloga,
liczaca pietnastu ludzi. Ma po-
klad zabrano karty, cygara j suro-
we artykuly zywnosci, ktore mia
no ugotowac w bufecie statku,
poczem Fulton" zagiebii sic w
morze ma dwadziescia stop gle
boko o godzinie II minut 10 w
nocy zapowiedzia, re pozostanie
w otchianiach wodnych az do go-
dziny II ninut 10 nastepnego
dnia.
Przez Gala noe widac bySo slime
snopy swiatia elektrycznego ma
miejscu, gdzie zanurzyl sic ststek,
lecz fale bez ustanku huczaly j
przelewaly sic aad MIN. Zaloga
przepedziha wspaa;a!a noe ma dnie
NORA. Zatawiano sig W karty.
palono cygara, ma elektrycznyin
piecu gotowano potrawy.
Jeden z tof;cerow w nastepuja-
cy barwny sposob opisai cdn:esio-l
ne W tym czasie wrazenie.
"kledy powoli zanurzalismy
sic pod wode. ryby zbiegaly sic
do ostatku, zwabione naszeni
swiatlami enlargement, jak opil-
k; zelaza do ,nagnesu. 'Yszystkis
pcuplywaly wystraszone W gro
ni:.dach, jeine wielkie wylupia-
stemi ocza,ni, inne krotkie ! CRU.
be, lub dlugie cienkie jak p:l-
mix.
"Rezerwoar "Fultona" ma 40
stop szesciennych zgeszczonego
powietrza, co wystarcza do calko-
witej wynlaany powietrza, co die
siec godzin przez przeciag tygo-
dnia dluzej. Me cierpieismy
wiec ma brak powietrza. Me cier-
pieEsmy rowniez zbytnio w sku-
tex cisnienia, jakie dale sic uczud
juz w takiej giebokosa.
"Przypuszczam, ze wiscej napa-
wa ludzi Ottawa rnysl, re sic jest
pod morzem, niz sama rEeczywi-
stose. Rzecz naturalna, ze gdyby
napiyna1 na aas jaki oasret, to spo-
tkasby mas los TAXI sant jaki spo-
tkaa niedawno podwodna ioda an
gielska "a ", lecz my zanurgeni
bylismy tax gieboao pod powierz-
CHINA fal, ze zderzenie bylo ME
mo5liwoscia".
Budowa statkow podwodnych
weszla, jak wnosie MONA tego.
ma droge tax wielkich udoskona-
leh, ze uzytecznosc flotyh pod
morskiej nabiera coraz wiekszego
znaczenia bye moze, 1e statek
podwodny wywofa rewokacye w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-08-17
Kronika MiejsCowa.
Pewri zwycieztwa mad strajkie-
rarni.

Pewrli zwycieztwa mad strajkie-
rarni.
Posrednictwo mayora Harriso-
ma wczoraj ma mic sic ME przyda-
10. Wlasciciele rzezalniani przy-
s1ali wprawdzie do ratusza swe-
60 przedstawiciela ale ma to jedy-
ME by oswiadczyc mayorowi, re
ich zdaniem strajk przez mich Juz
jest wygrany re ME zycza sobie
wchodzic w uklady z dawniejszy-
mi robotnikami swymi. Kategory-
czna ia odmowa prawdopodobnie
zaostrzy sytuacye w rzezalniach.
Jeszcze wczoraj prezes Donnelly
poczynil przygotowania i rozpo-
rzadzenia do wiecej agresywnej
akcyi re strony strajkujacych.
Setki pikietow bedzie rozstawio-
nych ma kazdym punkcie spor-
nym uzyje sic wszelkich sposo-
bow do nakionienia woznic do
! strajku re sympathy.
"Strajkierzy byli gotowi do u
kladow," mowil mayor Harrison,
"ale wlasciciele rzezalniani sta
nowczo ME chcieli konferowac z
mimi. Zdaje mi sic, re W chwili o.
becnej mic zrobic sic ME da. Mai
wieksza trudnosc ley W tenn, re
cokolwiek robi sic w Chicago, to
bezposrednio wpiywa ma stan RE
czy we wszystkich srodowiskach
przemyslu rzezalnianego. Wlasci-
ciele tutejsi, zacheceni powodze-
MEM swoich experimentation
| w i1nych miastach, ufni So W
swoja wygrana i upornie przy
swojem obstaja."
Rozeszia sic wczoraj wieczo-
rem wiesc w okolicach rzezaln, re
w zakladach Armoura zaszedl
nieszczesliwy wypadek w ktorym
osmiu robotnikow nieunionistow
stracilo zycie. Podobno nieumie-
jetne obchodzenie sic z jakims
motorem spowodowalo eksplo-
Eye. Urzednicy Armoura zaprze-
czaja temu.
Fundusz ma zapomoge dla straj-
kujacych zasilony zostai wczoraj
suma $2,45o.
Chsopak postrzelii konstabla.
Konstable, George Hanly Leo
| Gerkin udali sic do mieszkanla
Franka Buntego, pm. 92o VOL
fram str, okolo 6tej godziny
wczoraj wieczorem by jake egze-
kutorzy pobrac domowizne jaka-
by i'm wpadla W rece.
Przy drzwiach mieszkania po-
vital ich 1o letni syn Buntego a
dowiedziawszy sic kim ma do
czynienia, zatrzasnal i'm drzwi
| przed nosem. Konstable zabrali
sic do roboty, wysadzili drzwi
przemoca weszli do mieszkania.
Wtedy drugiej stancyi wysko-
cyl mlody Bunte rewolwerem
w reku bez slowa przestrogl
strzelil do Hanlego, raniac go
dwukrotnie w piersi. Ten upadl
bezprzytomny a Gerkin uciekl ma
ulice. Bunte zemknal tylnymi
drzwiami dotad sic ukrywa
przed Poilcya. Nany I1aIily ego Sd
! niebezpieczne.
"Wielki" dzieh W wydziale
podatkowym.
Tutejsi powiatowi rewizorzy
podatkow, PIP. Meacham, Upham
West, w biurze swojem przy
Fifth ave. uporai SIG wczoraj z
1000 aplikacyami uwolnienie Cd
podatku ma ruchomosciach. I ty-
lu aplikantow, przewaznie leobiet,
odeszlo wczoraj wyrazem try
umfu ma twarzy, wyjednawszy So
bic Il tel poteznei -troicy owe dwia
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1904-07-21
Fox Bros

ssz the readers of this paper who
ere suffering with indigestion or
dyspepsia to call on them at once
and get a bottle of Kodol Dyspepsia
.gsre, If you knew the value of this
remedy as we know it, you would
gxDt suffer another day. Kodol
dyspepsia Cure is thorough digest
ant and tissue building tonic as well
is endorced personally by hun
reds of people whom it has cured OF
INDIGESTION, dyspepsia, palpitation
# the heart and stomach troubles
.gzerally. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
z5gesss what you eat. It is pleasant
13g3atable and strengthening. Fox
hos
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1904-07-21
O..yTroop OF Elephant Soldiery In The
World.


To those fond of attending zoolog-
cal displays, the Walter l.. Main
Circus, which exhibius in Ashland
July 25, provides an exceptional OPP
portunity. Tt is true all large cir
cuses have animal exhibits, and
equally as true that most all of these
tented amusements dote on the
quality they have for display instead
of rarity of collection. The main
menagerie is congregated with
many beasts never before viewed in
this country. Mammoth and dim
inutive specimens of the lowest an d
most ferocious of natures creation,
as well as the more intellectual ano
spacious animals are found in the
geological spectacle. Of the slatter
class of brutes herd of trained
African mammals give q perform
ance that must be witnessed to be
believed. These ponderous creatures
the only troop of elephant sol;dery
in the world, go through all the
warriors maneuvers in battle with
the qulckness and precision of one
of Uncle Sans proficient bluecoats
In the superb military production
which the show presents, "The
Battle of Paardeberg," these ele-
plant soldiers take an active part,
their performance demonstrating a
degree of animal intelligence never
before revealed.
Of the more rare and vicious
beasts in the main shows collection
possibly a pair of black Asiatic
tigers command the greatest atten-
ton from the spectator. With their
sleek skin, a beautiful smooth black
and their large sunken eyes glitter
ing like Goals of fire, one cannot
help being attracted by their sight.
These are the only pair Of Asiatic
black cat animals ever seen America
and their great rarity makes them a
valuable contingent to the Main Zoo.
These monsters are somewhat choice
in their diet, being especially fond
of fowl of any character. Another
peculiarity the animal keeper has
observed at the sight of dog these
tigers become furious, while dogs
quake and shiver at sight of the
tigers. That the value of rare
animals is more than one would
suppose without investigating, is a
fact, when the circts paid $4,000
| for these two black brutes.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1904-07-21
DRUMMOND

Miss Skogstad who has been the
guest of Miss Taylor for few days
returned to her home in Hayward
Wednesday,
Mr. Joe Frion, who is working at
Bibon, spent Sunday in town.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs, MiKelson a
girl July 18th.
The Misses Grace and Dora
Mowers of Ashland spent Sunday at
home.
DR.. Andrus of Ashland was called
to Drummond Friday on business.
Mr.. John Ohins made a business
trip to Eau Claire Wednesday re-
turning Saturday accompanied by
his neice Miss Beecher, OF that place.
Mr.. Gilchrist left on the noon
train Thursday for his home in
Michigar.
Mrs. Campbell and two children
who have been visiting Mrs. Hare
who resides at the camp, returned
home Thursday.
Mr.. Mikelson took his wife to DR..
Rhinehart's hospital Saturday for
medical treatment He will return
Sunday.
Carl Christensen, who is working
at Bibon, attend the dance here Sat.
urday evening.
P. P. Mullan from Barron was in
town last week selling music.
Mr.. S. Perlman, the jeweler of
Washburn, was seen in our town
Til lrsday.
Mrs. Baxtrom was visiting her
parents at Pratt Friday, returning
home Saturday.
Mrs. Guy McClinch who is work.
ing at Ashland was in town Sunday
! between trains.
Mrs. Bartlett is entertaining Mrs.
Johnson and daughter of ST. Paul
for few Gays.
The Reading Circle Club met with
Miss Maggie Bonn Monday after
noon.
The dance given by four of our
town boys Saturday night was much
enjoyed by those who attended. 1t
was rather warm night to dance.
But that never bothers the young
people of our town. Mrs. Tay-
lor served the ice cream and cake.
Rev. Reed make business to
points north Of here last week.
Mr. F. Drommond leaves Wednes
day fer two months vacation Eau
Claire, ST. Louis and Boston.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1904-07-21

WANTED-Seyeral industrious per.
sons ia each state to travel for house
established eleven years and with a
large capital, to call upon merchants
and agents for successful and profit
able line. Permanent engagement
weekly cash salary of 1914 and all
travelling expenses and hotel bills adj
vanced in cash each week. Exper-
fence not essential. Mention refer
ence and enclose self addressed en-
velope. The National, 1872 Dearborn
St., Chicago.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1904-07-21

Liverita the up-to-date Little
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DC boxes contain 40 pills, 25c boxes
contain 100 pills. Sold by Fox Bros
Washburn. Wis.
Mary had little lad
Whose face was fair to see,
Because each night he had drink
OF Rocky Mountain Tea. Frost
& Spice.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1904-07-21
w eak. Hearts

are caused by Indigestion. If you
a little to much, if you are subject
to attacks of indigestion, the stom-
ach expands wells, and puffs ur
against the heart. This crowds the
heart and shortens the breath. Ra-
pid heart beats and heart disease is
the final result. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure digests what YOU eat. takes
the strain off 4he heart, cures indi-
gestion. dyspepsia, sour stomach
and contributes nourishment
strength and health to every organ
f the body, Sold by Fox Bros.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1904-07-21
Piles ON top of Piles

Piles upon top of piles of people
have the plies, and DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve cures them. There are
many different kinds of Piles, but if
you get thu genuine and original
Witch Heal salve made by E. G.
Dewitt & Go. of Chicago, a cure is
certain. III. A. Tisdale, of Summer
ton, 5. C. says II had piles 20 years
and DeWitt's Salye cured me after
everything else failed Sold by
Fox Bros.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1904-07-21
To whom it may Concern

Washburn, Wis, July Is, 1904
Notice is hereby given that my
husband, John Friberg, is at
tempting to sell and dispose o.
my personal property, and that
| will hold any and all persons
receiving or buying any Of my
said personal property from him
liable for any and all damages
arising from such disposal.
I further notify the public
that the said personal property
which the said John Friberg is
attempting to sell, is property
bought by me with money be-
longing to me, and is my sole
and separate estate.
Notice is further given that
the said John Friberg is not re-
sponsible for any contracts he
may now make, for the reason
that he is and has been for a
long time, in state of almost
continual intoxication, by reason
of which, the said John Friberg
is mentally irresponsible for any
and all acts that he may do.
Pauline Friberg
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1904-07-21
Woukhobors Start On Another
March

Winnipeg, nitoba.-Destitution
sna death for the Doukhobors is
cared again, as most Of the sect
nave started on another march in
saarch of the Redeemer and refuse all
assistance, including food. Most
ST the women and children are even
rxyw destitute of everything except
lew rags, and it is feared that
n2any will die.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1904-07-21
Among the Apostles Every Thurs
day

The Steamer Skater will com
mence making trips among the
Apostle Islands Thursday, June
Both, leaving Washburn at 9:35 a. m.
and returning at 5:25 p. m. The
trips will be made every week, and q
low rate of fifty cents for the round
tript is offered oy the boat company.
The boat company have provided
well for the comfort of their patrons
and will serve lunches and refresh
ments on board.
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A Card

We, the undersigned, do hereby
agree to refund the money on 80
cent bottle of Greene's Warranted
Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure you
cough or. cold, We also guarantee
25 cent bottle to prove satisfactory
or refunded. Fox Bros.
Pharmacy.
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Physicians Subscribe

Many broad minded physicions
prescribe Foley's Honey and Tar, as
they have never found so safe and
reliable a remedy for throat and lung
troubles as this great medicine
Sold by Frost & Spies.
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Special Summer Tourist Rates

to st. Paul & Minneapolis, From
July IA to Is inclusive the Omaha
viii sell tickets to the Twin Cities
and return at rate of S. Good re
turning until August 5. with the
privilege of extension of limit I'm ii
September 1st, upon payment of 80
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DOM Paul Dead.

-gaul Kruger, former President
a5 the Transvaal republic, died
Sare at 3 o'clock this morning
rom pneumonia and supervenlng
Heart weakness. Mr.. Kruger
zass consciousness Monday. His
laughter and son-in-law were
sith him at the time of his death.
He had been out only once since
lis, arrival here at the beginning
" last month.
The x-president's body was
smbalmed. and this afternoon
sAe remains will be placed in a
gaplt, pending funeral arrange
nsnts. Application will be made
ID the British Cover nment for
sathority to transport the re-
mains to the Transvaal. In the
meantime they will be temporar-
ay inferred here.
Paul Kruger was president at
GBe time of the Boer war. lie
Declared war in 1899 and the
struggle lasted four years. At
NE end of that time Kruger was
Arced to leave his country and
ake refuge in Holland. He had
5een an exile since.
For years he occupied a prom
Tnent place in the public affec-
Cons. He fought and lost, but
30 long as the world admires
patriotism and the sterling stuff
u which heroes are made, so
long will Dom Paul's name sur
I'VE. While yet a coy he saw
his people driven from their
Genes by the British and forced
81, sreck up country. He fought
more than once, rife in hand,
against Britishaggression before
ever he became the president of
G8e South African republic,
8nere his people made their last
stand.
Followed hither by their old
swemy, the Beers taught them a
sharp lesson at Majuba Hill, and
gaye then further food for
thought when Doctor Jameson
aade lis famous raid. But
eaere were gold mines in the
gransvaal, and Majuba Hill had
70 be avenged. The story of the
nal struggle which lost him his
aountry is fresh in the minds of
"A, but before he abandoned
3ope he fulfilled his prophecy
hat England would pay a price
4Aat would astonish the world.
Visitors des cribed him as
Jeing a pathetic figure of calm
endurance. His eyesight had
3immed but he sat much at
ames with his Bible open before
aim, muttering well known pas
sages. He avoided references
% the Boer war, but when it
aas occasionally mentioned he
Raowed no resentment and ex-
aressed the belief that provi-
8ence would eventually render
Justice to the Boer cause.
The post mortem examination
OF the body showed that Mr..
Kruger died ofsenile pneumonia,
essused by sclerosis of the
Eteries. which made rapid pro-
fxgess. During the last few weeks
Me President S state Of health
7.ss kept secret.
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Foleys Honey and Tar for coughs
and colds; reliable, tried and tested,
safe and sure, Sod by Frost &
Spies.
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Boleys Honey and Tar always
S90ps the cough and heals the lungs.
2ssase SUBSTITUTES. Sold by Frost
e Spies.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-08-20
. SUNDAY Il
ORDER OF EXERCISES AT TIE
VARIOUS PLACES OF WOR-
SHIP TOMORROW.
First Baptist Church.

The pastor Rev. w. j. Eddy, is at
home and will be in his pulpit to-mor-
row. Morning, 1915, subject, MOI
Ashamed of the Gospel The music
will be furnished by the old members
Of he church. In the evening, ser
vice of sacred song, illustrated with
s1areopticon, and a young peoples
rally. Part First: Organ voluntary,
Miss Layman, America" Twenty
third Psalm, Illustrated. "Onward
Christian Soldiers. Solo. Holy City.
NJ. Vermont Contle. Let Lower Lights
be Burning" and Rock of Ages Lii
liam, Maude and Eugia Clark. Part
Second: 3. y. p. u. rally. Silver offer
ing. Part Third Illustrated songs
My Jesus, l Love Thee Duet, Lead
Kindly Light" Mrs. Eddy and Miss
Reed. Nearer, My God. to Thee
Duet. Jesus, Lover of My Soul,' ret
use Misses Ora and Zoe t<insey. Solo,
abide With Me-. Mrs. Eddy. Dox
oloSy and benediction.