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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-05-05
Account from St. Petersburg.

A st. Petersburg special says: The
general staff account of the operations
IN the Yalu river Sunday is as fol
lows:
"At o'clock this morning Japanese
batteries with Al guns opened a terri
fc fire on our position at Turenchen
and on our troops posted near Potent,
insky.
"The overwhelming superiority of
the Japanese in artillery and the
heavy losses their fire inflicted on our
troops occupying these positions made
it clear to General Sassulitch that it
was impossible to hold Turenchen.
Consequently the troops were ordered
to retire from Turenchen while still
holding the Potietinsky road.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-05-05
GERMANS AT WHITE HOUSE.

President Dimes Party now Touring the
United States.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt en-
tertained at luncheon Saturday dis
tinguished party Of Germans who are
making a tour of the United States.
The men of the party were present
ed to the president by Ambassador
Sternberg. They remained with MIN
in his Office at the executive bnilding
only brief tine
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-05-05
SPANISH SHIP GOES DOWN

In Collision with British Steamer and
Thirteen Of Crew Drowned.
The Spanish steamer Zazphirak Bat
was sunk off the Scilly islands Satur.
day evening in a collision with the
British steamer Cresyl, bound from
Cardiff for Buenos Ayres. Thirteen
members OF the crew of the Zazphirak-
Bat were drowned.
The Cresyl landed ten men at Fal-
mouth, Ercland.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-05-05
Confirmed by Senate.

The senate confirmed the follow
ing postmasters before adjourn!ng
Thursday:
Florida: John F. Stunkel, Lees
burg; James G. Baskin, Dunellon;
Thomas H. Alexander, White Springs;
Harry c. Bulge, Miami; Lawrence
Brown, Milton; Roy S. Hanna, St.
Petersburg.
Georgia: John F. Jenkins, Ash
burn.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-05-05
The News From Toxic.

A special Associated Press dispatch
from Toxic says: After five days OF
fighting, largely with artillery, the
first Japanese army, under General
Kuroki has forced a crossing OF the
Yalu river, and today (Sunday) with
gallant infantry charge covering a
frontage of 4 miles, it drove the Rus
slams from Chiu Tien Cheng and the
heights on the right bank OF the Tho
or Aida river, which enters the Yalu
from the north almost opposite Will.
The Japanese turned the left flank
of the Russian position, and in the
battle fierce they swept away the
new front interposed by the Russians
to check their onward movement.
A supplementary report from Gener'
al Kuroki covering Sundays fighting
says: .
"The Russians made two stands.
The enemy's strength included all OF
the Third division, two regiments ct
tue Sixth division, one cavalry brigade,
about forty quick-fring guns and eight
machine guns. -.... .-...
I'VE have taken twenty-eight quick
firing guns, many rifles, ammunition,
more than twenty officers and many
non-commissioned officers and men as
prisoners.
"Our casualties number about 700
and the Russian loss is more than
800 men,"
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-05-05
WAR NEWS MEAGRE.
Disappointment in St. Petersburg over
Desrth of Official Information.

Disappointment prevails in ST. Pc
tersburg that no Official dispatches Civ
ing details Of the operations Oh the
Yalu river have been made public. The
press dispatches are so meagre as to
becioud rather than cnlighten the oeo.
pie who are hourly awaiting naw:.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-05-05
REcEIVERsHIP CASE POSTPONED.
Status of Affairs Of Brunswick and
Birmingham Railroad.

The Brunswick and Birmingham re-
ceivership case came up before Judge
Speer in the United States court at
Macon, Ca, Monday morning, but
the hearing was postponed or account
of the illness of Attorney Harris, coun-
sci of E. c.. Machen. The defense
will claim that the United States court
has no Jurisdiction over the case, as
Machen, the former president Of the
road, is q citizen OF Georgia instead
of New York.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-05-05
Japs Capture Antung.

The Russians were forced to aban
don Antung Sunday morning. They
burned the town and retreated to
Feng Huan Cheng.
The Japanese now control the es'
tuary Of the Yalu.
The Japanese also captured Chiu
Tien Cneng, 10 miles north of Antung,
which is regarded as the key to the
Russian position on the right bank
Of the Yalu.
It is expected that the Russians will
retreat to Feng Huan Chang, which
is on the road to Liao Yang.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-05-05
AFTER PANAMA'S MILLIONS.
Holder of Colombian Bonds Meet ir
London and Pass Resolutions.

At a general meeting in London Of
the holders Of bonds of the external
debt of Colombia, g. resolution has
been adopted in which the bond-hold.
ers placed on record their right to
require from government of Panama
that it assume the obligation for a
just and equitable proportion of the
external debt Of Colombia based on
the money that the government will
receive from the United States III
respect to the canal concessions.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-05-05
PURCHASE OF ROAD CONFIRMED,
The Georgia, Florida ard Alabama has
Extended its System.

At Savannah, Ca, Thursday, J. 2.
Williams. president Of the Georgia,
Floriaa and Alabama railroad, con-
irmed the reported purchase OF the
Carribelle, Tallahasseo and Georgia
railroad by interests friendly to the
Georgia, Florida and Alabama.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-05-05
ANTICIPATED A STRIKE.
Santa Fe Officials Employ Armed
Guards TO ForestaIl Workers.

When the 1000 Santa Fe machinists
and workmen gathered at the big rail-
way shops in Topeka, Kans., Mon
day to go 10 work they found the gates
locked. The men were told by armed
guards that there was nothing de-
ing"
The Santa Fe officials assert that
thev were simply anticipating strike.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-05-05
MINE CAVE KILLS FIFTY.
a pit Horror in Spain, is Frghtfully
Fatal to Coal Dicgers.

Advices from Madrid, Spain, state
that the cave in one Of the coal mines
at Tocina, Seville, Thursday, buried
many minors. Fifty bodies have been
recovered.
Ten of the minors were rescued,
but all of them are badly injured, and
many may not recover.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-05
4 AFRYN..

" ,Posener zeitung czy-
fanny bar1dzo ciek1apWagy aa:tyk:ul]lF
pod tytulte,mr1I:: ,OkruciedstWa
hererr{65W,g| ilpprrz,.yczyny tychze 8
kruciehstw Redakcya Jamie.
5cila list pomocnr,iilk|s'aaI. lazareto-
wego Adoell1f ii I. T lI'9',1 kt6-
y pislzl'alcc| do do .l matk !, e q e
zniewolonymm estjej5 otWgorrzyc
oczy Al prawdidWse .
czarnych brac cilll' ia.
naz;ywssalili..S Io1lie lur
die, bestJyl1e I.' W~ g
O llsll1'l al z zen
wali11g|I s Is "a y!''l|'
kobief sdziIese,iis|I fieRi
III MI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-05
lCiag daisy,

MI 4 ce,zzllto o., !, za q pred
EBogtem gdy czyni i e't' bo
.mioze;i lie robic;; naganny Jest
Igdyzzle czyni, ola tego ze mo
ze doorze czynic.
Opatrznosc pozWala ably
.byly bezpraWgia, dla wyka,z ara
MIA, Sc cnota ME Jest czczem'
.tylkos sloWaemm.
Charakterystyczne zap1aw-
.de, 81 rozum VIOLA, Wobec
.nauk to same przechodzily
koleje.
Rozum ludzki uczyniilo'1'nroI
.nieogranliiczonym sedzia We
'wszystkichl zaggaa.dlinIllieniaach. ' du-
chh,zwola za7 ogloszono nal
!Wyzsza praWodawczynia czy-
now ludzkich.
c6z siesstalo? Wyniesionny
tax Wysoko, albo ~poprlaWniej
"a Wysoko, rozumn, ulaWnh
CRUDE, fataalllnl.e y pomyJlIIk;
.rozszerzona tax bezgglla Me
VIOLA, Ndlradzla cl1Wiejinokc Y
WYborze,IIII
choau,sEasllb1so'la
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-05
Trzeci Maja.

Mile s~w;spomnienia wywo-
1uie dzied trzeci Maja y
seffcu k I leg 2. Polaka, Po
calym sawie'e g ~ggdtzekoolw q
sic znajduje chocby mala
garstka Polak6w, gromadza
sic oni W tym .dniu, Tub "
najblizsza niedziele, ably ode
tchnac wspomnieniem owego
'wielkiego d d v !. d;zEi'ejach.
Polski, W: kt6rym " Polsce
zablys}o slodce wolnosci.
Gwarza wtedy Q konstytu-
cyl trzeciego Maja mlodzi j
starry, itkrzepia swe nadzieje,
opierajace sic ma tenn, ze ma
rod, kt6ry przodowal " Eu-
ropie poczuciem wolnosci,
nigdy ME zaginie, Kiedy ",
innych krajach Europy rza-
dill samow1adnie ksiazeta j
kr6lowie, Polska jedna jedy-
ma miala narodowe sejmy ju j
" 14tymm, a navel " 12tym
wieku fZjazd Keczycki) to.
tez ona iedna, az do lat roz-
bioru niiee mia}a buntu chic
pow, podczas gdy WNn Men
czech, Francyi oraz Anglii,
bunty j tax zwane wojny
chlEopskie szerzyly zniszcze-
ME, DO byly proWadzone 2
aoekrucienstwem.
Kz.iedyw innych krajach
ME myslano Wcale 8 r6wno-
ullpI'rraaWnlieniu Wszystkich oby-
Wat9eli, ~ Polscs ~ Wis
Islilllt przedlozY sejmnfo1W,gii.
ssppooseell Jan is. Ossttrror6g Wlniiol,sa,elks
a s.! abJy 'ylo,2Ws z,
IRa c 4 \ sESpppraWo dlla
I|I|
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-05
(Ciag dalszy nastapi

Unikajcie naziebienia, lecs skoro
60 chwyciicie, uzyvajjiciieAsssessyyery.s
SBaallslamn az rlaca Jest e naajlepszze
leekarstwo a l kksaszell, ielooroobyswyy. ~
nike zaziie1b,iieniia. Cana $50 too
w. Sse,ys,era Co. Cedar Rapids
Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-05
MASH AGENCI.

Upowaznieni So do kolektowanla
.abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepujacy
nasi agenci miejscowi:
BAY CITY. Mch., Alexander Niedzielski
BALTIMORE, M. D Fl. Ziarnowski
CHIC GO, I'LL. Max D reneowski
COLUMBUS. N br., Wiktor Tarasinski {
FARWEL, Nebr. Franciszek S,rzelecki
GRENvILLE, S.. Oak, Jozef Gruba
HOFA PARK, Wis, M J Kosmicki
NANTICOKE, Pa. FIR. Jablonsk
NEW BRITAIN, Conn, WI Szenhorski ~
OAK HILL. Mich, St Pogorzelski
PIKE LAKE, Wis, Adam Bambenek,
POUND, Wis, Jozef N Teszlewicz e.
GARNOW, Nebr. Jan Matyja
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-05
Cd Wlydziall
Wly.konawczego

Nap,osiedzleenliull N W'l1ydz,.VsV
kkon., or,,d;abytem dlnl1ia
IklWietn ls!IIs ~
UchWas.
b lone &. nj 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-05

....!!.l!!l ...-.!.!!. -
AbyIII-cIPolsko-.KE1la to1
Iicki fonrres Anlery-l
PIT
fshIlrea Pa..a Wdniachll
.7-go.28-po I29-go Wrne-
Snia 1eO4r J.
~ nouziac;;as noWvzszei ~;
wa; WI przygo.
tounwa1 ia III wszvstkim
u;adomns nadars dluao: badaI
oa6l ..nolsko-katolicki A-
radzi} Sic ksiezy !,
nros;lsn rasa nolska wyno1.
sWepo zdania bod 81,
Wzrledem. odnosil8sie do.
osad federacyinych, zwo}ywal..
posieazenia Ksiezy v rozli-:
cznvch mieiscoWo1ciach 10.
wyzei przytoczona .uchwala.
WINK owvch badaah: i , sta,
ra6.naazuch:
N;a;adnapo zanAwna zdziwi
fab. IS aczkoiwiek pred.
n;aadawnvrn czasamt.yNvdz.
Wvk. by} "a zwolaniem Kon-.
ores,; do.Ghicapo. to =iednak.
zdecydowal sic .ostateoznie,
"a zWoIanie tegoz as. Pitt,
.Nak}oni}o 90 do tego.
nrzakonanie wyrobion {, ia Il
nodstawie pewnych danych.
ze nasz przyszly .xonerr@
na;lan;ei sie 'nda wa6niasa1K
=.zarodHe
W;11;amasp;tt,a odzia:qo1Whha
n,ohnu;o6s = ooracna,oias
nragnie. s.z=z
Q z-organizowaniez 1okalne-
% komitetu. przedk,ongreso-
O. N0E|4= 70 ..s-IG&-@ EEVEs&r5H
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-05

asSS1eN ESaE ss8ss @Sssa ssaMMfs #ssssSas SSs NNsI
kaWalkam c,iaIo in obcinaliis
q snogii, D ro1'izpru-
wall y. zlsywotY Wydobywalil
poczelml1! 9
cWiartowali poWieszalii: na
drzze.Walcbl. D [)ll','s gniileE s,i''llp
~e dllrszW'iilacllh.O d1td1la1myii II q Is. 70,
gdy sie v recenasze dostanal
:DopeWnej rlo,dlz ii lipsskiej pi-
SEE krewny 2 Win'dhl1luka:'
Wszystkich naszych kolonis-
tow na koloniach wymordos'.
Vano' 1a :. 80
s = ~. : A. 'N s ~ 80
9 :, ]. c .
sa'noAoD1osy 80
- ~ s. 80
i1o 49, u. go -.
!. ,1,:1: -.
1n 49, -
- -
.l1'a 1a Is - i.
: ! '>, ~ 1.ni.D'
~, 80, ,
~. " -
= ! - - = -.
= =. eaN1.-
- :
!,
M , s1 nto i l1'7'l' : pl-1
ze11n Wo!ska' s.Alio
oenIone kra1u eeso' 1yn!o1a
xN~NSS n St@Hk "a f0XY0n ma TZV #II1TvA
sem kol 80
.oochooza Wlescl' !
chec zemsty nereroW WyWo-
fal1 mezczyznl plan, k.or1y
bezczesclll nleWlasty ualklcn'
.handlarze IGN oezczeinle w
.zysklWall, 2 lako nkui'u !,
geroWle oaWal1 IT, Wouke
sWlec,defka' pope'nla'ao prey-
temokruolens'Wa. Nafou . ~.
meek ME zaaa apy gafs'ka
handlarzy " owen koiolnlacn
grasoWafa orutainle, lynn
sposoDem poanleca1a nlena-
|vlSel Era]owe We: y ogole 90
Il, nad 81 70 ;, Io Jta nam ME %.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-05

ten#spos6b Polska daia Euro.
pie pierwszy p1r'z'ykslad1 row
..nouprawnienia.
PoszanoWanie swobsody Ola Ola
w11,slzysttlk.:i,c,ht,. zakor1ze zen sic s5
Polsce gleboko, i bylo z ,lngt.
ne "a granica.
2 tego poWodu ofiaroWano
rodzinie Jagielon6W kor'onnJy'
czeska, wegierska, pahstWa
niemieckiego, du6ska, ! gree
.ka.
Podczas gdy " Polsce kro-
czono uz smialo ku wolnosci,
we Francyi ksiazeta bur
gundzcy grail sobie nogi
we wnetrznosciach rozpru-
wanych chlop6w podczas po-
lowa6, a Gale wsie musia1y.
noca bic kijami wode opasu
jaca zamki owych ksiazat,
ably zaby SVEN reehotaniem
ME psuly emu panom.
s=aNVSAiemezech wybuehB
wojny chlopskio mic bez
.przyczyny. Panujacy niem 2 i !,
cy ~pozbawiali lud ostatniego
grosstzza, zaprae,oW,anego " po-
czo1a, ably pokryc koszta
chucznych przyjec j. odwie-
. .Gdyby Polski ME rozebra-
no bylaby zajasniala W Euro
pie potega oparta ma r6wno-
DO Polacy zWo-
1ali sejm, ia kt6rym obrado-
wano W ciagu czterech lat, j
%uchwalono konstytucya W
dniu 3 Maja 1871. Nar6d
przyjal te konstytucya 2 ia
kim entuzyazmem, re Mala-
:chowskiego marsza}ka sejmul,
ze sejmu ma rekach pos}oWie
zanie5li do kosciola. By}aby
vice konstytucya wesz1a v
.zycie, i wzmocni1a narod
Polski.
Niestety PROFESSIONALLY te-
:mu wp}ywy sasiednicch
panstw, kt6re pragnely Polls:
Ike oslabie, aby ia roze-
brad, ~ oraz walka dwu "a
.cietych magnackich rod6w
.Potockich j Czartoryskich
.kt6rzy owej cbwili utwo-
rzyli W upadajacej Polsce
dwie wrogie sobie partye.
z kl6tni tyech partyi sko-
.rrz;sJylstal, jak zwykle, trzeci.
.Moskale, kt6rzy tylko czy-.
ohali ma sposobna chwile,
wtargneli wielka si]a do Pol
ski, zagarneli jej znaczna
czesc; a reszte zabraly sasied-.
ne lif,.. Pr l:'1a,yy j !. !, A,u'strya. Ouch
jednnaatks. k,o'1nstytucyi trze,ciego:
maja pozostalw polskim ma
Hauwazy1 to Napot
leon, ilRzgledni} v kon1sst1ytu'
Cyl nradan 4 przez siebie. ksie-
stwu ~Warszawskiemu zako-
.rzenione u Polak6w posza-
n.oW saal1li swobody ola wszyst-
.kieh.
Ii Chloe C4hocia a.. .Pl'olacy kraju j
'll1 =ojczyzny ME urato-
waliprzed rabunkiem sasia-
dow, zbudowali Polsce pom
rE ~,o $780,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-05

- - ~ ssg Il SsesSs s5ssS 5ISEs
nosci moor:alliia6
81 zwatpili % vol ipostepooss
wanie ludzkie zlozyl AZ ka al1
przeznaegzeenniiaa
Rozpoozetolliez
nosi6 e dwie poteggil duuszzyy,,
q skoon1dcezo1nnos ma
ich ronizeniu.
Zaniedbano vice ksztalce-
MIA vol i urabienia charak-.
teru jakorzeczy zbytecznej j
:niemozliwej
Pan exprofesor nalezy do
tych myslicieli moralist6W,
ola tego radzi ksztalcic die
.ci na teoretyk6w wielkichI
uczonych, znakomitycchzppr'alklk-
niepomny ma to, ze1
zsalniedbujac wole, podaie sic
mlodziezy niebezpieczna br ron
do reki.
Skutkiem tego, ze Wszyst-.
'kich stron poWstajass kargi i
narzekania ma upadek j bez-
silnosc wolf. j
Wolna VIOLA ~zeszlatlna nie-
wolniee ehsdloWych Wiecz ],
ME sic zach
,oeh,..ucantsaaadz;; ztad takile..
lenistwo " spelnianiu ,obo- @.
wiazk6w, zze .moznabysdo VIE
lu zast6soWac sloWa =pogahs,
kiego filozofa Seneki: ,,znacz-
ma Geese zycia ludzkiego upfyy-
wa ma zlem, druga Geese spe--
dzaja ia niczem, q Gale zycie
przechodzi ma czynieniu cze-
go innego, nizby nalezalo0
Kazdy rozumny cz1owiek,
majacy jake take wyobrazee-
ME 0 zasadach moralnosci, z
pewnoscia zgodzi sic na to, ze
ze slabej, niewyrobionej vol,
p}ynie rozpasanie " obycza-
jach, boo trudnos sobie czegos
odm6wic, niepodobna sic
prze1amac.
Cz}owiek slabej vol, sta
via ponad wszelkie prawa j
przepisy, chwilowy kaprys,
przelotna zadze, rozkosz j
przyjemnosc GALA.
Ably tylko sobie dolgodzic,
depcze.szcze6cie blizpiego, "a
biera jego wlasnnoSc, nadluzy-
wa zaufania,. tax ze Y ko y "
czlowiek wzgledem eziowieka
bylby wilkiem, czychajacym
ma jego istnienie ] majatek,
zaslugi, stanoWisko s slave.
Homo homini lupus est.
Wskutek braku kszta}ceniaa
wolf, widLzimy coraz to cze g:
ciej, jak wzajemne niedoWie-
rzanie, ukryta niechec, az
.drosci nienawi1c zajely miejs-
CO serdecznosci. .a !.
zycie bliznim, aleH.aggodz naI
w1asne szyeie VI chlWiElaeh.
sm1'u ~ ! :zmnlilany l 'I' ub
cho1r,o'bhy g. ;cszego n'a ljl '9I'' W
dowodem So samloPojstWa,
.kt6re y zastraszajacy q
mnoza sic 2 roku "a rok ma
vet v dzieciecym wieku.
Uczeh, ME otrzymawszy pro-
mocyi, mlodzieniec odrzuco-
ny przez kochanke, PARMA
zawiedziona przez zalotnikaa
ME mysli . czem in.nnem jak
o tenn, v jakiby spos6b zycie
:sobie odebrac.
ofiar tel nieWyrobilonrej
vol lie zrozumiane jswolno6-
::1ns s0oYAiasrin niol
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-05

rozum1u, . nieWiara libera}6W,
siabej, nieudolnel
Panic exprofesofze! czys
zapomnial % m6Wi poeta 9
tych, kt6rzy ME rzadza sic
VIOLA duszy ale ida "a pope
dem wolf ciala, zmys1l6W7
mi razu ME b~y czlowiekiem,
kto wzgardzil VIOLA duszy
a Wiecchcialbys pan, aby
idzieci nasze, kt6ryeh religia
uczy 0 tenn, e M~sczlowieku
So jakoby dwie wole #kt6r e, re
soba 6miertelny boj tocza,
VIOLA duszy j VIOLA ciala, ME
uczyly sic tego, ale ably idac
"a popedem zmysl6w AMI raz
ME byly ludzmi??
Czyz jt uz ME dosyt nasmle
waia sic |=l 2 mas Amerykanie,
ola tego, ze nas Ei pro-
sly lud polskiidac "a taswo1a
ciala j zmysl6w, corazz to RIA
.dziej jak lud sobie postepuje,
wyprawiajac PREY rozmaitych
sposobnosciach orgie j kome-
dye jak dzicy albo nawet jak
zwierzeta?
"A gdzie nasze checi, usWia-
domienia tego ludu, gdziez
inteneya podniesienia imie-
MIA polskiego?
Kto ma ~takwzniosla inten-
eva, powinien uzyc 6rodk6w
odpowiednich, a religia Jest
.tym jedynym poteznym srod-
KLEIN uis5wiadamiania i wy
walania ludzi zpet6w rozkiel
:znanych namietnosci.
Rozumowania tWoje, to
rozunowaniia slabej duszy,
co znuzonaysama soba 2
.siebie niekontenta, leka sic
myslic swych powinnos-
:ciach, ably ME uznaia potrze-
,by. poprawienia sic Wbledaeh.
Religia to sedzia, kt6rystak
vol jak irozumoW WlaSciwes
,w1,yJ,znacza miejsce.
Rozumowi przYznaje zdol-
nose poznawania prawdy, ale
ostrzega zarazem, e v nad-s
przyrodzonych praWdaeh po-
przeWodnika;; vol
ME czyni prawodawczyynnliaa
ludzkich ale chroni
mtakze Cd fatalzmu. M
Gdyby czloWiek ME mmi ia
rozumu j Wolnej wolb religgia
hvlahv zhutnnznas A..
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1904-11-03
Z there was ANYTHING doing

II there was anything doing.
Our own Joe Daniels was alone and
made a speech.
Ihtn Charley Knapp OF the st. Louis
Republic did few flops on the wines
OF Pegasus, after which Judge Parker
hitcbed up bis pantaloons another
notch ana proceeded to make one Of
those clear'cut speeches for which he il
famous. As said the Judge made A
powerful speech TO the editors Rv
powerful l mean it makes powerf1l
goou repuollcan campaign material
Let US recite few Of the Judges
most ringing utJerances. Here Is one.
u snail not take up your time with
any reference to the great issues upon
which our party through its platform
and candidates confidently appeals to
the people Tor endorsement"
Suffering Moses! how very consider.
ate about presuming on the time OF his
visitors. -
Come now, Judge, be honest about
this thing. Wasn't there something
else for your failure to mention those
great issues? Couldn't you have taken
time to mention just few OF your great
Issues. We have an idea that these
great editors came to see You 10 hear
you tell about some OF your great issue
TO carry home to their readers. It il
simply because you have no issues.
The Judge completely gives himself a.
way and then goes on to say "Fortuu.
ately we have bad eight years OF recent
| democratic administration which wa
will gladly compare with any similar
| period since 1860
Similar period the devill The very
boot owls know there has been no simi.
lar period since those eight years OF
| democratic rule were not similar to anv
thing on this mundane sphere. Thew
out-similared anything in sight. Even
the most reckless Of democrat poll.
ticians won't speak in praise Of Growers
soupy record. but forgot. Parker is
Growers valet and must praise Growers
reign even at the risk OF making him
self ridiculous.
Continuing along the same line be
| says: The comparison will show under
democratic rule an effort was made tC
check the growth Of expenditures"
II the Judge means that the working
mans expenditures for food, clothing
etc, for his family he has hit the truth
square in the face.
II he means expenditures OF govern.
was checked he also wabbled on the
truth for there was nothing left in the
treasury to spend and about all the
working man had to sp4nd was time
ana he spent most OF that looking To-
work and failing to find It, Apologize
ing in behalf of his party for the uni
versal state of discord aud disconten
which prevails among its members th'
judge got off this very brilliant remark
among so many patriotic and intelli
gent men it Is inevitable that diver
gence OF opinion as to minor questions
and difference Of views as to the cor
rectness of the disposition of dead is
sues should be found" This was
very brilliant thought Of tho Judge
He has to carry dead issues or none a
at all. Such issues don't suit
Yours truly,
BILL D0oLEY.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1904-11-03
DiEO.

WHITWELL, Oct. 23.-0n Oct. 23rd
the angel of death visited the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. T, b. Hamrick and claim
as it's victim Hattie Lee Hamrick. She
was IL years, seven months, and II
days old. She leaves to mourn their
loss father, mother, four sisters and
four brothers
Her death has caused the clouds of
grief and sorrow to hang heavy about
them but in the midst of their crushing
sorrow they can remember with Joy
that she has missed all the sorrows of
earth and gained all the joys of heaven.
1t is hard TO give her up and her place
in the home and hearts of her parents
can never be filled, but tuey nave the
blisslul hope'of meeting HATTIE again.
While we are bowed with sorrow and
grief and realize the sad fact that Hat
tie is with US no more, may We look TO
linn who doeth all things well and
hambly say, Thy will, not ours, b.
done" We should ever remember the
blessed words Of Jesus, suffer little
children to come unto ME aad forbid
them not for OF such is The Kingdom Of
God" With these words of assurance
Let US, in order TO meet Hattie at tue
beautiful gate, live IN perfect submis-
sion to the will of God. Farewell, Hat
tie, till we come to meet thee in thy
heavenly home.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1904-11-03
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