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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-19
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE.
List of Contests Now Planned for Uni
verSity Team.

The University of Oregon's football
schedule for the season of 1905, as
announced by Manager Steiner. is as
follows:
October II, Oregon VS.. Alumni, at
Eugene; october 12, Oregon VS.. Cali
fornia, at Berkeley; october II, Ore
gOn VS.. Stanford, at Palo Alta; Octo-
ber rs. oregon VS.. Chemawa, at Eu
gene; November 4, oregon vs. Will
lamette. at Salem; November IL, Or
egon VS.. oregon Agricultural college,
at Eugene; November IS, Oregon VS..
Washington, at Seattle; November 30,
Oregon vs. Multnomah, at Portland.
Coach Harts Is expected i'm Eugene
September 90, and active practice will
begin Immediately thereafter Aside
from ex-Captain Joe Templeton, who
was graduated last June. and Left
Tackle "Ole" Arnspiger, all of last
seasons men. will be in college again.
Captain Latourette expects large
number of freshmen players, and prep
arations are being made to accommo-
date so candidates.
Especial preparations will be made
for the Thanksgiving game with Multi
nomah as no game has been scheduled
for the Saturday prior to Thanksgiv-
ing. After the Seattle game the var
sity players will be given good rest,
as 12 days will intervene between the
Washington match and the big
Thanksgiving struggle with Multno-
nah.
Several games will be arranged for
the second team, as 1t has always been
Oregon's policy to give all the second
team men a chance to demonstrate
their ability. The annual second team
game with the oregon Agricultural
college will be played at Corvallis this
season.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-19

U. C. RAIDER. Nuf sed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-19
WALLA WALLA RACES.
IieSt Meet Ever Held There Will Be-
gin Thursday, September Fl.

The third annual race meeting and
stock show of the Walla Walla Coun-
ty Fair association will start Thurs
day of this week and continue until
September 80. Everything is in read
mess for the meeting.
All the racing stables are filled with
fast horses and the stock entries are
coming in fast, showing that "a oousid-
cradle amount of blooded stock Will
be there. With all the hard Wo-l. in
preparing for the fair and race meet
the association management has f1uu .
time this season to greatly improve
the track and grounds.
The management guarantees to get
the races off without any exasperat-
ing delays. Thursday will be ladies'
day and all women will be admitted
free of charge. a fine program has
been prepared.
Among the horses that will start
will be Peter j, Sad sam, Auto Hood,
Elder. the winner of the first year
Merchants stakes; Gold Finder, win
ner of the first years Derby; Anvil
winner of last years Spokane Derby;
Golden Light, holder of several track
records; Merwin, winner of several
sensational races at Los Angeles;
Laidlaw, holder of Pacific coast record
for five-eighths of a mile in SO L.
seconds; Silver Heels, holder of the
seven-eighths record at Saratoga in
1926 flat; Rough Rider. the horse on
which Plttsburg Phil won 100000, and
other good ones.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-19

with school but merely commenc-
ed, the football season is already ON
here, and from indications the grid
iron is going to be kept warm this
fall.
For some time past Dan Smythe,
who is to coach the team again, and
Elmer Storie, who was elected cap
tain last spring, have been going over
the situation and doing all in their
power to hold the old men who did
not graduate. 1t is now said that all
of the old team will be on hand eX-
cepting Milne, who graduated last
year, and Scott. who has been beguied
by the Whitman people to enter there
this year The same crowd has also
been working strenuously to induce
George Strand to line up with them
this year, but it is not definitely
known yet what that payer will do,
Should he decide to enter the Walla
Walla school. the team will have lost
three good players from their last
years eleven.
However there will still be a pretty
husky bunch left, and with the new
men who will enter this year. it is
thought a winning team can he work
ed up in spite of the losses. Among
the old football players who will be
in school this year are Storic, Reeves.
Turner Goodman, Means, II. Thump-
son, Penland, Dickson, Leezer, Pierce,
Harvey, Baker and II. Ruppe. New
ones who have entered are Stanfield,
j. Thompson, Baer. Hamely. Wells,
Wright, w. Creswell and II. Creswell.
Quite an extensive schedule of
games for the coming year is being
arranged. While no definite dates
have yet been set, 1t is said that
games will be played with Walla
Wala high school, Whitman academy,
Cortland academy, Hill Military acad-
W Spokane high school, and Baker
CT high school. Games will proba
bly, i played with the two Portland
:, hool- during Thanksgiving week.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-19
GENERAL NEWS.
PAGE TWO.

F. w. Bergmeier, aged Al years. is
dead At st. Paul, MINI. He was sec
retary-treasurer of the Volks-Zeitung,
the German daily paper of st. Paul.
MINI
Members of the Brotherhood of
Carpenters are voting on proposition
70 Increase the dues of the organiza-
ton i'm order that the sick, accident
and death benefits may be kept up.
Rain has fallen every day but one
from September /. until the present,
at Kansas City, and vicinity The first
effect has>been to overload the lower
Missouri river, and raise the Misss-
sippi at st. Louis.
Rain-in-the-Face, the Sioux chief
who is said to have personally killed
General Custer at the battle of the
Little Big Horn in June, 1876, is
dead at the Standing Rock agency. in
South Dakota, aged 81 years.
Thomas ]. wyche, for years resi-
dent engineer of the Union Pacific
al Omaha, has been appointed super
vising engineer of the Western Paci-
fic railway, about to be built for $50
miles west from Salt Lake City.
The prosecution of several mer-
chants of san Francisco, and of the
Chicago'& Great Western railway and
st. Joseph & Grand Island railway,
under the anti-rebate clause of the
interstate commerce law, is probable.
Eleven years ago the Mississippi
river rose IA feet in "a hours at st.
Louis, the greatest raise in that length
of time ever recorded. The nearest
approach ever made at that point was
September II, of the present year
10 feet in "a hours.
Captain Dunn, of the Canadian
cruiser Vigilant, has applied to the
marine department for quick-fire
gune for the cruiser. American poach-
ers on Lake Erie, he reports, do not
pay heed to the only gun now on
board, which is a rifle of large cali
hpr
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-19
NORTHWEST NEWS.

Portland capital will at once build
a brewery at Oregon City that will
cost s15O00O.
Leonard Cronin, a logger on Blind
Slough, near Astoria, was crushed be-
tween logs and died several days
later. He was 27 years Of age. and
unmarried.
At Spokane, John Stinebaugh lost
his balance while at full speed on a
roller coaster, went over the railing to
the ground below, 80 feet, and was
killed by his skull being crushed.
The Josephine county hop crop this
year is 1900 bales-the same as last
year. However, the acreage was
larger. and the output is about 20 per
cent less than last year, relatively
speaking.
The Gold Standard, owned by II. e..
Booth, near Merlin, Or, has been sold
for 100000 to Metzger Hainland'
OF Toledo, O. The purchasing firm
owns large mining interests In Idaho
Montana and New Mexico.
Three propositions to extend the
limits of Centralia, Wash, have failed,
and fourth election will be held
September 23. Theodore Hoss VIII
stand all the expense Of the coming
election, should the proposition fall
BY the rebuilding of sawmill near
Dallas, Or, and the settling OF legal
difficulties involving another, two
large sawmills have been put into
commission in Polk county recently
and will be operated the coming win
ter
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-19
Whitman students "Mix."

Walla Walla, Sept. ia new feat
ure in the social life, of Whitman col
lege was inaugurated Sunday after
noon. when Mrs. Wylie, dean at Rey-
nolds' hall, invited the boys over to a
song service in the girls dormitory.
Heretofore the sacred precincts of
"fairyland' have been strictly barred
to Billings boys on Sunday afternoon,
and nearly every "mucker," old and
new, linked" over to take the first
opportunity of the college year to
"see the girls"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-19
Oregon Prize Winners.

Hon. d. II. Looney, of jefferson.
has taken 16 of his finest Jersey cat
tie to Portland for exhibition during
the Lewis and Clark fair stock show,
says the Salem Statesman. His herd
is headed by Golden Lad and Lady
Tina, two of the finest specimens of
the Jersey family in the United States.
In talking about the subject with Mr..
Looney he said he expected to meet
with competition from the finest herds
in the United States. and among them
cattle which had received the prizes
at the st. Louis exposition, which in
cludes Ladd's splendid COW. Loretta
D.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-19
"CALIFoRNIA" TONIGHT.
Two First Plays by Swain Company
Insure a Crowded House.

The second night of the Mack Swain
company's stay i'm Pendleton was fully
as successful in attendance as their
first appearance. and every act was
greeted with strong applause from the
gallery. The play last night was the
melodrama la Belle Marie" and It
was well presented by the excellent
little troupe. Tonight California
will be played, and it is said to be a
melodrama well worth seeing, the
comedy parts being especially good
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-19
FOOTBALL LINEUP.
INDICATIONS POINT
TO \ WARM tiIlIDIRON.

MI of Last Years Crowd is Available
But Two. and Perhaps Three Mem
bers-liclicNed That II Strong. Win
ming Team Can BE Organized-Bc-
sides Eight or Nine of the Old
Team is Long List of Available
Excellent Timbcr-An Excellent
Schedule is In Sight.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-19
FOR SALE.

Two good building lots, North side'
near bridge, s440 each.
Good house, barn, shade trees, TWO
lots; good location near high school;
slight Elevation; price $4,000; on easy
terms.
Three and a half acre tract within
the city limits: good six-room house,
stone foundation and cellar; good or
chard and garden tract and subject
to irrigation. two small barns. and
fixtures for poultry. Price $3.50.
E. T. WADE s. SON.
Office In Il. o. Building. p. o. Box
324. Phone Black 3111.
PBNDLEToN = OREGON.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-19

At Colfax, Wash, William Edward
son, Mike Morris and Lee H. Moore
are under arrest charged with knock
ing down and robbing Mrs. Mamie
Morris, wife of the last named de-
fendant. The deed was done in the
dark and It is supposed Morris did
not know whom they had attacked.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-19
HUSTON FOR CONGRESS-.
Former Democrat Seeks Bingcr Her.
mann's Place.

S. B. Huston, of Hillsboro, is a can
didate for the republican nomination
for congress to succeed Binger Her
mann, says the Salem Journal.
He went over to the republicans
when the party changed from bimet-
allism to the gold standard, the same
as William J. Furnish and William D.
Fenton and many others did.
He is an able criminal lawyer and
is making a personal canvass Of the
district.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-06
Observation-Disclosures @rfplu.

O%FUkH@
Qas madf Du fir Elm slidlidss
GtF6tt GrauGen - 1T DIR mas Be-
fpnhtrB Grfreult9es pa1Frt24
r4sHse Dtr: t9 babe beute felbit se=
fr1f unb Riemanb BON Sud bars &c,
ftef$fl@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-06
ySb ni9t gu pieI Obit, 9aftOn =. =.
% beibt, DAB in 5tpei ober bret Sabren
bic G9oleru pieber tommt!!"
Weuu1 nam muuCd1.

Runbe: rMenn mir nun Der
Metn ntdt s9medt2"-W sinreiz
feEoer: Damn nirb er felbftperz
h6nbltd 80. sednbert."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-06
Qft 1enu9tkeaa.

2e9rerin Gan elmer b0bersn
1B&ierfMule). pMer Don Gu1 peib
4ir Elm Gremotport su nennsu. bas fd
BET uns etnsebdrgert bat9A-8 q d.
tito: v0eutnant!!@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-06
Trei fir mdnner.
MANNER mediZin frei.
Ser 1raftbetpeis fir bic Yptens
zines ieoeH Mamnes tuiro iett
allen MGnnern abiplat
frei suGefamSt.

Rommt 3ur Sugeno 3urid. Britt IN Gurem eiQe
r1en Rbrper Die Rruit Der beipunoerunesperten
- iannerswtentstm'' Der 9roBen Snteritate Gre
meop @ompang-auf Oeren ei9ene l~lntufen uno
nibt auf CUR
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-06

- &alf. cement. Sano, BAD.
fteine. f~euerfefte Steine urb TbpA,
9beer uno Nspbaltpapier, 9ahpappe.
Ebeer uHo Gspbalt, Del. Terpentin,
Jnrben, WlaS &c. &c. fteta u0rrGtbip
bel 8. G.. 4telmamn, 306 Dn.
G0mu1erce.S traBe. Miebrige Breiie,
cute Waare iorpie quite nnb reele
8eoienung ueroen sarantirf. -
TslephUr 40.
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Grmhreff.

patsr: .4lbsrt, TIT ss ni6t 3sit,
BRO tIsins ainosr in's gett sebsn3"-
Glbert (a4t Sabre aft, 5iebt
n9n4dlant fetne ubr aus Der Saf1e):
80 fam bariber cine Meinung ni6t
Guberu. gs 1T abrigens Elm Sbi.ft,
BEN i6 pentg Sntersne sntgegsns
brtEes, benn pts 0u meibt, babe i'd
nod feline Ainbsr!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-06
AEnphIAfhR.

WsbHer Tin ether 0oltsDsre
islntnfnna): aMsnn id Sbnen. meine
Hsrrsnt nun btefe On iiGunsen maz
Sasg perbe, ba fpirb EN- @turm Der
9Httiftuus bard Sbre Retben f9lei>
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-06
Wlaa4klld1.

2ebrer: uWenn Dein gnul>
tenaersb etHsn Npfel bal, unb Du
uinmf thm benielben ptbsrre9ttse
81, mds tbGteft Ou bann9~-G d us
les: r& Id thGte TIN efen4
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Ritter.

glitter.
nartbur fa8t, er tonne nidt bt9teu,
Uenn er ntdt babel rau6t!!"- Sam
man Dem Meni4en bas 8uuden nt6t
ab~sep6bnen2"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-06
RUfhCpI.

@einbdnble (etnen Wetn
oer apnfurrenafirma toftenb): rSatra,
bas TT tpirtli9 a Wetnerl =. aber mas
Mog Der Gauner ba orin haben2"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-06
Ana @tnuttuttCd1.

Gbrfer (oer ebsn Elm Sagoabens
tfsslf gum 8eften geseben bat, Lett. gum
Hpusasnl: rapropos, lteber Rplese,
ebtr faut MIR Elm, oab Sic bieielbe
913tGte aud Dor Ginger 3sit bier err
gsblt haben! =. ST bie nun eigentli6
Stusn poffirt ODER mir2"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-06
9erCd13tuput.

Wa bame. u@ett i'd bas r,eue
3abHpalper sebraude, babe id pirf=
l bIenbenb tDetbe 3Gbne!~-
0ten / m d d Sd audi"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-06
9nmoristisches
5tuhJHa1tte.

rWie TT oenn Die 4urtapelle 6ier2"
-pJea, man mub eben bic uno Oa Elm
Obr a~ubriiden."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-06
alstbtutnea Nerlnnueu.

Ri9ttr: nWesAalb legten @s
~ BET ben abnen our 2aft selssten
Netritgersien TETS .etnen anbsren Naz
u5tn bet2 ter:
s@outs Id etpa metnsn sbrli9en Nas
A1ss at fpl9em @&mtnoel 6ereebeu2"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-06
Der Nfternt.

o.: xWas ma9t benn Sbr Spbn in
9frIfnq" -8. r@r f9rsibt." = o.:
Bum Wergniigen ober TIN @elo2"-
D.: sMsnn er an mid fdretbt, immer
nm GeIb."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-06
MtHpinrkte CUR.

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ssge Gntfettungsfur- bur9ma9'n, I
3Ieset NADIA fpteosr a fd0ne fdlants
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epsf6ausl g0es ts meg, nur ba aropf
u Nisbu!@
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-02
Gdzie j0sc?

Trudne to dc rozwiasania pytanie
Ola tych, lt6rzy ME moga znalekc
kucharza lub kucharki, CODY wygo~
dzi6 potrafit Tub potrafi}a ie}adko-
vi, DO oil, kt6rYch zo}adek z%osta},
tax powiedsiawszy, zniszozonym,
przez saobfity pokarm i zasilne ma
pole, ME tax }atwo zadowolni6 sic
dale. Ci9gle praetos ssukaja q sill
nieisEemi irodkami sasilai4oemi j
podrakniaj4cemi, przez co tylko
cxyni2 chorobe s~ilniejszs i ich oier-
picnic sic ~zmaga. z drugiej zad
strony wielu tract apetyt wskutek1
s}abo6ci, cry to %nieznanej i'm sa-
mym, czy to ME uznanej>przez
nich. Trinera Amerykanski Eliksir
Gorzkiego Wilma przyniesie i'm pc
kr6tkim czasie uzywania energicz-
ny, dobry zdrowy apetyt, DO do
chodzi zawsze dc korzenia, do sic
dliska choroby i tam ia atakuje.
Wyleczy zo}adek i wnetrzno6ci j da
ttymze odpowiednia si4e tax, re mo~
ga przyjmowac itrawit kazdy zdro-
Wy pokarm. Jak tylko organa tra~
vienna rozpoczns sw2 regularnae,
pr1ex nature i'm przydxielona inaz.
naczona p ace, krew stale sic boga.
to i cxysta, nerwy silnemi, muszku.'
y nabieraja odpowiedniej wladci-
vel elastyosn.d sol, spreaJstodci. NJ
choroby n'estrawnodoi jest to jedy-
ayfrodek, NJ kt6rym xupe}nie Pc,
lega6 molina j itdry nigdy ME
wiedsie- Do dostania aptskalcl
1ubsu fabrykanta Jos. Triner, 10
; f6o. Ashland ave-, Chicago, III.
II
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-02

Me-wssYstkich punktach
lWrEai b6j. Turcy 3 Nislka,
[odessi strata, ale j o1osie,
|polskim tyIko jsdna bsezkaa
|proehu pozostala. Daia -,
|stlpnsgo obis strony sssssly,
sic godsi6 opok6i, ktdry 10
|stal ostatsc1nie sawarty dnia
|9go pafdziernika dla Poh-
|k6w . wieEka korzy6cia.
Dnia logo pazdziernika
|ruszylo sic to o1brzymie
woisko Osmana Q okozu, ga
~dziwiajace ogromem zasob-
no6cia pomimo tylu kiosk
poniesionych. w samych 10I
%szturmach polegio oko1o col
tysiecy Muzulman6w.
Chocimskie zwyciestwo
wielki mialo rozglos W Euro
pie. Zewszad docbodzily po-!
winszowania. Papiez rocznice
jego kazal obchodzic wspom-
nieniem we Mszy swietej j
" pacierzach kapla6skich, co
po dis dzie6 ma calym OBJ
szarze polskim sic prakty-
kuje. Jakoz widac v wojnie
~chocimskiej laske Boza, opie-
ke 0patrzno6ci, kt6ra zesla}a
pok6j, gdy juz wojna prawie
%niemozebna Dy}a.
Take zwyciestwo odnie-
stone mad Turkami pod
Wiedniem, zawdzieczac ma
my naboze6stwu do Naj6wie-
tszej Maryi Fanny, a oso-
bliwie R6zahcowi, kt6ry=od-
mawiano. R6zahcem pob1o-
gos}awil krol Jan III syna
swego, uderzajacego z taste
penn ma Turk6w. Ten R6za-
nice Jana III, znajduje sic W
muzeum ksiqzat Czartorys-
kich W Krakowie.
I dzisiaj odmawiaja wierni
R6zaniec ma ca}ej kuli ziem-
skiej, ably wyprosic rych1e
zwyciestwo mad niewiernymi,
a osobliwie mad masonami,
kt6rzy we wielkim stopniu
zagrazaja Ko6cio}owi i spo}e-
.cze6stwu, a to zwYciestwo
niechybnie "a prsyczyna
Naj6wietszej Fanny Maryi ma
calej linil odniesiony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-02
1est potetna.
rzeoiW Wszel-
z %zYjaoiolom1.

ne1ezya Albigens6w, nabo.
zen stwo r61ahcowe, zaleoone
" spos6b nadprzyrodzony
przez Naj6wietsza Marye Pan
ne 6w. Dominikowi, sprowa-
dzi}o rychlo badz nawr6cenie
tysiacznych t}um6w odszcze-
pie6c6w, badz zupelny pc.
grom tychze. =
Odtad ilekroc zagraza}o
wieksze niebezpiecze1stwo
wiernym, Papieze polecali
gorliwie odmawianie R6zah-
ca 6wietegc. = I tax, gdy
Turcy roku 1870 p%odbiwszy
wieksza polowe wysp NORA
Sr6dziemnego zagrazali sa-
menu sercu chrzescija6stwa
- W}ochom i Stolicy papie-
skiej Rzymowi; Ole. 6w. Plus
V.Papiez spowodowa} zeb1a1ie
wojska chrze6cija6s kiego, &C.
lem -zniweczenia niecnych
zamiar6w poteznego su1tana
Solimana. Ma czele wojska
papieskiego stana} dzielny
Marek Antoni Calonna, a
zas >naczelne dow6dztwo mad
ca}em wojskiem chrzesciah~
skiem obja{ z polecenia Pa
pieza s}awny w6dz Don Juan
d'Austria. Rcwnoczesnie pc
koscio}ach katolickich z po-
kora i skruszonem screen
odmawiali wierni R6zaniec.
Dnia 6 pazdziernika 1911
~przysz}o pod Lepanto ma mo-
rzu do walnej bitwy, W kt6-
rel Turcy mimo swojej pre-
wagi %wojennej zostali roz-
gromieni. Sw. Plus V. cho-
ciaz przebywa{ W Rzymie
zdala cd miejsca bitwy, WI
dial szczeSliwY wynik tejze
i od6piewa} zaraz spo}em z
otaceajacem 90 duchowie6-
stwem dziekozynne ,Te Deum
laudamus". -.
R6wniei gdy roku 1920
dnia Z pazdziernika polegf
6miercia bohaterska pod Co
cora o pol mill cd Dniestru
jeden T. najczystszych ludzi
W naszej history, sedziwy
hetman Stanislaw .Z6}kiew-
ski, prawy milo6nik Rzeozy'
pospolitej, goracy katolik j
pobozny ryoerz WARY 6wietej,
przerazila sic srodze Gala
Polska i postronne narody
chrze6cija6skie, ~przeczuwajac
ze nieprzyjaciel nadety zwy'
ciestwem W nastepnym roku
2 Gala wystapi potega. Wsze'
die po ko6cio}ach naszyct
sic modlono, szczeg6lniei Cd
mawiajac R6zaniec. Kr6
Zygmunt III odda} naczelnt
dow6dztwo Karolowi\ Chod
kiewiczowi, bohaterowiz pei
Kircholmu, kt6rego R6za
nice zachowuje sic pc dzi
dzie6 " skarbou ma Jasne
Gore " Czestochowie.
Prsygotowania wojenn
wielkie przedstawia}y trudnc
sci. Armat i amunicyi to
brakowa}o, 10 musiano sic
Kozak6w zapotyczyc. We
bunek zagranioznej pieohot
szedl oporem. Wielu zaoia|
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-02

ambicys, wstr14snal ogrom-
No swoie pa6stwo, ably jak-
niwieksse ~zgromadsi6 tln.
|my.
& mad Efratu, : mad Min,
Z mad sasisdniego Dunaju
oisgneli licsni wierni mad
|Dniestr; Azya j Afryka :
,posad swoich ruszone, goto-
waly sic runac ma Poodle.
Nadto hordy hama tatarskie-
lgo Dziambergereja powiek-
szaly zastepy sultana. Razem
1900 tysiecy nieprzyjaci6l pc.
suwa}o sic ku granicom Pol
ski. Osman s%prowadzil wiel.
blady, baWo}y, mu}yi j slonie,
ably afryka6skimi potworami
po1skie wojako przestraszyc.
TAX ogromnym si}om pre-
ciwstawila Polska wojsko
zlozone z 1850 huzar6w,
|2,110 ra]tar6w, 1900 koza-
k6w dworskich, 100 piecho-
Fty polskiej, $3.50 niemiec-
kiej, 1900 ~Lisowczyk6W i
&C, 1000 Kozak6w zaporoskich
pod K~onaszewiczem.
Dnia 1 sierpnia przepra-
wifo sic wojsko polskie przez
Dniestr i po}ozy}o sic obo-
zem pod twierdza Chocimem,
cd wschodu bystra rzeka, cd
p6lnocy twierdza zas}oniete.
2 niepodobnym do WARY
po6piechem Muzu1manie juz
dnia Ego wrzesnia rozbili ma
mioty ,naprzeciw, cudne pie
kno6cia i bogactwem, zabie.
LAZY okoliczne cory, jakby
cd sniegu, CO. spadl niespo-
dzianie.
Dnia 3go wrzesnia ME-
wierni przypuscili szturm do
lewego i prawego skrzyd}a.
Polak6w. Hulk dziat by1 tax
wielki, re sam hetman, jake
zyw, takiego ME s}ysza}. Lecz
zapomoca Lisowczyk6w 3D.
pedzono s~zturmujacych, dial
kilka wzieto, a Kozacy nawet
do obozu tureckiego wpadli.
Napad ma Stanis}awa Lu-
bomirskiego dnia 8go wrze6-
MIA szoze61iwie takze odpar-
|tym zostal.
Zbywalo " polskiem VOL
sku ma zywnc6ci ! passy ola
koni. Te musiano zywi6 de-
bowemi li6ciami. Zage6ci}y
sic choroby ~pomiedzy woj-
skiem. Sam hetman codzien-
ME bardziej ma zdrowiu "a
padal. Ale i w6dz turecki
Osman ezynil wielkie wysile-
mia.
Dnia logo wrze6nia PREY
lbyl 6wieko do obozu turec.
kiego Karakasz basza, ulu.
bieniec Osmana z 30 tysia'
cami wojska, przypu6cil wal
ny szturm, ale srogiej dozna:
kleski, sam glove Cd kul
armatniej postrada}. Ten wy
,padek przerazi} i ~rozwsciekli
|Osmana, il wezyra Ussei1
basze omal ma 6mierc nj
skazal "a nieszczesliwe Wojn,
Ale i Polakom ME wszyst
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-02
PLAN JAZDY
= Pociag6w kolejowych
Chicago & Northwestern.

PrzybJcle poolag6w.
Il Wschodu.
CIcaxs msznin1 passsases tdaliD 80 US
lfz,nessn passsagx tex S...... ..'l'3e1
Nm. Z Dak. nnl and Pass tex 3D.. 9. .-..e'se p
Ze Zachodu.
Ma Z OAK. nal & paassnga lex -. .. 1910 =.
LEGAL passeng~ lex 81 ...--@-. : ...' s4sr1
n.l... = ;,a,d pasnssr (dsi51. ....s3s p n
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-21

The Augusta police have been notified
to be on the lookout for one Noel
Huneau, who is wanted at Dover, n.
f., for highway robbery. Iiuneau is an
American, of French descent, q years
OF age. stands feet II inches, and
weighs about $50 pounds. He has
smooth face. dark complexion dark
hair. brown eyes, good teeth, and is Of
good build, but stoops little and keeps
his hands in his pockets. He is quar-
relsome, drinks, smokes cigarettes. and
his fingers are stained yellow from the
habit. He has a small but noticeable
scar between the left eyebrow and the
left ear. The man is a steam filter by
trade. and when last seen he wore
black suit. a light short ovcrcoat, and
a black derby hat.