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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-12
Washington.

Adjt. Gen. Humphreys says that
/ work will be begun early next spring
on the mess hall to be constructed at
| Fort Smelling. The sum of 900 is
available for the purpose.
/ The army strength in Hawaii is to
be increased from two companies to a
battalion Of infantry. This decision
was reached at conference between
President Roosevelt and Secretary
| Taft.
1t was announced at the war depart
ment that Gov. Wright will come to
the United States from the Philippines
and will be present in Washington by
construction of railways in the Phil
| ippines. The date for the opening of
| the bids has been postponed from Dec.
1 to Dec. 10, so that Gov. Wright can
be present.
Postmaster General Cortelyou will
soon make public the report of the
commission of postal experts appoint
ed to make an investigation to deter
mine the practicability of establishing
pneumatic postal service in several
cities of the country, among them St.
Paul. The commissions report will
doubtless have the approval of the
postmaster general
Foreign.
The Swedish steamers Njord and
Robert collided near Hveen island, in
the sound. The Robert sank. Twenty
persons were drowned.
A duel with swords was fought at
Paris by Guy Casagnac and NJ. Noels,
member of the chamber of deputies.
The latter was severely wounded in
the abdomen.
John w. Riddle Of Minnesota, min
lister to Roumania and Servia present
ed his credentials to King Charles at
the palace at Bucharest The new min.
lister was received with the customary
ceremonial
A rumor circulated in the United
States that the Panama government
had made overtures to Costa RIGA with
view to union of the two republics
is said in official and other circles at
Panama to be without foundation.
The Echo de Paris prints an article
signed by Andrew Carnegie in which
the writer argues in favor of an alli-
ance of the United States, France and
Great Britain for the safeguarding of
the peace of the world. The author
denominates the countries named as
the three republics, two uncrowned
and one crowned
The interisland steamer Canlabenia,
l,097 tons, was struck in the recent
typhoon off Ticao island, one Of the
Visayan group. Apparently all on
board was lost. She carried five Amer
leans, one Spaniard and eleven native
and Chinese passengers, and crew of
ninety-seven men and officers. The
island steamer Carmen is also report
ed lost. Details are lacking.
The steamer Colona, which sailed
from Canso, N. S.. Sept. %, paying out
the Commercial Gable companys new
cable, reports that she arrived at a
point 1877 miles from the Irish coast,
where the final splice will be made.
The Colona reports that southwest
gale was blowing, making the work
OF connecting the two pieces of cable
difficult.
A collision took place at Brunn, AIS
trfa, between rival meetings of Ger
mans and Czechs, resulting from the
agitation by the former against the
proposed establishment of a Czech
university there. Troops were com
PEELED to intervene, but before order
was restored 100 persons were injured.
some seriously. Several police s.a-
lions were wrecked and hundreds Of
windows were broken.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-12

I'VE sleep too much says Edison
Is this another case of race suicide!
Have baby in the house, Thomas.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-12
AUTHORITIES TRYING TO FIND
OUT WHAT HAPPENED IN
PHYSICIANS HOME.
EVIDENCES OF A STRUGGLE
SUSPECTED DOCTOR is THE SON
OF A ST. LOUIS MIL
LlONAlRE.

Chicago, Oct S.-Irene Klakow, ten
years old, lay dead yesterday at the
home of DR.. Oliver B. Hart. 915 Lunt
aven~c, Rogers Park, believed to be
the victim of an overdose Of morphine.
while DR.. Hart, who was in the house
alone with the child, Went about raw
ing from the effects of drugs until ex-
hausted. He is a victim of the drug
habit. This developed in investiga-
tions made by the police and Coroner
Hoffman. During his rawlings DR..
Hart attempted to make a will and
expressed to neiShbors who witnessed
his agony the fear that his girl wife
would kill herself and the police would
come and arrest him. He wrote let
ter to his mother, asking her tn look
after his wife, and then attempted to
commit suicide by taking large dose
of morphine.
Attempt to Suicide.
Hart did not make the attempt to
kill himself until some time after he
had summoned a woman neighbor to
the house. When Mrs. Richard Cortis,
to whom he telephoned. reached the
house, she found Hart trying to re-
vive the child, but without success.
The dead girl. who was an inmate
of the Illinois industrial school for
girls at Evanston, was passing the day
at the Hart home. where her sister,
Edith, thirteen years old. lives. having
been adopted by DR.. and Mrs Hart.
There was every evidence of q
struggle having occurred in the house
The police and Coroner Hoffman, who
is in charge of the inquest, are trying
To Learn What Took Place.
Mrs. Hart, who is said TO be less than
eighteen years old and known to the
neighbors as "the child wife," is pros
trated with grief and is suffering from
hysteria.
The inquest was begun yesterday
afternoon, and after two witnesses
were heard it was adjourned untif
next Tuesday.
Mrs. Hart was pupil in John Mar
shall school, st. Louis, before she was
married in ST. Paul at the end of a
river excursion. During the courtship
it is said the parents protested that
she was too young to marry, but final
ly consented and the mother accompa-
MED the couple On the excursion and
witnessed the wedding in ST. Paul.
Dr. Hart has resided in Chicago but
short time and is the son Of a mil
lionaire residing in st. Louis, who has
sent him regularly an allowance of
I2oney which has supported him and
his wife. as he had no practice in his
profession.
Is in Custody.
DIR. Hart is in the custody of the
police, pending further investigation
1t is the opinion of the police that a
charge of murder will be lodged
against DR.. Hart and that he will have
much trouble to escape conviction
The girl died in a bedroom Of the
Hart residence, in which she and the.
physician had been locked for several
hours. 1t is the opinion of the au-
thorities, based on the facts disclosed
at the inquest held yesterday, that the
girl was maltreated and then poisoned
in an attempt to conceal the crime
DR.. Lawke, the coroner's physician
who examined the body of the girl, de-
clared last night that there was not
the slightest doubt that she had been
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-12
Cl,s e Dress.
III 81 BY IS S ..4ss q, pEHH.g.,,, 1.
PIERRE. SOUTH DAKOTA.

Few young men are really az bad
as the girls try to make them think
they are. Is
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-12

With the retirement of the peace
makers from the scene the mapmak
ers will proceed to get busy.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-12
PRESIDENT OF THE MUTUAL LIFE
PROBABLY WILL BE NEXT ON
THE RACK.
BIG SENSATION EVERY DAY
WEEK OF STARTLING DISCLOS.
URES THAT HAS STIRRED
THE COUNTRY.

New York, Oct. 8.-Closing week,
every day of which has produced a
sensation that has stirred the country,
the special legislative committee in
vestigating the methods OF insurance
companies adjourned yesterday until
Tuesday of next week.
While other weeks of the hearing
have had sensations, no previous week
has had a sensation every day as the
one that was concluded with yester-
days session. 1t was expected the
president of the Mutual Life would be
called to the stand yesterday, but by
a misunderstanding President Nc
Curdy had left the office of the Mutual
Life before he was called for, and it
is expected that he will be the first
witness on Tuesday.
Salaries Are immense.
In yesterdays testimony the SEN
sational development was when Mr..
Hughes demanded the pay roll of the
officers of the company. This was pro-
duced and showed the salaries of these
officers since 1887. For the year 1904
President McCurdy received $150,00C;
two vice presidents were paid $50, 0G0
each, a second vice president $17,500,
the third vice president $4,000, and
the general manager $4,000, who this
year will receive $4,000, and the treas
urer $4,000
Robert McCurdy said he never knew
- l., eo+
day, when he heard it read in the COM
mittee room. He thought, however,
that there should be no limit to the
salary Of such positions. because they
should be in accordance with the ac-
cumulations of the company.
Great Work; Great Rewards.
Earlier in the day, when Mr.. McCur-
dy was on the stand. Mr.. Hughes tried
to bring out why G. H. Raymond and
the partners in his firm received larger
emoluments from the company than
any other agents in the business. Mr..
McCurdy said he did not know what
Mr.. Thebaud received from the BUSH
ness and that he had never talked
with him about his personal affairs.
He said it was a large reward for
large achievements" and that all bust
nesses of large magnitude were built
up on that principle
During Mr.. McCurdys testimony IT
was brought out that George Ray
mond, brother of Charles H. Ray
mond, was the general agent for New
Jersey, that Howard Lewis, the gen
eral agent for Northern New York
with an Office in Albany.
Was Cousin
Of either the vice president, Mr.. Gran
Miss, or Mrs. Granniss, that DR.. e. J.
Moss, the medical director of the Mu-
tual Life, married a sister of the pres.
ident of the company, and that D.
Stuyvesant Pilot, an inspector of risks,
is a cousin Of Louis Thebaud. son-in-
law OF President McCurdy, and part
ner of the Raymond firm. G. w. White,
a secretary of the company, whom Mr..
McCurdy was asked about, was no
relative of any officer of the company,
but Mr.. McCurdy said that Mrs.
White was niece of Mrs. Granniss.
wife of Vice President Granniss."
He knew none of the salaries of
these officers.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-12

Stone-soled shoes have been pro
dnced by an Illinois inventor. Don't
let papa see this, Mildred.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-12

Competent authorities declare that
the fall styles will be marked by full
sleeves and empty pocketbooks.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-12

Tifis is reported quiet. If Tiflis has
settled down there is no excuse for
turmoil anywhere else.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-12

The New York Am esican calls at.
|tention III an unIovely phase Of Thu.
man nature en- It re1na rlss that hor.
rible accid hts to bal Hoe lists are be
So common OF late that IN
never Tails to 3 draw q huge
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-12

Theory aside. few things are more
efficiently expiatory OF sin than max
Ing money at it.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-12
Fireman Killed bv Fail.

Tama, Iowa, Oct. s.Fireman Geo.
Q. Kramer fell from a North Western
engine near here and was killed.
The Imperial press., 1905-08-05
CoIic and DiarrhOea-A Remedy tI1a,
 is Prompt and Pleasant

The prompt results produced by Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Diar- rhoea Remedy together with it's pleas ant taste have won for it place in many households. Mr. w. T. Taylor, merchant of Winslow, Ala, writes : "I have used Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy my self and also with men on my place, for diarrhoea and collie and it always gives relief promptly and pleasantly. " For sale by all dealers
Minnesotské noviny., 1905-07-06
HOVORNA.

Prosim, sdelte Hovorne, co je
YAM znamo o statni komisi ma W.
souseni m6lkgch jezer, jez, nemylim-
Ii Sc. byla ustanovena minulou stat
nj legislaturou. Jedna Sc nam o W.
sonseni mokrych lucin, ktere byly
jeste pred lety tax suche, ze se tam
mohlo konini pracovati a nyni jest
TO samy mocal, ponevadz yoda ne
ma zadn6ho odpadu. Byvala tam
drive stoka, ale ia nynf je zaslapd-
Minnesotské noviny., 1905-07-06
New Prague, II. 3. } !

Odp. - Statnf komise, nfz Sc
zminujete, obmezuje sc pouze ma W.
sousenf statnfch pozemk1, naleza-
jicich Sc po vetsine v severnf casti
statu, kde mnozstvi dobrych poem
XII lezf laden, poneyadz isou to ha-
ziny pokud nebudou yysuseny, ne
mali takfka zadne ceny. Pokud sc
tyce soukromych pozemkG, ylastne-
nych jednotlivci, nema tim statnf
komise co delat. Pfedlozte svoji "a
dost okresnfm komisafiim We vasem
okresu a nemalne pochybnosti, 70
vam pomfze yysusiti zatopene louky
pomoci odvodnenf. Mimochodem
Minnesotské noviny., 1905-07-06

statni nfadnici neyi, zdiaiiii pffffTad- ffd
stek We statnf kaznici ma svii pu-
yui w zi.rahiiaaiif &c zzilcc;5;as; zzlcc;5i;sas;a ge state
nebo ie nasledkem pffsneisiho pro
vadtni zakoni. Pfitomne pfipada je-
den zlocinec ma kazdych 2,744 oby-
yatel.
Minnesotské noviny., 1905-07-06

= Il. J. Brychta. pozemkovf je-
dnatel Y Mandan, N. Dak., zastavil
sc II nas 7 sobotu. Jak nam sdelil,
zakoupilo tam pozemky n6kolik kra-
janu od Glencoe, Minn.
= Frank Rajchl, 0 nernz jsme mi
mule pfinesli zprayu, ze byl zatcen
we SVEN dome prave kdyz oilrozo-
val syoji rodinu, zemfel nahle dru-
hi den noci v ceIe mtstske ro-
botarny, kamz byl poslan ma go dni
Ttz. iako ssichni provinilci. podro-
bill &c lazni, nez byl zaveden do cely.
Zahy b vecera shledala straz. ze se
mu ud6lalo spatne, Lee lekaf tu
chvili nebvl po ruce. kdyz pozdeii
pfisla straz ma vezna se podiyati,
bvi jiz mrtev. Posmrtni prohlid~
kon zjistano, ze pfi6inou smrti byla
srdecni vada. isajcfii ibyi zaInsssttrldd-
nim krejH q zanechava ydovu osm
d6ti. Nemirns pitt uIinilo nei be-
hem casu zffceninu elov6ka a ma 20
"a 10, ze posledni dob6 nebylo v
ieha hlark rsaekn nnfAdku,
~ Ma prodcj 40 akri pozemkii
.lemein q stAji. Prainanita voaa
tece skrze pozemek. 25 akri yzde-
lano. prnda Sc lacino bud za hoto-
We neb ma mirne splatky. Pozemek
tento naleza se blizko mesta 81.
Paul. BlizEi podrobnosti sdeli adj
ministrace Minncsotskfch Novin.
tt.
Minul5 tyden zniten byl ohnzm
starry pivoyar, nalezeiici Drewry h
Sons, pozdeji znamy co North Star
Brewery. Jak ohen povstal, neni
znamo. neb posledni dobou iezela
stasba laden. Piyovar byl vystaycn
roku 1864 a byl jednim PRIV
nfch podnikn mestt.
+ Frank Campbell, 22 rokn starry
"A zamtstnanS Omaha dilnach. ma
lea sc kritickem stavu v mestske
nemocnici. karnz pfisel o pdl druht
hod. nedeIi rano vnitfnostnli
vyhfezISmi nasledkem pobodani no.
zem. Die vypovedi lekaftim utin5-
ne. byl ma party v dome Johna Mug
rauera, 284 Richmond nl., kde do
.stal e do sporu Sc syym soupefcm
K ylli iedne diycc. Ma ceste domfi
se oba pax pohadali, COZ vedlo K
sInntngm koncim.
TT 0bjednejte Vi Berounske Co.
ske piyo, jez ma ma sklad6 John Ho-
rcis, 1865 West z. St., Sc. Paul
Kazdou sobotu sc rozvazf ma poza-
.dani zdarma do domu. 3G-tf.
= Ma dzulaj do Move Prahy Cd.
ieh p. Vac. Kotnour rodinou. Dc
T.e Suenr Center odjeI na ten den
D. Frank Kosaf 4 rodinou.
Minnesotské noviny., 1905-07-06


potfebi . iinych statd as 10000 del
nikd ma zns, pakli {iroda nebude po-
skozena pfilisnymi desti.
ar Stayebni dffyf vseho dru-
hu, dvtfe, okna, chilly a vdbec vse,
co do oboru toho nalezi. Pfiid'te a
pfesvsdGte 70 nezli koupfte jinde.
Northwestern Lumber & Wrecking
Co., IA. & Broadway, Dale and
University and 730 w. 7th st. ST.
Paul. Albert Zachar. fiditel.
29-tf.
= Nasledujici kraiani isou u
poutdni jiz po delsi cas- ma ldzko.
Jos. Divis, JOS. Picha Jan Kuee-
ra Pfejeme ysem, by Sc brzy u
zdravili q co MONA neidffye Ease
mollli se nasem kruhu pohybovati.
+ DR.. Hovorka. ienz posledni do
bon hvl stale pranf pfetizen. rozhodl
se pouziti nGjake DOLBY ku svemu 70
tayeni o podivati Sc ma daleky "a
pad strayiti tam jistou dobu ku
syefnu osvezzeiit Il pobaveni. pFeie-
me doktoroyi sfastnou cestu a bude-
me se tasisi z ieho naiyfatu. "a ie-
ho nepfitomnosti povede lekarnu
zkusenl lskarnfk.
xw pn knpoyani harev maite
vzdy ma mysli, ze ty neilepsi jsou
snssc;!sc:ns;A.s! sss;i:c:n:ss ;.!. sseara= haryy pckryji
vice plochy a uspokoji lepe, nezli
jine barvy trhu. Jsou zaruccny "a
5 rokd. Ma prodej u vzech prvnf
Itfidy obchodnik1 barvach a na-
Sem obchod6 American Paint Mfg.
Co, 20 East 3rd St, st. Paul.
36-tf.
r MinnlJ tJden oddani byli ge
meste Emil Nelson SO 81. Katefinou
St6rbovou. Neyesta ie nejmladsi
dcerou naseho pfizniyce p. Mateje
Sterby.
= Minulou nedeli pfijeli Sc po-
Idivati ma nase yelkomesto Jos. FL
FER, pfedseda yelkofadu CSPS., a p.
Stancl z Owatonna, Mimi.
v Potfebuiete-li natfeni neb
barveni domi, vylepeni pokoj1, fla
drovanf (graining) aneb jakykoliv
druh ynitfnfch yenkovnich praci
ku ozdob6 vasich domn, poslouzim
ochotne. Kazda prace zarucena. Ma
pozadani se dojde vsady. Josef
Brouk, 1856 Custer St., st. Paul,
Mimi. 25-tf.
= +. A. Sykora a s. II. Olson 2
Owatonny pfijeli slaviti dzuiaj do
st. Paul.
r Pan Frank Kramolis, mlady
krajan ze Sarona. Wis, Pfiiel &c
lpodivati ma st. Paul nmyslem, ze
* zae po pfipad6 usadi.
"a Kdo by si pfal dvousedadlovj
kocar, neb jine druhy kocard, po
vozi neb yozu. nechf SC zastavi i
tisIe 583 w. 7th st. tt
= poyoleni k snatku vyzvedl Il
Vladimir A. PIcha sc 81. Annii
lC. Andersonoyou New Ulm.
f~ Pojistsna proti ohni, blesku .
vatru tech nejlepsfch spolecnosti
yam obstara dobfe a spolehlive r
b. Matlach pfsarns Minnesotsky ycI
Noyin. 27-tf
~ MAte-li n1co ma prodej anel
hledate-li nejake zamestnani, nebu
de vas oznamka stati mnoho, kdy.
to date do Minnesotskfch Novin ,
ijsme jisti, Re se vam to vyplati.
Zkuste to. IT.
Minnesotské noviny., 1905-07-06


CHINA nedbalost udala Sc V mestecku
I4onsdale. kde nekdo vypalil rdnu
rutnice po pi. Frank Vavrove, kdyz
stala ma pavlaGi pred svym domem.
As dvandct brokd uyizlo ' jejfm te-
le, ale ma st6stf zadnJ v obliGeii a po-
ran6ni nenf nebezpeene. Rana W.
lpdlena byla veter, den pred snatkem
lpi. Vavrove . p. Frank Lapi6em.
| Pravi Sc. ze kdvz pani TIA stala ma
Ipavlaci, Sci dtocnik kolem 1mysl-
fis 20 ri Stfeiiil. Sstfeiiii if;;Sez if;;Sez zfs;Sell h!!z
KEN lese. Podezfeni pablo ma An
tona Vayru, bratra dfiv6isfho muze
lpf. Vavrove a tyz byl ma to zatcen.
Samovrazdu pozitfm karbolov6
kyseliny spachal Fred Rudberg. "a
mozny obehodnfk Dassel, Minn. ia
Ipficinu Sc udava spatne zdrayi.
| y 0watonny sc sdsluje, ze tam
uhoddiiii IA i,ouffc tbiies biiesk Do daorHu FL FL.
Austina a zapalil, zpfsobiv tim sko-
Idy "a $500. Blesk uhodil do domu,
kdyz celia rodina byla pohfizena We
spanek zvlastni pfi tom ie. ze 12-
leta dcera a 1olet} syn rodiny dpln6
nasit-,ikeni toi1o oFiiueiiii. BBeafe Ia
nadGlala mnoho skodv ma oseni, jez
misty dplnt je zni6eno.
4 Albert Lea Sc sdGluie, ze tam
lzapoCato Sc stavbou move drahy, zna-
iiine pod jmenem Duiuth, st. Cloud,
lGlencoe 4 Mankato Co. Odtud POI
lrede draha severozapadne do Mar
kato a pozdeji DO Glencoe, st. Cloud
la Duluth
! Ma rozkaz spolkoveho tajemnf-
ka vnitra bude dne II. srpna oteyfe-
no $1,000 akrd indiansk5ch poem
XII K osazeni. Pozemky ty isou vet
Isinou Y eastech reservaei Fond du
Lac. Red Lake, White Earth Chip
pewa. Blizsi zprdvy jsou K dosta-
Inf pozcmkovych tfadoyndch onech
lmist.
| \ Statni zdrayotnf rada usnesla
sc We sye posledni ttyrtletni schlizi
ma zahaieni kfizack6ho tazenf pro-
LII staremu zyyku a sevsednelemu
Iplivani zelezni1nich yozech zvla-
Etc v kufackych. Podafi-li &c to, bu-
dou muset kufarny zelezniGnich
vozech bSti opatfeny pfislusnymi
Iplivatky q cestoyatel6 2 jinych sta
Eta budou muset davat dobry poor,
Iaby, ialmiIe pfekroH minnesotskt
Ihranice, naffzeni toho setfili. Po ma
Sem nahledu bylo by nejiepe, kdyby
lntkdo vynaSel kapesnf plivatko.
/ Y Y Moorhead sc sdeluje, ze tam
Inahle zmizel kasir statni banky We
IFelton, J. C. Evans. zena ieho ma
Iza to, he Sci III jistoa zzensstineu, jez
|pfed nedavnem byla m6stsk5mi d.
y
fady fn1sta yYpeYszena. Banka le
lpry neilepsfm pofadku.
i i Hostinsti NJ. Roach Frank
ij.r-a sei,siiiis, bii b7si uzii;;i;ss; "i;ssssa Wins
uni q pfestupku zakona ohledns pro-
deie opojnych napoid nezletilcnm-
| Oba Sc odyolali rozsudku k vyssi-
mu soudu.
! Die zprdvy podant sprayou st.
kaznice vzrdsta poGct zlocincd ye
statni kaznici vice jak dtyernasob-
Inc porovnani e vzrnstem obyya-
telstya statu. Pfitomn} pocet tre-
stancn We Saltwater je 702, coz je
lnejyttsi pocet, jaky kdy tam byl "a
; znamenan. Pred rokem bylo jich
! tam 634, pred tfemi roxy 553, a
lpfed peti lety 4s6. Ufadnici kaz-
nice pravi, 10 uz je pfeplnena e
trestanci nemaii mista pro spani. =
Minnesotské noviny., 1905-07-06

nd 9 zzarossttllaA zzarossttllaA ttEEaayes, tray Rad hyyeh w
del, zdali ' podobnych pffpadecll
hpchom se mohli obratit ma statni
kon1isi. Vas FIR. Bflek,
Minnesotské noviny., 1905-07-06


= Charles Ncuman, Is rokii sta
rs ziiiel 50 svlni rodili V 6fsle
III Pleasant ave, utopil Sc nahodou
sobotu odpoIedne jezeFe McCar-
ron's, kamx ieste ! ntkolika mladi-
Ky Sc byl odebral. Ma se "a TO, ze
dostal We gode kfece a kdyz po ne
jake chvili bylo shledano. he zmizel,
jail se ostatnf po mem patrati. Tc-
prye asi "a phi hodiny byl . vody
'-vytazen a veskere pokusy, pfivtsti
he X vtdomi, byly marny. Byl zakenl
Cretin yyssi skoly mel nastoupiti
misto v llfadoyne Omazske drahy.
+ koncem tohoto mesice bude V
nasem mest6 oteyfena stafnf kance-
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kILBoURN E.

KiIbourne, May 30--Hal. F. Skin
ner visited several days last week in
Ottumwa, the guest of Miss Retta
Sadie Wilson, Mrs. Kate Gilbert
Mr.. and Mrs. Lutte Plownan We're
business visitors in Keosauqua Fri
day.
Dora Gilbert visited over Sunday
with her brother, Hugh Gilbert
Mrs. Jeffrey Beggs and daughter
Ora, spent Thursday with Sadie Will
son.
Mrs. Cynthia stong and Mrs. John
Taylor visited last week with friends
at Douds.
Anna Reatherford, who has been in
Birmingham, is visiting her parents
at this place.
D. Simpson, of Pennington. was a
caller in town recently.
Invitations are out for the mar
riage Of Alma, daughter of Edwin
Towne, of Fitzgerald, Ca, to Roscoe
K. Hatch, of Spokane, Wash. June 10
1905, at 5 p. m. At home te
friends at Spokane, Washington after
July 15. Miss Alma was born ana
raised at this place. Her friendss
wish her much happiness in her new
life.
Miss Bess Porter visited with
friends in Keosauqua Saturday
Mrs. Laura Ramsey visited with rel
atives at this place the first Of last
week
Mrs. Julia Taylor, Of Mt. zion, is Wis.
i ting with her daughters at this place
Mrs. Robert Sloan Maxwell, also
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frem, just before the la.ter's death.
The lad was led through secret pas
sages in the old ruins to a vaulted
room, where the goods and treasures
that belonged to his fathc.' were
heaped. There were many splendid
arms and weapons of excellent work
manship, books and documents, deeds
and diplomas, rich drinking cups and
many utensils of gold and silver, mo-
sales and enamcled trinkets, medals
and money and strong chests full Of
money. 1t was impossible to take any.
thing away from fear of the Turks.
He allowed him, however, to take one
ancient coin in order to impress the
secret on his mind.
Andria, when he grew to manhood
married. and later enlisted in the body
guard of the king of Prussia. AS time
went on Andria prospered. The king,
who had taken fancy to him, helped
him and he was able to build house
with the right to convert it into an inn
This he did when he had grown toe
old to be of any use in active service;
and as he often told his guests stories
about fights in Servia to which he
gave the name of boyne or voyne Gin
Servia boy" or ''voy" means "a fight
and ''voyna" means war; they came tc
call the house the Boyn inn (Gasthouse
yum Boyn) and he and his descend
ants adopted it as surname, the "De
Lazar" was evidently an attempt al
transplanting "Lazarevitch," meaning
1.-THE son Of King Lazar."