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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-29

~WYCIENCZANIE! To w{asnie
czyni bardzo wielu ludzi. Wiedza
oni, re cos jest z}ego mimo to
ME wiedza co to jest. Czyscic sic
kiedy zastanowili mad tenn jak wiel-
kim jest procent ludzi chorych W
Ameryce, albo jezeli ME zupe}nie
chorych, to cierpiacych? Cos i'm
ciagle brakuje. Co jest przyczyna
.tego wszystkiego? z pewnoscia uie:
jest to naturalny stan, ola tego
w1asnie powinien zwracae ma siebie
.obawe i zaniepokejenie. Ameryka-
ME SO znami z ciaegg}ego pospiechu
Jedza szybko, pracuja szybko, spia
nieregularnie nadwerezajac i pre-
~silajac nature, a %nastepnie dziwia
sic temu, re sic ME czuja silno i
zdrowo. Gl6wnem nastepstwem a
amerykanskiego sposobu s%pieszenia
sic, jest zr6d}em zycia. Me mogac.
s2efniaG swych czynno$ci, krew sta
je sic sfAba i cienka, tracac si}e, i
przez to ME moze spe}niac swego
zadania do jakiego jest przeznaczo-
ma, z czego W nastepstwie powsta-
rozmaite, nieuniknione choroby.
Mic ME przywr6ci utraconego
zdrowia, MIC tax szybko i niezawo-
wodnienie przywr6ci silly, jak Ora
Piotra' Gomozo. Naby6 go MONA
tylko u miejscowych agent6w Tub
wprost u wlasciela, adresujac: DR..
Peter Fahrney, ll2-1l4 So: Hoyne
ave-, Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-29

Sumo celebrowal Ks. LANCE
sw. J6zafata a ks.
arcybiskup wyglosil kazanie
i udzielil b~}ogoslawie6stwa
apostolskiego.
Tres6 kazania byla mfiej
wiecej nastepujaca:
Chrystus wys}a} swych
Aposto16w W SWAT, nakazu-
JAG i'm, ably wzywali wszyst-
kich ludzi, wszystkie narody
do Jego Sto1u. | PGlska by
la takim narodem kt6ra PREY
}aczy}a sic do tego Stoiu
Chrystusowego i wytrwaia
PREY MIN wiernie. Jeden jest
tylko kosci6}, a tym jest
Kosci6l Rzymsko-katolicki.
:Jeden jest St6l Pa1ski,
PREY kt6rym udziela sic Cha
la i Krwi Chrystusa Pana.
Polskie wojska ,idac ma BOZ
PROFESSIONALLY do Sto}u Pan
skiego; hetmani znajdowall
tam jedyna ponce. Jeden
lest oltarz Chrystusa Pana,
oltarz Rzymsko.katolicki, a
wszystkie inne So to swieto-
kradztwa. Uczcie sic mi}owat
wzajemnie, uczcie sic wa
Jennie sobie jeden drugiemu
przebaczac, dazcie do zgody,
BIO przeciez wszyscy jestesmy
|dziecmi jednego Kosciola ]
|jednej matki, Polskj. H.
Pc poludniu JE. ks. arcy'
biskup byl obecny ma po'
|6wieceniu kamienia wegiel'
nego pod kosci6l 6w. Trolley
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-29
CHICAGO, Ill.

JE. ks. Arcybiskup Symon
przyby} z Milwaukee do Chi
cago W sobote 24go czerwca
O godzinie 2giej popo}udniu.
Powitany, ma dworcu przez
polskie d~uchowie6stwo uda}
sic ~nasamprz6d W towarzyst-
vie swego sekretarza i kilku
miejscowych polskich ksiezy
do Arcybiskupa chicagoskie-
go Quigleya, Wieczorem o
godz. lei Wiel. ks. K. Gron-
proboszcz parafii sw.
Wojciecha wyruszy} wraz z
kawalerya wojciechowska do
arcybiskupiejr ezydencyi, ably
sprowadzic zacnego goscia,
ziomka, ~pierwszego polskiego
Arcybiskupa Ia tel wo1nej
ziemi ameryka6skiej,e oko-
lice zamieszksaane ppqrzez Pola-
k6w. Dzielna i okaza}a ka-.
walerya eskortowa}a pow6z,
W kt6rym znajdowa} sic 20.
ks. Arcybiskup ! Symon, az
do plebanii 6w. Wojciecha.
Tu przy}aczyly sic limo to-
warzystwa wojakowe ! ko-
6cielne prowadzone przez
kilka kapel.
W plebanii grono ksiezy, 2
rozmaitych parafii powita1o
wyslafca Papieza.
W niedziele JE. Ks. Arcy-
biskup odprawi} cicha Msza
[6w. 0 godz. 8mej. Asystowa-
hi .mu: iego sekr. Ks. Fiori j
KS. Ostrowski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-29
Nova ks. Arcyb. SymOna
Wypowiedziana PREY cdsfo.
niecin pomnika Kosciuszki
W Milwaukee, Wis.,, dnia
1890 Czerwca 1905.

(Wed}ug notatek stenograt.
Dziennika ~narodowego).
Nova arcybiskupa Symona.
Za1uje, re p}akac ME moge".
Zaluje, re, plakac ME moge,
DO bym ~p}akal screen ca1em
z wielkiego, radosnego wzru'.
szenia, jake mAie ogarnia,
gdy patrze, ma ten Wasz OBJ
ch6d wspania}y!...
Otto jeden tylko z wielkich
syn6w Polski a tylu wielkich
mia}a ich nieszczesliwa o.
czyzna nasza.
A wszyscy walczyli "a VOL
nose swoja i "a wolnoSc in
nych. Cd najdawniejszych
czas6w znana by}a Polska ja-
ko rycerz wielkich szlachet-
nych spraw W Europe, kt6-
"a ~nazywaja ~cywilizowana, a
Polska chociaz tax znacznie
ma P6lnoc wysunieta, wiedzia-
la jakim skarbem jest vol
nose cz}owieka i "a MIA wal
czy}a. Ia nasza i wasza vol
nose! to bylo has}em Polski
i has1a tego broni!a krwia j
zyciem swych syn6w. +
[ ci szlachetni synowie
|Polski krwia swoja i koscmi
swemi us1ali HAWAI- swiata, Cd
Moskwy do Madrytu. Wsze-
die widziano polskie choragg-
vie 'gdzie wolnoSt narodu
by}a zagrozona. Wszedzle
s}yszano komendy polskie
|gdy ehodzilo 0 wake z wro-
gami wolnosci. Pola WALK "a
wolnosc zalegaly tysiace tru-
pow polskich i rannych pol
skich.
A dzisiaj gdy my wolnosc
utracilismy, kto nam 2 po'
moca pospiesza?
A jezeli ia Polska taklch
syn6w wolnosci rodzi}a ] ia
kim bohaterom zycie dawaia
lax Tadeusz Ko6ciuszko, to 2
tego miejcie pojecie jaka mat
ka Jest ia Polska, ia droga,
ia wielka, ia Swieta!...
I ME inaczej ia sobie Wy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-29
no OWO..

w Europe mysla o mas
czasem, re ma zawsze przepa-
danny jadac do Ameryki.
Gina przypadkowo poje-
dy6czy ludzie PREY niebez-
piecznej piracy we fabrykach
albo W niebezpieczniejszych
jeszcze kopalniach. Wszak
roboczemu ludowi bardzo Ia
two spotkac sic z nieszcze~
Sciem. Moralnie i narodO-
wo smialo powiedziec MONA
ubytku miedzy nami ME ma.
:: Ameryka wymaga sprytu
PREY wszelkim zatrudnieniu i
to jest naszem szczesciem, IL
20 nam ME brak, "a co obey
mas ME raz chwala.
o o O.,
Gdy !Polak p~racowity pa
mieta choc troche ma ciez-
koSc piracy i liche. wynagro--
dzenie "a MIA W Europie, IT,
por6wnawszy. po}oz;ee.nrlilee, 3. /. 8 swW {
bedzie umia} szanowat faro.
bek sw6j. Me pu6ci goylekko,
b. vie, ze m&odym i silnym
ma zawsze ME pozostanie'
Me bedzie vice rozrzutnym
ale zupe{nie u"miarkowanym
W potrzebach i wydatkach.-
Taxi bedzie wzorem ola uro-
dzonych JUL tn Polak6w-A.
merykan6w.
o o o O
Dobrze gdy powyzsze znaj.
DUE nasladowc6w, DO dobre
imie Polski wzrasta. Mozemy
sic tez poszczycic ludzmi
mlodymi, majacymi znacze.
ME i wp}yw wsr6d ~obywateli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-29
~
KOLEI Chic. M. & St.

KOLEJ Chic. N. & St. 2
Sprzedawac bedziei; bilety
czwartego Lipca pomiedzy
wszystkiemi stacyami przy
swe w}asnej drodze, "a Gene
i jednej trzeciej ivy
k}ej ceny, "a tykiet zwrotny.
Dni sprzedazy 1-2-3-&4 4. Lip
ca, debre do powrotu 5 Lip.
ca, 1905.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-29
N~adzwyczaj niskie raty do
Baltimore, M. D.

koleja Nnrth-Wes tern, tykiety
sprzedawane beda : uwzglednie-
mem dogodnego czasu do powrotu
/, 8 is Lipca, : powodu miedzY
.narodowej chrzescianskiej konWen-
cyl. Wyborne drogi Z Chicago.
Zglosic sic do agent6w kolei Chica,
20 & North.W estern.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-29
NASI AGENCI.

Upowaznieni So do kolektowan''
abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepuJa &C!
nasi agenci %miejscowi:
SAY CITY. Mich, Alexander Niedz'elski
BALTIMORE, NJ. D, F Ziarnowsh
CHICOPEE FALLS Mass, W X Szemborsk
CFIr GO, Ill. Max D rengowski
COLUMBUS, Nebr., Wiktor Tarasinski
FARWEL, Nebr. Franciszek Strzeleck'
GRENvILLE, S. Oak, Jozef Gruba
HOFA PARK, Wis, NJ kosmick
IvANHOE, MINI, A NJ Matz
N%ANTICOKE, Pa. FIR. Jablonski
OAK HILL, Mich, St Pogorzelski
PIKE LAKE, Wis, Adam Bambenek
BEAVER wis, Jozef N Teszlewicz
SOUTH OMAHA, Nebr. MARGIN 5 Cera
ST tNNA. MIN, Adam Walcowski
TARNOW, Nebr, Jan Matyja
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-29

obra5amy jak " helmie ma
a pancerzem ma pier
siach. TAX uzbrojona stoi ma
stray Europy pred mo-
skiewska i turecka navajo,
kt6ra wstrzymac zdo1ala !
Europe uratowa}a.
I dzisiaj jeszcze ME zmle-
milo sic to zadanie Polski.
Utracilismy w%prawdzie ale
chwilowo tylko wolnosc o.
czyzny.
Ale i dzisiaj jeszcze Polska
lest progiem w~strzymujacym
moskiewskie i pruskie zape-
dy a 0 silly Polski i duch Pol
ski rozbijaja sic bezsilnie
nadete wa}y prusackie i mo-
skiewskie!
I pewni badzcie, re wsr6d
tel kochanej dziatwy polskiej,
kt6ra tn pred pomnikiem
widzialem, niejeden rosnie
Kosciuszko. Jakiem screen
ia sic patrze ma tie dziatki.
Jak bolalo mnie to SERGE, re
to dzieci ME zyja tam blisko,
gdzie bile SERGE Polski. Ale
chociaz daleko cd tel Polski,
to jednak MECH te dziatki sic
ucza jak bye prawdziwymi,
wielkimi, zacnymi Polakami.
A Wy Matki Polki pro-
wadzcie Vase dzieci tutaj
pred ten pomnik Tadeusza
Kosciuszki. ~Rozpowiadajcie
i'm, kto hyl ten bohater. Po-
wiedzcie i'm, re ME jednego
takiego Kosciuszke urodzi}a
[wsp6lna Matka nasza ia
Polska tax nam ukochana! .
I m6wcie i wskazajcie tym
dzieciom Waszym, W kt6ra
strone skierowana jest twarz
jenerala i W kt6ra strone
wskazuje on swa szabla. Tam
on wskazuje, ma p6}noc,
gdzie Matka Polska ley "
kajdany zakuta.
Ratunku czeka ia matka i
pomocy Waszej. Jezeli tel po-
mocy Waszej ME mozecie
dzisiaj z bronia W ,reku Jej
udzielic, to pospieszcie z DO
moca przez uczciwa, wierna,
serdeczna prace ola dobra
Ojczyzny.
Wychowujcie te dzieci Wa
|sze ma dobrych polskich pa
tryot6w.
| Gotujcie sic do walki "a
Polske, do kt6rej Was Bog
moze niedlugo powo}a.
MySlcie i pracujcie ola tel
ziemi Polskiej, ola tel o.
czyzny drogiej, kt6ra tam sic
znajduje, gdzie Vista p}ynie,
|gdzie Krakow stoi, gdzie
Warszawa i Poznan!
I ia my6la ozywieni i tent
|ideami przejeci wzniescie ra-
ZEN Jenna okrzyk:
MECH ZYJE POLSKA!
| Mech zvie pOscinna Amervka!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-29
niskie raty do Asbu-
ry Park, New Jersey.

Koleja North-W estern. Tykiety
tkskursyjne sprzedawane beda cd
2s Czerwca do l Lipca, w1acznie. z
uwzglednionym ograniczeniem z a
su p~owrotu, z powodu narodowego
ST. warzyszenia nauczycieli. Zg}osit
sic do agent6w kolei Chicago q
Eorth-W Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-29

chow lub ich mojzeszowych
/ eligi a n is " ME ma,
ale, ze nasz ksiadz ME dba".
Czy to prawda p%okazemy.
O o O 0
Og6lemto wziawszy mozemy
sic cieszyc Polonia W mias-
tach ma i farmach tutaj W
Ameryce, kt6ra ME skapi
srodk6w ma wychowanie MILO
dziezy, DO ona ME powstydzi
sic chocby pred tax zacnym
gosciem jakim jest j. p. Arc.
Symon. ....
By1by to zarzut moze do
uwierzenia, gdy tutejsze
po1ozenie rozpatrzymy przyj-
mujac obojetnosc kap}an6w
jake pow6d p}askosci dziat-
wy, chocby juz dorastajacej.
Nasze po}ozenie W Ameryce
dale wiele do myslenia a rab-
mac wprostco to znaczy,to chy-
ba many popatrzec ma none
to ,,Czyj to napis" ,krajowy''
a co tam wyryto? ,,E p | u.
r i b u s unu M. Vice tn
sic ma uczynic zlepiszcze
katolickie, jake rdzeh i SERGE
.kosciola do nierozpoznanla
dziadkom i pradziatkom.
Po1ozenie tutejsze pragnie
i powell u~rzeczywistnia swoje
zamiary.
n n n q :.
Po}czenie t~utejsze cho.
rule, gdy lkto wspomni 9
,,ratials dignitaries" ono bo5
sic go piekielnie. Jako po''
mocnik6w uplanowa}o juz da'
VINO brac W swa opieke, albc
tn urodzonych ME w}adaja'
cych tylko angielskiem zle'
piszczem, albo wys]uzonycE
parobk6w, kielner6w, muzy'
kant6w exbartendr6w i G
maja najpierw kr6lestwu Bo'
zemu a potem Ojczyznit
pracowac, ME zapomniawszyy
| O sobie W nalezyty spos6b.
Jezeli sic pu6ci TAXA store
to ,,e pluribus unum''gotowe
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-29

u tych to wlasnie rozsadek
Jest gospodarzem, a uczcl-
.wo6c tarcza sumienia; oboje
zas twierdza moralnosci, kt6-
rel wymaga Pan Bog, kosci6l
z polecenia Bozego nakazu]e
a cz}owiek ich potrzebe l
koniecznosc uznaje.
O o 0
TAX musi bye; inaczej ruiz
ma wszechstronna zagraza.
Me dziwic sic re ludzie zdro-
wi, mlodzi i dobrze wychowa~
nj do niczego ME przyszli.
Jezeli ~lekkomyslnosc ucho-
'dzi u Mich "a duch czasu, je~
|zeli lyle nadz!eja "a przeclez
|jeszcze to raz bedzie inaczej"
to najpewniejsza rzecz, re
dobre checi rodzic6w i spa
dek po mich lekko wyjezdza-
ia W SWAT ola odmlany.
O O o O
Ubolewaja czestokrocna brak
wychowania, ma brak szk6f,
najpewniejszych &rodk6w do
brego ~wychowania, ale czyja
wilma W tenn? Zapewne rodzl-
COW. Sa osady polskie istnie-
lace cd dawna, DO cd pre-
sz}o 35 lat, to osady So liczne
i ME ubogie a jaka m}odziez?
Pozal sic Boze. :Szkoda centa
ma porzadny kosci6}, DO i W
dziurawej ruderze MONA pa
cierz zm6wic; szkoda pienie-
|dzy ma szkole, poniewaz Epu'
bliczna jest W sasiedztwie
mic ME kosztuje. Ale "a to
u tych wyjatkowych osad ia
kie Mode plemie i co potrafi?
Rzecz prosta, troche naba-
zgra6 ma papierze albo i tego
ME, ta6cowac W sobote i ME-
dziele, gry6c tabake, pic piwo
Ii w6dke, bic sic ma zab6j, DO
tata to samo ME raz pokaza},
o O o o
Kosci6} i szkola p6zniej
wybudowane So JUL nieprzy'
datnym srodkiem poprawy
Trzeba z cory zaraz by}o "a
bierac sic do obowiazkoW
wzgledem Boga przez kosci6]
a przez szko}e ola Ojczyzny
O . O o.
Wzorem So parafie ola O.
piesza}ych osad, W kt6rych
widzimy cd dawna piekne
przybytki Pa6skie i szko}y
pozytek przynoszace dziatwie
polsko=ameryka6skiej Te'
go ME MONA by{o wszedzie
dokazac, mimo tylu Ii {
zgrozo!) katolickich organi'
zacyj.
o o O o
Organizacye, mimo, re majs
W konstytucyach swoich pa
ragrafy o szkolnictwie o 20
pieraniu tegoz, O mi}osci mo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-29
II THE HOMES ARE STRAIGHT.

Il think the people rather often COM
pletely misapprehend what are really
the important questions. The question
Of the tariff, the currency, or even reg
ulation OF railroad rates. are all sub
ordinate to the great moral movements
which mean the preservation of the
individual. In his or her relation to the
home, because If the homes are all
straight, the state viii take care Of
itself"
The words above, uttered by Presi
dent Rooseselt in recent address to
a White House delegation, deserves to
be printed in large type and hung up
in both houses of congress and in every
legislative hall.
Because
Theodore Roosevelt sees clearly
that
Behind law and behind Institutions
and Of UNNECESSARILY more import
ance-are THE PEOPLE. And the
things that a1ect the individual morals
and the purity and the stability of the
home are the real things-not tariffs,
nor currency. nor even regulations by
law.
IF THE HOMES ARE STRAIGHT
THE STATE WILL 'tAKE CARE OF
ITSELF"
Let Us give attcGdon to the vital
questionsl
And yet--how many political
speeches have y5N heard keyed to this
strain? You have heard appeals made
to partisan feeling and to the pocket
book. a plenty of them And that is
about as near to the vital principles OF
government as many of our states
men" ever get.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-29
CHANGES ON SANTA Fs.
Report That riee is to Go to Denver
Division.

A report is in circulation to the ef-
feet that several important changes
viii soon be made in the operating de-
partment of the Santa Fe which viii
affect the Oklahoma division. The
changes and transfers, according 10 the
rumor- are as follows: Division su-
perintendent VI. A. Tice to go to Dodge
City, Kansas, as division superintend-
ent on the main liuo there, ,u.d his
place. is to be taken by Division su-
perintendent Austin, now OF yelling
.on. Mr.. Austin's place is to be taken
by G. G. Starkweather, trainmaster at
Arkansas City, who will be promoted
to the superintepiency It is not
known who will take Mr.. starkweath-
er's place. Mr. Austin was formerly
trainmaster of the Oklahoma division
and was promoted from Topeka to his
present position in Wellington. These
changes will take effect some time merit
month.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-29
Washington News


Special to Daily Leader.
Washington, D. c., Dec. 29.--It Is re
ported here that one Pliney soper win
have less business than eyer in Wash
ington hereafter, and that he may not
even appear here at all There will
be lots OF things Of interest to Indian
Territory pissed out of the White
House pantry but since President
Roosevelt handed the territory nation
al committeeman his congo and sent
for Judge Clayton Of South McAlester,
to referee territory matters, just be
fore the holidays. the soper Say in
the distribution Of patronage has been
inaudible. If Mr. soper decides 70 camp
here while the pie is being dealt out,
It will be merely for the purpose Of
keeping up appearances, and if he un-
dertakes to do any logging for his
friends it will have TO be by indirec-
tion, for the proclamation OF persona
non grata7 placed upon soper was so
complete as to leave no hok or crook
whereon TO hang the faintest hope of
future favor for the committeeman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-29

The following story. as fold by a
friend of f. Hopkinson Smith. has
been going the ROUNDS concerning his
earlier days
Occasionally he used to come to the
restaurant where we ate our carefully
calculated dinners-a figure tall, i'm.
maculately dressed, and with q fine
air. We had long admired him from
8 distance. wondering who he was,
and why such man Of such obvious
Importance should dine in so modest
place.
One day after a weeks absence he
came in and sat down at the table
opposite with so grand manner that
our curiosity overcame our csai tesy.
with a subtle gesture we called
Sadie, the waitress.
Why, said she, his name is
Smith.
well, we insisted. what does he
do for a iiving?'
"Im not sure. she replied. but
think he is writer fellow. Anyway,
he never seems to have much money"
New York Times.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-29

short.siehted. smallsouled pcasimism.
Beware OF 1t.
II was considered laborsaving de-
vice to build the steamship, but tbe
steamship has brought the whole
world into four very close and com
pact corners. II was considered a
labor-saving device to build the loco
motive, but tss locomotive takes YOU
to the open plains, the fertile valleys
and the gold-lined mountain sides. 80
you can reach the harvest OF the Al
mighty, which had you relied on your
tired legs. could never have been
gained.
In the near years to come New York
will be one in a mighty chain OF great
cities Fifty years ago San Francisco
was only a village Of shacks. Thirty
years ago the Omaha, the Kansas City.
the Seattle. the Los Angeles, Of today.
we're only misty dreams of the few
who dared to look TO the future with
faith.
The boy of today he's little to fear
that the field is becoming oyererowded
IN cur ewp country It is Just being
opened. 1t is for the young mon who
are just beginning to think what a won
derful world .his is, to study wen the
achievements OF the past and to see Ia
what manner they are to be improved.
Never did the world call more loud
ly. more insistently, for young men
with force, energy and purpose-young
men trained to do some one thing
than today. And every year that cry
grows louder, more insistent
But the times demand men Of large,
liberal. energetic minds, and the man
who insists on doing business in the
old-fashioned, humdrum way is as
much behind the procession as is the
man who insists on travelihE with an
OK team instead .. BY railway.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-29
Wants 'Em 20 STOP.

Enid Eagle The appointment Of a
Alssourian TO one OF the best offices IN
Oklahoma, the receivership OF the Law
ton land Office, need not occasion sur
prise. II is the old story Of a house di-
vided against itself. II the republicans
of this territory would get together mad
quit hghting one another an these ap-
pointments could be controlled and car
pet bagism eliminated As It is. there
Is no limit TO the amount OF pie 10 be
swiped by senators and congressman
from other states This Missouri ap-
pointment contains lesson 10 Okla
homa republican leaders though the
Eagle has serious doubts about il being
needed, II shows, among other things,
that no man or faction can control. and
that the administration at Washington
Proposes 10 maintain free hand For
three years newspapers and men who
should have been striving 90 build up
the party have put IN their time as
saulting other members OF tho party who
have as good right TO live aud breathe
and he heard as anybody They have
tried 10 build up a machine on the shoul-
ders OF the rank and hle. without per-
mitung the rank and file 10 be "a part
OF said machine. No such machine win
even start to work. Neither the admin
isiration nor the people viii stand for
IT, The new organization men, or par.
of them, have been trying 10 throw the
Old Organization out of the party. and
the old Organization has not turned the
other check 10y any means Bo,h are
TO blame.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-29
For Woods County Division.

Special to Daily Leader.
Washington, D. c., Dec. 29.-There
are fresh Indications OF the breaking
out anew in the coming session OF
congress Of the fight for division of
Woods county. 1t is not very probable
that congress will sidetrack any of its
many other troubles TO make room for
this little sectional tempest, but feel
ers are ont TO ascertain what show
the proposition would stand. The
names OF 4. L. ShaTock, Arthur Rice
and John Bishop of Cleo, are spoken
of in connection with this move, hut
how and to what extent they figure in
the matter the current gossip on the
subject does not disclose. There have
also been anxious inquiries from Alya
as to what is going on here in the mat
ter. If the fight comes up again, the
prospects are that Iowa, Kansas and
Missouri congressman win not be able
to keep out OF it,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-29

A certain merchant in Baltimore
who is well known for his philantbrop
ic spirit. was approached one day BY
an frishman. formerly in his employ,
house an everything in it was burned
down last week. sor."
Il trust sor. that YEN find 1t con.
yenient to help poor man whose
everything in it was burned down last
week, sor"
The merchane although he gives
with free hand, exercises considera
bic caetion in his philanthropy so he
asked:
Have you any papers or certificates
to show that you have lest everything
by fire as you say@
The irishman scratched his head as
If bewildered Finally he replied !.
Il did have a certificate to that eff.
feet, sor, signed before a notary. but
who made a touching appeal for hnan
with the rest of me effects. ts."-Harper'
Weekly.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-29

n oNsTlPATioN is a crowding Of
~ the bowels with f-oal matter
that Is not carried off BY the natural
passage. II Is caused primarily by lack
Of certain elemsnts in the food which
tend to more Or less Imperfect dlges-
tion and TO hardening Of the fecal mat
ter, to sluggish, torpid liver, and to
lack Of seeretions in the nature Of lu-
brleatno fluids in the bowels and in
testlnes.
CALIFORNIA PRUNE WATERS
supply the lacking elements In the
food end also act as a gentle tonic on
the glands which reereate the gastric
juices, the bile and other elements.
CALIFORNIA PRuNE WATERS
If taken as directed Viii positively cure
the most obstinate cases Of constipa-
tion, Hillousness, Torpid Liver, lndl-
asssloH, etc. 90 as to stay cured. 100
waters, rs cents.
>. x. WALLAca, FAasaaclst.
outhris. Okla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-29
BOYCOTT CLOSES
AMERICAN HOUSES.
Serious Results Are Becoming Mani
fest in Several Chinese Cities.

San francisco, Cal, Dec. 29-Ac-
cording to latest report received here
from the Orient the boycott has b.
come so serious that number of
American houses have closed their
doors until the conditions change.
There arrived here yesterday from the
Orient on the steamer Coptic, r. Van
SAINT, who represented a local firm at
Shanghai. In speaking {: the boycott,
Mr. Van sant said:
The situation in China is very seri-
GUS and there is absolutely nothing in
the stories that the feeling against
American goods has lessened. II has
now extended to seventeen provinces.
and in Canton and Hankow the situa-
ton is just as bad as in Shanghai. The
American are doing twenty per cent Of
the business they formerly did.
"The Chinese state that they win not
trade with the Americans until there is
a modification Of the exclusion laws,
but this, | told them, was hardly prob
able In the event Of the United States
failing in passing a law less stringent
than the present one, there viii be
adopted more drastic measures. The
boycott has developed into anti-for-
eign feeling. and the British and Ger
man business concerns in the Orient
are suffering the loss of considerable
trade