davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-10-16
Nowy pomnik Kopernika.

Wspominalismy juz, re we
Frauenburgu zawiazai sic komi-
tet budowy pomnika wiekiego q
stronoma. Komitet wydai naste-
pujaca odezwe:
Mikolaj Kopernik, s}awny ma
caiy SWAT odkrywca naszego o.
becnego systemu sionecznego,
ME posiada godnego swych "a
slug pomnika wlasnie W tel miej-
scowoSci gdzie przez 20 lat dzia-
lai jake kanonik katedralny, le-
karz uczony, gdzie dokohczyl
swego poruszajacego-swiata z po-
sad dzieia De orbium coelestium
revolutionibus i gdzie takze ina
lazl miejsce wiecznego spoczyn-
ku. Marmurowa tablica pamiat-
kowa, ktora uczony biskup Mar
Gin Kroner umiescii obok grohu
Kopernika w katedrze Frauen-
burgu W roku 1881, juz ME istnie-
je, a ia, ktora zamiast tantej po-
lozyla w innem miejscu kapitula
katedralna, ME jest ami pieknym,
ami tez godnym meza tax wielkiej
slawy pomnikiem; te tablice u
wazano tez juz CORY jake pro-
wizoryczna. w. czasie, ktory z
Gala gotowoscia zwyM uznawac
prawdziwa wielkosc, ME godzi
sic tego miasta, gdzie Kopernik
dokonai najwiekszego odkrycia,
jake kiedykolwiek smiertelniko-
wi przypadio W udziale, skazy-
wac ma zawsze tylko ma to monu-
mentum acre perennius, ktore on
sam sobie ma niebie wystawA;
wreszcie'i ma tel, przez przyrods
i sztuke homie uposazonej gorze
katedralnej, z ktorej on dokony-
wal pomiarow wod W glebinach
i gwiazd ma firmamencie, takze
Cd ludzi nalezy mu sic godna da-
nina wdziecznosci uwielbienia,
przez wzniesienie odpowiednlego
pomnika. Jego rodzinne miasto
Toruti wzniosio juz w roku 1853
przepyszna statue najwybitniej-
szemu re swych synow; Warsza-
wa w znakomitem, mistrzowska
reka Thorwaldsena wykonanem
dziele sztuki, otrzymala takze go
dny pomnik tego, ktorego Polacy
uwazaja "a swego rodaka. Kra-
kow, czcigodna siedziba muz, w
ktorym Kopernik zaczai studya
uniwersyteckie zdobyi grunto-
wne podstawy dla swych mate
matycznych i acknowledged
wiadomosci, posiada ME mniej
jak try pomniki Kopernika.
Krol Ludwik bawarski umiescA
w Walhallii popiersie astronoma
obok innych najslawniejszych
mellow; takze Wlosi zaliczaja go
do swych najznakomitszych me-
zow, poniewaz ma ich uniwersy-
tetach odbywai studya ! wykla-
dai, i uczcili 60 tablicami pamia-
tkowemi W Bolonii, Rzymie
Padwie. Czyz tylko Frauenburg,
gl6wne miejsce jego badah nau-
kowych, ma bye nadal pozbawio-
ne godnego pomnika? Zwracamy
sic przeto do mieszkahcow War
mil Prus, zwracamy sic do Me
mice, a nawet do caiego swiata.
kt6ry juz podczas 400 letniej ro'
cznicy urodzin W roku 1873 Okla
zaA jak umie ocenie wielkose "
mysiu frauenburskiego astrono-
ma, z wielka prosba o wspd-
dziaianie pomoc przy wzniesie-
niu godnego pomnika Kopernika
we Frauenburgu."
Odezwe podpisali miedzy inny-
mi: biskup warmihski Thiel, kill
lounastu kanonikow kapituay'
starszy burmistrz Gdahska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-10-16
Swietne zwyciestwo Korfantego mad
CentrOWCami.
sWAWOLA CHLOPC0W sPOWODOWALA KATA.
STROFE DETROIT.


listow. Korfanty wyzyskai zrecz-
ME drozyzne miesa i pobudzn
Polakow ma Szlazku do solidarne-
go giosowania "a rodalSiem.
Paryz, 16 pazdzier..- zeglarze
napowietrzni z Francyi, Hiszpa-
nil, Rosyi. Wloch i Anglii wzbili
sic wczoraj ogrodu Tuillerie W
powietrze, ubiegajac sic o nagro-
de "a najdiuzsze przebywanie po-
mad ziernia bez potrzeby zaopa-
trywania sic W gaz. w konkursie
:wzielo udziI IS balonow, ktore
skierowaly sic ku granicy ME
mieckiej. Kaady z Mich powinien
co najmniej przez 4S godzin uno-
sic sic W powietrzu. T}uny pu-
blicznosci zebraly sic w ogrodzie
tuilleryjskim. Dochod biietow
przeznaczono ma wsparcie ofiar
,trzesienia ziemi w Kalabryi.
Toxic, 16 pazdzier. - Stosow-
ME do wydanego przez mikada
rozkazu, wojska japohskie zacz-
na Cd dis stopniowo opuszczac
Mandzurye. Potrzeba bedzie pol
roku czasu, azeby Gala arrnia ja-
polska powrocic mogia Man
dzuryi do ojczyzny.
W1adywostok, 16 pazdzier. -
Czynia sic przygotowania ma
przyjecie jehcow W iloSci 10000.
Me wolno i'm bedzie stykac sic z
ludnoscia. Buduja dla Mich laznie
i zam6wiono 10000 sztuk cieple-
go ubrania, azeby jeicow uchro-
mic pred zimnem.
Spokane, Wash, I6 pazdzier.-
PAM F. B. Seerles poparzyla sic
i lekarze postanowili jej spalona
sk6re zastapic skora re zdro-
.wych osob. LPowiedzieli George
owl A. Lovejoy, azeby ustapA
swojej sk6ry oko}o trzech cali, ma
co tenze zgodzil sic, tymczasem
kiedy uspiono Georgia, pozba-
wiono go so cali kwadratowych
sk6ry. Pani Seerles umarla, a
Lovejoy zada teraz cd dra Tho
mas $4,000 odszkodowania "a
pozbawienie go jego skory.
Detroit, Mich, 16 pazdzier. -
Ma Fort str. polozyli swawolni
ch1opcy kar1ieh ma szyuy tram
waju linii Trumbull ave. Napel-
niony pasazerami tramwaj wy
skoczyl SYN, pedzA ma ode
glosc 100 stop po bruku uderzyl
o drzewo. 13 osob pokaleczyao
sic bolesnie. Pasazerowie stojacy
ma rampie powypadali ma bruk.
New York, 16 pazdzier. - Ma
,parowcu hnii Gunard "Campa-
MIA" zdarzyto sic nieszczeScie. w
zeszIa srode morze bylo wzbu-
rzone, lecz pasazerowie przeby-
wall ma pok3adach. w tenn bal
wan zalai poklad w przedziale
trzeciej hasy zmiot1 niego S
osob. 80 innych os6b pokaleczylo
sic. Nieszczescie zdarzylo sic tax
niespodzianie, re oficerowie ME
zdawali sobie nalezytej sprawy z
caiej jego donioslosci. Me pro-
bowano nawet spuscic ma wode
4odzi ratunkowych, azeby poda-
zyc na pomoc tonacym. Znalezli
smierc: John Graham, ktory ze
Szkocyi wracai do Milwaukee,
dwie irlandzkie dziewczyny,
chfopiec dunski i jeden mezczy-
zna nieznanego pochodzenia.
Boston, I6 pazdzier. = Zban-
krutowaia tutaj firma Burnett,
Cummings and Co., narobiwszy
$IzI4,36S dlugu. Zarzadzca ma
jatku upadiej firmy uwiadomA
wierzycieli, re kazdy q Mich o.
trzyrna po cencie "a kazdego do
lara: Ga0wnymi !, ,wierzycielami
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-10-16
TELEGRAMY. Y.

Paryz, I6. .pazdzier. - Rad ro-
syjski uwiadomi{ "a posrednic-
TWEEN tutejszego ambassadors pre-
zesa ministrow Rouvier, re car
podpisaI traktat pokoju, zawarte-
60 w Portsmouth. Rouvier do
niosf tenn niezwfocznie do To-
kio, dajac do poznania, re cd tel
chwili zostaja ma nowo zawiaza-
ne dyplomatyczne stosunk mic
dzy Japonia a Rosya.
Petersburg, I6 pazdzier. - Ra-
tyfikacya traktatu pokoju Japo-
mia zostaIa dis rano ogioszona
w "Goncu Urzedowym.' Ze
wzgledu na udzia{ Roosevelta w
tel sprawie, prezydent Stanow
Zjedn. byl pierwsza osoba, ktora
uwiadomiono urzedownie raty-
fikacyi.P Pozniej dopiero dano znac
do Paryza, ze car document pod
pisa}. w "Goicu" pojawila sic
wiadomoSe, o ratyfikacyi pokoju
dopiero chwila nadejscia depe-
sly z Waszyngtonu, re cesarz
japonski opatrzyl takze swoim
podpisem document. Obecnie O.
krety, znajdujace sic W portach
neutralnych, beda mogsy powro-
cic do port6w rosyjskich. .Nasta-
pi nadto wymiana jehcow.
Petersburg, 16 pazdzier. =
Rad byl wczoraj przygotowany
ma stlumierie zapowiedzianych
rozruchow. WI roznych punktach
miasta, zw1aszcza W dystrykcie
robotniczym byso ustawione woj-
sko. Ma Newskim Prospekcie So
tnia Kozakow rozpedzisa tlum
student6w j robotnikow, niosa-
cych czerwony sztandar. SUDDEN
ci zebrali sic nastepnie pred u
niwersytetem, lecz i tam rozpe-
dziIa ich policya, poczem cofnell
sic do wnetrza gmachu uniwersy-
teckiego, gdzie wygiaszano mo
wy bez przeszkody.
Petersburg, 16 pazdzier. -
Zwtoki zmar1ego ksiecia Trubec-
kiego zostaly przewiezione ma
dworzec kolei, skad wyslano Je
do Moskwy. w pogrzebie brady
udzial tlumy publicznosci. Kie-
dy pred dworcem ukaza1 sic
szwadron zandarmow, ktos z thu
nu strzeln do Mich rewolweru.
Zandarmi dobyi palaszy i tenn
wywoIaI panike. Ma trumnie
ksiecia znajdowal sic wspanlaiy
wieniec kwiatow, przyslany przez
cara.
Petersburg, 16 pazdzier. -
Wielki ksiaze Cyryl, ktory zaw-
sze lekcewazyi wole cara ktory
niedawno temu ozenh sic ksie-
zna Wiktorya Heska, ktora roz-
wiodla sic z mezem, bedacym
bratem carowej, zostal z Niemiec
powolany do Petersburga. Ponie-
waz Cyryl wbrew wolf carskiej
pogwalcA przepisy kanoniczne,
zostanie pozbawiony swych urze-
dow, rangi oficerskiej prawa no
szenia orderow, a nadto skaze
go car ma wygnanie ojczyzny.
Warszawa, I6 pazdzier. : Do
will angielskiego fabrykanta
wrzucl ktos bombe dynamitowa.
Kucharz ogrodnik poniesli
srnierc. Rzucono sic W pogon "a
sprawca zamachu, lecz ten "a
strzelii trzech polfcyantow u
ciek}.
Berlirgod6 spazdzier. - Ogrom-
ME przyaFa sieniespodzianka dla
rzadu jest rezultat wyborow do
parlametlttiaI " : okregu Zss Zsbbrze.77KIa- br j
towice. KsndSdat polskiq Korfani1
ty pobil ogEPmaastilesciaI gaosow
dwoch niemieckEhb :kaDdydato#.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-10-16
Dziwna "choroba".

|
Dziwna "choroba".
w osniofetniej corce pani
Lentardt, 3s9 Austin ave. polka
zal sic dziwny talent a zarazem i
choroba dziwnej natury. Wiado-
ma Jest rzecza kazdemu jak nasze
matki' starsze siostry uwaznie
sledza wyprzedaze w skiadach
ma Milwaukee avenue. Biora
"Dziennik Chic" lub lima gazette
do reki to zaraz patrza ma oglo-
szenia, nowiny to rzecz drugo-
rzedna. Przyzwyczajenie to ma
swoje dobre strony, MONA przez
ME zaoszczedzic duzo pieniedzy.
w sobote jednak pokaza}a sic
rzadka i zla strona tego przyzwy-
czajenia. Corka pani Lenhardt
nieraz widzia{a jak jej matka
przeglada anonse w gazetach -
,szla wiec w jej Slady. w sobote
zabra}a matce $S dalej do mia
sta. Kupiia sobie piekna lalke "a
40 c., lakierki, "a ktore zaplacila
SO c., kapelusz "a 79 c. i duzo "a
bawek. Z osmiu dolarow ME po-
| zosta1o mic. Wrocila do domu
obladowana pakunkami jak wiel-
blad W podrozy przez Sahare.
Mozna sobie wyobrazic zmar-
twienie matki, wdowy, ktora sa-
ma pracowala ma utrzymanie
| dzieci. Mic jednak ma tenn ME
stracila, bo odnios}a wszystkie
zakupna swej corki.
Plan miejski p6jdzie pod giosy.
Mayor Dunno poda swoj drugi
plan umiastowienia kolei ulicznej
pod glosy rady miejskiej. Mayor,
dotychczas ME bardzo zwazaja-
cy ma opozycye nieprzychylnych
mu aldermanow, zmienil plan
postepowania. Widzac, re rozka-
zami mic ME zyska, postanowil u
Eye pewnych przepisow etykiety,
aby powiekszyc liczbe alderma-
now, ktorzy popra jeg> plan
miejslli. Dzisiaj wniesle dwie
proSby do rady miejskiej. Jedna
zada pozwolenia ma wyrobienie
planow, druga dotyczy certyfika-
tow Muellera, ktorych burmistrz
chce uzyc W zakupnie tramwa-
jow. TAX nagia zmiana wprawia
aldermanow w zdumienie. Dzi-
siejsza sesya ME bedzie zbyt
burzliwa, chociaz opozycyoniSci
wystapia ostro przeciw taKlm "a
daniom.
w tramwaju.
Wloch, Salvatore Cervini, bal
wierz, postrzelif konduktora ma
tramwaju Larrabee ul.
Pred .dwon1a tygodniami "a
szio jakieS nieporozumienie mic
dzy konduktorem Williamem T.
Keenen a wfoskim pasazerem.
Wczoraj ow pasazer zemscil sic,
raniac Smiertelnie konduktora
wyStrzalem z rewolweru. Kula
ulokowala sic w watrobie. Pod
czas paniki, jaka w tramwaju "a
panowa1a, napastnik zdolai uciec.
Policya ma dobry opis zbrodnia-
RIA i lada chwiI dostanie 60 W
SWe rece.
"Mafia".
Angielskie gazety szeroko roz-
pisuja sic o dotychczas niewy-
tiomaczonych trzech morder-
stwach, dokonaych ma W}ochach
niedawno Europy przybylych,
widocznie sciganych przez czion-
kow tajnego stowarzyszenia NOR
dercow. w swoim .czasie prasa
angielska zajmowaia sic dlugo
Malta, czyli tajna organizacya
wloska, ktora obrala sobie "a eel
mordowanie wybitnych jedno-
sick spoleczehstwa wloskiego.
Malta jest stowarzyszeniem, kto-
re sciga do kohca upatrzon9 ofia-
re.
Pr7ed trzema laty zginai Jei
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-10-16

-baj zostali wypuszczeni zam-
kniecia. Swiadkow tel sceny jest
duzo, i zdaje sic, re automobilisci
.zostaha ukarani.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-30
SPORTS
.YOST JOLLYING
The FASTENERS
Tells Them He Has Been Mis-.
quoted by the "Tarrible Re-
porters.''
Now YORK Sun Special servioe.

New York Sun Special Service.
New York, Jan. s30.-Yost, the Michigan foot
ball coach. gave an interesting talk about ives
tern methods on the gridiron before leaving the
city after the Michigan society dinner. Yost
told at length Of his methods whereby the
players are taught to value speed above all
other things. He will not tolerate swearing or
rough conduct, either on the field or around the
traiuing table.
II want my players to be gentlemen" said
Yost. IF they can't be men, don't want
them The Michigan coach remarked that he
has been greatly misquoted regarding his opinion
of western versus eastern football. II have
never said that we could be beat any eleven in
the east he continued. -
EVERY one of the Michigan men realizes that
he is playing, not for individual glory, but for
the honor Of the university. When eleven men
Of that caliber are moulded into unit, such
spirit will carry them long way toward vic
tory. ~. %'#s.,'
There is a mistaken impression said Yost,
that all the material for our western teams
Is very green when first taken in hand. Why,
of last years Michigan team every man had
had from two to four years. experience on strong
scholastic eleyens. The game Is the craze in all
the schools Of the west. and the boys are learn
ing lots of football before entering college"
OF the thirteen men who won their varsity Ms
last year, eleven are to be back in college.
Coach Yost says that the best prospects ever on
record at the Ann Arbor institution in the
horizon for next year. rl-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-30
His Wife
q
Woke Him Up
connecticut Man Nearly Clicked t.
Death in Night.

No comment is needed on the follow
ing letter. 1t tells of fearful expert
ences that have fortunately been over
come.
@Dear Sirs,-
Often in the night my wife had to
wake me up because 1 was almsot chok-
ing to death with catarrh. l had one
Of the worst cases that was ever known,
and skilful physicians said it was
chronic.
Fortunately a friend told me Of
faithfully, and today am free from ca
tarrh. I used Hyomei perhaps five
ehasge da compate se o%t and re an
{ extra bottle cured me. I always car
gied Hyomei inhaler in my pocket, so
as to prevent any colds or slight ca
tarrhal attacks that are common at this
season Of the year.
Yours Fraternally,
Thomas Finchan, Putnam, Conn.
It is the easiest thing in the world to
pure catarrh or catarrhal colds if you
use Hyomei. Breathe its health giving,
balsamic air for a few minutes, and
your catarrhal trouble will soon be
cured.
The complete outfit costs but one dol
Jar, and consists Of an inhaler that can
be carried in the purse or vest pocket,
medicine dropper, and bottle of
Hyomei. The inhaler lasts life time,
while extra bottles, if needed, can be OBJ.
tanned for so cents. In Minneapolis
there are scores Of well-known people
who have been cured of oatarrh by
Hyomei. If it does not help you
Noegeli Bros. Drug Co., corner Henne
pin and Washington and corner 9TH
street and Nicollet avenue, will return
your money in accordance with the guar
hntee they give with every outfit.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-30
ATHLETICS

All Of ale's spring athletic teams except the
the new candidates for the track team will not
join The veterans in the gymnasium till tomor.
the candidates have been drilling on the gym.
nasium floor for fortnight under Coach Mike
Murphy. The indoor meets in which Yale will
next Saturday night, whe,. Captain McLnnahap
will send down to the Greater New York Irish
runners
There thirty eight candidates for the var
sity crew, which began its seasons training or
Friday, the squad being practically the same as
that which worked after the fall regatta.
Six of last years are back. Captain
graduated. &C..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-30
CURLING

The twelfth annual bonspiel Of the Northwest
ern Curling association came to close Satur-
day. The closing events were the St. Paul
Jobbers trophy, the J. E. Meyers and the Novice
con,pstition The sam" Hastings rink Of Min;
jothers, the +. Cameron Or Johnston rink waa
out in the Meyers event, while the G. H. John
stan rink took first place in the Novice COM
petition. .-sa,--@ }..@..5 -. I'LL. 81 ~
The prizes in the several trophy events Of
the bonsriel were taken follows:
First event, Duluth jobbers' trophy, G. NJ.
Joseph Lemon, third prize, and the A. S. Haig-
Second event, Canadian $500, trophy Evan
Kees, first; Sam Hastings, second prize; L. p
Ordway, third prize, and ". D. Stewart, fourth
Third event, J. E: Meyers trophy, G. H. John:
ston., first prize; L. P. Ordway, second prize;
A -; B. Van M BERGEN: third prize, and W. h.
Fourth event. st. Paul jchbers' trophy, SAM
Hastings first prize; G. NJ. Griggs, second prize;
Evan Rees, third prize. and L. 2. Ordway,
Fifth. event, Flour City trophy. Evan Rees,
first prize: w. H. Lightner, second prize; C. NJ
!irigss. third prize. and W. w. Lorrimcr, fourth
prize.
Sixth event International competition, Joseph
Lemon rink of Winnipeg took this trophy. There
was but one prize.
Seventh event, Merriam medal; won by the
Evan Rees rink.
Eighth event, Novice competitions; c. H. John.
ston rink, first prize, and the T. J. McCrossin
rink Of Minneapolis took second prize.
The grand average or champion went to the
". D. Stewart rink, and the Lemon rink OF
Winnipeg took second place by drawing, as the
following Kinks tied for the place: Evan Rees
Joseph Lemon. T. p. Ordway. "Sam' Hastings
g. H. Jhonston and G. NJ. Griggs.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-30
ROWING

II Harvard fails to turn out winning crew
turned its back forever very on the the crimson is un
dergraduates' opinion on the aquatic situation
Never in history has the prospect seemed as q 50
splendid captain in Finley; not only has she
a brilliantly successful coach in Wray. but
men (who are imbued with spirit Of un-
precedented enthusiasm) on which to build the
again in college, altho one of thess-big Ted
Meier-may not be able to row again on &C.
football last year: The The others are: Captain
Filley, stroke; Lawson. No. g.; White, No. A;
Flint, No. g. and Smith. No. 2. In addition
there Is wealth of other aterial-S 2z
II any man can turn the long tide Of de-
for these past many years. Wray, It is believed,
is the one to do It.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-30
BOWLING

The executive board of the State Bowlers
association yesterday decided to hold the third
annual state tournament on the COOPERATIVE
bowling alleys, $50 Hennepin avenue, on March
II: 2s 20. 80 and 81. Two bids were re-
ceived by the board from the Cooperative
alleys and one from the Phster, st. Paul
where the tournament was held three years ago
The st. Paul members of the board at first
Favored holding the contest in their home city,
6ut finally yielded when the advantages of the
Mimn l1 alleys were urged.
Two special features will distinguish this
years tournament. contest between the two
best st. Paul and Minneapolis teams and q series
between the champions of the state and some
crack team Of Milwaukee. The first exhibition
Will take place during the regular contests and
the contest with milwaukee, VIII be held at the
close OF the tournament The money to carry
out the special features will be secured by
subscription. W
AL the directors attended the meeting at
the windsor hotel yesterday. and ii was the
opinion of the committee that the coming tour
nament will be the most successful yet held
st. Paul promises to be represented BY fifteen
be entered. There will also be representatives
from Saltwater, Duluth, W1nona and Lake City
The association expects 400 men to compete
In the individual and two-men contests and
at least forty teams in the regular events
Last year there were Twenty-Five teams entered
In the tournament, and the committee had only
two weeks to make the necessary prepare lions
The association decided to offer ST 900 If
| cash prizes this year, as against 1916 last year
and $60O two years ago. -
The entries will close March 1, and Presi
dent Fowler will appoint an assistant secretary
/ this week to take charge of the entries.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-30
FOOTB ALL.

Two big football games for Michigan In 1906
namely, Illinois and wisconsin were YESTERDAY
gan. wisconsin viii Be played on Nov. is
and Illinois probably two weeks earlier.
"Our Wisconsin contract; said Mr.. Baird
gan has a friendly agreement to play about thu
first week in November. Such an agreement
have not yet drawn up formal contract, Be-
tied by either institution until our other west
ern games have been decided
MI Bcird said there was still hope OF ret
ting game on with Minnesota.
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God and Revelation Of Him." ellis
Gifts to the World;'' Ills Passion and
Presence Of God Working in the
World" A@E1r . Esaoser-.,, !,
: 81 hope that some people here"
said DR.. GLADDEN., will have an oppor-
tunity to see what kind of an atheist
DR.. Abbott is, and that some of the bru-
tai Misrepresentation of him recently
made in newspapers will be brushed
aside.' ....--.~
DR.. Patton, president Of Princeton
university, has just concluded a similar
series Of addresses there, his main argu-
ment being directed against the new
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SKATING I

Cheered on by over fourtesa Thousand persons,
cago broke two states standing records yester.
day in the skating meet Ct Garfield park in that
The Twin City Skating association is making
plans forssa big skating meet to be held aaf
Lake Harriet in February. and everyt thing now
points toa day Of d,n successful races Several
meet cfJthis Kind and the skaters of the twin
cities are working hard with determination
to revive the old fayorite sport. r..
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DIR. LYMAN ABBOTT TO
ELABORATE HIS VIEWS
On Sale at News-Stdnds

Columbus, Ohio, Jan. 30.-Dr. Wash
ington GLADDEN., of the First Congrega-
tional church, announces that Dr.. Ly-
to conduct a series of evangelical serv.
ices in that church during the week pre-
ceding Easter Sunday.
DR.. Abbott 8 subjects will be: "Who
Was Jesus Christ9'' ellis Relations to
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Palpitation of the heart, nervousness,
tremblings, nervous headache, cold
hands and feet, pain in the back, and
other forms of weakness are relieved by
Carter g Iron Pills, made specially for
the blood. nerves and complexion.
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The records of the day-deaths,
births, marriages, hotel arrivals, rail-
road time tables, real estate transfers,
building permits and other information
Of interest-will be found together with
want advertisements en- page II of this
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WRESTLING

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President Roosevelt evidently intends to make
things hum around the White House in the near
future, for. having just finished series of
sparring lessons with Donovan, he has now
signed up with Mike Dwyer. the heavyweight
catch catch-can wrestler who is at present one
club Dwyer will 60 to Washington in response
to letter received today from Secretary Loeb,
to give the president and his sons some points
on catch-as-ca tch-can wrestling as well as box
ing.
John Gordon defended his title Of champion of
the twin cities in a match with Carl Mattson
at the Dewey, Saturday night, the latter wrestler
succunbing to the champions prowess in six
minutes and twenty seconds: gordon went after
Mattson from the start. and did not give him
moments rest. Mattson was continually. on
the defensive, and Gordon finally. secured a
hammerlock with which he forced his oppo-
nent to the door. +--E
A match between John Gordon and Frank
Gotch, holder. Of the worlds championship has
been arranged for the night of Feb. 10. The
Caplin garage at Fifth avenue and Fifth street
the match. This is the only available place
In the city where large crowd could be &C.
commodated. Gotch agrees to throw Gordon
three times in an hour
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W,.l'!!!.,:H!!:::!IsT.

movement has been inaagurated BY leading
organization Of South Dakota Whist league
There are number Of strong whist clubs ii
the state. and it Is believed 1t woula be goot