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Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1905-07-12

states of mind, whether it be hatred,
servility, or arrogance, is in reality
closely akin to the other two; for
each of them springs from fantastic
ally twisted and exaggerated idea Of
the Importance of wealth as compared
to other things.
The clamor of the demagogue against
wealth, the snobbery of the social col
umns of newspapers which deal with
conduct of those men of wealth who
act with brutal disregard of the rights
of others, seem specifically to have no
fundamental relation; yet in reality
they spring from shortcomings which
are fundamentally the same; and one
of these shortcomings is the failure to
have proper ideals.
This failure must be remedied in
large part by the actions of you and
your fellow-teachers, your fellow-edu-
Gators throughout this land By your
lives. no less than by your teachings,
you show that while you regard wealth
as good things, you regard other
things as still etter. 1t is absolutely
necessary to earn a certain amount of
money; it is a mans first duty to
those dependent upon him to earn en-
ough for their support; but after
certain point has been reached, money
making can never stand on the same
plane with other and nobler forms of
effort. The roll of American worthless
numbers men like Washington and
Lincoln, Grant and Farragut, Haw-
thorne and Poe, Fulton and Morse,
ST. Gaudens and MacMonnies; it num-
bers statesmen and soldiers, men of
letters, artists, sculptors, men of sci
ence, inventors, explorers, roadmakers,
bridge builders, philanthropists, moral
leaders in great reforms; it numbers
men who have deserved well in any
one of countless fields of activity; but
of rich men it numbers only those who
have used their riches right, who have
treated wealth not as an end, but as
a means, who have shown good con
duet in acquiring it and not merely
lavish generosity in disposing of it.
Thrice fortunate are you to whom it
is given to lead lives of resolute en-
deavor for the achievement of lofty
ideals, and, Furthermore, to instill, both
by your lives and by your teachings,
these ideals into the minds of those
who in the next generation will, as
the men and women of that generation,
determine the position which this ma
ton will hold in the history of man
kind.
The response to the President g ad-
dress was made by John R. Kirk, pre-
sident of the State Normal School of
Kirksville, Mo-, and by Miss katherine
Blake, principal of public school
No. 6 of New York City.
Miss Blake's response was a notable
one. She pronounced glowing eu-
logy upon the president whom she
characterized as the chest loved man
in all this world"
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1905-07-12
GERMAN BATTLESHIP
RAMS TORPEDO BOAT

BERLIN. July s-The Kiel CORES
pondent of the Lokal Anzeiger says
that the battleship Woerth rammed
the torpedo boat S. l24 in the har-
Dor of Eckernfoerde, cutting her
completely in two, a>.d that three fire
men in the boiler room We're seald-
ed to death by escaping steam. The
5 l24 was one of six torpedo boats
launched in 1904 She was of 400
displacement, and had a speed of thirty
knots
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1905-07-12
One Dollar Saved Represents Ten
Dollars Earned.

The average man does not save to ex-
coed ten per cent of his earnings. He
must spend nine dollars in living ex-
penses for every dollar saved. That
being the case he cannot be too careful
about unnecessary expenses. Very of
ten few cents properly invested, like
buying seeds for ifs garden, will save
several dollars oytlpS later on. 1t is
the same in Ming Chamberlain s
Collie, Cholera, Fand Diarrhoea Rem
edy. 1t costs but a few cents, and 4
bottle of it in the house often saves a
doctors bin of several dollars For
sale by all dealers.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1905-07-12
A SURPRISE PARTY.

A pleasant surprise party may he
given to your stomach anaSliver by
taking a medicine wbieh win relieve
their pain and discomfort, viz: DR..
Kings New Life Pills. They are
most wonderful remedy, affording sure
relief and cure for headache, dizziness
and constipation. 25c at all druggists.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1905-07-12
PRESIDENT SPEAKS
ON DUTIES OF THE RICH

ASBURY PARK, y. J.. July "A
crowd of thirty thousand turned out
to welcome President Roosevelt. made
Minnesotské noviny., 1905-01-12
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u ho daru, stfibrneho stolniho III
~ kobfku na ovoce, cltim Sc po- s
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III Il uznaIosti bude mi jen dal- e.
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u live praci pro sbor a iednotu u
II nasi, nebof kde panuje tako- II
u va laska sesterska, tam je bla- u
II ze pobyti pracovati. 4:
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Minnesotské noviny., 1905-01-12

llnkoye. 435 Michigan ave. ye stfe-
du 4. ledna a nasledujici tlenkync
|byly pFitotnne: Anna Koti, Marie
siama, Marie Paylccka, Anna
I'rstenskJ, Rosa Wondra, Josefa
Svoboda, Josefa Tatusek, Anna No
ID, Marie Varhanik q to Sc rozurni,
zc ma zabave a dobrem humoru pfi-
tomnym neschazelo. Pr. Rosa San
dove nasledkem onemocneni nebylo
MONO so ma geh1zi podileti.
= Sbor Hvezda Zapadu, CHS. 45,
s. =. J. odbyval dne 8. ledna schn-
ri, V ktere byly uvadeny move IL
fadnice. Po uvedeni techto zpusobi-
ly sestry yelke q mile pfekvapeni
yyslouzile "a zaslouzile) sy6 tajem-
nici, pi. Marii Jelinkove, nebot byl
il odevzdan co dar cd sboru stfibr-
ny stolni kosik ma ovoce. Timto
dtlkazem uznalosti sesterske byla
tate tasoo tax tax f,seekkyaperia f,seekkyaperia pohnata, ze
Sc il prvem okarnziku nedostava-
10 takmef sloy, ably mohla sve city
yyjadfiti. Sbor tento pokraeuje
zdarn6 prospiva.
= Ma pohfeb p. John A. Kreni-
ka min. tyden pfijel sem velp. Fr.
Bouska 2 lie Sueur, Mimi, velp.
Alois zizkovsky re seminafe sv. Pa
Via St Panl Oba diva assistovali
velp. Ryndovi pfi rekviem co jAhen
d podiahen. Kazani mel yelp. j.
Rynda-
z K1oo a1oo BY BY 81 fal pfai ddvvousesadas dillooTTy
kocar, neb jine druhy kocard, po-
yozi neb voz1, neche Sc zastavi v
Gisle 5s3 w. 9TH st. tt
Nastoieni novvcin tiradnic sbo~
ru Hyezda Zapadu, Z. AS, $. z. j.,
dne s. ledna, 1905. Vyslouzila pred
sedka Rosa Sanda, pfedsedka Losai-
80 N==yrovsky, mistopredsedka Ma
rie Varhanfk, tajemnice Terezie
Knnge, titetnice Antonio Horacek
pokladnice All. Haubenschild, doz.
Rosa Krutina, vybor majetku Anna
Mojha, Marie Ward, fcetni vybor
Katsfina White, Rosa Sanda, Ka-
tefina ZaleskJ, skolni vybor Marie
Jelinek, Bozena Hanzalik. Po
schhzi D nastoleni noyych 1fadnic
nastal mily yedirek. Mezi jinym Sc
Minnesotské noviny., 1905-01-12

ma naysteve u pfibuznyeh d pfatel
V Beronne, Mimi, ubiral &c tyto
dny do sveho domova mn aalekem
zapade v Palause, Wash, kde ne-
kolika jinymi zaklada novy pivo-
var.
= PAM Mary r. Slipkoya obdr-
zela rozvod u distriktniho soudu od
sy6ho manzela Jindficha, jenz cd
n. Geryna 1903 odsluhnje Il trest
svnj We stAtni kaznici We saltwater
Mimi, kamz byl poelan na II rokd
pro htok. zalobkyn6 ie 35 rokn sta
ri vzala 81 Slipku "a muze r. 1888
ma ctyry dati.
= We schulz okresnich konisafn
pfiiata byla resoluce. navrzena ko-
rnisafem pottgieserern,, nizto nafi-
zuje se okresnfrnu auditorovi, w
platiti $3.50 rome We mGsitnicIa
splAtk4ch pi. Adele Guerinovs, je-
jiz zemfely manzel daroval okresu
pozemek, ma nemz stoji nase okres-
nf radnice.
ss:ses@: sesla:. issess..a mutt . sss.a-
n::ecsss:shs n::ecssse:shs &ss &ss. 500 w ..h III u! NJ, ve ssEe-
du Geske osady v St. Paul, kde do
sud zadn6ho teskeho hotelu neni.
Dobra pfiIezitost pro Ceeha. Biz
ii podrobnosti sd6lI redakce tohoto
ligtu. loft.
r Jiz pfistf sobotu yecer Ii. t.
m. pfipada zabava fadu Czech, cislo
I2 sini G. s. p. s. Bude to prvni
ceska zabava v tomto roce o proto
dojista Sc ma nj vsichni t6sf.
= Distriksnimu soudu st. Paul
podaia pani Louise Kolafova zadost
rozvod cd svkho muze Josefa Ko-
ware. zalobkyne udaya "a ddvod
suroye nelidske nj nakladani q
zada, ably il soud pfifknul vyzivnt
dam lot 5le Harrison ave. Pa
MI Kolafoya nechala se oddati se
svym muzcm 81. srpna min. roku o
posle1ni dobou zije syych deti 2
DIVE 5asFffvSasjsssississ jjsssississ ;saaas:sizeellssssssss ;saaas:sizeellssssssss.
= Zaloba podanA u distriktniho
soudu proti Grand Lodge, Ancient
Order of United Workmen OF
Minnesota vdovou po zeinFelem cle-
nu Wilbur N. Taylor, na yyplaceni
dmrtni podpory, dopadla nepro-
speech zalujici strany, sice na za-
klade, ze zcrnfcly neudal spravns
40 stAfi. Taylor byl pfiiat do apol-
XII: r. 1893 q platil spraynz sse rfi-
sp6vky az do ave smrti 90. list
1903. Kdyz 80 dayal kn spolku, IL
dial ave staff Al let. kdezto We skn-
tecnosti byl AS rokn starry, jelikoz
stanoyy zapovidaji pfijimani tlend
tom staff, II bhyia bha pojiistsika PToh'aiiaass-
ma "a neplatnou.
q Fernandino, Florida dosIa
sem zprava, ze tam byl zavrazden
George H. Bacr. 79lety stafec a o.
fec pfirntiho nakeho pokladnika Fr.
Baera. Die dosle zpravy byl stafec
dkladne zavrazden a ma se "a to, IL
stale se TAX "a ti6elem lonpeze-
Tamtjsi dfady byly pozadany, aby
ceiy pfipad npln6 vysetfily.
Neznamy lotr, jenz po delsl
dobn ccl6 okoli Y pfedmfsti st.
Anthony Park uvadel postrach ma
sledkem Ectnseh pfepadeni q loupc-
Vi, zylasf zenskJch, byl konetns roz-
Minnesotské noviny., 1905-01-12

u*1@1*u4p* |
hofGen}m obcanstvem pfi provadenf
sxfhn felnesla nfistshnrt a ienonl
rozyazn6jsich nekolika
obcann bylo zabraneno jeho Iynco-
vani. Posledni ob6tl fadGni netyo-
10 stala se 81. Hansonova, ktera, vra-
cejic se donn q mesta, byla lotrem
Ifepadena, stlueena oloupena.
Nafkem jejim pfivolano ma misto
ntkolik muzn ma blizku utabofe-
nych, vsak mezi tim lupit zmizel.
I SAX ale uspofadana byla llonba ma
neho lotr byl dopaden prave kdyz
pronasledoval jinou divku, jiz obral|
o zlate hodinky a pcnize surove
zranil ma oblieeji. Byl Cd obou di-
vek stotozn6n. Byl dopravcn do
st. Paul do yezeni, kde udal, ze Sc
jmenuje Charles M. Banks a staff
Is roki. Narodil pry Sc Hum
bolt, Ia. Pfisel as pred rokem do
Minneapolis. Ma SO "a to, ze ie pa
chatelem nekolika loupeznJch pre-
padenf tom oikoiif, nici1z nejvaazz-
n6isi bylo IL. Annie Fuchsove pred
stedrSm yeterem, iejiz stav dosud
je yelmi povazlivY.
ar Jelikoz neni nam mono, by
chom byli vzdy nasi dfadovn6 X
ralezeni, ustanovili isme 81 tifadni
hodiny, kdy bndou mas noci ssichni
resi- pffzniyci, af "a iakoukoliv Ia
iezitosti, nalezti. Rano do 10 ho-
din; odpoledne cd pnl jedne do 2
hcdin vecer cd pdl sedme do z.
V sobotu cele odpoledne O ve6er.
If.
: Statni hainy Chas. Reichow
zabavil ma Union nadrazi tfi yelke
bedny obsahujici 1000 koroptyi.
Tyto mely byti odeslany po express
su ma jednu fir1nu do Philadelphia,
Pa. Zakon ustanovuje pokutu Flo
"a kazdeho ptaka odeslaneho ze sta
tn, COZ tomto pfipade by delalo
deset tisic dolard pokuty.
r Kdo jest majiteleaa $400, ma
lezenych ma Concord ul. min. fiji
ma. ie otazkon dosud nerozfesenou.
penize byly nalezeny dvema hochy
ia odcvzdany mestske policii vzdor
ohlasoyani novinach posud sc zad-
ny 0 ne nepfihlasil.
r Druha schdze Cesko-ameriickkts-
no Sokola bude SO odbyvati pfisti
nedeli Is. I. IN. . hod. odpoledne
V sini G. IS r. $. jest zadoucno,
aby se vsichni tlenove iakoz noyi
pfiznivci Sokola do t6to schdze do
|sfavili.
= Pfisern6 divadlo naskytlo Sc
lIohlna Malthaeyi, bednafi pracuii-
cimi u st. Paul Cooper Go. Kdyz
pfisel dom1 prace po 6. hod. We
Ger v els. Ill II. Congress ST., ma
lezl vsaehny dvhfe zam6ane- Ma
|hledna do ynltf oknem V Kucnyni,
spatfil telo svoji zeny houpati sc ma
proyaze as stopu od zeme. Iayolal
hneh policistu oba pak vypafili
dvefe a tn nalezli jiz chladnon
mrtyolu. Samoyrazednice zatlou-
kla velky hfeb do tramu mad dvef-
mi, nacez provazem kolem krku
skodiIa nastaven6 zidle. Ma se "a
to, No spachala sebevrazdu nava-
In choromyslnosti, iez casem se nj
|objevoyala.
= ZabavnA sch6ze sboru j. G. D..
odb5vala se dome pf Marie Te-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-05

ney, l'n
bon W6dlf Ike O. ttls
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dotn here AID l feaf lbat
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hayina arrest ~ 81 ame, henling
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msrTiNa olD aAuars.
p. a. Oliver Tslls 81 vlsR 20 Scenes
81 ne chlldh6oa


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quite 4 nnmbsr 81 ny Ola GelResgille
irltnaS aua hunting eonpanioas q let
them hear um mo While egl,iue We
e,sio sapila and ihe hVhl'a &c
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asF ihso1eh che medlum ne Gan, g
yoa ullI kiAdIg 1fant as So tpate.
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lAih old epanish Tors sltaalgd 81 lkeI
innetlon 81 ne s. MeFks aed ola
river .ia lbs eool ehad Is nl the sgsaines
p0llng a. CID vlgslnla thtsot Ana ia-I
haling sha pure 90. laden vita fopel
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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-12-28
Hon. Frank Norris.

This is the portrait of Hon. Frank
Morris, a prominent Des Moines
citizen and Chairman of the Board
of Supervisors of Polk county. He
says he did not know what good
eyesight was until DR.. Weber fitted
him with his compound specially
ground glasses.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-12-28
The shortest Twilight.

The period of twilight shortens to-
ward the equator and lengthens to-
ward the poles. In other words, the
less the thickness of the air through
which the rays of the setting sun have
to pass the sooner darkness comes
From this it naturally follows that the
region of the shortest twilight is the
one which is situated nearest to the
equator and at the greatest elevation.
These two conditions are combined
in the region in which stands Quito,
the capital of Ecuador. The plateau is
9,442 feet above the level of the sea. 1t
is also surrounded by mountains, twen-
ty peaks, eleven Of which rise beyond
the snow line, being visible from the
streets of the city. Added to this. it is
only fifteen miles south of the equator;
hence it has shorter twilight than
any other spot on the equator partly
because Of the elevation and partly be-
cause the western mountains intercept
the rays of the setting sun and SO
cause darkness to follow daylight with
greater rapidity than at any other spot
on earth.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-12-28
The Garden of Eden.

According to the best authorities, it
was in Armenia that the garden Of
Eden" spoken of in the book of Gene
sis was planted. Most of the evidence
In support of this theory is topograph-
ical. The Bible says that the garden
was watered by a river running
through it which afterward divided
into four heads. The names of these
are given as Pison, Gibon, Hiddekel
and Euphrates. There is little diff
Guilty about the latter, and Hiddekel is
commonly identified with the Tigris.
both of which rivers rise in the noun
tains of Armenia. The others are 10.
Gated by assuming them to be Aras
and the kur. streams which also rise
in the Armenian hills. In old docu-
ments Armenia is often referred to as
the LAND of the four rivers" or "the
cradle of the human race" Though
Armenia does not go quite back to the
time of Adam, the country's history is
traced to it's first ruler. Haig, the great
grandson of Japheth.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-12-28
Some queer Definitions,

In the Bailey dictionary of 1914 the
word "colibus" is defined as follows:
"Colbus-a humming bird, which
makes Il noise like whirlwind, though
1t is no bigger than fly. 1t feeds on
dew, has an admirable beauty of feath-
ers and scent as sweet as that OF
musk or ambergris."
The same authority thus describes
the loriot, or oriole: "Loriot-a bird
that, being looked upon by one that has
yellow jaundice, cures the person and
dies ITSELF"
Delpino's dictionary (17O3) says of
the leopard: "Lleupard, or leopard-a
yellow beast, exceedingly swift, subtle
and fierce and Of such sweet SAVIOR
that it allures other beasts to 1t, by
which means they are caught and de-
voured."
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-12-28
Dead Mem. Food In Yucatan.

From remote times the natives Of
Yucatan have been accustomed to
make offerings to the souls of the de-
parted, particularly certain pie that
they call food of the SOUL" The crust
must be of yellow corn, the interior
tender chicken and small pieces Of
pork. These pies are wrapped in leaves
Of the banana tree and baked under
ground between hot stones When
done, they are placed on the graves
or hung from trees close by. Some
times, after leaving them there for an
hour or two, the living take home the
pies and enjoy them, saying that the
souls have already drawn from them
all the ethereal part of the substance
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-12-28
Audubon Township.

j. Fl. McCreary and wife are the
parents of new baby boy.
VIM. Everett will do your hay
bailiug on short notice. tt
Ernest Voss and family visited at
the Charlie Newman home Tuesday.
j. H. McCleary was busy Smelling
corn and saving wood for John Tib-
ben Tuesday.
Charlie Newman and Henry Tib-
ben went to Dexter the first af the
week to visit the formers brother
A merry crowd of young people
of this vicinity spent Christmas ev-
ening with Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel
Benton of South Greeley.
The following mentioned shelled
corn Tuesday afternoon and Wednes.
day: Amos Tibben, Jacob Carstens
and Nathaniel Benton with the Nc
Cleary shelter which never fails to
do good work in short time.
The Mutual Phone Co. held their
yearly meeting at No. 3 last Tuesday
and made arrangements to put on a
new wire out to Joe Wheeler's, this
making the fourth wire. The gen.
eral ring is six longs, now be sure
and don't listen to any but your own
or this one.
sWill Stager left for his home at
Anita last week where he will visit
for time and then Join a colony from
that place and go to Idaho where he
intends to take homestead. We are
sorry to have our young friend leave
but at the same time wish him sue
cess, but we believe ere long be will
return to Gods country.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-12-28
Cameron Township News

Louis Barger shelled corn Friday.
VIM. Kraul sold cattle to buyer
from Guthrie Center.
VIM. Ballou and family spent
Christmas at the VIM. Parrot home
A good many from this neighbour.
hood attended the Gus Hahn sale
Thursday.
August Schraders spent Christmas
at the home of their son Henry
Schrader.
Robert Rutherford of Ross spent
Christmas at the home of their son
Robert Rutherford Jr.
Amos Fancher, Henry Cammant
and John Peterson all purchased cat
tie at the Gus Hahn Sale.
Henry schrader is quite sick, DR..
Childs being called early Thursday
morning to prescribe for him.
Willie johnson of Valley junction
is visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph johnson during the holidays.
A box supper will be given for the
benefit of the U. B. church at the
Rands school house Friday night.
Come and bring box.
Preaching at Eden Valley Sunday
at usual hour and temperance lecture
Sunday evening by Rev. Fleming.
All are cordially invited.
Bert Wiley is keeping bachelors
hall tor three days as his wife has
gone to spend the holidays with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. John Holtz.
Harry Northup and family,
Frank Miller and wife, Albert Fan
cher and wife and Richard Fancher
spent Christmas at Amos Fancher
home.
Mrs. Harry Northup and children
departed Wednesday to visit relatives
in Keokuk county. 1t has been
about twenty years since she visited
there and she will find great many
changes in that length Of iine.