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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-13
SZESCIU DDKTOR0W.

PAM ME vie, co jej dolega?"- py-
.tala pewnego dnia jedna kobieta
druga, ktdra wygladala mizernie.
., Dlaczego PAM ME idzie do dokto-
raj" DO doktora?" Toe juz by}am
u szesciu, a kazdy mi powiedzia1 co
innego' = brzmia4a odpowiedz. I
wrzeczy samej wypowiedzia1a re.
czywista prawde, oparta ma dzisiej-
szych doswiadczeniach sztuki- le-
karskiej i przepisywaniu lekarstw'
Anna Cyfra, z pm. 60 Wheatland
ul., Cleveland, Ohio, miala podob.
ne doswiadczenie, ale znalazla dro-
&c wyj6cia z tego trudnego po4oze-.
MA Przeczytajcie jej w1asne s}owa.
,,Leczyli mnie rozmaici doktorzy:
jeden powiedzia}, re choruje ma
SERGE, drugi, re pochodzi to z bra
ku n~alezytego ruchu, a %trzeci, re
MUSIC bye operowana. TAX mnie to
wszystko zniecheci}o, re postanowi-
lam porzuci6 dektor6w i ~zacze1am
uzywaG ORA. Piotra Gomozo, 0 kt6'
rem tax wiele slysza{am. Zdro'
vie mole zacze}o sig szybko
polepszaG i obecnie jestem silna ]
zdrawa. Wszyscy, kt6rzy mnie wi
dzieli podczas choroby dziwia sig
obecnie, re tax dobrze wygladam'
laden dokt6r ME p~rzekroczy} ma
szego progu cd :czasu, gdy many
to lekarstwo."
Taxi jest rekord Ora Piotra Co.
mozo. Me jest to lekarstwo apiece
ne, lecz sprzedaja je miejscowi a.
genci lub sam w{asciciel, DR.. PEI
ter Fahrney, l12-114 So. Hoyne
ave., Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-13
Gzuje sic jakby odrodzo-
s.7%. nVm.

Woznice mdwia: Paszy pod do
statkiem a kon ME bedzie pod bat
kiem." Jesli kon ME otrzymuje ma
lezytej ilosci obroku, to ME moze
biedz j ciezary ciaaggna6, ME majac
dosy6 silly ably to wykonac. Ia
XII lam stan rzeczy zauwazyc MONA
W ludzkiem ciele. Gdy ono ME jest
karmione W spos6b ~w1asciwy, to
jest s1abe i znuzone. Co nieustan.
ME karmi rozmaite organa? -
Krew. Co pomnaza i wytwarza no.
We krew i czysci ja re wszelkich
nieczystosci? - Severy Czyscicie]
Krwi.
,,szanowny Panic! - Spr6bowa-
lem Pahskiego4 Krwi4 Czysciciela j
cullen sic jakby odrodzonym.
Przyjmij mole najszczersze dzieki
zyczenia wszelkiej mozliwej pony
slnosci. - J6zef Winet, Mellen,
Wis"
Wiosna jest najlepszy czas dc
p%olepszenia stanu waszej krwi. CT
kt6rzy ME staraja sic o siebie teraz,
cierpiec beda ma rozmaite dolegli
w6sci gdy ciep1e powietrze nastapi.
Wtedy wszystkie nieczystosci Okla
"a sig we formie tumoru, pryszcz6w,
wyrzut6w rozmaitych wrzod6w.
severy Czy6ciciel Krwi leczy take
szkrofu}e, powiekszajac si}e fizycz
na i wzbudzajac zainteresowanie sig
do zycia. Cena 81. 90. Ma sprzedai
" aptekach lub cd w. F. Severe
Co., Cedar Eapids, Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-13
(OFICYALNE.)

"
Z~awiadomienie O aplikacyi
JuliusaD Acknowledgements
niesienie licensyi na sprzedaz
palonych trunk6w.
Zawiadamia sig niniejszem, ze
julius D~ombrowski z miasta POI
w,atu Winona, Stanu Minnesota
poda1 dnia 8 Kwietnia, l9O51eod"
ME Z uchwa}a xymienionego MAS
pismienna aplikacye o przeniesie-
ME ma wyszyuk palonych trunkew,
powYzej zacytowane orzeczenie W
Winona, MINI , zawiadomlono j
oplsano jak nastepuje n. p. W pier"
wszym pokoju ma dolnem pietrze "
drewnianym badynku, znanym pod
926 - w 5 utica, Antoniego
Krall ma zg}assajacego sic.
Wspomlana aplikacya bedzie o.
mawiana ma posl"dzeniu rady miej-
skiej dnia 24Kwietnia, 1906. gods.
$50 wieczorem; " tenn czasie
miejscu mole sic stawlc kazdy l ro-
bic zarzuty przeciw uzyskaniu il
censyi.
Pisano " Wlnonie, Mlnn., 8go
Kwletnia 1906 -:
PAUL II @.
City Recorder
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-13
BAT CITY Mich.
49, w TX IN - u
Wiosenne ostatnie wybory "

wiosenne ostatnie wybory Wy
paddy pc stronie demokratycznejj.
Obrano majora miasta G. Hine'go,
demokrate, recordera sedzlego
obwodowego demokrat6w, a 6sma
warda take przeprowadzi}a oby"
|dw6ch alderman6w demokrat6w,
So niemi: T. Gliniecki i A. Eliasz.
Republikanie " miescie polka
dali nadzieje, re smej wardzie
%ojciec z synem to sprawia, ale sic
to raza okropnie pomylili, DO i OF
ciec z synem mic ME pom6g}, a
przyczyna tego, re 6w ojciec z sy-
nem juz nieraz sic ogdEowi spree.
|niewierzyli, tax capns6 cos do
kieszeni, do tego to oni So zdolni i
ma tenn sig OPERA Gala ich polityka.
Odczyty o Lidze Narodowej poll
skiej, urzadzane przez towarzystwo
,Dzwon", odbywaja sig co ponie-
dzia4ek wiecz6r W sail M. Bizew-
skiego. Wstep wolny. M}odziez
osobliwie powinna u~czeszczae ma
takowe.
Wiosna W >tym roku zawita}a
wcze6nie powietrze mile i ciep}e jak
W maju, tax zeby MONA tax pc
europejska jawora gra6 wieczorem,
lecz tutejsza m}odziez, zamiast ia
tiej .przyjemnej niewinnej zabawy,
idzie sic wycierac W knajpach luh
W miejscaoh %rozpustnych Sodomy
Gomory. "
Najwiekszy sk}ad ubrah W miescie
iak kazdemu dobrze wiadomo, jest
K. H. Price'a, tam tel nathaniel
MONA kupi6 ubranie. Ma 6wieta
wielksnocne rodzice powinni ku"
powat ubrania ola dzieci " tym
sk}adzie gdzie ~jeszcze DUO ubior6w
i innych rzeczy pozosta}o z wyprze
daily ogniowsj. Do us}ug polskiej
publicznodci zawsze jest polak "
tym sk}adzie.
.Ludwik Ceranski, pierwszy pol
ski piekarz sprawia sic dobrze,
wszyscy m6wia il piecze dobrJ
ohleb, to tel wszyscy polscy groser
nicy kupuja i sprzedaja jego pie
czywo. zyczymy powodzenia pant
L. Ceranskiemu W tym nowym
przodsiebiorstwie.
Wystapienie ,,Polaka W Amery-
ce' przeciw amerykahskim bisku-
pom jest prawdziwe i 6wiete, ale
ME wypada gazecie praktycznie ka
tolickiej wystepowa6 " ten spos6b
by wy.ywaG biskup6w cd k}amc6v
i z~aprzahc6w. Przewyzszy} ,Polak'
gazety ,,niezalezne", ale z czasem
on przejrzy. SEP.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-13
u kresu zycia.

Pan V. Cheplik z Stuart, Pa, O.
bawia} sig bardzo, re koniec jego
zycia jest bardzo blizkim. Powiada
on: ,,By}em ob}oznie chory. Moi
zo}adek ME choiaf przyjmowao lad
nego pokarmu. Straoi}em zupe}nie
apetyt do jad}a i napitku, a pomi-
mo, re radzi}em sic wielu lekarzy i
zazywa}em wszystkie lekarstwa
.przepisane przez Mich, spostrzeg}em
stale i oiag}e utraoanie sill, 1ywotno"
fci, q take i p~ieniedsy. By}em
SLIME przekonanym, ze kres mego
zyoia ME daleki. Alisoi jednego ra-
gu, przypadkiem, uwaga meja zaje"'
to zosta1a wieloma wyleczeniami
spowodowanemi przez Trinera A
merykahski Eliksir Gorzkiego Wi
ma W wypadkaoh, kt6re zdawa}y SIG
bye bez nadzieji wyleezenia. Mu--
.ia}em xu4yd lilka butelek tssggo le-
karstwa, ale .rezultat by} cudem
prawie. Ne zrujnowane zdrowie 10
sta}o mi y .~upe}nosoi prsywr6co.
mem i lprraigneI -bardzo, jak najgors.
oei poleoi6 ten nieeoeniony troaek
w,~szystkim, M 4o}adek oierpiasym"'.
Niema v tym ea}ym szerokin iwie.
ole 6rodka, kt6ryby tax dzia}a}, jaf
to o.yni Trinera Amerykahski Elk.
sir Gor1kiego Wilma We wszystkioh
s}abodoiaoh powodujacyoh utrate
apetytu. Ssybko zmussa wssystkie
organa do .wieks.onej ienergicsnej
osynne6oi. Jest to najlepssy srodel
ooxysxozenia krwi. Do dostania Y
Aptekaoh albo u fabrykanta JOS,
Triner, 100 So. Ashland Ave., Chi
oago, III:
y - -O~ ~~V~ $50
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-13

.gy.. | - 90 ht@@.
czy}a bye j jego i.calego jegoo
narodu kr6lowa i patronka.
A kiedy bogobojny nasz
kr6l do swei u1ubionej pat
ronki Naj6w. Maryi Fanny
doko6czy} modlitwy, tedy
wszyscy jego dworzanie przy-
stepowali kolejno pred o1tarz
Matki Boskiej i podobne Stu
by i pro6by pred cudownym
obrazem przeczystej Boga
Rodzicy powtarzali. TIE przy-
r~zeczenia i modify do Matki
Boskiej, tax kr6l jake i jego
urzednicyx ma CLOS odmawiali
W obec ksiedza nuncyusza
papieskiego. Piotra Vido. Gdy
ostatni z kolei doko6czy}
6lubu, tedy ksiadz nuncyusz
papieski i ca}y orszak udali
sic do kosciola Jezuit6w we
-! . .' ~
Lwowie, gdzie czcigodny
ksiadz nuncyusz g}oSno 3D.
mawia1 titanic do Matki :Bo-
skiej pc }aciniiee>, a gdy do
ko6czy& Kr6lowo wszystkich
swietych, m6dl sic "a nami,
tedy pobozny kr6l Jan Kazi-
mierz nuncyusza poprosi} ably
W obecnem .odmawianiu lita-
nil do Matki Bozkiej raczy}
doda6 kr6lowo korony Pol
skiej, m6dl sic "a nami. Czci-
godny nuncyusz papieski wi
dzac W kr6lu g}eboka poko-
re, pobozno66 i re jest wier-
nym s&uga Matki Bozej, przy-
chyli} sic: ku jego tax godnej
wysluchania pro6bie, i po-
trzykro6 powt6rzy}, Regina
Poloniae,, ora pro nobis. leo
znaczy. .Kr6lowo Polski, m6d]
sic "a nami. - A vice czy
many watpit, ze Naj6wiet'
sza Marya Parma wys}ucha}a
bogobojnego i tax bardzo Q
jej naboze6stwo dbajacego
monarche, b%ynajmniej ME
Widzimy to W obecnych CA
sach, ma przyk}ad zastan6w-
my sic co to sic deieje z pol
skiem narodem W zaborze
pruskiem. Tam ma ulicach
polskich Mast zabraniaja pru'
sacy polakom ~rozmawiat pc
polsku. w szko}ach .pruscy
nauczyciele zabraniaja pol
skim dzieciom odmawiac pa.
cierza po polsku. Co to
sic pred dwoma laty dzia}o
W Ksiestwie pozna6skiem "
mie6cie Wrze6ni i innych O.
kolicznych ~miejscowo6eiach,
czyz to ME jest ohydne bar
barzy6stwo? a vice CT prusa'
cy mic ME chca s}yszec CO
jest polskiego. A " najwiek.
szej nienawi6ci prusacy majq
Kr6lowo korony Polskiej, -
prusacy ga. togo zdania, il
s}owo Kr6lowo korony Pol.
skiej ~wywo}uje " :po'lskiem
narodzie podburzania na >pr,u.
sak6w. Podobne rzeezyi bar:
barzy6stwa przeciw polako'm :!
dzieja sic i W zabor re. rug
kiem. CT okrutni pol.kiege
narodu wrogowie mydla, il '
ten barbarzvfski spOs6b pre-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-13

jezyka j religii, DO one
wiedza, il dziecko
~wychowane W domu swoich
.polskich rodzic6w i wycwi-
czone. " ojczystem jezyku
.pacierza i chocby troche ka-
.techizmu, ma wieksze pole
Gle o religii W jezyku ojczy-
stem anizeli W jezyku obcem,
ikt6rego dopiero poczyns sic
uczyc. A wrogowie polskiego
narodu my6la tylko o tenn,
by zdo}a6 wydrzec polakom
'ich ojczysty jezyk, to tedy
potrafia wydrzec polakon i
:religia.
Lecz napr6zno oni swoje
'g1owy takiemi my6lami napy-
chaja, DO pomimo ze W tenn
zamiarze r6znych uzywala
sposob6w, polski nar6d tenn
bardziej trzyma sic ojczyste-
go jezyka i religii. Idzmy dzi-
siaj do Polski i przypatrzmy
sic Polakom W postepowaniu
W naszej swietej religii, to
1atwo poznamy, 10 tax jest.
Juz ME m6wmy 8 niewia
stach, DO trudno by: by}o
jaka znale6c CODY ME by}a
wpisana do r6za6ca, ale nawet
mezczyzni bardzo rzadko sic
trait, kt6ry by ME naleza} do
bractwa r6zafcowego. l z kad
ze to wynika, il w6r6d cia-
g}ych i tax natarczywych ma
gabywa6 ma polski jezyk j
6wietq katolicka religie, pola'
cy tenn silniej trzymaja sic
swego jezyka i religii. - l z
kadze to wynika taxi boha'
terski op6r - to wynika :
natchnienia W tenn .narodzle
Kr6lowy korony Polskiej. A
vice jawnem jest, il ia mai
dostojniejsza Kr6lowa, wier'
ME opiekuje sic swoimy oso-
bliwszymi poddanymi. A to:
raz sko6czmy opowiadanie {
Polsce a wg}adnijmy W lita'
|nie do Matki Boskie;.
Ola togo, ze Jan Kazimierz
Kr6l polski, przeni6s} koronf
polska ma skro6 Naj6w. Ma
|ryi Fanny, oraz poleci1 siebi@
Ii caly sw6j nar6d W opiek{
Naj6w. Maryi Fanny, niekt6'
rzy polscy wydawcy naboz'
nych ksiazek dodaja W litanij
do Matki Boskiej - Kr6lo'
wo Korony Polskiej, ale przez
|Ojca 6w. i stolice apostolska
czyli, jak to sic m6wi, pre-
ko6ci6}, s}owo Kr6lowo koro
ny Polskiej, ME jest potwier
dzone, gdyz to by by}o RIO
CA zupelnie niedorzeczna, b
Naj6wietsza Marya Panaa MI
jest zadna zieska kr6lowa
Ona jest Kr6lowa nieba, kr6
Iowa anio}6w, patryarch6w
prorok6w ,aposto}6w, ewangie
list6w, meczennik6w, wy
~nawc6w, Kr6lowa panie6ska
Es}owem kr6lowa wssystkicl
~ &E . t&sr 81 49,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-16
woRkMEN IN NEED or FOOD.
Canal Laborsrs Who % Bulk Of Work
Are Halt Starved.

President Roosevelt has received a
telegram from Hudgins and Dumas
protesting against the letting of con
tract by Chairman ShonIs OF the 18TH.
milan canal TO J, E Markell OF Omaha.
for the hotel and subsistence cOnces'
siOns In the Panama zone,
The threatened starvation u Pana'
ma canal Iab0rers was one OF The
grounds which caused Mr. Shohts.
chairman OF Panama canal commits.
sion. 10 accept the J h. Marked bid
for supplying food 10 government en-.
plOyes at Panama. causing Two unsuc-
eessful bidders 10 protest 10 President
Roosevelt Chief Engineer John Ste
vens has been sending daily appeals
to the canal commissioners hsadquar
ters TO send his men food. Il Vas said
by an authority that laB0rers Who arc
doing the hard WOFk have been fJr
some time In half starved condition.
due to the fact that the demand for
food has raised the prices u all com,
modltlcs to abnormal ngurcs 10 Pan.
anna.
The dollar n day men. with egEs a.
10 cents each and bad meat from 90 %
90 ceuta a pound. have gone pr tao
and three days At a time ~ithuut ahy
food except that got from nucAtas the
Wild cane Ia the awamps Thsy have
gathered around the headquarters 20
officers begging for food AMI daily
cables % Washington tnr food slpp.lrs
have been the rraul, Oh this rmygg
ency one % the reasons i4r areegtlas
the Markell tld. q IL lva-ue1 ras 1ae
ready 10 put lutD Panama A. once
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-16
Standard Owns Gas Interests.

The san Francisco Chronicle says:
There IA no longer any doubt that
the Standard - interests have &C
aulred the San Francisco Gas and Eiec-
trio company. The price paid accord
ing to information received from New
York IL 325 cash and Sos in FIVE per
cent bonds for each share OF the gas
cDmpany's stock. The purchasers
have deposited $500, 600 with the Union
Trust company Of this city aa a guar.
antee that they will carry out their
part Of the contract.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-16
Terms OF
ARMISTICE

London, Sept. IL, - The Japanese
delegation has given out the text of the
RussoO-Japanese armistice protocol rs
follows:
IA certain distance as a zone Of
demarcation shall be fixed between the
fronts OF the armies Of the two powers
in Manohuria, as we'll in the region of
the Tumen river. Korea.
1.-THE naval force of one of the
belligerents shall not lombard territory
belonging TO or occupied by the other.
'III-Marintime captures win not
be suspended by the armistice.
''lV-DuriSg the term Of the armis-
tioe no reinforcements shall be dis
patched TO the the theater Of war.
Those which are already ON their way
three shall not be dispatched north of
Mukden on the part Of Japan or south
Of HaThiA ON the part OF Russia.
"V-The commanders Of the armies
aud efiets OF the two powers shall de-
termine in common accord the condi.
tions Of the armistioe in conformity
with the provisions above enumerated.
'VI-The two governments shall or
der their commanders Immediately
after the signing Of the treaty OF peace
to put the protocol into execution.
The protocol was signed by NJ. White,
Baron Rosen, Baron Komura and NJ.
Takahira.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-16

JOHN H. MICKEY. stand has created
quite a stir within the circle Of State
employees, many Of whom. II the ex-
ecuuve decides to enforce his new
rule and make It apply to those now
In once. would and themselves de-
prlved OF their employment A whole
sale pledge signing has been suggested
by some Of the more penitent but to
this plan the objection has been raised
that 1t would amount to a practical ad-
mission Of guilt, and that the mere
signing Of a pledge might not Dolliry
the Governor.
Gov. Mickey IL the type OF the self
made westerner. Endowed with only
common school education, he enlist
ed as a mere youth in an Iowa cav
airy regiment and served three years
in the Civil War. He emlgrated to
Nebraska shortly after the close Of the
struggle and took a homestead In Polk
County. Frugality was one OF his
strongest traits and In less than ten
years he had amassed q competence.
Then he branched out and moved to
the county seat, Osceola. where be
purchased a part interest in a bank.
later becoming its entire owner He
continued to prosper and to-day he IL
the heaviest land owner in Polk COun-
ty, besides owning its strongest bank
ing Institution.
The Governors parents were Metho-
dists OF the old school. who looked
upon many Of the worldly pleasures,
such as dancing and card playing a.
sinful practices, and the son retained
the same views When the GOVernoR
was inaugurated he revoked the ar
rangements for the customary inaugu-
raj ball given by prominent Lincoln
citizens at the State Capital In honor
Of the incoming Governor. He said
simply that be could not consistently
maintain his standing in the Methodist
Church II he countenanced the Inaugu-
raj ball. Upon his being installed IN
Office for his second term he approved
OF arrangements for only a public re-
ception at the State House, and the
executive and his wife stood at the
head OF the receiving line.
Gov. Mickey. perhaps Is the most
popular layman In the Methods
Church IN Nebraska. which denomlna.
ton Is stronger, numerically, than any
other In the State. He has frequently
made large gifts to the cause Of the
ckurch. and his benehcencs has been
largely responsible for the Great ton and
prosperity OF the Nebraska Wesleyan
University, an institution In the sub.
urbs OF Lincoln where a thousand stu
dents attend.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-16
MINING NOTES.

Total treatment at the Boundary
smelters for last week. 1910 tons.
Total for year to date. t.9.446 tons.
Ore shipments from the mines OF
Boundary for the last week were l6.-
l+l tons. Total for the year To date.
sos. 7S2 tons.
E. P. Wheeler. manager OF the Mn
eral Hill property in CSanogan, Wash.
states that several feet OF good ore
has been encountered at depth Of 600
feet
The arst shipment OF ore has been
made from the ~-esapeake-Tamarack
property In the Nine Mile section.
Occur d'Alene, and preparations are
being made to ship another car this
month.
The most important news In Ross
land. B. C., mining circles during the
week Is the finding OF the Black Bear
ore shoot on the 500 foot level OF the
lie Rot The dimensions have not yet
been determined.
Smelter returns for August from
the Nelson, b, C., and the Trail, b c..
suelter show a production OF 2O12
tons OF lead The Marysvllle smelter
will not publish It's figures, but is
output is estimated at 500 tons at
least
One OF the most remarkable dlscov,
cries In a gold mine in recent years Is
Just reported from the Buiigrog Exteu.
sion Mining Compauy's estate In the
BuiItrog district. Nevada. A narrow
seam OF almost pure telIurium ore has
beer encountered which assays So per
cent pure gold.
Frank Fritz, a we'll known mining
man. has just returned from a trip 10
Thunder Mountain. b. c.. some IS
miles north Of Franklin camp. where
be has a group OF claims He brought
down some samples OF ore from these
properties which has just been assay.
ed and showed the remarkable returns
of $4,000 ounces Of silver per ton.
The Arlington mine at Erie has de,
clareI a dividend OF $4,000 During
the period on which the dividend ls
paid. the mine shipped li2s tons Of ore
To the smelters. on which a net sum
Of So 700.57 was returned. The aver.
age gross value was $3.50 per ton, and
the net value. after deductiug freight
and treatment. was s4570 In addition
TO these returns. a sum Of $1,000 Il was
received from the dominion govern.
ment as a bounty on the lead contents
Of the ore, making the total net re-
celpts from the ore S53. 900.69
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Senator Bunkers
Made Confession

Sacramento, Cal. Sept. / 4. Brought
from his prison cell Ia confront his al.
legged associate in the bOodling COM
bine of last winter. Harry Bunkers, ex-
state senator from San francisco, made
complete confession on the witness
stand IN Judge HaIt's courtroom W here
the trial of f. J Emmons, one of the
quartet of tho state senate indicted by
the grand jury, was in progress.
From the moment Of his entry TO the
courtroom until he left 1t, pale and
peIspiring, three hours later, Bunkers
was the central figure in one of the
most dramatic exposes in criminal
trials Of this state. He left nothing
untold. and in his eagerness TO un.
bosom himself no forestalled the objeo-
tions OF the defense with statements re-
lating to the motives and actions Of
the four. disEFaced Legislators.
Much Of this was stricken from the
testimony.
He detailed the plan of campaign,
which he says was one whereby the
building and loan associations OF the
state were TO be held mp" and scom-
PEELED q Day for protection.
He told Of receiving money, stating
that Joseph johnson had dropped his
roll Of $3.50 in his pocket As he stood
in the street, just as Jordan said he
did, and had said that Emmons re-
ceived his share bat two minutes boz
fore. Lastly, he told Of the terror and
fright that followed the expose in che
senatei Of hasty conferences in En-
mons rooms over the disposal Of the
marked bills, and OF the suggestions
that were made to clear themselves Of
guilt.
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the Drama ~ the Century.

kiaw e. ErlansrF's mammoth me-
chanlcal production. Hen HuF. With
no lusJruus star II baghlshem. ita
camsIs. Arabian stVeds. oriental trap
gery and mtHiIe splsndor u the gorge
GUS East. is beyond dispule the m0ag
elaborate sp~eIaei5 ever staged ia the
history u the Nogid ita series of
sgyrnteeE scenes present to she eyes
4 feast ut muiglfariUus beauty and "a
rlcEy. all srG % a sYmph0nie accom-.
pauluput % graceful musle The e1-
clras episodes aaca as the Eallsy
scrar. euh It's hugds u ehAinsa
slaves gag s=ansht tbs rescue tn aid.
sea aaI tar thrilling chariot race wish
eight hVfs-a combined Migh ths pic
turyBqlc sf~avs Illustrating the Wise
Men sa the desert. tEe na0ott ia lake in
Eh= Orchard ~ Iaima whege brh HaF
aAI lrAs vE!Yy sr-fasluu and uaako
lore ls Iras barge the palm NaVtnE
poraAipu-rs aa WouBt Oglvsg and The
Grove = uaphEe sikh lta nymphs and
tt.sgalAai laueIag ID lhsiF hkIma uf
BEASTS t3 the music - ths hiasiEE
-ymbais simply eapE!sair Ehr great az
a-ruees aAai arr ulEhtly ia astsadAnea
~t~arsrr Bra Har Is being enacted
~h~a rura Haf was presented n
SPOKANE tau yrars ako IL attracted
aaog.- ssgu aI sycr chs inland gms
p.ge ta ssta~ss BE- and uas JhaS ms an,
aauarnmeal b matiu that Il - GB he
as1la prevented ia SPOKANE the unsiru
p rs.e at Jraaber zaa. aJth mAEtavea ca
"Wednesday aal Ha'asasy. nu4 later,
eat a ,ae play ulu br aroused Al
railroads cntrrisE sru&aHn hare
asresa ,a maHs t4@ rararaGuA rates fug
sHia sstrasf.aa taa weaver. mauaEoF
p iaa s6asaar thcater. wtIl PAY ap@.
szat ast~afaaa 90 ur8-ss for snats
thruaEa .he snail FFuz5dgaE fhs UsdEr
10 accompanied ~ rsmlgfanes Ana =
4eF Addressed rnvetuso saF yvpty TIE
al.saer sa.r - seats tag thr ap4kane
raEas enaat starts aa Tharsday usufps
aaF September IS Nail sgasrp for
seats sEHaa4 He sfr5 gsiar 60 that date.
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WIFE LAuos ROOSEVELT.
Praises the President In s,ronasst
Terms

Praises the President In s,rorsssr
Terms
In a priyate letter received A. Berlf7
VI Wltte expresses the tatoElnE upga
ion Of President Roosevelt
From a moral standpoint the prrsi
dent Of the United States Is states
man Of large caltber Born lu umr
when politicians are NOR" children u
their country than 81 their history. no
owes his high position. which b. nHz
more worthily every day. exclusively
TO his personal qualities rs revealed TN
actions requiring dignity. tarf and
clear vision. The world recognizes
this
when one speaks wlfh President
Roosevelt he charms through fha eHe
yation Of his thoughts aud through
that transparent pnsoaophy zhjfh
permeates his judgment 40 has an
ideal. and strives Tor higher aims than
a commonplace existence presents In
the stubborn struggles ~ oar LAY men
like Mr Roosevelt have no leisure. far
they are soldiers who can not be- 70
Iieyed from the danger line.