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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-31
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-31

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cntitono gcitcrn Ybeno in Der @o0-
ming bon &rll. Soren5 &eBlcr, Nr.
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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-01-26
- S u NJ NJ | 7. -
Summit, Utah, Jan. 1906.

Summit, Utah, Jan. 1906.
We are glad to know Mrs. White
is we'll again, and able to do her
work.
Bishop Oscar w. Hulet and Bp.
Jos. b. Daley have returned to
their sheep herds to be absent several
weeks.
We had dance last Friday night
in spite of the snow storm which was
raging. Not many we're out but those
who we're enjoyed themselves.
The little daughter of Mrs. Minnie
Thorley, who is here on visit, has
been very i'll with erysipelas, but
today there is decided improvement.
OF course we all turned out to hear
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-01-26
NORMAL NOTES.

We are pleased to hear that we
shall have new mats in the "Gym"
soon.
He is now taking hold of his classes
and his students seem to like him very
much.
Mr.. Decker's Zoology class will
begin laboratory work next week, on
animal life in pond water.
Mr.. Hansen seems to be favorite
Of the girls since the '06 boys
challenged the Ladies' Society for a
debate.
A great number of new students
came into school since holidays max
ing an attendance of over o-hundred
and fifty.
The first year class held it's meeting
Tuesday and Specials Wednesday
night but we are not prepared to say
what they did.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milne were down
here last week. All we're pleased to
shake hands with their old teachers
and welcome them back again.
The Domestic Science girls are
becoming favorites, on account of the
hospitality shown to some of the
students every Friday afternoon.
The third year class held its meet
ing last week. Each member was
given subject to talk upon. AS there
were a great many there, they we're
only allowed three minutes.
We are we'll pleased with our new
business teacher and his record in
the past. He is graduate from the
New York Law School and has been
admitted to the bar in the same state
The Second year class is still dis
cussing "The Life of Napoleon" in
their class meetings. Mr.. Mabey
gave very interesting talk upon this
noted general in the last meeting.
Elocution Teacher: My boy, yor
should stand with your feet at al
angle OF rs degrees.
Boy: Cooking up at theacher.
How can IL One degree is 50 miles
The conjoint session of Forensi,
debates the question tonight
Resolved that the politics in the u
s. are.getting BETTER" This question
will be debated later on by '06 girl
and the For ensic boys.
CHEMICAL REACTION.
Student to Mr.. S-after an ex
PLANTATION of galena ore. What goo,
is galena?
Mr.. $50 make United States
Senators.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-01-26
No. SAL.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

United States Land Office, Salt
Lake City, Utah, December IA, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that Lehi
w. Jones of Cedar City, Utah, has
filed notice of intention to make
proof on his desert land claim No.
4948, for the Unsurveyed NJ NEH
sec. 35, Township 43 south, Range
10 west, S l.. NJ, before the Clerk
of the District Court for Washington
County, at st. George, Utah, ON the
9th day of January, 1906.
He names the following witt esses
to prove the complete irrigation and
reclamation of said land:
David G. Bulloch, Oriah Leigh.
John L. Bulloch, and John A. Adams,
all of Cedar City, Utah.
FRANK ID. HOBBS,
Register.
|. 9. Macfarlane, attorney.
(First Dec. 22-Last Jan. 26.)
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-01-26
CORRESPONDENCE
P RO AN.

Parowan, Utah, Jan. oath, 1906.
MIR. and Mrs. Peter Gurr became
parents to daughter last Wednesday
evening.
Scarlet fever seems to be slightly
increasing there being four new cases
this week.
DIR. ID. A. McGregor gave an ex-
cellent lecture Sunday evening on
the effects of Stimulants Upon the
Human Body"
We have been informed that Pearl
Adams Is a member of U. of U.
dramatic Association and Is soon to
tour northern Utah as an actress.
VIM. Ollorton left this morning
for the b. Y. U. at Provo, where he
proposes commencing course of
studies to prepare for civil engineer
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Yardley
entertained socially on Tuesday even /.
ing. The bachelors again remember
ed the spinsters by treating them to
a sleigh ride.
Dottie, the seven. year old daughter
of Mart and Clara Skougaard, died on
Sunday. The family being under
quarantine makes the case doubly
pathetic and their friends are unable
to offer the same tributes of loving
sympathy they otherwise could.
The irons to the Penny wagon box
have been found by some sheep he1ders
about six miles east from where the
wagon was discovered The box had
been burned and the irons buried,
some suppose the bodies OF the two
men we're cremated where the wagon
box was burned.
The County Recorder desires
that all mortgage cancellations issued
be recorded before the second Monday
in February, the day work begins in
preparing abstracts for all the count
les in which the MORTGAGE resides.
Were this matter attended to it would
save what appears to be errors in the
assessors and treasurer's work, for the
report must be made from the records.
I ast Saturday evening after NJ. /.
A. meeting the Parowan bachelors
entertained the spinsters of our town
at the home of Nym Ollorton, the
invitations sent out we're unique ano
original; in the upper left hand cor
ner was supposed registered trade
mark, very suggestive of an Adam
minus an Eve. II was the upper'por-
tion of trousers leg without buttons
suspenders attached by means of horse
shoe nails. A variety of games anC
a most splendid supper, together will
ride in the patrol wagon to anG
from the scene of pleasure, made ,
glorious time, so say the spinsters
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-01-26

and see Christensen lecture and
panorama on Church History. Some
Of the scenes and explanations were
pathetic to the extreme, yet every one
expressed themselves as we'll satisfied.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-01-26
How to Prevent Bilious Attacks.

One who is subject to bilious at
tacks will notice that for a day or
more before the attack he is not
hungry at meal times and feels dull
after eating. A dose of Chamber
lsin's Stomach and Liver Tablets
when these first symptoms appear will
ward of tho attack.
For sale by all Dealers.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-01-26
FOUND.

On Dec. 14th, 1905, purse con-
tanning sum of money. The owner
can have it by describing contents at
the HARMONY COOP STORE.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-01-26
4 Your
n Tailor?

By our method every garment i.
produced separately and individuallys
The cloth is cut to certain measure.
Each piece, as we'll as the inside
materials behind the cloth, is mold
ed, shaped and put together with the
single purpose of fitting the man who
ordered the garments; and when COM
pleted there is but one man in the
United States that they will fit per-
fectly.
That is the difference between
wearing your own clothes that are
made for you and wearing clothing
that Is made for no one in particular
We have established he first and
only complete organization for pro-
ducing garments tailored to individual
measure at about the same price you
pay for ready-made clothing-s25 to
$50 for suit or overcoat.
Better investigate.
Ask our local agent to show you sam.
pies of our woolens; 500 styles from
which to make your selection.
Ed. V. Price g. Co.
M ERCHANT TAILoRs, CHICAGO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-05
Nadu5ycia ~karnaWai0We.

z Kolonii pisza, il " osta'
tnich dw6ch3 dniach karna-
wa}owych wiele bruta1nosci j
z1odziejstwa zasz}o. Wielka
liczbe os6b nozami i wystrza-
1ami pokaleczono. Rannych
musiano do szpital6w odsta-
vic. Zamaskowani wdarli sic
tez do zamknietego mieszka-
MIA pewnej parry ma}ze6skiej
ispiacych ciezko poranili.-
Me bez powodu vice rozpo-
rzadzil tamtejszy ks. arcybi'
skup Fischer osobne modli,
twy ma przeb}aganie Pana
Boga, "a rozpuste i swawole
podczas k%arnawaiu pope}.
MANA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-05
KapliCa S~ObieskiegO

ma Kahlenbergu. Najcenniej-
sza czescia koscio}a sw. J6-
zefa ma Kahlenbergu jest
znajdujaca sic W prawem je-
go. skrzydle kaplica Sobie-
skiego, kt6ra W tych dniach
przesz}a w posiadanie polskiej
ongregacyizmartwychwstah
COW. Kaplica ia, cd navy
g}6wnej odosobniona, pred
stawia jedyny ocalony do
tychczas szczatek koscio}a
kamedu16w, zburzonego ME
gdys przez turk6w. w tel
to kaplicy, miedzy innemi,
znajduje sic prosty o}tarz
d%rewniany, PREY kt6rym dnia
~ wrzesnia roku 1858 Jan
Sokieski W obecnosci Karola
ksiecia Lotaryhskisgo, stu
zy} do mszy sw. kapucycno-
wi Ojcu Markowi d'Aviano.
w oftarzu widac starry obraz
Wniebowziecia Najsw. Maryi
Fanny i re]ikwie 6w. Leo
polda, a W przyleg}ej zakry-
styi przechowuja wspania}y
kielich, z powodu odnowy
koscio1a o~fiarowany W roku
1852 przez nuncyusza Bale
Pzela.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-05
Pribaltijski Kraj,

pismo rosyjskie pisze o In
flantach i Kurlandyi z obu-
rzeniem ma niemc6w to kra-
je zamieszkujacych, potom-
kach krzyzackich, kt6rzy sic
niewynarodowili i Gala dzi-
kosc i okrucienstwa tych by
1ych rycerzy mieczowych
odziedziczyli. Przeciwko tym
ciemiezycielom zwr6cili sic
ch}opi zaczeli ich z kraju
wypedzac przysz}o do krwa-
wych stare. Kotysze mszczac
sic "a dawne i MOVE krzyw-
dy palili ich zamki. Rad mo-
skiewski pod wp}ywem tych
neutrality-suspicious. wysfai
wojsko ma uspokojenie ale te
wojska grasuja tam teraz
jak hordy tatarskie. z MI
tawy donosi pismo VIE
czernyj Clos, re we wielu
przypadkach odm6wili po-
slusze1stwa prosci zo}nierze,
oficerom pijanym ME chcie-
Ii strzelac do ludu. NaWet
zastrzelili oficera zbyt okrut-
nego. Wyroki smierci glow
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-05
MOraInOsc W PrusaCh.

Liczba wiezien W Prusach
wynosi 1926. W ciagu roku
ubieg}ego skazano ma kare
smierci 48 morderc6w. Kary
,,cuchthausu" dom6w kar-
nych wynosza lat % tysiecy.
(Jest to suma powsta{a Z licz'
by lat kazdego poszczeg6lne-
go wieznia). Kary wiezienia
wynosza 40 tysiecy lat W cia-
ga roku. Me wliczono do to-
go wykazu :areszt6w policyj-
nych i kar dyscyplinarnych
wojskowych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-05
CIEKAWEl RZECZYl
HistOrya ~praWdziWa,

jak pewna angielka zazarto-
wala z ajenta wyborczego.
Rzecz do nasladowania W
kraju najucywilizowahszym
ma swiecie! - Pewien agita-
tor konserwatyst6w wciska}
sic do kazdego donu | ma
k}ania1 do wypor5w ma ko-
rzyS6 tychze. W pawnym do
mu ME zasta} robotnika, tyl-
ko zone. Ona wysfucha]a cier-
pliwie ,przekonywujacej'' je-
go mowy, a potem mt odrze-
k}a re MAJ jej musi g}oso-
wac ma demokrate DO ma
przyrzeczony nowy ubior. L
togo oswiadczenia uradowa}
sic agitator, DO pc wyborach
m6gf W razie ~niepomyzlnego
przebiegu wystapic ze skar-
ga ma przekupstwo i wyb6r
uniewaznic. Gdy owa iona
ME chcia}a wyjawic nazwiska
ofiarodawcy ubioru, wsuna1
jej agitator pieniadz W reke
"a wtedy ona mu oswald
czy}a: Potwierdzam to, co
m6wi}am, moi MAJ musi tax
jak ia chce, glosowac DO ia
sama mu ten nowy ubi6r
przyrzek}am! Agiitator po-
szed} jak zmyty!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-05

ME dziejja sic Wedlug wslkia
z66Wek j zyczeh tych baro
nov niemieckich, kt6rzy e y:
fairy upajaja "a swych po-
zostalych jeszoze zamrkziach,
prawia oni zolnnierzom % 9 @
krucie6stwach pope}niaanryclh
przez lotysz6w tymczase'1mn,
zbiegowie letewscy utrr;zzymlnlui
ia, re wszystkich tych besty-
alstw dopuszczaja sic SAM
oburzenia wsr6d
wojska nienawiSci do lofty
STOW.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-05
Ostatni ulan

polski z czas6w Napolea6'
skich.W Szczepankowie-j
donosi vDziennik Berlinski''
- zmarl W ostatnich dniach
120-letni Mateusz Szamkow.
ski, ostatni z u}on6w polskich
kt6rzy walczyli pod or}amj
Napoleona. Zmar}y, mime
niedostatku, cieszyf sic zaw-
SEE dobrem zdrowiem i do
piero W ostatnich latach stra-
Gil prawie zupe}nie wzrok.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-05
%Przykladne paryzatlln[l4lkli..

Pismo francuskie podaje
|ciekawa wiadomosc do czego
bogate panic paryzanki, ira
wiace czas ma lenistWie j
wszelkiego rodzaju przyje'mm-
naseiach, So iodine. zamiast
zajaG sic wzorowem wycho-
waniem dzieci, oddaja je "a
|miasto mamkom ma opieke
a same bawia sic 2 pieskiami
~pokojowemi. Ola Mich ku l'
puja obroze nasadzane bry-
lantami i zlotemi dzwonecz-
kami. Kaza robic ubiorki z
koronkami, a W kieszonkacth
umieszczaja chusteczki do
nosa. Do jazdy l~okomobilo-
wei daja i'm futerka, nawet
;okulary cd wiatru. Sprawia-
ia buciki trzewiki wysokie
IL delikatnej sk6rki W roma
itych kolorach. Piesek z do.
brej rodziny", DO rasowy
musi mice w}asne urzadzenie
toaletowe z wszelkiemi ele
ganckiemi przyrzadami, my
delkami, olejkami ftp. O ko-
niecznosc; wspierania ubo-
gich TAXA modna lafirynda
mic wiedziec ME chce. W le-
nistwie, niemoralnosci SWAT
elegancki ginie, a ME ma nj:
kogo, kt6ryby sic odwazys
temu rozbujaniu sic chwa-
stow zapobiedz. | taxi nar6d
chcia1by przodowac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-05
Zatrute vino.

Komisarzowi zdrowia p.
Darlington W New York do
stawiono butelke wilma, kt6re
mia}o bye czystem i prawdzi-
wen winem. P. Darlington
lie zbadaf i zanalizowa} i
przekona} sic, re zawiera wy
skok drzewny@ (alkohoD
twardy jab1ecznik (hard CT
der) i farbe analin6wa, czyli
re fabrykat ten byf nadzwy-
czaj niebezpieczna trucizna.
Fabrykant tego wyrobu, po-
ciagniety do odpowiedzialno-
Sci, %tiumaczy1 sic, re zmuszo-
nym byl do takiej fabryka-
cyl, przez domaganie sic pu-
blicznosci taniego wilma. Jest
to obraz bardzo smutny, ale
i pe}en dobrej. nauczki. Jak
czesto ~zauwazyc mona, ze ia
ME, ma{o Tub mic ME warte
wyroby, wmuszane SO W lu-
dzi, kt6rzy pragna kupit czy-
stego Trinera Gorzkiego Lee
czniczego Wilma, 0 kt6rem
vie, re jest bezpiecznem le-
karstwem i jedynem ma lola
dek. Wyrabiajacy to vino re-
czy "a to, re uzywa zawsze
tylko czystego, naturalnego
wilma i gorzkich roslin, bez
najmniejszej szkodliwej PREY
mieszki. LEX ten ma wybor-
ny, nieoceniony wp}yw ma
e c|$4.E a$EE"a.EsE ~. cItFa- 49, E-FrsrETH#%tb
caly organizm i ma tworzenie
sic novel krwi, przez to, ze
rosliny So nader starannie
wybrane i umiejetnie zmie-
.szane. Zniszczyc chorobe
MONA W zarodku przez uzy-
wanie tego kordya}u, gdy tyl-
ko ukaze sic zmniejszenie
.apetytu, albo oslabielnlii1e Gle
.lesne. Do dostania v ap-
tekach Tub u fabrykanta Jos.
|Triner, 100 So. Ashland, ave,
Chicago, Ill, jedynego fabry
kanta tego kordyalu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-05
N~ieslychane rzecZy.

w tenn ma ca}ym swiecie
najwiekszem miescie, maja-
Gem 5 milion6w mieszkan-
COW dzieja sic rzeczy nies{y-
chane. Pewien kupiec berlin
ski, kt6ry przybyl "a intere-
sami do Londynu, u}atwiw-
sly sic ze wszystkiem - po-
stanowi} uzyc zycia londyh-
skiego. Zapoznawszy sic "
lokalu z pewna 4adna dziew-
czyna, poszed} z MIA do jej
mieszkania. Zaledwie przesta-
pill prog pokoju, ona znik1a,
a on badajac pomieszkanie,
~otworzy} drzwi boczne = i
spostrzeg} trupa mezczyzny
swiezo zabitego, DO krew 2
niego ciek}a. Przerazony u
ciek1 2 pokoju, ale ma sieni
spotkal 2-ch mezczyzn bro
niacych mu wyjscia byl
silnym, vice piescia utoro-
wal sobie droge, j wypad} nna
ulice. Zaraz udal sic do poll
cyl, j W towarzystwie poll
cyanta powr6cil, ale, ze ma
tel ulicy wszystkie domy by
1{y 2 pozoru r6wne, ME m6gl
traffic ma zbrodniarzy, j zbro-
dnia pozostala " %tajemnicy.
I.E |EEE.a 2Esr NEEaNaF EanEEL
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-05
Wycieczka ola poszukiwaczy
siedzjby ma p6}nocnym "a
chodzie, zachodzie, i DO

fudniowYm zachodzie .
koleja North-W Western. Tykiety ex~
kursyjne do wyzej wymienionych
terytory6w sprzedawane beda pc
wielce znizonych cenach G{6wny
poclag 2 wagonami s%ypialnymi ola
turyst6w wolne ~roz.}adane krzes1a
,najlepsze z wszystkiego" 0 date
sprzedazy i zupe}ne informacye
zg}osic ie do agent6w kolei Chica-
go & North-W estern.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-05

Pile duszkiem .praWVilee' liitsr
wot,dlllk['si. Wypiil udal sie pote'm
do domu, polozyl sic Do s lllu
j wiecej sic ME lt obudzl}..
Strazsz.nla7 smierc!! Tax ME
przygotowany jak Rymaalr-
czyk, moze stana6 pred sa-
dem Bozym kazdy pijaczyna:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-05
Fatality a glupi przypa-
dek:

Wlasciciel Rymarczyk "
|Janowcu ma Weselnej uczcie
y sasiada zalozyl sic, - Wy
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-08-29
The Mission Field.
MAKING MISSION STUDY ATTRACTIVE.

At their recent meeting of the Young Peoples Mis-
sionary Convention at Ashevile, N. c. one feature
that was stressed by a number of the speakers was
the advisability of making the study of Missions as
attractive as possible; that while the Providence of
God is so manifest in the Missionary activity of tn
day in the home church and the foreign field everv
effort should be made to this interest and
in the study and presentation of the work in all ifs
phases 1T should be done in as attractive and diver
sifed manner possible.
1t seems to me that this is very necessary In
formation will lead to interest Very few Christians
could fail to be less interested if thew were
aware OF what is taking place now in the mission
fields We at the present time are fortunate in
having through Mr.. Cameron johnson, of 100 Grove
Avenue Richmond, Va, excellent opportunity for
presenting this matter in a very attractive form
through his stereoptican exhibit | was fortunate
enough to see this, recently at the Ashevile Conyen
tlon and 1t was of the best features of the Con-
vention He has travelled through India China ia
pan, Korea Egypt ETC., and has something like q
300 different Slides and being familiar with the stu
aton he Is able to explain them, thus intensifying
tne interest and accentuating the benefits to be de-
rived from it; taking up as he does our own fields
and individual workers in Korea japan and Chin.
with personal Renaissance of each
Lands, continents and seem to fade away
ana we are brought face to face with the scenes that
pass rapidly before 1t is an education in tse1f
and is simply magnificent. | believe that throucb
tnis medium our church has opportunity that is
uneXcelled for arousng initial interest Deeper
convictions and more sustained effort will he very
likely to follow. Aside from its educational nbas
regard to Missions, which is the prime object il is a
most delightful entertainment
don't know just what engagements Mr. johnson
mas out every church should arrange to get him tn
pay them visit if possible
L. E. MORGAN
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-08-29
CONGO REFORM.

Do"' pT'e"aS-l venture to appeal to you because
sure your desire to check the reign of Injustice and
horrd crime on the Congo is not a whit less strono
than mine You doubtless know that orr Govern
ment took leading part in making Leopold the Sill
ehe lord OF this regions and that for several wears
'ne congo Reform Association has been laborinp To
SECURE the Intervention of the nations that are TO-
sPohsipie for the existing state of affairs Row w
wi. morrison, ID. d., route to Africa writes r,o
from London: "The political situation ON the Con
20 is now at a crisis; the very life of our own and
other Protestant missions is at stake This Con ,o
'h Association has done splendid ioork and to it.
Is que primarily the creating of public sentiment in
america. 1t is more needed just at this iuncture
than ever before" But this mighty agency for tho
ieie OF oppression is in great strais-about S. DON
III deDt and IN peril of having discontinue IFS 1vor
o' iack OF funds to pay running expenses" Thew
nave Deen economical. "The only paid officer is tho
corresponding Secretary Can you not oiye and
aiso RAISE some money to help them out? Brother
the dearest rights that you and to-day eniov were
won by our martyr fathers at the point of the sword
ihls foulest blot modern civilization sbou1d ;f
necessary, be wiped out with a mailed hand Rut If
'e nations, whose concerted action made possible
nose awful crimes can be induced to Interfere TO-
',ei VIII come without bloodshed Contributions
mould be sent to the Congo Reform Association Room
~ fremont Temple Boston, Mass Believing that
you VIII do your best to save the twenty millions nm
Ohe congo from political and spiritual misery T ar,
Yours fraternaly,
j. p ROBERTSON
Sherman Texas.