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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17
CHEAP MONEY.

You can pay back any amount any
time on loans made from us, stopping
interest Immediately.
Exceptionally low rates OIL salt Lake
property or irrigated farms.
THE HOME TRUST & SAVINGS CO.
Paid up capital, s250000,
GLEN MILLER, President.
GEORGE SUTHERLAND,
Vice President.
AARON KEYsER, Vice Prest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17

with contralto solo from Miss Nettle
Thompson, Refreshments followed,
served by the Priests and Teachers OF
the ward under the direction OF David
A. Smith, their class Instructor. IN
strumental music was furnished by the
"Uneeda" orchestra, under the SUI
p,rylslon OF william II. thompson,
and the same orchestra furnished music
for the dancing which occupied the re-
malnder of the evening
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17
MALES BEAT FEMALES.

Weekly report Of the board OF health
for the week ending Feb, II;
There We're 80 births reported during
the week; IL males and II females,
There were II cases of contagious dis
eases reported, consisting OF cases Of
smallpox, . cases OF scarlet fever 1
case of dIphtheria and case Of chick
enpoX.
The total number OF cases remaining
under treatment is as follows: "a
cases Of smallpox In isolation hospital.
10 cases Of smallpox, 6 cases of scar
let fever, 6 cases Of dlphtheria, under
quarantine, and cases Of chickenpox
under treatment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.
Trustees Met Today with Board OF
Examiners.

The trustees Of the state Industrial
schoo. met with the board OF examiners
today FOR the purpose OF considering the
appropriation OF money for improve
ments needed at the school Among the
matters under consideration is the con-
structlon OF d new building, Mayor
Conroy, State Senator Hollingsworth
and Supt. II. IL. Thomas OF Ogden
were present AT the meeting today as
was also II. $. Joseph, Of this city
who Is also a trustee OF the instiiu-
ton
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17
NEW STAKE PRESIDENT.
G. s. Bastian IL Chosen TO Succeed W.
T.. Robinson OF Wayne County.

The announcement was officially made
at the office OF the First Presidency today
that Elder W. II. Robson, president OF
Wayne stake, who was released last No.
vember mt his own instance because e
prospective removal from his home at
Loa, had been succeeded by his first coun.
selor, Elder q s. Bastian. IL is under
stood that President Robson oontempates
leaving that section OF the state TO take
up his residence elsewhere. II Ia not
known Just whore he expects TO make his
future home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17
PHYSICIANS ABANDON
HOPE FOR MCCALL.

Lakewood, y. j.. Feb. 11.-Physicians
Of John A. Mccall, the former presi-
dent of the New York Life Insurance
company. today announced that almost
all hope for his recovery has been
abandoned. Mr., Mccall was much
weaker today than at any previous time
during his illness, this condition being
due largely to the fact that for several
days ne has been able to take only
small quantities OF liquid nourishment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17
REUNION AND SOCIAL,
Annual AFFAIR Was Held at Sugar
House Ward Last Evening.

The annual reunion and social NJ the
Sugar House ward was held last even
ing and as some 500 persons we're
present the Westinghouse could not
hold them, and the amusement hall had
to be utilized. 1t seemed as though
all the ward was there, Mormon, Jew
and Gentle. Edward n. Anderson IA
vored the audience with an address on
the missionaries and their varied Ax-
periences; Preston u. Richards 81 ke
on "Our Young J ople," and Bishop
Whitaker and President T. Y. Taylor
also spoke, The choir gave a program
under the direction Of Angus NJ. Aston,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17
DON'T FORGET YOUR NAME

Guessers IN tho when VIII the Ten
Thousand Subscriber Sign" contest
are warned against leaving OF names
and addresses Many guesses have
been received without names. BE
thoughtful.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN BELL TELE-
PHONE COMPANY,
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cape, and the officer Is now looking FOR
him.
lust how the trouble began, OF the
names OF the participants, could not
be learned. II Is understood, however,
that one man stabbed another through
the arm. inhicting an ugly and danger
GUS wound. The wounded man Is In
custody but refuses To talk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17
WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local office OF tho weather
bureau for the "a hours ending at 6 a, m.
today:
Barometer reading at a. m, $50
inches; temperature at . a. m, IS de-
grees; maximum. AZ; minimum. 80, mean,
10, which Is 5 degrees above normal.
Relative humidity, 70 per cent
FORECAST TILL 6 p. NJ. SUNDAY,
Local forecast for Salt Lake City and
vicinity:
Partly cloudy tonight ana Sunday; prob.
ably rain sunday.
II. ]. HYATT,
Local Forecas,er.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17
CUTTING AT GARFIELD.
Two Greeks Engage In n Row and
One Is Stabbed.

Late this afternoon Il was reported
that several Greeks employed at Car
field, had engaged in a row which 'er.
minated In cutting scrape. Sheriff
Emery was unable to obtain the details,
and this afternoon, accompanied by
deputies, has gone 10 the scene OF the
trouble. II Is understood that Night
Waterman Dillon at Garfield. has
placed several men under arrest, but
the principal offender managed TO es.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17
GRANITE STAKE.

The quarterly conference OF the Gran
lite stake OF Zion Will be held at the
stake tabernacle on Saturday and sun.
day. Feb. II and Is, meetings to COM
mence at 10 a. m. and y. m. II Is as
pecially requested that the heads Of all
quorums. stake and ward organizations
be present at the meetings to be held
on Saturday.
FRANK Y. TAYLOR,
EDWIN BENNION,
JOHN NJ. CANNON
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17
CHURCH NOTICES

Regular services OF the Church n,
Jesus Christ OF Latter-day Saints viii
be held In the Tabernacle at n. ~
tomorrow. Sunday. Sunday school n, n
a. m, and meetings In the city warS
assembly rooms and adjacent wards a.
fOlloWp. Ns a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17
ISSUANCE OF LABELS.
Ladies' Auxiliary Met Last Evening
With the Executive Committee.

a committee Of the Ladies' auxiliary
OF the Manufacturers and Merchants
association met last evening with the
executive committee of the NJ. g. NJ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17
DIED.

RoBERTSON.-ln this city yesterday az
ternoon from abscess, John W. Robert
son. aged 53 years.
Funeral notice later.
ADAMs.-At . Midway Ave. this city
yesterday afternoon, OF consumption, III.
len II. Adams, aged "a years
Funeral services at Fifteenth ward
Westinghouse, Sunday. at IL m.
BAlLEY.--At the L. D. 8 hospital, Feb.
l6, 1906. Emma Bailey. aged B years a
native OF England.
Funeral services at the Twentieth ward
Westinghouse Monday, Feb. 10. at 2 p M
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take LAXATIVE ,BRoMo Quininc Tab.
let's Druggists refund money lfit falls TO
cure, E. W GROVES signature Ii on sacn
box 25e
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17
Hoods Sarsapari||a

Is the specific purify vaze and enrich impoverished blood build new
healthy tissues make the weak strong is The Spring Medicine
ID
purri o anedcna
Sold Hood Co, Low,Als
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17
LOOKS BErTER roR sMoor.

Referring to the Smoo' invosiiga-
ton Mai, Young said: Il met Sena-
tor SmoOt often, and attended one ses-
sion Of the investigating committee, at
which there were present many of the
leaders Of the Re-organized church.
They seemed to be expecting to be
called TO testify. but they were not.
TIE sentiment In Washington seemed
TO favor Senator Shoots being retain
ed. and his chances are generally re-
garded as better than they were. Sem
ator Smoot has made many friends
by his attention TO duty, and his faith
fuincss IN committee work to which
he has been assigned. From what |
could gather from newspaper men.
and IN general conversation his
chances Of being retained are becom-
ing steadily better"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17
Choicest Designs

OF IS leading American and Europeas
factories. 100000 rolls new Wall Paper
GEO. W. EBERT & CO.. 81 Main,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17
WEBBING MUCH TALKED or.

Regarding affairs IN general Maj
Young stated that he met number
of Utah boys there, attending school,
and that they were all getting along
splendidly. The main topic Of con-
yerSatlon in Washington was Of course
the wedding Of Miss Alice, which abb
sorbed the attention OF congressman
and senator's quite as fully az that 81
the general public outside Of tho capl-
tul
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17

r Il Evans, Florist, sc g. Main St
Floral Designs a Speciality. Phones ISL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17

The religion class workers Of tina
Granite stake are reminded OF the
meeting Monday evening, Feb. 10. al
1880 IN the Granite stake tabernacle A
good attendance IL desired. Daniel z,
Jones. superintendent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17
HELP WANTED.

SALESMAN WANTED. ONE WHO
has some experience In shoes clothing and
gents furnishings, must give reference
Bowers 6chwsitssr Co., Rigby, Ida
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17

A conference Of the Relief society OF
the Second ward VIII be held In tho
Westinghouse tomorrow evening, be-
ginning at $3.50 o'clock. An excellent
musical program has been arranged fo-
the occasion. and several speakers VIII
discourse on the various branches OF
the work.
The quarterly conference OF the Re
lief societies OF the Jordan stake Will
be held In Draper ward, Feb. 20. Meet
ings TO convene at 10 a. m. and l D. m.
A good attendance Is desired. Marlnda
Bateman, president; Hilda Larson.
counselor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17
LnO LUlIIUV
WESTERN SUGAR
AND SMOOT CASE
Major Young Talks on Those
Questions and on the White
House Wedding.
FATE OF PHILIPPINE BILL.


Maj. Richard ". Young has re-
turned TO Salt Lake after un absence
OF two weeka In Washington, d. c.,
whore he went IN the interest OF west
ern sugar production and TO inquire
into the pending Philippine tariff bin.
Maj. Young WAS seen today by a
News" representative, and when
asked for statement on the tariff bill.
he said.
"Of course Il Is impossible 20 say
what will be the fate OF the bill. There
ia a strong sentiment among western
senators, who are almost a unit In OPP
posing II. on account Of the western
sugar interests. and there Is opposition
also among southern senators, who
represent cane sugar producing sec-
tons. The measure Is not President
Roosevets bill. so much ms IL is Secy
Taft's bill, and IN Washington It Is
generally understood that the presi-
dent Is standing behind II ~ II comes
from his secretary OF war II II goes
through It VIII be materially amended
IN my judgment, in the interests OF the
beet sugar industry
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-09

szej poezyi plynal z niej j
porywal v si6dme niebo stu
|chacz6w. Me byla to uz He
lena Modrzejewska, byla to
Adryanna j rzeczyWista, roz-
rzewniajaca rozkochana A
|dryanna. w aatraktach MOI
ma by1o dopiero ocenic wra-
zenie, jake wywarla ma pu-
bliczposci. Slowa: splendid.
splendid rozlegaly sic mao
kolo. Wyrazano g}osno ME
Ware W to, ze uczyla sic do
piero Cd osmiu miesiecy pc
angielsku. Reporterowie gazet
latali, jak szaleni, nasluchu-
JAG, co m6wi publicznosc.
Pu1kownik Hinton, redaktor
Evening POST, przybiegi-
sly do jednego z naszych
rodak6w, wykrzykna} z czy-
sto ameryka6skim entuzyaz-
mem: Nov she is worth
100000 dollars!" (Teraz juz
ona ma 100000 do]ar6w).
S}yszalem ma w}asne uszy,
jak m6wiono, re chociaz W
jej angielszczyznie jest pc
wien odcie6 obey, to jednak
powinna wszelkiemi sifami
starac sic 60 zachowac, DO
to jest ,,wcielona s}odycz".
(Ciag dalszy nastapi).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-09
Cd WYDZIAKU


Nasz zacny prezes. Wei.
ks. K. Truszyhski ]uz W do
mu. Dzieki Bogu! Podr6z je-
go trwala przeszlo szes6 ME
siecy. w tym czssie zwiedzil
Rzym az diva razy oraz wszy-
stkie dzielnice naszej ukocha-
nej Ojczyzny rozmawiaf z
najwybitniejszymi dzie}aczami
polskimi W Europe ma polu
religijnem i narodowem, TAXI
mi jak n. p. Arcybiskup Sy-
mon. Biskup Roop we Will
ME, ks. Skiermunt, ks. Ora.
lewski, Henryk Sienkiewicz,
Antoni Osuchowski. prezy-
dent Mac:erzy szkolnej W Kr6-
lestwie Polskiem. We wszyst~
kich dzielnicach Polski do
znal najserdecaniejszego pray
jecia. w szedzie tez zauwazy},
czego nigdy przedtem do
strzedz ME m6g}, wielkie zain~
teresowanie SIC Polonia ame-
r~ykahska, do czego niewat-
pliwie w znacznej mierze
przyczynil sic ks. Waclaw
Kruszka, nasz rzymski dele
gat. ...r
Parafianie ks. Truszyhskie-
go ciesza SIC niezmiernie z
powrotu swego ukochanego
proboszcza. Me mniei z jego
powrotu rad jest / Wydzial
Wykonawczy. KS. Truszydski,
zapoznawszy sic gruntownie
re sprawami polskiemi W Eu-
ropie, bedzie m6gl 0 lyle
skuteczniej w Wydziale Wy
konawczym pracowae ola Po-
lonii amerykanskiel. Daj Boze'
0 sprawe ulepszenia po-
drecznikow szkolnych niekto.
rzy z przyjaci6l szko
nictwa naszego zaczeli sic
mocno obawiae. Przyczynile
sic do tego nasze Q niej zby
dlugie milczenie. Niektoryn
sic zdawalo. re ulepszenie po.
drecznik6w szkolnych ma dlu'
go zostanie zagrzebane. Tai
jednak ME jest. Milczelism,
wprawdzie Q tenn wszystkiem
DO tego zdawalo wymaga,
~pomyslne rozwiazanie same
sprawy; lecz milczac dziaia,
przeciez ME przestalismy. Re
zultatem tel piracy jest ma
wiazanie stosunkow przyjaz.
nych : przedstawicielanli dwl
inajprzedniejszych polsklicl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-09

spolek wydawniczych y "A
meryce. Ma postawie tych
istosunkow utworzymy v kr6t-
kim czasle komisye ulepsz'es-
MIA podrecznikow szkolnych
" sklad kt6rej wejdzie:: trzech
szIonk6w Z ramienia Wydzia-
III Wykonawczego. tudziez Pc
idw6ch Z kazdej spolki - ra-
zem siedmiu. Zadaniem tel
}komjsyi., bedzie: n zbadae
istotne wady brakt dytych-
czas uzywanych podrecznikow
|polskich; y wypracowat plan
podlug kt6rego ulepszenla
maja bye dokonywane; 81 O
pracowanie podrecznikow POI
szczegolnych. W tel tax waz~
nej piracy komisya bedzie "a
sjegac rad | wskaz6wek ma
szych pedagog6w. 1ch suro-
wei krytyce podda prace
swo)e. Tylko to. CO wytrzy-
ma krytyke, bedzie uznane
LA dobre. Wstepne posiedze--
ME odbedzie sic prey kohcu
miesiaca sierpnia. O materya}
potrzebny do piracy Wydz.
Wyk. pilnie sic krzata. Po--
drecznikow szkolnych many
|juz dosyc DUO. Many mia
oowjcie pc ~egzemplarzu POI
drecznikow polskich wyda-
wanych W Ameryce; dalej. Pc
egzemplarzu podrecznikow ga
licyjskich; wreszcie Pc ~eg-
zemplarzu niekt6rych pod
recznik6w angielskich / ME-
mleckich amerykahskiego wy,
DANA. w tych dniach spo-
dziewamy sic otrzymac duza
przesylke podrecznik6w. poll
skich wydawanych W Kr6le-
stwie Polskiem, ktore ks.
Truszyhskiemu ola uzytku
Wydzia|u Wykonawczego Or
fiarowal p. A. Osuchowski,
prezydent Polskiej. Macierzy
Szkolnej W Krolestwie Pol
skiem. Referat programowy
ola komisyi ulepszenia po-
drecznik6w wypracowuie pow:
szechnie znaoy professor " Se-
minaryum sw. Franc'szka, W ".
St. Francis. Wis.,, tudziez re-
daktor i wydawca ,Przewod-
nika Polskiego," ks, B. Cos
ral> "...>.
Ostatnimj easy ,,Narod
Polski" wraz z innemi -czaso..
pismami omawial dose obszer~
ME potrzebe za}ozenia MA
Clergy Szkolnei" W Ameryce.
Szczegolniesza uwage ma te
potrzebe zwraca Federacyi P.
K. Ze organizacya takaIprzy
dalaby sic wychodztwu ma
szemu, o tenn chyba dwu zdah
bye ME moze. Chetnieby tel
do jej powstania Wydzial
Wykonawczy..reke przylozyl,
gdyby oPr6cz pro]ektodaw-
Cow, szumnie swoje przyszle
subskrypcye ma rzecz MA
cierzy.Polskiej'' oglasza)acych,
Ijak ow obywatel z Detroit,
co to. al $500 ma eel powyz-
sly zlozye obieca}. znalazlo
sic kilku aktualnych of.aro-
l . a, n 6,r, 1%k.,.l, @l;a%
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-09
PierWsZe Wystepy
Heleny MOdrzejeWskiej
W Ameryce.
(Ciag dalsz ~.
u Dziennika Chicagoskiego.

Zauwazyli juz niejedno-
krotnie krytycy, j warsaw
soy i obey, re jedna : wybit-
niejszych poteg naszej well
kiej artystki jest niewypo-
wiedziany urok niewiesci.
Poprostu jest to tax sympa-
tyczna postac, tax chwytajaca
"a SERGE, tax nawskros ko-
bieca i idealna, re kto ia raz
widzia1, ten przyzna, il po-
dobnej ME spotka} nigdy ma
scenic. Publika patrzy ma kaz-
d. lima artystke, jake ma ar
tystke. Ocenia jej gre; zach
wyca sic lub ME, jak wypa-
da i dosyc ma tenn. Osobi-
stosc ME odgrywa tn 5adnej
roll. z pania Modrzejewska
dzieje sic przeciwnie. Chwy-
ia ona Widza "a SERGE czem?
kobiecoscia, jakims rzewnym
urokiem. Nawiazuje sic jakas
niewidzialna nitka sympa-
tyczna miedzy publicznoscia
artystki. Widzowie poprostu
kochaja ia, jakby siostre VIA
sna, jakby wlasne dziecko.
Jej powodzenie stale sic oso-
bista sprawl kazdego. TAX
>by}o wszedzie, i ten czar ME
poiety ME zawi6d} tn. Spoj~
rza}es pc twarzach wszedzie
widzia}es przychylnosc:: car
dzia}a}. Poczeto patrze6 ma
MIA, jak ma s1odka istote, kt6-
rel Mkt ME zrobi}by krzyw-
dy, jakby ME zrobi} go}ebio-
wi. SIysza}em naoko}o s}owa:
Very nice! very nice!... O!
by God! How sweet! Oak
s}odka). Tymczasem akcya o.
zywi}a sic ma scenic. Niezr6w-
nanej kobiecie przysz}a ca
Ia potega W pomoc niezr6w-
mana artystka. Gdy nadesz}a
kolej ma bake. La Fontai-
ne'a, publicznosc zatrzyma}a
oidech W E'iersiach. Jakies
niewypowiedziane przeczucie
kaza}o oczekiwac wszystkim
czegoS niezwykiego. Clos ar
tystki rozleg1 sic, jak-
by zaziemska muzyka, pc
wszystkich zakatkach teatru.
w oczach rodak6w zab}ys}y
}zy... O! juz by}o zwyciestwo!
zwyciestwo wielkie, W rocz-
nikach polskiej sztuki ME-
s}ychane. Gdy sko6czy}a, ci~
sza trwa}a jeszcze przez chwi-
lie, jakby publicznosc ME zdo-
}a}a sic ocknac cd razu z u
pojenia. Potem... 'trudno OPT
sac, co sic stale. Burza praw-
DIVA oklask6w, okrzyk6w,
nawo}ywa6. Emma z natury
publicznosc unios}a sic do to-
go stopnia, i potem dzienni-
karze m6wili mi, re, jak A.
meryka Ameryka, ME pamie-
tano takiego entuzyazmu.
Nieszcze6liwy Maurycy Sa-
ski piec razy zaczyna} sw6j
frazes i pie6 razy ME m6g1
90 sko6czy6. Aktorowie sami
byli zdziwieni. Ia publicz"
nose zwykle ME oklaskuje
nikogo. Artystka sama ME
=spodziewa}a sic niczego po'
.dobnego. Pc sko6czonym
:akcie wysz}a rozrzewniona
upojona. Teatr wy}, ryczaf
sklaska}, tupa}. Mezczyzni Cd
*bierali swoim ladies" bu'
kiety i ciskali je ma scene
starry rodacy nasi plakali
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-09
CORRESPONDENCE
~GRENVJLLE, So. Oak.

UhEN YJLLE, 50. OAK.
Szanowna Redakcyo Wiarusa!
Mialem cos napisat do VIA
rusa ale grefle rzuciiem W
kat DO mic wesolego ME wien,
lecz zn6w pomyslalem sobie:
czy to tylko zawsze 0 weso-
ZACH pisac, MONA przeciez |
inne nowiny do Wiarusa pc.
dat. y mas teraz cieplo. luz
die sic poca PREY zniwieniu
siana -jedni take juz iecz-
mien sieka. - Chicagoscy
goscie: PAM Julianna Szy-
manska / studenci: Jan Chmie-
lewski i pan Patub:cki i pam
na Jadwiga sic z nami pozeg~.
nall odjechali do domu.
Jak Sc cos zdarzy, to zar
raz lyle naraz, jakby Sc o.
kret rozwalil. U mas teraz to
nc wiecej jeno konie ucieka-
liza. kalecza i zabjaja. Chlopiec
syn FIR. Kurkowsklego grabil
siano, konie Z MIN i grabla-
mi uciekly tax chIopca po-
tlukiy. re wolano ksiedza !
doktora; obecnie Jest chop
Gu lepiej. TAX samo Jana
Wirkusa konie uciekly | po-
tlukly CRADLE ma wiory po-
szorki pozrywa}y ma kawa|ki;
lest to szkoda i strata okrop~
ma. TrzecYe nieszczescie spo-
VIC dowane przez konie jest
ma jokroPniejsze. Andrea HI
rex zaprzagl konie do novel
|zniwiark' ably ia wypr6bowac
w ieczmieniu, w tenn sic cos
W p}6tnach zapakowalo. a gdy
konie STAG ME chcia}y. po-
skoczyl naprz6d ably je uspo~
koit, krzyknal ma ME. lecz ko-
ME tenn bardzie) sic wystra-
szy}y / go zwrocily, dePta|y
60 lamiac mu rece, a potem
Gala maszyna, DO DUE kofo.
przeszlos'mu przez piers, druz~
gocac mu )e. w poniedz'alek
sic to- stale. a we czwartek
przy licznym wsPoludziale
paraflan. ~odprowadzono zw}o-
TX, sp, Andrzeja H'rka ma
wieczny spoczynek. By} on
'dobrym paraf'aninem. MECH
mu ia ziemia bedzie lekka.
Wzialem do rfki milwauc~
lkiego Kuryera z dnia 26 LIP.
Ca czytam, al naraz natra-
lflam, re Wiarus i ks. Pachol~
ski okropnie sic nasmiewali z
lnieszczescia. kt6re sic wyda-
rzylo Wiel. ks. Kruszce W Ri
Ipon, : powodu IL mu sic ko
lsci6l spalii = mn,e to gor-
iszylo. juz mia'em chez klac ma
1Wiarusa az by sic jasno robi-
To - smiac sic z czyjego ME
szczescia - ale ws1rzymalem
sic / poszukalem sobie Wa
rusa 2 10 Lipea i@tam czytam
tie hahbiace ~wysmiewiska, a
vice teraz kline, lecz ME ma
Wiel ks. Pacholsklego. ale
ma Kuryera mllwauckiego;
gdym ze zlosci ostygl mysle
Isobie. ze mole to bylo prof.
no, DO mole Michalkowi ma
lple macica wlazla W levy box
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-07-10
CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT.

j. s. Coel, who has had charge of the
management of the Continental store
in this city since it was established three
and one-half years ago, has been as
signed to the management of the new
store recently purchased by Griffith d
Entzminger in the city of Eau Claire.
He will be succeeded here by Henry
Treveranus, of Green Bay, who has al
ready entered upon his duties and who
will move his family here shortly. Mr..
Treveranus is pleasant gentleman to
meet and no doubt will succeed in
maintaining and building up the bust
ness so successfully conducted by his
predecessor.
All of our people who have had deal
ings with Mr.. Coel regret greatly that
he had to leave Wausau, but their re-
gret is somewhat offset by the knowl
edge that he gets better position with
a larger salary attached. He is a very
pleasant, courteous gentleman and his
fair treatment has built up for his firm
very large business in Wausau and
the same conditions will be true of the
Eau Claire store under his manage
ment.
On Thursday evening the local branch
of the Knights of Columbus, of which
he was treasurer, gave banquet in his
honor. +. p. Regner acted as toast
master and many responded to toasts
Mr.. Coel departed for his new field of
labors on Friday and as soon as he can
complete arrangements he will move
his family. John Anderes, who has
acted as cashier in the Continental for
n number of years, will serve in a like
capacity in the Eau Claire store.