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The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-12-20
Serious Powder Explosion.

Bluefield. w. Va.-The explosion of
10000 pounds of powder, loaded on
three mine cars and drawn by mine
motor, at Eckman. caused the death
of one person and the injury of nine
others, Two women in houses nearby
are among the seriously injured, The
men We're on the powder-laden cars,
The powder was in tins and was being
moved from a freight car TO the maya
Ting when sparks from the motor
wheels or current from the motor set
ii off
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-12-20
BEER HALLS FOR VETERANS.
Plea for Retention of Canteen Feature
of These Homes.

Washington. -Beer halls in several
branches OF the National Home for
Disabled Volunteer Soldiers netted
profits to the government aggregating
$165, 45i during the last year accord
ing to the annual report of Colonel
John |. Chamberlain inspector gen
eral, whose annual report to the sec
rotary of war is one of the strongest
recommendations for the retention of
the canteen feature of these homes
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-12-20
THAT GRADUATING DANCE.

number of the citizens are justly
up in arms at the public school teach
ers for conducting school dances. 1t
Is alleged by some that the gradual
ing dance" recently held was a dis
grace to the schools and the city. 1t
is said some of the boys got full and
misbehaved themselves. Arrests fol-
lowed for selling liquor to minors, but
the prosecution seems TO hang fire.
Tribune.
1t is exceedingly sorrowful to learn
that the entertainments furnished by
the schools are to be unjustly criti-
cised by representative of our own
district; one who should lend his
every energy to right the wrongs done,
rather than faunt the misfortunes of
few as the misdeeds of commu-
nifty.
| 1t is true that some of the young
boys of our town misbehaved them
selves, but IL is not true that they
were members of our eighth grade
class, neither is it true that the dance
was disgrace.
Two of the three boys implicated are
not students of the district schools
at all. Neither of the boys was at
the dance, and to blame the teachers
for their actions is worse than max
ing Peter responsible for the sins of
Judas.
If we are rightly informed, all
those arrested were members of a
certain divine's church. Why not lay
the responsibility at his gracious feet,
for all good shepherds should take
heed unto themselves and unto the
flock over which they have been made
overseers, lest at any time wolves
should enter in among them and de.
stroy the flock,
We as teachers realize the great re-
sponsibility under which we labor and
so also do we understand that to a
greater or less degree we are in
directly-not directly--accountab for
the conditions of our city We are
molders, it is true; but We do not feel
that the schools should be held re-
sponsible for all the evils of coun-
try, else what need be there of pay
ing ministers and divines?
The schools are doing all in their
power to better the children of our
country. They are endeavoring day
by day through constant labor to fur
nish the nation with men and women
of honor and integrity. How far they
are succeeding in this, the future will
declare. The past, by which We
judge of that yet TO come, tells a
most beautiful story. AT present we
are bending toward the good Con.
ditions are being ameliorated as the
years roll on. Being optimistic in our
views. we feel that the future is full
of beautiful pictures pleasing to eyes
of our most critical friends.
Fellow citizens, we are very CRATE
full to you for your hearty co-opera'
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-12-20
Eczema and Pile Cure

Free Knowing that it was to
suffer will give FREE OF CHARGE,
TO any afflicted positive cure for Ecze-
ma, Salt Rheum, Erysipeas, Piles and
Skin Diseases. Instant relief. Don't
suffer longer, Write F, w, WILLIAMS,
400 Manhattan Avenue, New York. En-
lose Stamp.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-12-20
List24 indemnity School Land Selection.
TleE.
United States Land ONO,
Salt Lake City, I tab.


r. , July 9th, 90o.
Notiee Is hereby given that the State of Utah
mas hled In this ONCE q list OF No q OF lands
selected by the said State, az Indemnity School
Lands, under section OF the Act of Congress,
approved July 10, 1905 The following traets'
embraced in said list, are found TO he whit
viz N'A' VI onHS
MERIDIAN v" S"' LINN
copy OF said list, so far as It relates To .ait
tracts; by descriptive subdivisions has been
consplcuously posted In this once for insnec.
Tic generally. .A' P"o
within the next sixty dayS following tnr
oat OF This notice under departmental instruc-
uons OF January TO- 1905 protests or copies, ,
against the claim OF the State TO any nf tbs
tracts or subdivisions hereinbefore described
on the ground that the same is more yaluable
TOT mineral than agricultural purposes. viii b,
received ana noted for report TO the general
land ONCE AT Washington, ID. C. Failure So 10
protest OF contest. within the time speciGed
VIII De considered sufficient evidence of IN,
non-mlneral character OF the tracts and Inc
selection thereof, being otherwise free from
ooJecuon. will be recommended for opproyai
r,.,,, FRANK d HOBBS, Register
first publication July 20, 1905
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-12-20
Probate and Guardianship Notices.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Consult County Clerk or the respective sign
ers for further information.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-12-20

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the District Court OF the Fourth Judicial
District Of the State of Utah, in and for Utah
county.
Estate OF Lucy ID. Miller deceased,
Creditors will present claims with vouchers
to the undersigned at his place OF residence, at
Spanish Fork, Utah county State of Utah, on
or before February eth. 1907.
MARINUs LARSEN, Executor.
A. b, MORGAN, Attorney for Executor
First publication Oct. 2b 1906.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01
CHINY.

- Odradzaja sic. W1asci-
vie ME MONO m6wi6 jeszcze
dokonanem odrodzeniu
p~a6stwowej potegi Chin, fax
tenn jednak Jest rozpoczete
odradzanie sic tel potegi. W
naszych czasach militarnych
odrodzenie take dokonuje
sic " istocie jedynie przez
armie. Owoz zdaje sic, ze
minely juz CA
sy, kiedy Chiny miaiy tylko
armia uhumorystyczna'. Try
ostatnie lata zmienily po1oze-
ME gruntoWnie, a obecnie
.Chiny posiadaja jul 100 ty:'
siecy Wojska doskonale wye
wiczonego, uzbrojonego,
m~undurowanego izorganizo.
wanego calkiem pc europej'
|sku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01
POLSKA.

Warszawa. Og1oszono tn
move obowiazujace postano-
wienie, dotyczace u2ywan1a
jezyka polskiego v gminach,
sadach, szko}ach poczatko-
wych i korporacyach. Posta-
nowien1e to opiewa, re Wszy-
soy, kt6rzy " ~jakikaolwiek
spos6b przekrocza ukaz car.
ski, zezwalajacy na wsp61rze-
dne uzywanie jezyka pol
skiego . jezykiem rosyjskim
" u%rzedowaniu gmin, karani
beda grzyWna az do 5000
rubli, przyczem cz}onkowie
rad gminnychs o~dpowiadae
beda solidarnie wszzyscy "a
jednego. Il treSci postano-
vienna tego wynika, re kara
nj maja bye ci, kt6rzY uzy-
wac beda " sprawach gmin-
nych wylacznie jezyka pol
skiego, iak r6wniez ci, kt6rzy
domagae sic beda wylacznie
urzedowania " jezyku rosyj-
skim. Przysyp. Red.
Pod Zabkowicami ma
pad}a grenada ludzi uzbro-
jonych ma pociag, ~przeWozacy:
uwiezionych. Dano podobno
200 strza16w 2 rewolwer6W,
przyczem raniono i vienna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01
WKOCHY.

Rzym. Obecnie bawi tn
:arcybiskup lwowski obrzadku
ormia6skiego, J6zef Teodo-
rowicz Wedlug krazacych
tn poglosek, ksiezniczka Bat
tenberska, przyszla malzonka
kr6la hiszpanskiego Alfonso,
a siostrzenica kr6la angiel-
skiego Edwarda VII, przy-
bedzie do Rzymu, ably pu-
blicznie precise na1ono Kos
ciola katolickiego. Jej ojciec
jest synem Polki z domu
Hauke W Warszawie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01

jak najsuroWiej. Hakatystyczt-
IA gazeta NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ga sic, ably murzyni sic bez-
WarunkoWo poddaf albo, ably
imlWytocz,ono Wojne celem
zupelnego ich WytepielnliIa;a.
kultura- ME ma co
=moWiG! ,,ReichsanzeigerV
Ioglasza cesarskie rozpoo-
.rzadzenie, ma mocy kto-
rego majatek murzynoW,
mieszkaiacych v koloniach
Observation-Disclosures Airy
moe bye skonfiskoWWany,
to jest zabrany ma rze.c zee
skarbu. Dotyczy to gl6wnie
lych=murzyn6W, ktorym 20
stanie udowodnionem ze
wystepowali czynnie przeciw-
10 niemcom. Zabranie ma,
istku moe nakaza6 guberna-
tor. Czy wypadki dotychcza..
sowe ME pouczyly tamtYch
dzialaez6W, ze tylko dobrocia
i lagodno5cia MONA pozys-
kac zyczliwos6 i spok6j?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01
FRANC KATE sekI.
J0ZEFBINGH, kasyer
PINE CREEK, Wis.

We wtorek % Stycznia Q
godzinie 9 tel pred polud-
MEM, po1aczyl Wiel. Ks. J.
Cara Wezlem ma}zenskim
pana Marcina Wnuka j panne
[Dominike Peplinska. Druz-
bami pana mlodego byli
|Franciszek Peplihski, brat
panny mlodej j Jan Pelow-
ski, a druzkami panny MO
del byiy panny Marya Roza-
liza Piechowska i Stefania
Pepli6ska, siostra panny
mlodej. Pahstwo m1odzi.
|gdy sic udali do ko5ciola,
przygryWa]a i'm marsza We
selDego kapela, sk1adajaca sic
2 dWunastu os6b; to samo
bY1o j PREY powrocie 2 koscio-
la. w domu rodzic6w panny.
mlodej bawiono sic tahczo-
no, bylo co jesc pie, a gosci
tez sic zjeehalo bardzo wiele.
Takiego wesela " Pine Cree
.ku jeszcze ME bylo mowilii
goscie miedzy SODA. Byfo
take kilkanascie os6b 2
Winony jak: Regina Fran
ciszka i Jan Ginter, Is. Win
czewski, NJ. Ciemihski, ].
Lesman, r. Hill, a. Kukow
ska, I. Piechowski 2 iona ].
c6rka Maryanna j 3. Durec-
|ki z iona Marshlandu.
Pa6stwu mlodym szczese
Boze " ich pozyciu mai zen
|skiem.
Ktos 2 goSci weselnych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01

1ssAomitetdo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES al:
q Koperski,z JaokoHskI, ..
Michalowslki. -
Komitet do zaproszenia m66W1c66wy
ilu1rrz la.l1e1n tsproggrammu: e. is. Skoa
81 q y as akoWssklli, M.F. Kaez-
zlntar1alA W. Matnlajjtis.
5 s['s'1n, s.B. Liipczynski, NJ Nojs
taleWlcz, MichaIoWsk, Is Ko-
walkoWski, PAM MiskiieWviicz,
pa~niE 49,
Nasteepne posledzeniie tel spra-
vie odbsdzie sic y halitow. 6w.
Nojjcleoha Y czwartek 8=go Iutego
3 godzinie 8;mei wiieczorem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01
OszustWO Wlily!kryte.

hilku podrabiaczy robiIo v o.
statnim ozasie j pr6boWafo sprzedaa6
:nasladowane D. King'a noWy wy
nalazek ma suchoty, kaszel zazi le
bienie, oraz inne lekarstwa, przez
to oszukiwsli publicznos6 To jest
ably was ostrzedz pred takimi
ludzmi, ktt6rzy szukaja korzyscl.
,przez kradziez rozglosu leksrstw,
kt6re byIY skutecznem lekarstW.m.
ma choroby przez presto 50 lat.
=Niezawodne protekcya dlaWas, jest
nasze imie na owiianiu. UWazajcie
"a MIN wszystkich DR.. King'a,
albo Bucklena Iekarstwaoh jaks
wszystkichinnych jest Wiecej na-
.sladowania. IL. E. Backlen q Co.
Chicago, I'll. Windsor, Canada.
h% $3.50
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01
re sWIATAs
NIEMCY.

Kolonia. w prseszlym ty-
godniu zebrali sic tn u KS.
arcybiskupa kardynaIa Fis:
chera Wszyscy biakupi pro-
wincyi nadrehsko.Westfal-
skiej, jake to biskup treWir-
ski,smonasterski paderborn-
ski. IByl tez obecnym ksiazee
biskupw roclawski, KS. kar-
dynal Kopp! NiezaWodnie
toczyly sic tam wazne nara
dy st6sunku Ko6c:ola ka-
tolickiego do pafstwa prua-
kiego. Nadmieniamy, he
przed kilku tygodniam ks.
kardyna} Kopp odWiedzil tez
ks. arcybiskupa gnieznieh-
skiego i poznahskiego; a list
cesarzaniemieckiego i kr6la
pruskiego wyst6sowany do.
ks. arcybiskupa gnieznie1-
i pozna6skiego " spra-
vie 'nauki religii, zdaje sic
wskazywac, re chodzi Q przy-
wr6cenie wiekszego znacze-
mia nauki religii W szko1ach.
Berlin Cesarski urzad sd
.nitarny poda1 zadanie do RIA
du, ably ten nakazal apteka~
rom mice ma sprzedaz l6d
ga chorych, tax dis bardzo.
,otrzebny W rozmaitych cho-
:obach, leczonych wedlug
najnowszych praktyk lekar-
:sklch. L6d ten jednakze wi
MEN bye take sanitarnym
'branym z miejsc pre- w}adze
wskazanych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01
ROznlaite dazenia.


ZaprowadziWszy Ilkanasoie os6b
do jjedneggo wielkiieggo sk1adu;w1E
kt6dryym Jest lbrzsyymnii.zapasnajjroz
noroddniejjszeggo toWaru zostawii1W.#
~ ka aNm WolnyaWybo6r, przeko-.
naesie moinazze niekt6rzy wYbiorss
toWafrl-.- :nnajjggorszy,i nniinajjlepszy
jjedniszadoWolnia sic czemkolWiek.
5badz, 60 i'm podanem zostanie, pod
c czs ggdy drugi tyIko q wlasnym..
oprze SIG sadie, Wybierze toWari
sam siebie zadoWoIni.Dop6i jed
max odnosi sic to tylko do ubrania
lub innych rzeczy, kt6re dis ubie~
RAINY . intro odktadamy, azebY..
sprawi6 sobie nowe, ME wieIe ma
Wyborae zalezyy, ale y Wypadkachs
.ggdzieso zdrowie sic rozchodzizslbo
8 zzyycie, sprawl Jest zupelnie lima.
Mozecie na zaWsze zniszczy6 sw6j
zolaadek naPojami, surowemi, ale
mozecie mu tez daG j nowe zycie,
noWa sife przez Trinera Angelike.
Gorzka Wyrabiana z wilma. siaby.,
obolaIy zoladek potrzebuje srodka,
ktdryby go wygoil zarazem uczynif
silnym, a=nigdy 6rodka, k6ryby go
jeszcze wiecej rozdraznia}. Takim
gojacem lekarst ven, Jest Trinera
Angelica Gorzka, posiadajaca IA
godny wp}yw, ale peWny wyniks.
Jezeli kto pragnie doDrego srodka
ola sWego zdrowia jjezeli kto po
trzebuje rychfego odzyskania SD,
checi ku jadiui dcboreggo, q szybkie-
go straWienia pokarmu, wybrac pos
winien ten kordyal. Dodostania "
gospodach Tub u JOS Triner, 100
So. Ashland Ave, Chicago, Ills,
- 80 ==EE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01
Parma ma sprzedaz.

4 mile cd Grand Rapids, Wis.
a 8 mile cd Rudolph, Wis. 100
ARROW najlepszejj ziemi budynkam
i inwentarzem i = wszystkiemi pos
rzadkam1.farmerskiemi, mann. wola
zaraz sprzedac Wszystko, razem lub
ma dwie czesci, albo tez Pc 10 a.
kr6w- Zg1osic sic pod adresen
Frank KrzeWina
r.. F. DINO q.
Grand Rapids, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01
AFRYKA.

Kt6zby pomy6lal,ze v kolo-
mach afrykahskich istniele
take rodzaj hakatyst6W Wy
chodzacej " Wschodniel
Afryce gazecie. nismieckiel
ME podoba sic lagodny, po-
dug iej zdania sposob, VIA
Ii rzad niemiecki pragnle
osiagnae ~porozumienie z
noVgtancami murzyhskle9lmii,'
Wystepuie ona "a ostra
bezWgledna polityka WzyWs
rad, aby~ cara
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01
G(;z,,lyl.oddychasz g}eboko2

Oseba o aiabYch p1ucaeh,.=zpo.
chopna do ksszlu, zaziebieuia boz
lu ggardla,rzadko oddycha gIyboko.
.0soba, ktdra "a Jednem oddychla-
MEM napelnia kazda cze6G swych
.p}ue 6wleiem powietrzem, rzadko
kiedy. potrzebuje doktora. Jezeli
masz s{abe psuca albo jeste6 nawie-
dzony przez kaszel, zaziebien1e,
albo dolegliwY boil " piersiach lub
plucach, powinienes przedsiewziassc
srodki do. unikniecia poWaznych
rezultat6w przez uzywanie Sewery
Balsamu ma pluca. To znamienite
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01
ROSYA.

Petersburg Rad wydalil 2
Rosyi 10 korespondent6W
pism zagranicznych, "a falszy-
we opisy W p%ismach, ola kt6-
rych byli wys}ani. ,Magde-
burger Zeitung" Q to sic zall.
Czernich6w, Jakls zyd
wykona1 ma gubernatora
Chwostowa zamach rzucalac
do jego powozu dwie bonn
by. Wybuch bomb rani1
Chrostowa ciezko, lecz rany
ME groza smiercia. Lekko
rama jest iona Chwostowa.
- Zyd zostai a~resztoWany
PREY przesluchach ME chciaa
zdradzie swego nazWiska -
lecz przyznal, ze jest cz1on.
klein organizacyi. czynu par.
tyi socyalistycznej. sp6lnicy
lego zdolali zbiedz.
II Tyflisu donosza, q
spok6j znowu wraca, sk1ad.y
ga pootwierane j kolej konn;
kursuie ZnoWu..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01
GOREsPONDEN'G(.'YlzE]
OWatonna, Mimi, rs stycznis

OWatonna, MINI, rs stycznia
szanoWna Redakcyol
.PErroszeaoglosie v ggazecie & 60
nastepuje:
W roku 1906 v naszej
parafii 5W. Jaeka by1o docho-
du Z lawek $1O53.5O; kolek-
niedzielne 137.08: asses
ment IA budoWe 1882; inne
1[813.881; Rozehodu
bylo 1767.o1; kasie pozo-
stale 1880; Dlugu IA raty ma
kosciele j plebanii 100000;
obrani potWier-
dzeni ma przyszle diva lata.
FRANC. KATZ, sek1.
,kasyer
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01

7I%Er@SEE ~
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.
w. Nc Cormich pracujacy
dla kompanii kolejowej Grand
Rapids & Indiana chcac
wskoczyc ma pedzacy dose
szybko pociag pad pod kofa
i zostaf strasznie pokaleczo-
ny. Jedna noge d1oekzt;orzy
zmuszeni byli odiae przy ko @.
lanie. Mccormick liczy lat
Is j mieszka 2 rodzina pm.
Hall I'll. Stan jego Jest
niebezpieczny:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01
q GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.

" czwartek wiecz6r 1890 b.. m
odby1o sic " hall tow. sw. Izydora
posiedzenie W celu urzadzenia
wsp6lnego obchodu majoweggo "
hall Auditoriom ma korzys6 ucier
miigzonych Polak6W v KrolestWie.
Obecni byli Wszysey miejscoWil
=ksieza polscy, dyryykkttorzy oh6r6W,
jakotez reprezentanci polskiech to-
;Warzys.w: O1brano c%entralnyy kom1i-
let wsk}ad kt6rego Wchodzal: Ks.
M. MatkoWski, przezes, Is. :.
skory, viice-prezea, s. JackoWski,
sekretarz, M. W6jciakoWski !.
Kachnowskii, J. s. Miehalowskil,
PAM ~. Lipczynska, N. Wojs
talewicz. p. MichaloWska, ?.
KlukoWska, ir,eprezentanruci z kazde-
Ice towarzystwa.
R6Wniez obrano .nastgpujaoesskoe
miteta: s8
Komitet sdpiewu: S. B.IiipczJynfr.
sk, NJ. Wojtalewicz,J MichhaloW--5
Ski, II KoWalkoWski PAM 2 IA.
minska, PAM GGuutan, Y Dam
Ski, Rymarowicz, NJ Furmans
kew1icz,P Komantowski.
Komiitet fiinansu: ks. W.Kras.
koWsi, il. Koperski, W. Dams
Iii, MiskiieWiicz, .KllnlkoWVski::.
Komitet Prasy oggloazen
J Jacko,wsakkl, LA.ekory;rMd.zWoodi-
sHaleWicz -
The Washington times., 1906-09-16

Alaska's progress in the last few years
is the development Of coal supplies and
the production OF tin in commercial
quantities. In the York tin region ore
can be mined FOR S6.54 per ton. with 90
cents added for milling and concen-
trating. making a total Of S7.04 per ton.
or 81 pounds of tin per ton Of rock
mined. This estimate allows nothing
FOR transportation, sinking fund. and
profits. Eut merely covers the cost of
working II Is estimated that nothing
less than 2iz per cent ore can be worked
with a reasonable assurance OF pr0ht.
The Washington times., 1906-09-16
WHERE WOMAN PLEADS NOT
GUILTY.

Yesterday we We're asked II we ever
"a pa a oaiuneaded woman we answer
ever see woman waltzing around town
In her shirt sleeves with a cigar in her
teenth and running into every saloon
she saw We have never seen a woman
so fishing with a bottle in her pocket
sit on the damp ground all day. and
come home drunk at night. Nor have
we ever seen a woman yank of her coat
and say she could lick any man IN town
Sheridan (Ore) News-Sun.
The Washington times., 1906-09-16

vine ". Johnston. grand recorder; Sir
Robert Cook. grand standard bearer
Sir Alexander Grant. grand sword bear
err Sir Henry *. Simpson, grand war
der; Sir Charles T. Lindsey grand cap
tain OF the guard Sir William r. Cal
liner. Inspector general
Washington Commaudery. No Sir
James a. Rutherford, comm9uder; Sir
John s Beach, seneralissimo; Sir j.
Claude KEEPER. captain general
Columbia Commandery. No. Sir
John A Meyer. commander, Sir Hulebert
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". Thomas. Eeneralissim0; Sir Charles
l.. Baldwin. captain general.
Potomac Commandery, No. 3.-Sir Lem
Towers. jr.. commander; Sir Ralph ".
Hirkman. generalissimo. Sir William x.
Reeve captain general
De NOlay Mounted COmmandery. No.
Sir Court r. Wood, commander; Sir
James l. Marshall geneTalissimO; Sir
William y. Beahm. captain general
Orient Commander No. Sir WI
liam Mehn. commander. Sir Edward II.
TompkiGs. gCueTalissimO. Sir William II
Wunder. captain general
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JUMPED FROM STEAMSHIP
TO ESCAPE IMPRISONMENT

NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-The French
line steamer La Touraine, which arrived
today from Havre. reports that on Sep
tember 10 Anton Grimera, OF Austria
aged twenty years, a stowaway. when
about to be placed in confinement TO
guard against his escape on reaching
port jumped from the rail overheard
and was lost. The steamer stopped her
engines and rounded TO. but nothing
was seen of the man.
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MANITOBA CALL FOR LABoRERs.

First il was Kansas now it is west
ern Canada-ManitOba, Alberta, and
SaskatcheWan-that needs an army of
labOrers TO help gather a harvest Of
uncommon bounty. Word comes from
Winnipeg that never before In the his
tory OF the Dominion has the cry FOR
common labor been so urgent The
wheat Weld Of this year is expected 10
total from 20 to 80 per cent more than
10 did last year, when IL exceeded the
greatest total of former years by fully
25 per cent. In addition the Canadian
PaclnC and Canadian Northern railways
are busy extending their lines. Between
The farmers and the railroads there IS
the sharpest competition for labOrers,
and the railroads generally Win.-Spring-
field (Mass) Republican.
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UNCLE SAM SECURED
BARGAIN IN ALASKA
Secretary Stewards Purchase Produces
Double as Much Gold Each Year
as il Cost.

When Secretary Seward purchased
Alaska from Russia for S7,500.O00 Of gold
it was not anticipated that in forty
years the gold product OF that terri
tory would amount in a single year to
twice the purchase money Last years
gold product was estimated at SIS, zoo, -
00). In 1895 IT was s., 400. 600 The IN
crease over 1904 was 60 per cent. The
total amount Of gold taken from AL
aska since 1850 was $S1, GOO. not count
ing the current years output
Among the noteworthy features Of
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IOHN A. MOVER.

ably go again. assured that ample ac-
/ commodauons viii be provided.
Last years field day was conducted
under most favorable auspices and II :s
planned 10 make the event this year
even more successful. Committees are
now actively at work and 10 pains will
be spared TO make it one Of the signal
successes in the calendar Of the Dis
trict knights
Among other splendid features will
be the music furnished by one Of the
finest bands I'm the District. which has
already been engaged for the occasion.
Instructions to Sir Knights.
Sir Knights have been instructed to
report in fun uniform at their respec-
/ tive headquarters on the grounds al II
o'clock, when the cOmmandcrics will
proceed to the parade ground to attend
tle raising of the United States coIors.
which will formally open the ceremonies
incident 70 TempIar field day. The
communicates viii then return 10 their
various headquarters and remain until
notified 90 form for inspection.
Inspection viii be BY cOmmsnderies
ana Will follow this schedule: Columbia
CommaadeTy No. >. Potomac Command
cry No. ., DeMplay Commandery No. T.
Orient Commandery Nc. 3. and Wash
ington Commandery No. !. After the
commandery dyills and inspection the
adjutants call will be sounded at AIS
O'Clock for dress parade and review.
staff of Grand Commander.
Officers Of the grand .comaandery and
lhe past grand commanders viii form
the star of the grand commander, and
will report mounted and fully equipped
10 the grand captain general.
r. Z. Sir William T. Galliher has been
appointed adiutant general. and on his
STAN win be the following: z. Sir NJ. r.
Thorp, brigade iartermaster; r. Sir
Jacobus S. Jones. brigade c3mmissary;
Z. Sir James +. r, Appleby, brigade
surgeon and chief of stan of corps hos
pitaler; F. Sir John It. Small, jr., field
day officer. The appointments are made
by order of Sir Walter IA. klOpfer,
grand captain general
The Officers for 1907.
Grand Commandery-Sir William T.
Hunt. gland commander; Sir Thomas p.
Morgan, deputy grand commander; Sir
William H. Fl. Cissel. grand generals
simo; Sir Walter H Klopfer. grand cap
tain general: Sir James f. r. Appleby.
grand senior warden; Sir George c.
Cher grand junior warden, Sir. J. Rus
sell NeTbrycke, grand prelate; Sir VIII
liam +. Gpde, grand treasurer, Sir Ar