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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-03

The regular meeting of the Nautilus
club will be held next Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. H C. Bowman, corner
Euclid and College avenues. AS this
is the meeting at which the election of
officers will take place for the coming
year, it is hoped that every member will
be present.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-03

The Good Government club VIII meet
on the afternoon Of St Patrick's Day
(March I'D with Mrs. L. D. Monroe,
I 919 Harrison street.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-03

Preceding this reception Mr. and
Mrs. H. 3. Ackers, at whose home my
self and Mrs. Hoffman were so fortu-
nate as to stay, entertained at dinner,
the guests being the presidents of Abb
lene's clubs their husbands, and few
friends party of sixteen. The table
was decorated with cherries and leaves,
and the significance of the holiday was
further carried out during the different
courses that were served.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-03

The Cosmos club of Russell is an un-
federated club that sends out most in
teresting little year book. Like the NJ
p NJ. s of Ottawa, this calendar IS but
little larger than visiting card, which
makes a most convenient little book.
English history and literature are be-
ing studied, under the leadership of
Mrs Frances Dawson as president and
Mrs Zoa Hoover as secretary.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-04
PARYZ, 80 grudnia.

j. PARYz, 80 grudnia.
Nades1ano do publikacyi franz
cuskie t}umaczenie bia1ej
ksiegi watyka6skiej 2 doku,
mentami odnoszacyml sic do
sprawy od}aczenia Koscio}a
cd Pahstwa. Niekt6re doku-.
menty kompromituja mocno
osoby zajmujace wyso.kiite sta
nowiska. Biala ksiega stano-
wi doH6d, re rome gabl-
nety. francuskie kieroWa1}y
|. sic polityka antyreligijna, gdy
tymczasem Watykan niczem
sic ME przyczyni} do wyWo-
1ania konfliktu. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-04
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZINE

O. .
WARSZAWA, 80 grudnia.
S}uzba tramwajowa postano-
villa porzucie prace, a sluzba
kolejowa p6jdzie niewatpliwie
"a iej przykladem. Rewolucy-
onisci groza zbrojnem pow
staniem, "a przykladem So
cyalist6w W Moskwie. W}adze
wojenne sa W pogotowiu do
energicznego dzialania, 9
piechota obsadzi1a divorce
kolei zelaznej. Przyw6dzc6w
socyalist6w i rewolucyonis-
tow aresztowano.
W Kodzi postanowiono
straikowac a W dystrykcie
weglowym zanosi sic ma pG-
wstanie: Podobno 10000 g6r-s
nik6w jest gotowych chwy-
cic "a broh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-04
. WARsZAWA, 80 grudnia.

WARSZAWA, 80 grudnia.
w dzielnicach zydowskich
byly wczoraj wszystkie skle-
py zamkniete, handy wy
srostk6w nachodzily banki,
zmuszajac urzednik6w do
swietowania. Rozchodza sic
pogloski o projekcie wywo-
lania zbrojnego powstania.
Pred cyrkulami policyjnymi
sa ustawione automatyczn,e
armaty, a W Is mieiscach
znajduja sic pogotowia ra,
tunkowe. Bramy :dom6w So 2
rozkazu wladzy zamkniete
w kodzi ogloszono strajk ge-
neralny. Me kursuja tam g
ami tramwaje AMI dor6zki. Y
1niescie panika, a mnostwo VIC
ludnosci wyjezdza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-04
PETERSBURG, 80 grud.

MIA. - Wieczorem nadesz1a
z Moskwy wiadomosc, re
gl6wne barykady zr6wnano z
ziemia. Powstahcy tworza te-
raz male grupy i bronia przy-
stepu do mniejszych ulic.
Ich uzbrojenie jest nedzne,
lecz posiadaja- bomby dyna-
mitOWe. .s.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-04
RZYM, 80 grudnia.

.TIZ i NJ, OU 1I1st' O. -.
Gzynia sic juz przygoto otowania
do obchodu jubileuszu 50.le-
tniego kapfahstWa papierza
Piusa Xgo. Ma zyczenie lu-
sbilata obch6d ma mice cha
rakter wyla acznie religijny.
Postano " r6znyc'hl kra-
ziach ustawi6 omitety iubi.
.leuszoWe Pielgrzyymki ca
lego 6Wiata podaza do ezy-'
n1u ze swiet ietrzem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-04
PA. YYH, geo stYczniia.

- :
PAYYZ, Ego stycznia.
Zako1czy1 sic tn process os6b
oskarzonyc:h Q odburzanie
rekrut toW do sIuszen 4 |.
stWai bunt,l. Sec ioWie prz.yy-
.siegli naradzali sic godzi-
ny; KARI on:y ych zosta1o
skazan!ych IA Wiieziienie IS
naiesiee do &. 3 nadto.
kazdy II z niieh la Genie
loo frank 6W kar olnie.
nj zostali pan ana yllncieeka j
niiejals a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-04
Jar ktory zrzad dill szkodeI
Wiiaksza r1iaz 81 p 1,,i;.

Jar st: k|story zrzad dzii1 SIX ode
vie ksza niz VIZ. 1872. VVoj-
sko bez litosci strzelalo 40
Winn.ych q ME wiinnych mez-
czyzn, kobiet j dziecii Cd go-
.dzinV 5 rano do 4 popolud-
nil1;; mn6 6stWo dom ostW, szcze-:
g6lnie robotni iczych kilka
fabryk, gl6Wnie zydoWskich
poszlo 2 dyme ~.
1iczaja, &c " ciagu osta-
tnich walk " loskWie razem
.okolo 10000 osob zostalo "a
=bitych a polar zniszezyI de-
my % na przestrzeni przyy yynaj-
mniej jednej mill iii. kwadrato-
wei. W sobote Wieezorem
rem 10000 olucyonii tow
kt6rzy sic schronili dofabry
ki ProkonoWa, poddalo sic,
kiedy ich zapeWniono, ze
ME beda karani.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-04

R;ZYM, !, Ego styczniia.
Siedemnastll senat tor6W 338
czlonk 6w iizby posi6w, zlaczo-.
nych " komltet celem Wys-.
tapienia przeciW 1zeziom
" Rosyii vie ksza przynio sly
szkode kraj owl, anizeli poraz-.
ki na Wojjnie na dalekim
7Wschod odzie. Pro est ten ME
ma znaczenia polity tycznego
fub religij ijnego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-04
q INV r OL.SKIGH
A E RYCE

A ME R,YC CE
HI CAGE, III. We Wtorek
Ep66zn noca Wraeali do donl
ll1rzez Wiiad ukt ma Sangamon
IlaIlcy .llI'' Jan pnicki
saWei Moskal Ma Wiiaduk-
|Nie gle zastapifo i'm droge piieciiu
EdraboW kt6rzy grozac re-
olWe erami zabrali in zegar-
~ gotowke. ZJyplnicki j
| sMnskal udali sic natychmiast
AZ a, stacye policyjna przy Chi
eago ave. tam opoWiedzie-
4 cafe zaiscie. Zalytani .
runner sWego ME szkania, !,
:podali 165 w. Chicago ave.
Detektywi Kubicki i Darrow
20 d1ugich poszu kiWaniach
Franka Mccain, Thomasa
Falstaff, Pasurtlla, Johna
.S,lberg i uSquinta' Tracy.
Na stacy pollcyjnej Wydalo
sic, ze ci w1asnie napadli
zypnickiego j Moskala, DO "
heszeniach ich znalazly sic
zegarki j got6Wka ograbio-
nych.
AN=ANIIU JOKE, Pa, Me: 6.
rdi}a gNiazdka a. spotka4a
ts neWnego obYWatela nibyt
Po1aka . zaWodu 5zegarmiistrza
:Jaku ba proWad dzacego
sW0i interes Cd diuzszego
czasu przy Market.Prowa
dill zyWot jak po masle. z
iona Niemka, kobieta p0te-
znej tuszy nnia} czworo dzia-
tex i zyll sobie jak para go
1abk 6w.
Og6lnie tez uWa5any by}
jako najszczesliwsy z ludzi.
Az tu onegdajj jjak grom .
pogodnego nieba, zjjawi}a sic
pierwsza miiosc j iona jego.
Imie jej jest Maryanna, =
.kt6ra sluboWaf W Nowym Sa
czu W Galicyi, a kt6ra 20
stawil pred dziesieciu laty
we F1ladelfii 2 pieciorgie!n
dzieeii, a sam spr6bowal an
ma szczescia.
Teraz bedzie mu cieplo,
bo Maryanna iako pierwsza
iona ma pierWszehstW i
powiada ze ME spocznie.
|p6ki Kuby do kozy choc ma ma
pare lat ME Wsadzi. edny
K.uba jest vice v klopocie
Melinda. TAX to 2 tem1 kobie-
tamil mice jedna, "a malo, =
|dwie "a duzo. Bodaj to uro-
die sic Turczynal
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-04
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z
/ Str. ino1la, NJ IN
Rezultat zyd sklepikarz
pred ktorego do1nem opera
lcYa zostala wy onana nniiai
Iprace " zmiataniu ord dYnarna
Emiotfa tax zacnej krlgi.
Biskupski zostai zkazany
ma 6 mieslecy Wiezienia, po
zostaWiajac zone Wraz = dWoj .
giem niemoWlat.W Nv nedzY. Po-
pieVaz jedn.k Q poNc du=s
Wesolego a przytem spoke,
nego temp rera1nentu .bYf lu-
1I.biany poWszech chnie, kil4k:u 2 .
powazniejs jszych tutejszych
{obyWateeli zaje1o sic iuz
l.sIpraWa jego ufaskiaWliien d mia:
VyezaIek, po oband azowa-
Eniu gloW.y wr6eii do domu
i .szezyci sic tenn, re sWoiim
oszczern.yYln jezYefem potrafii
unieszczesliWic Gala familie
P'I]TTsBURe Pa. Nowy.
Wypadek q w,lasciWiie niiemal
morderstWo, wydarzyfo sic "
=stalowni Carrie Furnace "
Rankin, pod Pittsburgi m;
Emianowicie spadfy tam Cd
wierzchu pieca hutniczego
w6zk naladowane ruda i po-
kaleczy}y smiertelnie piieciu
(s1owak6w, czy polak6 6V Ste
fana Hudok, Jan Gensik stez
Donocha, Michafa Hudo
ndrzeia e oisza I'rzyy pa
Edek" powsta1 MED balstwa
kopanii. kt6rej bardziei eho-
dzi Q zabitego dobrego konia,
! lniz mizernego ,,foreiigg-
nera' sfoWaka czy Polaka.
| -------S 3. d. :s5''3lx&
NEW YORK spiewacz- s
ka operowa Joanna Gadska
zawiadomila policye, ze uz-
[brojony rabu6 wszedl do jej
mieszkania w hotelu Cam
bridge: Wezesnie ns.d ranem
j celujac jej prosto " piersi .
2 reWolWerem zagroziI, ze ia
zastrzeli, jesi bedzie kr'zz.y-
czec. ].
PAM Gadska powrocila
W1asnle tego dn1a 2 Waszynl- y
gtonu i niaia ze soba znacz-
ma sumo picnic y spie wacz-
ka byla W1a6nie W swojej Ia
zience, gdy napad ia drab;
chciala krzyknac, lecz gdy .
tujrzala lufe reWol olWeru j usly
szala sloWa:: ,siedz zeic q ho
krzyk zanarzl jej na ustach
[PrzemaWiaiac aggrzecz cznie do
ldraba, aby jel ME zranil, CO CO
Ifala sic ciagle " az wpa-
Ida do pokojj ojju zamknela
Idrzwi ma klucz i zatelef fono
wa po pomo q iidzac to ra-
bus przestra sic i j acieki q
lpo drabince ogniioW,e
PAM Gads Ia byla przez
kilka lat priin1a.d onua opery
" New Z orku pare lat TENN
przescigne1a nav
ISpiewaczke dik Artystt
ka .ta iczy dol pier, okoIo 26 s
lat epic Jest z1lan rla
kontY ntYnencie eur ropejjsslkiin 4.
gdzie s5Wieeiila ieIkie
uni
ERIE
go skiego na ieehal &
biey kisfa
State ii All bio
Il. (. q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-04

,snoopD lArrnH

RIGA, 80 grudnia. &c.
neralny strajk tutaj ME ustaf
Me Wychodzi AMI iedna ga,
|zeta. Kilka tysiecy olucy-
onist6W zgromadzilo sic "
czwartek " g16Wnej kwaterze
organizacyi j zostafo otoczo-
nych przez pieehote, konnice
j artylerye. PrzyW6 6dzcy zbie-
gil, a kiedy zagroziono zebra.
nym zbombardo dowaniem bu-'
.dynku, rozbiegli sic .wszyscy
2 wyjatkiem 100, kt6rych a.
resztowano, poniewaz mieli
przy sobie broh. Kozacy i
dragoni przebiegali przez u.
lice i rozpedzali zbiegowiska
plazujac pa}aszami j bijac ma
hajkalni, kto i'm sic naWinal.
pod reke.
General gubernator posta-
nowi} Gala armie nadba}tyc-
kich powsta6c5w wpedzi6 W
matnia, ma cypel miedzy
Ryga a Lu bawa, gdzie zni-.
szczy i'm szeregi doszczet-.
ME. Okrety przeszkodza u
cieczce itk6W przez wo-
de.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-04

ERIE
90 POI skieg o 'ea I q Majeehal
biey kista
State ldaje lie q
.otrzymal 1lie y eblazI pie
braBizen IloI1 ,dNie lI BY
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-04
BALTIMORE, M. D. We.

BALTIMORE, NJ. D. We. W.'I.
Wtorek odby}y sic chrzc1ny v
=domu Bisk kupsk kiego. 20 chci-
mach, poniewaz die ecko by1o
troehe s1abe, 1dal sic Bis skup-.
ski do apteki, 1t t6rej Wracajac
Nszed1, ma ma sWoje
nieszczescie, do salonu q.
=Ornsteina. salonie, jak.
ivy le, znajjd dowaf sic znany
aWanturnik Roman ycza1ek
.sWkrotce pod dpity " yczalek,
5szukajac jak zWykle guza,
:zaczal at blizajaco Wy yraza6 sic
o famiiliii Biskups kiiego. Bis
kupski Ola uni k1liie cia q avian.
|tury Wyszed 2 salonu 4 "a
MIN j yyczalek . przyijaciio o}mii
Cd sloWa 90 a1oWa przysz1o
do tego, ze czale rzucil
sic .ze sWo oinni toWarzyszan1ii
IA Biskt1psk kiieggo J, ~ y q! ggl!razajae
|sie, ze go ztbiijj =. IA kWasne
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-04

PETERSBURG, 80 grud-
MIA. Rad posiada obecnie
.peWnos6, ze podobnie jak W
Moskwie, zgniecie powstanie
W scale1n pahstWie. Areszto-
wanna trWae beda tax d1ugo
=dop6ki wszystkie pod klu-
ezem 81 dop6ki szystkie or
gganizaoye reWoluc,y ,yonilst6W 8. IS
ME zostana rozbite. P okazalo
sic, ze og61 ludnosei -trzyma
sic zdala Cd ruchu rewolu-
.cyjnegozi ze W ca}em panst-
vie AMI jeden .zolnierz ME
.przeszed} ma strone rewolu-
cyonist6w. Strajk generalny
zawi6d1 oczekiwania socyalis.
tow z powodzenia rzadu
W Moskwie wywo}aio W ich
szeregach poploch. Przekona
ia SIZE. ze nawet W rocznice
.rzezi W Petersburgu ME po-
wiedzie i'm sic urzadzenie
.wiekszej demonstrancyi. Pra-
dopodobnie posUanowia sze-
rye terror przez zamachy ma
zycie urzednik6w.
Rad zamierza obecnie pre-.
prowadzic wybory do dumy
narodowej j siezajac rozwiaza-
MEM kwestei agrarnej. Chic.
pi powstaliby niewatpiwie
"a nadej6ciem wiosny, gdy-
by do tego czasu, ME posie-
dli przyob biecanych I'M gfun-
tow Pod Minskiem M uklada
sic szlachta z chfopami j cd
stepuje i'm ziemie no Warun-
kach odnych. &.
LONDYN, D "a 2so styczn.ia.
Niepodo obno otrzymac dokla-
ldnych Wiad domoscii o strasz-
nych szczeg6 6lach zejs6 v
Moskwiie " dniach ostatnich
zWlaszcza z poWodu ze sprze.
czne 0 tenn mad cho odza wiiado.
1mosci. lyle iednak napewnc
Wiado ONO, ze " sobote przy,
lsz}o do ostate ecznego stareis
| 1pomied edzy reWol lucy istami
ojskami zachod dniie;
dzielni j ze Wojs jska Wzmoc.
nione znaczniie stan oWcze
/ Iodnio y ivy 1.-TWO iesly.
chanie krWaWe bylo podobne
Ito starcie tenn raiszniieii.
przyE ecsI tenu poI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-04


godzlnIe % Z 20 POI. spadfa ga q
e's=Wieika. . zeidzna Ior1na
Z. 1la.1a1a :. :, nlu=onle =nogl po-
M,le1 .koia : 'uWlezfoho !, ]: e. 9
an'puialiseinsio !, szP'sala |, MT
Nseuof'ego, gu1le uzie Mu-
godni zanim WyzdroWieiie,
8
SIS, I i
=, 81 81 6ay
: Z 49, y = 8
s. :: l.'oA ]. llo'Asi 8 ppo',5, 5
8 80 :. ! ! s 1si''''''a q
| i'al'e. .Afanioneso: -
Dla1o anOuiapse'n - szp'=
. BUFFALO, n. Z. " mie
-szkaniu pp. Jarskich ma Sears
10y 80 = : '7,.n.el7
!" '1oloi - 'an1A :, : y =
l 1lo' "'e'N10'A
:
Po zapaleniu swieczek ma
choiince, przystrojonei " r6z
nobarwne wstegii papiierowe,
gdy zebrana rodzina " sku-.
pieniu s}ucha}a kolendy, nu-
e',''el p1.e1 olo'' Aa19'y s'9
~ !eul,e1 p'ol'aoyo. : : Wl0
80: .zeh N'o9S ie.l''s =. a'y'
J ! : ~ =,
- : " : snoatrna :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-04

SCR Nl'T.ON Pa Are.
sztoWano tn q letniego Ans
toniego Kernoziieki lego pod
zarzutem. ze " ponied dzia1ek
" nocy zabn sWego gospoda-
RIA Jana Stan kusa kt6re-
go ma stancyi rnie eszkal.
ILW Re WIS.
DW6 sch pols kich ~ odziienc66WR
.u1eglo ciiez, i'm u odzeniiom
podczas praeJ sa mimi:
francisco lkrza iiczaey
% lata q azarn i. o36 przy
13ei ave ozef f1oi oina.,ki,
LEGACY 3 zam. pr. / 887
5przy ulicy )ousman
Krzak oracoWal fabrYee
5kompanii anufactuI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-04

W4ARSzAWl'A, ~ W'.AEl, 2 styoznia
Podczas gdy " sobote So.
cyalisci tutejsi pgfosili pro-
.klamacye, " kt6rej przyzn11a-
ia, ze zarzadzenie strajku ge-
ralnego ME powiod1o sic 2
powodu przeszk6d stawia-
nych przez stronnictwo ma
rodoWo demokratyczne,
.wczorajj poiawiiy sic w r6z-
nych stronach miasta plaka-
ty te wiadomo kto rozlepi},
zydai 1aie oslkarzenI o
wolanie strajk6w- j spro-
.wad dzanie eszczesc na robo-
tnieza k1ase. Ma ulicy Kaczejj
" dzielnicy zydoWskiej zna-
lezlono =kllka bomb cZescla
na1adowanYch a czescia pu-
stych, jakotez duzo natery-
alu hoWegozi rewolwe-
row. Policya zamkne1a uliee,
zarzadzila rewizye W domach
i aresztowala duzo os6b.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-04

BACHMUT 3 stycznia. O.
negdaj rano mn6stwo rewolu-
cyonlstsw . sasiednjeh fa-
.bryk napadlo IA baraki
Try kompanie plechoty i
szwadron kawalerYi wystapi-
" przeciiw poWstahcom j wy
wiazala sic formalna bitWa,
kt6ra trWaia Cd godziny 8 ra-
no do popo1udniu. Oko}o
polud udnia mad ciagnei kozacy
j poWstahcy zostali Wzieci
we diva ognie.
Zabitych zostalo okolo aoo
=robotnfkow. .... ....
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-23
A WILD WEST" FIGHT.
Two Proprietors of show Killed by
Officers at Richmond

Richmond, No. April 23.="Billy''
Duval, the second partner in the Wild
West show who was shot Saturday
night in a fight with police officers,
died Sunday. Duval and Skip VIII
son, who owned the show. We're riding
in the public square here Saturday
night and quarreled with several po-
Hcemen. 1t is not known who fired
first, but both the cowboys were shot.
Wilson died at once.
Duvall is a native of this county but
went 70 Oklahoma number of years
ago and became a cowboy. Wilson is
said to have come from the J L. p
ranch in New Mexico. He was a re-
markable rider. in spite of his missing
arm.
Early Sunday afternoon there was
much talk of lynching the officers
owing to an impression that they had
attacked the two Wild West men. This
excitement has died out.
The official examination of the bodies
developed the fact that Skip Wilson
had TWEEN ty-seven bullet wounds, and
that Billy Duval was struck by about
thirty shots.
Duval made a dying statement that
he had been shot from amt BUSH but it
is believed his mind had been affected
by his wounds When the report was
made public it caused much excitem ent
and talk of violence to the police Off
GERS in the fight, but the fact that the
shooting had been in an open square
seemed to dfsDrove DuvaIs statement.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-23
WANTS s25,OOO FOR LIBEL.
Newspapers Not the Only Ones That
Have This Kind of Trouble.

Two land companies one from New
Jersey and the other a Kansas concern
are in wrangle and a SIS, 600 damage
suit was filed In the United states cir
cult court Saturday.
The Land Improvement and Trust
company of New Jersey. with western
headquarters IN Kansas City. Mo- is
the plaintiff, and upon a charge Of libel
is demanding the sum Of s25. COO from
the Oakley Land and Investment com
pany Of Oakley, Kan. R. E. Pierce Is
manager of the Oakley company, W. r
Hall. secretary, and w E. Fallas.
treasurer All are named as co-defend-
ants.
The story Of the trouble is to the
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MEDICINE AND SUPPLIES.
Ship Load Leaves Tacoma for the
Stricken City.

Tacoma. Wash. April 2S.lThe steam
er Queen was dispatched for san Fran
cisco today with $4,000 worth Of dis
infectants. medical stores and food sup
plies ordered purchased here by the
mayor Of Philade. phia.
The United States cable ship Burnside
will depart Monday with another big
cargo. orders from eastern cities are
pouring in. Transportation. stevedoring
and other charges are free and in view
Of the railroad freight congestion a
ship yin be dispatched daily during the
week.
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statements based on fact. that you give
treat the matter confidentially. The
land which you bought was priced by
Mr. HiIlock, working for the people
(meaning thereby this pIaintiff) with
whom you are dealing. to Mr.. DanfoFth
of Russell, Kan, at IS an acre about
two weeks before the land was shown to
you. and unless the owner has raised
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effect that on April IA. 1906. the plaintiff
made a scale of land to Calvin A Long
of section Z. township 13, range 81. in
Cove county. for $50 an acre.
The plaintiff states that when the
defendants heard Of the transaction
they wrote this letter to Long: I'VE beg
leave to make a statement to you which
Is for our mutual benefit and which
upon investigation. If you md these
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Lul.e Nrlglt Goee % 1anan.

Memphis. Tenn, April 28.-Generag
Luke E. Wright. hrst United states
ambassador to Japan. left Memphis to-
day for the east, accompanied bv his
wife and daughter. General Wright
will sell from Seattle. Wash April %
and expects to assume his new of7ca
by June 1.
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the price. which does not seem likely,
you are being charged 81. 500 more than
you should pay"
This letter the plaintiff holds as libel
Gus and falsely accusing him Of bad
faith, and declares that 1t has hurt him
in a business way. He prays for $4,000
damages
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FL Dorado, Kan. April 2s.-Primaries
were held in this city and county to
select delegates to the Republican con
vention next Tuesday. which selects
delegates to the state convention There
We're no contests. all Republicans be-
ing united for J. E Mathers. of this
city, for state superintendent of public
instruction.
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Yates Center. Kan. April 23.-The
Republicans of Woodson county held
their convention here Saturday to Sc
leet the delegates to the state conven-
ton. The resolutions indorsed the ad-
ministration Of President Roosevelt,
Governor Hoch and Congressman J. NJ.
Miller. They also indorsed the candi-
dacy of Judge c. B. Graves for the
supreme court bench; a former Wood
son county citizen, Frank Travis, Of
Allen county. for insurance commits
sioner and F. S. Jackson, of Greenwood
county for attorney general Follow
ing are the delegates to the state con-
vention: J. W. Dickson, Neosho Falls;
J. n. shannon. Vernon: J. S. Bideau,
Rose: Charles Rogers and NJ. A Webb.
Tororto; J. L. Martin. G. H. Lamb and
James Dutro. Yates Center. They Will
select their own alternates-
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Salina. Kan. April PA delegate
convention of Saline county Democrats
was held here Saturday to select dele
gates to the state, congressional and
judicial conventions. The convention
instructed its delegates to vote for w
A. Harris for governor. The delegates
to the state convention are: Frank
Wilkeson, David Richie, Ben Gahlen-
berg, w F. GrOsser. T. L. Bond. T. B.
Vallette n. B. Wallace and August
Bondi.
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Dodge City kan April 23@The
Republican county convention selected
as delegates to the state convention;
c. NJ Beeson, L. S. Madison, W. E.
Davis. W. R. Gordon, Henry Nichols
and Joseph Ttmmons. A strong reso-
luton was passed on rate regulation
and the curbing of trusts. Senator
Long, Congressman Murdoch and Gov
ernor Hoch were indorsed, and the lat
ter recommended for second term.
The convention unanimously voted to
accord to w. J. Fitzgerald candidate
for lieutenant governor. the privilege
Of naming the delegates to the state
convention. and resolutions commend
him to Kansas Republicans as a man
fearless and independent who will do
his own thinking and in his official ca
pacity viii stand firm for the interests
OF the people.
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Ottawa, Kan, April 25-The Repub-
lican county convention selected Is del
egates to the state convention and
named a ticket here Saturday after
noon A sensation was sprung in the
convention when a motion was made
to instruct the delegates for Hoch for
renomination.* The motion was voted
down, but the resolutions indorsing
Hoch We're passed without opposition.
The delegation is uninstructed on state
Office.
The delegation IS anti-Stubbs. Capt.
J. II. Ransom was renominated for the
legislature in the Fifteenth district.
and John Reynard. prominent farm
er, was nominated in the Sixteenth dis
tTict. The following delegation was
chosen to the state conventions w s.
jerks. A. D. Lewis, F. E Crane, ]. B.
Topping H. J. Allen, F. H. Harris, w
3. Hutchinson, W. B. Lomas, D. s.
Church. J. A. Rowland. J. E Byers
Frank A. Seymour, H. c. Mechem, DR..
w r Nienstedt, J. A. Boardman.
All the first term county officers We're
renominated. The ticket follows: For
treasurer J. L. Stratton; county clerk,
J. L. Turner; sheriff, George w. Lath-
rop: register, Z. f. Sumitine; county
attorney, w. B. Pleasant: probate
judge. L c. Crittenden: clerk of the
court, John Quinn; county superin-
tendent, c. A. D. Jacobus; coroner, H.
1. Kennedy; surveyor. Harry L. Gill
lette.
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Everybody reads the state JOureal
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Will carry Phillips county by 500 No
body would regret the downfall Of
such a poor Republican as Pratt
Washington. April 23.=Senator
Long announced that It VIII be impos-
sible for him to go to Topeka to at
tend the state Republican convention
on May 3 as he contemplated. The
railroad rate bill will not have been
disposed OF by that time and until that
measure Is out OF the way Senator
Long feels it to be his duty to remain
in his seat