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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-11
UeIblentnngcu naf TentihIanh nns
SeItrcid,

su "a Gents pro Scarf unb 20H
Gents pro arnne. Rorto ertra.
Wefiel ousseitellt aui ole Tbeile
Ser WeIt. 3beo. s. 9ienrr & ST.,
ia Dit etington'Gtr 3inmer Mr.
&. 1SO-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-11
Staot Baltimore.
ltntcrbnItunns . Wcaucucr.

tHttt UuiiHHWS so Hip'iINt'
oWiuft 'Ntneemic." SiCie gSpdC: Htdhnro
WlansfteIh In fplQcnocm Ncpcrioirc;
Solllicrttoa slbcrN ...,.rN Farliinll atoltullcc"
3reitug Nhcrh .... Sonia Rtdlnro Der Srtlic"
SuHtltuN HtulHlCC. . 800. . e" SNuu NlHlllup
Sarniiag Nhcuh. Of n. Semi am Mr.. HDNc"
rSiunen'e Sbcntcr." - NtC SSudC: pltr.
Hlnrnen from Srclnnh".
,Iurb'S Spcrnbnuc." -tNicic ISodC: a2ult
1ieoer can tell" lno Gambia.
r@puibantrnicu SBcutcr." - Sicfc gSotc:
NJ Deliberate Sbuutc".
,WiarnlaunsS bcatcr." - SiCic NSrdc: Gciib'S
Observation-Disclosures.
pNubiturium . 5bcntcr." 49, 9icfc ISOLDE:
r9tllilntra for SfiiCc".
scdstes 9enUuopsMceitnl" am SrcitaN hCH
~. S1nudr. 4 llbr Nu1mittnR2.
rHcnbuoHs Snititut." - SnuucriiuQ oCI Is.
Gbpre.
,1eutidl = lutBcriihc 2rcicintafcito airdc"
(Rniipr VI. 4. Sicr0cr). MtoIlinQ, 0icn'iNN
NH Wttttuph. nCl H.. IL. mn II. [nltur
Grobcs Snbrc2r glniicrninupty i'm ShulDGufC.
nebcn Der Sirdhc, (riritu Siiunc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-11
Q(rtbmr ~. Mobion,
RI. te7. c~h.Hatttmsre.e traAe.

Saifaee /. Wotariats . 0elowedieI.
Dxream. Shiffsfarten fir ale
Dompfer .2inien. I~eiiepaIic @edieI.
@elbuedieI hno @Ablenounsen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-11


&orncbm mes Gafc. 49, Ger
bcrItorbcnc Sobn Z. Wolnlalt, iuclder
Dor Dem 9robCl Sranoc pon 1901 o(S
1bcilbobcr elmer Sirno Gcfe @nlti-
more mo ct. GolllitroBe lpdbrcllo
5lpanjlg &obrcn elmo populdrc
Sd,onfpirthid,ait betrieb. Juttc Dor
led)S Molatcn nit Der Ginriftuita
zines cigenen @e'dNiits i'm itottlidelt
Ncllbal nn oltcn Ylobc Nr. 81, Dit
Soltlmorcltrabc, bcgonnct. 2eioer
'ollte CT bic &ollcnoung oeiiclbcn nid)t
erlebcL ocln am 2. 0e5cntbcr 1905
'egnete CT oaS 3eitlid)e, Sein Yru-
Der, &r. Mm. :. @annan, lit Der
Nndlfolgcr; CT bat 0os prohtpollt
Eofal rnd) Ocn GlGlen oes Veqriilz
oerS fertig aeltcat mo bclltc 8prrnit.
tag 10 llbr miro bic Gr0finltna unter
Seitlng oeS Iangi0brigcu @eid)1its=
filbrcrS Srl, Sr. SciNc Itnttiinocn.
Is lit bodrlcGullt bis ms fieinltc 9c-
tail; pom Woluif sSllBboben bis sur
gcruolbtcn Icdc nit funitpolleE
Ircsco Molcreien lit Niles itpluoll
ltno pom bciten Woterinl. Nic @Gnoc
lilo nit ucrnolocten 8ppSiigllrcn III
%2cbensgroBe ocforirt; arabesfen sic.
ren sic opnlc &uppel nit ibrer 9nroc
inn mlllocrbaren Sarbenld)mud Der
Molcrci, aus apelher eleftrildje @liib=
lid)tcr hcroorlclld)tcn. Ger rGolin~
ter" lclpic Ser moIiipe Mnbmcn elmer
foloilulcn Spieglefl1de binter Dem.
ielben linO aus Wabn9orpbols. Sn
Der &orbolc ON gingunge bon Der
baltimore troBe, no Gigurrcn Der
fault werbel. lit Ole gauge Sol5arbeit
c~beninus oils Wubugollp, lpGbrenb Sic
@aure1hebdlter al Der Woro bobc
4lastbilren babcn llnD Die TelIlter,
mcld)c IN inrbenpr1d)tiger @losmolc.
rel e%rltrablen, nit Vnttellberger
Spitcu bebot9cn limo, ourd Die man
Den Terfebr mi Der StrnBe beobad)s
ten, obes nld)t bon Der StraBe aus
it's Sofol lebeil fnnl. Iic Salipt.
ind)c ubcr lit, bnB, mic bic 9lusltat.
tlng, 10 aud, Die @oorcn, @eill.
2iailellr, einbeimiifes nuic inlportir-
tes Bier uno ionltiae 0etrGnfe bort
bon better GuaIitGt limo mno Sr. ST..
5eige, Iolpic iein giiiitent .Sr. @an.
auirf ais coulallte @irtbe ole @Gite
aiiporfonuucro beoienen meroeil.
9apit0n Der WDrber CT.
mes Steucrm d nneS. - Cine
Gepeide aus Norfolf, So, meloet.
oob ooieIbit 5bomas &arpep, ebelno-
Tiger Steltermonn bes 9altinlorer
Shlcppoompfers ~Warsoret," int
ST. Sincents. Soipiinl" geitcrt on
&%erlebungcn gcltorbcn iei, Weld]c
linn o1gcblid) bon Gnpt. Sobicn s.
Sidmol,. bcnt Gapitun ocs Inms
piers, an 10. Sftober. ipabrcllb Scb.
tcrer 81 Horiolf lag, b%eigebrad)t lpur-
hen. tSidnton ipltrbe onmols per-
boftet ut,b itelte. ais Sorpep's 3,t.
ltonb iif beIierte, $1,000 9iirgihoft
fir ieilt Griheinen Dor @erift. Sest
beiinbet CT iid) in Nep-Oorf. uno
man 9loubt, bob err nod Norfolf
fonrflcn miro, iobalo er bort. bob bic
Inflage bes Muroangriffs auf Sar.
pep orf Mpro I'M sipcitcn @rohc &C.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
FOUR CRUISERS WILL SAIL
AWAY WITH NAVAL CADETS
From Annapolis the War Vessels
win Take the Glass of Midship.
men on Cruise.

Orders We're received at Old poin,
yesterday directing the United state.
rrniscra Minneapolis, Dos Mines
Denver aud Cleveland TO start 70.
Annap"lis on Saturday morning. Tie
cleveland is expected 10 ipin The uthc,
three cruisers at Newport News to
day.
AZ Annapolis The cruisers will take
aboard The class Of mid3hipmcn for
q Iorcisn cruise. leaving Annapoli.
"a Juno rs ana arriving at French
tens Bay Nd. about Angust /.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
The Coming and Going Of the People
You Know

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49,, ~ - NV Nv = ,'ci,''''l' me ''hal.
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-" w. ~, r'ei.'fs.
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Mrs I,,rrv II IA.
t 'i.o''"'ile
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07

5INlcrn years ana had drawn $50 900
ind TAT ii is jimo 10 givc tic sulary
d nnoshcr man. lie dId no, hrii.yr
.hat tr votars would but inc cam.
palen .or Thu olcc,,pn oi q reprc.o,,.
laiye in con4ross urt Sd low !, planc
Friend OF thr Pilots
Alr. .roncs declared iHat he Il m.
posoa to rhe l.itlendId bin hnyiu.
a Il, ohicrt ihc abolition Of com.
|pulsury pilptaec lilo i4 = finn H..
|hwor III compu.ory rilntoso aid hae
uway4 rir.nlpiancd Tic cuusr or m,
pilots.
Mr .I,ncs said he favored th,
buiIlins of government shns IN ri.
yaic sliryarls. because III priyot..
yard Ml.il better and chcapor sim.
Ian The government could turn them
III lie was oppnscd Ia ,hr hnli,iop
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
LAST MEETING FOR SUMNER.
Hampton Chapter Takes Rest for
the Heated Months.

HAMPTON Chapter. Daughters of the
conIcderacy, held its last meeting for
me summer ON Tuesday evening,
navinS taken an adjournment until
Asst September.
Inc chapter decided TO send Il con,
frlh'Iiion OF money TO The chapter in
Altnn. ILL., which is cnlcavoring 10
raise funds With which to enclose
certain graves Of Confederate dead,
who died while prisoners at that
paint.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
AspiPaRt for Reelection Comes
Out FIalf0O(ed Against LIE
Proposed Measure.
WOULD NOT FAVOR THE TRUSTS


H.,
800 - ''''"'P'on any 'iS 'o'h i''2l
night Congressman William a Jpnrs.
candidate Tor Recollection cln
phatically drcllrcd Ills poairiun Oh
many measures that are oi input
lance to tile First Cunsrossioual dis
trict.
MI Jones made himself clear as
to how h. Stands on tho slip suh.id,
bill by declaring iha, I'D will nryo,
vote for rhc measure. II wuuid r.,il.
or retire /, prynic it'd II ihonsani
times tlan sacrttirv hc prin,iulcs
tha, arc j,nbn,l,c,, j., n,r, v, th,
sentence he usei IN docErine hi# on
position 10 llu measure. Coi,u nltr
an explanation OF tho mcns,tro Nj,
Jones told of how TIC aili will, In nj.
opinion. help ten liz slcamsllin com.
panies and viii liot assist Tho privat,
shipyarI., al is the prucrnl imprce
sion. lie said ire dcmotratic nnrt,
is against thc measure and ina, I'M,
republican party Il moi for ii. Alr
jones' explanation of ihis n,ensui..
was listened to with much intcrust.
Talks Of the Democratic Party.
After disposing Of ills blll Mr
Jones entered into a history Of thc
democratic party il The Firs, district
telling Of those who served tho dis
trirt In rnupr1ss ,,,J ,,,iu,i,,... -,h,,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07

MAYOR FuRNess's VACATION.
Chief Executive of Phccbus Will Go
to NortH Carolina.

Mayor Louis r. Furncss Of Phocbus
will start tomorrow for Wilmington.
v C.. to join Mrs. t'nrncss. who
has been visiting there for ii week.
Mayor Furncss will he absent len
days.
During his absence Councilman
Samuel Crawford OF The Second ward
will ho acting mayor and will pre-
sido as police magistrate
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07

Farmers Take Notice. Lowry
builds his Market Wagons from the
lest CT material and will save YOU
from IS to $40 on each wagon. Call
and see the stock before the paint and
putty hide the flaws. Yours.
LOWRY,
The Harness and Vehicle Man.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
More Territory for Hampton.

Tho annexation committee met last
night and decided to report o council;
The advisabiliiy Of taking in certain
district; by annexation. which will
make Hampton have 5000 popula-
ton. Maps will be furnished showing
Just VIVA; districts will be added to
he town.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
Sunar SC Per Pound.

Large Mackcrcl &c: Fox River But
ter 2Sc, at RuSSELL'S, 30 T. Queen
street. 5-2I-12t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
ouaIiLicd aa Adminisiratrix

Elizabeth Mitchell yesterday quail
hcd before Clerk Of Courts IIarry
H. llol' rs the administrators of the
estate Of George Mason Mcssrg. c..
=. Collier Thomas l.. Sclater anl
George W. Hope were appointed tho
commissioners to appraise the prop
erty
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
Funeral Of Miss Copeland.

The funeral of Miss Florence Il.
COPELAND viii take place from The
FoN l!ill Methodist church al $50
O'Clock Iris afternoon Tie inter
mont viii hc made in the Fox IIiIl
cemetery.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
New Cure for Epilcnsy.

j. l.. Waterman. Of Watcriown. o.,
Rural free delivery. writes; "My
daughter. afflicted for years with cpl
lcpsy was cured by DR. Kings New
Life Pills. She has not had an at
tack for over Two years" Best body
clcanscrs and life giving tonic pills on
earth. 25c at w. Blair Langhornc'.;
drug store. su-tuthu-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
TAKE NOTICE

Having been informed that certain
men are canvassing the peninsula
towns claiming to represent the 3. 5
and 10 cent store, take this method
OF rcpudiating tho men. have never
employed peddler, nor have | any
salemen outside my store. My goods
are firsi.class and | have no necessity
for IT, -ao peddlers. These peddlers
claiming to represent me are frauds.
and my customers should remember
tkis.
w. III. RAPEPORT
5-25.1m, Prop. 8. 5 and 10: Cent Store.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
Picnic for Lileray sooietx.

Thc members cf The Franklin LII.
erary Society and The Improvement
cub of The Phoebus graded schools
WI hold a picnic at Grand View
Monday.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-14

dliscie oicze do chatY q
dezwal sic Bolek ~ znac to
po niej: drobne to, Wat}e,.
istny kwiatek wiosny.
NAMES jej siana, v SEQ
pie ME braknie odpar}
Xoliwa.
Monisia us}ysza}a, il ktoS
.izbe opusci}, DO kroki sic
rozleg}y, a potem drzwi "a
skrzypia}y.
- Chlopak ma SERGE
|ozwa}a sic Magda.
= Me tax, jak te wisusy-
doda} ojciec.
-: Toe jeszcze Mode =
stanela W obronie m}odszych
matka p6jde %zobaczyc,
czy d~ziewczyna spi jeszcze.
Ciezka makata odsune}a sic,
6wiat}o wpad]o do alkowy,
Monisia ujrza}a pred SODA
zone Zoliwy z ~niemowleciem
ma reku, a W g}ebi izby resi-
te rodziny PREY stole skupio.
ma, lecz Bolka W niej brak}o,
suty ogie6, palacy sic ma
kominie, oswieca} Zoliwe i
trzech jego wisus6w.
% Me 6pisz, to chodz ma
wieczerze - odezwa}a sic
Magda }agcdnie - juz mleko
gorace. =.
I zabra1a dziewczynke re
SODA.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-14
Tanie ratv do San Franc SEQ
j Los Angelo

.koleja North Western. Raty ex-
kursyjn ne "a pierwszorzedna podr6z
dop4ata 50. 90 "a tykiet zwrotny,
rskatecznionesbsdq ze w~szystkich
stacy Cd IS czerwca do I Lipca,
w}qcsnie 2 uwzglednionym okresem
czasu do powrotu. Try pospieszne
pociagi wprost do Kalifornii dzien-
ME. Pospieszny pociag n~adbrzezny,
nawskros elektryc,nie o%swiecony,
ME zupelne try dni W podr6zy do.
San francisco. Pospieszny pociag
do Los Angeles, e%'ektrycznie ma
wskros oswietlony, kt6ry idzie no-
wa droga przez Salt Lake do Los
Angeles, z pokojem rysunkowym j
wagonami sypialnemi ola turystow.
Inny pospieszny dzienny pociag
jest The China & Japan Fast
Mail",, z wagonem rysunkowym
wagonami sypialnymi ola turyst6w
do San Francisco i Los Angeles.
Pc opisy i blizsze szczegd}y zglosic
sc do agent6w kolei Chicago &
North Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-14

niu Monisi.
Glodna podobno jestes
- rzekla> - chodz "a NINA,
dam ci je6c.
I powiodla dziewczynke ze
SODA. W izbie, do kt6rej we
SHY, schludnosc tel wielka
panowa}a, by}a to Geese do''
mu niewiescia, sk}ada}a sic
z alkowy, oraz wlelkiej izby,
kt6ra jadalnia i kuchnia mo-
ina by}o jednocze6nie nazwac;
W alkowie stale }oze szerokle
i klecznik, cd pu}apu zwie~
SCALA sic kolyska; W izbie
zobaczy}a Monisia tapczan,
sk6ra barania przykryty,
skrzyd kilka malowanych,
ceber z woda i wielki komin
z okapa, ma 6cianach wisiaSy
pu}ki, ma Mich swieci}y o.
gromne missy, kubki }yzki,
W po6rodku izby widac by}o
st6}, grubym p}6tnem nakry-
ty. We}niana makata zas1a-
nia}a ma wp6l wnijscie z ja'
Idaln; do alkowy, ma kominie
palil sic suty ogieh, prey
kt6rym warzy}o sic cos W
garczku.
Wszed}szy tutaj, niewiasta
zdje}a z pu}ki mise i iyzke,
nala}a z garczka krup i po-
stawiwszy ten posi}ek ma
stole, rzek}a do Monisi:
$50 jedi, dziecko.
49, Poczem doby}a re
|skrzyni chleb, re "a pasa
MOI, ukroila kromke i polo
4zy}a pred dziewczyna.
II to ola ciebie - doda1a.
>Dziewezynka chciwie jesf
pocze}a, wtem z alkowy do
bieg}o kwilenie dziecka, wiec
rzuci}a }yzke i pobieg}a ko'
Iysac niemowle.
Sko6cz jesc - odezwa'
la sic do niej }agodniej iona
Zoliwy 49, ia tymczasen
dziecko pohustam.
Ale Monisia ME mia}a O.
choty odejSc.
mi sic je6c ME
chce - odpar}a i zosta}a.
~ Dziecko ucich}o nieba-
wen, ona ko}ysac ME usta'
|wa}a, az zm6g} ia sen i usu
ne}a sic bezwladna ma }6zko
ma kt6rego brzegu siedzia}a'
Jak dlugo spa}a, ME vie.
dzla}a sama, zbudzi} ia gwa1
LEGACY z izby, W alkowie by}o
ciemno, ktos makate zapu-
Sell. Przetar}a oczy, pocze{a
s1uchac: GAIA rodzina by}a
widocznie zebrana tam; sly.
SCALA glossy obojga Zoliw6w,
dzieci i najstarszego syna.
- Magda, gdzie ma}a spaf
bedzie? - zapyta} zone Zoli.
wa.
- Pomiesci sic z Jaskiem
Itutai ma tapczanie 49, odpar}a
kobieta.
- Me chce - mrukna9
najmlodszy z rodziny, a diva!
starsi Maciek i Week pocze'
Iii sic mu sprzeciwiat, e
~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-14
Kara Bor!zia.
sPowieec historyczna ola ludu
i mlodziezy.

l lu1OuIl0ly.
(Ciag dalszy).
- Osta6 tutaj, wr6ce ME-
bawem rzek} Zoliwa i znlk1
"a drzwiami przyleg}ej izby.
Monisia usiadla ma brzezku
jednej z law i patrza}a woko-
10; drogie kamienie, 6wiecace
u rekojeSci ISABEL, najbardziej
neci}y iej wzrok, ~zapatrzy}a
sic ma ME, wtem drzwi sieni
sic rozwar}y, wszed} do izby
ch1opiec, lat %o6mna6cie liz
czyc mogacy, W sukni b}ekit-
nej, pasem nabijanym mo-
sieznymi guzikami W bio
drach ujetej, z kusza ma ra-
mieniu, z nozem "a pasem
W ko}paku, W spodniach
szerokich, W buty wsunje~
tych.
Wzrok jego smia}y zatrzy-
mai sic re zdziwieniem ma
dziewczynce, kt6rapos}yszaw-
sly kroki, obejrza}a sic i
~zarumieniona wsta]a z }awki.
- Ktos tY? - zapyta} ia.
- Monisia - odparla - a
ty? - spyta}a nawzajem.
On rozesmial sic weso}o.
- jam tn sw6j, vice py-
tam - tvs obca 49, rzek}.
Dziewczynka spu6ci}a oczy,
westchnela cichutko.
sier9ta 49, doda}a,
M. ogorza}ej twar1y CHOP
ca ukazal sic wyraz wsp61-
czucia, przystapi} blizei do
dziewczynki, uja} jej reke.
- Urazic Gle ME chcia}em
- rzek1 1agodnie - jestem
najstarszym synem pana tel
w}osci. Bolek mole imie, a
ty czyja? Monisia to ola mnie
ME dosyc, Monis setki ma
ziemi.
Monisia usmiechne}a sic
do niego.
- Jestem siostra twoja'
TAX powiedzia} tw6j ojciec -
0dpar}a.
- Zgoda, ME nam zadnej,
kocha6 Gle bede, jade na
1owy, przywioze ci turkawke,
siostrzyczko. - rzek} Bolek,
6ciskajac jej dion.
Monisia usunela reke.
- Me zabijaj turkawki,
ME chce - zawo}a}a - zywa
wezme, zabitej ME.
Ch}opiec popatrza} ma MIA.
Bedziesz mia}a zywa -
odezwa1 sic pc chwili tvs
sama do turkawki podobna;
powiedz mi ~,,szczesc Boze",
ide do lasu, rysia spotkac
moge.
- Szczes6 Boze, szepne{a
dziewczynka.
Skineli sobie giovanni, on
wyszed}, ona znowu zosta}a
sama, zadumana patrzala W
okno, myslac: moe tedy isc
bedzie, ale ME zobaczy}a 60
wiecej.
Tymczasem Zoliwa powr6-
~ 49, --~--- e.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-14
wynalazek
POlaka.

WynaIez1ony zostat, Nowy eztu
czny Wegiel, pod kazdym wzgledem
lepszy Cd wegla kamiennego, a
prey tenn ME. brudzi rak zupe}nie.
PaliG MIN MONA W kazdym piecu,
a robiG go moze kazdy cz}owiek,
recznie, bez zadnych maszyn, re
ziemi, kt6rei wszedzie jest dosyc,
i do kt6rej MONA mieszac wszyst-
kie paine odpadki domowe, a TO
MA KOSZTOWAC Gle BEDzIE
|DOLARA z CENTArI. Zamiast
sprzedaG ten wynalazek, chce go
oddac do uzytku biednych ludzi, W
|tym kraju i W Kanadzie. Ably vice
przekonac ludzi, o dobroci tego
wegla, O }atwosci wyrobu, czas
pewien, postanowi}em uczyc IA
|DARMO, jak kazdy moe robic do
swego domowego uzytku, ten INA
komity: a TAM wegiel. Leoz ably
jaknajwiecej ludzi dowiedzia}o sic
o tym nowym weglu, musisz sci9g~
nae do siebie' probe tego wegla,
azeby pokaza6 1nnym, jak sic pail
oraz ably mnie przekonac, re szcze-
RE mySlisz o nauce, przySlij JED.
NEG0 DOLARA i podaj sw6j
Express Office, a otrzymasz probe,
a gdy sig przekonasz 0 prawdz1e,
zwr6cisz mnic wydatki biur'we, a
nauke i pozwolehstwo wyrobu O.
trzymasz IA DARMO. Wegiel ten
Jest p~atentowany ma rome kraie i
uznany "a najlepszy W swiecie. Ro-
biac zapytanie, za}acz marke ma cd
powiedz Pieniadze p%rzysy}ac pro-
sze W liscie registrowanym luo przez
money order. UWAGA. kto
ma }aki moczarowe, trzesawiska j
torfowisko MECH pisze pc instruk-
eye. Potrzeba wszedzie agentow.
Kto cbce wegiel ten wyrabiac ma
sprzedaz, MECH pisze do wynalazcy'
ADRES TAXI:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-14
HON ARTIFICIAL FUEL PATENTEE
OFFICE 1928 ". Hine Str
co MOWI WIEL. KSIADZ Z.
KUCZYCKl @ TYN
... WEGLU.

co MOWI WIEL. KSIADZ 4.
KUCZYCKl @ TYN NOWYM
WEGLU.
Wyczytawszy W gazetach og}o
szenie, sciagna}em probe sztuczne-
20 wegla, wynalazku naszego 10
daka i przekonalem sic, re weglel.
ten: jest znakomity pod kaizd9ym
wzgledem, a wtajemniczony W Wy.
rob tego wegla, movie szczerze j
sumiennie, re Wynalazek ten jest
donios}ego znaczenia, gdyz daje
moznosG nabycia bardzo dpbrego, a
taniego opalu biednym ludziom, q
sekret wyrobu, Jest wart hoinej "a
platy, Zyczac wynalazcy j intereso
Wanym wszelkiej pomyslnosci, Ia
cz9c wyrazy szacunku powazan1a
Ks. 4. kuczycki, Stamford, Conn.
NV zas nizej podpisani, oby.
watele miasta South Bend, Ind,
zaswiadczamy, re wegiel ten z ze zie
mi Jest znakomity robic sic dale
bardzo 1atwo j re %og1oszenie to ME
lest zadnem oszustwem. M. Gorski,
Radny miasta, P. Kaczorowski, Ra-
dny miasta, W. Papczyhski, Komi-
sarz robot publ, W. Niedbalski,
Aptekarz; P. Szalewski, Zakfaad
krawiecki, M. pzczodrowski, Gro~
sernia; w. Kolupa, Aptekarz; Iggn.
lBoinski, Grosernia; Z. Szybowio2z,
w. Grzesk, AdWokat.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-03
80 NEW SENATORS
HALF OF THE UPPER
HOUSE 10 CHANGE

On March 3, 1907, 80 New Senators
viii Take Their Seats-Many Hard
Fights Are to BE Pulled On-Some
Of the Old Rings Are to BE Forever
Broken Up.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-03

had been materially reduced, some
putting the run as low as $4,000, with
general expectancy Of 10000. Quail
ity was distinctly lacking.
The native supply carried a much
smaller proportion of good lambs than
last week and plenty that looked as
though they were suffering from un-
appeased hunger. Stock that had been
out long enough to make 1t fat came
back again in deplorably bad shape
in many instances and had to go out
again. Sheep suffered less than lambs
but. the run carried a liberal proper
ton of yearlings, cents being the
common price. Supply ran largely to
lambs and yearlings.
The straight grasser delegation did
not cut much figure in the price
making function. Feeding stuff was
scarce and Michigan buyers were or
hand, clamorous for everything suited
to their purpose. Buffalo had 1OC
cars and the best lambs that bleatet
were quoted at 3, $3.50 there. The
cream of the crop was taken gooc
care of, but on the rest 1t was ped
ding trade.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-03
Murdered Man Exhumed.

The remains of Ira Olson, the young
man who met his death under sus-
picious circumstances, at or near the
simmons siding, on the Snake river
about eight weeks ago, are at last to
he laid away in a permanent resting
place, says the Walla Walla Union
Undertaken MacMartin had the re-
mains taken from their lonely grave
on the banks of the Snake river. in
order to prepare them for shipment
to his old home in Ellsworth, Iowa, in
structions having been received from
the Odd Fellows lodge at Ellsworth
by the local order to do as indicated
and, accordingly, the body was sent
bv express Yesterday to the lodge ir
the Iowa city, under whose auspices
the deceased will receive a Christian
burial.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-03

ed by the department of agriculture
in conjunction with the Colorado ex-
pertinent station.
DR.. Marsh has been devoting con-
siderable time to discovering antidotes
for the poison and has met with some
degree of success.
II am in hopes that we shall be
able to issue a bulletin during the
coming winter" said DR.. Marsh, "but
we still have great deal to do, COM
plling the data we have gathered. I
feel very well satisfied with the prog
ress we have made and another sea-
son should make us very we'll ac-
quainted with loco. Having located
the cause Of the effect of loco, there
still remains to solve the question of a
cure. This will have to be by anti
dotes and by methods of ridding the
country of the weed. We hope that
results can be secured in both direc-
tions."
The station at Hugo will be closed
this winter, and whether 1t will be re-
opened next summer depends on the
result Of the further experiments al
Washington and the appropriations
made by congress.