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Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-03-29
Coal Discovered in This Valley

The fact that large body of
coal was struck in this valley last
year was not made public at the
time, but it is fact nevertheless.
The find was made while working
on the placer grounds of the Boul-
der Lake Mining company on Boul-
der creek by J. B. Hurst, the man
ager. Mr.. Hurst says the size OF
the vein is not known, as very little
work has been done on it, but is
has been worked to depth of more
than four feet, the coal improving
with depth. The coal has been
used for blacksmithing, such as
sharpening picks and drills, ETC.,
with excellent results, and it burns
in stove fine.
If it should prove to be OF great
size and good quality on working
it. the owners have bonanza that
will beat placer mining. The proof
of a good coal mine in this valley
would do more toward bringing in
an electric railway than anything
else could.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-03-29
Valley Merchants Organize

The merchants of Long valley
het at vanwyck on March q and
|wanized The Long Valley Mer-
[hants Protective association, the
credit system having reached such
point as to make it impracticable
|m the merchant and unfair for the
consumer. Steps were taken to es-
4 |ablish uniform system of credit,
Flnd for protection against bad debt
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-03-29
Lardo.EIo Telephone Co. Organized

At a meeting held in the Elo
scboolhouse Monday, the Lardo-El
Mutual Telephone company was or
ganized with the following officers;
Fl. f. Erwin, president; William
Eloheimo, vice-president; F. L. BY
er, secretary; J. S. Johnson treas
nrer: John Kumpula, J. B. Hurst
and Fred L. Green, directors.
The object of the company is 10
construct a telephone line from
Lardo through Flo down the valley
TO connect with existing lines. Inc
company has membership OF Il
and 10 others have promised to JOIN.
Work on the line will commence a'
once.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-03-29
RESORT
Resort, March 25.

r.,n York of Cambridge arrived
'OIn last week and has occupied his
|ele l!.;"n iaO as blacksmith for the Gott
Mining company
pain has been falling the last
L. "d, davs and nights and has settled
r. |Se snow @ considerably.
u,s Fred Burgdorff has been
;.t;no a;r at the home of Mrs. Thorpe
|m few days.
Snow on Secesh summit IS re-
Lorted to be close to seven feet deep
David Anderson has been visit
|Da friends in this locality recently
1obn Rotson of the Golden Rule
|Dine is guest at Resort hotel.
Henry Wisegober of Bear lake
here on business.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-03-29
FOR SALE

Good span of mares, also cream
senarator nearly new to sell or trade
G. E. Cox, 3 miles w. OF Roseperry'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24
ZE SLASKA.

BYTOM. Redaktora pisma
,,Polak" W Katowicach ska
za} sad ma kare pieniezna 80
marek "a obraze Zinkego, u
rzednika celnego. Swiadko-
vie " tel sprawie wezwani
zeznali: Julia Pieckowa zez-
na}a, re urzednik Zinke wy
zywa1 ludzi cd polskich swim
i handy Korfantego. Kowal-
ska zezna1a, ze Zinke zelaz-
nym pretom mad giovanni lu-
dzi wywi ii grozii: wszyst.
kich zazgam, wy bando Kor-
fantego! Pajakowa 74-letnia
%niewiasta, kiedy wracala PREF
granice, Zinke ia popchnaf,
re upad}a, a maka i chleb
wypadly ma ziemie, kiedy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24
co M0WIA .
opoIskiej Bolonii COLBY, BaR@a@!!

,Mieszka}em II lat ma farmach oko}o Brownsville W Todd County
Minnesocie, tam mi sic podoba{o tax dtugo dop6ki ME zobaczy{en
innych okoic~ Gdy pojecha}em do Thomas County, Kansas, pomySla>
lem sobie zaraz, widze re 50 jeszoze lepsze kontry nz Minnesota, ku~
pi{em 800 ARROW. Grunt jest urodzajny, rodzi wszystko co se zasa~
azi )ub zasieje - Market, ezyli sbyt, many dobry IA vszystlo G
woda jest zdrowa, a kimat czysty zdrowy. lima jest lekka i kr6tka.
ia przywi6z}em z Minnesoty Is setuk byd}a 5 koni, a przez Gala zime
spo1rzebowa}em tylko 5 fur siana, DO bydfo sic pasfo ma tra~ie GAIA III
ms. W Minnesota spotr7ebowafem 50 fur siana, przytem Stony do
stem bardzo zadowolony~ zyczyfbym rodakom zeby tutaj pr<ybyi, DO
sobie poepszq. Tutaj jest }atwiej obrobid 100 ARROW, niz 40 ARROW "
wiskonsinskich lab minnesockich borach. J6zef Bieniek.
Chcecie sic schron:6 pred dluga zima ma p6}nocy to przyjedz.e do
mas. Ccny grunt6w cd 8 dol. z akier wyzej ma d{ugie wypfaty: -
~ DINA podr6z ola kupuiacych. Pc pokkie opsy, mapy it'd. piszcie do
W aszego rodaka
yG.. lDnoREx Pres. and.Mgr Polonia Colonization Co
COLBY. Thomas Co. KANSAS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24
Chicago, Milwaukee
Is st.. Paul.
Chicago Burlington &
OuinCV RV.

Chicago Burlington &
Quincy Ry.
North Bound
par
St Paul & Minneapolis Limited 4.o5 am
St. Paul & Minneapolis Express $50 a,r
Arr We
Chicago St. Louis & Peoria imited $50 am,
Chicago Express 9.35 am.
South Bound.
Depart
Chicago St. Louis EXPIRES To- a m
Chicago St Louis Peoria Limited 1o5opm
Arrive
StPaul & Minneapolis Express II 3oam
StPaul & Minneapolis Limited 11.38 P N
Green Bay & WinOna.
Depar Arrive
cree, Bev Passenger y:l5 m 81, p nj
500 y "a II
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24
WIESCI z OJCZYZNY
z PRUS POLSKICH.

KARTUZY. Smutne swle~
ia przezyla rodzina ku]aw'
skich W G6rnej Brodnlcy W
tutejszym %powiecie. Gay b.
WIEN we Wielki piatek Ku~
iawski z iona udali sic VIE
czorem do koscio1a, wydobyi
13.letni ch1opak, bedacy u
mich W goscinie, fuzya z sza-
fy i Z g}upstwa pocza} mie~
rye do c6reczki p. K, sa-
dzac, il ME jest nabita. ia
kiez by}o jednak przerazen1e'
gdy nagle pad} strza1 a CO.
reczka ma miejscu by}a tru~
penn. Caiy nab6j sr6tu traflf
W glove dziewczecia / ma
miejscu ia zabi}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24
StraszliWe wyscigi re
s1nierCia.

,,Smier6 sic szybko zbliza}a" pisze
Ralph F. Fernandez z Tampa, Fla,
opisujac swe w~ojownicze wiscigi re
smiercia, jake wynik choroby wa
troby i napady sercowe, kt6re mie
obrabowa}Y re snu i wszystkich
powab6w zycia. Pr6bowa}em wiele
rozmaitych lekarzy i lekarstw, le,z
ME miafem ~polepszenia, dop6ki ME
zacza}em uzywaG Electric Bitters.
TAX zadziwiajace by}o jego dzia}a,
ME, IL W trzech dniach czu}em sic
zupe}nie o%drodzony, a dis, jestem
~wyle>zony wszystkich k}opot6w.
Gwarantowane M. J Kowalew.
skiego aptekarza; cena SO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24
z POD MOSKALA.

~CZESTOCHOWA. Pet. Ag,
tel. donosi: Ma pow6z tutej-
.szego p~olicmajstra rzucono
bombe przyczem ~policmajste1
i woznica odniesli lekkie ra.
ny Pow6z strzaskany. =
sprawca nieznany.
- Czestochowa. W sobote
O godzinie 5 pc po}udniu ma
ulicy W~arszawskiej rzucono
bonnie ma powracajacego 2
pogrzebu komisarza drugiego
cyrku1u policyjnego Piekura,
pe1niacego %obowiazki polio
majst1a. Piekur raniony W
reke, glove i nogi. Pow6z
rozbity ma kawa}ki, jeden
ko6. by} raniony, a drugi "a
bity. Ranni r6wniez trzej
wojskowi, znadujacy sic W
poblizu. Bonnie ma policeman
stra rzucon6 W chwili, kiedy
Piekur jecha} przez miasto W
towarzystwie oficera stra
zzy pogranicznej. @Si}a wy
buchu bomby by}a tax
wielka, re p~olicmajster i STAN
greet og}uchli. W wie]u po-
bliskich domach powypada}y
szyby. Bonnie rzuci} z bramy
domu nieznany cz1owiek, IL
czacy lat okolo 80. Wkr6tce
potem aresztowano cz}owie-
ka, podejrzanego O ten "a
mach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24
STAROGARD.
Zesz}ego

Zesz}ego
roku spadl kotlarz P. pewne.
go wieczoru do tunelu PREY
ulicy W~ilhelmowskiej / tax
sic pokaleczy} il wskutek
odniesionych ran zmar1. Wdo,
wa i krewni zmar1ego zaska-
rzyli zarzad prowincyonalny
o o~dszkodowanie, twierdzac,
ze gdyby ma tenn miejscu by
1y wyzsze porecze, P. ME by}-
by do tunelu spad}. Sad zie-
mia6ski skarge odrzucif, ale
sad n~adziemia6ski W XVII.
,dzynie przyzna} krewnym
zabitego slusznosc i skaza}
~prowincye ma zap}acenie 3D.
szkodowania. lego samego
zdania by1 tez i najwyzszy
sad W Lipsku, gdyz odrzuci{
apelacye prowincyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24

~powstala, q. wydarl jei ko-
szyk i rzucil go ma ziemle
it'd. w toku procesu wykaza-
10 sic, re 2. jest bardzo Gle:
urzednikiem - j dziaia1
wbrew wskaz6wkom w1adzy
wyzszej zalecajacej }agodnosc'
z tego powodu w}adza nj
wytoczy process dyscyplinaar.
ny i go ukarze..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24

w Laskowi-
each 4-letnia c6reczka posle-
dziciela B. wzieEa W nieobec'
nosci r0dzic6w ma stole sto-
jaca butelke z vodka i wypi-
Ia Z niej oko1o a Ultra "a
warto6ci. Gdy rodzice powr6-
Gill do domu >zastali ia lezaca
ma kanapie bez przytomnoscl,
t~rzymajaca jeszcze W objeciu
butelke. Jeszcze tego wiczora
W wielkich bolesciach dziec-
ko zycie zako6czy}o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24
~ upujemy
Sp%rzedajen1y
/ Zamieniamy

cokolwiekbadz j wszystko co
tylko do umeblowania domu
nalezy. Many najwiekszy W
miescie zapas towar5w Il dru
giej reki, sk}adajacy sic g}6-
wnie z GARNITUROW DO
sYPIALNI, sPREzYNI MA
TERACY, sTOk0W,. sTOh,
K0W, KOMOD0W, sZAF
DO KsIAZEK, wielki zapas
K0ZEK, PIE,
N LODOWNIE, PIECE
PIECE DO
KARPETY,
DO i
tysiac i jeden r%ozmaitych
w~zmiankowanYch artYku}6w,
danny wan kredyt, iezeli tego
zadacie. s
The Furniture & Stove
Exchange Co.
40 e. 3eia utica,
drugie drzwi wschodnio Cd
sk1adu uprzezy Crosgrcve.
Telefony: N. w. 6SS i.
albo 234 j.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24

2 ~TORUNSKIEGO. Ma do
brach rycerskich W Wielko-
lace wydarzyl sic nieszczesll-
wy wypadek. W pewnej ro~
dzinie zapad}y dzieci ma
szkarlatyne. Mularz Wierz-
bicki, zajety dezinfekcya do
mu, rzucil butelke, W kt6rej
znajdowalo sic jeszcze nieco
kwasu karbolowego do ogro-
du. Jedyny synek robotnika
Rumi6skiego, znalaz1szy wy
rzucona butejke, wypi} p}yn,
wskutek czego niebawem sko-
nal.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24
Pc wydobyciu

CHOJNICE. Pc wydobyciu
2 ieziora ciala szafnera kolejo-
wego, Paw}a Wolhierta, Okla
zuja wszelkie oznaki, il mu-
siaf mu sic wydarzyc ME
szcze6liwy wypadek. Okale'
czenia ma ciele ME zauwazo~
no i tez mic ME zrabowano.
Prawdopodobnie W ciemnicy
zb}adzil, wpad} do jeziora,
skad stara1 sic wydostac, lecz
coraz g1ebiei brna} W mu}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24
CHEKMNO. Obywatele wy

Obywatele wy
s}ali do rejencyi W Kwidzy-
ME pro9be o zniesienie muru-
miyjskiego cd bramki CRU
dziadzKiej do bramy rycer-
skiei = ale rejencya odm6wi-
Ia podaiac "a przyczyne, ze
m,1r ten ma wartosc histo-
ryczna. Bodajby ratusz poz-
na6sli tax samo nazWano u
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24
znano i dawnych lego malo-'
widel ME zamazywano, tyll1kEao.
je o%dnowiono.
= POZNANSKIEGO.

q ~POZNANSKIEGO.
Wyciecz-
ka z przeszkodami. Pewien
zonaty handlarz tutejszy "a
mierza} W tych dniach rano
z swoja oprzyjaci6lka" zroblc
wycieczke wozem W strone
ku Gniewkowu. iona lego,
kt6rej oswiadczy}, il wy]ezdza
"a interesami do Torunia, ME
wierzac temu, gdyz mia4a
meza juz cd dawna W pode]'
rzeniu O niedozwoloDe roz
rywki, uda}a sic ma Toruhska
5wir6wke i niestety
naocznie sic. przekona{a o
siusznosci swych przypusz-
czen. Me MONA sic vice
dziwic, re da}a upust swemu
rozdraznieniu i kochajacego
meza jake tel jego nprzyja-
ci61ke" dobitnemi argument
tami stara1a sic przekonac o
niest6sownosci jego zapatry-
wanna. Og6lne zamieszanle,
kt6re wskutek tego powsta{o,
spowodowa}o do wkroczenla
policya, kt6ra owa tr6jke ma
odwach odprowadzic musia}a.
N z w~iezienia woj-
skowego z Poznania uciekf,
lax wiadomo, niedawno temu,
morderca Glapy, zo{nierz
Rosi6ski, (Niemiec), skazany
ma smierc razem z swym to-
warzyszem Geppertem. Ro-
si6skiego %pochwycit W dro-
dzs rzeznik pan Adamski z
Obornik i oddaf zbrodniarza
w}adzy, kt6ra teraz ma niego
ma baczniejsze oko W VIE
zieniu. Rosi6ski zdaje sic ma
przyjaci6& W Berlinie, DO je-
den z mich wyst6sowa1 W ich
.imieniu do p. Adamskiego W
Oboraikach odkrytke. bez
podpisu, W kt6rej grozi mu
Smiercia "a ~pochwycenie
zbrodniarza i oddanie go
w1adzy. uAllg. Fleischer Ztg."
wyznaczy}a wskutek tego 100
NJ. nagrody ma wykrycie au-
tora owej grozby. Odkrytka
ia oddana W Berlinie W. ma
urzedzie pocztowym "A,
brzmi jak nastepuje W ME-
mieckim jezyku: ,,Du elender
polnischer Lump, Du De-
nunziant, Wir geben Dir I'M
ser Ehrenwort bevor 2osih~
ski bingerichtet wird, Dist
du, Du Lausehund todt." To
znaczy pc polsku: ,,Ty nedz-
ny polski }ajdaku, Ty denun-
cyancie. Dajemy ci nasze
s}owo honoru; &c zanim Ro-
si6ski bedzie stracony, Ty
wszawy psie ME bedziesz zy}".
Widocznie nienawisc do Po~
lak6w stale sic u Niemc6w
coraz og6lniejsza, jezeli nd
wet zwykli opryszkowie ber-
li6scy ME So cd niej wolny-
mi, jak tego dowodza s}owa
obelzywe: ,,Ty nedzny pol
ski 1ajdaku'.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-09
WEST MILFORD
NEWS Items

WEST MILFORD, July o.
Charles Holmes. who is working for
n lumber company in Pocahontas
county, will move his family there
this week, where he expects to be
employed for the next few years.
The best wishes of their many
friends go with them wherever they
may go.
Joseph Hickman's new house on
the east border of town is nearing
completion and will soon be ready
for occupancy. Mr.. Van Horn is
the architect and builder.
Postmaster Lee has returned from
trip down east. These trips IN
dictate that Mr.. Lee has some idea
of acquiring an assistant.
Judging from what can be seen
here every Sunday, it would be good
policy to station an officer of the
Humane Society at this place. 1t
| is no uncommn occurrence for a
Clarksburg livery team to be driven
here and given no rest from morn
! ing until night, and very likely suf-
/ fer for water and feed This IS
common talk and more than likely
carries with it more than the Gus
tomary grain of truth, and if so
| the parties so offending should be
dealt with as the statutes wisel!
provide.
/ There is considerable sicknes:
throughout this neighborhood, most
lly of a mild nature, there having
lheen no fatal cases so far.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-09
new PROGRAM
AT 7HEATERS

At the Odeon the first three
nights this week ''The Forty
Thieves" a highly colored and
amusing picture, will be the pro-
gram. 1t made big hit in Pitts
burg last week and drew large
crowds. At the Bijou will be seen
tbe same nights ''The Juvenile
Chicken Thieves "Coster's We'd
ding and '"The Jewelry Robbery
Mvstiied." All these viii be high
" pleasing
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-09
Shines 70 innagine sueh thing.

Some of the members of the
Petersburg team used poorer judg-
mont at bat than would an average
school boy. @Three members of the
team never allowed a single high
pitch to go by without swinging for
It and the result was that they did
no batting.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-09
oHIo FARMs -FoR SILL.

For sale BY well recommend
ed firm whose representative, w. -:
Cushman, Of Garrettsville, o., will
be pleased to have you address him at
Garrettsville, o., or call on hln at
the Deison House, Ciarksburg, w
Va, and obtain descriptions, PRICES
etc, Of farms in the great maple
syrup, potato, fruit, grain, grass and
stock producing section, and all
things considered, the best snr-
roundings, home and none making
portion Of the gEeat state Of Ohio
JET
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-09
a man Vic IS 81 perfeet heallh. q

A man who is in perfect health, 90
he can do an honest days work when
necessary, has much for which he
should be thankful Mr.. 4. G. Dod-
gers, Of Branchton, Pa, writes that
he was not only unable to- worl. hI
he couldn't stoop over to tie his qisn
shoes. Six bottles of Boley's kld7
ney Cure made him a new man re
says, Success to Foley's KdnqY
Cure Sold RF
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-09
40 Associated Press.l

GAM. July 7-rhe army trans
port Thomas stranded on the reef
here today. The ship supply was
unable to phil her off. A vessel will
be ordered from Manila for the pur-
pose. The Thomns had on board
81, 75O,0oO Of Philippine gold, ten
army officers, nineteen civilians ano
four army nurses.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-09
INV -Associnfed Press. ]

LONDON, July THE Assoc
ciated Press is authorized to deny
the report Of the engagement Of Miss
jean Reid, daughter of Ambassador
Whitelaw Reid, to discount Acheson,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-09
81 6 8 % II 8

Earned ns-Parkersburg <. Two
base hits-Stealey. Struck out
by Taylor 5, by McClain 8. Passed
balls-Stealey, WEIGH. First on eI-
rors-Clarksburg 6, Parkersburg Z.
stolen bases-Tucker, Ho5litZei.
Bases on balls-McClain 1, Taylor
II. Hit by pitcher-HastinsS. Pol
ing. Time, 1 80. Umpire, Camp
Attendance, 1000
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-09
STILL
UIVBEATEII

/ IIbEA ] El
And still the locals are the un-
beaten ones. BY defeating PaTkere
burg Sunday at Union park they
Jump into the independent class Of
/ top-notchers in which there remains
but three teams to be beaten In or
der that they may justly retain the
championship. Piedmont, Benwood
ana the Kindlebergers, Of Wheeling.
are the remaining teams. and they
will all be taken on as soon as ar
rangements can be made.
By defeating the White Gitys on
SUNDAY the locals accomplished
something that even their most ar
dent admirers despaired of. These
same ardent admirers are reported
to have wagered various and num-
erous sums that the visitors would
walk away with the game, but they
didn't and thereby hangs a tale.
When Petersburg scored in the
first inning you could easily dis
tinguish where the boys were who
had money on them. It wasn't
bit of trouble. One didn't need to
consult a directory. TT was most
mighty plain cit seemed a lead
nine cinch-o as jess Sackett would
saw. Then when the locals came up
in their half of the first and went
down IN one, two, three order,
there was some rejoicing and some
Iamenting. e'for the ship that was
evidently not to return.
Then the Clarksburgs not only
evened up in the second but went
one better and still the guys who
were stalking their weeks salary on
the visitors did not get cold feet.
ESOh. that's all right; wait till that
Petersburg bunch gets working
right was the cry. They worked
precisely right to suit our own and
their loval followers. From the
tnne the second opened until the
game closed the locals were all to J
the good and were never headed. |
They piled up three of the good |
ones in the second and that took !
the heart out of the alleged fast
bunch.
While the locals did not earn any
If the runs they scored, eieyer base
-unning counts for something and
when taps or sacrifices were needed
.ome of Capt. Sackett's men were
llways found volunteering and
lever fell by the wayside.
seBull'' Smith was at first for the
ZONE team and while his work was
Tot at all sensational the crowd
.reeted him warmly, especially when
le first made his appearance at the
late. Not an opportunity arose for
he big fellow to distinguish himself.
lis actions demonstrated to the |
that he is not in good
condition, but he is positive that he
win come around all right in few
weeks. McClain's arm bothered
lin all during the game but not
outstanding this he pitched grand
rame. TAYLOR, for the visitors, was /
an to the good and showed wonder
full bursts of speed when in tight
places. Hoblitzel led both teams
with the stick, connecting safely four
out of five times up
rTNI,o
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-09
Yesterdays RESULTS
Pittsburg 8, Chicago 1.
Cincinnati 1, St Louis o.
STANDING OF CLUES.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Brooklyn at Pittsburg-
New York at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
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Piedmont has purchased the But
Ter franchise in the p. o. NJ. league
md the transfer will be made this
week. The trouble between mem-
beers of the Butler and Cumberland
cams will likely break out afresh
when the two get SO close together,
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A number of local men wagercd
heir surplus cash on the result Of
he Petersburg game yesterday and
it is said that few are claiming to-
Law that Parkersburg was bought
tut. That is silly and merely goes
to show that there are few hard
losers in Clarksburg. The local
management would not stoop to such
methods in the first place because
they readily recognize that case OF
that kind would rapidly kill the
glorious sport here. It's rank fool
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NOTICE TO TRACTION co.

The street car company is caution
ed to keep out of the way of the
Standard Grasselli milk wagon, an''
DAWSON and his engineers viii dc
all they can to avoid accidents, but
this milk must be delivered. 7j3wH
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srANpINa o. oLUBs.
GAMES TODAY.

oA1rEs TODAY.
Detroit at Washington
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at New York.
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WANTED-A white girl for gener.
al homework Must be a good
cook. Apply 515 West Mair
street, 7jSt
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Extra hne ice cream served
Hotel Waldo each day from nooI
lntiI midnight iunelSda
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See Justus for pure ice
cream. 9unSS'i
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FOR RENT-House on Mechelllc
street. near st. MaEy's hospl Iai
Irwin building.
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See 9Hstqs f9F pure e., aa afs
cream, 'st.F 7 4
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AMFRICAN League.

Yesterdays RESULTS
No games played.
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See Justus for pure ice
cream. 5uns9H
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- Seee.e.EeGse
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-05-02
SEEING SICILY.
Not to Know This Island Is Not TO
Know Greece.

Not to Know This Island Is Not 10
Know Greece.
There are some lands which have al
ways laid n spell upon the mind, upon
thn Imagination, upon the heart. Greece,
above all other countries, has entranced
the mind. The Imagination has ever
loved the east-Egypt the Indies, for
gotten Asia. the almost as mysterious
Asia Of today For most OF us the
home land is the country Of the heart;
for many. it may be, it is Palestine,
where was lighted the fire at which
the hearts of incaltulable millions are
sti,l warmed. Others are content to
say with Emerson in the fine essay on
"HeroiSm," "That country is The fairest
which is inhabited by the noblest
minds" But, above all other lands,
there is one which has at once Impress
cd the mind, the Imagination and the
heart Of western peoples. When IA
nous poet declared that ON his heart
would be found engraved the word
italy the words voiced the emotion Of
multitude in every country Of Eu-
rope and in the great northern con-
tinent oversea.
To see Sicily, the old Garden Of the
Sun" rs the poets have loved to call it,
is not to see Italy, though there may be
n measure of truth in Gocthe's remark
that not to know Sicily is not to know
Italy. In a sense one might more tru-
ly say OF Sicily that not to know it is
not to know Greece. In another sense,
however, we have in this most beau
tlful Of islands the intensifcation of
Italy. Whatever is most Italian is in
evidence here. though it is italian Of
the south and not of the north What
a gulf divides them is known only to
those familiar with the whole penin-
sula.--William Sharp in Century.