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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-06
SECRET CONS|STORY
 HELD IN ROME. One Cardinal Created and Eighty Four New Bishops Were
 Preconized. TEN BISHOPS FOR FRANCE
The Pontff Spoke of the Attacks On the Catholic Church In
 Many Countries.

Rome, Dec 6.-At the secret con- sistory held to-day in place of the public consistory previously planned, Cardinal Samassa, archbishop of St Rigonia, Hungary, who was present, although still suffering from illness. received the red hat The pontin preconized eighty-four bishops, in- cluding the Most Rev James H. Blenk, as archbishop of New Or leans; Rt RevsL. s. Walsh, as bishop of Portland, Me; Mgr John B. Nor ris. as coadjutor bishop of Little Rock, Ark; Mgr Giuseppi Avorsa. pa pal delegate in Cuba, as archbishop of Sardi; Most Rev R. Mcdonald, former bishop of HarDor Grace. New foundland, as archbishop of Gorty- na; Right Rev J. March, as bishop of Harbor Grace; Most Rev E. j.. Mccarthy, as archbishop of Halifax, and Rt Rev w. Mcdonald, bishop of Alexandria, Canada.
 The most significant appoint ments were those of ten new French bishops, which were made without any opposition on the part of the French government.
 In his allocution the pope said that every day the increasingly sad storm of vicissitudes is beating down on the church involving great mis- cry. The pontiff added:
 More than ever now the church can be compared with a ship buff feted by the waves in the midst of the ocean, but our faith does not vacillate in the least. Indeed We are more than ever sustained by our be- lief in the effcacious assistance of Christ, who when the time to suceor us comes. will rise and command the wind and sea to go down so that the perfect tranquility so much desired Swill be on us"
 The greatest comfort of Catholic ism, comfort which is confounding the enemy, the pope added, was the "singular concord which prevails throughout the episcopacy, so fully united to us. May God make all Catholics conform to these most brilliant examples of their pastors and following their directions. This imposes a sacred duty on the Chris tian profession which is emphasized by the present needs of religion. namely. that where (alluding to France) there is hostility against the church. the people there should be urged to proceed with compact strength, and in those regions (al- luding to Spain) where hostility is threatened Catholics should gener- ously sink all personal animosity and dissens'ons and neglect no means permitted by the laws and by the Christian conscience to overcome the evil"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-06
MADISON HOME BURNED.
Judge MaIsdon and His Wife Escape From Building as the Roof
 Falls.
LOST ALL THEIR BELONGINGS.

Madison, Dec 6.rIhe home of Judge Arthur w. Marsden was de- stroyed by fire early to-day and the judge and his wife barely escaped with their lives. Mrs Marsden was awakened by the smoke in their bed room and they dashed out of the burning building few moments be- fore the roof fell in. The house was almost q mass of flames when they made their escape. The only things saved were the safe, which was on the ground floor and an overcoat and hat taken out by Judge Marsden. Many valuable pieces of jewelry and antique furniture were destroyed.
 It is not known how the fire origi- mated. The loss is about $S,5O0.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-06
PRESIDENT CONTAMINATED.
French Newspapers Commend the
 Man and the Message.

Paris. Dec 6-All the French news papers. after having taken time for reflection. today published editorials on President Roosevelt's messag.. to congress. unanimously selecting for comment his remarks upon the Ja- pancse situation as being most char acteristic of the man." and praisIng the presidents courage. The univer- sal tone of the expressed opinions can be summed up in the wonls of the Petite Republlque. as follows
 His presentation of the Japanese question was an eloquent feature of the address. It constitutes a lesson in international politene>s and shows that in order for a nation to have the right to insist on the proper treat ment of It's own subjects abroad Il K necessary to begin acconilng similar treatment to foreigners at home. The president has spoken with courage. regardless of popularity. He has per formed his duty as a man and as chief of state-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-06
SIX DAY CYCLISTS DETAINED.
Something the Matter With the Eyes
 of Two French Entries.

Emil and Leon Georget, the French bicycle riders who came to this country to enter the six day bi- cycle race which begins at Madison Square Garden next Sunday night, may not be permitted to land. They are detained at Ellis Island because it is thought that they have tracho- ma. and in any case will be held sev- eral days. The team got here last Saturday on La Lorraine in the sec ond cabin and were held up by the immigration surgeons who exam ined them on the ship. They have been under observation ever since because the doctors say that there is something the matter with their eyes.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-06
Aamps0n-Se||ew 
 HAS THE CALL THIS CHRISTMAS,

Furniture makes the most aoceptas ble gift that you can think of. Dias monds. silver and gold can be on. toyed only by the one person sivsn to, but piece of furniture is . pre- ent for a lifetime-not only u1ofu1 to the person 1t is presented to, but an addition to the beauty and useeuls ness of the furnishings of the kome.
 Pickle Castors and Cake Hashsen used to be all the rage yeass CD fsa gift purposes.
 One wedding had six pickle ceetpeo and seven cake baskets (about tvoos ty years ago). They're in the junk shop long ago and one cannot helD but think if the givers had only pros sented furniture that 1t would bo prfzed and useful to this day.
 The Hampson-Sellew Store 10 Sho Banner Gift Store for thoughtful buys CTS of Christmast Presents.
 Hundreds and hundreds of cholce pieces of Furniture are now uns packed and ready for your choosina Ladies' Desks from s5 to Sl5. Mems Roll Top Desks from 3l0 ta
 SIS.
 Parlor Cabinets. Ss to $50. Pedestals. s2.50 to $25. Jardiniere Stands, 75c to o10. Old fashioned Mahogany Work h.
 bles. SIS to S30.
 Ladies' Work Baskets. e4 to Ss. Mahogany Rockers, s10 to $40. Turkish Leather Rockers. e2s to egG Handsome Oak and Birch Parlop
 Rockers. s4 to SIS. Mission Rockers and Chairs, 3l o
 $40.
 Parlor Tables. s2 to s55. Couches, s12.50 to ss0. Foot Rests, s1.25 to s5. Book Shelves. SIPS to s1o. Book Cases, s5 to s4e. China Closets, SIS to S6e. Bullets. SIS to ss5. Oak sideboards. SIS to sTs. Mahogany Sideboards. $40 to e1go. Dining Tables. sT.50 to ss5. Sectional Book Gases at lowest pricoo. Ladies Dressing Tables. SIS to o4e.
 In fact the Hampson-Sellev s<ofo fs a revelation to all vho vfslt its Never vas anything like it In Con- necticut before People from sl1 parts of the state are buying furni- ture from the Hampzon-Sellew O. alive to the advantages offered ia superb styles. almost bevfldering aes sortment and the iounes of pFico.
 You always will be pleased if you bur from
 ns Hanpsss-Ss1sv fu.inus C. uexs c n c 1n~h0 v..-,-, =. s's s;'.s F 2. s..sz|a -
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-06
COST OF LIVING.
Marked Advance in Price in the Last
 Month.

New York. Dec 6.-Figures giving the average cost of living as of De- cember 1. compiled by l.. c. Dun & Co, show that there has been a marked advance fin prices as com- pared with November r. when 1t reached high water mark.
 Tn the lapse of one month the cost of living has advanced from 3106.6s to s10S.17. reached on December I. The cost of commodities is the high est since February, 1884.
 In discussing the subject of trade authority says the rise Tn prices Is fairly representative of the greater demand that has followed increased prosperity throughout the nation. and because of the advances in wages which has lifted the purchasing power of the people above all previ- ous records in this ard other na- tions."
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-06
Want the Fathers Name.

Paris. Dec e.-Madan.e Emile Zola to-day applied to the courts for per mission to confer her husbands name on the three children born as a re- suit of the late authors intimacy with Madame Rozerot. which was re- vealed during the Dreyfus affair The children are being reared by Madame Zola.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-06
C.u.ed Hi. Own Death.

Hou ghton. Mich. Dec e.-Because . miner was careless with his lamp. one man was killed ant three were injured very seriously sr the Quincy mines last night The miner was splitting powder in his hands when some hot grease dropped from his lamp and ignited the powder. killing him by the explosion which fol- lowed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-06
A Benefit to the Public.
Great Reduction Sale of High Grade Pianos Now in Porsss
 at the Warerooms of The F. H. Lewis Co.,, "A East Main Street,
Is Certainly Grand Thing for the Piano Buying Public

being onehalf o an regular retail prices Just think of it. You this upright absolutely warranted $197 a
 bargains pay moderate down starter weekly monthly payments This pianos this of the crowded afford to let this opportunity slip .xdxyn STORE EVERY EVENING. Make attractive the children allowing them privilege a
 
 easy payments Stool Scarf free. delivery.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-06
COUNT BoNI sNUBBED.
Half the Deputies Leave the Chamber
 When He Ascends Tribune.

Paris. Dec GA remarkable scene followed the interpolation of the government on the Moroccan ques- tion in the chamber of deputies to- day. The interpolation was by M. Jaures. the socialist leader. Count Boni De Castellane unexpectedly as- cended the tribune when half the deputies abruptly left the house.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-06
Harvard Getting snobbish.

Boston. Dec GA recommenda- ton that Harvard university with draw from competition in all inter- collegiate athletic sports will proba- bly, be made by the members of the srecial athletic committee of the board of advisers of Harvard univer- sity. according to statements ex- pressed by some of tho committee made public to-day
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-06
Magcs Will De Raised.

Providence. Dec 6.-Announce- ment was made to-day that on De- cember 10 the 3.o00 operatives in all the cotton mills of this state owned by Goddard Bros vill receive an in- crease in wages. The exzct amount has not yet been determined.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-06
MINERS ARE ENTUMBED.
Explosion of Gas May Cause Many
 Fatalities.

wilkesbarre. Dec e.-An expios- ion of gas occurred in the Baltimore mine of the Parrish Coal Co this af- ternoon. A rescuing party has gone into the workings and sll the ann balances in the city are in waiting. It is ont known how many men are entombed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-06
GOV CHAMBERLAIN TESTIFIED Spoke of the Good Character of Ac-
 cused Taker of Letter..

Hartford. Dec 6.-Ex-Govenor Chamberlain testified to the good character and excellent reputation of Frank T. Hancock of New Haven.
 who is on trial in the United States court. charged with taking letters from the mail in that city. Hancock was employed as janitor in the post ofice building and he testified to- day that he found the letters. but denied any intent to confscate them. The case went to the jury this after noon.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-06

being given treatment came to his senses. He could not give any ac- count of what caused tho explosion.
 Besides those listed IS injured. many who sustained minor hurts did not come under the attention of the authorities.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-06
H.aerre. With Pr~.ideus.

Sacramento. Cal. Dec s.-Gov- ernor Pardee. in an interview to-day. said that he was opposed to the pres ident's recommendation. that an act be passed providing for the natural nation of the Japanese. Governor Mead of Seattle. Wash. expressed the came opinion
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-06
Boysf srntence Commuted.

Atlanta. Ga. Dee s.-The pardons board to-day oommute1 the death sentence of Jesse and Milton Rav- lings to life imprisonment These are the sons of the man who vas hanged yesterday for the murder oi the Carter children
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-06
stovms are Promised

New York. Dec s.--The locsl weather bureau has Ie-esved the fol- lowing report from Washington: Southwest storm varnines t.4s a. m-. from Washington <. c. to Ner York Storm central ia lower l.ke region moving rasicfy easfvart Hieh southves< shiffinE 10 n0rsh- vesf vints aro in11enfed for the nId- 11s Atlnnf1e cd Nv EBo1an1 eon1es ~. ofosrnsoo oo1 tDrf1oAt
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-06
WHIST.

Now that cooler weather prevails. whist will again become the psstime during the winter months. In sfl- verwsre ve viII sell solid silver tea spocus s5c to si each: tablespoons sa. s2-z5 and s2.50 each All kinds of novelties suitable for rri.exl Watch for our big sale. commanding October IS. lasting tvo weeks The LAhe q strobei Co
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-06
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for Connecticut: Snow of rain Ia north. rain ii south por- ton. Friday snow or rain. followed by clearing in north: fair in south portion and warmer: brisk to high southwest to west winds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-06
osIlesse yss ,se-s-.c-s-

Hsrkimer. Dec e.-Chesfer Gillette vas not ssnfenced tce>y- It vas posfpUnsd untl nondey tn oreor to c1vo h1B ak1srneg t1no Co Gls h1s - 0Do - on opDonA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-06
TAaw May Hase Desag.

New York. Dee ss-Jniess District Af1orney IeroUe eo-se1ts to re aff1nGs his court eaiect.r. the trial of uany K Thav vfn nof beg1n be- ruru MaFxh e AvEfL
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-06
New Cabinet o,cns.

Madrid. Dec 6.-The new Armijo cabinet will present itself before parliament this afternoon
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-06
CHARGED WITH ExTORTIoN.
Mayor of san Francisco. Was Ar.
 raigned in Court To-day.

San Francisco. Dec 6.-Mayor Schmitz and Abram Reuf were ar raigned in court to-day on the charge of extortion. found against them by the grand jury. Their attorneys are making an effort to prevent a plea being entered.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-06
suan HII. Are s-~~.

Washington. Dee e. secre<ary of the treasnry nays that fhe<e is . voFy narked scarr1u Of snnn hd11s evxFy- vhefo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07
SzeWc j siOdlarZ.

Spojrzyjcie jeno W te STRONG, a
zobaczycle to czegoscie j~eszcze do
tad ME widzieli, DO teraz nam ma
sk1adzie " moim szapie MOVIE Sic,
(poszorki) ko}nierze, holftry, lejce
it'd, wszystko " jak najlepszym
pierwszorzednym sk}adzie; szyje
nawet Sic podtug upodobania: spo
rzadzam stare,-a wszystkio robie
po jak MISUNDERSTANDING Genie.
Prosze o }askawa pamiec moich
Rodak6w z Puckiej parafii.
Wasz Kodak
Albert Lechman
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07

zaprawiona gina Gesli miej
see Jest piasczyste) albo.
|troche mierzwy Tub kom-
|postu.
Sadzonki olszowe wysadza.
sic ma miejsca wilgotne,
czarne, DO ma ziemi suchej
ME udaja sic.
W ten spos6b MONA roz-
mnazac wierzbe, topole
a mianowicie top6l bia}a,
czarna (sokore), osine, w1o-
ska czyli piramidulna,
berli6ska, kanadyjska, bal
zamiczna, syberyjska wszel-
kie inne, jake u%trzymuja W
ogrodach = a kt6rych sadzo-
mex MONA tel dostac i cd
handlujacych ogrodnik6w.
Wszystkie wierzby, tax
~drzewiaste, jak i krzaczaste,
}atwo sic udaja z sadzonek; z
olszyn tylko blotna, czyli
OlsZa cZerWOna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07
wynalazek
POlaka.

Wvnalez1ony zostaf, Nowy oztu-
czny Wegiel, pod kazdym wzgledem
lepszy cd wegla kamiennego, a
PREY tenn ME brudzi rak zcpe}nie.
Paiic MIN MONA " kazdym piecu,
a robiG go moze kazdy cz}owiek,
~recznie, bez zadnych maszyn, re
ziemi, kt6rej wszedzie jest dosyc,
i do kt6rej MONA mieszac wszyst-.
kie paine odpadki domowe, a To-
MA KOSZTOWAC Gle BEDZIE
|DOLARA z CENTAMI. Zamiast
sprzedaG ten wynalazek, chce go
odda6 do uzytku biednych ludzi, W
tym kraju i W Kanadzie. Ably wiec
przekona6 ludzi, O dobroci tego
wegla, o }atwosci wyrobu, czas
pewien, postanowi}em uczy6 IA
jak kazdy moze robie do
swego domowego uzytku, ten INA
komity. a TAM wegiel. Lecz ably
|jaknajwiecej ludzi dowiedzialo sig
o tym nowym weglu, musisz sciag"
nae do siebie probe tego wegla.
azeby pokaza6 1nnym, jak sig pail
oraz ably mnie przekonac, re szcze-
re my5lisz o nauce, przyslij JED
|NEGO DOLARA i podaj swoj
Express Office, a otrzymasz probe,
a gdy sig przekonasz o prawdz1e'
zwr6cisz mnic wydatki biurowe, a
make ! nozWolenstwO wYrObu o.
trzvmasz IA DARMO. Wegiel ten
LEST patentowany ma rome kraje i
uznany "a najlepszy W swiecie' 10
bisc zapytanie, za}acz marke ma cd
powiedz. Pieniadze przysy{ac pro-
sze " li6cie registrowanym Tub przez
money order. UWAGA. - Kto
ma 4ski moczarowe, trzesawiska i
torfowisko MECH pisze pc instruk~
eve. Potrzeba wszedzie agentow.
Kto chce wegiel ten wyrabiac ma
sprzedaz, MECH pisze do w%ynalazcy.
ADRES TAXI:
. ----- -.-~,---
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07
@ Wyzyskaniu nieuzytk6W
j miejsc WOlnych wy
Sadkami drew.

cOdS14 AxAAAS
ma, re gospodarstwo r6lne y
mas sic podnios1o, - re go.
raczkowo ubiega kazdy wfo-
scianin o podniesienie zysk6w
z roll, z inwentarza i z
kazdej ga}ezi gospodarstwa
swego, to zaniedbana jest
.bardzo hodowla j utrzymy-
wanie drew. I smutnie pred
stawiaja sic zagrody w}osciah-
skie - ogo1ocone z drew,
ma1o widzimy dis sad6w
czepiajacych sic dom6w ME-
szkalnych, ma}o bardzo drew
owocowych - albo chocby
tylko innych drew mad dro~
gami, mad ]akami lub pastwi-
skami. Divine to, DO pre-
ciez drzewo jest dis drogie,
a zawsze potrzebne.
A iakzesz to milo mice
obok pomieszkah i budyn-
k6w drzewa rosnace, kt6re
uzyczaja posr6d lata clenia i
zaciszu, jak pieknie pred
stawiaja sic zagrody wiejskie
ocienione i umajone drzewa-
mi, - a jak znaczny wreszcle
zysk daja drzewa nietylko
owocowe, ale i inne kazde,
kt6re dostarczaja r6lnikowi
materya{u ma wyroby SPREE
tow gospodarskich a choc-
by tylko ma opal.
Wien z CORY, re Mkt ME
zaprzeczy - owszem kazdy
przyzna, re MONA mice po-
zytek z drew; re i przyjem-
ME Jest ola Okla gdy obok
podw6rza i domu mieszkal-
nego znajda sic drzewa; -
gdy drogi> wszelkie poobsa-
diane So chocby tylko wierz-
bami-: ale ma}o kto doklada
reki, aby utrzymac ma VIA
snej siedzibie i w}osci jakl-
kolwiek drzewostan. Bo 60
spodarz wszystkie swoje silly
wyteza tylko W kierunku
produkcyi ziemiop}od6w, no.
dowli inwentarza - wszyst-
kiego tego, co mu szybkl
zysk obiecuje - W goraczce
zabieg6w przeocza zr6d}o do
chodu i zysku, jaki MONA
osiegnac z drew.
O uzytecznosci z sad6w
Z drew owocowych - i po'
treble hodowania tychze,
dochodza mas zewszad glossy
i wskaz6wki; chcia}bym tylko
potracE tn i O pozytecznosci
take innych drew, ola kt6-
rych lyle znalaz}oby sic mie]-
sea mad drogami, bagnami,
ma nieuzytkach W polu, mad
strumykami, rowami, ma "a
kach ftp. miejscach. Jakaz
to szkoda, re miejsc tych ME
wyzyskuje sic.
Niejeden zniecheca sic ko'
sztem zakupna m}odych drze-
week, choc przeciez dostac ich
moznaby tanio po niekt6-
rych szk6lkach. - Mona je
wyhodowac u siebie z nasion,
- ale to rzecz mozolna - j
tel ME bez koszt6w. - Ale
mona tel DUO drew wyho'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07

mniejszych gospodarstwach
mozliwe do hodoWania ich
50 a przynosza zyski powaz-
ne i szybkie, bo maja te
zalety, re rosna szybko, uda-
ia sic ma lada jakiej zieml,
zagajac niemi MONA wszel-
kie pustki a. przyclete,
odrastaja predko ma nowo.
Sadzonki mona brac z
ga}ezi ~rozmaitej gruboscl.Blo'
rae galezie grubosci dyszll
cd woza jake sadzonki mad
drogami - tax wierzbowe
jak topolowe - i przyjmuja
sic W ziemi byle tylko byio
W niej troche wilgoci. - Ale
i mniej CRUDE ga}ezie wysa-
dzac MONA - a juz plerW-
szego roku dragi posadzone
powypuszczaja pedy pokazne
- kt6rych utworzyc trzeba
korone ga}ezi W ten spos6b,
re usuwa sic wszelkie pedy
dolne - a zostawia sic tylko
u wierzcho1ku drzewka wy
strzelone preciki, kt6re juz
W drugim roku, jake dose
znaczne konary, wydadza z
siebie swieze poboczne ga
}azki, - tax, re wyrodne
dragi maja juz zupe}ny wy,
glad drew, t. j. wierzb Tub
topoli.
Innv spos6b - ably
|doisc do drew topoli Tub
wierzby: lima ucina sic ga
}azki jednoroczne, cienkie -
chocby jak gesie pi6ro, albo
troche grubsze, - najgrubsze
|iednak jak ma}y palec ! i
poprzecina sic je ma kawa}ki
80 do 35 en-. dlugie - pre-
chowuje sic wiki te W skle-
pie zasypane piaskiem, albo
wprost W gruncie. - Ma wio'
sne, gdy tylko odtaje, zajmie-
my sic wysadzaniem. Mona
sadzic albo cd razu ma miej-
sou, gdzie chcemy mice drze-
wa, albo tez sadzi sre wiki
W szk6}ke, gdzie wychoduje
sic ma drzewka, kt6re potem
przesadza sic W miejsca do
wolne. w tym celu okopuje
sic zagonek ziemi uprawnej
i czystej - i tn porozsadza
sic sadzonki pod szufel W
rzadki ma 1 stope odleg}e cd
siebie. Odleg}os6 sadzonek
cd siebie W rzadku bierze
sic ma 8 do cali - a umie-
SEGA sadzonki W ziemie sko-
snie W takiem po}ozeniu jak
same ros}y. Wysadki wciska
sic W ziemie by widac tylko
diva oczka, czyli paczki. Pc
zasadzeniu wysadk6w nalezy
sic dba6 O to, ably ziemie mice
W okolo wysadk6w wzruszo-
ma i czysta,> c7yli wolna cd
chwast6w - a Cd czasu do
czasu podlana woda -. lie
moznosc ]zaprawiona gnoj6w-
ka. Prey jakimkolwiek stara-
Iniu WVrOsna prZeZ latO sa-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07
hon ARTIFICIAL FUEL PATENTEE
OFFICE 1928 W. Hine Str
co MOWI WIEL. KSIADZ Z.
KUCZYCKI O TYN NOWYM
WEGLU.

szenie, sciagna}em probe sztuczne-
20 wegla, w~ynalazku naszego Ro-
daka i przekona}em sig, re wegiel
ten jest znakomity pod kazdym
wzgledem, a wtajemniczony " wy
rob tego wegla, movie szczerze
sumiennie, re w~ynalazek ten jest
donios}ego znaczenia, gdyz dale
moznosG nabycia bardzo-dobrego, a
taniego opa}u biednym ludziom, a
sekret wyrobu, jest wart hoinej "a
pfaty. Zyczac wynalazcy i intereso-
wanym wszelkiej pomyslnosci, }e-
czac wyrazy szacunku i powazania
rs. q. kuczycki, Stamford, Conn.
NV zas nizej podpisani, obY.
watele miasta South Bend, Ind,
zaswiadczamy, re wegiel ten re zie.
mi est znakomity i robic sic dale
bardzo 1atwo j re ogloszenie to ME
lest zadnem oszustwem. M. G6rski,
Radny miasta, p. Kaczorowski, Ra-
dny miasta, w. PapczYnski, Komi-
sarz robot publ. w. Niedbalski,
|Aptekarz; p. Szalewski, Zaklad
krawiecki, NJ. ozczodrowski, Gro-
sernia; w. Kolupa, Aptekarz; Ign
.Boinski, Groserlia; j.. Szybowiezz,
lAptekarz, WI. Grzesk, Adwokat:
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-10-09
DANCES PLEASING
The WOIkOwsky's. A New I'm
pOrtatiOn With the Fore
paugh- Sells Circus

The Great Adam Forepaugh and
Sells Brothers Circus combiEsd with
the enormous spectacle os k'ighting
the Flames, +" has been Enlarged
beautitied and improved to an extent
this season that separates it from all
others and puts it in class by itself.
All OF the acts are called features, and
scanning of the enormous program
supports this claim. Most of the per-
formers make their first appearance
with the Forepaugh-Sells' Circus.
These new faces give freshness to the
look of things, and their many spe-
cialties furnish stirring novelty. A
troupe Of Russian dancers called the
Great Wolkowskys are conspicuous in
this list of imported artists. There
are seven men and seven women in
the party The men are young, agile
and graceful and the women pudC ing
1.-the and charming. The dancers are
a whizzing, whirlwind Of lifhe and
timber-legged men and women, in
even-shifting, rythmic reyels, bring
ing every phase and feature Of GYM
nastic acrobate and contortion art in
to fascinating play. Quaint dances
of rustic gaiety, sedate dances Of roy
al functions, rollicking dances Of stu
dent exuberance, twirling dances Of
Tuetonic time, Highland dances. fash
ionable conceits, peasant hilarities,
modern dainties, and many other kinds
of terpsichorean enjoyments are Illus
trated with bewitchiEg artistry by
the famous Wolkowsky Troupe. This
is the first time they have ever been
outside of the Cars domain, and the
critics say no mind is SO duh that it
can Withstand the enchanting grace
and beauty Of these furiously fast and
famously fearless dancers This act
is exclusive, in that nothing of its
kind has ever been offered to the