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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-02-01

The Leader Is a member Of the Asso-
dated Press ard receives the day tels-
graph report Of that great news organi-
Eation for exclusive afterne On publication
In Guthrie and 80 miles radius
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-12-28

Elihu vedder, the noted painter.
lives in Rome. where he has beauti.
fh1' apartment. and In Capri, where
his white villa looks down on the sea.
''Elihu vedder," said New York
illustrator the other day. is as Bohe-
milan as ever. Fame has not spoiled
him. visited hin last year, and his
Bohemian ways were delightful.
you know they tell story of a
visit that he once paid to Alma Tade-
ma in London, to Alma Tadema In
that glittering house which Mrs. A.
It's money, made in grateful. comfort
ing cocoa, bought.
THE morning after his arrival,
very early. before even the servants
were up. vedder began a ,thunderous
knocking on his hosts sandalwood
door.
alma Tadema turned In his gold
bed. threw back the lace coverlet. sat
up.
"'Who's there? What Is IT. he
cried In a startled voice.
II say, Tadema,' shouted vedder,
where do yod keep the scissors that
you trim your cuffs within"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-12-28
pvsLIc HAS RIGHT TO KNOW.
Truthful Labels on Canned Goods 10
. Requisite.

Determined effort is being made by
The manufacturers of canned goods
throughout the country to induce the
secretary Of agriculture to defer the
enforcement OF the provision OF the
pure food act which requires the label
on canned goods to state the sub
stance of the product and the place OF
manufacture" The chief argument
used IN making the appeal is that the
manufacturers have already had
printed labels. costing at least $780,
900, that would be lost by the enforce
ment of the act.
The argument Of the Gamers Will
not hold. They have had ample no
tice Of the operation Of the law and
all Of its provisions, and 1t must be
their loss If they have not made prep
arations for observing the federal act.
Incidentally, the fact that their present
labe., q not meet the requirements
of the law, in other words, do not
state in s. sance the contents Of the
can. is the best argument in the world
for the destruction Of the labels and
the printing of new ones that will give
the customer some substantial hint Of
what he is buying. The time Is past
when manufacturer can mix a little
water and glucose and label It Pure
Vermont Maple Syrup" or pass can
ned rabbit OF for Select Canned
Chi ken" The man or woman who
buys "Ch. re Canned Veal" wants
some assurance that the can 10 not
filled with goat meat or something
less palatable. When the purchaser
pays the pr.:e for big tin of york
State Apples" he does not want to
be disturbed and angered by opening
It to find 1t .,.led with parodies on the
original Garden Of Eden fruit.
The label question is simple one.
II the manufacturers have supplies Of
them that do not meet all Of the re-
quirements of the federal law, the
defect may be remedied by the use Of
"stickers" supplying the omissions.
II the labels we're prepared for the de.
ception Of the customer, they should
have never been used at all and the
sooner they are destroyed the better
for all concerned. In the matter Of
canned goods. most of the Americans
artfom Missouri.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-12-28

/ The foreman Of a railway construc-
ton gang engaged on spur near Phil
adelphia was approached not long
since by an freshman Of the gang,
who asked about job for bis brother
Dennis.
Hes just as good man a. me-
silf," said Mike. Cant ye nix him
here?"
81 guess So, responded the fore
man. Send him here tomorrow
morning"
"Whoile I'm about IT," continued the
Celt, I'D loike to put In wor-rd
for me other brother, Malachi"
lis he good man. too?"
me fri'nd," said the Irishman, i'm.
pressively, "Malachis a better man
than mesilf an Dennis put together!"
IN that case" said the foreman
with a grin, tell Malachi to come;
and you and Dennis can look for other
Jobs. "--Harper's Magazine.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-12-28
Lacked Courage.

Mike Maloney's wife was an invalid.
and the doctor had been doing all
sorts of things for her; changing the
medicine SO often that poor Mikes
income would scarcely, reach and
make both ends meet; and at last the
doctor said that his wife must go to
= warmer climate.
Mike. ..listened to that advice for
several months. and finally when Oc-
tober came. the doctor told Mike, one
Saturday evening after all Of his
weeks wages had been spent that his
wife positively must be sent ITO q
warmer climate without delay"
Mike left the room for a few min
utes, and when he returned, he was
wiping his eyes with his left hand,
while with his right hand he brought
an axe which he gave to the physician,
saying: S,Nt. 80
II hate to do it. Doc. You please do
It for me-"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-12-28
No Chesterfield.

"A Christian Scientist Of Boston was
praising the late Earl of D,AimCre.
Lord cunm9re," he SAID, was a
good Christian Scientist and good
man. Tall and robust and supple. can
see him still with his. short gray
beard and his kind face His only
faultAa fault due to his aristocfatic
upbringing, no doubt-was the exag-
gerated value that he set upon cor
rectness. He insisted in correctness In
eating, In Dress In everything
at dinner in Beacon street last
year heard him tell story about
an incorrect self-made man, or nou-
veau riche.' as he called him.
This IMAM was dressing one night
to 60 out. His wife hustled in1G. the
room before he started, to U6k him
over; 's. ~ ~
"'But. George she said, reproach-
fully, aren't you going to wear ynur
diamond, sturs'to the banquet? y
mo. What's the use?' George
growled. My napkin would hid6 EN-,
anyway New Orleans States.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-12-28
asv,s,rs SCENE or CRIME.
Thrilling cicst Story 1oid by Eng
.tE lsh Magazine,


This ghost story Is contributed by
q correspondeatiof an Fnglish maya
zine: "Wycoilar ha,l near Colne.
was long the scat of the Cunlifes. Of
Ellington. They we're noted persons
in their time but evil days came. and
their ancestral estates passed out OF
their hands. In the days of the COM
monwealth their loyalty cost them
dear; and ultimately they retired to
Wycollar with a remnant only Of their
once extensive property.A About 1919
the last of the family passed away,
and. the hall Is now a mass of ruins.
Little but the antique fireplace re.
maths entire, and even the room al
inded to in the following legend can.
not be Identified. Tradition says that
once every year a specter horseman
visitst Wycollar hail. He is attired in
the costume OF the early Stuart period,
and the trappings of his horse are OF
a most uncouth description.
"On the evening of his visit the
weather is always wild and tempestu.
Gus. There is no moon to light the
lonely roads, and the residents Of the
district do not venture out of their
cottages. When the wind bowls loud.
est the horseman can be heard dash
ing up the road at full speed, and,
after crossing the narrow bridge. he
suddenly steps at the door of the hall.
The rider then dismounts and makes
his way up the broad oaken stairs into
one of the rooms of the house. Dread
full screams, as from a woman, are
then heard, (which soon subside into
grcans. The hcrseman then makes
his appearance at the door, at once
mounts his sfeed. and gallops on by
the road he came.
His body can be seen through by
those who may chance to be present;
his horse appears to be wild with rage,
and its nostrils stream with fire. The
tradition IL that one OF the Cunliffes
murdered his wife In that room. and
THAT the specter horseman is the ghost
OF the murderer, who is doomed to. pay
an annual visit to the home Of his VIC
tim. She ID said to have predicted the
extinction Of the family. which, accord
ing to the story, has been literally full.
1llled"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-12-28

LegA. Utah, Dec. ~. 1907.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-12-28

A Sussex vicar complains that but.
tons find their way into his collect.
ing-bags. Prebendary Garlic. of the
Church Army. supplies buttons at st.
Mary-st-Hill for that very purpose.
my poor people," he says, with hard
ly a rag to wear and nothing to eat.
haven't even button to spare, yet
pride keeps them out II they cannot
give to the oRertory. So We 60 round
the streets With our buttons before
service and friend Of the Church
Army redeems them at SO much Q
dozen. london Standard.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-12-28

4 fhf Mr. annual meeting Of the
ok = Of the First National
y pn, Utah, will be held In
~ king pms on the 18th day of
vann0 0k H. Y 4 O'Clock p. M, for
Ielectf dn~ >prs and the transac.
tlon e. 5oth4 business as may be
nv ~ sALLAEM. FLEMING.
I " Cashier.
Loga = Utah, Dec. II. 1907.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-12-28
AauravatIno Man.

II don't see how you can have any
fault to find with him." why Not?"
Because he appears to be man who
Is absolutely without faults Of any
sort" That's just It. That's his worst
fault" f
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-12-28
Clyde Fltch's Advice.

At dinner given In his honor In
New York not long ago. Clyde Fitch
told Of the advice he once gave an
aspiring young novelist who worried
him with his books. It appears that
the embryo Fielding was better quail.
fed to sell shoes than write novels.
One day he came to Mr.. Fitch in q
great state Of mind. He declared:
mo one will read my manuscripts.
There Is a conspiracy Of silence
against me-"
Join 1t" advised Mr., Frtch.-Satur-
day Evening Post
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-12-28

Netherland ports are to be benefited
by the widening and deepening of the
North sea canal, SO that large vessels
will be able to move at all stages of
tho tide For night traffic the canal
is to be lighted by electricity
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-12-28
Ouaht to Know.

Lord Brampton (SE Henry Haw.
'kins) celebrated his ninetieth birthday
recently, when he gave this character
istic advice: Never get mixed up in
lawsuits or the law. think I know
something about It."
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-12-28
Strange Behavior.

Doctor-'T regret to inform YOU
Mrs. Tightwad, that l fear your hus-
band 10 aniicted with softening Of the
BRAIN" Mrs. Tishtwad-"Good ness
gracious! What makes you think sol"
Doctor-"He insisted on paying me IN
advance" ''+' e
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-12-28
Many Tree. Used Tor camphor.

q; The camphor bureau Of Formoss
prohibits the cutting down of trees 81
less age than so years for the NAH
ing Of camphor. As the present ra1
Of cutting. the supply Of old trees =
become : exhausted IN less than. q
years.7. to- Meet. this contingency "
government will plant hereafter 360.I
600 trees year.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-12-28

2ennedy . Laxative Kecey and Ia.
csres al Coughs, as1 expoSs Colds iron;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-28

Mezczyzna z nOzem. Pra.
vie W kazdym domu,odwie
|dzanym przez doktora v
|swych dziennych wizytach
znajduja sic mniej lub vie
eel chorzy ma b6l g}owy, b6
W bokach, chorobelzo'adka
ma kulanie j inne choroby
ktore ~sprawiaja wielkie zmar'
twienie W zyciu. Ludzie ME
wiele zwazaja ma to "zwy.
kle,, s}abosci; faktycznie ME
zastanawiaja sic nawet mad
niemi. Wog6le czekaja on
ma jakies wazniejsze wypad.
XII, %nadzwyczaj grozne, kt6re
powoduja amputacye nog1
albo -operaeye rwnetrznosel;
wtenczas dopiero zaczy-
naja sic og6lne starania i "a
biegi. Prawda powyzszeggo
twierdzenia jest to, re dokt6r,
kt6ry zabierze sic rezolutnie ]
madrze do piracy, zbada PREY
czyne i przepisze odpowies
|dnie lekarstwo ma to ivy
|kte,, choroby colzien nego
zycia j policy sobie dziesiec
cazy wiacoj "a swoja profesy.
onalna usluge. Ora Piotra
'Gomozo stale sic zpowodu
'swej wyjatkowej zasfugi "
zwyczajnym doktorem., " ty-
siacach dom6w. Wiekowe
uzywanie udowodni}o jego
zdrowie przynoszace wiasno6-
eli. MONA je naby6 tylko u
s2ecyalnych agent6w 'lub
wprost u w}ascicieli: Dr.. Peter
.Fahrney & Sons Co.,112-
.118 So. Hoyne ave., Chicago,
Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-28
Sluszne naz,W,isko.

!. Pan. August y she,Epee, zgopn'arn1y
dozorca nb.ngich " Fort Madison,
Ia, mdAm ORA. King nave p'ii:.
galik, lzzylccia ga tax ~s1urznie nazwaa.
ne; otned5 ia4ajja Wiec.j prfzyjesm1lnniiee,.
crszSyniiiaws lie aeejj dobregg,p apraw'ia.jjas
leppszee czu,,ie sic nil al klolwiek
,nny.. ,sdrsosdLekks pprzepz szczajjaaeY =
GswWastra1ntovanle jako dobry srndek
IA Wylecze,1nliie zd6ffciiowosci zatrar
NJ, MIA s5e v apiece a 4. = "a
Walewslkiiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-28
Ola czego ludzie So Zgry.
zliWi.

Prawie kazdy lekarz wan powle,
ze sk4onnos6 do ;rytacyi zgryzli~
~o66 t. p poohodza z nieporzad-
k6w fzycznych. Ably przywr6ci6
rodzinie radosG i zdrowie, nalezy
uzy6 lekarstw, kt6re chorobe poko-
naja. Severy Op}atki ma Boil Clio
Wy i Neuralgia (cena 25c) SO wy
jatkowo skuteczne ma dokuczliwy
boil gfowy wszelkiego rodzaju. Ma
kaszel, zaziebienie, krup, chryp-
ke, Dol Y piersiach j s}abo6ci p}uc
wog6le nitma lepszego lekarstwa
mad Severy s}awny Balsam ma
Pfuca. Cena: 25c i Soc. Schorowa
nj i starry ludzie zauWaza zadziwia-
age polepszenie przez uzycie SIEVE
~ Balsamu Zycla. Cena 75c. POI
eyssze wypr6bowane lekarstwa 50.
-przedawaae we wszystkich apte
zach lub ie dosta6 MONA cd W.
r Severa 20 Cedar Rapids,
Iowa. 30 .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-28
=Uczmy dzieci nasze pol
skiego pacterza!
Gonna lekcya.

,,Sze6c lat temu jak ~nauczy}leqmm
sic cennej lekcyi," pisze Jan Plaza
SAINT, Z Magnolia, Ind. ,,Zacza}em
wtepozas bra6 Ora King'a New
Life p'gufkl a i'm dtuzej je hra}em,
tenn lepsze je znajdowa lem." One
zado wolnia kazdego. Gwarantowa'
ne przez M. j. Kowalewskiego,
aptekarza. Csc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-28

Ind. -ssdis
powiatowy, s.: r.. Artman -
decydowal, ze;po1n1ie,Waz pija6-:
stwo podkopuje zdrowie,
szkodzi moralnoscii zagraza
bezpiecze6stw WI os6b, legiss-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-28
NOW 1l[NlY q AMERYKI

wie6ci dosziy do wiadomnocsci
w1adz " Pennsylvania 9 zbroo
ieniu sic g6rnik6w.. Wykry-
to podobno, il g6rnicy " re
gionie pennsylva6skim maja
zorganizowana wlasna mill
eye, uzbrojona " fuzye 45
kalibru, a skladajaca sic =
czterdziestu kompanii Me
kt6rzy z tych milicyant6w
maia nawet mundury, " ko,
lorach .zupelnie takich ga
mych jak regularna armia a.
merykahska.
Jokkolwiek ME ma wido
ku wybuchu strajku, jednak-
ze togo rodzaju uzbrojenie
sic g6rnik6w jest wielkiem
MISREPRESENTATION gdyz W
razie strajku moze przvjsc 10
kompletnych stare .uzbrojo-
nych, kt6rych ofiara. padna c
sami g6rnicy, gdyz'jako mn'ej
wvcwiczeni, regularnemu
wojsku W polu ME dotrzyma-
ia placu. Zreszta laden z o
bywateli dbajacych o dob
kraju ME zyczytby sobie: tego
rodza]u krwawej walki, kto-
ra ME jest niczem innem jak
rewolucya ma ma1a skale !
%sprowadzi kleske ma ludnosc
zamieszkala W terenie WALK.
Swoja droga, pog}oska ia bvt
moze, il jest nisco przesa-
dzona.
W sprawie tel uczyniono
podobno odpowiedni rapport
do departamentu wojny. Ra
port sporzadzi} kapitan Hen
ry u. Whitney. kt6ry zosta'
wysiany przez w}adze wojsko
we: do Pennsylvania ma pre-
prowadzenie 6cis}ego 6ledztwa
i zbadanie wlasciwego stanu
rzeczy.> :.~ J. -: u:
w sprawozdaaniiu swo;j i ii
Whitney zazznacza take ME ME.
dry innemi, il wsr6d: mi ).
dziezy g6rniczej W <Pensyl~
wanii panuje og6lne przeko
mamie, IL milicya jest jelnv m
z wielkich wrog6w spraw>
g6rniczej. Twierdza on, il
milicya ia trzyma ich I'll Il
ma d}onia i tamuje wsze'ka
!. swobode. Whitney q tw'erdz',
il wszystkie towarzvst~ wa
wojskowe, jake istnieja "
regionie Pennsyl1a6+<im
sk}adaja sic prawie wv}a<znie
z unist6w i ME So W rzeczy-
wistosci niczem innem jAk
wojskowa organizacra g6r
nicza, kt6ra w razie ~wybn-
chu strajku moze wystap't
" pole ma WOW regul4rnej
milicyi stanowej.
Wiadomo6c powyzsza D.,
daja pisma nowojorsk'e, N :"
ma jednak 6miato przvnnsz
czaf, il wFa5ciwy stan re
czy jest W zbyt jaskra"vch
kolorach przedsta vow, "
kazdym razie fakt zasluguia
cy ma uwage.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Wczo>
raj okofo godainy 1890 rano
wszczat.sie " tutej@:v"n h.
telu Mawry polar kt6ry gr'
iii zniiszczeniem eat7j :z=6.>>
handlowej miasta. Sesieln!et
budynki stane}y W. pt:An =
mach Q goizine. 81 j
Kilkana6cie os6b zg'nya !. =
pozarze. Reszte go5c'shbt.l','
wych" i mieszka6c6w, stra77
L@t%%J . - - =, = IL 1&:%g#. ..I8EZ s@k' z ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-28
Iatura ME ma praWa oznaczac
sunny "a a ozsniem kt6rej
MONA ~otrzymywac licencye
ma wyszynk irunk6w.
Cd sWYDZIAkU
WYKONAWCZEGO.

Podajac do wiadomo6ci o.
g6lu projekt zwo}ania czwar-
tego Kongresu Polak6w.K a-
tolik6w " roku biezacym,
prosili6my prase polska !
wszystkie organizacye nasze
polskie katolickie, ably raczy-
" bezzwiocznie zaja6 sic O.
m6wieniem naszego projektu.
Milo jest nam dis skonsta-
towac, ze zyczeniom naszym
state sic zado6c, zw}aszcza 2
strony prasy polskiej. Ia to
tez zasvta'nv jej serdeczne
bog zap}ac". ...
20 projekcie zwo}ania czwar-
togo Kongresu -obszernie sic
r,zpisa1v pisma: ,,Dziennik
Chicagoski", ,,DziennikNaro
dowy", ,,Kuryer Milwauckl"
,,Nowiny" i ,,Nar6d Polski".
O. tel kwestyi zadne z powy-
lei wvmienionych pism SID
wa ~ostatniego jeszcze ME
wypowiedzia}o. Atoli z togo
co5mv jul wyczytali widac,
ze z wyjatkiem ,,Dzien. Ma
rodowego" i ,,Kuryera MIL
wauckiego", .wszystkie inne
50 projektowi temu przeciw.
ne. ,,Dziennik Chicagoski"
pisze: Jakto? Vice nowY z
jazd, move gadania?.. .Po co j
ma CO to?. Czyz ME le
piejby bylo ME ~spieszyc sic
zbytnio z kongresami, ale
pracowa6 mad tym lub owym
punktem pieknego pr"gra'ng7
i doprowadziwszy DO jakich's
~p1awdziwie korzystnych :.
|znamiennych rezultat6w, do
piero wy'sit Il pred Polon;a
nasza, wezwac ia ma Kongres
czwarty... rezultat6w (zad~
nych) W (dotychczasowych)
pracach Wydzia1u dojrzec ME
mozemy.
To samo mniej wiecej IDA
ME podzielaja ,,Nowiny".
Czytamy W MICH miedzy in
nemi: ,,Niespodzianka ola mas
prawdz'wa jest post movie
.'ie Wvdziafu Wykonawcze
81; by zwofac czwartv Knn-
gres i to juz W pazdziernku
r. b. Zgadzamy. sic najzupe}-
niej, IL wiele, bardzo wiel+
nagrnmadzifo sic spraw !
to navel dose waznych =
s'o omhw'enia. Ale, pytamv
otwarc'e, czyz przysz}y knn
gres je zaFatwi, trudnosci ,
zawikiania rozwiaze?... Stano
wvz" twierdzimy, IL ME!
Pytamv y Gaia szczero6ria:
jake rezultaty wydaty knn
|gresy p~oprzedme?... A dlacz--
81, pomimo tvlu s%liczn>cn !
Ft-ti. =. - 49, .s - o..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-28

potrzebinem byio zwolanliite9',
czwartego kongresu j tworszl'et.'
niie Known jakiej5 nowej or
ganizacyi..."
Dowiadujemv sic dalej X 2
zacytowaa,nQyc,h p,iits'ml '',
ze przeciwneby by}y t t,llssla7'5
zwolaniu kongresu " tym
samym czasie i miieiscu, co ].
sejm Zjednoczenia, DO ma
takiej kombinacyi ucierpialy-
by ) sprawy jednej j drugiej
organizacyi."
COZ vice wobec tel nieche-
.ci do zwo}ania kougresu
czwartego W roku biezacym,
Wydzialowi Wykonawczemu
czynic wypada? Podziekowac
"a wezystkie honory ] pod
dac sic do rezygnacyi? By
~najmniej! Ale pracowac wy
trwale, umiejetnie pracowac
mad ,,wewnetrznem, osobis-
tenn ~poprawieniem :sie'', mad
wykonaniem uchwa} trzeciego
kongresu, zw}aszcza tych,
kt6re sic odnosza do >organi-
zowania szkolnej ,Macierzy
Po]skiej" j zreorganizowania
Ii rozwoju Federacyi Polak6w
Katolik6w: .s...a
Bardzo mas cieszy, re ME
skapiac Wydzia}owi Wyko~
nawczemu gorzkich slow
prawdy, wszystkie pi!sma 2
wyjatkiem ,,Dzien. Narodowe-
go" o6wiadczaja sic z goto>
woS!cia' niesienia mu pomocy
W owej nies}ychanie trudnej
piracy, do kt6rej 60 zachecaja.
Re obietnice So szczere, ME
many racyi o tenn watpic.
|Zreszta postaramy sic o tenn
przekonaG W niedalekiej
przyszlosci. Ola czego jednak
"Dziennik Narodowy" ME
raczyl sic o6wiadczyc z go,
:towo6cia niesienia nam rady
i pomocy? Ola tego, 5e''mu
sic zdaje;iz weFederacyi ,pro.
stym cywilistom" ME PREY,
aluguje prawo g}osu -. 5e
sic usuwa z pod kontreli i
krytyki, a tenn samem take
pomocy obywatelskjej ludzi
cywilnych >. .Bardzo ciekawe
to racye! Dotychczas niekt6-
rzy ksieza podejrzywali Fe.
deracye nasza jake niedo6c
katolicka a zanadto polska
, ola tego tez odmawia} jej
swojej pomocy; a tn nj ztad
ME zowad panowie >cywilni
zarzucaja jej,ze stoi nagru6~
Gle prawje wy}acznie religi-
jnym. Komuz many wierzyc?
Szkoda wielka, ze ,,prostych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-28

katolicka a Zanadto pOlska
|, ola tego tez odmawia} jej
swojej pomocy;; a tn nj ztad
ME zowad panowie <cywilni
zarzucaja jej,ze stoi nagru6~
Gle prawje wy}acznie religi-
ljnym. Komuz many wierzyc?
Szkoda wielka, ze ,,prostych
cywilist6w" "Dzien. Naro-
dowy,, ME wys}al by} ma
ostatni nasz kongres. Byli-
by sic tam niezawodnie
przekonali, ze sprawy mad
MISREPRESENTATION kt6rych
Federacya pracuje, to mai
i6~ietsze i najbrzedniejsze
(sprawy ME lyle duchowie6
Estwa prlskiego, lie polskie.
*" ludu. Lud polski te>.
przez swoich przedstaWiciel'
tam najw'ecrj przemawia},
mic ME obwij 'jac v :bawe3ne
zreszta moegliby panow'e cy-
wilni przek"nac sieo tenn ns
<pierv sze.n lepszem pdsiedze
niu jakiej osadv fede!racyinej.
ENiechb!y sic vice ra'czylii
zglosic. on pana Szcz4rbic-
kiego, nas1eggoo wee p,r1'apzera,
ma StanM ar.ylAnd, doviadu
jenny sic: 81 81 r!n I f f. Z !, y.
my v .parafii N. B R6zahed-
wei zaczyna sic Wzmaagat.
Wiel. Ks pr. Barabasz og1o-
i amlbony posiedztenie e.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-11
CONNERS AND MACK LOCK HORNS
Fighting for Control of the Delegates to the
Next National Convention.
TBy Telegraph to The tribune J

Buffalo, Nov. 1O.-What promises to develop into
one Of the Iiveiest fights for control of the New
York State Democratic delegates to the next
tional convention is now being waged under cover
between State Chairman William J. Conncrs and
Norman L. Mack, national committeeman. AT
present the fire is smOuldering, but politicians of
both parties waiting anXiously for the actual
fire, which is expected to break within the next
few days.
The beginning OF hostilities dates back to the
recent visit 10 this city of William jennings Bryan
Mr.. Bryan was the guest of Norman f. Mack. COM
ing here from jamestown TO see the local poll
ticians. Mr.. Conners, through courtesy was in
vited to attend the conference between Mr.. Mack
and Mr.. Bryan, and. although the happenings in
AIacks Office kept secret it ia generally un-
derstood that rather lively tilt took place Bryan
is Macks choice for the Presidential nomination,
while Corners has made no secret of the fact that
his influence is 20 be used toward securing the
nomination for Lieutenant Governor Lewis Stuy-
vesant Chanler. Neither Conners nor Mack has
given any indication of accepting the others can
didate. and with horns locked the leaders are pre-
pairing for battle.
The situation has been further complicated by
the announcement that Charles +. Murphy Tam
many leader. will demand uninstructed deIega-
ton. This leaves local politicians wondering where
Conners Will stand on this proposition