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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-05-04
MORNING BLAZE
Prompt Reply Of Department
Saved Home Of Geo. w.
Lander.

About 9 o'clock yesterday morn
ing a fire alarm was turned in from
the residence of Mr.. George w.
Lander on North Liberty street,
near First.
The department beat its record
for promptness. The wildcat whistle
mad hardly ceased blowing before
the firemen were half way to the
fire.
Fire had broken out on the roof
of the L of Mr.. Lander's residence
and was making pretty fair head
way when the department reached
the scene, where hundreds of people
had gathered in a few moments.
The hose was turned on the blaze
and it was soon extinguished. The
shingles caught from sparks of the
chimneys. The building was insured.
Loss about $40.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-05-04
WAR ON WOMEN
Latest Development, in Cald-
well County Riders.
First Blood in Tobacco War
Shed by a Brave Wo-
man.

Mrs. Robert Hollowell, wife of a
farmer in Caldwell county, was shot
il the face by armed men vino sur.
rounded the house during Wednes-
day night, because she testified
against the men who burned the to-
bacco stemmeries at Princeton. She
and her husband were warned that
they must leave the county, and that
she had talked too much" 1t is
the first blood which has been shed
in the tobacco war. Mrs. Hollowell,
against the advice of her husband,
left the family room for the front
door, and on reaching the hall was
shot in the face with small bird
shot.
According to Mrs. Hollowell's
statements, one of the members of
themob in the yard gave a signal and
the firing ceased. She was told,
however, that they intended kill
ing her if she did no quit talk
ing so much and leave the coun-
try.
The men were not masked.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-05-04

Geo. G. Long and Mrs. c. H. Tandy,
Mr.. R. M. Fairleigh and Miss Flack,
Mr.. L M. Shepherd and Miss Hard
wick, Mr.. John Byars and Miss Bet
Ware, Mr.. Gus Breathitt and Miss
Arnold, Mr.. T. B. Fairleigh and Miss
Mills, Mr.. Will Winfree and Miss
Jean Goldthwaite, Mr.. W.B. Nicely
and Mrs. Sallie Richards, Mr.. A. w.
Wood, Mr.. j. H. Anderson, Miss
Edith Boulware and Miss Willie
Rush.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-05-04
BACK FROM EUROPE
Col. Kelly Has a Fund of
New Jokes,

Albert Kelly, who went to Europe
in January, got home Wednesday.
Mrs. Kelly and two of the children
were in Switzerland when Mr.. Kelly
S arted to America. Miss Emily
Bobb was not we'll enough to travel
and Mrs. Kelly remained with her.
They will return to Hopkinsville in
two or three weeks.
Mr.. Kelly had many funny ex-
.periences while he was gone and he
has a fund Of new jokes to tell his
friends which he is dealing out in his
inimitable manner.
Garden for rent. Apply to Miss
Bette P STEVENSON, Hopkinsville, XIV.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-05-04

Geo. C. Long, President. G. E Jarrett vice-Prest
Thos w. Long, Cashier, Bailey Russell. Asst Cashier
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-05-04
FIRST GAME
Of Series Won by Visiting
Team.

The first ball game Of a series of
three between the S. K. C. team
and the Cheek & Neal nine, of Nash
Vile, was played here Thursday and
resulted in victory for the visitors,
the score being 10 to Z. The second
game was played yesterday and the
third contest will come off this af-
ternoon.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-05-04
PARKER HICKMAN.
We'll Known Young Farmer
Married in City.

2 Mr.. Roscoe L. Parker, a we'll
known young farmer, son of Esq.
w. L. Parker. who resides a few
miles east of the city, and Miss Ella
Hickman, of this city, were united
in marriage Wednesday night. The
ceremony was performed by DR.. j.
E. Forgartie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker will reside
with the groom's parents for the
present.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-05-04

Heavy. impure blood makes a
muddy, pimply complexion, head
aches, nausea, indigestion. Thin
blood makes you weak, pale, sickly.
Burdock Blood Bitters makes the
blood rich, red, pure-restores per-
feet health.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-05-04

Mr.. Chas. H. Nash returned this
week to Temple, Texas. A tele-
gram from his father yesterday an
nounced his safe arrival. He was
still sick when he left here.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-05-04
SCHOOL ELECTION
Opposing Tickets to be Vote
For To Day

The election to-day for two
trustees for the public schools will be
a contest between DR.. F. M. Sites
and w. A. Long, the "Old Board
Ticket, " and H. H. Alternately and
w. S. Cheatham, constituting a new
ticket.
ACCEPT CALL.
May 3rd, 1907.
Messers S. E. Yancey, J. w. Rich
ards, R. H. DeTreville. Gus K.
Stevens. J. w. Stowe, J. o. Cook,
w. w. Fuqua, 3. G. Qualls, G. B.
Underwood E. M. Flack, T. M.
Edmundson, L. A. Johnson, D. D.
Cayce, M. T. Carter, A. S. White,
20. McCOrd, and others.
Gentlemen
Your highly flattering call to be-
come candidates for school trustee
is at hand and has had our careful
consideration. Coming as it does
unsolicited on our part, we feel
deeply the honor it confers, and &C.
cept the call with gratitude.
We look upon the position as be-
ing one of honor entirely. We would
feel highly honored if elected. We
feel that it would be our duty tc
accept the office if we were honorec
by your votes.
If elected we will go in to the
office entirely untrammeled and fire,
from all promises except to serv,
your best interest.
We accept the call and return yol
our sincere thanks for your conf
dence and respect.
Respectively Yours,
H. H. Alternately,
w. S. Cheatham.
Officers who will conduct tn,
election are S. G. Buckner and E
B. Blakemore judges; Herbert Rich
ards, Sheriff. Geo. Bradley, clerk
Polls open from 6 a. m. to 4 p. m
at city court room.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-05-04
Roarders Wanted.

COMPLEMENTARY to Mrs. R.
L. Carter, west 7th st. and Jesup
avenue,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-05-04
ATHEN EUM'S
4TH BANQUET
A Distinct Success In Both
Dinner and Or
atory.
EXCELLENT SPEECHES.
Covers Were Laid For Seven
ty and Festivities Contin-
ued Till Late Hour.

Never has the Athenaum held a
more delightful meeting than the
fourth annual banquet at Hotel La
than Thursday night. The guests
assembled in the parlors of the hotel
and were escorted to the dining
room at 9:15, where covers were laid
for 70. There were two long tables.
Mayor Meacham, the president,
presided at one, and Senator Frank
Rives, secretary, at the other.
Capt. Whitlow furnished the fol-
lowing delightful menu:
Sailed peanuts. Sliced tomatoes.
Boullon in Tasse. Mixed pickles.
Radishes.
Fillets of Blue fish-a la Bordelaise.
Pomme Parisienne.
Gingenbre Sorbet.
Smothered Chicken-a la Persillade.
New Potatoes. Delmonte Tips.
Plum Pudding. Hard Sauce.
Fruit Salad.
Neapolitaire Ice Cream.
Strawberries. Assorted Cakes.
Coffee.
The dishes were cleared away al
IL o'clock and for two hours there
was a season of oratory, reason anC
eloquence. Mayor Meacham wa'
POSTMASTER, and introduced the fol
lowing speakers Of the evening:
Ed. H. D. Smith talked most en-
tertainingly of Family Affairs,
his subject being the great and MI
merous Smith Family.
Mr. II. Hanbery's subject was ''lr
Our Town" and he eloquently eulo
gized Hopkinsville, setting forth oul
strong points" gracefully and wit
tily, closing with a beautiful tribute
to the ladies of the city.
Mr.. T. G. Underwood was the
humorist of the evening, and his
speech on When a Man Marries'
was in his best vein of sparkling wit
and brightness.
Mr.. Ira L. Smith discoursed learn.
eddy and in a thoroughly pleasing
manner of "Poles and Persimmons. y
His speech abounded in good things.
Mr.. J. w. Downer took his hearers
into "Fancy's Realm" and entertain
ed them with a speech of rare and
eloquent word painting. Mr.. Down
er was at his best.
The last speech of the evening was
by Prof. H. Clay Smith on the sub
ject Before ADAM" which gave
him an opportunity to display his
qualities of exceptional grace. elo-
quence and humor as an after din
Ger speaker.
Those present were:
MEMBERS AND LADIES.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-05-04
Valuable Property Changes
Hands.

]. F. Ellis as agent has sold the
Mcclure place on Palmyra road to
j. w. Coombs.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28

BUKARESZT Is marca.
Z, K,o1'n,serwatywny j, cabinet IRE
zygnowal j utworzol1o gabi-
net liberalny pod presy-
dencya N. Sturdy, kt6ry
jjuz raz by1 premierem.
Kiedy pewien pociag wio-
.zacy ;ro ozerwist6w chlopskich
= dystryktu nabd dunajjskiego
Teleorman do MoldaWii je-
chat przez mieijsoo oWoSe Ale
xandrie, zatrzymala 60 ;wiel-
.ka groma Dc miej owych
rezerwist6w. Ci obrzlcili po-
'ciiag kamiie MA ani !, = / potem ma
klonili pociag do przylacze-
MIA sic do mic hi p6lnieI
zburzyli synagoge sklady
zzydo o.gskiie Rozped edzila ich Y Y
.kofcu kawale
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28
Il INV POLSKICH
W AMERYCE

MICHIGAN CITY, IND,
Il polecenia kj}ku chicagos-
kich spadkobierc6w panny
Katarzyny Zwolihskiej W sa-
die okregowym W Kalama-.
zoo, Mich, wniesiono pro
.ces przeclw kompanii .kolei
Michigan Central Q $4,000
odsz1od odowania "a smierc
:panny Zwoli6skiej.
Panna Zwolinska zabita
zosta1a przez pociag osobo
wy wspomnianej k'lei ma
krzyz6wce ulicy Lincoln a
venue, dnia 13. maja, roku
przesz1ego, " tow warzystwie
trzecb. innych pan sz}a ona.
" v odWied dziny do przyjaci6f-
81. Starajac precise przez to
~ kplejowe zanim nadej-
die pociag, Zwolihska pot
kneh. sic Q zepsuty chodnik,
i PaIl1a. |l''. !. ......
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28
RZYM, 25 narca.

RZYM, 25 marca. Pa
piez postanowi}, azeby d. Is
kwietnia odby} sic konsy-
storz, ma kt6rym mianowani
beda kardyna}ami, Mgr. Ca
vallari. patryarcha wenecki;
mgr. Rinaldini nuncyusz pa
pieski W Hiszpanii; mgr. Lor-
mazelli, by}y nun!cyusz papie-
ski W Paryzu; mgr Lualdi, ar
cy biskupw Paler mo ;Mercier
.arcybiskup W Mailines i mgr.
Maffi, ,arcy biskup W Pixie.
Bawia tu jeszcze nastepuja
cy pralaci ameryka6scy: Ar
|cyb. Quigley z Chicago,grad-
.jutor biskup z Rochester
Thomas F. Hickly, biskup
o. German ze Sioux Falls
arcyb. Seton.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28
WILKES BARRE, PA.

WILKES BARRE, ]; r, PA.
Jan Bogusz, LEGACY lat 80,
zostal zamord oWany " zesz-
Ia sobote vie eczorem "
Broo kside przez Piotra Ko-
mieck @ :liczacego lat 33.
2. Koni ok poWr6cil do
.domu okolo p6lnocy. j podo4
;bno zastal Bogusza pa why
Gle Y sw,ej zony s'chwycil
on mlot g6Iniicsz Y y jaki mial
v domu zabill Bogusza / po
hukI 60 email Da mage.
Gdy Bogusz konat Konie eek
zabral cialo ycia ] agnaf ',i''
mieszk kania & iiswrzuciill d,, rze.
kis uiiaeei pie MEDIA lske
idonnu norde erstvie tenn
| dowied dziala sic policy
piiero Wtenc czas !, g,y,elI q nalezono
zamordo wan ego. zolniiec 4
znikl bez
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28

/. RZYM, 25 marca.
Wszoraj Papiez Plus X
przyja1 u siebie c1lonk6w
6wietego Kollegiuna, ma kt6-
rych czele b2y} kardyna1
Oreglia di ASanto Stefano.
Papiez W swej allokucyi ME
wspomnia1 ani s}owem o sy-
tuacyi we Francyi.
Arcybiskup Ouigley otrz3y-
mai wczoraj prywatt tasa . ''ata
dyencye u Ojca swietego.
Trwa}a ona 45 minut. Pred
swoim wyjazdem re Rzymu
Arcybiskup Quigley otrzy.
ma druga audyencye W kwiet-
niu. Zdaje sic, ze Arcybiskup
powr6ci do Chicago 1 maja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28
FILADELFIA, PA. Dn

FILADELFIA, PA. Dnia
3-go Marca b. r. odby1o sic
poswiecenie bezementu ! ka-
mienia wegielnego pod szko-
1e parafii sw. W}adys}awa
W Nice town. Bezement ten
ma s1uzyc "a tymczasowy
koSci6l. Ceremonii po6wie-
cenia dokona1 Prev KS.
Biskup Prennergast, przy
udziale wszystkich tutejszychl1
i okolicznych polskich w
.nyeh rs. proboszcz6w, a
mianowicie byi obecni: W-ny
KS. Maryan Kopytkiewicz,
proboszcz parafii 6w. Jana
Kantego : Bridesburga; w
ny KS. Gabryel kraus, pro-
boszcz parafii 6w. W1;a9Iwrz.yfl'-: 4.
ca Z Phila.;; W-ny J Ks. Be
nedykt Tomiak pro oboszcz
parafii sw. J6zafata 2 Ma
nayunk; ny Ks. Mieczy-
slaw Mon kiewiic e, pro boszcz.
parafiii 6w. oiciecha 4
Phila. il kanclerz
Turner; p6zniejj pr'z!yb'y.li; /.
w ny Ks. Garz yWocz wika-
~ 2 paraf'iliii 81. lama Kan g 4;
tego; W ':. ny ]. 8 I'achuck
wikary Z afiii i 6W ojcie-
cha ny Ks IaiieWski
Z. Buffalo aza-
ME Wyglos'ii|l \ - 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28
PETERSBURG. 25 naarca.

PETERSBURG. 25 marca.
Onegdaj wieczorem Q godIz'::.
7mej umarf byly gen'e:raln,y
prokurator "swietego syno-
du, Pobiedonoscew. Choro-
val on cd dw6ch nniesiecy ma
krmpl'kacye chor6b, ale bez-
posrednim powodem 6mier-
ci bylo zapalenie pluc. Ga
zety wczorajsze po6wiecily OBJ
szerne wzmianki zmar1emu;
by}y one " og6le dose uprze-
jme, podnoszace sta1ost pre-
konah i uczonost Pobiedo-.
noseeMa, chociaz dzialano66
jego surowo sadzi}a. Prof.
Milukow W "Rieczy"
przez siebie redagowaneJ:,, re
6miercia Pobiedonoscewa "a
pada sic W gr6b Gala histo-
rya Rosyi. Jego osobie Ro~
sya zawdziecza 25 letnie O.
p6znienie konstytucyjnego
zycia, kt6re teraz tax burr
liwie a .::bole6nie W skutek
tego op6znionego procesu
przebywa."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE
BUKARESZT, 25 marca.

Blu UKARESZT, Is marca.
- w izbie pos}6w wniesio-
no interpelacye wsprawie
powodu rozruch6w chop
skich przeciw w1a6cicielom
d6br, a premier Kantakuzen
odpowiedzia}; ze Rad d oma-
ga sic poparcia wszystkich
stronnictw do st1umienia
tych rozruch6w i przywr6ce-
MIA spokoju. S}ychac, ze W
tych rozruchach znowu gra
role rubel rosyjski..
Rozruchy chlopskie obje-
}y juz Gala g6rna Mo1dawie
j szerza sic jeszcze ciagle.
Celem ch}op6w Jest ponape-
dzac wszystkich zydowskich
pachciarzy, kt6rzy dzierza-
via grunta Cd w}a6cicieli,
mieszkajacych "a granica j
" niaslychany spos6b wy
zyskuja ch1op6w. Niezadowo-
lenie objelo jul miasta. w
Bukareszcie studenci uni-
wersytetu urzadzili demon
stracye celem Wyraze = la a
sympathy chlopom, 2 anty
semiiccy prof ofesorzy stall na
czele demonst cyi. Rad
znajdujje sie " krytyczneIn
polozeniu. Ma radziie gabi.
netowej postano owiono opra;
cowae nowele, majaca ul na
celu zmieniien na korz'y6f y6f
chlop6w ystemu ecnego
ryd zierzawiia grunt65w.
BERLIN q marc q.
e. niezl,ie odbe edziie sie SO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28

!. j.. d. .sr -t = . . L. =
ster spraw zagraniczny.ch
Pizhon popanli wniosek. P6-
zniej izba posl6w odrzucila
378 glosami przeciw 154 IN
terpelacye ks. Garanda, ,pos1a
z Finisterre, kt6ry chcial sic
dowiedziec, dlaczego ducho-
wnym " Toulonie zabronio-
no odwiedzac ranpych j po-
kaleczonych,, ofiary katastro-.
fy ma okrecie"Jena" W szpi-
talach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28
CZERNIOWCE, 25 marca.

CZERNIOWCE, Is marca.-
z Rumunii coraz gorsze mad:
chodza wiadomo Sci. Jassy cd
dni 6 W formalnem SO .oble-
zeniu ch1op6w i podobno juz
zachodzi Ottawa, ze znajduja-
ce sic tam wojska przejda
ma strone chlop6w. w Pano-
ju kanki zostaly pladfowane;
zydzi uciekai do Maraszosti,
ale ich> ME dopuszczono. Z
Bukaresztu donosza, 10 kr6l
Karol ME cbcia1 przyjac de-
putacyi student6w zamlerza-
jacej prosic go Q poparcle
G h}op6w, poczem studenc1
wydali broszury wzywajace
ludnosc do pop1eranla cnfo'~
pow. Miasteczka Werpolo
|Pudesti spladrowane. W MI
saleni wojsko valley 2 chic
pami. Kakona, Bosia i Papli-
kani zburzone niemal zupe1-
ME; ostaly sic tylko domy,
W kt6rych ma oknach &C usta-
wiono krucyfiks miedzy "a
palonemi swiecami. Do Bu-
kowiny naplywa coraz wiecel
zbieg6w 2 Rumunii j sprawia-
ia oni juz k}opot rzadowi a:
ustryackiemu. Dwunasty
korpus armi austryackiej y
Siedmiogrodzie otrzymal roz.
kaz otowania sic do wy.
ruszenia= mad granice sru.
muhska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28

marca konferencya,. ma kt6-
ra zbiora sic pos1owie poll
soy z rady pa6stwa i sejmu.
pruskiego, inn; przyw6dcy
polscy, prezesi stowarzysze1
i redaktorzy celem zastano-
vienna sic mad sprawa straj-
ku szkolnego i mad po1ozie-
MEM W og6lnosci.
z Bydgoszczy donosza, re
W stan oskarzenia, posta-
w1ono kilka os6b, zajmuja-
cych sic zbieraniem sk1adek
dla ofiar wrzesihskich
szkolnych zaburzeh. M6wia
o defraudacyi 100000 ma
rex (?)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28
LITTLE FALLS, MINI.

LITTLE FALLS, MINI.
W zesz}y poniedzia}ek
rozsta1 sic z tym 6wiatem
opatrzony sakramentami 6w.
W swym domu S. p. Fran
ciszek Drazk owski W wieku
sc lat. Smierc zosta}a spowo-
dowana choroba suchot ma.
ktora zmar ~ cd d}uzszego
czasu chorowa1 a cd zeszle-
go grudnia zmuszony by1
wieksza Geese czasu sPedzic
W 16zku z powodu: pogor-
szenia sic tejze choroby.
Zmar}y przyby} do amery-
XII z kega W 20 roku zycia
najprz6d osied)i} sic we WI
monte gdzie przez dluzszy
czas zamieszkiwa1 potem
przeprowadzi} sic do Little
Falls i tn po II :letnim po-
byciu zycie swe ,llza'kohczy}. al
Prawie przez ca}y 'czas swego
pobytu W Little Ealls zajmo-
wal sic interesem groseryj.
nym i W czasie tym takze
wystawi1 tam kilka budyn-
|k6w. Niebyszczyk pozosta-
viii 20 sobie zone J6zefine j
dw6ch syn6w W}adyslawa' ]
Konstantego, c6rke Cecylie
[hratasE Eomasza Drazkowskie-
" Little Falls. Pogrzeb, przy
icznym wsp6l!udziale krew-
|nych j znajomych odbyl sic
" zeszla. 6rode : pols kiego
|ko6ciola " Swan River,
MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28
Wiarus, s29 ~ E. Sd Str, Wfnona, Minn

Chester, Pa Parafia pol.
ska rzymsko-katolicka sw'
Jadwigi, przy kt6rej probo-
szczem jest Ks. Jan Z61tow-
ski, powazny starszy kap}an,
by}a widownia przykrej sceny
zasz1ej z why dw6ch niesu-
miennych ludzi, kt6rzy jak
og6lnie twierdza parafianie
chcieli uczyni6 napad ma
miejscowego prcboszcza.
KS. Zo}towski na szczescie
znajdowa1 sic pod6wczas W
ko6ciele. Str6z j. Zygmuntt
kt6ry o tenn wiedzial, ujrza}
przez okna W plebanii ze po
stancyi krzataja sic jacys
dwaj ludzie re swiatiem W
reku. Pobiegl czernpredzej
do proboszcza 2 zapy ytaniem,
czy przypadkoWo nit ma cza-
sem go6ci. Proboszcz opowie-
dial, re ME pozostawi} nj
kogo ma plebapii. Zygmunt
wtedy zaopatrzy} sic W pi-
stolet i pabiegf ma plebanie,
lecz drzwi = kazdej strony
IN alaz1 pozamykane, Obieg1
naokoIo II j j zt1oWa WI wr6cit do
drzwii 7 .wchodowych. w tel
chvili ujrza1 dw6ch mez-
czyzn wyskakujacych oknem.
Strzeli} do Mich try razy,
lecz zadna z kul ME trafi}a
napastnik6w, kt6rzye tez u
ciekli. Uczyni}o sic male
zbiegowisko, wr6ci}z koscio}a
proboszcz, kt6ry po zrewl-
dowaniu swego mieszkania
orzek}, ze pic mu z pleba-
Mi ME zabrano. Jest rzecza
pewna, re nAstepnicy nale-
zeli do frakcyi przeSladuja-
cej ksiedza i gdyby, by]i 60
zastali W mieszkaniu, nieza-
wodnie dyliby go zastrzelili.
Zarzadzono W tel sprawie
|sledztwo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28
NEW YROK.

NEW YROK. Po "a
rzucen,u kotWiicy1 paroWea
.Iroquos, ojcicc Roman, 4 za-
.konu 90. S. Benedy ktyn6W.
= San Antonio \: Fa:, zostal.
:zabrany ze swei kalnty & i y AZ y
kt6ret sic zarnknal j odWiie.
ziiony ambulansem do szpi.
talu 6w. Vim cent lego. Przez
czas podr6zy zakonnik "a.
chowyWal sic dziwnie i przez
diva ostatniie dnie by1 81 pod
ciiaglym mad dzoren1 kapitana !
marynarz.y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28
PARYZ 25 marco.

PARYz, 25 marca. 20
ozzywionych debatach izba
poslow p:'rzy jjela 80 glosam
przeciw 164 wnio SEX socya-
listy Jauresa domag ajaey sic
opubl blikpWsnia dokument6w
zrabo bowanych przez rad prl';z'!y
.konfis kacie archiW6w nun
cyatury papies kiiej Y :Paryzl.
Premier Glemenceau u mimi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28
ryan Kopytkiewicz, Sumo
celebrowa} Prev. KS. Tur.
ner, kanclerz Arcy bisku
pa
TOLEDO, OHIO.- VIA

TOLEDO, OHIO. VIA
dys}aw K6misarz z Ross-
ford wybra} sic W niedziele
|popo1udniu ma kaczki. Przy-
|szed}szy mad rzeke spo-
strzeg} kaczke ma wodzie i
mierzac do niej ME zauwa-
zyl, re ma drugim brze-
gu drugi strzelec rowniez
wzia} na eel te sama kaczke.
Prawie r6wnoczesnie paddy
diva strza}y lecz czy u6mier-
city kaczke, o tenn juz ME
m6g} sic przekonac Komi-
sarz, bo znaczna Geese nabo-
ju z flinty mysliwego ma
drugim brzegu trafI}a go W
stwarz. ranjac bole6nie. Po-
biegi czempredzej do dokto-
ra i ten powyjmowal mu
sr6t z twarzy, tuz odog Okla
kt6re ma szczescie ocala-
~. @ 80. - s1.%-
Wstretne widoWisko
mieli5my we wtorek ma
Junction ave. wprost szko}y.
Niejaka R6zkowa spita jak
nieboskie stworzenie, cd
.chodnika do chodnika IA
wracala kaczki,, az wreszcie
ME mogac sic utrzymac ma
nogach zary}a nosem Q zie..
mic, przyczem butelczyna
z pocieszycie]ka prysla a O.
kowita zrosi1a ziemie. Po
chwili pozbierawszy sic, "a
wlek}a. sic W aleje, ale ME
mogac posuwat W b}ocie
nogami, ]egla " MEM jak
dluga, przyczem jej garde-
roba i tax bardzo niedosta-
teczna, znalaz}a sic W sta
ME, kt6ry ze wzgledu. ma
przyz,woito6c opisowac ME
m6zemy. Ktos sic wreszcie
zmi1owal i zawl6k1 schlan@:
do chlewa. Tam tez j dla,
takich miejsce, Wstyd han
ba dla mezczyzny kt6ry sic
wala " pijanym stanie po u
leach, ale jake wstretnym
ljest widok pijanej do bez-.
przytomno5ci kobiety.
y Z y 70 y 81 y : L. :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28
R1leluja!.

Alleluja! Alleluja!
Dzwon W koscielnej wiezy buj ia;
Anio4 buja ma tym dzwonie,
Gwiazda ma mad czo}em p}onie,
A g}os jego dzwiekiem spizy .
Ponad swiatem leci chyzy
I po ca}ej brzmi krainie:
,,Wsta} Pan Chrystus zmartwych
ninie!''
A'lsl"1.! A1e'ajs'
SERGE W ludzkich piersiach buja,
Promienieja wszystkie czota,
Rado6e szczescie dooko}a;y
,,Bo weso1y dis dzieh nasta},
Kt6rego mas kazdy zada}!''
Bo przez swoje zmartwychwstanic
Smler6 piek}o zmogfes, Panic!
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-04-23
Notice to Creditors to File
Claims.

In the superior Court Of the State OF Wash
ington in and for the County Of l\ittita>,
In the matter of the estate OF John Robbins,
deceased
Notice Is hereby given, that letters tesla
mcutnry on the estate of John Robbins, de
cenSed were granted to the underestimate on the
sixth day of March. A ID. 1907, by the sad
Superior Court.
All persons having claims AGAINST said estate
aro required TO present Them with the recess
sary vouchers. to us at EllcnShurg Washing
ton within one year after the dato of this
notice. or they shall be forever barred.
Dated at EllenSburg, Wash. this Goth day of
March, AID 1907 WIN. Y. f.. ROBBINS.
BLANCHE \. kOBBINS
Executor and EXccutriX of the last Will of
John Robbins, deceased. Nv
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-04-23
Summons by Publication

No. 3,.O.
In the Superior Court of the State of Wash
ngton. in ana for kittitaS County.
William c. Lccch plaintiff vs.. Mary A. Lccch
defendant.
he State of Washington to the said Mary y.
Lccch defendant: You are hereby summoned
to appear within sixty days after the date of
the first publication of this summons. to wit:
Within sixty days after the l2ih day of March.
1907 and defend the above entitled action in
the above entitled court, and answer the com
plant of plaintiff. and serve copy of your
answer upon the undersigned attorney for
plaintiff at his Office below stated. and in ease
of your failure to do, Judgment will he
, rendered against you according to the demand
of the complaint. which has been filed with the
clerk of said court.
The object of said action is to obtain decree
+ of divorce disSOlving The bonds of matrimOnY
now existing between plaintn and said defend
ant. ~ l.. SLEMMONS
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Pos Office address ElleuSburg. hittitaS
county ,aShingtun Ml2.A23