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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-08

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 those years, so much more than m yours. hadn't forgotten you. But to you was really stranger"-
 ''No, no." he cried.
 "Yes, I was,' she said gently, but very quickly. And I-I didn't want you to fall in love with me at first sight. And yet-perhaps I did! But hadn't thought of things in that way. I had just the same feeling for you that l always had-always! I had never cared so much for any one else, and it seemed to me the most neces- sary thing in my life to come back to that old companionship. Don't you re- member-it used to trouble you so when would take your hand? Ithink l loved your being little rough with me. And once when I saw how you had been hurt, that day you ran away
 "Ariel!' he gasped helplessly.
 Have you forgotten?"
 He gathered himself together with all his will. q want to prove to you" he said resolutely, that the dear kind- ness of you isn't thrown away on me. l want you to know what began to say-that it's all right with me, and think Ladew'- He stopped again. "Ah. I've seen how much he cares for you!"
 Have you:" ..
 Ariel" he said. that isn't fair to me. If you trust me. You could not have helped seeing"-
 But I have not seen it, she inter- rupted. with great calmness. After having said thls. she finished truthful ly: If he did. would never let him tell me. I like him too much''
 "You mean you're not going to-
 Suddenly she turned to him. "No" she said. with depth of anger he had not heard in her voice since that long ago winter day when she struck Eu- gene Bantry with her clinched fist. She swept over him blinding look of reproach. How could IF
 And there. upon the steps of the chr-ch, in the sudden. dazzling vision of her love. fell the burden of him who had made his sorrowful pilgrim age across Main street bridge that morning.
 THE END.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-08
DEATH ThReAlrws ARCHIE.
Young Son of President Roosevel
 Has Relauae nnd Sfnkinw She'll. :,

Young Son of President Roosevelt
 Has Relapse and sinking Spell.
 WASHINGTON, March s. Archie Roosevelt, the young son of the presi- dent has had relapse and sinking spell, and Drs. Rizey, Kennedy and Mason have held consultation, with Dr. Alexander Lambert of New York, who was summoned by telegram from President Roosevelt.
 Miss Ethel Roosevelt, who was stay. ing at the home of Dr. Rixey, has re- turned to the White House.
 Dr. Lambert arrived last night from New York to join in the consultation. Just previous to his arrival further doses of antitoxin were injected into the patient. His condition is critical.
 It is reported tffat the president has telegraphed his sons Theodore junior and Kermit, the former at Harvard and the latter at Groton, to come to Washington, although at the executive offices this was neither confirmed nor denied.
 President Roosevelt remains at his sons bedside. When Drs. Kennedy and Pryor left the White House they stated that if Archie's vitality held out for the next twelve hours there would be hope for his recovery.
 Dr. Lambert has attended the Roose- welt children since birth and knows them as physician better than any one else. It is understood that be cause Archie was in desperate way the doctor was sent for. He was in Washington about week ago, and at that time 1t was thought the presi- dents son was pulling through bad attack of diphtheria.
 On Wednesday Surgeon General Rixey. who has been attending the boy, said the lad had passed all danger.
 The Friends Select school, which | Archie attended, was closed yesterday because Hope c. Jones, one of the pu. pills, was stricken with diphtheria.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-08

Work has been mans lot since the creation, but a day of toll should mot have its penalty of pain. Why is 1t. then, you ask, that backache so often follows? It is because the modern tendency is to overwork. to tear down faster than nature can rebuild. An unnatural strain Is thrown upon the vital organs, and more especially upon the kidneys, which have the work of Altering the blood free of waste and poison.
 The heavy tax of overwork-the strain upon the back that is so com mon to many trades and occupations, is too great. The kidneys begin to fail in their work, and there Is a double danger to health. The poison ous matter collects in the system, and the kidneys themselves begin to break down.
 Pain in the back Is only a warning of trouble in the kidneys. An infiam- nation has set in. and disordered condition of the urine soon becomes apparent.
 Too much or too little urine. with a constant desire to void the secre- tions; any noticeable deviation from the normal color; the appearance of . sandy sediment. proves . disor-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-08
DRUM BEAT ITO ARMS"
Kaiser and His Guests Astonished by
 Crazy Musician.

Kaiser and His Guests Astonished by
 Crazy Musician.
 BERLIN, March S.-Eugen Kupke, . chorus singer of the royal opera. be. came suddenly demented at concert given in the palace and at which all the ambassadors and the most distin. guished persons in official life were present. During a pause, while re treatments were being served. drum was beaten, giving the military signal ITO armsm The guests hurried to their seats, and the emperor. who was mos astonished, asked the conductor, Rich. ard Strauss. why the signal was given. Strauss explained that it was the act of an insane person, who was forcibly4 removed.
 Emperor William was in an adjacent room when the incident occurred. H, did not e,oa
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-08
GEO. l.. DEXTER & co.

Dexter & Co will go further. and will give with every package they sell their personal guarantee to refund the money if Ames' Pleasant Specific does not cure-a reliable medicine at half price. with the guarantee that your money will he cheerfuily re funded if the remedy does not cure
 Anyone who Is suffering from liver trouble. constipation. sick headache. indigestion. bad taste In the mouth. biliousness, specks before the eyes. melancholy >or tired feelings. should take immediate advantage of this of- fer.
 As the dose is diminished after the first few days a bottle that you can obtain for 25 cents. will last month. And .t costs nothing if it does not cure
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-08

tinued stammerlngly. T want to tell you how much like him-how much admire him.
 Admire whom?'' she asked, little coldly, for she knew.
 ''Mr. Ladew.'
 ''So do IT, she answered, looking straight ahead. That is one reason why I wanted you to come with me today.'
 Tt isn't only that I want to tell you-to tell you He broke of for a second. You remember that night in my office before Fear came iny'
 Yes, I remember"
 And that I-that something said troubled you because it-it sounded as If I cared too much for you"-
 No; not too much" She still looked straight ahead. They were walking very slowly. You didn't understand. -ou'd been in my mind. you see. all
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-08
CUT THIS COUPON OUT. It Is Valuable, and Will Save Half Your Money
 Redeemable at Dexter's 'i''E4''t 'ss .s

George l.. Dexter X Co, the popular druggists, will save you money. Pre- sent the following coupon at their store, corner East and North Main streets. and they will let you have a regular fifty cent package of Ames' Pleasant Specific for the cure of con stipation and dyspepsia. containing full months treatment at half price.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-08
HERBERT H. AVERY.

This gentleman. who is the genial and popular restaurant keeper at 445 West Main street, Waterbury, has great praise for the x-Ray Doctors He says: "I had trouble with my stomach for eight years through gas and sourness forming after eating. with much bIoatsnE. had catarrh and kidney complaint and also great nervousness My stomach is cured and I have no cztarrh- Ny kidneys and bladder are well and my nerves are strong I recommend the Radio Chenic Physicians and their treat ments-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-08
CANCER HEALED.

Mrs Henry Warner lives at Water town, Conn. but comes to the X-Ray Doctors 10 be cured. She says:
 -Four years ago. an ugly ulcer started on my face. It was pronounc- ed a form of cancer. and nothing would cure. or even heal ft. until went 10 the Radio-Chemic Physicians Before taking their X-Ray Light treatment I had tried many things, but all fo no avail.
 "At the present time the cancer Is healed. and does not discharge. It never pains me now. although it used to.
 -'The x-Ray Doctors have curesl me of stomach and liver troubles al- SO.
 They have accomplished A won slcTful cure in my case. fSignedJ
 MRS HENRY wARNER.-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-08
Both Mnsie Charges.

NEW YORK. March s.-Mrs. Fred erick Wilson has sued dentist here for s10.000. alleging he tried to kiss her. He denied her charges and said she refused to pay his charges for treatment.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-08

Owing to the large number of pa- tients under the care Of the Radio Chemic Physicians. who take up a large proportion of their time. it has become necessary to limit the days for free x-Rsy examination to three a week Hereafter. those desiring the free service will call on Monday. Wednesday or Saturday only. Re- member the days thereby avoiding disappointment
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-08
"Botha Our Only Hope. .-

JOHANNESBURG. March s.-Four hundred unemployed paraded through the streets here. carrying banners in scribed with the words Premier Bc- tha is ouT only hope"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-08
LUNG TROUBLE CURED.

Mrs Lucy Bennett lives at Pros pecf. Conn. but it very well known in Torringron- where she formerly re- side,L She has been curef cf se- rieus complaint 90 read what she says Ii i< fhis-
 Last June my IorsI doctor said had consumption settled on my lungs. and th4t hc. or any one else. couldn't cure nc. l took s number of drug
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-08
Cut this Coupon Out and
 Use it at Once.

This coupon from the Water bury Democrat entities the holder 10 one 90 cent package of Ames' Pleasant Specific for the cure of dyspepsia, constipa- tion and biliousness. at half price. 25c. We agree to return money in all cases where it does not cure.
 GEO. l.. DEXTER & co.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-08
Free X-Ray Examination.
All Accepted Examination Monday Wednesday Saturday,

store prescriptions. which did me no good. I grew worse, coughing day and night. and couldn't speak out loud.
 '.I went to the Radio Chemic Physi~ clans taking their treatments, and although I was In a dangerous con-I dition they began to help me at oncs. After two months under the care of skilful specialists, l agzin called on| my former doctor. After a thorough examination, he told me my lunes| were cured. I told him I could thank the Radio-Chemic Physicians. because| 1t was they who had performed theI wonderful cure. "I never cough now. my voice hasl returned. and can speak and sing as| well as ever. I recommend the x- Ray Doctors. for I know I was be ginning to have consumption
 iSignedJ
 "MRS LUCY BENyETT.s
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-08
Radio fhemie Phy.ieians

OFFICE HOURSAs a- m to 11 nI to { ?. m. to . D. m.- on MonI lay. Wsdnesday and Satur6ay. x|
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1907-10-17
Zpravy neinoveisi.

Tovarny ma vyrobu stfelneho
prachu a tfaskayin We Fontanet,
Ind, nalezejfci Dupontoye spolec-
nosti, byly tohoto tydne v dtery Uni
ceny vybuchem. Tovarni budovy
byly rozmeteny, delnfkd mich "a
mestnanJch bylo zabito od 30 do
so, ma 600 lidf vice meme tezce po-
ran6no a veskere bndovy m6stecka
Fonsanet kostely skolami by
ly zniceny. Nasledkem pozaru pc
vybuchu vzniknuvsfho v tovarnfch
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1907-10-17

delsi dobu ocnfm neduhem, sc liz
dplne pozdrayil a budoucne bude
moci venovati Ease vice pozornosti
udaiostem casovym a zalezitostem
tohoto listu.
M Upozorhuji vsecilny odbera-
tele a pffznivce Minnesotskych No
vi, be ifadovna tychz naleza Sc v
.budove Smelling House, roh w. Z.
ul. Smith ave., kde isem hlavne k
nalezenf vzdy v sobotu odpoledne..
Oba telefony els. 897. Pfihlasky
tykajici Sc pfedplatneho a iin5ch
obchodnich zalezitosti mohou tez
.bJti cineny v budove G. s. p. s. u
p. Vac. Picily.
tt #. B. Matlach,
mistni red. rid. Mimi. Novin.
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zprdyy re Stdtu.

V Pipestone byl ma honu ma
hodou zastfelen J. Weirel, zamest-
nanim krejd. Tyz nedavno pfijel
do onoho mesta. Nikdo nevi od-
kud ie kde jsou jehe znaai q pffaa
tele. Jine nestesti udalo Sc Cha
ska, kde pfi vychazce ma hon wy
palil Frank Geisler ranu do kane
nc a nasledkem toho odrazil Sc kou-
SEX kamene, ktery vletei do Okla pff-
tomnemu 17letemu synu jeho Loui-
SOW, ienz nepochybne oko ztrati.
j. A. McDermott, statnf olej-
nj dohllzitel vidal Sc sveho 1fadu,
ably pfijal misto u jist6 obchodni
firmy New Yorku. McDermoti
je Candy, Mimi, a. jake cestujf-
cf jednatel pracoyal slime mezi svf,
mi kolegy pro Johnsona, kdyz ten
to bezel pro prvni lhdtu. Nastup-
Gem jeho byl ustanoyen w. #. Mt
Erwen, redaktor delnickeho casopi.
su Duluth. Sluzne tomto dfadl
je $4,000 rocne.
Silver Lake zpnsobii znac
ny rozruch jednom minulJcl
dna pominuly pes pana Fr. Cha
lupskyho. Tyz pokousal tez neko
lik jinych PSI V sousedstvi, neil
se podaffiiiio jei zastfeiiti. Hlava je
ho odeslana byla ku statnimu zdra
votnfmu ifadu k vysetfenf, zda-i
skutecne stizen byl pominulosti.
i Behem boufe, kteraz Sc sne
sla mad 0watonnou We stfedu dn.
ffifiia iifia, uhioaiii uliotiii i birsk .io obyif p
Leopolda Marka, bydliciho ma Sc
verni Elm ulici o zp1sobil meier
znacnou skodu, ale malem Re jeder
2 rodiny nepfisel zivot. Blesk to
til uhodil do zelezne postele, VI
kterez spala dcera pana Marka /
propalil polstaf, ktery mela poo
lhlavou. Dfvka slice cftila dder BILE
lsku, ale zadnych dalsich trvalycl
nasIedkd to nem6lo. Blesk zapali
stayeni, avsak hasi6i brzku Sc do
staviysf ohen uhasili.
| ! P6stitele fepy okoli Mont
gomery jsou pilnymi dodavkou te
Re "a nynejsiho p6kneho pocasf :
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Velmi obycejnd nemoc.

Vetmi obyGejnd nenaoc. $50
Behem nekolika poslednich let
rozsifila Sc pry po cele Americe ne
moe. iez ie zvlaste V obchodnich
kruzfch znamou pode jmenem fna-
hrazka,' nebo "Praye tax dobre."
KdJz K dz 81 obbiiedanaate bednu golden
grain belt piva, trvejte ma tom, o.
byste dostali praye, nebot nenf il
neho Nprave tax dobreho" Tento
jasny, perlfcf napoj je obcerstvujfci
q chuti dodavajici, pomoc pro zazf-
vani budovatel svali. Obiedneite
81 je u nejblizsiho hostinskeho.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1907-10-17

budovach, vznikl "a pildruhe hodi-
NY vybueh skladiste prachu, v nenz
Sc nalezalo ma 10000 soudki pra-
chem naplnenJch. Skladiste toto
bylo cd hlaynfch tovarnfch budov
vzdaleno nekolik set yardd. Vybuch
skladiste pocifovan byl do yzdale-
nosti 300 mil. Rolnicke budovy v
okrsku dvou mil vsechny skoly
byly roztfisteny. V osobnim vlaku,
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IA nespokoJenost, pToJevoYanou o.
byyateli naseho mesta pro nepoho-
dlneu deprayu ra poss!icnssclhi dra-
hach. Jelikoz delo sc tax o.
pravndnJch pfiGin, dalo Sc ocekava-
ii, zc spolecnost drah nebude pro-
jevy tyto dplne ignorovati ze po-
knsi Sc te pficine o naprayu, lee
ocekayanf to se nesplnilo. Stizno-
sti ma spatnou dopravu pfimdly
hned ma jafe m6stskou radu a
assembly X pfiimuti resoluce, nafi-
zujfcf spoiettnosttii zavederff iepssf a
pohodln6jsi dopravy, vsak ami to
nevedlo k zadne podstatne zmen6.
Mira trpeliyosti koneGne naplnila
&c tax vrchovate, ze poslednich
dnecfl utvofiIo Sc nezi obGanstvem
mesta slime hnuti, iehoz d6elem ma
b5ti zalozeni zvlastni lfgy, jez bu-
dc stati ku obranG vsech tech,
kdoz zadali, ably ziskuchtive kapita-
listicke spolecnosti pfisly k pozna-
nj, he povinnosti spolecnosti ie po-
skytnouti vefejnosti bezpecnou a
pohodlnou dopravu. V nejblizsich
dnech bude svolana hromadna schn-
ze. V niz bude dan ma jevo vJraz
yseobeont nespokoienosti nynej-
Sim stayem vacf hlavnf yaha bu-
de kiafena mn TO- by kazdys kdo
plati IN jizdne po karach byl zaro-
rem oprayndn sedadiu. Neco po-
dobntho musi se stati, aby utinzna
byla pfftrz odpornym tlacenicim V
pFeplnenych kdrach. Tomu dalo
by se uplne pfedeiiti, kdyby spo-
Ietnost byla donucena vypraviti VI
&c kar fia sv}cli iinifcii.
fw NejlepA doba ku stavbs je
la. kdyz mnzete sc dohodnouti ma
cenach dfiyi. Pfijdte k nam my
vAm usetfime penfze ma vseho drnhu
dfivi. Name tfi ohrady dfivfm
Albert i. Zachar ie nasim fidite.
lem .sfs. 7S00 sS00 zap. Z. ui. TTeieffoH
Main 1859 J2, st. Paul Wreckine
& Lumber Co. 22-tf.
r Sdeluie Sc nam, ze slavny ce-
sky houslista Jan Kubclfk, jenl
co nevidet yyda Sc ma um6leckou
cestu do 10 AI1eriiiky, tbudde tbudde iTattii iilTati V st st
Paul pocatkem pfistiho m6sice.
r Anton Kirshmeier, zamestna
M st. Paul Hardwood Door Co.
ma d. nj, oieyFei sobotu odpole
dne dvifka II elevatoru, domnivajt
& & tesste Hssasl!ezs4!a Hssasl!ezs4!a ia ree%ssfi nj
podlahou. Nahodon ysak byl tentc
ma jinem poschodi a nesfastnil
spadl doli do sachty, pfi Gemz utr
pei tazke vnitfni poraneni, jemu'
zdA 20. 10 podlehne. Steinou doboi
pfisel ziyot eleyatoru u firm,
Griffin Wheel Works O. Sabina
zijici ma Hoffman ave. Tyz fidi
jeden yelkych elevatorn, jimiz ~
zdyihaji t6zk6 naklady o neporozu
nenim rozkazu ie5tc iinIcf spoin
,isslnika byl zasazen padajicim ma
kladcm do hlayy okamzite usmr
cen.
= pf. Minnie W6lcot Chicago
prodltyajici navEt6vou u ave sestry
pozila nedeli dopoledne dAykl
karboloye kyseliny brzy ma to q
strasnych bolestl zemfela. Pohnut
kou tomu byla yelka nervosnosi
jiz po dlouhou dobu trpela.
= Carl Pein, nedayno pfijet5 d
m1sta Tacoma, Washington, by
nalezen v nedeli ve6er We SVEN byt
I. 90 Park Place uduseng syitiply
mem. vysetfovanfm Sc ukazalo, )
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tapecfm kamfnkam.
Syobodny lunc V hostincich v
ST. Paul nalezi jiz minuIosti. Ami
dobrocinnemu smyslenf mayora
smitha nepodafilo Sc jej zachrani-
ii. Oba zakonodarne sbory mesta
pfiialy ordinance, zapoyidajici svo-
bodny lunc dvou tfetinoyou yGtsi-
nou pres nafsiitay nayora, jenz byi
proti navrhovan6 pfedloze tuto We
toyai. Mnozi hostinstf nejsou spo-
kojeni, ale zda Sc, ze sc podrobf.
= Y lidumilneho odkazu Frances
Wilderove pro zaslouzile chude ma
seho mesta bylo vydano "a rok kon-
cicf l. fiinem, celkem $13,7G3. go
a pomoc byla poskytnuta SAL
pfipadech.
, potesenim muzeme podati
zpravu, ze pevecky odbor naseho
Sokola, jenz pred nejakou dobou
zapocal cvi6enim We zpevu, eini
znarnenite pokroky, Pevci schazi Sc
kazde pondeli vecer v dtuln6m do
me pana Josefa Sladka, cislo 633
Palace ul. Cvi6itel sboru pan Vac.
Chot svoji vrozenou naklonnosti ku
zpevu hledi pilne k tomu, by vsich-
n ri oviitiei: oviiitiei postupovaiii Fyciilie ku
pfedu. Bylo by rozhodnG zadoucno,
by jests vice peveckfch sii &c ku
sboru pfihldsilo : nastavajicfmi
diouhymi vedery naskytuje Sc velmi
dobra pfilezitost y6novati poor
most zpevu, jehoz az dosud V nasich
fadach jsme temtf 1plne zanedba-
vail.
= v pondeli objevil Sc zde pan
r. Rohan, byvaly jednatel pro case
| Ipis Slavic Pan Rohan zastupuje
nyni ma cestach likerni iednu chi
cagskou fir1nu.
= Pan Jos. e. Sokol, mas iedna-
tel Montgomery, ssfiiIin., syfizoyai
zde spoIkove osobnf zalezitosti po-
catkem tohoto tydne.
Y dtcry spoil Rev. Rynda v
kosteie sy Stanisiava manzelskym
poutem p. Frank Prachafe Sc sIee
| kiSaitteffiiriou + Saitteffiiriou Austovou. 0ba noyo-
manzele jsou nam znami jako rad
nj pficinlivi lide k nastavaji-
cimu novemu zivotu projevujeme
| Jim nase blahopfanfi
i r v pondeli yecer hned po 6. ho-
| dine vypukl oheh pfizemi petit .
| desiticentoveho obchodu elsie 5s
La 50 vychodnf sedma ul. vzdor Il,
silovn6mu namahAni hasiGii fadi
ohed nj do pnl noci, b6hem kterez
to DOLBY 1pln6 znicil a ,spnstosil We
Eskere zasoby zbozi. Skoda sc udavi
ma $4,000 as so prodavaei, hlav
ne divek, pfislo tim zam6stnani
Pdvod ohne ie neznamy a soudi SO
ze snad povstal ndsledkem skfizen
Ise elektriehkffcll dratd.
Ed Cody eisle 22s ZApadn
H. ul. pohadal SC pondelf vecer s.
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velka vystava drlbeze V m6sfci led
nu.
Rev. V. Pr1cha, kazatel kon-
gregacni cfrkve re Silver Lake,
vidal Sc tn sveho mfsta a pfijal ma
bizene mu misto kazatele New
Hiiii RHiciliaIid. Rev. Prnaciila ma Sill
yer Lake mnoho pfatel, ktefi srdec-
ne lituji, ze ie opustil.
Anne Jarmuzkove, ktera stala
Sc povestnou svym odvaznym lno-
sem A dny stareho ditete manzelI
Giugauovycfl Minneapolis, poda-
I'll Sc v pondelf dtek re statni po-
lepsovny ST. Cloud Jarmuzkovd
patrn6 Sc nechtelo trest podstoupiti
a hledala stale pfihodnou chyili k
nt6ku. Ten Sc zdafil V pondeli, kdy
byla poslana iest6 iednou zensti-
nou k venkovni praci kolem dstavu
Ma SO "a to, ze odjela vlakem dc
Duluth, aneb jinam k svym pfate-
linn Ma jeji vypatrani je vypsana
odmena $25.
l Y Correll vloupali Sc ponde-
| II noci lupici do statni banky q
roztrhnuvse pokladnu dynamitem.
ukofistili 81, 900. Obcanstvo slyse-
10 vybuchy, ale melo Sc "a to, ze
jsou to rany vypaiene llorci.
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e Zprdvy re St. Paul. e


plyn unikal plynove ronry, iez by
la pfipojena k malym plynoyym w
tap6cfm kamfnkam.
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Repa dovazf Sc do cukrovaru V
Chaska, kteryzto cukroyar je mno-
hem vetsi nezli omen, jenz byl v
st. Louis zni6en byl pozarem.
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D V Owatonna odbyvana bude
velka vystava drdbeze V m6sici led
nu.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20
ICE RINK
 ARRIVES
SESNON DOCK FLOODED AND FROZEN AND SOON ALL WILL
 BE READY.

The first real, artificial ice skating rink to make Its appearance on Seward peninsula was born on the Sesnon dock last night of biting temperature and water damned on the wharf
 The latest addition to Nomes sources of pleasure looks exceedingly promising and is progressing most favorably un- der the care of j)r. George Sesnon, who is. and has good reason to be, mighty proud of his work.
 sheet of ice now co:ers the eyten . sive expanse of boards and is about two inches thick, while men are en- gagged busily at work boarding up gaps and will have the whole enclosed in a very short time.
 So well have operations been prose cuted that skating is possible there now, but more elaborate arrangements will be made before the rink will ] opened to the public.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20
JORDAN WOULD KILL
 TW0-THIRDS OF RACE

teeth or by the fact they have bulldogs at their heels Stanford men and women are all alike only in that they are all possessed of the Stanford spirit"
 The rich students and high life at the big Eastern universities. especially Harvard came in for a fling.
 we are not worried here with the tender rich" said he. "Neither do we want to cultivate the habit of borrow ing what is not our own without the permission of the owners. Taking things in this manner leads to larceny
 President Jordan announced that while in Australia during the summer he mad consulted with Thomas Welton Stanford, brother of Senator Stanford who had assured him that the univer- sity would receive his entire fortune by will Thomas Welton Stanford is one If the richest men in the antipodes and his fortune will materially in- crease the already splendid endowment ! of the university.