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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-04
CudOWne Zdarzenie.

Perth Bron, N. Y. by}o Wiadkiem
jednego z najsobliwszych przypad
k6w ~wyleczenia jake kledykolw1ek
stwierdzono. Amos F. King. z tego
miejsca pisze, ,,Bucklena masc arc
nikowa ~wyleczy}a RANG ma mel no.
DE, ma kt6ra cierpia}em przesz{o 80
lat. Teraz jestem S." GwaraDto-
wane, re wyleczy wszystkie rany,
przez MI. Kowalewsklego apteka.
RIA. Csc. 4.... j.;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-04
uda} sic "a sprawunkami dc

uda1 sic "a SpraWuukauAA w
miasta.
Wiekc o nielasce cesarza,
kt6ra spad1a ma Alityrusa,
Totem, strza}y rozesz}a sic po
mie6cie i ~wywo1a}a og6lne
~zadowolenie. Eukarpus sic
o tenn dowiedzia} cd jodne'
90 z chrze6ciian ze Subury.
By}a to ola chrzescijan no.
wilma 'wielkiej wagi, z upad-
KLEIN bowiem tego wroga 1e-
ligii chrze6cija6skiej spo-
dziewali sic wierni, re skoh-
czy sic takze przeSladowa-
ME.
Przechodzac przez pole
Marsowe, ujrza} Eukarpus
teatr juz prawie wyko6czo-
ny. Wspania{a to by1a bu~
dowa i l6ni1a Gala cd z1ota.
P6nad gzymsem by} napis
z}otemi liter ami, ale ME Ia
ci6skiemi, ME greckiemi'
Eukarpus liter tych ME zna},
a jednak cos z%najomego tu'
bvlo - ia k! on zna} dobrze,
to by} napis W jego ojczy-
stym jezyku napis ar
me6ski. Eukarpus pr2y}o-
zy1 rece. do czo}a, przywo-
}ujac ma panied znajome, a
luz %zapomniane kszta}ty IL
ter i po d}ugich trudach 3D.
czyta}, co nastepuje: "Kr6~
lowi Thyridatesowi, w}adzcy
Armenii, cerarz Neron, Sc
nat i lud ~rzymski::"
Odczytujac tax litere pc
literze, stall Eukarpus ]uz
dose dlugo, gdy wtem ktos
z ty4u klepiac go pc ramle-
niu, tax sic Ion zartobli-
vie odezwa}: Czy cheese,
przyjacielu bye t}umaczem
kr6la Armenii, 70 armeh"
skiego jezyka sic tn tax
uczysz?
Byl to Faustus, kt6ry
%ciekawo6cia wiedziony, wy
szedf na pole Marsowe obej-
rec dopiero co ods1oniety
teatr.
Stoisz tn jak s}up cd
pol godziny - m6wif ry-
cerz dalej - i patrzysz ma
ten napis. Music Gle obja6-
mic, ze jest to pozdrowienie
krola Armenii W imieniu CO.
sara, senatu i ludu rzym-
skiego. Ia kilka dni przy-
bedzie do Rzymu kr6l Ar
menii z swoim orszakiem !
ma jego to Geese ten teatr
w"ybudowano. Wiado-
mo6e ia wyrwa}a ma Eukar-
pie tax slime wrazenie, ze az
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-04
(Ci9g dalszy),.

Faustyna odebra1a wyk'
sztalcenie W domu pod
okiem OLGA, Gala dus<a przy.
wiazanego do pogahstwa j
pe}nego patrycyuszowskie]
dumY. By W GORGE utwier-
dzic to przywiazanie do re-
ligii i urzadze6 pa6stwowych,
ME kauai jej uczyc filozofii,
tylko lyle, ably pozna1a ca
]a nicos6 i niewytrzyma-
lose nauk filozoficznvch.
Przez to wy}acznie domowe
wychowanie, odciete cd re-
szty 6wiata osiegna} to, re
Faustyna utrzyma}a sic ety.
sta i moralna - ME upad}a
moralnie, jak wiele jej 70"
wie6nic, ale "a to by}a ME-
slychanie dumna i zabobon"
ma. Przesady cd dzieci6stwa
zakorzenione trudno usun4c
ale raz je u~sunawszy, }atwo
JUL bylo taxa dusze pozyskac
ola prawdy. Pawe} wymija1
zrecznie %odpowiedzi ma pyta-
MIA co do chrze6cijan sta
wiane Ii tylko z ciekawoscl,
a rozwinq} pred jej oczyma
zasadnicze prawdy religii o
iednym Bogu i o wcieleniu
Syna Bozego.
Faustyna podnosi}a zarzu-
ty, SERGE jej wzburza}o sic
ma my6l, re to wszystko,
co dotad CECILIA, Gale to ME-
DO zaludnione bozkami, by
10 tylko czczym wYmys}em
poet6w - ale czu}a, 2e to Oh
tarze sic chwieja i groza ru'
ina.
Gdy pc d}ugiej rozmowie
Pawel jq pozegna}, by}a ca"
la wzburzona, opanowa} ia
rodzaj szalu i zawo}a}a "Je-
zusie Chrystusie, czyz ola
togo trzeba mi by}o sly
sec o Tobie, abym spok6j
utraci}a?" w pokoju jej by}
posag Minerwy (bogini ma
dro6ci); rzucifa sic pred nj
mi ma kolana, chcia}a sic
molliG pc dawnemu ale
JUL ME. mogfa.
Ia walka: wewnetrzna od-
dzicl-la i ma jej zdrowie, "a
chorowa1a i musia1a kilka
dni leze6 W }6zku. Faustus
widzac ia niedawno jeszcze
zdrowa i weso}a, ME m6g]
sobie ~wytlomaczyc tel ma
g}ej zmiany, wypytywa} ia
ale ME m6g} z niei mic wy
dobye. ~Przywo}any lekar'
zapisal iej 6rodki uspakaja
jace, podejrzywa1 ia o ukry
to milo6c ale uzdroWi'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-04
Wieniee i kopond.


Historyczne o~powiadanie oparte ma praw-
dxiwych zdarzeniach' z czas6w meczenstWa
chrxe6cian "a panowania cesarza Nerona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-04

dali, zeby kr6l ma ME gozwr6-
Gil uwage. Ale. cos zle wy
|glada, poblad}, zmizernia{'
Music PREY najblizszej spo-.
sobno6ci prosi6: senatora, ably
mu ma moi rachunek lepsze
dawano pozywienie.
Eukarpus W istocie by{
chory. Podczas ratowania Oh
ca Faustyny i W pa}acu Pu-
|densa zaziebil sic i dosta} fe-
bry; z razu ME zwraca1 wca-
[le ma to uwagi, my5lac, re
to Wnet prze]dzle, ale W krot-
ce sic tax zmieni}, re to j
inni dostrzegli.
Chcac zostac sam ma sam
2 swoim smutkiem i z swe-
mi nadziejami, uda} sic Eu-
karpus pr7ez most Nerona
ku ogrodom watykahskim.
Boze - zawo1a}, pre-
chadzajac sic po alejach O.
ogrodu czy tez ojciec moi,
bracia moi beda W orszaku.|
k%r6lewskim? Czy ia tel ich
zobacze, czy poznam ich cry
oni mic poznaja? !
(Ciag dalszy. nastapi). !
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-30

popular favor. Eva Tanguay is the
essence of vim and vigor. She is
persuasive, dominant and always un.
expected. She has an unique style
and boundless spirits and she fits
about like some bright humming
bird. here. there and everywhere.
The material for piece that is in
every way best adapted to the char
acteristic genius of this gifted young
woman is said to be embodied i'll her
new play "A Good Fellow" Re-
por.s are to the effect that Miss
Tanguay has every chance TO exploit
her cyclonic talents and further, thar
she loses no opportunity to do so.
Seats are now on sale.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-30
EVA TANGUAY COMING AGAIN.
Dashing Young Actress Coming to the
Grand Tuesday in "A Good Fellow"

That Miss Eva Tanguay who ap
pears at the Grand Tuesday, Feb.
9th is a dramatic whirlwind was
learned when she first stormed her
way to the front in 1.-THE Chap
erons." Her next notable achieve
ment was her appearance on the New
York Theatre Roof Garden. Here
she captured the New Workers by her
eccentric activities; and successful
vaudeville career followed. Then
came Tanguay as ''The Sambo Girl. :"
With her peculiar breeziness and dash
closely akin to hurricane force, she
sailed in and fixed her position in
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-30

A tumble in the prices of cereal
foods all over the world and vast
increase in the crops of farmers in all
lands is the result foreseen by experts
in agricultural chemistry as the sequel
of Prof. Sir William Crookes' dis
covery in London of method by
which to extract nitric acid from the
atmosphere. 1t is prophesied that
farmers will be enabled to get a far
greater yield from their land than has
been the case in the past, il nitrates
are cheapened so that they can be
used to a larger exent for fertillzing.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-30

Theodore p. Shontz has resigned
the chairmanship of the Isthmian
canal commissions to take effect
March 4th, and it has been accepted.
He will become president of the In
terborough- Metropolitan Company.
controlling the rapid transit subway
and many of the surface lines of New
York. John +. Stevens takes his
place on the canal job.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-30

The phrase "Skidoo 23'' has been
put in the shade by another express
sion. 1t is now 81. To prove it take
your pencil and print in capital letters
Now 81" turn your paper mp side
down and see what you get. Don t
spell out the 81.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-30
IOWA MINERAL WEALTH
wINNESHlEK THE BANNER COUNTY
State Geoloeist Calvin's Report Gives Inter.
estins Facts Of Local Significance
Concerning Geological
Conditions.

The sixteenth volume of the re-
ports of the geological survey of
Iowa is now ready for distribution
In addition to the administrative re-
ports Of the state geologist and as.
sistant state geologist, it contains
statistics covering the mineral pro.
duction in Iowa for 1905 and reports
on the photography, geology and
mineral resources of Winneshek. Clay
ton, Jackson, Bremen. Black Hawk,
Franklin, Sac and Ida counties.
The volume is the largest yet pub
lished, and contains 673 pages be-
sides fourteen county maps, several
plates and numerous illustrations of
the text.
In his administrative report Di-
rector Wilder calls attention to the
promising outlook for the manufac.
ture of portland cement in Iowa, and
the admirable conditions which OBJ.
tain in Cerro Gordo county especial
ly. At Mason City there are already
two companies building or preparing
to build, and the report says: "We
may expect Iowa soon to become one
of the foremost producers OF this
modern necessity as well as being one
of its greatest consumers.
Professor Wilder also calls attention
to the great supplies of peat within
the state and it's utility as an accept
able fuel. He also mentions the
growth of the gypsum industry, and
points out the possibility for large
increase in the development of this
resource.
In his discussion of the mineral
production of the state, Mr. Boyer
shows that Iowa in 1905 produced and
marketed a greater value of mineral
products than in any previous year
This output was distributed as fol-
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-30

Iowa barely escaped the stamina of
"a second lynching on Friday. At
New London, near Mt. Pleasant.
Grimes and thinner, colored. muir
dered in cold blood j. w. Gavin, a
respected citizen. A mob of l50 far
mers and citizens attempted to lynch
Grimes, but the sheriff eluded them
by getting his prisoner out by the
rear door without being intercepted,
and drove rapidly TO Mt. Pleasant,
where he was placed in Jail together
with thinner, and the Jail guarded by
deputies. Both have confessed the
crime, each blaming the other.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-30

United States Senator, Shelby NJ
Cullom was elected for the fifth
term. by the Legislature of Illinois last
week. He received every republican
vote. Senator Cullom is an old man
but he, like our own Allison, has
made a great record and has the con-
fidence of the people of Illinois.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-30
OhHce..3l7 West Water Street.
Both Telephones, Number IS.
Current Comment.

Yesterday was "Carnation Day.
throughout the United States, the
beautiful flower being worn genel ally
in honor of the birthday of the late
lamented President William Nc
Kinley.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-30
Subscription Price $l.50 a Year

Advertising Rates;-Display, Is cents per inch
each insertion, fat rate. Contracts for
1000 inches lei cents per inch. Locals 10
cents per line.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-30

AT the meeting of the Board of
Directors of The Calmar Mfg. Co.
held on January 22d, 1907, Mr.. Nj
M. Moen of Lacrosse was appointed
General Manager for the next ensu-
ing year to succeed CARL Meyer.
Mr.. Meyer still retains his interests
in the company and will be officially
identified with the firm the same as
heretofore. Courier.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-30

Senator Russell A. Alger of
Michigan, for raany years promi-
nent politician and veteran of the
civil war, died from heart trouble at
Washington Oh Wednesday last. He
was q statesman of marked ability
and able character, and has done
valiant service for his country both
on the field of battle and in public
Office.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-30

The great work done by Prof.
Holden of the state agricultural col
lege in increasing the yield and quail
ity of corn throughout Iowa is to he
supplemented by campaign almost
as important, the improvement o.
the oat crop. Iowa farmers plan,
yearly over four million bushels OF
oats. that produce less than $50, 600,
zoo bushels, about 10 per cent of
which is consumed ON the farms, the
ten year average yield being only
about thirty -one bushels per acre.
The oats crop is essential to the
general rotation of farm crops and is
of large commercial Importance. In
years gone by. the cereal mills found
the best white milling oats of the
country in Iowa, whereas now 40 per
cent of the oats grown in this state
are of the Russian green and yellow
varieties that are not in favor either
with the manufacturers or consumers,
or less discount in value. 1t is being
suggested to county institutions by
the grain dealers, that they secure on
their program addresses by Professor
Curtis, Holden ami Others of the
Agricultural college.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-30
ELLIS !. HOOK,

COUNTY SUPT. SCHOOLS.
School Officers Blanks and Rec
ords, Secretary's Order Books,
Treasurer's Account Books, Di.
rector's Enumeration Records,
Teachers Daily and Classifica-
ton Records, always kept on :
hand. Teachers Examination
the last Friday and Saturday OF
each month.
Office, Northwest corner ground floor
Court House, Decorah, Iowa.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-30

1t is rumored the Milwaukee road
has secured the control of the Des
Moines short line from Des Moines
to Iowa Falls. The line is surveyed
from Des Moines to Seymour thus
giving the road the shortest route
from st. Paul to Kansas City. The
road will build to Moulton from
Seymour to connect with the Rock
Island. thus giving the road the
shortest line to st. Louis.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-30

year. IOwa's output in 1905 was
greatly in excess of that Of the pre-.
ceding year, the increase being $780, :
600.
In his description of Winneshiek
county Professor Calvin claims for
it the distinction of Icing in some
respects the banner county of the
state. Because of it's location it
possesses a greater variety of soils
and so offers greater range of
agricultural possibilities than most
OF the other counties. 1t includes a
portion of the rough, hilly, driftless
area, an area never covered by the
glaciers of the ice age, although these
at various times extended on all sides
of it. This region with its deep,
rock cut valleys, precipitors cliffs
and stony, barren hills presents the
finest scenery in the state and is well
named by DR.. Calvin the "Switzer-
land of Iowa. To the west are the
strongly undulating, we'll drained
uplands characteristic of the areas of
the Kansas drift with its veneer of
loess. In the west and southwest lie
the gently rolling plains of the
younger. uneroded Iowan drift sheet,
set off rather sharply from the rougher
topography to the east by sinuous
line often marked by hills and knolls
Geologically this county is an
epitome of the upbuilding of north.
eastern Iowa Within its bounds are
representatives of the Caml'rian,
Ordovician, Silurian and Devonian
rocks, upon which lie the loose ma
terials of the drift sheets. No county
in the state contains SO many of the
great groups into which the rock
foundations of our land are divided.
The uppermost divisions of the
Ordovician, MaQuoketa, presents
features unknown elsewhere. In Du-
buque and other counties it appears as
thick bed of shale, but here in it's
midst it bears persistent band of
hard crystalline delomite some forty
feet in thickness of such durability
that the walls of old Fort Atkinson,
built of it in the early days of
Iowa's territorial history, still stand
firm and defiant against the attacks
of time as they formerly stood against
those of the insidious ranger of the
plains.
! One of the most notable of Iowa's
natural curiosities is the ice cave at
Decorah, which is we'll described and
explained by DR.. Calvin. The Ga
lena limestone is literally honey
combed with caverns and crevices and
in these the cold air of winter
is temporarily retained, to be given
ont in warmer weather. Upon
coming in contact with the moisture
, in the cave this is at once precipitated
upon the floor and walls as ice.
This ice is thickest about June and
disappears during August or Septem-
I Der.
Winneshiek is well supplied with
limestone of good quality for build.
ing purposes and lime making, and
with clay and road materials. Beds
of gravel are abundant. in most
parts and furnish excellent road ma
terial ready for use.
The discussion of the geology of
Winneshiek county is accompanied
by thorough and systematic review
of the plants of the county by Prof.
b. Shimek.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-30

A verdict in favor of the defendant
was rendered in tine case OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Coon, of Waukon, VS.
the Standard Telephone company, in
the district court at Waukon. The case
was damage suit, in which the sum
of $4,000 was asked from the company
for personal injuries sustained by
Mrs. Coon some two years ago by
tripping over II coil of telephone wire,
which the company's linemen had left
lying ON the sidewalk. Negligence
was the ground on which plaintiffs
sought TO recover.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-30

The grand Jury of Clayton county
is making systematic investigation II
of the liquor traffic in that county.
There has been scarcely anv atten-
tion paid to the mulct law there in
the past outside of the payment of the
5000 tax, the saloons keeping open
until they saw fit to close. Sunday
as well as other days but gross neg
ligehce and disobedience of law has
led to an investigation which will
lead to its rigid enforcement in the
future, it is said. There are AZ sa-
looms and two beer agencies in the
county, paying an annual tax of SEQ,
400.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-30

The ways and means committee of
the house have ordered favorable
report upon the bill amending the
free alcohol law passed at the last
session, this latter bill intended to
cause the establishment of small stills
for the production of alcohol in the
agricultural sections of the country
under circumstances that will permit
of the production and denaturizins
of alcohol in small quantities and al
comparatively little expense for
either production or denaturizing.
1t will reach substantially what il
desired by the agricultural people of
the country. The measure is de.
signed to permit the production of
alcohol from any substance whatever
for denaturing only. and also to
admit of the use of stills with a
spirit. producing capacity of not ex-
ceeding 100 proof gallons and the use
of cisterns or tanks in lieu of dis.
tillery bonded warehouses, and permit
the denaturizing of alcohol so pro.
duced upon the premises instead OF
requiring transportation to bonded
warehouses.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-30
FARMERS INSTITUTE.
AT CALMAR NEXT TUESDAY AND WE'D.
NESDAY.
Among the Speakers on the Program Will
be Hon. z. z. Faville OF Des Moines,
Editor Of Successful
Farming.
Tuesday, l:30 D. m.


Address of Welcome-John B. Kaye.
Beef Cattle for Profit--How should
they be raised and at what age
sold-M J. Nicholson, K. II.
Boe, W. A Kennedy, G. A.
Meyer, Frank Pilgrim.
Which yields the best returns. beef,
dairy or dual purpose cattle
Cyrus Barfoot, j. III. Logsdon, j.
j. Walenta, T. j. Crawford,
Frank Roney, f. +. Faville.
Swine-Do we pay enough atten-
tion TO sanitary conditions-Jim
Sobolik, Tony Hanber, j. j. Stem
seth, r.. j Crawford. Hans
Sandager.
Is it more profitable to have pigs
farrowed in the early spring for
fall market. or in the summer and
wintered over-Ohrist Knudtson,
H. p Nicholson, A. O. Flaskerud.
Glenn Pilgrim.
Does it pay better to grind corn and
grain, or feed it whole-John
Bruenning. Geo. Hauber, f. l..
Beard, Albert Shindelar.
Tuesday, 7:3O p. m.
Exercises by the pupils of the Cal
mar high school.
8 S:30-Address-Hon. Z. +. Faville,
Des Moines. Iowa.
Wednesday. $50 a. m.
Corn Exhibit.
Corn-When and how shall we Sc
lect our seed-H. J. Goddard,
Alonzo Harvey. Ed Brakeman,
E. f. Faville.
The seed bed. how shall we prepare
it--M. j. Nicholson, VIM Einwal-
ter. Nick Kline.
How deep shall we plant-K. Fl.
Boe, c. E. Bucknam
At what depth should we cultivate,
and at what stage stop-General
discussion.
Sheep-.l. Will it pay the average
farmer to keep flock of sheep?
2. What breed?-.E. l.. Beard. A.
w. Oxley, John Etteldorf, f. f.
Faville.
Wednesday, I:30 p. IN.
Ladies' Session
The Home-How can it be made the
most attractive M J:
Nicholson, Mrs. j. b. Kaye,
Mrs. s. r. Wager, Mrs. III. p.
Nicholson.
Poultry The best methods Of rails
ing for profit-General discussion.
Baking Contest.
Henry Giesen offers three sacks of
Mystic flour for best loaf of
bread made from Mystic flour;
also two sacks of Mystic -four for
second best
Baby Show.
Prizes will be given both for the
handsomest boy and girl baby.
BRING your babies.
Corn Contest.
o. p. Ode. cashier Wineshiek
County Bank, offers $3. 90 for the
best ten ears of corn and So. 90 for
the second best. Corn must be
grown and exhibited by boy under
eighteen, living in Winneshiek
county. Everybody bring some
corn.
The Winneshiek County Farmers
Institute extends cordial invitation
to every practical farmer in WinEe-
shiek county to join this organization
and lend his assistance to make this
institute success.
1t is hoped that all whose names
appear on this program will
respond with a few thoughts; and
it is also hoped that those whose
names do not appear on the program
will be present and come prepared
to help in the discussions and you
will feel that the institute was a
success.