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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-11
ORCHARDS MEMORY FAILS
HIM At CONVENIENT TIMES

Boise, June 1l.-For nearly an hour
this morning Richardson interrogated
orchard relative to his attempt to
murder Bradley in San Francisco,
without developing anything which
would tend to shake his original
story.
Orchard followed his usual tactics
not fixing dates nor places absolutely.
Richardson tried to get him to de-
clare positively the powder was
bought from the Judson Powder COM
pany, but all he did say was that 1t
was. He described how he got the
powder, but could not remember what
the man he bought it from looked
like.
Orchard could not explain how the
explosion could blow Bradley into
the street when the bomb was out
side. He set 1t off by opening the
door inward, and said the door
through which Bradley was thrown
was set diagonally. He thought this
explained the matter. Orchard
stuck to his original statement, again
posltlNe'N uenyms the Souisei ''i '
prosecution had told him his tory.
When he got back to Denver he
met Adams and went to his house to
stay. Both were practically broke
They got money, however, from
Haywood whenever needed. He
claimed he reported to Haywood the
success of the attempt on Bradley
and claimed Haywood was wei
pleased.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-11

nual convention of the Western Fed
Grafton of Miners, which opened in
this city last night for the consolida-
ton of all labor unions. About zoo
delegates are expected to attend the
convention and the sessions will con-
tinue two days Delegates are COM
ing from Alaska British Columbia,
Mexico and all the western states in
which mining is carried on. In the
absence of President Charles H. Moy-
er. who is In prison in Idaho, Vice
President c. E. Mahoney will call the
convention to order. Examination of
delegates will be the principal work
Of the opening session.
That Charles II. Meyer will be con-
tinued as president and William u.
Haywood as secretary-treasurer of the
organization is the concensus OF opin-
ion among the delegates who have
already arrived. The charter prohib-
its the election of officers not upon
the floor of the convention hall, but
provides that Officers hold over until
their successors are chosen. The
election of president and secretary
treasurer, 1t is agreed, will be passed
again this year as 1t was last year.
The delegates already on the
ground are unanimous in declaring
that Harry Orchards statements
connecting the federation Officers
with the crimes he committed are q
network of lies.
Eugene f. Debs, the socialist lead
er, is in Denver and will attend the
convention.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-11
One Telephone Is Enough.

Richmond, Cal, Jure 1.-THE Pa
cific coast is coming more and more
to discover the burden of so-called
telephone competition. Generally the
citizens make the discovery after ex-
perienciug the actual double burden.
Richmond, Cal, however, has avoid
ed the jump in the dark policy, as
evidenced by resolution adopted by
its chamber of commerce at the last
regular meeting of that body, where
by the chamber pledges itself to OPP
pose the entrance of second tele-
phone company in RichrGond.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-11

Washington, June 11.-A case in
volving millions OF dollars annually
to the lumber interests of the far west,
and embodying the questions of joint
rates and through routes, is being ar
gued before the interstate commerce
commission today
1t is charged by the Pacific Lumber
Manufacturers association, shingle
mills bureau, that owing to the
fights between the Hartman and Hill
systems 1t is impossible to get lumber
and shingles from Washington points
through Oregon to Idaho, Utah. Wy
oming, Colorado, Kansas and Nebras-
ka points except by paying local rates
to Portland and rebilling.
As a result millions Of feet of pre-
pared timber are awaiting shipment
because of car shortage.
The suit is against the Northern Pa
cific, Southern Pacific, all Oregon rail-
ways and Missouri Pacific and other
lines.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-11
THE "UNLoADED" SHOTGUN,
C. W. McComes OF WaIlula Accident
ally Shot.

Wallula, June 11.@While fooling
with an "unloaded" shotgun, about
$40 this morning, Lawrence Evans,
the 14-year-old son of Henry Evans,
living on Glover Hills, seriously, II not
fatally wounded c. w. McComas,
young man standing about eight feet
from him. The gun, which was heav-
lily loaded, was discharged, and the
entire load entered McComas' groin.
1t was with great difficulty that the
blood was stopped and the unfortu-
nate young man was brought to Wal
lula to await the arrival of DR.. H. R..
Keylor, of Walla Walla.
1t is thought that the young man
has chance of recovery, though his
exact condition is not known. His
limb may have to be amputated.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-11
Did Not Send Money to His wife.

Did Not Send Money to His Wife.
Boise, June 11.-Orchard declared
he had not sent Mrs. Orchard No. 2
any money after leaving Cripple
Creek, but insisted that when he de-
serted her he left $40. He declared
Pettibone and Haywood promised to
send her money, but learned they
had not. He denied having taken all
her money, or knew she had taken in
washing to get money to live on.
He then took up first attempt on
Judge Gabbert's life, and stuck close
ly to his original story. He was still
reciting his Denver experiences when
recess was ordered.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-11

San Francisco, June 11.-With the
calling of the first of the defense's
witnesses this morning in the Schmitz
case, the defense outlined a plan by
which it hopes to break the chain of
evidence drawn about the mayor.
They will attempt to tear down the
evidence given by ex-Police Commits
sioner Reagan and impeach the wit
ness. The crowd in the court room
is the largest during the trial. Hun
dreds stood in the aisles and lobby.
The first witness was NJ B. Scott
Of the Walters union. Through him
the defense declares they will show
the attack of Reagan upon the Tor
tonis restaurant was instigated by
Reagan and that the entire line Of
attack was planned by the police
commission. Heney sought the in
PRODUCTION of this evidence, but with
out avail.
Scott took the stand at II o'clock.
Schmitz, Scott said, went to Reagan
and told him he could not unionize
the Torton's and asked II he could
not taks be license away. Reagan
said all that would be necessary
would be to catch men and women
together in the upper rooms. Scott
suggested they hire two men to en-
gage rooms and have the proprietor
send out for girls. Reagan approved
the scheme. So he got two men, who
went to the place and had a waiter
send out for girls. Afterwards he
| gave Scott a check from the restau-
rant which he turned over to Reagan
for evidence.
Later it was proposed to go aftei
the Bay State restaurant, which Rea'
gan said was hard place.
| Schmitz Takes the Stand.
ueney took the witness. and go'
from him the admission he had !
| position under the administration. He
said he spoke to the mayor about
! unionizing a number of restaurants
and said the scheme was to go after
the restaurants not in the union wa.
fixed at conference of which the
mayor knew nothing He admitted
/ going 20 tine mayors home twice be
fore the fire, but denied Regan ask
ed him to 70 to the mayor to try tC
induce the mavor not to force Re
gan to change his vote on the Frencl
restaurants. He was excused anC
Schfnitz was called. A murmur rar
through the crowd when he stood up
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-11
Band Concert This Evening.

II the weather is favorable this
evening the Eagles band will give a
concert at the corner of Main and
Webb streets. This will be the first
concert given for several days, as the
band was absent at Weston during
the latter part of last week, and on
account of the trip did not play on
Sunday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-11
YELLOW PRESS MAKE TROUBLE.
Japanese Issue Is Grossly Exagger-
ated.

Washington, June 1.-THE state
department thinks the most serious
consequence of the present anti
American agitation in japan is the
inevitable delay in conducting nego-
tiations for the conclusion of a new
treaty. Root deprecates the yellow
press display of the trouble and says
that the papers stir up i'll feeling
1t is understood the Japan embassy
here. instructed by Toxic, has sent a
special agent to San Francisco to
make a report.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-11
THROUGH RATES
AND JOINT RATES
Case Involving Millions Of
Dollars is Being Argued in
Washington.
ISSUE BROUGHT FROM
NORTHWESTERN STATES.

Lumber Manufacturers Institute an
Action Against Nearly All the Rail-
roads Doing Business In the North
west and Make Practically the Same
Charges Made in the Spokane Ter
ninal Rate Hearing - Hartman
and His Methods Discussed Yester.
day--Cabinet and japanese Ques-
tiOn.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-11

Ferdinand Smith, Joe Kelley F. M.
Smith, II. Spiesberger, A. j. Love, j.
l.. Paxton, e. f. Folda, Dan r. Patter-
son, A. d. Fetterman. Henry Wood, A.
C. Smith, w. j. Mount, Louis Bost-
wick, NJ. ]. Cohn, C. G. Trimble, F. L.
Mack, ]. r. Gerke, w. S. Rigdon, DIR.
C. p. Lewis and C. s. Haverstock.
Ar Elegant Train.
The train bearing the Omaha ex-
cursionists was made up of seven
coaches, five standard Pullman
sleeping cars, diner and baggage
car. The five Pullmans were the
"Ulyalde," Litchfeld," "Greenfleld,"
"Saxony" and "Iturbide," and were
elegantly equipped for the trip, Many
elegant private apartments had been
arranged and fitted up for individual
members of the party, including Coy.
ernor Sheldon, who had sumptuous
apartments. -~
All meals for the party are served
on the diner and members of the
party declared that the stoves in the
kitchen of the dining car had never
been allowed to cool off since leav-
my or,"na on June e speciai or
"ers Vi provisions are 'aheh on at
every stopping pace ana tne party is
enJ'yihs .he ia' Oh 'he iand "hiie
making the trip through the north
west.
Tho excursion was in charge OF j.
W. 'Iui'u' commissioner LOT the oma-
ma N'oriiherciai cIuo' VINO MADE the
i'.iierary' arranged TOT transportation,
auVer,'seu 'he trip' ordered the cars,
'ias ci,aree Oh 'ne movements OF the
'Neursioh tram ana VINO is general
superih'ehaent OF the party while on
l's Vip' ne ~ capable and genial
man, hi'd is handling tie excursion in
h'ost satisfactory manner.
The train left this city at o'clock
this afternoon In charge of Conduct
or j. B. Smith of the o. r, & n. with
will deliver the excursionists to the
Oregon Short Line tonight at Hunt
ington.
A Reso,,n cn,,e.-,o.
Tho orooon D.u,, -, a.
followina wa,, snS .ou'"a pays inc
covarnns svu uioue u
hrasna r,So @ =, uVn Vi we
ca,,a " ,e cry .ouas'
Nah.as,,a .Iuoii Vi
toao,, q. $50 VI VI 'ialiu
statos,,ar hro',rs. -, ~ soune
,to 49, " INC lroi' oy
anin~ IT,, anu 'loiai aMaA-
dur,na ,ha 20. g.. -, '"e eou''fS
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-11

discussed the matter with MCFARLAND
and Governor Goodlng. He knew
both the latter and made affldavits in
favor of the gas company upon in
formation furnished by him only
short time ago.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-11

Listen to the song we sing.
Omaha, my Omaha.
While we all are on the wing.
Omaha, my Omaha,
Like a queen in splendor dressed,
or voluptious charms possessed.
Finest city of the west,
Omaha. my Omaha.
=,
Cities OF the boundiess west,
Omaha. my Omaha.
Make OF you a welcome guest.
Omaha. my Omaha.
And while we are on the wing
And our cordial greetings bring,
Join with us and each one sing,
Omaha, my Omaha.
This is the song of the Omaha party
as sung here today by an Elks' quar-
tet travelling with the business mems
brigade, and It represents the spirit
that caused the SS men in the party to
enter upon their present mission.
The party arrived here shortly be-
fore noon today and as was planned.
the visitors and townspeople present
at the depot at once started for the
the meeting was called to order by
T. T. Geer, who in the absence OF
Mayor Fee, delivered the address OF
welcome. In n brief talk he cordially
welcomed the visitors to Pendleton
and called their a'tehtion 10 'he mag
nificent wheat country through wmch
they had Just passed III coming over
from Walla Walla. He spoke OF the
lee'a''"'io' Vi 'ne se,o''
Il" '"e "eS' VI
pIesseu nope ... - -
Vi 'ne nlsi,'ms .s., pa,'s ~. on,I,, ] t,,ot ~,
eIilap'uleu w'.n nns s,o, nns,so
"' Garo,,or Cho,don
In resnonse IN the address Of well
oor,o covernor Georpe 7, Sheldon of
Nebraska. arose and spoke in a very
quiet manner. 1--WE appreciate the
welcome you have given us and we are
glad to learn OF the resources OF
your country, OF what you now have
and what YOU are going to make OF
the country" he said. He then spoke
briefly upon the commercial advan-
tages of Omaha. paid tribute to the
conclusion said that he hoped the
party would leave as good an impress
sion upon the minds of the people ot
Pendleton as this city had made with
the members OF the party.
Immediately after the governor,
talt the Elks, quartet was called 70,
ana rendered several numbers II
srch a vav as 10 make a hit will
those nresent
,,..,, .,oro ,,oro 90 ,,orher
., ,ho nart, accord,ne to one of IN,
,non ana IN -, the men are sal,
iu,"o, =, ,ro,,inort ,,rns or n
~ oe neaus Vi
a. o.
Foilowins Is lsl " . Wv, o,t,. ,o
excursiohis's WHO were III '''' '''' ~
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-11
Kaiser and Car VIII Meet.

Stockholm, June 1.-THE kaiser
an6 car will meet during the sum-
mer for another of their famous po-
litical conferences. The meeting
place will be a secret.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-11
OMAHANS VISIT
IN PENDLET0N
Salute Their Hosts With a
Rousing Song by an EIks'
Quartet,
SPEECH OF GREETING WAS
BY EX-GOVERNOR GEER.

The Response Was Made by Governor
Sheldon of Nebrasla-Each Speak
cr Spoke i'm the Most Laudatory
Terms of His Especial Geographical
Intercsts-of the Eighty-Eight Wis.,
itors Seventy Are Said to BE Either
Heads of Firms OF Omaha or the
Heads of Departments.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-11
RoosevClts Are at Home.

Washington, June 1.-THE May
flower, bringing the Roosevelt party
from jamestown, arrived at the navy
yard here at 6 o'clock this morning.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-11
SOME FOURTH Of
JULY FEATURES
Made Public, Including the
Selection Of McCourt as
Orator.
LINE OF MARCH FOR THE
PARADE DECIDED UPON

Subject to Additions and Possible
Amendments - National Guard,
Fraternities, Liberty Car and Adj
vertising Floats VIII be Few OF
the Attractions-TheR Regular Army
Band From Fort Walla Walla and
Party OF Indians in Aboriginal
Costume Are Coming.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-11
Farr,ier Killed In a Storm.

Ashland, KY, June 1I.-John Web
er. farmer. was killed in storm
last night. Wires are down, build
ings unroofed and stock killed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-11

The rite OF baptism by immersion
was administered t. 60 converts at the
Adventist campmeeting at Walla Wal
In last Sunday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-11
DEFENSE OPENS
SCHM|Tz TRIAL
Testimony Of First Witness
Tends to Impeach Ex-PoIice
Commissioner Regan.
WOULD PROVE ULTERIoR
MOTIVES IN THE EXPOSE

Heney Tried in Vain to Get the Same
Testimony Admitted From the
States Standpoint and Could Not
Witness, Who Is Member of the
Walters Union, Testified Reagan
Put Up Job on the Tortonis Res
taurant People, by Planning to In
duce Violation of the Law.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-11
Lur, In standard OIL Case.

Findlay. o., June IA jury has
been secured in the Standard Oil
case. and taking of evidence has start
ed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-11
Movement to Merge All Unions.

Denver, June 11.--According to an
announcement in the latest issue of
the Miners magazine a movement
will be inauguratei at the 18th an
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-11
New York Manufacturers Fail,

New York, June 1.-THE
United States district court to-
day appointed three receivers
for the Milliken structural steel
manufacturers. Liabilities are
s6,500,00o, and assets 33,500,-
900. The embarrassment is
temporary A tight money
market caused the failure.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-11
standard Oil Trial I'm Ohio.

Findlay, o.. June 1.-THE
stan dard Oil company was call
, cd to trial today on one of sew
on indictments for violations Of
, the Ohio antitrust law. The
, fury will he secured tomorrow.
, The evidence will be documen-
tary.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-11
ROBERTS DEFENDS
PLURAL MARRIAGE
PRINCIPLE AND PRACTICE
RIGHTEOUS AND PROPER.

Elder brigham II. Roberts, Once
Member of Congress, Declares the
Above Is the Policy of the Church
and His Own Belief-Reason Polyg-
amy Not Practiccd Now Is Because
II Is Illegal.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-11

It takes s,50o.ooo acres Of land to
raise the worlds tobacco.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-11
Discussed With Governor Gooding.

Boise, June lit developed that
in connection with the damage suit
brought by the owner of the flats
against the gas company, Orchard
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-11
Discussed Hartman.

Washington, June 1.-THE inter-
state commission spent all day yester-
day discussing Hartman and his ma
nipulation of railroad properties. 1t
was decided the commission shall be-
gin the formulation of its report to
be sent to the department of justice
at the earliest moment.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-11

Washington, June lit is Off
cially admitted the Japanese situa-
tion was taken up at today's meet
ing. Root presented the state de-
partment's view of the recent de-
velopments.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-11

The people who do the shopping and
buying, the people who watch the
advertisements closely, read the
East Oregonian regularly every
evening.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-11

showers and cooler tonight; Wednes-
day showers, fresh southerly breeze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-21
Tryumllf' " |sz,ltu1lc'el, W,'''yy!1rlOtlbtu.
mydla.

%5M[%MH E
Me istnleje praww'dopoodobnie NY
do, kt6reby 1aczylo v sobie lyle
znakomitych wlasnosci, 60 See'veer1:y
.Lecznicze Mydlo Skk,65rne. Jest to
absolutnie czyste, aantyseptycznpes'.
zaprawione lekarstwaml mydlo do
toalety j kapieli. Czyni ono szorst-
..ka, krostowata skdre gltaa1dlka j
miekka. Upieksza Piled usuwa
:wszelkie,skazy. Goi wyrzuty, mad
mierny }upiez, choroby sk6ry ma
.gfowie. Doskona{e do golenia, do
mycia g}owy do kapania dzieci.
Najlepsze myd}o ola m~ezczYzny,
kobiety ! dziecka. Czy6ci, goi i
upleksza. Jeden kawa{ek starczy ma
bardzo d}ugo. Cena csc. przez
poozte soc. We wszystiich apte-
kach Tub cd w. F. Severa Co.,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-21
Z GALICY1

KRAKOW. Komisya
rady mias-
ia }acznego komlsya
administracyjna zatwierdzl'
Ia plany ma przebudowe rzez-
nj m~iejskiej j budowe chaod-
nj kosztem 100000 kor.
.Stowarzyszenie budowntil-
czych wnioslo do Rady MAS
ia, podanie 0 rospisapie kon-
+kursu ma projekt uporsad.
kowania Rynku ~krakowskie-
90 i nadanie odpowiedniegoe
|charakteru fasadom dom6w
Il wystaw sklepowych oraz
przebudowania ca}ego placu
jrynkowego. Stowarzysze-
nie cukiernik6Wsi piekarzy
! zachodniej Galicyi urzadza
staly kurs teoretyczny ! prar
Iktyczny ola mlodziezy GU
kierniczej j pierniklarskliiej.
Bedzis on otWarty y lutte
lgorb.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-21
q O MOBKALA.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. E&43& sEl&@ GED
s. p. ks. bis
kupa kieleckiego Kuli6skie-
go odbyl sic wspaniale. %
dial W kondukcie braio oko,
10 10000 wiernych. Poch6d
.otwiera} krzyz 2 dwiema
.~choragWiami zalobnemi. Da-
lei szty deputacye wlo6cian 2
r6znych dekanat6w cech6w
rzemie6lniczych, %obywatelst-
wa ziemskiego i mieiskiego.
Trumne poprzedzali W sza-
tach pontyfikalnych: biskup
lubelski ks. %Jaczewski, bis
kup ~kujawsko kaliski ks.
~Zdzitowiecki, biskup plocki
ks. Wnukowsk; / biskup suf-
ragan warszawski ks. Rusz.
kiowicz. Trumne nie6li alu-
mni seminaryum, jego pro-
fesorowie, czfonkowie kon-
systorza i kapitu}y ma zmia-
ne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-21
SasiedZi zOstali Okpieni.

&a-HE.E gy#Ð. S&#ETa&4E$
,,Literalnie zakaszlilem sic ma
smier6 by}em "a s}aby ably op'un58
Solo i6zko; 4 sasiedzi przeepowiiaatdlaallii
az nigdy " zyciu 60 ME opusstzz.cazee;;
5leczs zostali okpieni q co MECH
=bed9 dzieki Bogu. Zosta}em znie
wolony do s%pr6bowania Or. Klii1nngg'a
New Discovery. By1y TO tylks,o
cztery dolarowe butelki do zupe{
nego wyleczenia kaszlu odsyska
mia zdrowia," pisze PAM Eva Un
capher. Z Grovertown, Stark Co.
Ind. Ten kr6l leczenia laszlu j.
zaziebienia, oraz gojenia gardllsa, j
pluc Jest gwarantowany przez apte-
kara NJ. J Kowalewskiego. SOC
SO. Butelki ma probe darmo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-21

MALBORK. Straszny wy.
padek wydarsyl sic. W ME
dziele> oko}o godziny ma dwo
rcu :tutejszym. Gdy pociag
Eydtkuny. Berlin opuscif
dworzec tutejszy, znaleziono
ma szynach martwe cialo
pocztowego Hildebrandta,
kt6ry juz 80 lat pracowa1
PREY poczcie. Jak sic niesz.
czesliwy czfowiek dosta1 pod
kofa, jest zagadka, Mkt bo-
WIEN *nieszczeScla ME Eau
wazyf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-21

Pr.yieccb.lr tutaadf iedens pol4f = 1arou 1906 vaiR1 $40 akr6v, A.
kt6rych AMI jedna skiba ME byla wyorana Postavil budyhki zbreko-
val 20 ak6w ktore obsad.il korna i dostaf blisko tysiac plecset buszli.
Pc zasadxeniu korny zbrekox.l przeszlo ~ ARROW wiecei je obsa{ ma
jesien psxenicq. Ma tenn polu gd1ie by}a korns tel .asiat pszenice,-
wieo Cd Marca do Lnstopada. czyli y 9 mis,'4oaeh abrekowai $ obsiai
iorny: TAX f.rmuja polaoy, y Colby, Kansas kazdy Was mote
dokazaG tutaj to same. Zaten ME traGcie wecej czasu M rudowaniu
piehk6v karezowani, borrow: Ptzyjedzoie do nas \ do.tanieois 4adne,
r6vne prey y IS tylto vyyozekpjs pioga, po lo, So l5d dol.. ak ki
jakescie dotad pracovaI, awiecej korzysci destan1eris. Nsdzieoie ~
v 1agodnym : zdro~y I'm klimacie, gdze ZIMY kRoTKIEF- Wy
ruszce vice d. Colby, Kansas ma nastepnym Excursion. g. Fomapy,s
opsy polskie, It'd. piszcie dol aszego rodaka. ss%#
G. j. j DzIOREK ms I. 1sa roloal 40 osaz4rpPoa@ y.
10 COLBY KANSAS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-21

LITWA. z Wilma donosza
do ,Kuryera Polskiego", ze
otrzymano tam wiarogodne
wiadomo6ci, wed}ug kt6rych
ma biskup6w maja bye pro-
mowani miedzy innymi: ks.
Maryan Pullman, z w1oc}aws-
kiej dyeoezyi, ks. Antoni
Szlagowski z Warszawy, ks.
Piotr Dworakowski ze sell
ne6skiej dyecezyi, ks. Jan
Cieplak z Petersburga, ks.
Witold Czeczot z Petersburga,
jake tez J. E. ks. Apolinary
Wnukowski ma arcybiskupa
" Petersburgu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-21

GRUDZ1A.D-z'.. Przypaad d ::
wym sposobem zapobiezono
" Blackjack strasznemu ME-
szcze6ciu. Otto gbur Ullrich,
wracajac okolo II godziny
ze swym bratem do mieszka-
MIA, yastal Gala swa rodzine,
sk}aa'l;a5jj;aca[ 81 sic e 4 s osob, bez
~przytomnesci. Zatrwozony O
kropnie, pobiegf natychmiast
90 leksrza, za6 brat lego
sprowadzit co tchu nauci.
ciyla. Nauczyce 81 zabral sic
n4tychu,iast docucenia wszy'