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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09
Johnston.
SPORTING BREpITIES.

Pennsylvania had an easy victory
ut football over North Carolina.
George Bonhag, the American
champion, is taking q short rest.
Contests on land and on the sea
now pale in interest before those in
the air.
= lack" Johnson outfought "Sailor"
Burke in their six round bout at
Bridgeport, Conn.
Major Del Mar trotted the fastest
mile of the year at Syracuse, turning
the State Fair track in. 2.041A.
The University of Pennsylvania
track team has lost the services of
Guy Haskin. champion rniddle-dis-
tanee runner.
Captain C. E. -Ide. of the Yale
Varsity eight. will not return to col
legc this fall, having decided to enter
into business enterprise in San
Francisco.
Brown football candidates are to
do their early practice on a farm be-
longing to an alumunus. Twenty
men will report there and live under
tents for week.
At the State Fair in indianapolis,
Kentucky Todd, owned by j. w.
johnson, of Boston, established
new worlds record of 2.O9 for three
year-old trotting stations.
The action of the committee of the
Anglers Club, Of New York, In limit
ing salmon rod to fifteen feet, in
stead of eighteen, is regarded as an
important step toward breaking away
from the style employed by English
men.
Two Massachusetts automobilists
have had not only their licenses to op-
crate cars revoked, but also the reg
istrations Of their machines. One
was charged with reckless driving
and the other with driving while
drunk.
Walter Christie, hurt in an auto
mobile accident IN Pittsburg, an
nounced that he would race no more.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09
Rock Hill Negro Shot

- Rock HifT, Especial raj e-posiee aofiecr
: Miller7ef this, city shqt, and killed
; Elliott Jackson adgfo5 24' years of
age en MassesQReyr q Besre seetfsn
of Rock Hill. The officer was trying
to arrest Jackson who resisted and
vas aBo6e fespnll thisSpistol.Ta$he of,
.-fser- -frst-h however and tired
three times the bullets taking effect
{ in: th6 negro S; bfsasf: Hs Gl5 e %; Dan
aud reared in Lancaster county. The
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09
:; Floods in France Worse.

Montpeliess, T. France, By cablc.-The
heavy, Grains recommended and t the
food situation : is becoming worse
than heretofore. Between here and
Narbonne streams are rapidly rising
and ,theraten, to. overflow the banks
A general. panic is exisceNgg among the
residents who fear that everything
they possess will be swept away. !,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09
SPOKE AT MEMPHIS
President Roosevelt Received
6. 81 a Cordial Welcome
HEARD by IMMENSE CROWDS
With Bands Playing Flags Waving
and Torrents Of Rain Falling the
People. Of the Tennessee City Give
the Chief Executive the Most Cor.
dial Greeting he Has Received on.
His Journey to the canebrakes.

Memphis, Tenn, Special :qlg { IS :. With.
bands playing, children singing aud
enthusiastic men shouting the, Slogan
of deep waterways, Memphis threw
widea her gates Friday Afternoon TO
President Roosevelt, score Of Gov
,ernors and many@ot other distinnglEaedE
lpersqlnaggeess qlna:agess in the Mississippi valley.
i ;Ihe President arriyeda stlhe' F,ttl :
Jtaifctl sStates steamer ibNtississtiFpi1
shortly after 10 O'Clock. The bluffs,
soaertookpgstlso5t ufver were packed
with people, who gave the Chief Ike
eptiiseroa r,1ssaqap welcome, . Aspthe
stemierslndads the:s whistles asof5 all
81: Tie y7 hyq7fIsor aer &ere sounded.
! f-5yhen all liadalanded, the p President
was Conducted to a.earriage byGov-
,ernoE ,Partrs6ns Of Tennessee, sandc
AayoruMalonc, ,5of Memphis, Fand the
most imposing parade eyer, given here
;Masg begun The President was con
tinuotlsly sclieered throughout th.s'
march. Tue city was {, ,waYingmass, !,
of color, not only along the liie2 lofa
parade, but: on many other stfeEts asF
we'll; When the President s carriage
turned into Main street he ( was ssa-T
luted BY Z regiment Of Confederate
veterans who thereafter acted. as. a
body .guardg9 The President rose5and
warmly greeted the .wa1rrors oof a.
half century ago. -. rs ::ar zssgz :
- Rain Mars Programme. :
Despite lively downpour, of RAIN
which lasted until noon, sthes streetis
were jammed with citizens and viisi-1
tors. In Second street 200 school,
children, seated on decorated arch.
sang patrqitoe air airs as IL the President
Epa passed, S!!| The. President rose in his
carriage. and bowed repeatedlyeto sthet
little ones. &C o::sd-1>;Ii; :
= "A yriyinn af tho .-S'. =, .lA--...--r- i.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09
News in Brief.

Fourteen persons, among them one
white, were drowned by etheg-upset-
ting Of a boat in lAlabama.l -
President Roosevelt announced
that he would approve the Oklahoma
Constitution.
The unnamed new 2O,OOO7ton bat
tleship is to be called the North De-
kota.
Floods caused great loss of life and
damage in-Spain and much damage
in France. {,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09
News in Brief.

j Dr. Walter j. Quick, Of -Ciosport,
Ind, was elected dean Of the Virgin
ia Agricultural College, at Blacks
burg. ~ II!
The battleship Alabama linz ped
-into New York. haihor with a. eyli,l-
der. cracked -, ] >6. -J / i.
Guggenheim railroad men shot six
surveyors Of AN opposition line corp
in Alaska. - IL 1-''-'' - - i
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09
: Cokesbury Conference School.

Cokesbury, Specialize work Of
the Cokesbury Conference school is
full under way, and the indications
are that this will be one more sue
cessful year. The school opened with
an increase over last years fine OPEN
ing. County. superintendent of edu-
cation of Spartanburg county, Mr..
Elmorc brought his two sons down to
enter school and he gave fine talk
and a lot of good advice before the
students. Rev. j. E. Beard and Mr..
Jno. T. Wideman superintendent of
education of Greenwood county also
oaYe excellent advice.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09
Henderson Gets Bond in the Sum of
o6 nm

Saluda, Special.-William i. Hen
dcrson who with Alfred Free was con-
victed of manslauehtcr at the recent
August term of court on the charge
of numbering NJ. NJ. Moore and who
was sentenced by Judge Watts to y
years in:-flre, penitcntiary has been
granted bail BY the supreme court in
the sum of $4,000. Bond was made
Thnrsda,y-an1 IEenLe.sen, WAS released
pending an appeal 10 The supreme
court. =,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09
BY Wire and Cable.

The American Bakners' Associa-
ton lin session at Atlanta, adopted a
.credit-currency plan reported by the
committee.
., The hearing -hl, the Standard Oil
.eompany.,fase showed that pipe lines
are extremely profitable and that
supposed public lines are sometimes
prifate: - - -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09
The Bank Of Clio EXPANDS.

Clio, Special.-The stockholders of
the Bank of Clio met and voted to
increase the capital stock Of the bank
from. So, 600 Ito S50, ,000.. -The,~new.
stock will be sold at the book 'valhe
of the present stock, which is at a
premium Of about so per cent
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09
Mangled in a Cotton Gin.

Dillon, Special.-Henry Hyatt aged
% years while attending to the steam
gin 5eof {llis. father three miles below
here hath his. ann caught in lie gin.
The entire limb from finger tip to
shoulder joint was fearfully maneled.
DIS. Henslce, NIichaux and Goddard
were called in at once and did every
thing possible to save the young mans
life but he never rallied from shock
and hemorrhagc, dying at O'Clock
i'll the morning. He leaves wife and
two Young children.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09

-. - 'a'ss f~s.:s f's' s'.7 ga 80 III
G- NLs.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-28
Przestro8a ola wyse}a-
jacych pieniadze do
starego kraju.

Bardzo czesto sic zdarza,
10 pieniadze posy}ane przez
naszych rodak6w do starego
kraju W l stach zwyczajnych
luh poleconych- IL bezpo-
wrotnie,
Bahama zarzadzone przez
:ameryka6ski zarzad poczt
W celu odnalezienia miejsca,
W kt6rem te przesylki"ut-
kne}y" = wykaza}y, il wszy-
stkie listy W najwiekszym
porzadku dochodzi}y do Eu-
ropy. Zacze}y vice i w}adze
pa6stw europejskich czynic
poszukiwania celem odkry-
cha powodu tax czestego "a
gubiania list6w amerykah-
skich. Poczeto vice przede-
w,szystkim 6ledzic urzedni-
k6w pocztowych, kt6rzy 2 Il
stami ameryka6skimi maja
do czynienia.
Ostatnimi easy wy6led4zso.:
no i uwieziono takich ME
uczcjwych urzednik6w wKra-
kovie j we Lwowie, kt6rzy
s%ortowar,iu ,abiera1i il
.sty amerykahskie j naste-.
pnia wydobYrali : Mich do.
larry, = listy Same niszczyli.
Take zaginelo wiele list6w
ME zawierajacych pieniilee'dtlz1,Y,
. kt6re ulrzednlcy q zab,ie-
rail- my5lac, ze j which znai-
dea doelary. 49,. J.
Wtaki sposob zginelo pare
tysiecy l~ist6W--=jjak ykkkaa:-
.zaio 6ledztWo .sadooWe are
urzeddl;nI,iiilklaa poezzt5ocl--
wego y KrakoW'ii.e,, Gost--
kolWsElkzietgo. powaodu vice
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-28


Mecze,snnniilkkooWi e q. vie "a
ssprawe wyrazy podzivuuI ~ / czci
przesylaja /. plrr'ot11f'esor
.rzy kolegium nowotarss9kls,iie9-
,go)
w tejze sprawie otrzzymaf
,,Lech" Cd pewne czytelnicz-
H v Gnjeznie nastepujacy
list:
Mech badzie p%ochwalony
Jezus ChfYstus!
Szanowna j kochana nasza
Redakcyo?
Kiedy "a odebran;em lie.
cha" ~otrzymali6my wczoraj
pierwsza wiadomo6c 9 wyro-
|ku ma ukochanego naszego
Duszpasterza, kazde zapewne
szczerze katolickie SERGE
'6cisnelo sic bole5cia mad ia
pierwsza ofiara posr6d
ksiezy naszych. Uderzyli ma
pasterza, ably sie rozproszy-
|ly owce! Ale Bog z nami!
Drogi nasz x. proboszcz
zniesie to "a owczarni4 swo.
liza j obawiac sic nam Q niego
ME potrzeba, DO wiemy wszy-
soy, 10 duch P46ski Jest 2
MIN. A co do"nes, to CLOS
!Jsgo z .wiezienis bedzie nam
br1mial jeszcze glotniej nil 2
ambany, DO JUL ME slowem
ale Gala osoba swojja: bedzie
nam wola} jako drugi Jan
Chrzciciel:
,;Potrzeba wiacej s}uchac
- "--. -.
Boga niz ludzi" Do Was sic
vice odzywam, drogie siostry
W Chryetusiel swietym ma
Sym obowiazkiem jest, gdy
nam zobiora ukochanego
Pasterza do wiezienia; aby6~
my 5ci6le wypeini}y wszyst.
kie Jego wskaz6wki i nauki
j tax sic goraco "a niego mo-
dli}y, jak sic pierwsi chrze-
5cianie :modlili "a swego u,
[kochanego pasterza >Piotra,
kt6ry r6wnie siedzial we
wiezjeniu v okowach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-28

Straszne: s. czlonki=ludxkies
Ygdy q b6l v
1krzyWia NE najstrasznfii,eiiisszlae q,
'mlisa Wteddy 81 ten bel g
zs,ie sic reumatyzmmem. Czy
iTyAcierpk,iisz "a msgo1 Ivy
|wszy l & l.!o'twviiccz q Pain Pain ]
IExpelleru doznasz
TyIo2 e 80 5'l')
buteleezzk II5sss.gss
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-28
Zasadzenle x. prob. Plot
rOWiCZa

fOWlCZa
ma administering kan vie
zienna zrobi}o ogromne wra-
zenie ME tylko W Gnieznie W
Ksiestwie Pozna1skiem, ale
navel daleko poza jego gra-
nicami. - Swiadcza 0 tenn
nastepujace telegramy;
y Telegram pewnego
ksiedza niemca z zachodu;
Pollen hoch,1 !. PE'i q
.hoeh, poreat Polenpolitik.
y Telegram dyrektora ]
.kolegium profesorsk lego 2
Nowegotargu " Galicyi:
Martyr pro sancta re-
.yerba admirationis aestima-
tionisque mittunt Szkaradek.
Krotowski. Is Niezabitowskl.
W5adyka. Bryzek. Bulat. :.
Dziedzic. sCwikko'w,s-.
ki. sobiewoyski. stasic'ki -
.professores scollegii sneofo-
rensis"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-28
NASI AGE]NCI.

; Upowazafeni 50 dc kolektowania
abonalnensu W1AnusA: nastepujacy
nasi agenoi ~mieiscowi:
ASHTON, Nebr.. Jan Skibinski
Mich. Mendyk
BALTIMORE, NJ. II F. Zarnowskt
COLUMBUS, Nebr., Wiktor Tarasinsk'
CHICAGO, IT., Leon Ross -x4
DUNCAN .Nebr. Mich \ Stecz >ss+4
FARWEL, NEbr. Franciszek Strzeleck ~ss:
FRIED. N. Oak D F: szarkowsk; j.,
oR1NvILLEE $. Oak, josef Gnubs -
Missa. VII, fiTeofi perdowsAlki <sS3st = q o,
MARLIN. Tex, i. .Gorskf :7 =
NANTICOKE, P1ssaafrss Iablonss ~ :. ! I'm
NEW WAvERLY. Tex. /. r. P,coch
OAK HILL. Mich, St Pogos1eiski. :
SOUTH OMAHA. Eebr. MARGIN SGCef..
ST ANNA. MINI. Adam Waldowski
rARN0W. Nehr. Jan Matyja
GREENHOUSE. Mimi. A. J.. Kulas
BREMOND.. Tex. s. w. Lukaszewicz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-28
Uczmy dzieci czytac, pisac
/ movie pc p0lsku!
TO | 0N0
~@ g..
q ~

Poniewaz Japo6czycy po-
bill ma glove Moskala, my
Polacy, parci si]a rzeczyy, u:
wazamy Japo6czyk6w "a do
brych wojak6w, "a nar6d u
<cwcjlizowany i poniekad
nam przyjazny; z tad tcz
s trudno nam bylo zgodzie sic
z sadem 0 mich obywatel;
amerykahsklch " Kalifornii;
zdawa1o sic nam, zze wielka
dzie;e sic niesprawiedliwosc
temu narodowi wschodnie-
mu, kt6ry pomimo jego po-
.stepu ". cywilizacyi trakto'
wac chciano ma r6wni = "a
cofany,ni Chinczykami. Be-
lato mas prawie, y Amery
nE.-. s!'-E%-- ~ -
kanie ME chca uznac wiel;
llkIieh,s. q z,atsllug .na tr'pl kt + y
pokona1 upokoray' nal
wiekszego Wroga naszego'
sadzili6my atoli "a Wczesnie,
4 popelnili6my ten bad ME
znajae Japodcsyks,6t 'Az blizel'
1n.czei . nich .mydla na a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-28

nieuczciwo6ci tych urzedni-
k6w stracili rodacy n1lasi-
wiele swego ciezko zapraco-
wanego grosza " Ameryce,
. rodziny icch v kraju zostaly
p%ozbawione -tez. wadomo-
Sci Cd swych mellow, braci,
dzieci pracujacych IA dru-
giej p6lkuli wiadom6ci, ma
kt6re : upragnieiniem czeka-
Ii jak iatsz na to wys}ans
< Ameryki pieniadze, kt6re
'nieraz So ich jedynym 5rod-
kiem:do zycia.. /. -.
Pragnac, BY " przyszlo6ci
rodacy nasi. ME byli naraze-
nj na, .ppeodobne straty o6mie-
lam sic zwrocic I'M uwage,
by nigdy ME posylali pie
niedzy do kraju " listach
zwyczajnych, AMI navel pole
|conych, (bo i to gine}y, a
raczej zostaly otwleranel,
gdyz ME MONA wiedziec, cry
podobne kradzieze list6w
ustana.
Posy}ajcie NATIONALIST pie
Made poczta-tak zwanym
Foreign Money Order'',
gdyz wtedy mozecie bye
pewni, ze pieniadze dojda do
rak waszych rodzin, ponie-
waz poczta quarantine "a
pewno6t przesy}ki pieniez-
nej. Jezeli zas trudno. Jest
VAN .purozumiec sic ma po-
czcie, lnb wypdni6 Money
Order, " takim razie nada~
wajcie pieniadze przez pew.
ne powazne banki, kt6re sic
zajmuie przesy}ka pieniedzy
do Europy, tam porozumiec
sic zdolacie. Zapewne, ze
przysylanie pieni4dzy czy ito
przez poetic, czy to przez
banki swiecej kosztuje, lecz:
lepiej zaplacic pare cent6w
wiecej 2 mice "a to pewno6c,
10 pieniadze vase ME zgina?
Pamietajcie vice, ME posy-
lac pienedzy W listach! Nj
niejsza przestroge skreslilemm
nauczony wlasnem doswiad-
czeniem, chociaz bomiem
pieniedzy " listach ME POI.
syla}em, to jednak zaginely
inne listy, pisane " waznej
sprewie, a jak sic zdaje %.
staly one skradzione W kra-
kowie.
Jako vice nauczony Was
nom doswiadczeniem, poczu-
wan sic do obowiazku
przestrzedz mych rodak6w,
q mann nadzieje, e zna]dzie
przestroga IA posluch zyczli
wy U was, ze przyjmiecie il
" mysl przyslowia; strzezo-
nego Pan Bog strze1el'
Zygmunt Kieszkowski,
Glover 'l'l''' Eed'lE', NJ "a "a, !,
20 stycznis 1906.
F. s.. Upraszam Fisma,t
Epolskie Y AmerYce laska
We rozpowszechnieniie nj
5n~iejszsjj ''przestrogi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-28

' z.'iilootm1lkkollWie, kt6rzy AZ nic'h
5patrza codzie,n1nie na wolneti
ziemi Washingtona, j kt6rzy
IA r6wni : Ameerykan'ami
iilnnlnlletgo .pochtlovdlzenl;:aa nl 'j ; Isl
"a i h ii .zostan mi W " {.
IbyWatelami stanu Z a]ifo'rn:ii
pan6ws Japodczyk6w. Otto 60.
.pisze 8: Mich jeden ! ne.
szych do Ola Ojczyzny":
"Przyznaje Japsom idol.
no6ci wielkie i wszystkie "a
Lefty. Ma to zgoda. Kocham
ich navel, kocham serdecz.
ME zas... gruntowae pobicie
Moskali. ma to zgoda. Ale
to zdolno5ci i to zalety swoje,
MECH oni sobie ola siebie
trzymaja. Kochat ich goto-
wem bardzo, ale .. zjak mai
dalej. Znajac ich, iednak ma
nieszcze6cie dobrze, przyznat
!. musimy, ze- opr6cz Prusa-
kow .chyba IA calym 6wie-
Gle Mo maszs bardziej aroganc:
.kiej, bardziej nieznoSnej rasy.
z raej j tej ia, repub bill
demokrata, Polak do tego,
dzieci swoich do szko}y 20
to Wialnie tn chodzi } "a.
zem 2. mimi bym ME posylaE.
Co to to MEL. Japo6ozycy
male dzieci Jankies6w demo-
ralizuja szkaradnie.
~Przytem@psuia oni ceny "a
robkowe, pracujac "a cwiert
tego, "a co robotnik in
ny PRAGUE. Stad wiel:-
ka do Mich " klasie roc-
botniczej nienawi6c: l:jeszcze
jadno. Chi6czykom hurto-
wnie i detalicznie co mic
STAG ma setki dolar6w sic
sprzedaje. Japo6czycy wcale
ME kupuja. Jake chcecie,
1eby ich tn lubiano. Czlo.e
wick Aniol6w
~ potrzeba, ably kochac ma
rod, kt6rego cz}onkowie ro-
bia wszystko co NIGGA, celem
wydarcia. wan chi cha z>ge-
by i do tego, uwazaja wasza
rase o nizsza i ~odpowiednio
traktuja. Domy6lae sic mo-
INA re ME czynia oni. togo
bez intencji draznia Amery-
kan6w, piastujac zamiar Cd
p}acenia Stanom Zjednoczo-
nym, "a posredniczenie " "a
warciu z Moskwa .pokojul,
odebraniem i'm wysp> Fill
pi6skich. Roosevelt vie, re
podrwif i ola tego, wy
r6zczka ol;wna ,spiesz-
ME powiekszyc flote wojen-
ma usi{uje."
0 0 o 0
Wyb6ry do sejmu ME-.
mieckiego wypadfy ola Po-
ak6w W Pozna6skiem, Pru-
i ma Sz]asku mad spo-
lziewanie dobrze. Maja nasl
posl6w dwudziestu;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-28

SsAsg As9As
W & Czwlf.slk,Es'SSd
gomlll 4: nra q, dis "a I. dick e lA'1
Bogu, Polacy przejfzeli, zro
zumieli, ze sobie, . raczej
Isprawie narodowej szkosdzziili,
vice zaniechali kl6tni j IVY
ceieiyli. o(by to nasi bracia
wszedzie, we J. wszystk Is
trzech zaborach .. take i =
czWartsj dziolnicy polskisj1
poszli "a przykladem tyc,ha
uciemiezonych ziomk6w ma
szych v zaborze pruskiml
|Czemuz many czekac -
brutalna siia mas DO edno-l
Sci zmusi, czyz nie*do6c mie-
|lllamy odstraszajacych przy
k1ad6v zgubn1:y,clh1 skutk6v
%rozdwojenia u polityk'q{'N7zanIi4,
wewnetrznego? Nabierzmy
Ffraz rozsadku, a bedzie nam
lepiej, i krok wielki uicz!yyni.
my = drodze do woln.j
! ~ = |
P'olski| .:
%. o. o 0 ::.:=
Nv Minnesocie+" ps6~'
w6cieklo sic tel simy; 81
prawie W ca}ym stanie ply
trzeba trzymac ne qviesi, =
jezeli sic je wypuszcza1 to
tylko z kaga6cem. Ju5ci]
|gdzie jest niebezpiecze6stwo,
tam potrzebna jest .ostroz,
nose, ale stanowe, powiato~
we i miejskie w}adze powin-
ny pamietac O tenn, re ost:roz:
nosci W takim razie:. nigdy
ME jest. "a wiele. Czyz to
MONA nazwac ostrozno6cia,
ze sic psu. zak3ads iaki5
rzemie6 ma g6rna; GEESE lba,
z~ostaviiajjac .pysk nis>togro,
.-' e ~ HE' rN
|dzony i tax wofny, 4ezs pie.
moze ko6ci dzwigac w<pysku
i 70 wygodnie ogryzac? Fax
tenn za5 jest, ze prawie: wy
}acznie tylko tax sic .psy
chore i zdrowe n j Q 81 K o.
d Ii W y m i(A) czyni. Ci,
kt6rzy maja %obowiazek czu.
wac mad dobrem og6lnem,
powinni zwr6cic ma taxa
lekk omyslnosc uwage i ME
wystawiac ludzi ma niebez-
pieczehstwo tel strasznej
choroby!
-. ..- o O. O G
w Minnesocie dotad tylkc(
psy cierpia ma wodowstret,
tymczasem " sasiednim sta
ME zapadaja nan take ludzie.
Me wiemy, czy tam cd ps6w
choroba przesz}a ma ludzi, cry
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-28


ka! !
o 0 o o
Sa ludzie, kt6rzy 3adaja
aby kazdy tylko to robi}, co
oni "a dobre uznaja,> :,
nniejszs = tenn, czy onisa-
mi tax r!obia, jaK ucza,
kto za5 tax ME efyni, te g
og}aszaja zdrajca, ), sp'r1zedaw.
csykiem i. t.: d. 1T. d.. Tacy
ludzie ME NIGGA zniesc zdania
innych, chociazby najrostrop-
niejszego, i'm tel bardzo ME
W smak, 10 jednostki czy O.
sobne czy z}ozone praculja
pc. swojemu " cichosci ola
dobra .ogolu, .przypuScmy
mad o6wiata maluczkich, mad
wytwarzaniem pojecia mai
prostszego o obowiazkach ma
szych jako Polak6w wzgle'
d d ojczyzny polski j. i. i. 5:
- I'm. sic zdaje, ze. oni tyl:
10 50 nisomylnymi, 20 jedy-
ME przez Mich droga wskazy-
wana prowadzi do celu, ze
po "a ich obozem ME moze
i ME %powinien Mkt dazyc
do togo samego celu. Take
wyobrazenie 0. wlasnej wiel-
ko6ci pochodzi z brzyd-
kiej z~arozumialosci takich
to ludzi trzeba nam sic pilnie
wystrzegac, a gdy uniknac
ich ME MONA, zadac, ably
czynem sami dowiedli, re
wierza W to czego naucza-
TAI . s-r
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-28

psy cierpia ma wodowstret,
tymczasem " sasiednim sta
ME zapadaja nan take ludzie.
Me wiemy, czy tam Cd ps6w
choroba przesz}a ma ludzi, cry
tel odwrotwie, dosyc, ze tam
psom kagahce tel pozak1ada.
no, a'sludzie za !. I dotad
chodza bez kaga6c6w, 9; bar:
dzo natychmiaat ichfni1spew-
. plym ladziom =. potrzeba j.. 30
zw1oka nieobliczone wyrzadzi
szkody. Zbu dzcie sic obywa.
tele i z~aalarmujcie " ladze
ably lekarstwoa ostr6zno6e:
ME przyszly z1ap6fno.
:. ? 9 2
Niekt6se pisma polsklipee =
dza, .aby5my ciagle=s w re
cell, IL nam sic krzyWda
dzieje, DO to jed d! droga o.
nobodzenia o jczyznly Pols III
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-28

Wyb0Ty 40 seJmu nle''
mieckiego wypadiy ola Po-
W Pozna6skiem, Pru-
i ma Sz)asku mad spo-.
1~ziewanie dobrze. Maja nasi
.becnie posl6w dwudziestu;
tylu nigdy dotad ME mieli;
iestto zatem postep wielki.
Do tego nowego zwyciestwa
prEz,,yezyln !, il,. sic. w;elce Wake z
0 polski pacierz j Q kate
polski " szkole pru-
skiej,nie mniej take slusz-
ME ! sprawiedliwie pojmowa-
ME ln,asz,ych braci polosenia
swego politycznego. Dawniej
Polacy dzielili sic pa partye
polityczne tax samo, jak
Niemcy;; to .partye zW g1a|l' ;1'alt
sic wzajemnie j przez to y
mo4li,wialy zzWyciestwo wro-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-07

aims at class legislation and strives tn
arouse class hatreds tends also toward
socialism and the destruction of pr
vate property. This element, which
has been built up and fostered by Mr..
Bryan in his two campaigns for the
presidency, as well as by the pitiable
collapse of the safe and sane candi-
date in 1904, is now powerful enough
to take possession of the democratic
organization in two great states.
"The condition into which the demo
cratic party has thus fallen is in Itself
a menace <to the welfare of the coun-
, try. l am not one of those who re
joice in it, for l think it is just as
important that the party of oppositio
should not drive out all its conserva
tive elements. abandon all its tradi
tons and give itself over to radicalfsni
and general indecency as that the par
lty in power should remain sound and
wise and safe
What opportunistS these republicans
are! Those denounced as socialists
and generally indecent last year they
are now hand IN glove with.
After summing up the entire situa
ton the national administration may
| find as much difficulty in gaining sat
| isfacton out of the results of the cleo
ton in New York yesterday as it doe:
/ in Cleveland
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-07

A queer automobile was shipped
from London recently for New zsa-
land. where it will be sent on board
the Nimrod for the use of Lieutenant
Shackleton in his dash for the soutl,
pole The car has wheels like those
used on motor-omnibuses, but when
ice has to be traversed the rims will
be fitted with four-inch spikes, set in
pairs, to afford a grip. In these cir
cumstances, too, the front wheels will
not revolve, but will be fixed to broad
runners, resembling skis. The ex
haust gases will be used to heat q
snow tank on the car, thus providin"
a supply of drinking and washing
water. The gases will also heat a foot
warmer fixed to the floor of the car
Over ground similar to that explored
by the Scott expedition the car could
carry a crew of three men, with sup
plies, $50 miles day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-07
Anti-Gambling in Europe.

The International AntiGambling as
sociation, which halls from Chicago
and New York. has begun a campaign
against gambling in London, which
will doubtless spread to the continent
There Is room for reform in Europe
where gambling is conducted in the
open in many places, and where sthe
games are played as dishonesty as
they are in this country The foun
der of this International Anti-Gambline
association is J. p. Quinn, who in his
unregenerate days was a gambler in
the United States. IN his travels or
the banks of the Mississippi and over
the Rocky mountains, he learned
many tricks of the professional! gam
bier, and, having decided to forsaks
his old paths, he is now devoting him