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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-12-31

s1s~etfeaffv II Sometimes Doe. No
Rise 10 Ifs Name.
Would you like me for a sister fhl
year, Bessief" The sensitlre-iookin,
g'rl who asked the question slipped be
arm round Bessie slilburn's waist q
they walked down the boarding schoo
hall together.
To be sure / would" Bessie az
swered promptly. but with a trace Of
embarrassment which was instantly re
necfed In the manner OF the other girl
as she hurried to add:
Because father Will let me Join the
sorority now. II you girls still want
me. Ever since he came here and saw
how was left out OF all the good times
BY not belonging. and found out that !
was crying nights about II, and all
that he's been weakening Thought
I'd tell you to-day. because knew that
this was the afternoon for sorority
meeting. and"
Yes, OF course, Jean. III tell tn.
girls" and Bessie turned into her class
room.
A few hours later. when the Bets
Tau Rho sorority meeting broke up
Bessie MIlburn was the center Of
knot Of girls.
ITS a mess !" she was declaring
~BiaciEbalIed. after the way we rushed
her last year. and after telling her
right out that we'd bid her again Il
Der father ever gave In. I think some
body ought 10 explain 20 her that the
,ne rote against her was by a new
member. who just did II to show her
lower, and not because she had any.
hing against Jean herself"
That wouldn't be true" said Isabel
'ardner. In the tone OF leadership
Aadge has a real objection to Jean
he thinks her manner and her accent
re affected But anyway. we couldn'i
ell an outsider about the action we I
box az sorority meeting. Bess. What
re you thinking Off There's nothing
say 20 Jean. She'll simply have &c I
salize. as time goes on. that she didn't 9
Il another bid"
"All the same. it's a ness" Bessie o
'peated, warmly. -She's q dandy girl. a
think. but she's fearfully sensitive 8
Id don't know how to look her In 7
e face" II
For two days after that Bessie Nil a.
I'm lodged into doorways and 6ew q
'wn halls TO avoid Jean Hnl. Then .
methIng happened A new and de p
table girl. straight from Paris. with %
inks full Of smart gowns. and q de 81
iedly foreign manner. had entered q
hool, and all the sororities wanted
For the drsf time Bessie had forgot %
J Jeans disappointment as she came -
wn the hall. planning an immediate -
md spread to which the new girl W
s to be asked. and suddenly met q
'up Of pale. shocked girls ~
Tried TO kill herselfi" she heard -
ather teiegraphed for" said she ~
ldn't bear Il because we didn't like .a'
any more" Dean Trent says we .a'
ority girls have been cruel. She says 10
ouio have been our faulf II Jean had -
ed herself" me
That's perfect nonsensei" pro ~
need the incisive voice OF Isabel .ul
'dner. "A girl that's morbid enough 's'
slash her wrist with n penknife
I'D be queer. sorority or no sorority.
| say It's a very good thing we no,
her ont hope her father will cha
; her straight home" sult
What is itT' the new desirable girl con
d Bessie. In an undertone. Il don't IN
} know what the word sororlu Is
MS" end
abel turned quickly. why, soror abo
means slsterhood." she explained
er sweetest tones xook-this Is -
pin we wear-right over our
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-12-31

Pace 20 Face.
= cheerful word. sunny smile,
A. We meet face 20 face:
An acf OF ioFe, helping hand,
Given In kindly grace.
iAsss are the stars whose fadeless lighf
SHINES down as daylight dies,
And points 10 blessings farther On
beneath the Homeland skies.
'e,sny vel leave them. then. and pray
a., mai VALE the snnbeams shine.
re each may give the passing hours
And touch which is divine;
ana write TIE record Of the years
In characters Of grace
Ia that we've served Gods children well
A We met face 70 face.
by l. Mench Chambers.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-12-31

We often wonder how It Is po~sihls
~ some people to know - iittla
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-12-31

Ike many other faf13lx
Iowa has lack Of fence post rnafe< n
but there Is little excuse for this cor
diticn, according to the foresters who
have made studies In the State. A prop
eriy managed forest plantation WIN
produce. when the trees have reached
post size, 1900 posts three to five inches
In diameter per acre: thus II wouId
take zz-S5o acres about every Ten years
20 grow the Necessary posts to supply
the State Iowa is said 70 have 200.-
600 acres Of planted timber. and yet the
fence post supply Is insufficient. II
properly cared for, many Of these pian-
tations can be made to produce more
TIMBER and thus insure the future post
supply
These 100000 acres are not al present
furnishing the posts which IL is estf-
mated can actually be grown on 22,350
icres OF properly handled forest land
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-08
HERNDON

NJ. T. Hicks and family Of Spring
field have moved into the house with
Mrs. Matilda Taylor.
James Faris came in from Black.
water with . nice string OF fish Wed.
nesdsy morning.
Ralph Grain Of Sweet Springs was
In Herndon Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse McMaban, Of
Cooper county visited relatives here
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Dennis, OF
Kingsville are here visiting relatives.
There will be q regular meeting OF
the Herndon Telephone Co. Saturday.
Mrs. Dora Herndon who broke her
arm last week from q fall 10 getting
along very we'll.
Ben Hill Of Kansas City Ia the CUES,
OF his brother. W. A. Hill and family.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Brack Earp,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Argood
and children, Mrs. Mary Ar
mold dined with Mr.. and
Mrs. N. b. Pate Sunday be-
Jog his 53rd birthday.
Silvia Demoss and brother
spent Saturday and Sunday
with their cousins, Edith and
Roy carp.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lowrey
spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. John carp and family.
, Mrs. Chas. Miller and sis.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-08
RIVER VIEW

Mr.. and Mrs. orson King were ira
ding 10 Marshall Friday.
Mrs. Louis Mette Is on tho sick li.t
~ this writing.
Roy Johnson was In Marshall Sat
urday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis we're
trading In Slater Tuesday.
Jesse Hensick and daughter made q
nying trip To Slater Friday afternoon.
Mrs. J. II. Heuman and son were
In Gillian Saturday.
Mrs. J.. L. Mattix and Miss Lena
kammeyer called on Arrow Rock
friends Saturday.
Lester Brown, Robert King, Frank
Kiso and Jesse Hensick did business
at the county seat Tuesday.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-08

James Kabler passed through our
burg Saturday.
West Bush passed through our burg
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Moody we're visit
Ing Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd johnson
Wednesday.
Miss Josie Reynolds were shopping
In Marshall Saturday.
Charlie Mccoy passed through our
burg Saturday.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-08

ter called on Mrs. N. j.
Fletcher Friday evening.
Mrs. John Hughs and chill
dren Of Dewitt are visiting
her sister and family, Mrs.
John Byars.
Mrs. Nellie Byars aud chill.
dren were shopping in Wav.
erly Saturday evening.
Oringie Powell spent Sat-
urday and Sunday with Walter
and Charley ArgoOd.
Geo. j. C hristman, of west
of town, Is erecting u fine new
granary and implement house.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-08
LONESOME VALLEY

The farmers are very anxious for II
TO stop raining SO they eau finish
planting corn.
MIR. and Mrs. Eddie Clemens were
the dinner guest Of G. G. Miller and
family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II Yates spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Grifitt.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-08
AMONG OUR

Mr.. and Mrs. Dram Maui
pin were here Saturday from
Black burn shopping. Mr..
Maupin gave us his name as
a new subscriber.
Rubt. Windmeyer handed
us a dollar at Grand Pass
Wednesday for renewal for
his father, Gus W ndmeyer.
Elijah WeddIe also relieved
our pocket of that empty ieeD
ing there that morning and
Mrs. Laura Cook also order
ed the Republican another
year.
A. j. Henderson, who is in
the mail service 10 st. Louis,
called in Tuesday To leave u
dollar for renewal. He is
visiting his parents east Of
town.
Fritz IIacsemeyer was here
from Sweet Springs on road
business Monday and paid us
a dollareach for his and Peter
Meyers subscription. He
was accompanied by Geo. W.
Hagan who also had road bus.
iness with the county court.
John Wall, of Norton, made
us his annual visit Tuesday
and left us his renewal aud
also renewed for b = sister,
Mrs WIN. Clark, a. Fresno,
california, and son, E. f..
Wall of ST. LOUIS. Mr.. Wall
is 80 years old and is one Of
the Two Survivors in Saline OF
the Mexican war. He is en-.
Toying good health and we
nope may continue TO do SO
for many more years.
The following renewed or
ordered the Republican the
past week:
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-08
Mrs. Kate Dysart Is reported con

Mrs. Kate Dysart Is reported con.
yalescent at this writing.
John Kammeyer went to Blackwater
on business Saturday.
G.. T. Fowler and Ernest Foster
were 10 Arrow Rock recently.
Miss Lee Lswless visited friends
here Thursday and Friday.
Charlie Thomas aud J.. II. Heuman
were In Slater Saturday afternoon.
A. Romine called on old friends
here Tuesday.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-08
MALTA BEND

Charles Franklin returned
home Sunday from an extend.
ed visit to the southern states.
Mrs. L. II. Landrum, Of
Waverly, came down Friday
morning to be present at the
graduating exercises.
Mrs. Jack Slusher has gone
to Kansas City to make her
sister u short visit.
Mrs. Lillian Cole and two
children have gone to Long
wood to spend the summer
with her parents.
j. j. Wheeldon left for a
two weeks stay in Yelling
ton.
Will Amickes of Sedalia
made "a short visit to Rev.
Baker and family. -
Miss Estella Grimes of Mt.
Leonard called on Mrs. Il. G.
Potter Monday.
Alex. Ovens, of Kansas
City,is visiting his daughters,
Mrs. John Clyde end Mrs. A.
G. Mccormick.
Malta Bend and Blackburn
ball team crossed bats Satur.
day, score 5 to II 10 favor Of
Malta Bend boys.
Miss nellie Marshall of
Lexington, came down Mon
day to make a short. visit to
friends.
Miss Cora Matter went to
Lexington, Tuesday evening
TO attend the wedding of her
sister.
WAvRRLY BOTTOMS
"HONXY N
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-08
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GILLIAN
SeS bsb&%&&&&&

Miss Mary Bell who has been spend
ing the last week with friends here re.
turned TO her home In Marshall Mon.
day.
Miss frankie Jones has been visit.
ing friends near Ayres this week.
J. NJ. Coleman aud vile left n day
last week for their new home 10 Fay.
cite. Mr.. Coleman has accepted q
position with the Hugh stephens Prte,
Co. for the summer.
ID. g. Burton who has been holding
down the trains In Sandy, Utah was a
visitor In our burg Il few days this
week.
The Gillian Sporting club boarded
A. W. Deis wsgonstte Tuesday for q
weeks vacation 10 fishing near Black.
water.
J. +. Cross has been r%emodelipg the
residence OF y. T. Moss.
Moss * Deis opened their new Ice
Cream Parlor last Saturday and have
everything 10 first class shape now.
Misses Eulalia and Katie HeiDzler
W. Of our mes popular and pleasing
young ladies who always go about
smiling left o day last week for .
months stay with relatives In Kansas.
Miss Chloe Crumbsugh is visiting
relatives IN Illinois for u few weeks.
The VIM. Pollock Co. turned over
their business Monday into the hands
OF their recent buyers, Goodwin &
Son.
J. NJ. Frost Is making W. Swinneys
residence on Capitol Hill fairly shine
by applying q coat OF paint to IL.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-12-28
Uncle Jerry,

What they call honor h a mighty
curious thing" observed Uncle Jerry
PEBBLES. 81 know man who would
cheerfully starve himself to pay a
gambling debt, and he still owes the
preacher that married him 81 years
ago."
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-12-28
Motive.

Though good motive cannot sane.
tify a bad action, bad motive will
always vitiate a good action. In com.
mon and trivial matters we may act
without motive, but in momentous
ones the most careful deliberation is
wisdom.-William Jay.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-12-28
Don't be HOPELESS

about yourself when you're crippled
with rheumatism or stin joints-of
course you've tried lots Of things and
they failed. Try Ballard's Snow
Liniment--it will drive away all
aches, pains and stiffness and leave
you as well as you ever were. Sold
by Elko Drug Co.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-12-28
This Is Worth Reading

Leo +. Zclinski, of GS Gibson ST.,
Buffalo, n. Y, says: 81 cured the
most annoying cold sore ever had,
with Bucklcn's Arnica Salve. | ap-
piled this snlve once ~ day for two
days, when every trace of the sore
was gone" Heals all sores. Sold
un1cr guarantee ut Elko Drug 90. 25c
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-02-18
Rome nOtatki teIegIatiCzne.

- Wledenski eywilny sad krajowy
odrzucil pretensye niejakiego ]. Welt
zera, kt6ry domagai sic wypiacenia So
bic jeszcze pewnej sunny cd ksieznej
Ludwiki belgijskiej, rozwiedzionej mai
zonki ks. Filipa sasko-koburgsko-go-
trajskiego, mianowicie "a uiatwienie
lei ucieczki z zakiadu dla obiakanyca.
(Ksie5na dostala sic do tego zakladu
zupeinie zdrowa, tylko dzieh intrygom
- tenn bardziej re ksiezna byla wpla-
tana pewna afore erotyczna PTz.
Red
- ze stoIicy FinIandyi, Helsinsfor-
SUI donosza, Ii ustapujacemu guberna-
torowi, urzadzono demonstracye dick
czynna "a jego wzgledne / liberalne
rzady tym krajem.
- Generai.eubernator odesh OBJ
sci. lls, bedzie NJ prZysziosc wyda:
wal paszporty cmigracyjne tym kobie-
tom zydowskim, ktorych mezowie wy
emigrowali iuz do Ameryki. Zarza-
dzenie to wywolalo wielu kobiet -
opuszczonych przez mellow wiellie "a
dowolenie.
Il Orange N. J. donosza, ze pomo-
onils siawnego wynalazcy Edisona, J.
F. Randolph odebral sobie zycie.
- w Clinton Iowa strajkierzy dy'
namitem wysadzili W powietrze wiel-
ks wtnde kolejowA uzywana przy bu-
dow!e mostn ma kolsi Northwestern.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-02-18

to dzielacej sic z rzadem odpowie-
dzialnoscia wzgledem kraju i
wzgledem swiata.
Wierzyc wiec MONA g}osom, do
wodzacym, re obecny prezes ga
binetu rosyjskiego ME szczedzi wy
si1k6w, ably utrzymac dune przy
zyciu i wsp6lnie MIA pracowac.
Ale dni Sto}ypina zdaja sic bye
policzone. Anemiczna, bezradna i
bezsilna duma ME zapwenia mu
ami moralnego ami materyalnego
poparcia, a zywiofy ultrareakcyj-
ne podnosza coraz smielej glove
i coraz energiczniej podkopuja je-
90 stanowisko. Katwo wiec bye mo-
ze, ze jednoczesnie z rozwiazanlem
dumy Sto}ypin ustapi miejsca te-
mu CIV owemu zdeklarowanemu
zwolennikowi bezwzglednego abb
solutyzmu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-02-18
Telegramy krajowe.

Washington, D. c., 1s lutego'
w pojedynku ma noze stoczo-
nym ma kurytarzu zakladu Ber-
litz School of Language, ma rogu
ulicy 14tej i New York ave. profe-
sor Rene C. De Serviere zostal
najprawdopodobniej smiertelnie
pozgany. Aresztowano profesora
niemieckiego jezyka, Ottona Film
chingera, ktory rowniez odniosi
bolesne rany, ale ME smiertelne.
M. de Serviere jest profesorem
jezyka francuskiego. Flinchinger
stracil posade nauczyciela po-
dobno obwinial Francuza o to, re
sic do jego dymisyi przyczynil.
w sprzecoce Niemiec nozem W
rekn wpadl na spokojnego Seryie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-02-18

nazywajac rzecz po imieniu, reak-
cyjna i rzadowa. / mog}by Rad
rosyjski przy pomocy tel wiekszo-
Sci utrzymao fikcye konstytucyj-
nosei, a mimo to rzadzic samowla-
dnie, otrzymac pIacet dumy ma
wszystkie swoje plany, i projekty
- gdyby tylko nowy ten aparat
okaza} sic zdolnym do uiytku, gdy-
by nowe cialo prawodawcze moglo
chciaIo zabra6 sic ma seryo do
piracy prawodawczej.
Me mog1o jednak ME chcialo.
Me mog}o tel prostej przyczyny,
re nova ordynacya wyborcza, u
trudniajaca dostep do parlamentu
wlasnie inteligentniejszym jedno-
stkom spo}eczehstwa, zapelniia pa
lac Taurydzki poslami, ME posia-
dajacymi zadnych zgo1a umys}o-
wych kwalifikacyi do roll prawo-
dawc6w. Przerazenie pop}och o.
garne}y tych niefortunnych Ojc6w
narodu, gdy spotkali sic oko W O.
ko kilku setkami wniosk6w pra-
wodawczych, zaopatrzonych W od-
powiednia ilosc motyw6w komen-
tarzy. Ably jake tako zoryentOwac
sic W tym nawale materyaiu pra-
wodawczego, wybrano dwadziescia
szes6 komisyi. Ale komisye tie ist-
nieja przewaznie tylko ma papie-
re. Wiekszose ich ME daje znaku
zycia, niekt6re ME zebra}y sic ami
razu, a te, kt6re So czynne, funk
cyonuja nadzwyczaj opieszale.
z powodu braku wszelkiego do
swiadczenia wszelkieJ wledzy ia
chowej, ezfonkowie komisyi ME u
mieia sobie radzic z przedstawio-
nym sobie materya}em. Dodae do
tego nalezy lenistwo slowianskie i
w}asciwy narodOwi rOsyjskiemu
we wszystkich jegO warstwach brak
poczucia obowiazku, nastepstwo
d1ugoletniej niewoli i samowol-
nych, ME liczacych sic zadnem
prawem rzad6w biurokratycznych.
Rozumie sic, re coraz wyraz-
niejsza niezdolnoSe do wszelkiej
racyonalnej piracy prawodawczej
dyskredytuje obecna dune rosyj-
ska zar6wno W oczach w}asnego jej
spo}eczenstwa jak i zagranicy da-
leko wiecej, niz dyskredytowafo 10
dwie poprzedniczki nadmierne de-
klamatorstwo. Oczywiscie jest to
woda ma mlyn rzadzacej biurokra-
cyl, kt6ra, jesh ME myla rozmaite
oznaki. pragnie W ten spos6b przy-
gotowae opinie publiczna ma osta-
teczne usunieeie wszelkich pozo-
row konstytucyjnych i powr6t do
tax wv. czystego absOlutyzmu. Pra-
gna tego W kadym razie te reak-
cyjne zywio}y w-otoczeniu cara i
W gabinecie kt6re najbardziej do
tkniete So slepota politycznq. Go
sic bowiem tyczy obecnegO kiero-
wnika polityki rosyjskiej stoly-
pima, to jest ON badz co badz zbyt
wytrawnym politykiem, aby ME
widzial znacznych bardzo korzy-
Sci, jake mu zapewnia istnienie
dumy, ulegsej rzadowi j niezdOlnej
do energicznej opozycyi, q nimO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-02-18
PRZEGLAD
2OLITYKl MIEDzYHARODOWEJ.
(PoiczOne dni IIIej Dumy.)
Chicago Is lutego.

CHtCuyO 10 luCeSO'
1 trzeciej rosyjskiej dumy pan
stwowej dni uwaza6 nalezy juz "a
policzoue, jak utrzymuje najkom-
Petentniejszy pod tym wzgledem
znawca, bo sam jej prezes, p. ChO-
miakow, kt6ry oSwiadczyl W roz-
movie z jednym z dziennikarzy, re
''tak dhzej pracowac ME MONA" "
W}asciwie oswiadczenie to zawie-
ra W sObie pewien Optymizm, bo 2
dalszego toku wywod6w prezesa
wynika, ze duma ME pracuje wca7
le. A jednak W przeciwienstwie do
dw6ch swych poprzedniczek ME
pracujacych lecz deklamuiacych
tylko, trzecia duma miala bye du-
ma "praoowita." W tym celu de-
cydujsce kO4a petersbursGe "a po-
moca prostego zamachu stanu ma
rzucily rajowi nova ordynacye
wyborcza, ograniczajaca do mini
mum wplyw polityczny tych strOn-
nictw, kt6re W pOprzednich dw6ch
dumach dOstarcza}y nailiczniej-
szego zastepu deklamatOr6w.
Dwie pierwsze dumy rosyjskie
grzeszy3y W rzeczy samej nadmia-
rem retOrycznego zywiOm i wsku-
tex nieustajacej lawiny NOW prak-
tycna praca pracOdawcza leaafa
odlogiem. Przy ka1dej, choeby
drugOrEednej j trzeciOrzednej kwe-
styi zg1aszaly sie do s8Owa setki
m6wc6w, = m6wc6w po ezesci
pierwszorzednych, zwlaszcza W
pierwszej dumie, ale po ezesciej
takie analfabet6w politycznych,
spolecznych i gospodarczych. l tax
szumia} bezustannie W sail Taury-
dzkiego palacu potOk slow, dOp6ki
90 ME zatamowa}a sila wyzsza,
rozpedzajac do domu zbyt gadat-
Iiwych Representative narodu.
A jednak gadatliwosci tel dzi-
vie sic trudno. Nar6d, kt6ry przez
eyle wicklow, znoszac najstraszliw-
sza niewole, milczec musial, chciai,
dOrwawszy sic wreszcie do s}owa,
wypowiedzie6 wszystko, co miai
na sercu, co mu dolega}o i co go
dreczyIo, zazadal rachmku cd
swych pan6w gnebicieli. Ponie-
wai jednak zadanie to ME byfo po-
parte odpowiednia sila materyaI-
na, wiec rzadzaca biurokracya O.
ehfonawszy z Plerwszego s"ego
przestrachu, wr6ciia do dawnych
swych praktyk samOwOli, kiadac,
chOeiaz ma razie jeszcze ME nomi-
nalnie, to jednak faktycznie, kres
fikcyi konstytucyjnej, powOfafa
do zycia nova Dune, kt6rej obce
beda, jak sic zdawa&o, wszelkie "a
chcianki opOzycyjne.
W rzeczy samej wybory do trze-
ciei dumy, dOkonane na Podstawie
nOwego, specyalnie skOnstruowa-
negO prawa, wyda}y imponnjacs
wiskszosc ''prawcmyslna", czyh,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-02-18
wToREK, DNIA Is-Go LUTEGo, 1908 RoKU.

ra, ktory bronii sic do ostatka, az
padl pod cieciami napastnika.
+ New York, 1S lutego. = Wczo-
raj popo1udniu okolo godziny Bel
wybuchl tu pozar ma 40-tem pie
trze najwyzszego budynku W ca
lynn swiecie = nalezacym do
kompanii maszyn do szycia Sim
gera.
Zanim straz pozarna nadbiegla,
maszynista strol stlumili pio-
mienie. Grnach Singera pobudo-
wano zesziego roku.
Harrisburg, Pa, 1s lutego. =
We walce ,,Czarna Reka" sta
nova policya w 80 napadach sled
czych aresztowala W wiezieniu
trzyma 27o czlonkow tejze orga-
nizacyi, kt6rzy sterroryzowali ca
ly dystrykt kopalniany. Policya
ME ustaje w piracy. Gala okolica
lest for1nalnie zalana czlonkami
,Czarnej Reki", ktorzy codzien-
ME wysylaja bogatym zion&om
listy z pogrozkami.
Pottsvil(e, PA, 1s lutego. -
w tutejszej kopalni wegla Easy
panych zostalo % gornikow.
Wskutek ciaglych deszczow do
kopalni przez wyzlobiony otwor
dostala sic hurzawka czyli bloto
weglowe. Zdaje sic jednak, re ME
wszyscy robotnicy zgineli kilku
mona bedzie uratowac. Znajduja
sic oni ma $50 stop cd wyjscia i
ably ich ocalic partye ratunkowe
musza w kilku dniach przekopac
nowy tunel. Nieszczescie to "a
szlo godzinie 11-tej rano, o 6tej
wieczorem partye ratunkowe u
s}yszaiy wybuch prochu i ciagie
dziobanie kilofami: znak wiec, re
zasypani jeszcze zyja.
u wejscia do kopalni zebrala
sic grenada ludzi, przewaznie ko-
biet, ktore czekaja ma ojcow i
synow. Kobiety ME spaiy wcale
wczorajszej nocy, przy ogniu spe-
dzily Gala noe. w gronie zasypa-
nych jest kiIku doswiadczonych
g6rnikow, podobno wszystkich da
sic uratowac, jesli sic W kurzaw-
ce ME udusili.
New York, IS lutego. = Do
dw6ch procesow Karola Nor
sea dodano jeszcze jeden. Wczo-
raj sad wielkoprzysiegiych od-
dal bankiera sadowi kryminalne-
mu pod zarzutem krzywoprzy-
siestwa. Morse podobno krzywo-
przysiegal w sledztwie wielko-
przysieglych W sprawy towarzy-
stwa Provident Savings Life As
suance Society. Morse podobno
udziell pozyczki o. R. Thomaso-
wi, powolany ma swiadka, zez-
nal, re prezydent banku Curtis
zalatwil transakcye. Curtis tym-
czasem pod przysiega zezna}, ze
Morse owe $4,000 pozyczyl.
Connellsville, Pa, 1S lutego.-
w bojce jaka zaszla w miaste-
czku Dumbaz, Wlosi zabili dwoch
Amerykanow. Szesciu odniosao
ciezkie rany. Policya aresztowaia
45 osob, przewaznie samych Wlo-
chow.