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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-11
Fixed Policy Needed.

The masses are becoming better
informed and to appreciate that the
general business of the country can
not maintain it's normal basis or ex-
pand unless the railroads can go for
ward in their work of expansion, in
creasing their facilities and building
new lines. To successfully carry
through important construction work,
plans must be made years ahead;
therefore, it is of paramount import
ance for the people and the railroads
to have fixed governmental policy
that can be relied upon. A policy
that is changing, either through the
federal or state governments or rail
road commissions vested with power
to arbitrarily regulate and restrict
railroads in their operation, prevents
railroads from successful enlisting
to plan future development, which
| this country must have to take care
of it's growing population, increasing
/ demand for occupation, habitation,
sustenance and transportation.
We are beginning to live down the
effects of last years depressing con-
/ ditions; but we are an advancing and
| forgetting people and before the re-
cent panic has been forgotten, we
should, as individuals and through
cooperation, aid in influencing a gov
ernmental policy will protect us from
similar calamities in the future.
The results of ill-advised legislation
are of vital Importance to the million
and half railroad employees who in
vest their time by selling their labor
TO the railroads, and the million in
vestors who exchange their money for
railroad securities who want their
money safely invested. The danger
which threatens the employees pay
roll and mans investment in rail
road securities just as surely endang
ers every other branch Of business.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-11

Only twenty three deer hunters
were killed in Wisconsin this season
against fifty.one last year. The sport
seems to be losing its tang.
1T might not be bad idea to let
those Haytians kill off each other
until there We're few, or very few of
them left" suggests the Cedar Rapids
Republican. why stand in the way?"
The Webster City Freeman-Tribune
says that when it sees the editorials
of paper set in big type, double
columned, it is impressed with the
thought that the editor places undue
Importance upon his utterances and
conclusions.
Senator Burrows lives in Kalamazoo,
and it was the editor of his home
paper who telegraphed him the news
that his seat in the chamber is COW
eted by Congressman Townsend I'm
reply to your telegram wires back
the senator. Il have to say that |
do not see how ] can support him. y
The Peoria Herald Transcript says
there is in that city man so lazy
that he walks mile to work every
morning rather than take street car
and unbutton his overcoat to get at
his loose change. The Des Moines
Tribune suggests that possibly the
man has lived in Peoria long enough
to know that others on the street
car would also get at his loose change
Since the death of John Amundson
clerk of court elect, of Emmett county
relatives are telling of a strange rela
tionship between this popular officia
and his brother, DR.. o. c. Amundson
an equally popular physician and sur
geon of Oklahoma. Since the day
when they were children let one ge
hurt and the other, whether separ
ated by miles of country or they wer'
together in the same house, would
sense the pain just as acutely as thu
one who had received the injury. AL
through life this was true, and whel
death came they died within a few
minutes of each other, neither know
ing of the others death.
The late Bishop Selwn delighte,
to tell the following racy incident il
his varied experience. While Bisho
, Litchfeld and he were walking on
day in the Black Country. and obserI
ing a group of Golfers seated by tn
roadside in a semi-circle, with bras
kettle in front of them, inquired wha
was going on. Why yer honor, re
piled a grave-looking member, Its
sort of a wager Yon kettle is priz
for the fellow who can tell the bigges
lie. and I am the umpire" Amaze
and shocked, the good bishop said re
provingly. "WhN my friends, | hav
never told lie that | know OF sine
! was born There was dead silence
only broken by the voice of the un
pire. who said in deliberate tom
Gle the bishop the kettle
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-11
Country Wants a Rest.

y
The country now needs rest from
further regulative laws until the rail-
roads can adjust themselves to a
compliance with those which have
been enacted If they are found to
be inadequate, they can be changed
or modified to fit the emergency, with
fairness to both the railroads and the
public, and thus the greatest measure
of good will be achieved. Ali work
necessary for the proper upbuilding
of country like ours can not be ac-
complished alone through the rail
roads. Our waterways must have
the attention of the federal govern
ment under as broad and compre
by our bankers in finding capital to
build up our splendid railroad sys
tens. Compare the work of the gov
eminent in furnishing water transpor
tation where nature has provided the
rivers and only awaits the work oil
contractors with what has been &C
7 complished by our fnanciers and con
tractors in building our railroads o.
100000 miles to an efficiency capable
of moving the nations traffic and its
] population, adding untold billions il
wealth to the property owners of tht
/ country. and consider what our prop
erty values and our transportation
facilities would have been had tn,
+ government kept pace with the coun
\ try's progress with tho waterways
/ To put it another way: If the 10000
miles of railroad of this country a
the close of the war between tht
states had been under government
ownership and control, the same a
navig alton or waterways, where woult
we have been today in the nation
growth if they had done no better 70
the public in furnishing rail trans
portation than they have in furnishing
water transportation?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-11

If you wish to rent or buy or sell
use Gate City want.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07
Ma sprzeda.z

270 akrowa farma, $50 a.
kr6w pod plugiem, 20 ARROW
Iaki, reszta las ~ipastwiska.
Drzewo dobre do PLY deby
i osina: Woda zr6dlana ma.
kilkus miejscach. Dobre "a
%budowania; nova stajnia ma
40 sztuk byd1a. Woda idzie
ruramy do budynk6w. I mil
ma p6tnoc Cd Independence.
Sasiedzi So PoIacY Mona
kupic zinWentarseml 1ubbez
inwentarza. Zglosi6 sic pod
adresem a. J. Zylla;
Independence, Wis
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07
KIsiegi Narodu Piel-:
POls'lkl.iegeo0.
KIN I'LL 8aGfy;sH 9sjls sf,9 saSSffs
Pis,na Mickteuicsa
Gag dalszy.

Toe nie tylkb Chrz,e.5cia-
min, ale .pogalln1 il q! rrzym 81
gdyby powstal : grobu, g.
sbtgaac,zyl Iddzi, kt6rych teraz
nazywaia ~cywlizow,anylmnli,
tedY obruszylby sie gniewem1o
j zap!yta,by, jakiem praweelmrl
nasywaja siebie tytulem, kk,tt6-
~ pochodzi Cd slowa ciyis,
obywatel.
Me dziwuicie sic vice tax
l bardzo narodom, kt6re v do
brym bycie tyia, albo COS
podarne j rzadne sa
/ 30 jezvli nar6d dodrze
jedzacy j piiacy ma bye mai
wiecej %sz '''lr'e, tedy, sza i
nujcie mliedzy $ ,ba ludziie,,
kt6rzy naituczniejsi j najz-,
dfowsi. ow6z zwierzeta
maia to p%rzymioty;; ale ma
czloWieka to ME dosyc.
A gdy narody gospodarne
maja bye najdoskonalsze, to.
dy mr6wki przewyzszaja
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07
z WE THAMM0ND, IND.

Ostatnie nasze miejscowe wy
bory pokazaly wyraznie do
czego. jednosc. i zgoda dopro-
wadzic wstanie. Polacy Cd
niesIi tym razem zasluzone
zwycieztwo mad swymi wsp6l-
obywatelami niemeckiego
pochodzenia. Najnizszy kan
dydat obrany re strony pol
skiej otrzyma} W tych wybo-
rach ca}ych 80 glos6w wiecej
anizeli najwyzszy kandydat
2 przcciwnej strony niemiec.
kiei. Trudno opisac co sic
tn dzialo w wiecz6r wtorko-
wy Jedni 6piewali asdrudzy
plakali nawet z rado6ci. wi
dzac jak kazdego ze IVY
.ciezkich rodak6w obywatele
nasi " %tryumfalnym pocho-
die zanie6li do dom6w ma
swych wlasnych ramionach.
Nasza dziatwa z wlasnegozpo-
pedu sklada1a kazdemu kan.
.dydatowi 2 osobna swoje oWa-
eye do p6znej godziny, 2.
rakiety puszczane' j ognie
roznieeape pc caiej dzielnicy
~praypominaly nieja-
10 ojcom jak zaRsze poste
powa6 Inaja ably raz biedys
.doj6G do wiekszej chwalY j
zaszczytu v tel naszej przy-
branej ojczyznie. W Europe:
Niemcy wywiaszczyli Pola-
k6w,w West Hammond Po-
lacy wywlaszczyli Wszystkich:
niemiaszk6W, tai, an jed
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07

Inego Ffycaanie zostalo5choc
W AZ p'lr,.6bkse.. Gala Cab. pl rIl,f 4
spo1skI,alizz CORY a. dloolu bez
zadanl1egcs Wg!yllklr,esllleslD'li ia ,' IS
Emala s2 2, ggio los przeciWna
partya sNliemucc6w otrzym ln,,|
tylkol, l58 glos6w Na;zlw wis ka
z,ry'csieizc,o51Wags5pp Sci gg1o-
s6Wprsedstawiaja sic jak ma
.stepuiee:::: .. MARGIN lsl,lllredIn F ile:
klerk 1913 glos6N Jan GiezzeW-
|ski, radny: 1858 g1os6W; J a1s'1
[GoYke take polak s |lsl1lo.
nix $50 B: Krzyza-
nowski 1adny: 344 q. e. N
[Woszczynski, radny: 1886 81.
EOpr6cz wymienionych urz'ed
nik6w Gala rada miejska be
die sic skladala " przysz1o'-
Sci " nastepnjacych rodak6w
Pink. Czaszewicz, prezes; P.
;J6zef Belinski rrawny do
radsca; p. a. S%tachoWicz, 90
dziia .policyjny, panow,:ie J.
EKowalski, Jan Leszczynski
EM. Modrzejewski radni
(prawdopodobnie p. Jan Nal.
fkowski, komisarz zdroWia ;
|Stanis1aW Klawitter, superin-
ltendent woody.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07
KlEEMAllUNl[EE y. WIS ..
~. kwietnia 1905

81 Szadowna Redakcyosss
Malo kto vie ! naszejspol|
skiej parafii v West Rowan
nee, DO tel nigdy "a polska
parafie ME byli5my. .piis 81 81 !,
.bo6my mieli zawsze czeskiccha.
ksiezy. UprzYkszYfo SIC nala
to, zaczeli6my pukae p d, !,
rzyli nam. Przyslano nam y
polowie stycznia kaplanuaa.
poiskiego. Przeksztalcil
mas zupelnie. .s !.
DIS ko6ci6l Jest pieknie
przystrojony, pie6h polska
brzmi, DO nam. navel zaka-
zano pc polsku spieWa6, ale.
nasz obecny duohowny
przew6dca j sam 6piewa pc.
polsku i nam spiewa6 kaze.
- Mkt ME mole opisas ma.
szej radosci, jaka sic napef-.
nily serca nasze polskie,
gdy nam nasz kap1an Kodak
wyg1osit pierwszy rag pc
SVEN przybyciu do naap 81
skie patryotyczne kazanie..
To tel kazdy 2 mas ostatni.
grosz niesie do kosciola.
.Kupilismy opr6cz innych
potrzebnych rzeczy do pie
banii i ko6ciola piekny dzwon
1859 funt6w wazacy, kt6ry
mas odtad bedzie zwo}ywat
do kosciola.
Wczoraj 40. dzieci przyste-
powa1o do pierwszej ,komu-
Mi sw. Me. jestem W stanie
opisac, jake wrazenie zrobi}a
"a mas ia uroczystost.
w trzech miesiacachnas z
dzieci nauczyl nasz ksiadz
pc polsku czytac j 6piewat.
- To mas do lez wzruszy1o,
gdy6my widzieli, ze nasze
dziatki. tax pieknie umialy
wszystko ~odpowiadac j 6pie-
wac i czytac.
Moe kto inny lepiej po-
trait opisac, ola tego ia koh-
cze.
JEDEN z PARAFIAN
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07
NOWIlNY 3 ] n B 4 4

8. NnWy
MA urocz,zcie izoKazale "a.
a;a tusod niedzieli &.
roc,uzc; nr7a,1zonzs=.z ola.
.zv;aaatna; rocznicv za1ozenia
3
,az;aiai,za6 bedzias dzieh nal.
nv nai.
.,,roczukc;ei=o dbedzie sie ma
5ho3;e 6stuo.u katadrza. no
n,naa,ana=zz nrocaava4snko1o
$50. o.6hswzotolo .ta;1a.
,nnr6cz n,umasas Irlandvi Is
49, ;ad.n & ] mia
: u.:,d,n.l. G;hhons
= ,.asn,;. ,,az;a, s
$500. ahaaa,m; J.
NJ.
$3.50 $500 saz;ss;ec;,, Arcyb;:
tah5,
n rarh;.rnn o,;ola,
- 49, -: ! na,a;adzn ;,
: Na;nrsav u
n..-x araolo..Lo,
aL p;sknn -stanacl
Z;od nndzonvnhsa CelebrOWa{
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07

gospodaracq6ll.c'ia 4
NJ ii na D esz q 81 Dc
rye. 5s5Ss ,
jjetlk;lliiI ii nnraarr q u rzzaad "a, ~ '1,ll',,s
il BYE doskon4le, tedy t + a..
Zllespi1ejj s. III. lssie. jlkk;5 p ~ 81 h
ale4naczIowieka nsnr mic ~
ssyt o.,
1sA,,lbowiemrl 4. cJy ,'ltlIlitsl15 III.
.~prawdziwie godna czlo y i, 'lI:lla
.mlusi bye chrze6ciadI'slIklI,a,.. l5
PewDy obywatel m q q XII
.ku syn6w, j Wychowal ic 81
pobosnie j cnotliwiie " a, do e
. potem starszych, skoro
dziecihstwa wyszli, postal Do
szkoly wielkiej. l.
Starsi tedy, bedac cnotli-
vi i pilni, uczyli sie dobrze
i zyskali poszanoWanie y
wszystkich, j dobrze I'M sic
wiodlo, j postapili znacsnie
" madroSci. s=
A widzac, i i'm dlhzie''j lei s 4,
dobrze, wzbili sic Y Dune, il
r:z,eklii: szanuja mas ludzie
slus,znie, bosmy medrsi 4 odHH
wielu innych, j potfseba, - !.
by6my lepiej cd innych mic ME-
szkali, ubierali sic 1Wi l,a!..:
u5ywali.
Gag daley nastapi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07
AWIADOMIENIE OLA
CONTRADICTORY /
BUDOWNlCZYCH.

~ -Ee.r -ea-. KRIS. sEt - @.Es&Ls a'.f
Niniejszym zawiadamia sic,
re dn. Is m sja b. r. Q godzi
ME 10 pred >tudnie n be-
da. otwierane oferty M bu-
dove polskiego koSciola "
Browerville, Told Co, Mimi.
Kopie iplan6w i kosztory-
SOW MONA ogladad Cd pier
wszego maja b, r. " Brewer
vile " kancelaryi Banku
Nsrodowegc; W St. Cloud,
Mimi, " "Grand Contra,
Hotel w Little Falls,
Mimi, W Buckman HOTEL;
" ST.. Paul i Minneapolis,
Mimi, W Builders Exchan-
ge". Pc wszelkie i%nformacie
": tym wzgledz;e MONA sic
zwr6cie do architekt6w pod
adresem "Boehme & Corde-
liza, 5O4 Kasota Bldg, Mime
apolis, Mimi, Tub do ks.
DrObOsZCZa.
Oferty musza bye wypisa-
ne atramentem ma blankie.
taeh tylko przez architek-
tow Tub nizej podpisanego
.~sformowanych j dostarczo:
nych - " jakiejkolwiek in
nej formie nades1 tue oferty
beda bezwzglednie ignorowa
ne. Wymaganym jest konie-
5cznie scisFe zastosowanio sic
do plan6w kosztorys6W.
Wraz z oferta must bye "a
laczony przekaz bankoWy ns
sumo Ego procentu cd og6l-
.nej sunny oferty, kt6ry t.
przekaz Certified check
.zwr6ci sic niefortunnym U.
biegajacym sic Q kontrakt
natychmiast pc wydaniu
kontraktu. Przekaz ma bye
wypisany na ks. proboszcza
Jana Guzdka lub komitet
.koAcielny. Kontraktor 2
chWila podpisania kontrak-
gu must zlozyc ma rece ko
mitetu ~zapewniona kaucje "
sumie $4,000 IA gr6rna bu
dove, ST. 900 zas ma funda
menta j suterynowe. wykoh-
czenie. Zastrzega sic prawo
odraucenia iakiejkolwiek Tub:
jwszystkich ofert.
Oferty nalezy poslaf 3zapie
czetowane : Lotatka: Prop .
l4t&9SI *. 5000
for st. Joseph Catholic
wyslanespod adrs7
sem: s 5z.
IS Rev. John ST. Guzdek
iPres,of Com
mite,
..B'1owFe1rryilllo, Todd GO, y MINI inn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07

|bnrzzac Wszystlk;o ,gcozbyltooS q.
sstoklu CORY. Piier,ws lis,l
iy1w1'iio,la Of tad dor dom !,
Kamila "a Point, ggddzsie ls
|os6b stracilo zycie. Dom u !
ii Desjardzin,H z 81 po .
wierzchni aemi, q y rumo
wiskn zginela wla5cicielka :
dzl;ietcml, slulzi'aca parobkie,mn.
|Pr6cz3 togo zgiluelo tam i lesz J
cze osob.
Metre Dame Ia Satte, polozo-,
ne jest mad rzvcizklsa Lile 8
I " lyle miejscoWo-
Sci wznosi sie wysoka CORA.
2 powodu deszcz6w wiosen-
,ych j odwilzy, sniegii lody
[topiac sic ma stokach CORY,
.powodowaly osuniecie she.
,kaI j zwiiru do rzeczki. Ko-
nunikacya przerwana z po-
wodu zasypania dr6g. ...
Mieszkadcy wioski uciiekllii
" poplochu z~ostawiajac caly.
lobytek ma lasce losu. Do
Buckingham nadeszta Wiesc.
, katastrofie dopiero " kilka
sodzin p6zniej, a przyniosl
lie poe1aniec, przedzierajacy
|sie 2 trudnoscia przez rum ll.l
wiska j g6rskie sciezki. Wy
.lano tam zsraz wszystkich
lekarzy j zarzadzono ratunek.
Dotychczas odDaleziono IS
zwiok.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07

ne-7waec ss.sslt'lI & a So 'el''.as
dosye pie'lnliedzy. Ko'l6ci6i ma
bye budoWaDys Wszstylu go-
tyckim'tt--;wspaalnial zjak mas
z~apeWnial nasz Wiel. Ks. Pro-
boszoz, bedzie to najpiek-
MESSY. koaci6l polski "
Texas. sCossie tyczy fundu-
ezu, to jul polowa Jest zlo-
iona W ebanku bremondz-.
kim,sa wieless obiecalo jeszcze
teraz dac jak sic tylko budo-
wa rospocznie. Vice drodzY
Bracia ME ociagajcie sic 2
dctkami tylko skladajcie O.
fiarY ma ten dom Boty, kt6-
regosnam jest tax wielka po-
trzeba, q Pan Bog wan 10
wr6ci stokrotniv. w zdrowiu'
i waszej piracy, kt6ra da wan
plons obfity Y tym roku, DO.
chociaz mas Pan Bog zasmu-
Gil to znowu mas pocieszy,
DO Jest Panem wszelkich
rzeczy.
Music jeszcze wr6cic do u
roc1ystoS,i wielkanocnych.
Podczas naboze6stwa, Bract-
wa wystapily in corpore.
PREY: swoich oznakach ze
swiatlem, tax ma rannem jak
j ma przebpoludniowem ma
bozenstwie. Wiel. ks. Pro-
boszeez " m u \ .piekna nauke
st6sowna do tel uroczysto6-
ci i ME jednego do }ez poru-
szY} swa piekna wymowa,
winszhjac nam wszystkiego
dobrego W pozyciu ma tym
padols piaczu, ale zeby5my
potem mogli zaspiewa6 we
sole Alleluja W niebie Panu
mad Pany, wszyscy razem
tax jak spiewali aposto}owie
po Observation-Disclosures Pan
skiem, kt6rego dis pamiat-
Ike obchodzimy z calym 6wia-
TEN ~katoickim.x.ss IL $50
Co sic tyczy gosci mielis-
my wielu, jak co rocznie z
dalszych parafiii jak zauwa.
zy}em,. byli bracia zwiazko-
wi Z Marlin, Tex: F. Knufa
W.. Matysjak i wielu innych.
Niekt6rzy byli z zonami. 2
Houston, Tex. .by}o kilka
rodzin; jak: H. Warcho} z 20
ma, NJ. Dudek, H. Suchowiak,
P. Szydzik i wielu innych.
z Martina byli take pa6stwo
Ka&mierowscyi wielu innych,
kt6rych juz ME %pamletam;
vice i'm Bog zapfae, "a to re
odwiedzili nasza: parafie j
prosimy ably mas czesciei cd.
wiedzali, MECH sic ME IRA
zaja, ze take bylo powietrze,
ale sic to mole tax predko
ME zdsrzy ME mogli sic
tax dosyc ucieszyc z wssy-
stkimi, ale to sic naprawi ma
drugi laz jak przyjada do
mas " go6cine, a wiec by
wajcie zdrowi, do mi1ego vi
dzenia, wasz. przyjaciel.
JEDEN Z PARAFIAN.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07

q y liz
SANTA BARBARA A.I3s Cal,
w czwarlekx xaaew yjez-
liza stad eskadra okret6u
wojenuych.
Onegdaj wieczorem wyda
rzyi sic tu tragikomiczoy g
,izod. wal ma sysr', weszl
vieczorem 9 godzinie 10 d
restauracyi pm: 121 Statestr.
idekorowanei wfestony, mad
st6ra p~owiewa1a flaga anne
ryka6ska. Kazali :sopie pndaf
oewne potrawy. Gdy przy.
.zlo do p}acenia, zazadano Cd
1ich $6. Oburzylo ich to
+EA@=-"H -SErS@F-G@tE@ = ..5ssIt-s
oowstala sprzeczka gwalto..
VIVA. Nadbrzezna policya IA
leszla, a dowiedz,iiawszy sic
20 chodzi ] pc zeznaniu mary
narzy, in CORY 0 zaplate 81.
lie umawiali, rozstrzygne1a.
10 zaplaeie mu ls,' Maryna-
re zap}acili = gnie s' j
wyszli, aby opowiedsiec to
yarzyszom, 1 ieh Wyzyska
10. NiebaWem zeblr a 4 pc
cestauracya okolo 200 mary,
marry : widocznym zamiaren
1emszczenia sic. Ale Me kt6-
rzy : nich zzadhdcl iii uwag !,
"a & fllaage, am mtlerykahfssIk'ieh ko
lorach. NtIatychmniilaaastt. k:ilku.
zajelo a ll1s
.djeciem fIagi, prsy'c : 81 inn.
;oozdejm4Ii czapki,s.iI .uusulnie
:iem dekoraeyi poczem grad.
kamieni posypall=lAllie5.n a re-
,tauracye, TAX wszy-
szYbY mel 20 Wyb1.
ano. asa=ss==s.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07
NOWY YORK.

NOWY YORK, Ma pa
rowcu ,,Koenig Albert" kt6-
~ dis przybyl, znajdowaly
sic zw1oki Bernardo Warken
tina, prezyienta banku "
Newton, Kas.,. kt6ry zostal
>astrzelony " poblizu Donna
,zku, kiedy jechai " pociagus
.kolejowym. Przybyla r6wniez
PAM Warkentin 20 synem
Syn zabitego, Karoi, opowia-:
IA, 70 OLGA lego sartrzeli1 pc.
wien ksiaze turecki, a amba-
zador Leishman radzil matce,
ably z tego bowodu ,,.nie ro-.
|bila ha1asu"'. Karol Warken-,
/ Z. - ~ Ear& s2.-F $500 ~ .s-E.t t"-E+E .['E.##
tin chce 2 tego powodn
wniesc v departamencie pan
silva, ~. zzazalenie ma AMBASSADORS
NASHVILLE, TENN. Ma
rozkaz rzadu zWiazkowego
:palono tu u, 900 fnnt6w e.
siego6 fabrykatu: podanego
|jako ,,zielyna kawa'. Towar
,en nadszeil . Nav Orleans.
!. byl przeznaczonyzd]a kup-
:6w tutejszych, tax jednfak.
81 sfalszoWany, ze polecono
% zniszczyf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07

8 :[,ll Z, Ont,
" mllli,e'is,col,Wlolzalc,llI n: Nlolfr 3! Dam ',,lllg,
% Ssalllle,ltle. is atad e %.
=s.lla,'llo1,n 81, usLunqellasiacze5e 80
s.. skalyf 1Wm nsuWalIy 81
lo rick Lievere, niszczac
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07
WZMOCNICIEL ZOhAD.

A
". Prsyl,adkach niestra .wnos . ,
lyspepsy;, brAta apetyta, wyeie'n'
,ania sil, sgagi nadmi.ra lwas6w
v t,ladku bier1 severy Gorycz:zo.
tadkow4. Ideainy srodek dla rekon
s~alesceDt6w J os6p Y podeszs1m
vieku. Pobudsa oar1ady trawieaia
do normalnego fankcyonoxan;s.
Cena sOci $500: Dostaclmoana y
ka1dej apiece. Jekeli twdjj .ptek,r1
lie ma jej Z sprzedarty, plusss, DO
,as. 20 otrsymsn'u f5.oo po6lemy
zed6 dutych butelek tego iekafst~as
] sani op'ac my prsesyike ek.pre,
.eh: sprobuj 81 feyera 60.
yeder= Kspids, lows 4
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-07-24

close by and watch ms march upward
and onward TO victory and watch a.
do things" but don't ask how" We
do e.
There is now about seven thousand
members OF the union in this state.
This represents practically the cot
ton belt We believe there will be
twenty thousand In twelve months
longer. basing our belief upon the
fact that the fruit and vegetable grow-
.ers will now have equal benefits In
the union with the cotton grower.
Again we wish TO extend our appre-
citation TO the good people OF Lake
City, in behalf of the union OF Flor
ida. for their many kindnesses. Espe-
cially do We appreciate the kindness
of Prof. Nunnally OF the Baptist cob
lege. And just here let Us not forget
TO mention his educational address 20
the convention. II was indeed an able
and timely talk on the subject. The
consolidation OF public schools and
good roads would mean a long step
toward higher education. Keep Prof.
Nunnally's address before your minds
eye. brother.
To illustrate what the Farmers I'm
ion is doing in the way OF education
we will say that 1t was simply remark
able how we'll Uniformed the young
men of this convention were upon the
complicated questions that confront
us. Nearly every young man I'm the
convention seemed 90 be a natural or
ator, and not only did they impress
with OratOrical powers and gifts. but
their solutions and ideas Of deep ques-
tons were worthy the consideration,
and very often acceptable TO the or
ganizatiOn.
One absent feature We would urge
cOrrected-theTe were no ladies' Pres-
ent Brothers. insist on the farmers
wives and daughters, mothers and
sisters joining the local Insist upon
their attendance to local. county and
state meetings. We will have better
order, more interest and larger at
tendance if the ladies join and attend
Besides, they are entitled to IL. Some
wives are left at home TO DO the chores
while the husbands go TO the local
This is not right. Next year We hope
to see at least One-third Of the attend
ance to the state convention ladies.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-07-24
A MARRIAGE IN ocALA

Mr. Lloyd Smith and Miss Donnie
Durrance of Tampa were married at
the Methodist parsonage in this city
Monday afternoon. They were
among the excursiOnists and the an
nOuncenent of their marriage will be
a pleasant surprise to their Tampa
friends.
Mr.. Smith is foreman of one of the
large cigar factories in Tampa and
is a young man who stands high in
business circles and will make his
mark. He is originally from Thomas
vile Ga
The bride is a daughter of Mr..
Frank Durrance and is a former Ocala
girl, and has many friends here who
are extending to her their heartiest
felicitatiCnS
Mr. and Mrs. Smith will 90 to
Thomasville and other places on their
bridal tour
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-07-24
BIG TAMPA EXCURSION

There was a big excursion from
Tampa to Silver Springs Monday.
There were fourteen cars, and every
car was packed to its full capacity.
The train left Tampa at 7:45. There
were ten hundred and sixty tickets
sold at Tampa, and after the train left
Tampa no more tickets could be sold
because the cars were loaded. An or
der was promulgated that excursion
tickets would be hOnOred on any of
the passenger coaches, so a good
many took advantage of this also
Although booked for Silver Springs
most of the excursionists got off at
Ocala, and many witnessed the ball
game.
II Was repored that after the train
reached Ocala a colored woman was
kicked off the platform of one of the
cars and killed, but the rumor could
not be run down.