davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times., 1908-03-10
Exports OF wheat were $4,000 bu, and
OF -four $4,000 bbls on Tuesday.
CHICAGO GRAIN.


CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. March 10.-The wheat
market in Liverpool showed wonderful
reactionary powers this morning, being
as much as lG1kd lower at lao
o'clock. but only a i4d of at 1:4s y.
m, this on buying by shorts.
Wheat at Chicago was &C higher
early, but this was lost and more with
IL later.
The trade abroad looked upon the
goverrment March report as bearish.
and with cheaper la Plata offerings
wheat was weak there early. Opening
prices: Wheat--May. % "a c to s6c. Corn
May $3.50 70 sth @e4%e: Oats bats,
t12.oT u. Lard-May, s7.s.h. RIBS
May. $3.50.
Bulls refused to give wheat the sup
port wanting and that market closed
G2i4c lower for the day. Corn was
n O. &c higher; oats "a C higher to y %
nc lower. and provisions We're 5@leHc
lower. Closing prices: Wheat, May,
93A m93%c; corn. May. CSC to 60 y
SIS i c; oats. May. 53%c; pork. May.
si21o; lard. May. $3.50; ribs, May. se.75.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-10
cotton prices. furnished by Cameron
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bonds. furnished by Cameron Currie
e. Co: New Is reg. 1o3% q 104 n do.
coup, iotM bid; 4, new :, No IS na reg lol@
122@123; do. coup. 122h bid.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-10
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO.
Lfvesfoek Report ny sadIcr. uorfck &
en- C0m m lsa inu NIercAlmfn

CO-- 4Wfmns>sten RAtEco0mtA
BUFFALO. March 10.-tSpecial) -
Cattle: Receipts. light: steady. Hogs:
Receipts. 2,000; pigs, $500. all others.
s5.1045.15. Sheep: Receipts. 1000; top
lambs, $7.6097.I5: top calves. ss9 9.s5.
EAST BUFFALO. March I0-Cattlei
Receipts. rs head: trade good, values
steady. Veals: Receipts. 100 head
market active and firm: Gull To choice
veals. $3.50 a a25. Sheep and lambs
Receipts. 1000 head: market active at
strong values: lambs, s5.50@7.T5, year
lings. $e.25M6.75; wethers. s5.75n620
ewes, y5.50 y 30. mixed sheep. $4mJ.I5.
Hogs: Receipts. 1850 head: market ac-
tive at 5n Toe higher: workers.. 1910 10
Sis. pigs, $3.50: mixed and heavics.
s51om6.f5; roughs. $4.2544.50; stays.
SO a $50.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March 10.--Hogs: Re
ceipts. $4,000; market slow at yester-
days close; light s4.40q4.65; mixed.
$40 44I5: heavy, $4:45 n4.75; roughs,
s445 460; pigs. s3.75@4.4o; workers..
s460f465. Cattle: Receipts, 4,500;
market slow. steady: beeves, S4.25 "a
sac: COWS and heifers, s2G 5.25: Tex
ans. t4at.s5: calves, ss@6..75;. western
ers. $46l5: stockers and feeders. - n
$50. Sheep: Receipts. 1900. market
strong natives, s3.65n6; westerncry.
t3,T5m6: ycarlings, $500 1925; lambs,
natives, S5.6C@71o: westerners, 1915
OILS.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-10
COPPER SALES,


FOS TON, MARION TO.---SaTes, fuT-
nished by Cameron Currie a Co. ADV
20: Anal. 6.720: Zinc. 158; Arc, rs:
Ariz Con- snn s2O Ak AZ So; 81, B ing $50;
A.. 247; Range. 7s3; ID. w. 10: Err, 90;
Or. 10, G. G. c.. 6s5; Roy. AIS: LaSaile.
$50: Mass. Is; Mex, 40; Mich. 100;
rights. 5.1e5: n. b., 4.556; o. d., 405 ,
Csc. 10; Par. 500; Qy., Sc: Ri. 90
shan, los; Sup. Cop. IoyTam, 6; Trim.
Utah. 1910; Wet. $50. Win, 100;
The Detroit times., 1908-03-10
Quotations by Cameron Currie e. Co. /:
Open. High. Low. Close.
TOLEDO GRAIN,

TOLEDO. March 1o.---Close.---wheat
No. 2 red. CSC: May, 96Hc; July.
g0lc. Sept. SIG. Corn--No. yell
low. 6Sc: May, So isc: July. 6415c: Sept.
S4%c. Oats--No. 3 white. 54Rc; May.
54Hc; July. iTc; Sept 37%c. Glover
seed--Cash. s12.221x; March. s1t.90;
April, S1i.75: Oct, $50.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-10
NEW YORK SUGAR.

NEW YORK. March 1o.--Local re-
fined and raw sugar markets are firm.
The former Is unchanged, while the
latter is somewhat higher. London
bects steady; March and April, los
end.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-10

The fret Chinese school OF forestry
has just been opened at Mukden. The
chinese empire paid no attention IN
the past to the destruction OF Its for
aaia - ------<--. a
The Detroit times., 1908-03-10
j. P. SCARS TO
40; DROPS POINT
GOOD SWING TO STOCK MARKET
AT FIRST HouR-FRAcrioN-
Al DECLINES.
STOCK CLOSE.

Am. Car & Fdya 2ss dc do Pfa-'s cas-, 81
eop. ~: A mae c o ss; A. r. s +,
brook. Rap. Tran. ssA; Cent Leather
LIN; c; & o. ssH Can ri psc'. it tSan
lsA Con. Gas. 100: Dist 80: Del q
Hud. Canal. lSih; Erie. IAN do firs ,s
is; Mo-, X. & r. 20A Or. Nor, i22 y
7sH Nat. Lead. isA Nor. 4 West.
f Sas i Ne AM n 's~ n w. H. 81 o SG
west. Sc, Pac. Mail s s 90, 81
4 Read. Ics; Pressed Steel Car, alr
p RsP s sss 81 III Paa Rock ii ls sshles.
Steel. as: SO. Pac.. II Is; SO, Ry, loEi
Twin City. s3is Union Pac-: lls% y
s sses nfd si y: SS ga e. Tel. sou.
NEW YORK. March 10.-A major
ity OF stocks showed gains at the open
ing today. Great Northern preferred
started up SIS, Erie IL. Locomotive
and Delaware & Hudson gained Ia
American Smelling opened 3-S higher
and reacted 1-s Steel common open
ed up 3~S and the preferred was Il
higher. Northern Pacific opened 3-s
higher and reacted Is; Union Pacific
and Brooklyn Transit gained and lost
is. New York Central opened
lower. Amalgamated Copper lost and
regained IA. Pennsylvania opened is
lower, and Louisville & Nashville was
unchanged Western Union opened
Cd SIS. At the end OF 10 minutes trad
ing the market was irregular.
There was O good swing TO the stock
market during the hrst hour. some
slight recessions at TIE opening being
followed by a continuation OF the up
ward movement in the leading stocks
but the gains were not held long
heavy realizing sales, falling the de
mand and starting reaction before
the frst hour ended. Union Pacific
which was heavily traded In, after
shading of on the first sales, moved
up to above 100, reaching the highest
Price touched on this movement and
then receded about 1 point. Reading
moved in the same way. New York
Central, which was one Of the strong
est features at the start selling above
100 against SO 3-S yesterday also lost
ever a point on reaction In the later
trading. There were similar advances
and declines all through the list, most
of the stocks after an hours trading
showing fractional declines from yes
terday's closing figures. A few spc
cialties held small part of the gain
made In the first hour Among them
was Brooklyn Rapid transit. London
bought Union Pacific and Steel and
was a moderate seller of Amalgamatcd
Copper.
Governments unchanged; ethe'
bonds strong.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-10
AppIes--rancy. ss@5.so: common 81

DIX per Dbl.
separator, ~ packing stock. lsc' reno
waited, 24ik n 35c. official prices: Extra
creaineries. sic; frsts. 29c; crooks, &c;
packing stock. 1sc per 10.
Cabbane-Home-grow s18f;2s per
20 ceirry-s5o per doz; California, $3.50
'' carsnberrfe---Late Howes. $3.50 per
CaaiiSower--caiiforni ti.7s9: per
dog -.
loo per Id.
Dressed Caives-Fancy. s0shc: com /.
mon. sac per ID.
. pressed Iiess--rLisht. s@shc per H.
Irrrs-street prices: Fresh receipts.
2aef 2in.- official Isrieesi-Is stFass4p a g.
flrsts Isle, cases Included.
F1our--Michigan patent. fn wood,
sh.e5: second patent. fs.2ss straight
ss.fs; clear. fs.25 PER Dbl.
~seea-teetlest- err : 80
coarse corr meat sss.cc:s rorr and oat
chop, $500; coarse middlings. $500 /.
me mlddlings, 1890 per ton
The Detroit times., 1908-03-10

sEx-div.. i per cent
'sEx-d div. ! a. per cent
sssEx-div. sia per cent.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
DETROIT March 10.-CIose.-BuiIs
are figuring the country to the verge
The Detroit times., 1908-03-10

Aria Coml. Is; Apex. a; Atal.. lex f.:
Arac.. 4: Allouez. els Adv, l Y Blk.
Mtn.. "a. Bos. Con, 10; Butte Gin,
Zoh Bing. Cons. y Bonz, 90; Cop.
C. 4 A. 101; Centen., 2sIs ID. w. Sts /:
p. D., 4a.; Ely; IA: Frank, sh; O.
Cana, SA Heiv.. 8 n ; Kew Cop. 14A (;
Mob. l31a Maj. ?. Mex. Cen. 81 ;
Nip. ~; Isle Royal. ga New. Utah.
4: Newhouse. s.. n. Butte. 50A; Old
Dom. 361. Osc., SO: Par. 17A; Qy..
50: Raven, n; Rd. ISL. az; shan,
10.sL Wow. 125.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-10
COPPER CLOSE.

asst. pd.. 81.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-17

WASHINGTON, ID. G. Pc.
dug raport6w ministra skar'
bu Cortelyon wydatki pan
silva W roku ubieglym pre-
nios}y dochody o sumo $58'
O70,20l. Pod koniec roku
by}o W obiegu lacznie $3,038'
015,488, czyli pc $34.73 ns
glove ludnosci calej; re SD.
my tel 46 procent przypada.
10 ma zlote. Z ko6cem roku
administracyjnego 80 Vi.
1909 bylo czynnych naro'
dowych bank6w 1927 z }acz.
nym kapitafem $930,542,174,
Zamknieto z postanowieaia
akcyonaryuszy 1878 bank6w
zbankrutowa1o ich 469.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-17

as rErFt 49, ~ |%gA&7&f@% ESSSsBjS7g|EE &%s
CHICA0O, an. Pani $
Martin, zona niedawno "a
m~ianowanego sekzretarza po-
Bolstwa portugalskiego we
Westinghouse, Wczoraj popo-
1udniu:w przejezdzie do No
wego' Yorku zgubila na
dworcu kolej Lake Shore ka-
setke 1awierajaca klejnoty
wartoSci ..{ $1,000, !211'' Udaaa '1 sic
ona byla n I /. dl,w s7ce :z1Rsls, !, v = an az
honolulu, a z~a1atwiajac NADIA
wanie Pakunk6w, polozyla
kasetke zielona sk6ra ohita
ma desce PREY okienku. Kto6
widocznie por~al kasetke,
=Er-'
DO kiedy pc MIA siegnela,
ME znalaz}a JET. N~atychmiast
tedy z~aalarmowala po1ieye j
tajna policye zwiazkowa j.
rozr oczely sic :poszrkiwania,
kthre p1zez czas d1uzszy by
}y bezskuteczne. w koncu.
jednakowoz znaleziono ka-
setke ma elewatorze frachto-.
wynn, gdzie j. zapew'lne z3o-
zy1 z1odzjej W obawie, re 20
stanie schwytany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-17

KANSAS CITY. Mo. One
|gdaj popo1udniu wydarzyla
sic tn W sr6dmiesciu samem
awantura, re strzelanina, gdy
jeden z policyant6w chcial
porzadek zrobic v groma-
die ludzi sluchajacych kay-
nodziei ulicznego 1. Bratta.
|Policyant widzial, Do gdy
Bratt kazal kobieta jakas Z
malemi dziecmi zbierala pie
niadze, 90 mu sic podejrza-
mem wydalo, gdy iednak
przyatapii do tel kobiety,
!pytajac Q Wyja6nienia, Bratt
rzucii sic nan grozac rewol-
werem. Powstala b6jka: p,o-
icyantDWi przybiegi m po4
moe dwaj inni, kt6rych zwo
Bratta J. pnsywill Vital
strzalami -reWolWarcWVmii:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-17

NOWY YORK. Nag}a Sic.
pota zosta} porazony niejaki
Anastazy S~alaehiaman, Grek
W chwili, gdy grail sobie M
skrzypcach narodowe melo.
dye; nagle przecrazon'1|y! zawo.
]ai do p. bt'rata, ze jul mic wo.
COLE ME widzi,. Odwieziono
nieszczesliwego do szpitala'
gdzie jednak leksrze ME VIE
dza pcdobne co poczac. z tenn
~niezwyklem porazeniem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-17

r. n Etl $3.50 49, q. a.f...E;. rr. .@
BISMARCK, N. Do &C
mil IA wsch6d cd tel stacy
wykoleil sic pasa5erski pc.
ciag kolei Northarn Pacific
North Coast R. r., jadacy
szybko pc wysokim nasypie,
Pociag wykolesi1 sic 2 powo-
du pekniecia szyny,. aswszy-
stkie wagonypasazerskie ru-
nelly " dol z wysokiego ma
sypu. Wszyscy pasazerowie
bez wyiatku oddieesli bolesnee'
pokaleczenia, q 25ciu z mich
jest ciezko rannyeh; -zabi-
tym Mkt ME zostai, CO je-
szczs szcze5ciem " lieszcze-
sciu dagwat Wypada.
PEORIA, All. Pod pre-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-17

cCyzmuI ggrnEnei xattrrW
o. Podane sestswienieAm6w.ii
Wiecsj nh IL r1kles.st,tn1ay.SJsze
Wobec tel gRk 1yy1ls Tux
m1ieEzR11nierniIst pzyspisssonVm=
karlo'kii,e,m id idansi prcte'stt'anty-
zacyi krlin prasa niemiecka
v ostatnich telegramach ,
Rzymu oglasza, 1eOiciec 6w.
wyrazl nac1elnemu preseso-
WI Nadrenm SchorlemeroM
" osobnem pos1unhanin sWo-
ia Wdzieczno56 d1s pahstwa
pruskiego "a swobode, jaka
to pahstwo otacza katolik6W
81 to 50 tylkoldwie mokliwo
Sci: albo pis1na niemlieekie
klsmia albo. Qieiec Ew. jest
przez oto:zenie swoieo sto-
SUM- b katoik66w WPrnsach
bardzo zle powiadumiiony.
Mimo tax okropnego spu-
stoszenia, jake germanizacya
szerzy miedzy katolikami ME
stety jeszcze tax czesto ida
RIA sic, il nietylko katolicy
~niemieccy, lecz nawet kappa
nj katolicy staraja sic Wszel-
kimi 6rodkami lnd polski.
zniemczye, badkto nie ndzie
laiac dzieciom n~anki=przygo-
~towaWczej v jezyku polskim,
zakazujac polsk. 6piewu ko-
scielnego, lub usuwajac 2 pc
rzadku nabozehBtw kazanie
polskie, jak to ma Warmii
many bardzo 1iczne przykla-
,dy. / jake tn braf "a zle pc
stepowanie take rzadoWi j
iego pomocnikom, skoro ma
wet kaplani katoliccY re
wzgled6w 6wiafoNych ger
manizujac lud polsk pchaja
go " szeregi inIowierc6w?
Ola. katolik6Hi Polak6w jest
postepowanie takiea Wprost
niezrosumialem Czasby do
:prawdy byl ~najwyzszy, ably
odnosni germanizatorzy wre-
szcie nawr6cii 2 ziej tel dro-
81, zanim bedzie zap66no.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-17

LINCOLN Nebr. Soho.
dzac ze sceny tute]szego tea.
tru PAM Nazimovfa, mako.
mita rosyjska aktorka, be:
wiaca chwilowo v Ameryce:
upad1a j zwichnela reke opa.
trzono ia pa poczekaniu, po'
czem PAM Nazimowa dokoh.
czyla swej roll.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-17
W AIH1NHGTlN

WASHINGTON, D. G.
Poselz Nowego Yorkn, Per
kins wni6A ably obrac ko-
mri 1tlt; specyalny 2 5 pos16w
do srozpatrzenia tel cze6ci
oredzia prezYdenta Roose-
veltr, kt6ra ostra krEtyka
obraza powage j nrzedowa-
ME Kongresu. Perkins zaz-
naczyl, ze domaga sic tego
powaga K.ocngresu, 2 cytu-
;ae niekt6re wyrazenia Roo
sevelta, powiedzia!!, re wy
ra5enia to niefurtunnie zo~
.stsly dobrane j uzgte. Kon-
.gres wniosek ten przyjai j ]
do komitetu obrani zostali:
Perkins z N. ~, DENLY 2
Mich, Weeks = Mass, Will
liams z Miss, j Lloyd 2 Mo.
Jest prawdopodobnem, re
podobna do Perkinsowej re-
zolucya ganiaca oredzie Roo
seye1ta zostanie wniesiona
r6wniez j ze strony demo-
kratycznej.
Firma f.. Ad. Richter &
215 Pearl str. New
York, otrzyma4a juz swoje
move SCHEME kalendarze ma
przyszly rok j posle egzem-
plarz kazdemu darmo j
]. frankie I Ike kto tylko made
Sic sw6j adres. &. ..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-17
N~iemczenie-tO latrzeDie

N1C1aCIOAAlC AuIAAOASAD.
Czesto juz podawali6my
'przyklady ma to, il rzadowi
pruskiemu ME tylko chodzi
o ~zniemczenie polak6w, Q
pozbawienie ich poczucia ma,
rodowo polskiego, lecz ze
tez rzadowi chodzi przede-
:wszystkiem takze 0 calkowi-
te zlutrzeni stron polskich.
Ze tax Jest ze rzadowi
ohnt zwolna lecz stale sie.to
udaje % tenn swiadczY naile-
piej z%estawiony przez gniez-
zniehskiego ,,I4echa' spis wio--
SEX i folwark6w, nabytych
plrzez komisye kolonizacyjna
" powiecie gniezniefskim.
" 16tu p.arafiach opr6ez ca
lego zsregu drobnych gospo-
darstw stracilismy IS miej-
scowosei, kt6re przed 15-tu
laty zamieszkale byly wyla-
.eznie przez katolik6w 2 wy
jatkiem kilku dziedzis6w pro-
testant6w. DIS wszystko to
zalane protestantami, . lud
katolicki opuscl kraj j roz-
bieg1 sic pc sWiecie. Liczac
slabo, stracily ko6cioly kate
liekie v samrym poWieoie
gnleznlehskim przez kolonl-
zacya przynajm1,ndiej dlzllesIe6
tyslecy parafi lis, = lm,l,iiej- ]
see ich zajela r6wna liczba
proteBE 1'a.r
Powiat gniekniehsd jest
tylko drobna pr6bka prote-
s'tantY'zacyi. G.ddy r 1au = a.
sie,po innYe,,hEla4poWiataeh ak
d np. ml''ol,ggHiniekim, wagrDwiie.,c-
.mlnb#
st7ralssl1snJy' 4 ,''flll'l q IS q,
obrez. !
sP1s'oeliLoseniaia da kafolE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-17

wodnictwem JE. "a. a1rybiI.
|sknpa Qniglsya = Ghicaggt'
odbyaa aie n konfes1enc,JJa
nienaruszalDych proboszczow
calei dyeoezyi .Peeria =
sprawie zamianoWania trz 4, i
kandydat6w ma stolioe BIZ
skuria wPeoria, Wakljaca !
,powodu rezygnacyi ks. Ri
Spaldinga. Zaniano-
Wano kandydatsmi: ks, Fr:5:
,O'Reilly, kanelarsa dyeee
zyi, ks. 81. A. O'Kelly e
j ks. I. f. Quinna Z
Nazwiska to zostana
przeslane Kollegium bisku-
piemu archidyecezyi chica-
goskiej, kt6re doda do Mich
try inne %nazwiska, a wszy-
stkie potem zostana przesla-
ne Papiezowi do wyboru j
decyzyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-17
Geneseo, N. D. Islgrud. 1908
FRASZKI
W SADIE.

sedzia:: Pan jjestet podobno dok-
torem filozoffii, asupijasz sic Co
dziennie..
oskarzony:: TAX, panic sedzio.
sedzia: Dlaczego pan doktor to.
cczy,ni, nieszkodaz -zdolno6ci i talen
tn zataIpia6 v w6deesE
Doktor: Ia pewniie, ale rzlowiek
maedryy zalawszy palkee, ME myysi .
gg1tupocie innych ludzi J calegv fsWia-
ia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-17
KOMISARz I NAUCZYClEI
WIEJSKI.


Komisarz ~austryacki zjjezidza ma
wiies do nauczyciela wiejskiego "
Galley, posiadajaceggo biblioteksee
rdznYch dziel:: wsr6d mich widzi
,,Nasladowanie Pana Jezusa'' To-
masza = Kempis i pyta Bzydderczo:
A to co "a dzielo?
Nauczyciel czIek5pobokny rzecze:.
TAX wielemoznyy1p anie, dzie4o.
m66wi, ze caly SWAT KEEP, a pan
najjwiekszy ma MIN
Komisarz: Bodajbysoie djab1i=
wzieli ~ odjezdza. -
-zCZEGoLNYsKU
Wojtek!a gdziet esteraz dzwonia33
Ej!! to, prose aasi @Ppana, mlr 1 tax tal1
" lewem guchn zawzdy dzwomi.
i
co TOJEST' zYGIE?
Go to jest z5yciiiee.- siee Pyz
tasz
.Gierpienia ln lilzl : ddziejo'
wych kartach shistoryyi=issazyy71ttaaisRz
Pytajj astraonl,omla? -.rruclhnlPrzedmii,oo
TOW ,eawziirujjaacy
ciaI swych myaswa dol
Boeesw RlznI'su
y ttkzJypeiise?E-spliiee !i'nlaz lkonedyal|
Nsaskttd6rrejjj d nj 8 ira
] /. snpiial1rdss!s...
s.s5 q.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-17

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Nieja-
Ii w. Latura uchodzacy 2
nieustraszonego 6mia1ka ,po-
.strzelal tn trzech murzyn6w
szabijajac ich ma mlejscu a
ranil Sch innyeh i ienda ko-
1biete; stalo sic to " pewnym
lokalu do cry " billiard, .
:powodu strzelaniny dotych-
czas ME wyja6niono. Latu-
ra bowiem odmaWia zeznah
wszelkich. PrzypnszczaA; lie
Latura by} pijany. Ma OH
nz pare tego rodzajn krwa-
wych awantur ma swym re- :
,kordzie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-17
KlopotYgWlazdkoWe zaspolkojoneI

GO DARoNAC = to jest Hrn mjNah-
niejjszem pyttaniem. Ten sklal odpoWiie
zadaW,alniiajaco krdo Wred1ko. Podajemy
klka odpowiiedl1i, mohe przypaadlkkiiem ktoa
Wybienecie. Jeael pc przeczyttaniu tel
liistV bedziecie jjeszcze niiezdecydoWani,
przzyiidzcie do skladu. Me mbawicie dfngo
zanim vase Wymaggana gWiazdkoWe 20
sttana zaspokojone, Nasza rada jest, alb,yscie
przybyli Wczesnie. ToWary So Wiecejj kom-
,pletne j lepsze, a Wy uniiklniecie nat1oku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-17
NEW YORK, N. Y. Ja'

NIW 1OIGA, An. l.. O0hh
|grom z pogodnego n'eba spa
ola W%iadomo6e, re instytn-
eva finansowa Fidelity Fun
ding Co., utrzymywana wy.
laczn;e przez ksieay kato-
|lickich zbankrutowala, ME
p~okrywajac z~obowiazah na
sumo SIS, 600, 600. W instytu-
CYL tel mieli swoie oszczed-
no6ci ksieza j siostry zakon-
ne, a take lokowano v
niej fundusze parafialne.
|Bankructwo nastapi}o je--
Fszcze " pakdzierniku r.b., ale
trzymano je " tajemuicy
+dopiero zaraadca ~sadowypo
zbadaniu ksiag, oglasza, ze
.Atraty depozytaryusz6w sa
~olbrzymie. Przeszlo go kole-
gy6w, seminary6w i ko6cio-;
low bylo i~nteresowsnych "
lynn banku, vice skutkiem
iego upadku .traea wisle:
Dyrektorami tel inBtytucyii
byli psieza Lanigan, wika-
ryusz jeneralny dyecezyi
buffaloskiej i Fletcher, pro-
boszcz katedralny " Balti--
more. ~.
HfH%--..E-4- L..I .-EFg.-s -e-. o.. ~ .- .-lv#4lf &.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-24
Calls Foot JeIiv

To four calf's feet, carefully scraped
and prepared. allow about two quarts
of water and boil about seven hours
skimming well When done. set aside
TO CONCEAL. then remove all the
grease. From the four feet there
should be about three pints and a half
of jelly Pour on this one quart Of
sherry, the juice of six lemons. a
pound and half of granulated sugar
the thinlypeeled yellow rind of two
lemons, one bunch of raisins and two
blades of mace. Wash eight eggs
clean, beat the whites to froth and
crush the shells. Put with the jelly
Set on fire. stir until the jelly is melt,
ed, then remove the spoon. Let boil
just 20 minutes from the time it
commences to boil. Pour into a coarse
cotton bag and drain. If not perfectly
clear, repeat the straining until trans
parent.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-24
InespensiXe Cream Cake.

Cream one rounding Tablespoonful
of butter with one cupful of sugar. add
one beaten egg, one cupful oS -'is and
two ,upfuls of -four sifted twice with
four level teaspoonfuls of baking pow
der and one half teaspoonful of vanilla.
Bake in three layer cake tins. Spread
with a cooked filling, for which beat
one egg and one-half cupful Of sugar
together; add one-Quarter cupful Of
-four made smooth in little milk 10
one cupful of hot milk and cook six
minutes. Stir in the egg and sugar
and when it thickens add favoring.
Cool before using.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-24
ssor oAsoA& eoa pAt. so>sA
pueSs osse>ss aSsseS St - fsrrors
~ smoie Sersess-

Oeuz q the presaleuce Of pHeg
Hsauis sna the gzeaf ussrtaIi-y shIch
ATTENDS 80 rasaEos GurinG the ~Iaisr
aad Spring several buards 81 heal o
- northern Nes tezzoE have bees IA
ma Hsaasl-es 10 prstect the ci-lzens 81
their t8Uas from he dise.ss The
heal1h baard - WashinEtuu \ has
publ hed . reusedg which b. as.ie O.
b. sure ca1e Cor pneumonia. and
o-her h.alrh baards az iousing Iufa
tn. Hsatser sfth a view uf haFiug ths
sane ttiuz pghEsheg for tha good 81
tn general pabic. This b The pgh.
hcatiun a. b. has aFpea1ed In the %
Bers 81 Washington
Take six ur ten ouiaus. according
q sizs sad chap hne pa Ia a large
spider over a hot TIRE then add the
sans qaaufuy of rye meal ana vine
gar eH1uzh to form q thick paste Tn
The meanwhile stir o. thorogEhly. Do.
ting q simmer fve or ten miuWHs.
TheE puf "a a cotton bag large enough
10 cover the lungs and arT y 90 chest
a. bot as pstieut can bear. In about
ten minutes aruly another and thus
continue b. relocating the poultiCss.
and ia few hours the patient viii be-
cut uf dancer This simple remedy
has never failed 90 cure this too.uften
fatal malady Usually three OF four
applications vi1 be sufficient but CON
tiuue always until the pcrsui-atiun
starts freely from the chest This rem
edy vas formulated many wears ago
by one Of tho best physicians New
England has ever known. VINO never
lost a patient hy the disease and won
has renown BY simple remedies
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-24
FRUIT SALADS NOW
DA, os 01LTcIoUs cossIs.TIoA
IS --ess
SsrSsSerry kisses sSzeiienf Combine
ton ~ttn Nearly Every osher
Frs- o. sne Itss-sssis ~isn
Ceicry snr szyonnstse.

The srraa berry briuEs % the mind
~ DAINTY Caass she dehci8as fruit
salads ehaf they aase lowed i1HE since
and l1sf awhile 10 fasur ~ segetabls
ana meat csucscri8uz
Tho Euansh do Hss cumbine the
f-ur aud vegetables salads as the
FreHeh chefs o.. md she best Ameri-
can caaks are trudinE 90 keep the
fruit Haiaa as dainty dish by Itself
which can almost take the place 81
ices or saeefs or the spring and sum
mer iuach table
S5ras berries are delicious IN fruit
salad and strange a. u seems % meet
this familiar fnuif on the table Win
uUf the usBal accom- uauimeut u
cream and saEar 60 Is very popular
iu The new sgrm and b combined with
nearly every either fruit fu the list
A grapefruit is especially good with
straw berries The c1re and fiber Of
ths Erapefrut is removed after the
fruit has been haIvad Che pulp being
l1aseued fr1m tho sides iu the usual
manner The berries arr then placed
u the center and The whole is allowed
ta remain ou ice until very cold A
French dressing is added at the
table
Apples combine with nearly every
other fruit buf are best with celery
and mayuuuaIse. this being one Of the
fr-t fruit salads ro win favor sew
crdI seasons ago. and En1Wu as Wal
dor salad
A protty way 90 serve h is 10 scoop
out she inside of redacheeked apple
without iuiurug the outside form Of
The fruit Then replace the apple
chopped with celery, the core parts be
ing entirely removed When apple
blossoms are procurable they form a
dainty decoration for the open part Of
the apple
Curumhers may De opened carefully
and filled the same Vay. with mix.
rurc of apple and chopped nuts. the
cucumber pulp being used and the
shell neatly reclOscd so as TO present
the appearance of being untouched
The oucumbers should be packed in
a bed Of fresh cresses and chopped
ice.
Fruit salads can be effectively
served in glass punch cups packed in
shaved ice in the high glasses some
times used for grapefruit A gerani-
glass by some cooks. and in fact,
their fancy has free play in eoncocting
these dainty dishes
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-24
Bundkuchen.

compressed yeast and dissolve thor
oughly. Sift IL pounds flour. make
hole in center and pour in milk and
yeast. Stir into stiff batter throw a
handful of -four over it and set aside
TO rise. Take one-third pound butter.
four eggs. one cup sugar. one cup
raisins and pinch of grated nutmeg.
teaspoon of salt and grated rind of a
lemon. When the sponge is light put
in the butter, warmed, and the rest of
ingredients in order given. Mix well
with large spoon. Put in pans and let
rise. This will make two small loaves.