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The Detroit times., 1908-03-03

NEW YORK, Mar. 3.--Stocks open
ed heavy this morning with prices
showing losses OF about half point.
Shelters, Reading and Union Pacific
lost "A a point, while Anaconda, Anal
gamated and st. Paul were OF y. At
Gibson and Baltimore & Ohio were up
u. AT the end of the first ten min
utes OF trading the market strength
ened all round, wiping out the losses
and replacing them with fractional
gains. The list then lapsed into dull
ness
After opening weak. the market be-
came strong and made advances dur
ing the first hour, the advances being
due TO the covering Of shorts and the
execution OF bull manipulative orders
that have been In evidence at frequent
intervals for several days.
There was renewed buying OF Ma
tional Lead, which caused further
advance In that stock of two points
and gains OF some extent were made
in nearly everything traded In during
the first hour.
Union Pacific, after a loss OF half
in the early trading, showed up. over
one point on buying induced to great
extent by washington dispatches.
Reading. which also lost half point
in the opening sales. moved up over
one point. Specialists In the stock at.
tributed the strength chiefly to cover
ing of shorts.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. March 3.--At the open
ing af the cotton market this morn
ing Yttle attention was paid 10 cables;
Traders here did not expect Liverpool
TO respond to a situation In near POSI-
lions that was purely local Therefore
the weakness OF near deliveries abroad
had little effect on sentiment here,
After the call, May was bid up rapidly
to lO.S9c. indicating that the bulls had
the situation well under control.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03
Markets are Finance

'49Ika corn--Msy. slKQslc. Oats
May, Sass Qb2&c Pork--May sil.70D
iis5. Lard-Siay. si.s2. Kibs-May.
Wheat GEARS were routed on the
board OF trade today. The markets
were all sharply higher-wheat. Ia ~
zhe; corn, lglAc; oats. - QlAc. and
provisions. ~ Q25c.
Closing prices; Yheat-May. $40
LOO ~, Corn-May. Ise%c. oats-May.
$3.50. Ribs--May. se.75 asked.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03

81 N Mai.14: Mich. s: Isle Roy. 20 v;
New. Cons, ga: New. Utah. SIS North
Butte, 50ss Old Dom. SO; Csc, SO; Par.
1879; Quincy. 81; Shan, los Sup.-Pitts.
liz; Troy. IS; u. S. r., 81 a; do pfd,
s.yicf Az wolv 100.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03
Hamilton las sIander eIII.

WASHINGTON. March 3.-Con-
gresham Edward l.. Hamilton, OF
Michigan, has introduced bill max
ing liable for slander any person hav-
ing a part in circulating false reports
against the solvency OF any national
bank calculated to cause run on that
bank.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03
PRODUCE.

Butter prices were Off a cent this
morning, following an equal decline
at Elgin yesterday, Receipts are not
mand is limited The egg market was
steady at Mondays decline. Current
receipts are being pushed out as fast
as they come in, as dealers are looking
for lower prices. The poultry market
Is almost At a standstill. Receipts are
very small. and while the demand is
equal 10 the supply. 1t would take but
littLe to overload the market Dressed
calves are slow and easy in tone. and
hogs are perhaps shade firmer.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03
Apple.-Fancy. ,s@s.Uo; common 81


~Batser-EStra creamery. 3lc; farm
separator. 27G 2sc; packing stock, 1877
prices: Extra creameries. .s2c; firsts.
soc; crooks, 2s@24c packing stock.
cabbsse@Home-grown. ,1G1.ss per
ceiery-s50 4oc per doz: California,
Crssberrie.--Lats Howes. $3.50 per
&c Csuiisower-california. ,1.7s@s per
ccAeese--Michisan> full cream. lao
Conee-Packass coffee. s14.7591s.ss
pressed C.lv.;z-Fancy. s0sMc; COM
Dressed Hogs-Light. sh9sAc;
Ess.-ssrsst prices: Fresh lp.l receipts gs.
a ays,2 isc o eases innc iIs 'S'
-EIour-Miehisan patent wood.
1855: second patent; sysS; straight
coarse Frsa ccrn meal sSs eorn ana osi
chop. s24.75; coarse middlings. .s26; fine
middlings, s2s per tons -
zoe per doz; cucumbers. ss.s5 ger
per bu; parsley, 2odasc per doz; water
ers ra:n sSs R& sS SH.. per ID.
Grnpes--Maiagas. sf5oG5.50 per Dbl.
Green Peppers-65c per basket
| Honey--F'ancy white. 17Q1sc; amber,
140D15c: extracted, S@9c per Id.
Hickory Nuts-s2 per bu.
Hay-Detroit shippers are paying the
following. prices for new baled hay in
$1,000! No. 2, s12.5o113.oo; clover,
mixed. Si2.5o@is; rye straw. 81; wheat
and oat straw, IS ton. In car lots.
&c: No. 1 green. SC; No green. &C: kip.
S So q s &c No. 4. &c; calf. cured. no. ].
lie: No. q SAG; calf, green; No. l.
i, IS; No. 2, 81; hseepskins.. as to wool
40c a s125.
Hardware--Wire nails, $40; base
bnrbe,l- ssIEs-S2 So No. q annealed- wire
s2.35; poultry netting before weaving.
cloth. 31.4o per 100 feet: lap and SIP.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03

" In the British Museum there is
hugo rope OF hair, Weighing nearly two
TONS. II was originally made for one
q the Emperors OF japan.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, March 3.--Hogs-KeceipIs
80, 600. market 5 to l0c lower; light,
sIsOQ4.5o; mixed. Ss.30G4.55: heavy.
s4s0q4.50; roughs. $3.50 q 40; pigs.
So 60 q 4.35: workers.. s4.45Q4.5o. Cattle
Gs; cows and heifers, $3.50 so; sTex-
ans. s3.T59475: calves. s5a7.25; west
errers5E t+94 stoekers and feeders
s2T5@4e0 Sheep-Receipts 10000.
$4,000 sec; yearlings. 35@6.25: lambs,
natives. $5Gs.5o; westerns, $5.25@6.S5.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03
D. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bonds, furnished by Cameron Currie
e. Co.: New rs reg 1O4z T 1851 do,
coup. los bid; new 3s reg lol y a lVz,
do coup, 10l u 1102; new Is reg, l22
6i23; do. coup. 1874 bid.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03

BOSTON, Mass. March y.-SaIes, fur
s.e43: Az, 127: Arc, los; Ariz.. %; Att
2sS: Bing.. sos: BONG. 500: B c. 225;
Blu. Gin, 1888: c. a A.. ITO; G; & IL.
8: Cent, rs; Range, 500: ID. w, l3s;
Sal, At; Mex. s45; Mich, 80; Mob, Is;
New. 10: New. rites, 2,7sT: N. B.. 1891
o. d.. 500: Csc, 10; Par, 3!s; Qy; 80;
Shan. 1874; Tam. 81 Trim. GAS; ~. 81 X
10. Wolv.. q
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03

Joint eavetroSeh. So and 10 per cent
of; round and corrugated conductor
pipe. 10 and per cent on
Lfmes--$1 61.25 per 100.
Lemons--Caiiforria. $3935o per box.
Muxhrooms--s0c per ID.
Ornnges-California navels. $500
onions-75c per bu: Spanish. sI.2s
crate.
Oiis--Raw. iinseed. <sc: boiled lin
seed; acc gal, less I per cent for cash
sene. shc;, turpentine. in barrel lots.
80 s,ne.spis.-rlorias, Iaesso per do..
Pos.tos.-car lots. o. B. Detroit,
es@sso per blu; new Bermudas. $3.50
Pouiiry--Llve springs. la@isc: hens.
lac; ducks. la@i4c; geese. Io@11c;
turkeys. 14@15c; dressed springs. Ia
WITc; hens. f3c; ducks, 14@ I5c; geese.
lss a' sors g ss g. family
heavy, siyoo: smoRsd hams. sMc: dry
D ssss h sIsssss S Bacon .4sss:f lard 81
Rabbits-Si.2 rs q 1.sQ per dog.
:., ros.so..YinolDe per ,sSS,,s per
0u su * per pys dominoes, $3.50; eagle
; table sSss cut loaf 1 Ss; 1nSss
lated. extra coarse. s515; granuiated.
ton bags. $500; srsnuIatsd; in as.,o
ed. 1856; confectionery 4, 1880; No. !.
ss;oe; Ne q ss;Ss; No; >; 70; No. = Ass Ss::
NO NO Il. sssS No No. H. ss5; No is ;sss
No Ia. $3.50: No. is, $3.50 per 100 lbs.
TalIow--No; I, INC; No. .. &c per 70.
Tomatoes-FToridas- 76c per basket
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03
NATIONAL LEAD IS
UP TWO POINTS
UNION PACIFIC LAND READING
IN RISE OF OVER ONE
EACH.
sroCk MARkET-CLosE.

Am. c. & F.. "a; Am. Loco, 50; Am.
sugar HAS cam Am s pSo Ana A Con- s9 ssm
A. II. & S. Fe. ssE Am. Wool, IL;
b. X o.. 7sh; b. R. Tr.. 40: Cent.
Leath IL. CHI 4 Ohio 26A- Can Pac-
n. Can. lss; Den. & Rio Gr., lSh
Erie. 10: do lists. rs: Gen. Flee. 1l61y
III. Cent. 1854. Mex. Cent. IS. NJ.
X, & Tex. l7S Ct. North, ii7g; Mo.
Nat Lead. IS: Nor a W., 60; North.
Pac.. 12l - N. Y. c. & H.. s4h; Ont &
w. esH Pac. Mail. 2eh; Penn, il2%
PEG. Gas. s6ts Phi. g. Read. IS ZIP. ST
81. Paul, l09ts Schloss ST.. Al; South.
Pac.. 6s7s; South. Ry., 9S; Tex. 4 Pao.,
IA: Union Rac.. liz: U. 8. s: Bonds,
wabash, So. do pfd, is; W. U. Tele.'
~.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03
LOCAL STOCKS.

The following quotations furnished
by Lewis q. Gorton. no. l415 Majestic
building, March 3, 1905.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03
NEW YORK SUGAR.

NEW YORK, March 3.--Domestlc re-
fined sugar market. steady and un-
changed Local raw sugar market
steady. London beet sugar market
steady with March and April up a d
each at los / Nd and los and. respec-
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03
Quotations by Cameron Currie a Co.
Open. High. Low Close
lbl Bid -lslSplit- tn4 NSmiaai.
TOLEnn GRAIN

TOLEDO, o., March 3.-Wheat--No. 2
red. slol y; May. si.oi%; July, sec;
Sept, s3hc. Corn--No. yellow. SOC:
May. ssAc; July. sahc; Sept. s2c. Oats
No. 3 white, 55c: May. save; July.
t7&c; Sept. 3Shc. Glover seed--Cash.
tll.e6; March. tii.s5; April. sll.15; Oct.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. March s.-ciose: Wheat
was quite strong on Tuesday MAY IN
Chicago went to a dollar about noon ;
a decrease OF two and a half. million
bushels east of the Rockies, and IRIS
with small receipts and good de-
bulls. Liverpool opened with break
and later recovered part OF II. The
foreign weakness Is because OF ex-
pected heavy Argentine exports 1as'
Week. The general feelins hmohs Dc
troit dealers IL bullish.
Wheat uuotations--Cash No. RED.
sI.o3A; May opened uncha l az AZ
L Sa sa axanssa to ,i'os . and closed at
y sacs TO su sSc op Sesined to sac sd-
yanced to s7hc. and closed at -
to sghc. declined TO 93hc, advanced to
is4hc, and closed at SAC: No. red,
81. 0o% No. / white. si.03A.
NO S0srs sae srs No geio% eaPs at sse
No. yellow. 1 car at 62Ac; NO. =
mixed. / car at 60c: sample. car at
&c oats-ca.h No. 8 white. s5hc; May,
Rye--Cash No. 2. s5c.
Beans--Cash, S2.20: May, s2.2l bid.
Gi0ve oe sesa loo BAGS sso at u s5 sam
pie. 20 bags at sil; 4 at sioso a.
$40. at 1925; prime aIsike, Sii.z3;
sample alBike. bags at $lO.
Timothy seed--Prime spot, 40 bags
Receipts in the Detroit market Tues
day. Included 400 bills of -four, cars
OF corn. 8 OF oats. and I OF rye. With
drawais were 400 bbls of fiour.. 1s.sls
bu OF wheat, and 2.31e bu OF corn.
Stocks are 29s,443 bu OF wheat. 1s4.42i
bu OF corn. 55.S65 bu OF oats. 1859 bu
OF barley, and s.303 bu of rye.
Northwestern wheat receipts Tues
day. fs1 cars; year ago. Ss1 cars
Wheat I'm Liverpool closed h@ y d
and corn "a q lower
BroomhaiI expects heavy Argentine
wheat exports this week. and an aver
age OF 100000 To 100000 per week
during April and May.
CHICAGO GKAIH..
fR~portsd Tor The rfncs through
Pred e. Osborne 4 CO. banksrs apd
Brokers. Penebscot huiIdssgD.
CHICAGO, March 3.--The wheat mar
ket opened shade lower TO shade
higher this morning. with rather
small trade at the start Commission
houses were fairly good buyers. The
BIT crowd was divided. Early Liver
pool cables were not fully up our de-
cline OF yesterday and later cabias
showed Improvement Northwest re :
ceipts are less than half what they
were last year.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03
COPpER MARKET-CLOsE.

Ariz. com'i. isA; Apex. az AL. IS;
Bal. a. Block Mn ,Hn e !; Boston Gon. cons
Butte & L.. sS: Cop. Con, ely &. & r.,
$50. &C A 4el y Gent a. paiy- "
sA Davis d.. ~; FL mRiy: "; r Ely
SIX Kek Cop. s: La Sale. 14%; Moh.,
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO.
Livestock Report By Sadler, Uorick q
CO.. COmuAlaaion Merchanfa

Livestock Report b sadlsr, Rorick q
Co., C0mml~sios Merchants.
BUFFALO, Feb. 29.-(Special. )-Cat-
tle-Receipts light and steady. Hogs
-Receipts $500: pigs. S4.75; all others.
$4,000 4.s6. Sheep-Receipts 1000: top
lambs, s7.5007.s0; top calves. %.
EAST BUFFALO, ~ Y, March b.
Cattle-Receipts l25 head. market fair
$50 head. market slow and steady: culis
10 choice. s5.25G9. Sheep and Lambs
Receipts 5000 head, market slow tor
lambs, sheep active. and steady; lambs,
s5.25GT.50; yearlings. y646.50: sheep,
1915 n $50. Hogs--Receipts APO head,
market slow. l0@15c lower for good
weights. pigs. 25c lower; workers.. $4.6ss
heavy. $4s5@Aso; roughs, s4@4.So:
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03

The microbe fiend will be confirmed
In his business who learns that some
hardy microbes can live over two cen
turtles on the land and longer yet In
Ever notice that shortly after de-
stroying anything you find use for 1t?
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03

Cotton prices, furnished by Cameron
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03
nosToN CoPPER SALES.

.Ex dividend. $3.50.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-26

poW6'ddzclai Widzac popu-
chic ! Cd pa1asz6v posieka.:
ne rece, : kt6rych jeszcze
krew 2 ran saczy}a, zadzi-
vii sic mocno mad Wytrwa-
lo6cia tych dzieci, 2blizyl
Bie donpl j lzami v O.
each ucafowaI: Kauai IN
natycbmiast n4ce opatrze6, i
lie MONA byIo, da6 wygo-
de " domu jednego gospo-
|darza.
PIzy pozegn1saii11iiu sic do-
W6dzcy=.z dziecnli. zaWo{af
m}ody Kojko:
Juz odcho1zisz cd mas
a cze,mze sic broni6 bedzie-
my, ja;k,:' mas Moskale napad
ma? Kaz nam przyniesc bro6
nasza w1asna kt6ra zo1nie-
re wa asr p;orrozbierali.
Dow6dzca rozkazai natych-
Mast brofi zWr6cic, a dzieci
skoro ia odebraly, kazde
W uniesieni,. rado5ci calo-
wa1o i przyciskalo ia do
serca. ia za6 majac reke
prawa pocieta, try palce u
tracone, przyczepifem sic do
Kurpi6w i 1eczyli5my sic
wsp6lnie.
ciag' "a aifiszy nastapi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-26
n
Ma sprzedaz

~ .Es -r..r
Dobra 1870 akrowa farma
ma sprzedaz, 80 ARROW pod
p1ugiem, reszta boz i past
wiska. Dom murowany i du-
zy nowy chew, dostatni ma
40 sztuk bydla j 6 Eoni j o.
kolo 100 ton6w .siana, r6z-
ne budynki, dobra studnia,
wszystko W najlepszym po>>
rzadku. Ty]ko p mill cd Wi
nony. Blizszych szczeg6}6w
u wlasciciela J6zefa Szumih-
skiego W Bluff Siding, Wis
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-26
~ ss1-!f1s>
.Raty exkursyjne do Chicago
koleja North Western.

. cenach=je;'nej j jednej polowy
.jazdy "a tykiet W obie strony, 80 i
3 listopada + I, Q, II s grudnia
Z powo.dlulss smmiedzynarodowe wysta-
wy towarow zywych, W Chicago
Powr6t. ogg1laniczony do~l2 grudhia:
Pc blizsze szczeg6ly udaG sic do
agent6w sprzedajacych bilety.0
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-26
melody ID
. " BOIEATE'RI
.-*@*-

-x8*-
Ma rewolueyq W roku 1881
poszedl kurp Betuk Z trze.
ma SWAMI; 6redniemu ma
imie bylo kojko. Bylo to ma
Litw;e.
Ten, ;kt6ry opisuje czyny
zolnierskie Lojka. tax opo-
Wiada: Mast .strzelcy odbili' j
mnie = rak m~oskiewsalkich.
Pomiedzy tymi dziesieciut
|Kurpiami znajdowal sic TAX
re 6w Betuk Z trzema sy.
nami, miedzy kt6rymi by1
|:jedenastoletni Kojko.
Dow6dzca naszych strzel
COW wjdzi lud biedny i wy
nedzniony, spostrzega tax
re starego OLGA z trzemb
ma}ymi ch1opczykami; pyta
sic, co to sa "a clliopcy?
| Sredni z Mich Eojko, u
przedza OLGA: ismiafo odpo-.
wiada:
/ - My ME jestesmy chop
cami, ale zofnierzami, a ten.
Jest nasz ojciec.
RozSmiaf sic dow6dca.
strzelo6w, a zartujac ~ chop
ca, dalej mcW'i:
Me bardzo musicie bye
Ebitnymi= zolnierzami, kiedy-
Sole sic dali .zabfa6 Moska-
lem.
- I tybys sic dab zabrat
rzecze ch1opczyna
.gdyby ciI rece pokaleczyli
jak mana
ca? - zapyta sic do,
w6dzca macie rece polka
leczonef
Chlopczynal odr6oiwsz:yjf
sic do braoi,s rzecze:
!. --7.Pokazmy rany, % nam
|ieszczz = "a IL .v Is: Y, = ze-
Wl6klszy man P 'ar
.otol czy m6glbyd y tax
.poran,iiol,nr,ys .broDic sic Moska-
lowi2
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-26
K ] Il WIladYsla;W War:
!. !. Il. nedezyyk.
(Opowiedzial szymon : Kepy.

lOpowiedzia} Szymrlon : Keepy.
)
Teraz tel Tlu1rcy poczuli,
70 ma servo i'm sic Wlady-
slaw dobiera do sk6ry, vice
czemprledsei warunki poko-
ju wypetnili ale jak? Cd
stapili w%prawdzie Cd serbii,
wr6cii je6c6w, wr6cili tel.
trzymanych " niewoli sy,
NOW ksiecia Jerzego, ale
oczy i'm wypalili. Vice tel
Wladys}aw ME czeka1 chWili
tylko wyruszyl p%rzeciwko.
wiarolomcom. Mai on malo
wojska, DO tylko 10 tysiecy
a W}osi, kt6rzy mu PREY.
sill pomoc, mawiali, re sui
tan, gdy w.ychodzi ma polo
wanie, wiecej bierze wojska
z soba. I ia raza zswi6dl sic
Wladyslaw ma swoich. Mkt
z obcych mocarzy Europy
ME przys1al mu pomocy, a
ksiazeta slowia6scy, kt6rzy
mu ~pom6dz byli obowiazani
wykrecali sic tenn, ze kr6l
Wladys]aw z]ama1 przysiege
a oni ME chca oyc uczestni.
kami tego. grzechu.
Prey pierwszem spotkaniu
sie z Turkami odniesli nasi
6Wietne zwyciestwo i by}oby
ina nadal szcze6cie sluzylo,
gdyby ME. 2drada Wenecyan.
CT bowiem mieli si}e okre-
tow i zobowiazali sic okreta-
mi swemi strzedz brzeg6w,
ably Turkom przez wode ME
przyby]a pomoc. w rozpacxy,
uda]i sic do Mich Turcy i
ofiarowali i'm dukata cd
kazdego zolnierza, kt6regoby
p%rzewiezli, a re Wenecyanie
byli narodem sZachrajskim i
szukali we wszystkiem tylko'
wiekszego zysku, przystali
ma zdrade i W jedna noe 40.
tysiecy Turk6w %przewiezli.
Pomimo. widocznie nieko-
korzystnego po}ozenia, VIA
dys}aw posuna1 sic naprz6d
al pod Warne, a Turcy "a
MIN - tn trzeba bylo bitwe
rozpocza6 j. chociaz naszych
by}a male6ka garstks; a
Turk6w przesz}o sto tysiecy,
nasi dzielnie sic spisywali:
i juz Turcy dawali "a wygra-
ma. .Gdzie tylko Wladyslaw
sic zjawj}, tam prazyl pagan
bee litosci, to tel pred MIN
pierzchali ma wszystkie stro-
ny. Gdy resztka Turk6w, u
ciekfa, pozostali ma miejscu
tylko'- ia6czarowie, kt6rzy.
ably sWoich do tenn wiekszej
# a = .a a E-r elE--&e ~ ~. = -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-26

'niejj zza'wgilessz5iflii uk,I q pokpjo-
Wy, poprzysiezony przez VIA
dyslaW'a. Is te1 DO % zy'wego
.poruszylo krola j ME czeka-
JAG, ably ryceratwo jego "a
MIN lp,'ol' pos rzuc'l sic IA:
prod ma jahczar6w. Ci wi
z,bllizajacego sic kr6la,
rozstapili sic pred MIN tax
jak gdyby sic cofali kr6l
" zapale rzucif sic naprz6d
"a MIN popedzilo take ry-
cerstWo, ale W tax niedosta-
tesznej liczbie, ze Turcy,
majae juz W1adyslawa W pc
naraz "a iego pie
sic z}aczyli i odcieli go
Cd jego rycerstwa; jego sa:
mego zas, gdy z kcniem
" okop, zabiIi.
TAX poleg} kr6l Wlady-
liczac lat 20, a. doka-
zawszy juz cud6w waleczno-
Sci. Glove jego odcieto, "a
W miodzie i W try
unite ObnOsZOnO pc ull..
miasta Konstantynopo.
Ia - chrze6cijanie ja potem
z wielka czcia W
ko6ciele ma OLYMPIC pocho-
Pomimo tego zwyciestwa
tax wielka by1a ich
ze ME smieli Scigac
naszego wojska, kt6.
re do domu5 powr6ci1o.
.Ci. kt6rzy kr6la TAX b.
I opu6cili, chcac sic
obmycs q why, twie1 dill, &c
kr6l zfamai ~przysiege, re
badz jak badz,. %powinien by}.
zaprzysiezonege. rokoju do
re smierc jego by:
10 kara "a krzywoprzysie
stwo tip. To samo o%powiada-
ia take nieprzyjaciele Ko.
i ~wymySlili bake, 70.
Papiez naprz6d juz W}ady-
s1awa cd grzechu krzywo.
przysiestws rozgrzeszy}, ze
Papiez mu w~ytl6maczy}, il
poganom i niewiernym ME
przysiegi dotrzymy'
wac. A GO najgorsza, re ma
my jeszcze do dis dnia ty-:
[u p1ytkich dziejopisarzy,
kt6rzy ME badaja rzeczy u.
ale ohydne to zarzu-
~ skwapliwie powtarzaja. !:
Nauka 0 ~niedotrzymywan;u
niewiernym: jest u.
Turk6w i u zyd6w, ale nj,
gdy ME by}a i ME jest W Ko-.
5ciele naszym. Ma mocy u
.owazinienia od samego Zba
Ko6ci6i odpuszcza.
pod wa,:runkami grzechy po-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-26

~pozwolenie do grzechu, .
to jest niepodobiiee,h1s,twemfl.
Kardynal, kt6ry Wladysla-
|wowi doradzal, WykazyWal
|mu poplostu, % do utrzyraa-
MIA pokoju ME byl przysie
"a oboWiazany, DO przYsiagl'
DC zachowa te a te Warunki,
a zesczas minaf i Turcy wa
ErunkoW ME dopelnili, vice
tel ME potrzebjoowaa1 kr6l-
Izachowac pokoju. Wiaroiom-
nj byli, jak zawsze, Turcy,
-bo oni przYsiegli, ze ably
uzyskac pok6j, wypelnia
warunki, a ME wypelnili ich.
g. wypefnili je dopiero po
czasie, gdy W3adys}aw przy-
siag}, ze. i'm tego wiare}om-
silva ME daruje, ale iwten-
.czas warunk6w calkowicie
ME dopelnili: wyds]i syn6w
Jerzego, ale poprz6dnio o
krutnie i'm oczy wypalili.
KONIEEC.
4.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-21

Chattanooga, Tenn.-Possessing
fortune Of at least s15OOOO, John Ne
MILAN. aged SO, died in a hovel in the
outskirts of Chattanooga. He had for
years lived in apparent poverty, be-
Ing seen on the streets at infrequent
intervals.
When away from his shack he In
variably carried a chip market bas.
ket. which, it has been learned since
his death, contained cash and papers
worth over 100000. At one time he
owned a great deal Of real estate, but
six years ago his son committed sui.
eide, after which the old man convert.
ed most Of his property into cash.
AS far as known he left no will, and
the fortune will go to his only daugh.
ter, Mrs. James McCluggage OF Rose
Hill, Kan It Is said that the old man
and his daughter had been estranged
Tor many years.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-21
Henkel Has to Wait for Goldman to
Deal Them Out to Nine.

Philadelphia.-'rm only going up
the street few doors with this gen
tleman,' said Louis Goldman to his
wife the other afternoon. 'Ill be back
shortly Goldmans nine little chill
dren ran up to be kissed, as was their
custom when their father departed
One by one he took them up in his
arms. When it came to the sixth he
turned to the caller and hoped he
wasn't in hurry.
"Oh, no." replied the caller. u
have ten at home myself. and am
with Mr. Roosevelt on the home ques-
tlon-and in several other things
also"
Then Mr.. Goldman departed with
his caller United States Marshal
Henkel, and they went up the street
few doors to the Ludlow street jail
where Goldman expects 10 remain
some time. The marshal locked him
I'D on an order signed by Judge
Hoagh in the United states district
court for contempt Of court for having
fal.ed to turn over to his trustee in
bankruptcy the sum Of Ss,76s, and alsC
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-21
STONES IN PUMP; CITY DARK.
Theaters and Mills Stop for Odd
Cause in Chester.

Chester, Pa.-The Beacon Electric
Light company's plant became inca
pacltated the boiler becoming clogged
with several hundred pounds Of stones,
which the suction pump drew with
such force from the river that the
screen through which the water passes
was broken, allowing the distractions
to pass through.
Suddenly the engine refused to
work, and the electric current was
shut off all over the city.
AS a result of the accident num-
ber Of Industrial plants, which depend
upon the Beacon company's plant for
light and power were compelled to
shut down. The Chester Times was un-
able to issue its edition until late in
the afternoon.
The matinee performances at the
Chester opera house and the Family
theater were in progress when the
lights suddenly went out, and the man
agements found it necessary to open
the window blinds, admitting the day
light, and dismiss the audiences, as
sufficient illumination could not be OBJ
tanned to proceed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-21
PUZZLE OVER MERCURY.
Professor Says There Are No Planets
Between II and Sun.


San Francisco.-That there are no
planets between the sun and Mercury
and that scientists must find another
theory to explain why Mercury does
not move in the regular orbit de-
scribed for it are the conclusions Prof
". W Campbell, head OF the Lick Oh.
seryatory. has reached from the de.
yelopment Of Photographic plates
taken at Flint island several months
ago. The plates show the complete
absence of any planet between the
sun and Mercury.
For so years astronomers have been
puzzled by the problem that Mercury
does not follow the path which should
be its natural course and which
mathematical astronomy has outlined
for It. That there was a force pulling
It from It's orbit apd that this force
was the attraction Of planets between
it and the sun was the general theory
Prof Campbell said These photo
graphic plates dispose Of this theory
and mathematiclans will have 20 looh
elsewhere Tor forces. While the plates
have not received their final develop
ment. they make the absence OF plan
| ets certain