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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-29

whom it belongs is from a gold tooth.
/ walked a mile and a half to a tele-
phone to send what information I had
about the wreck and the death of Mr..
Pawlas to Billings.
zone Of the most remarkable dis
plays of nerve I have ever seen was
given by Sam Slomowitz, who had
both legs broken. Bud Littlefeld and
l were working close together when
they took Mr.. Slomowitz out of the
wreckage. That is Solomonwitz,' said
/. No, it is not said Bud. The in
jured man heard us and turning to me
said, Hell, Fred, where are you go
ing, went back into the car with
him and he seemed to think he was
going to die. His legs were crushed
to q pulp and hung limp. I cheered
him up and told him would get we'll
and he frightened up and seemed to
Improve. His suffering must have
been something terrible.
"There were many other such dis
plays Of nerve and fortitude."
Companions Killed, He Escaped.
Fred W.. Shank, q lather, who was
employed on the construction of the
Babcock theater, vas .. passenger in
the tourist car. He had gone forward
Ito the smoking car. While the two
men with whom he was talking were
killed he escaped with a broken leg
and injuries on the back.
II had just gone into the smoking
carr said Mr.. Shank at the hospital
yesterday. Il was standing in an
aisle talking to a stranger and we had
Just looked at our watches, which
showed 1858 o'clock, when the crash
came. When I came to / was sitting
on the bodies of two dead men, one
of them, the man 1 had been talking
to. and the other a nude corpse. All
around me was wreckage. ! moved
slightly and slipped to the snow be
low and when / tried to get up and
lW6lk, \ lOuAu NY AS6 WNo
was placed on a stretcher and carried
into the %improvised hospital In the din
ing car, where were the other injured
i had not felt any pain until I got into
the car, when the pain in my leg was
something awful. Around me were
moaning injured and sobbing bereaved
My escape was something remarkable
as the people all around me were
killed.
MI. Shank is on his way to his hom'
: in Red Lodge, where he has lived tn
past year.
Clones Torn Of.
: Frank Silvers states that he wa,
: standing on the platform talking witt
9 two men, whom he did not know. On
! OF them asked the time, and looking q
! his watch he announced that it wa
1888 by 1t. Just then the crash came
everything seemed blurred and the
a he passed into unconsciousness. Whe'
he came to, he was sitting on the dea
9 bodies OF the men with whom he ha
been talking, n Of whom had bee
y stripped OF his clothes by the force Q
g the shock.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-29

carriage for the scene of the wreck
in the morning and j. Collins West,
manager of the Billings brewery and
a personal friend Of John Pawlas left
to find the body of the latter. MI.
West made the trip in his automobile.
8Hathhorn in the Wreck.
Among the passengers on the
wrecked train, who came to Billings
was Fred H. Hathhorn, who had been
to Helena defending Robert Anderson,
proprietor of the Hardin hotel, who
had been on trial in the federal court
at Helena charged with illegally sell
ing liquor to Indians. Mr.. Anderson
was pronounced not guilty by a jury
in Judge Hunts court Thursday night
and he and Mrs. Anderson and Mr..
Hathhorn were returning to Billings.
Mrs. Anderson's grief was he%artrend-
ing.
Her husband had gone into the
smoking car just q few minutes before
the wreck occurred. When the crash
came he had just lighted q cigar and
commenced smoking. Mrs. Anderson
went about the wreckage in searchsot
his body and when she found him, she
threw herself on his remains and cried
pireously. Mrs. Anderson was brought
to Billings by Mr.. Hathhorn.
.'The scene at the wreck was awful
said Mr.. Hathhorn, in speaking about
the disaster, and / shall never forget
il as long as I live. The crash came
lsoon after | arose. I was thrown for
ward several feet and badly shaken up
but recovered myself Immediately.
expected to see the car 60 over for the
shock felt as though the end of thu
car was being raised. l grabbed ont
of the posts and awaited, but the ia
quickly passed.
81 got out of the Pullman as sool
as possible and went forward. TIL
sight that met my eyes was awful
Even the trainmen did not seem t
comprehend what had taken place AM
stood mutely surveying the wreckag
from beneath which began to come tn
cries of the injured. Everybody wen
to work. First We dug out the injure
and carried them to the dining car, an
then we took out the dead. Many Q
them were pinned beneath the wrecl
age.
Found Body Of Pawlas.
I'm our search I found the nam
plate Of John Pawlas' key ring. b.
the keys had been torn of. imm'
diately asked the conductor II M
Pawlas was on the train and IN e
amining his tickets he found the cal
) celled mileage given by MI. Pawls
from Columbus to Park City. Then
began tosearch for him. Next1 foun
E his watch, stopped at S:15 o'cloc
: Both the watch and key check wei
rtwisted, showing how awful q bee
3 the compact where Mr.. Pawlas 50
0 Then / found his body. The head Wi
severed from 1t.
s Some Of the bodies were so bad
mangled that We had to pick Il
8 pieces up and place them in q blankt
8 Away from the rest Of the pieces
e human flesh and bones we fonnd q
jaw Of some victim, which 2 oee
torn from its socket and thrown ssid
The only means Of Identifying
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-29
cio,nes Torn OFF.
Strayed.

From ranchsa ct Roundup. Mont. one
brown horse about Z yearssold. weight
l,100 pounds, branded wine cup on
left shoulder. $500 reward. Notify
J. q. Herd, 10 N. 25th street. Billings.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-24
2 sypialnlymi wagona'
mi pomiedzy Chicago
Black Hills kolej
a@5 vi ..s a
Chicago & North
Western.

Cod1ienny sypiialnymi vagona-
q III pomiedzyaC hicsgo Rapid q
", s. D., prsez Huron j Pierro
peedzacy pociagg, opusEcza Chicago Q
ss.14 wieszorem, przyby Va do Hue
ron Q 8, 5OsWieczorem, do Pierre, Q
1.4Ox rama, do rapid City, 0 2 80
: rama. Wschodni nadgrannoxny o.
puszcxa Rapid City Q 8 80 wieoso-
rem. Pierre, o $40 rama, Hu
rano o 8.35 : rama, przybyKado
Chicago 0 Z 10 : rama. Prosta dro-
81. Punktualna jazda. Niesrowna:.
M usfuga. q wagony sypialne re
1erwowe planyi peine ~informacye
xgiosit sic doagentow tykietowych
kolei North Weste IN.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-24

BRDOCKSHOlRE. Tex.

- - tH- G' tatH @8-SE-r' .&&@.sE.-E--
B~RDOCKsHORE. Tex,
W cisgu aocH. Z ssoboty "a
niedaele gron = 11't. bisl y
dzi wwlokla : wiezenia tu=
tejezego m1u'1rzvna Dove New
tona I lynezowala 60: Byio on
oskarlong o:Wsp6fudzial
" nm am. ,,il.,l ! ! Z: Johna
Buchtrina, zastrzelonego O.
negds, 2leisei bfatNeWtona,
o te sauna zbrodnie oskarze-
nj wywiezienls tajemnie do
Hampstead. Panuje tn wiel-
kie rozgoryezenie j wszystkim
murzynom walesajacym sic
bez zatrudnienia rozkazano
bezzwlocznie wynosit sic z 0.
kolicy, .,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-24
PHILADELPHIA, PA,

- : y So =" ~
W przejefdzie 2 Baltimore
bawi'. tu. i p~rzemawifl W. j.
Bryan. Wszedzie, gdzie tylko
Bryan zawita, ,witsja 60 EMU
zyastyczaie dziesiatki tysiecy
ludzi. We Waszyngtonie Park;
ko1o PHILADELPHIA ~prsemawia]
Bryan do 20 tysiecy ludzi,
miedzy innemi rzek1 on tam:
,,Fakt, 20 pc ed'wq porazkach
zosta}emm nominowany pc raz
Sci i to bez pomocy zadnego
prezydepta, dowodzi .dostate:
cznie, jak popularnemi 50
mole zasadyi idee" Stowa te
w~ywola}y niedajacy sic opisat
d1ugotrwa1y entuzyazm.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-24
Rozbierania grunt6w Rose
bud .otwarte.

Million akr6w rzadowego gruntn
v powvgiecie Trip, s. D. otwarte
bedxie sdla poszukiwaczy grunt6w
cd ) 60 do l7go pazdziernlka y
Dallss j Gregory s. D. jedyne
mlaeta Y obwodzie reserwseyjnym,
kt6re dosiegn4c moina tolela Chi
cago & North Western, jedyna
calkowita podrdz kolej4 do lezer.
Kacyi Dc zapisauia sic trseba sta
wid osobiscie " 1ednem : tyoh
dw6ch mast Club xaprxysieienie
.zrobione " O.Neill Tub Valentine,
Nebr. i przeslane.)
Pytsjcie sgent6w sprzedajaoyoh
bilety kolei North Western o fo~
lia1y i mapy, Z zupeinem obi a6nla-
iaoem opisem jak zabezpieczyc So
bic tw'erc sekcyi rzadowych grun--
tow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-24
n 6Wlc mic ME kOsztuje
leCZ sic Opfaci.

Darme leezenie, dawane, biednym
|luidziiom zawsze dowodzi powodze-
MIA specyalist6w stanu Illinois. 9
|1icznych wW,yylleeczeniach m65wasii tsiiee, tax
wfiiele, itch ofisa q tad przepelL
None. Najlepsze zaopatrzenia o
strzynane, pofsczcne latarni dos
w5iiadczenia, daje4moznose. tyyzna spee--
cyalistom Wyytwarzania kuraeYi,
kt6re plrzechodza nawet lekarskie
p,oe,Wpuofanie- Oferta darm,.eagep, leca1enii,a
Eakonc,zy, sic wsprzyszlymstygoddn
i wszsy.sccyy 'lkkatbdrzyy chez brad haazliAi
when muszag spsa6 lub zgglosiG s Il
pod adresem 82s- West-State Str.
Rockford I'll
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-24

WASHINGTON, d. G. =
Ernest L. Harris, Ameryksh.
ski konsul " Smyrnie, Anna
tolii, doni6s1 sekretarzowi
stanu 0: wypadku, kt6ry
m6glby %sprowadzit powaz-
niejsze: naetepstwa. Dls
dw6chs: meryxa6skich firm
eksportowyeh przybylo die.
wietset woz6w n~aladowanych
figami:G dy rozpoczeto je wy.
~pakowywaf, Geese robotni'
k6w: zastrajkowala, zmusila
reszte pracujacych do pc.
rzucenia roboty, poczem
wsp6lnie strawberry zniszczy'
Ii cze6t zapas6w fig. Konsu'
amerykiiaalhislki .zawezwal ma
tychmiast pomocy wojsko.
wei, ma co. lokalne wladze
wysla|y trzydziestu zoinierzy
Spok6j wkr6tce pr,ywr6cone
i firmly smerykahskie SO ODE
cnie wolne cd wszelkich ma.
pa6ci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-24
TEX.
dnia is. Wrzesnia
SzanoWna RedakcYo!

Szanowna Redakcyo!
Zakilka dni tylko,7bo % go
b. m. zacznie sic pora jesien-
"a. Jesieh jest to trzecia TO-
"a roku, ma ona nieco wy
glad podeszlegos " latach q
slusznego. ; powaznego mez-
cz yzny; to tel kasdy niemal,
a zwlaszcza ludzie " roll pra-
cujacy, chetnie miedzy SODA
o. jesieni A ma
wet j kupiec takiemu rolni-
kowi Gale lato daje ew6j to-
war ma borg, czyi ma kre-
dyt, q przykazuje mu, pamie-
tajcie Woiclechu, zebyscie
" jesieni mole pienisdze
:rzetelnie mi oddali.
U mas jesied inz istnieje
ID miesiaca, . nasze Vol
ciechy przywoza sWoia ba-
Telne ma targi il sprzedaja,
! wierzycielom sWoim, jeze-.
Ii kt6ry co Jest winien, che
tnieoddsja.
Obieranie bawe1ny bylo tn
nieco utrudnionem = poWodu
.upal6w jake tu panoWaly do
10 TN. poczem s~iep4ouw,iet'ttr:z'e
nieco ochll,ot,d';lziio; q lego
spadI tn obfitY deazcz, kt6ry
JUL ma Wa.s,kl,,r1.o6 spslo.na de
mic p~rzywr6t6cl:iill|.. 81: % O. normal
nego stanu, tax sed q iuz.
Wyglada jak prawdiwa je-
sieh:: dnie= y ~pp,o,ch,lnl,nlrnne, :
mily chl6d tax Ilassogorza.
lych Cd slohca polndnioN6
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-24
E"#f G.=-.1 t% 80 t47&-~ =.~sn% Z 5.-EE t#.usia
OBUWIE KT0REF ROBI
OLA WAS PIENIADZE.

Dollar opzczedzony, zraczy dollar %zarobiony, zwykle=
sic m6wi. Mozecie kupic obuwie " wielu innnychz
%skladach, lecz ME pc tax niskiej Genie jak dostaniecies
u mas, lecz niema skiadu " miescie kt6ryby wan eprze-s
dal obuvie y tax dobrym gatunku "a te Gene, 20 iakisj
kohcu ceni. Jest to jedna rzecza kupowaf obuvie, ktd-l
re ma; wiele polysku j stylu q lima rzecza to kt6re Jest
.robione do uzytku. Ny zwyklismy sprzedawat1 stylko
gdy chlopiec Tub d4ieReze je zmoczy. Spr6bujcie pare
naszego obuwia - wypr6bujcie szk6lne trzeriki, .
przekonacie sic, il wytrzymaja dwie parry zWyklych
trzewik6w pc podobnych cenach. s -#
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-24

West KlL6WaHaele!, n us.
dnia y: 5.=W =. lllilia !, q 1908 y
szanowna Red1alk.cyol
Ma wielkaDoc, DO We Wielka
dostaliis5mlly dzwonl,
lila mas nlany " Louis,
Mo. l459 funtbw wazacy.
Me mielismy stoi szsze6cia.
dostapit ~laski,1by m6gl bye
po6wiecony, n dopiero dnia.
7go b. m. naszeksiadz otrzy-
mai list Cd Biskupa, 10 dnia
Is b. M. bedzieaiw Kewannee
bierzmowal rano,sa pc polud-
niu przyjedziei#do mas pos
Wiecie dzwon.
Gas byl kr6tld, ale nasi
wiarusy, chociaz zaieci mloc-
ka, to iednak tax wszystko
bylo urzadzone j przygoto-
wane, ze sam Bisknp powie-
ze6mygo pnyjeli bar
do pieknie. z. muzyka milo
dzie6c6w polskich ma czele
wysz|y towarzystwa, j kto byl
zdr6w 2 )oarafii Pc biskupa
j p~rzyprowadzili 20 do pie
banii.
Gdy biskup j Duchowie6-
stwo przybrai szaty swiete,
wyruszono d%o5dzWonu, kt6ry
byi otoczony ludem, kt6ry z
~ciekawo6cia przypatrywal sic
c~eremoniom, Slucha1i6my z
natezeniem, ciekRwi jake tez
imiona otrzyma nasz .dzwon
na. chrzcie; az Biskup ma
maszczajae dzwon wyrzekl
"in honorem Weneeslai, Sta
nislai Joseph" Pc tel CO.
remonii, 30 dzieei dobrze
przyuczonych, przystapilo
do Sakr. BierzmoWania, z ma
5ozehstwem j pokora, 4 szcze-
6scie niebieskie malowa}o sic
na ich leach. Te: same
dziewczatka 6pieWalyAo So
.lutaris.. Iamtnmal ergo q
ks. Biskup ulzieln blogosla-
wie6stwa Najsw. Sakr.
Ma ko6cu zabrzmiaia pies E
polska, kt6ra sic Bislupowi
navel podobala.
Parafianin
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-24

:..E'S = G.@ - .E."-E =
NEW HAVEN, Comma
rad ~tramwaji miejskich na
g16wniejszych liniach pcob-
sadzai tram waie -dedat kowa
obs}uga..' Sc to 1udzie nowi
i. nieuni6ci. Prawdo2odobnie
przygotu;e sic kompan'a do
strajku, ably pa wszelk' wy
padek mice ludzi zdolnycb
dc obslugi tramwaji.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-24

- ~ t>E3"s it& = Y2StNEa-s5+t~%~ ##.I
PEORIA, ILL.,, Naiprzew,
ks .Biekup: Jan L. Spalding Z
dyecezyi Peoria W Stanie
Illinois, kt6rys y zubiegfymn
.tygodniu mist pros1c Oica
6w. o uwolnisDiie: 2 obowiaz-
k6w zarzadzania dyecezya,
pozostanie jednak prawdopo-:
dobnie M swy1a wysolim u
rzedz;e,, = ty1ko, lby mu Y.
mozIi5Wic klGapye=lntal.dRatlo-
n1ego zdroN va kt6 re-. =gi6Fna
Jest wlasnie pIzyctyna, i
Bisk.uIp chcial sic usunac, g
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-24

raz BY m6gl wyieehae ma 70
czenie do Europy, zostanie
prawdopodobnie zamianowa
ny Bisknp- Koadjntor n til
dyecezyi. Wczoraj wezwal K ks.
Biskup ss:paulding konsulto-
row i nienaruszalnych pro-
boszcz6w swej dyecezyi ma
kcn1ferencye, kt6fej cele.n
ma bye obranie podanie
0jcu sw.3ch kanIyiat6w
ma s%tanowisko Biskupa-Koa-
iutora, Przy tel sp ,sobno6ci
zebrani kaplani serdecznie
prosili Biskupa, by ME opu
szszal dyecezyi, ale pozosta1
W niej az do smierci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-24

ALTON, ELL. - Przez II
Tat toczyfa s'e " sadach stanu
Illinois rozprs wa czy murzyn
ka Minnie Bob ma bye dopu-
szczona do klasy. gdzie ucze.
gzczaja bale dzisci. estate
cznie najwyzszy sad STAMP
Illinois, orzekl, re murzynke
musza przyjac do szkoly bia.
lych. Murzynka liczy JUL Is
lat lecz poszla do szkoly, gdzie
ia przyjeto do kfasy 3ciej "a.
ZEN z 81 10 letnimi dziecmi.
Ma podstawie tego wyroku
inni murzyni wniosa zadanie
przyjecia ich dzieci do szko}y
bialych w Alton jest oddziel.
ma szko}a ola czarnych, lecz
uwazaja oni to slusznie "a
ujme i upokorzenie jednej "a.
sy pred druga, vice sado-
w WI doehodza swoich Draw,
jake ludzie stworzeni przez
jednego Boga.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-24

COW orzeEwil g sic katdy
jalkos zwaHszYm czuje. Dzi.
kie gesi v praNdie ieszczs
ME leca j dopiero ~ kilka
tygodni mozna she bedzie
spodziewae ze sic usiyszY ieh
geganie, ale cato nasza mlot
dzliez poczyna nieco tn low
die miedzy soba zalotnie
sic iedni drugims okRiadczat;;
4 byli tut tacy co nieyczeka-
Ii chlodniejssei pory, tylko
ssie dozgonna mi1o5cia JUL POI
laczyli.
Poczawszy Cd ostatniej
mel korespondencyi We VIA
rusie, to noWych. maIzehstw
nanny lyle: p. Michai sko.
rupihski q pania julia Bie-s
rzyhska, mtodzi wdowiec i.
wdowa. Dominik Wachel =.
'panna Elzbieta Sluzemska;
Walenty Basihski, z panna
'J6zefa Baranska. Antoni
Hablihski 2 pania Wladysla=
wa Klos, oboje mlodzi widow
cy. To dopiero poozatek, bo5
tel jesieni, jak sic okazuje,
|bedzie DUO wes6i.
Zbi6r bawe}ny, ME jest TAX
|obfity jak sic s~pcdziewano;
|lecz ostatni tez ME jest; lu.
dziska jednak, tax kazdy
twier-dzi, ze wyjda ma swoje.
Tax samo cena "a bawel,
ne jest cd z. r. O wiele niz-
sza. Zeszfego roku sprzeda-
wali6my nasza baweine 0
.tym czasie pc 124centa funt.
- Obecnie sprzedajemy pc
|8Mc. "a fullt. M6wia, 20
p6zniej ma bye drozsza, ale
ludzie temu ME wierza, DO
jezeli sic kto "a goracem
|sparzy, to potem i ma zimne
|dmucha, tax sic. rzecz miaia
zesz}ego roku Z z;:l naszemi far !, !.
me1ami; DO gdy i'm chcie]i
piacic "a 5awelne pc 12a cen
ia, to oni chcieli pc Is. cen
tow, a potem tax bswe}na
staniala, ze i'm dawano pc
loci nizej. Niekt6rzY spree.
dali q niekt6rzy trzymaja j
podobno - niechca jej ku-
pic ch1opska spekulaeya.
|Przeniosla sic tn do vice.
no6ci SIP. Katarzyna Wasiak,
iona tutejszego ob. Tadeu-
sza Wasiaka; p. Tadeusz na-
ley do Zjednoczenia p. 0.
B. S. ]. " Ameryce i jego
iona nalezala, to tez otrzy-
ma 20 ionic 1000 do]ar6w.
TAX samo zmarla W pologu
SIP. PAM Pajakowa, iona p.
M. Paiaka, ale 10 ten niena-.
lezal do zadnej organizacyi,
vice ME dostanie 2 nikad
zadnei zapomogi.
Laczmy sic " towarzyst-
wa, przYstepujmy do kas
posmiertnych, bosto jedyna
.obronicielka " biedzie, jeze.
Ii ci Bog zabierze Zone Tub
ionic meza. P6zniej Q tel
.spraWie pom6wimy, iezel;
bedzie MONA, dis zakoh-
cam pisanie:
Iech
-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-24

GALVESTON, Tex.-John
Puchtern, =zamozny farmer
" powiecie Waller, Texas,
przepowiedziana miai smiert
we 6nie. Pc przebudzeniu Sit
Buchtern sen sw6j dokladnie
opisal i przeslal swemu ku-
zynowi. W liscie napisal re
morderca jego, murzyn stree
lit do niego 2 rewolweru j
zranil go 6miertelnie W plecy.
Zab6jca mial czarna. skore
ma karku i brakowaio mt
palca u lawej reki,. R6wno-
cze6nie podat opis brata NOR
dercy, k:6ry " chwill popef
nienia zbrodni znajdowal .sie
we drzwiach domu. Sen ten
" piec dni spelnii sic co d.
joty. Morderce p~ochwycono
uwieziono, brata zas jego wy
ciagnql tlum bialych z wiezie-
mia, dokonawszy ma MIN sa-
mosadu.
KANSAS City, Mo-, Sees
ciu lotr6w ~niefchwytanycb
] nieznanych dotychczas, via
domo tylko, ze byli to sami
murzyni otoczylo onegdaj
ma dw6rcu koleiowym v
Muncie, Kas., wagon ienen,
" ktorym sypia1o o6miu TO
botnikoW Wloskichiz DOLBY
ymireWolWerami wtargna-
Wszydo wnetrza, obraboWalj
biedakowz nh zalrobionych.
pieniadzy ma laczna sumo
5000. Gdy jeden zobrabowa
nych usilowal stawie op6r,
Etrzelili don rabusie, ranlliat.
go6lniertelnie. Po6cig 2 ban:
dyfalmmi, zar,adzony przez po-
lcye, ME przyni6s dotad
zadnego rezultatu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-24

" ~ NV SAs -z-#a"fE
!. WASHINGTON, Tragicznie
sic tn zako6czyi niestety.
wczorajszy wzlct aeroplanu
|Orvilla virginia. Mianowicie
lskutkiem z}amania sic jedne-
go ze skrzydel aeroplanu,
maszyna wypadla z r6wnowa-
LEI j runela z wysokosci Is
stop ma ziemie, przyczem
Wright towarzyszacy mu
porucznik sztabu sygnaliza-.
cyjnego Selfridge odniesti
(ciezkie pokaleczenia. Poru-
cznik Selfridge, kt6ry nadto
odni6si smiertelne peknieeie
czaszki zmarl tegoz wieczora,
ME odzyskawszy przytomno-.
Sci. Wright jak lekarze
przypuszczaja wyzdrowie-
lie Katastrofa wydarzyla sic,
|gdy aeroplan pc: raz Atty O.
blatywa} pole pr6by kolo
|fortu Meyens; kiedy Nasty
ma spadla ma ziemie, przypa-
trujacy sic zo}nierz i publ
czno66 pospieszyli ma pomoc
Wrightowi i Selfridgeeowi i
wydobyli ich z posr6d szczat-
k6w statku. Obecny lekarz
udzielil i'm p~jerwszej pomocy
i kaza1 obu odeslaG zaraz do
szpitala. Kiedy. .Wrighta :ocu-
como poleci1 on zatelegrafo.
wac o swypadku do brata swe-
go Williama, robiacego pro-
by z tym samym systemem
aeroplanu W LIE Mans. Wypa-
dek wydarzyl sic 0 godzlnje
|5tej wieczorem. Powodem
>lamania skrzydel mog1o bye
to il aeroplan ME byl obi
lczony ma ciezar wieeej os6b,
a Selfridge, " o~statniej chwi-
Ii zaproszony do jazdy, byl
czlowiekiem roe3ym j tegie;
tuszy. Rzeczoznawcy orzekli
II b, ". -a- r. rte-F - ..- rHS - III
re wypadek by1 tego rodzaju,
liz go ~przewidziec ME bylo
mozna; wywo1a} on ogromne
]poruszenie wsr6d publicz no-
lsci, zywo zainteresowanej
nadzwyczajnie dotad pomysl-
nemi pr6bami z aeroplanem
| Wrighta, kt6rego brat row.
niez korzystne osiaga rezul-
taty pr6bami swojemi " LIE
Mans.
NEW YORK. " szpitalu
lchor6b sk6rnych PREY: ul.
Perry umar}a " przeszlym
tygodniu 80 letnia Jennie
kt6ra pred kilku ty-
lgodniami przybyla tutaj :
Philadelphia. PAM Owens,
1gdy ia przyjeto do Ezpitala,
vazyla $50 funt6M. DO che
@.%A.--ts%E&. - ..%l
roby raka piersioWego, ma
kt6ra cierpiala, rrrzywiasala
Isle iskas lima nieznana leka-
rznm rhornha. Wskufek kt6-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-24

zad.iWil sie,ii o6Wiadczyl, y
. podo,bnyml', wyp[uaa , ! c ,;ll1
rcby jeszcze ME slyrzal Po-
grzebow!y Ed#ard4Sou mn
nal dla zwlok dat robie spe.
cyaln& trumne, v kt6rel
zwloki maja bye odeslane DC
Philadelphii. Chorobe, M
jaka pani Ovens umarla,
nazwali lekarze ,Elephan-
tiazis,"
TOLEDO, O., Czterna-
stGletni Felix's Augustyniak
bawiac sic 2 innymi chlops-
kami ma toraeh kolei Lake
Shore " poblizu D:rr ul..
padtofiara wlasnej lekkomysl
no6ci Chcac przebiedz przez
tory kolejowe tuz pc PREF
sciu pociagu towaroweg ME
zauwaiy1 nadj ozdiaja . sos :
] przeciwnej strony pospieszne,
go pociagu, kt6ry nan mad
jechaI i zabil ma miejscu.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-06-26
CAMDEN ERATRnNAA osp EARS.

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS
Camden Lodge 2lQmeets first and third Sat
urday evenings of each month at 80 % clock
F. Il. MfElyea noble grand and, G. B. Holiday
secretary.
KNIGHTS OFl PYTHIAS-Bayham Lodge Sc
meets every Monday evening at,7 80 O'Clock
g. b. Holiday chancellor commander and S.
l.. Peeler keeper of records and seals
FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS-Camden
dge179 meets thetseeond. Saturday in each
month at lO,a., m, w, j.. Morris wOrshiplul
master and Cab IHolladay secretary,
R9XAL ARCH MAS0NS- Camden Chapter l59
meets ttIrdFridagn each month at TO- Oaa M
Clay Rushing high priest and T?-J. lowry see
Rotary.
WOODMEN,OFi THE WQRLDrT Ppstoak Camp
AZ meets second and fourth Tuesday evenings
of each month at7 80 o clock. U,A. Potts con
sui commander and 5. A. Clement clerk
RED MEN7Tippecanoe Tribe No 81 meets on
Thursday night OF, each week at I 90 O clock.
I! ,E' Lowry sachem ana N =. j., Cuff chief of
records.
FARMERS UN1ON-Camden Local No SOB
meets at the court house every Saturday night
ut 7.00f o'clock. Arch Townsend president
and q. G., liolliDgsworth secretary
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-06-26
WILL IT DO IT2

In an editorial on the day that
Senator Carmack retired from the
United States Senate March A.
1907, the Nashville American re-
ferred to,him rs one Of the ablest
Senators who ever served his State.
and said HE retires to private
life without stain to add to the
bitterness of defeat. Heis poor
or man than when he entered Con-
gress. Idolissd by his friends.
feared and even admired by his
enemies, it is hardly to be expect
ed that Carmacks will remain long
III private life" Will the Ameri-
can be as generous when Carmack
is inauguEated Governor?
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-06-26

ais it not true" says a CORE
spondent of the Tennessean, chat
in the eyes of a kiln-dried MACHINE
politician there is no crime except
the crime of exposing crime? And
did you ,everlknow such. a peliti-
clan to give vent, to his righteous
indignation except when somebody
was exposing vice or crookednesa
somswhere?"
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-06-26

The recent statement of the
United States Treasurer for the
eleven months of the current fiscal
yearshows deficit ofI$l28, 654 1858.
Maybe. the Republicans are ar
ranging matters SO as~to compel
Mr.. Bryan, our nextiPresident, to
sell bonds to sustain the credit of
the government, as they did Mr..
Cleveland.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-06-26

"Iet the women keep out of pol
tics" is the cry Of the advocates
Of, the liqua, traffic. Why? Is it
BECAUSE they fear them? Is it be-
cause ,they, can. not corrupt them2
If she has the, powerful influence
which .,men give her credit, is, it
not her privilege, and her duty to
exercise that power fer the protec-
ton OF. the home and the salvation
otths people,!
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-06-26
DIRECTORY.
UANIlAHN- CHuROHEa,.

EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SOUTH
Rev. JAW. WardlqWpastor. Services every
Sunday at II a. m. and Z. 90 p. m. Prayer SER
vices "Wednesday at 90 p. M Sunday school
at 40 a. M, U. A. Potts superintendent
Leon w Sloan pastor, Ser,
vices every fFst Sunday at II 90, a. m and
loop. M. Sunday school at 1000 a. M, w.
5. Corbitt superintendent.