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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-10-31
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-10-31
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sidered in the department, some yes.
sells will be given coat of selected
colors and practical tests of their SER
viceability will be made
cine JOB Pr'o+ira Sta 1Nc-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-24
Po II ia zlldl!:I!lajcy
Zdsrzenie praw'egddlzs'iwe.

E3EEEF 800 F&ES@. %%5
II zdarzenie prralWWd d a
Dokohczenie
Lata namely, j. ME m6wi
lem . tenn wszystkiem.,. 81
dlalem, 70 luz -. nigdy tego
ME wspomne, ale skoro "a
csalem, music doko6czsye o
kropna noja opoWie6cl do
kohcse il. pospieszne, boiczu.
je, De mi niewiele Dozostaje
csasu. Il d NJ: !.
Powr6cilem do zamku, a
wkr6tce przybya tenze ko-
misarz rzadow J 20 swemi to-
warsyszami... zajeli 80, otwo-
rsyh przemoca piwnice j pi.
Il noe Gala, 9 a pilem w ,l'
. mimi, Opowiadali Q wiel-
kich i chw'aallle AL 81 czynach
posp6lstwa " Paryzu j 6pie-
wall pie6ni patryotyczne,
dop6ki j mnie szal ME ogar.
nal j gio6niej cd mich 6pie-
wac i wykrzykiwac zacza-
lem. Przyklaskiwali mi, ma
zywajac mnie dobrym patry-..
ota, a mnie sic zdawa1o, re
nowy SWAT przedemna sic.
otwiera! Jeden : mich Wzial
mnie ma box ipeokazywa} mi mi
drukowany document, g ID lie
komitet rewolucYjny obiecy-
wal oddac majetno6ci oska:
rzonych szlachcic6w szcze-
rym patpyotom, klt6:rzyby icb
wydalii j miejsce ich l ukryc;a
zdradzili.. Zareczyl. mi, 10:
przez wyiawienie schronie-
pia mego pana uzyskam pra.
wo do jego wlo6ci.,. j ma te
my6l oszalalem zupe}nie.
~Zapomnialem, ze pred chwi-
Ia m6wili6mi 0 rawolucyi j
r6wnym d6br podziale iuj-
rzalem siebie panem zamku,.
W kt6rym m}ode mole lata
jako siuga spedzileml. ,
spytalem, co sic stanie .
panem moim, je6}i .zostanie
odkrytym i przyaresztowa-
nym, ~odpowiedziano mi, &c
go " takim ra,zie. wy6la dol
ksiazat, kt6rzy emigrowali il
kt6rzy 60 n~iezawodnie pr1yi-.!
ma z rado6cia. siyszatem
nieraz, JAZZ pan moi w%spomipa}
s swej cbeci polaozenia sic :
emigracva, vie sadzi}em,
10 snienielka bedsie ola nie7
90 krzywda, gly 60 przemo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-24

.sla aass MIsaASaIIsOue ASNs
81 ~ asa q 81
4, assaai1lldxlse l !. szl:ll1plVpl i
! |' ~ ! e 6aa'a " elzaasn mi.
la On l.zl=Ell Mistg spokloi rozla q.
IL El 'ilaii'' ! - t61a pred ! ] ed.
q aehs u # f'' alpiattn 1il'';r''dll / !.
- sEss
III a t Eel1a rzel q. ka ag'1t.l
tle f11 ,gdyc ole poje,dl|nl q NJ z! Z
Bl'oggiles t1ll, .ot.lp1slta Eijeszc1e
IS s. moie a WlIa % ! pre-:
bba 81 en-
Yassef kaieze... = Wy
s~zeptal|=asla1era czy ].
was q! ami j.
IS akEl6fb d : 5e'll l,lviety
c'zziiolWsg,il1sB@k1 ppowalznie TO moi
S@TsHpSSfF.1 $50 Il To- EGT5&I z&&&9ls(
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-24

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y lptzllnlo1lz "a, tespl ID d
" !, y ka IEI'.lllt'ii Iz'lIa'l'l' '1l'ai ! - I
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lam zagsa m maaiet'nl 'azF'
! ~ hrlal |lb II ll Is lH ion u
] sc, 4 oay u sia d 81
q Z esdosta ly:. 60 dzivisz So IS
ijelszcze, k1sIiezef, e 4 ME I'm kmiem|
veja6 do ko6ciol d J.
lem Is'lEr, jaak, potep u it''1ieg lev
.mFi i,' ram 1 TAX 4 len zzyletm2
800 &88St
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nie'seasll'Feg'.' g 8.
m'la' ooWfoolVez' 'Ve'z'
5cianie,
e kfays' zapy'a' s,
pan p p onW'l''
4 s|KArzyz- za '7''nt Ja,
.k6b ona mi 90 przy 1 =
on 4, ME , doW' i 'eyLl' sic Mig
dy, ze to j. lob zdrsdzilem !
j byla mi wdzieozna q to,
70 im.da a utatYilemI y
o ,.!.lljj Boze, krzyz
ten, klt6ry ola mnie 70. SVEN ''
}oggoslawieehlstwem g ionic
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-24

- $50 -
caazzWytpp lasl''i:I , ann,, 81 s !, 3
c i u,',dlal az q d % g ~ wolf I II.
Jsdnak alpgo Nalesyls e I I
nl 8 90 zdr1ady, als 1l pilsm
lc cora, Vice N'yiec''eiii ch,INalilam a d,
e m6glbym MN t','' IL gg,dyb!ymlI
.chpciaa. za t'ss,.ll e 81 i a,Ie1si Ii''i
na m,lnIie ;nl1la.lcierae no '1I't.|r ! y
.iae obietnice iprebl' ' sais; !.
wolfe mnie gro ''l5'''' ! Pre- / 9
q c'?gzy'taali raz= je - proklama =;
s..N st 1879 TRANSPORTATION
eva rzadpu pr y edo .all,ill go.
zysk:el,m1i, objal6 5li. k 3
tet na'zwali mnis p . q e
niewolnilki,emr15 niemym slu-
zalcem, kt6ry bic Smie wy
DAD nieprzyjaci6l ludu!
Przekonany vice bRdac,
ze miz .jednei strony. 3 grozi
uwiezienie, q moze 6miere, 4; 9
ze mi 2 dllrugiei }atwo, jakk;
sadzilem uzyska6 bogactWa j
w'ielk,okc, dafem sic q. e.pe { {.
.z}emu duchowi j " nieszzcze-
6liwej godzinie w%ym6nVill 'a!t
slowa, kt6re ~stanowily oHlo-
sic hrabiego j jego rodziny
Me moge movie 9 tenn, 60
sic dzialo nastepnie, AMI Q
meczarniach, jake pr pr ,l1leg'
dzi1em... Widzia}em, gdy ic ,.
do miasta %przywle5li... wi
dzialem ich blade twarze "a
silva glove biednego. ppaana.
'mego,przygnebiona .rozpacza!
Ujrzalem ia, to 6Wieta MES
!, Waste, kt6ra czcilem ! kocha
lem Cd ddacihstwa, pred
miotem uraga6 j po 81 lie lalk:
posp6lstwa j miode jej cork col. (,
pIaczace u iej bokul... Rece=
mniej troskliwe, nismoje,,sut:
Mostly teraz malego chlolpezY-
ne, a on, gdy mnie zoba9zylR
" tlumie DO iakaS sila
tajemna %przymusita mnpie
do towarzvszenia i'm y dro-
DE do wiezienia "a zawolal,
przyszedl do q niego...
= !: D 1;i'''l &, ze g cz TO-
take chwile przetyf
!.
Co.sie.potem stale, ]a 1t e
adnac; zamordowali i il
.szystkich, opr6os chop
csyka. Trzymali. 60 8 dlugo we
wliiezieniu. lecz co sie : MIN a:
zrobiio, njewiem, DO
opu6cilem miejsce rodls,iipn Is!
spo tych wypadkaaclh
j sta}em sic tulaczem, I '1l1|l. !.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-21

Possible Motive for Killing Of AnnIs
At Boston, Mass.

Boston. Aug. 20. "A possible mo-
tive for the killing OF William 10 An.
mis- at Bayside Yacht Club last Satur-
day by Captain Peter C.. Hains. Jr,.
may be found in the fact that Mrs
Hams had filed a suit against her hus-
hand. the papers being served upon
CAPTAIN Hams in New York on Aug.
10th. The fact that a suit had been
filed became generally known wednes.
day. In her suit Mrs. Hams Is
said to nave made sensational charges
against her husbands character and
she demanded in her petition that the
case itself, an action for divorce, be
given a public hearing The report
OF the fling of the suit against Hams
by his wife Is confirmed by Charles II
Ldbbey, faher Of Mrs. Hams. 1t
is believed by Mr.. Iibbey aud his
daughter that Captain Hams and his
brother, T.. jenkins Hams, concluded
that MIR. Annis was behind the brib-
ing of the accusations and that Il was
Annis VINO suggested to Mrs. Hains
that the only way she could clear her
self Of the charges preferred by Cap
tain Hams in his divorce action was
by demanding that the case be tried In
open court.
In speaking Of the case Mr.. Lbbey
said that his daughter had been sub
jected TO the greatest cruelty by Cap.
tain EEains and that she returned to ner
fathers home on June few days
after she had been cruelty beaten and
Ill-treated by her husband In the pres
enee OF hts brother Thornton. Accord.
ing to Mr.. Llbbey, Captain Hams at
tackled his wife at Fort Hamilton last
May and as result Of the beating
he is alleged 10 have given her medi.
cal aid had TO be called In, her body
being cut and bruised. Mrs. Hams
and her mothef are stili In New York
and are not expected back in Winthrop
for several days. They desire TO So
cure the control OF three children OF
Captain and Mrs. Hams and are pre-
pared to resort 10 legal measures 10
sring this about.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-21
10 aoLurloN ny ARaIrRArloN
Question In Dispute Between the Meth.
erlancs nna Venexuela.


The Hague. Aug 90. AFTER nine
hour session during which the dispute
between the Netherlands and vene4u.
Ella was canvassed exhaustively In all
Its phases. the cabinet dispersed short.
~ after midnight Tuesday night and
Minister OF Foreign Alraires Van Swim.
dern proceeded TO th royal chateau
70 acquaint Queen wiihelmlna with
the result Of the council
The terms OF the Netherlands az.
swer to the letter Of President Castro
Of Venezuela were fully discussed, and
Il q understood that the actual text
as we'll as broad lines Of action drawn
up TO meet ans possible eyentaalitles
were agreed upon
IN diplomatic circles here the view
Is entertained that the present ain.
Guilty between Holland and Venezuela
Is not OF a nature to be settled BY
arbitration and IN explanation n Is
pointed out that tho dispute II not OF
private commercial character like
the difficulties that have arisen b.
tween Venezuela and Great Britain.
Germany and America In these cases
the governments IN question sought
satisfaction for claims. but Holland
has no claim against Venezuela Il
IA maintained here that the present
question Is rather ono Of sovereignty
aud national honor maitvrs which are
not susceptible Of solution By arbi.
tfation.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-21
TROOPS LEAVE CITY
Riots at Springfield, ILL.,, Now
Regarded as History,
RESUMES NORMAL CONDITION
Business Men Expect IN Early Re.
sumption Of Normal Business coadi.
tlous After Recent Exciting Events
at Springfield.

Springfield. H.. Aug. 20 --Colncl.
dent with the departure for their
homes wednesday Of the First aud
Fourth infantry regiments which have
been on riot duty here, Il was an.
nounced that the Third and Fifth in.
fantry regiments departed Thursday
This win reduce tho military force
here OF about 500 men, an ample mum,
Der to handle the situation, which has
shown a much less serious aspect
since the meeting Of the special grand
jury Tuesday The determination TO
rullow up Wednesdays departures with
two more on Thursday, was reached
at a conference OF Governor Deneen,
Major General Young and Adiu eat
General Scott, but Il was not an.
nounccd unity wednesday morning
that the riots are now regarded as
history, snd business men anticipate
an early resumption Of normal bust.
ness.
The reduction Of the force viii save
the state about $40, 900 a day, Il Is
stated.
The national guarismen have work
cd hard and effectively since their az.
rival and their personal conduct. ao-
cordlng 10 Officers and citizens alike,
have been exemplary.
Il am Of the opinion that the depar.
ture Of the troops will DO much 70
complete the qulcting OF the city" said
General Scott. ''rhe presence Of tho
soldiers has the same effect on some
people "a brass band docs on small
boy The small boy has 10 dance 10
tae music, To some men. notably,
young ones. the sight on soldiers In
itself IL cxciiins. no matter what the
purpose Of their presence Is. The
young man feels that he must get in.
10 the posture and someslmea be does
Il IN a way that calls for repression
Conditions IN this city are nos such
that an active sheriff with a good
force Of deputies. reinforced By the
police. could. ~ my belief. BE- safely
trusted with the psblle safety."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-21

CsHin ca AnE ~ lnage ~
rare W Hsmmors. q gFamiheaf risi.
va ~ Gwain ~ many years ptsi
ang pae az ikr ssst hspwa lgFisin ~
Georgia. eirf st Ne hame here Maa
Eay rfstf ~ hss seer b fesflnins
aeaMh hw astfe whi'e. aNegne
alta famRtaiies ~ diseases haa
49, psstlalr Mas ~ 4 year ptst
sai co. immesisis fa1aa ag hit asngk
nss paralysis
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-21

flos5iuln. Ang 30 --Naank aulh. .
Jaglnese Who had Obtained Grut nat'
calculation papers from ne uulfsi
gsasea eircuii court m New York city,
has applied here 70 ihe Uniied states
circuit court Tor hi8 second papers.
The mAttey has beea referred ~ ca
he ~ ne department % justice ~
waahinwion. . C., a. TED care 70
aetsrmlne tae riwht o. Japanese 10
nAiuFaliKaginn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-21
DAsrARDLY ATTEMPT.
n Made To Blow Up Contractors
House al Pratt City. Ala.

n Made To Blow Up Contractors
House at Pratt City, Ala.
rningham, Ala. Aug. 20.--sA
|ardly attempt was made at a.
Wednesday morning to completely
W the residence OF Thomas Dug
contractor In Mine No. 6, OF the
hessee. Coal, Iron and Railroad
iany at Pratt City and a heavy
o. dynamite was tAgown on the
posca
explosion which followed dis.
people for blocks around. even
heard In the city. The house
almost blown over.
daughters OF Duggan were
NJ "a The front room directly IN
OIL where the dynamite exploded.
we're thrown out into the nall
''ae rendered unconscious. They
n revived some time later and
A "lnd not to be seriously In,
Nine persons were asleep IN
case at the time.
ai'y minutes later the home OF
a I, Davis. negro miner, vas
'sd bat no one wns hurt.
- received here Indicate that
\ e'asiderablo unrest through
aiming district and further
y looked Tor. The statement
a 'a'orf association Thai taors
question for arbitration ana
you'd never again rszke 4
Fi'h ne United Nine worker
be, Intended operating
...s' On 'be open shop pian has
Circulated throughout the
n a.i nay briag TIE oonsToysrsy
4@ei.a,s focus
sanl'iug at Pratt cisy IL
rng shout aetlvity 10 thu
n 'o'''a ard some chaaklnr y.
% aaueipasr4
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-21
wAAr FIaArINa DO sAIp.


lnsldsn, In csnnsssien Win nassis Of
sanllapo.
Nos York. Aug. sG ga speclal Dis.
patch from Lake Mohonk brinGa the
foiloFlng STORY % Admiral Evans. Ths
0thef day a friend sakea him
"Admlral. n thgfe any truth that
after tho battle % Santiago you cali
"a oat from The bridge " The iONa
10 captain o. anoghr baltieshipi
srAcre spaaiafas eant nkht 2
damned GhluG but wateFf"
Admiral Eyaaa laughed and replied
= vii teli Yoa Nhat ! really said.
and shat ne Incident really waa" ~
said.
"Oue arlasiy aaY auhnK ne bl8ca
ale ~ stood Ia ioWart ihe nnrboF aui
ahelleg iba shore Batteries n waa
aot a. sKellinM - Il might have boen.
Tor ehsthcr We hti anything 40 NOT
hn0a kn0w shs 8paniagda did NOT
aslis rome aeaf o. AfisY ghe ahsil
iaa eaa over. press boat lay alonG
tide ~ ahlp aad = hgwapapeF man
askcd n Ne haa been hli ( ah0afsa
bscs -fhsy aiaas f0aeh as Tho
apaplafsa dlsa'i hii q ihlne saeaps tho
safer. hEs tnsy sDulans hase hif Inst
Il tAsls wpsar - samasd mueh ~
A sa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-21
ROBBERS sr1LL UNKNOWN.
But stolen Cheeks stu Continue 70
Turn Up.


washington, Aug. 20.-checks
drawn on the treasurer or the United
States to officials OF the public health
and marine hospital service which
we're recently stolen from messenger
In front OF the Department o. Com.
merce and Labor building IN this city
continue % be received by Chief VIII
kie. OF the secret service,
The pouch was found between this
city and Alexandria. Va. but the two
thousand dollars IN checks had been
distracted SO far the identity Of
the robber has not been learned.
Wednesday one Of the checks drawn
in favor or A. NJ. Glennaa. assistant
surgeon general OF the marine hospls-
al service for s2is 20. vas received
through a local bank which had been
cashed by. the Maaa National bank
o. Mada. Tex Another In favor %
r. n Scott. OF the same serviee, Tor
So. was received from the stsfion
agent ~ the Southern Pacific railroad
AZ san Autonio. Tex, who found q
on the station platform. u bad been
endorsed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-21

N"HH*NtN " WNW#FNfffH NNaNf NHtHHf
az uNtfest
fiFtioit Mieh Aaw. ~ ~ThiFteqn
msm wNfe Seriously inlared. ain 20
fhem sgGhssiY fatally 10 gas igwsg Ga.
wusg river when . sasN, u agaamite
psg'saai sHasf ne erin Tessal o.
sfruYef. whiet haa beea NoFkiaH om
a. meN ltfiaEsi9ne sasnaei
TIA dsY sklft started " sifan oaa .
Asie ngeT sbieA rhe driii l4y, pyepags
aicgy "a 4 bIast vhea ehngNs ~ ~.
haHigs IN "a No hofa N sae aiEAE
shiff sEg'gfsa Hifhont wAfnlag
WHO'S sae SOC c9lamsia feaensG khe
sesEe ne Destroyer wsa f1gn4 b8aiy
sfeesas aAa tia seeka Eiy6wn wtsa
ma3msa haf alemiiaN woskmsa Tbe
ialsfsf Hefe fskeo - hoard ne COS
aaa harrisi - AmamAfbegg t1r medfs
sNs aiteNt0a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-21

ssasFae la Aaa ssmAa q fetat
GA ess, tefufs2 fua sfpshtfs AZ lsqf.
co. gghtten mi'sa fnatA ~ Mpafpa
n~asAmi1 d tlsiisgaga n teaF Aes
yssega n tgHagafa q Feperst ~
~ saGgg Htnast4 F4e iafiAM9Ess
are nmaE e. mpei eremaSfni 9.t1i
49, ~ Use sa ~ ilsassa4a sin
inmfn wts FfVsiisrf ~ fae fAfAs iaa
aa isfr. Ssd ne9tsg * ~ ~
"a rCw@i'tf FN4 ~
,asA "A m6r ~ ttq p eRgF
Ana t
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-21
RACE FrEllso N ILLloNis.
whlis Niners Refused 20 Work With
Neare Miners.

Negro Minefas
sprinefeld. TO-. Aus 20 -wAiio
the new special grnnd Jury. empan.
elcl Tuesday. was hcariug witnesses
,r Z casas and cltEena we're bold.
ing meeting. the anta4onlsm BE-.
tween whites and blacks. already ~
spouible fof seven deaths and scores
81 lnlnrie. STRUCK underground
whiie miners 81 ne woodsiaa coal
nine a mills out 81 t0uu. and che Tar
horn mias. -four miles distant refused
10 work wlth negroes, TIE tWO
n.irea empioY about 900 nna. asout
$50 ~ wacm are negrpon,
The whiis minsH came % PFeaident
CLARK. ~ ~ Bgfinwnsld subIiEfrici
N ire urlte8 siine WORKERS. wiih
he 6gciaratna fhat iha neerpes wgrs
armed and ghey eid nol ftei aafs IL
fhe untsresgura GArtneKs with ghem.
Uu ths Oghrf haaa. 4 q saia. mat
fha negroea have armed themaslrfa.
wlih ~ ihoagbf ~ iskinE iniiisi ~.
lion. hnt 30 pFpleci themselves la
ihs avsnf ~ 4 rspeutiQo 81 ffe fioi.
az ~ Fsl6ny and saiariaY sights
paifrat ciafk aaa iAag W az a.
- knaw thsre ha8 1erH ~ classes
bstmtta fks SIXTIES rr4 A'AeAA N fhg
1fraN
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-21

M1sea aaE ~ AiaH a.fgaks. KN9B
lsR So esn rstitf tAg cHae M0a fks
ara sfiza "a e ~ nFsr eiasa asa
fa8 err heH e tefiss f1g fks
Lfpaw eup Isa nEEs pies5ias
Hegs lsss wak az uangosf sslas
sitsm As ~ 81 fse naest ~ haa
1aen usf esf y fte raeas A.
shies az snf safNsf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-21
LPE IS ABANDONED
leyed All Miners Perished In
Wigan Disaster.
/ RESCUE PARTY AT WORK

hutllated, Legs ano A'"s S
II and Heads aattsrsd Almost %
|bud Recognition,
kian. Eng. Aug. 30. lit Is now
|eyed mat not a single man Of the
hpty miners who we're entombed
h explosion which occurred Tues
IN the Mayhole Coal mines here
|lyed the disaster.
Ne four men reported rescued on
saay we're engaged in an adioln'
building.
he yentilatlng fan which was put
o. order by the explosion has been
hired and the mine. having been
Ired Of gases, the rescue party
Do descended.
Ne sight which met their eyes was
tlying. Not far from the bottom
Be shaft eighteen bodies were found
mutilated. legs and arms
ng been blown of and heads bat
y almost beyond recognition.
Be management OF the mine de.
es that between sixty and seventy
we're under ground at the time OF
erplos5on, and that there Is no hope
any one viii be brought out alive.
be women and children, however,
remained at the pit head all
Tuesday refused TO leave until
bodies OF their dead are brought u
surface. Nothing else will con-
them Of the hOpelessness Of walt.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-21
JOHNSON SAYS NO.
posItlvely Not . Candidate Tor ne.
Nomlnatlon for Governor.

NONflN@NNN TOT 0oNHrNofi
Minneapolis, MIN. Aug 80 Not
wi,hslandlug Governor John A. john
soma ugtrepeatod declaration that he
would positively not be a candidate
Cor renomlnatiop for The Office % goy.
ernor OF MinBasntn. and Which has
lately been coupled with the threat
that n he was named against hia viii
the convention would have a. 10 ~
work over aRaln. the probabilities On
"Wednesday we're that the democratic
convention would ignore the ToyCr.
nor'a Wishes Tuesday when The fact
was brought 70 hla attention. faAt no
might ~ made the nominee, despite bis
protetta, Governor Johnson said that
n be was nominated the ticket would
b. without 4 bead. for Ne would not
iift bis anger 10 further Ma candidacy.
This emphatic declaration may have
az eject and m that event q Arm.
pon, mayor ~ 6illlvaier. Mlhnsso,a.
viii undoubtedly be the nominee ii1w
ever. several countless have DECLARED
Tor tohRaun ana there may Be a large
sized vote for him on me nfnt ballot.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-21
REACHED AGE limit
Rear Admiral Evans Passes FrOm
Ranks d Navy.
NE IS sIxrY-TwO YEARS OLD
One o. the WORLDS Greatest Naval
Commanders tias lain Down Arms.
and VIII Probably Not enter Service
Again. :.

Lake Mahonk. N. ", Aug. aO--Far
from grim wAFHhips and tho soa,
where he spent nearly half century
In the service Of DIS country Rear
Admiral Robley y Evans, Of The Unit.
"a STATES navy. who Ia AZ this quiet
mountain hotel, reached tho age limit
Of sixtyyeaTs Tneseay and pass
cd from the ranks 81 the country's
active sea fighters.
Here where fourteen peace confoEf
enres have assembled, sending forth
10 the world appeals % lay down armg.
one % the world's greatest naval com.
mandera laid down hla arms, probably
never again to take them up IN the
defense Of the country he has served
W we'll,
Hla has been the ldngeat service.
BY Two years short uf a half century.
OF any man who haa reached the once
VI rear admiral N the unitcd states
navy.
Az through the day the hotel was
thronged With admirers % Fighting
nob." a. ala frieRdg delight 70 call
him. eager 10 oonktatalate him on
mpny more happy and useful yeara.
rolcerams BY the acare reached him
from al parts nf th0 country. al sN
pressing leliciiation and Affection Cor
tho man pho hAa done 10 much 20
bailds ~ tho American navy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-21

Was styles enc "capisln prsyfus 81
Knights ~ pythlaa"
ChicaNo. Agw 20 John A liinHeF.
the ~Casinlp DFcgfaa ~ lhs Knighfs
n ryfhlaa- after sunenax Rgyen
years eKpalalon from BIZ lofas aha a
charge ~ embegsllng half a mililog
dollars haa b#sn enDnefases ana -.
snstAiNf
iilnssy. ste n Head % ihe ciaim a..
psrimeni ~ re rhieanB Mllwaakae
AMI 81 pagi fafwag. aaS 0Bs line
poiiilrai poser is nnwsakss vas
resiofeG a. fhe raSrnf "a cpnfai oan.
yenlien u ghe i'Ythiaar IA nostos.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-21

81 pefrrsAerE AuE - "A ascont
unsacresafal aftempi wAs ma4s 70 40
snn4lesse fke rhl1f ~ nnilea 81 PA
tiworNt ~ vsn Ownu Three mes
euaptiea fAsif FerulrNsR 90 ihf ehitf
bHs fniie1 - kit hlm. ne pg1ce
as1s esnr oEe 81 fhe rsvoiutleaiaa
bas fha afrFf gmn rttannf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-21

Ala Aug a0---An-
y. hah sesa maae nat AS
.. f''o manufar,arsn vers
8, :. ,'r toa Cor no ! rsunery
A.SAsss pries mncs ihs
- s'as oa Lass Oegosar. aas
sAsa have Avuu nass a.
~ ts asp quotnfian
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-21

-. s ~ T1iftY peFaa1n
=. .'r'a'si here 10 roruvr,iss
~ ~ a a5tiFmnn<
Ca etsra mnmps.
ptra hata ~ &
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-14

Covaleski, who is undoubtedly the
meanest man in the world
Covaleski is a young southpaw
whom Billy Murray plucked for his
Phillies from the Lancaster team of
the Tristate league. Early this sea-
son those same Giants gave Coval-
eski such a trouncing that Murray
sent him back to Lancaster, where
he pitched all summer. Recalled in
the fall, Murray again sent him
against New York, and he won his
first game, Z to 0. Twice again in
five days did the Polish left handler
trim the Giants, and those defeats
lost McGraw the flag.
Covaleski is % years old, six feet
tall and has wonderful control for
a left handler. He has three broth
ers playing good ball in the minors.
Two are pitchers and one an out
fielder Looks like another Dele
hanty family on the way.