davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1908-01-26

'sells cents per share
The Washington herald., 1908-01-26

TRUST COMPANY STOCKS
American Security and TuHsr....-...... 80 20
National 80 Isl
tHlon llsit i57
Washington Loan and Trust sr.-......... Is5 gI0
SAVINGS BANK STOCKS.
Home Savings. ......................... 3Fqfs
The Washington herald., 1908-01-26

Another Indication of the Improvement
in the money situation abroad was al
forded by the reduction from 6lz per cent I
90 6 per cent in the Berlin Bank rate. and
the statement Of the associated banks. /
published after the close of the market, /
showed that the tendency toward greater /
ease in the local money situation goes ON /
unabated
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-02
OLD PARK BILLS
TURNED DOWN
SUPPLIES WERE NOT ORDERED
QUEEN STREET PAVING-COUN-
ny ACCOUNTS PASSED.

Supervisors Archer, Fern and Harvey
were absent from the Board meeting
last evening, being reported i'll.
By way of relief in an otherwise rou-
tine gathering, accounts for $3.50 for
building materials for the Kunst PARK,
dating back to June of 1906, were pre-
scented and aroused Supervisor Dwight
who declared his department had not
ordered the supplies.
Chairman Hustace thought it was up
to the Park Commissioners to settle
them. He also thought that the Board
had been very good to the Commission
ers, voting them $500 per month, ami
furnishing supplies for the bath houses,
when the last Legislature refused to
help them. He believed the Commits
sioners should settle the accounts out
of their allowance
Sam Johnson, road supervisor, an
nounced that he had conferred with the
Rapid Transit in regard to its share
, of the paving work on Queen street and
! INC COMPANY htiu pdSoSu lllt AudlCSl "
its attorney. Johnson did not think
the prospects very bright for the
putting in on Queen street of
conduit for gas, sewer water and
telephone pipes, though he hoped to
effect a satisfactory arrangement.
Wooden blocks for the pavement had
been ordered by cable
Dwight reported the completion of
the Iwilei road, the filling of the
Punchbowl ditch, the putting up of a
bridge on the Manoa road and the pro-
gress of Kahauik work. He thought
portion of Gulick avenue, concerning
which petitioners had gone on record,
was not government road.
| Chairman Hustace gave notice that
the heads of all departments, including
country road superintendent, must
make inventories of county property
and file them with the clerk for refer
ence.
Recent rains had done no appreciable
damage to country roads, according to
County Engineer Gere, though they
had put stop to matchmaking. .
The chair said that discharged la,
borer from the road department had
written the board at length, but the
letter was not read, Sam Johnson be-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-02

ing left to handle such matters in his
own department.
A brief payroll session of the Board
was called for o'clock this afternoon.
The following accounts were passed
last night: Leahi Home Sips; Coun-
ty Office rent, $3.50; Keepers of parks,
SIS; County Engineer 500. rs; Koo-
laupoko road district $1,341 20; County
Attorney SIS 10; Waialua road district,
81, 1893 90, Police department $134. 20;
Electric light department S52956; Eva
road district, $i53 60.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-02
castle ( COOKE LID.

Honolulu, T. H.
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS.
SUGAR FACTORS and GENERAL IN
sURANCE AGENTS.
representing -
Eva Plantation Co.
Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd.
Kohala Sugar Co.
Waimea Sugar Mill Co.
Apokaa Sugar Co., Ltd.
Fulton Iron Works Of st. Louis.
Blake Steam Pumps.
Westons Centrifugals.
Babcock & Wilcox Boilers.
Green's Fuel EconomiZer.
Marsh Steam Pumps.
Matson Navigation Co.
Planters Line Shipping Co.
New England Mutual Life InBur
Ance Company Of Boston.
Aetna Insurance Co.
National Fire Insurance Co.
Citizens Insurance Co. (Hartford
Fire Insurance co.,
Protector Underwriters OF the Phoenix
of Hartford.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-02

Fine Job Printing, Star Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-02
AS TO ARMY CANTEEN.

A solo was rendered by T. H. Max
we'll of the st. Aloysius Club, and
Chairman De Nedrey introduced Gen.
Burt of the United States Army, re-
tired He reviewed the conditions in
the army since the establishment of the
canteen, (which has beenS character
lied as the most cowardly' form of
prohibition" and said the taking away
of the canteen had been a sad blow
to the army and its discipline and
good order.
81 have been a total abstainer
twenty years." Gen. Burt said, but
/ am here tonight in defense of per-
sonal liberty.
81 believe it is the foundation rock
of our country. Our forefathers fought
for it, and why should we depart from
that magnificent principles"
Touching on the canteen question,
Gen. Burt said the abolishing of the
canteen was a crime against the de-
fenseless soldiers.
when the canteen was abolished"
said Gen. Burt, "myriads of vile grog
shops sprung up about the posts, even
at Fort Myer, where the soldiers were
invited to drink. There are more
court-martials, more assertions and
crime in the army now than there
was before the canteen was abolish
ed.
Let me repeat that personal lib
erty is founded on the rock of ages,
first, last and for all time"
Cen Burt, in conclusion, paid tri
butte to the efficiency of the Washing
ton police force under the discipline
and methods of Maj. Sylvester.
ATTITUDE OF GERMAN SOCIETIES
Anselm Neuberger, representing the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-02

$4,000 FOR CHINA UNIVERSITY.
HONGKONG, China, March 16-Ren-
mir Miller has given $4,000 with
which to found a university in this
city. The government will give the ne
cessary land.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-02
S. f. Booth
GENERAL AGENT.
C, BREWER & co., LTD,
QUEEN STREET,
HONOLULU, T. II.
s24 BETHEL ST.

AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Ono
mea Sugar Company, Honomu Sugar
Company, Waikiki Sugar Company,
Ookala Sugar Plantation Company,
Pepeekeo Sugar Co.. Kapapala Ranch
Charles M. Cooke. ...... President
Geo. H. Robertson WIRES. & Mgr.
r. FaXon Bishop. Tres. & SOcy.
F. w. Macfarlane. ........ Auditor
p. @. Jones. Director
@. II. Cooke. Director
]. X. Gait. ..........,.....Di DIRECTOR
All Of the above named constitute
the Board OF Directors.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-02
oFFICERs and DIRECTORS.
SUGAR FACTORS
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AGENTS FOR
J. P. COOKE. Manager.

Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Com
pany.
Haiku Sugar Company.
Paia Plantation.
Maui Agricultural Company.
Kihei Plantation Company.
Hawaiian Sugar Company.
Kahuku Plantation Company.
Kahului Railroad Company.
Haleakala Ranch Company.
Honolua Ranch.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-02
GENERAL STOESSEL
BEGINS HIS TERM
FOR TEN YEARS HE WILL OCCU-
Ply A CELL FOR HAVING SUR
RENDERED PORT ARTHUR.

ST. PETERSBURG, Mar. 21.-Lleu-
tenant General Stoessel, who began
yesterday to serve ten years imprison-
ment for cowardice and treason in sur
rendering Port Arthur, occupies a
room in the fortress of st. Peter and
st. Paul, adjoining that of Rear Ad-
miral Nebogatoff, who is serving a like
sentence for surrendering to the Japa-
nese in the Sea of Japan.
The room is about twenty feet
square and overlooks a little garden
where the officers are permitted TO
promenade. Stoessel's family has re-
ceived permission to furnish his cell
The officers in the fortress have pri-
vate mess and to this General Stoessel
has been admitted.
The generals transfer to the fortress
was unexpected. He persisted until the
very last in, hoping that the Emperor
would pardon him. In order to secure
a room for the new prisoner two Off
GERS who had served unter Admiral
Nebogatoff were dispossessed of their
room.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
German citizens, said he and his peo-
pie are opposed to the prohibition
movement. He said he believed eff
forts should be made to wipe out fan
atheism. He declared there was no
need of a law for temperance, for all
knew what was right from wrong.
Because there are a few who do not
distinguish between the virtue and
the fault is no reason why the gen.
eral public should be deprived of
rights, according to Mr.. Neuberger.
Mr. Neuberger read an original
poem, founded on the words of the
Old Testament, showing that Noah
believed in taking wine when he want
ed 1t.
Claudius Bowman sang a solo, and
letters of regret were read from Kurt
Voelckner, president of the German
societies; Miss Phoebe w. Cousins
and ]. E. White, secretary of the
Personal Liberty League, who said he
wrote in behalf of $4,000 followers.
The meeting was concluded with
the singing by Mrs. Mcconnell of
annie Laurie"
Preceding the mass meeting there
was concert by Prof. Pistorio's or
chestra.
Fine Job Printing, Star Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-02

A GREAT MUNICIPAL PROBLEM.
San Francisco has voted S1,5OO,OO0
for city parks. But will the parks get
Sentinel.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-27
D~osWiadczony wick.

Zyjemy W szczeg6lniejszym wieku,s
gdy mamy szczescie osiegna6 wick,
moze bye tylko osiagniety przez slkzlliszI
picnic wszystkich mysi przez odpo-
wiednie d. zenie pojedynczych przesdls.s
miot6w. Zmuszone teorye i 1eczenie
przez szarlatan6w ME moga wytrzYs
mac postepowym medykalnym nau...
kom przyrodniczym. Niedawne cd:
krycia zbijaja zas}onyz starej meto.
dy leczenia. Nadzwyczajne choroby
WYMAGAJA NADZWYCZAJ.
NEGO leczenia. To jest w}asniie ga
tunek, polecany przez specyalist6w
stanu Illinois, z Rockford, ILL.,, kto.s
rzy ~oznaczaja czas wyleczenia,ro
maitych chor6b ~umieszczony ma In
mel stronie tel gazety. Szczera godrIss.
liwosG W ich artyzmie, nieposzlake-s
wany medyczny talent i uprawMsaI,.
postawi1y ich bieglosc ponad szcx..yylIts
nigdy przedtem pie dosi9gniieta1y
przez innych doktor6w. Wszyscys
nieszczesliwi powinni pisac pc Eartss
naznaczenia ably sobie wyjedna6 darts
mo "a sisggnie Gle rady.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-27

ma tenn. Jadac troche dalej,
spostrzegam cos c~zerwienie-
jacego sic z daleka. Ma dom
mieszkalny "a male, SYN zak
k~olejowych ME wida6, COT
by to bye moglo? Kto zgad-
ME?
Podjezdzamy dalej. Tu5
przy rozstainejs drodze M
jednym z naroznik6w ogro-
dzono kilkanascie stop kwa-
~dratowych eleganckjmi szta-
chetam;, . " posrodku wys.
tawiona Jest 2 c%zerWonej cog.
": figura. Za-egredzeniem
rosna ziola zkMiatami,a pro-
sto cd malej bramy ulozone
" diva rzedy kamie sl pobie-
lone wapnem.sNie majac
sposobno5ci jeszcze widziec
cos podobnego tutaj v Anne
ryce, uleciaty tel mole mys-
Ii gdzies do PolsKi. tam
mad brzegi cichei, spokojnie
plynacej Warty. Tam nie-
gdys zdazajac M odpust
przechodzilem mole okolo
takiej sarnej kapiezki. Nie~
riem 0 czem bylbym'1,s jeszcze
gdyby nieby Wppsa adj
40 uszu moich obey wyraz:
"Hello1 zaFolalo ladne
ldewczatko ci ii. q g1osii
k KEN do swei przyjacio'Illkiil... , !
Dobre uwagi cisna sie pol
6ro D naszych IN osiadlych5
S~ ySaTIl@ icy Es&NA3t&s s-HrA3&E
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-27

w.iarpsach. Pomimo, 70 dale
ko do polslkiej, parafialnej
szk6lki, jednak kazdy Q lie
moze posyla tam swe dziat-
XII. W domu j poza domem
posiuguja sic prawie wy1acz-
ME polszczyzna opr6cE wy
raz6w technicznych; ze zas
ME m6wia poprawnie, to jed
max lepiej, anizeli by pc an
gielsku rozmawiae mieli.
Dzierza tez nasi rodacy roz-
matte urzedy gminne town,
jak: town clerk" kt6rYm
Jest p. Dominiczak i inne.
Lecz. kszda prawie re-
gula ma sWoje wyjatki
jest jednak : drugiej stronly
pociecha, DO: wyjatki potwier-
dzaja regule. Naprzyklad ia
IA mala osada jak Pulaski
portrait utrzymat al sze6c wy
szynk6w. Pc p~rawdzie, ME
widziaiem tn jeszcze pijaka,
lecz.... fakt, faktem. . Jesz-
cze jedno zauwazylem, IA
GO pragne zwr6ci6 uwage, i
panuie tn dosyt poHszec,hlne
zdanie: Cho6 padnij, 2 ME
daj sic I tax: mialby jeden
wiecej gluntu, to sasiad pie
niedzy pozycza j przyknpi,
ably sic ME dat, ME zwazajac,
ze trzeba bedzie kilkadzie-
stat dolar6w rocznie procen-
u pla,c.iit.s, "a. All . postaa,Kgiii Vi.
k s1te1lE# laldnnyd1nelW1'nl'iii,aaln1y doml ',li'.
zaprzega lego sasiad kkonie i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-27

zwozi czerwona cegle ma mu-
:rowany. Przyjda zniwa lub
zasiew6w czas, ia sauna his
-torya, smieszne to poniekad,
DO wyglada dzieeinnie i ME
pochodzi 70 zlosci, bynsj-
mniej; lecz.. ct, jakas
manis owego: Me dat sie!... ].
Biedy tn ME znac. Co spoj.
REC, to ~przeWaznie sami "a.
mozni gospodarze FROSTY to.
go powod. Dam tn jeden
przyklad: Bedzie siedm lat
temu, gdy przyjechal tn 2
Pittsburgh do swego tescia
jeden moi znajomy. Prey
WHO'LL 70 SODA jak nj sam
~opowiadai pieedziesiat
oent6w. Wspomogi go tescio-
vie j kupil farme "a pc5yczo-
ne pieniadze. W try lata
pozniej sprzedal swoja COS
podarke j mial dzieWiec-set
czystego zarobku, opr6cz in
wentarza j porzadk6w. DIS
ten obywatel liczy sw6j ma
jatek No szest tysiecy doia-
row. Katwisj wiec ludzie
przychodza do majatk6W 10
nil U miescie.
Obecnie q ID farmy dosyt
81 jedna jeszcze
m~iejscoWo6ci .mniei 5 o,siedlo-
no, ggdzie gru1lnl't jest bardzo
;tani.
WIIiiel|llkopolanin
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-27
z Wis.

- Okolica tutejsza, polo
iona okolo Is mil ma, p6lno-
cny zach6d cd rortowego mia
sta Green Bay. Me Jest to
plsszczyzna, jaka sic spotyka
W Michigan, Illinois lub In
diana, lecz "a to grunta So
prawie lepsze. Wnosze to 2
tegorocznych urodzaj6w, 20
niewaz widzialem jedne j
d1ugie, a z~wazywszy potem
stan powietrza, deszcze i pc.
cody sadie, ze tutejeze
grunta sa urodzajniejsze ni5
tamte p}aszczyzny. Pag6rki,
u%strojone mlodymi lasami
lub bujnem zbozem, OTTO co
spostrzega oko przejezdzaja
cego tuteisze okolice. So j
take.
Do parafii tutejszej nalezy
okolo trzysta rodzin osiedlo-
nych dosy6 gesto, q tutejsiI
osadnicy, to sami praWie Po-
lacy. Jest miedzy PoloniaI
kilku Niemc6w. Przemysl j
handel W polskim znajduja
sic reku i po czastce " ME
mieckim.
Gdy " pierWsza niedziele]
jechalismy do kosciola, spot
kala mnje niespodziewana
nowosc. Byylo juz Pc ranllej,
MlNsszzy sW., gdy6mY dojezdzali]
do miejsca, gdzie stoi kosci6l
parafialny. Mlodsi Il. stars,
przerhodzac mimo naszej
bryczki, pozdraWiali mas
slowy: Mech bedzie
p%ochwalony Jezus Chrystusl
Tub 90 nasze ~pozdrowienia
odpowiadali: Ma Wieki vie
Amen. Lecz ME konie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-27

chIopiec Wkr6tce potem AZ
mari. Natychmiast po przy
byciu odd<ialu milicyi do
Springfield odbylo pie 6led1z
two Wojenne okazalo Bic pol
dobno, q niebezpiecznie ranill
jednego = chlopc6w, dop6ki5|
mu ME oznajmiono e chic
piec umarl.
Dzisiaj raIo W miescie pa
nuje wzgledny spok6j, utrzy-
mywany przez 5000 wojska
tam zgromadzonego. Ze je-1
.dnak Wrzenie ME usta1o, do
wodzi tego okolicznosc, il We
die telegram6W nadeszlych u
bieglej nocV zapobiezono
.dRom ~usilowanym lynczoWa-
niom i przecieciu drut6w to-
q " r6znych
mjejscach musiano rozpedzac
gromadzace sic tiumy. Q lie
wiadomo d%otychczas, " CA
sic rozruch6w zostal zlyn-
czowany murzyn Scott Bur-
ton, zupelnie niewinny po-
slugacz szynku, usilowano]
lynczowac kilku innych mu-
rzyn6w, q W starciach z mi
licya naimniej 4 osoby costa
~ zabite, a okolo $50 polka
leczonych. Przynajmniej 500!
murzyn6w juz opuscilo mia
.sto, a okofo 200 pomieszczo-
no tymczasowo W arsenale,
ale bez Gachu mad glowa znaj
duie sic ich znacznie wiecej.
Spalono kilkadzissiat budyn-
k6w j szkode stad wynik1a
obliczaja ma $4,000. Dol
miasta przybywaja z okolicy
g6rnicy i rolnicy, ale W mie-i
5cie panuje prawo wojenne, a
do sr6dmiescia ME wolno
wejsc n;komu bez paszportu
wojskowego. Jak d}ugo po-
trwaja to stosunki, ME da sje
"a razie przewidziec.
=. ,.. r = III :. 49, --rtE-S. -. = 80 z II. ed
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-27
SPRINGFIELD,

VI 411AAD, Lily -
sierpnia. = Try dni- up1y-
nelly cd chwili wybuchu roz.
ruch6w r%asowych, kt6re sto'
Icy Stanu Illionis przynosza
: hahbe, a jeszce ludnose sic
ME uspokoi}a. i ME da sic Ia
razie oznaczye, jak diugo W
mie6cie u~trzymywa6 bedzie
trzeba wojsko, by mot{och
powstrzymalo cd popelniania
dalszych gwalt6w. Dzieje
tych rozruch6w dada sic
strescjc kr6tko W spos6b ma
stepujacy;
G16wny pow6d do rozru-
chow da1 pewien murzyn,
George Richardson, kt6ry, jak
opowiadaja wszedt byf do
mieszkania pewnej bialej ko-
biety oko}o l,6lnocy dn. 13
BIN. duszac ia wywl6k1 ia
dziedziniec i tam ia zniewa-
zy1 W nieobecnosci jej meza,
kt6ry jest konduktorem tram
%waiowym, Pred sze6ciu ty-
godniami inny murzyn, naz-
wiskiem Joe James zosta}
znaleziony W nocy W sypial-
nj c6rki innego kondnktoIa-
kiedy rodzina = wycieczki
powr6cila do domu; ten sta
----" =. E -.sn-E#
rajac sic uciec musia1 sto-
czyc Wake j zabil kondukto
"a. w piatek szeryf obawia-
JAG sic, re to wszystko dopro-
wadzi do rozruchow naklonil
w3a6ciciela jednej 2 naiwiek-
szych restauracyj " mie6cie,
niejakiego Lopera, azeby g.
~resztowanych murzyn6w j
szeryfa " automobile swoim
wywi6zf z miasta i zawi6zi do.
Bloomington, okolo go mil
Cd Springfield. Skoro :oze:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-27

szla sie Wiesc o zDrodni Ri
chardsona, zaczely sie zbieracI
pc ulicachtlumy, . kiedy sic
dowiedziano, ze zbr. dn;arzaI
wyWieziono z miasta v auto
mobilu Jopera, ~zgromadz;l
sic tlnm ludzi okolo restaura-.
cyl tego ostatniego popolu-
dniu " piatek. Podobno ia
ka6 kobieta dala haelo do ma.
pa6ci ma restauracye; Y pre-
ciagu kilku minut pot1uczono
szyby, Wpadnieto do wnetrza,
pogruchotano sprzety j naczy-
MIA, potluczono butelki 2 wi
nem, plWem / vodka, q auto.
mobil ~przewr6cono do CORY
3 podpalono. Potem ludzie
rozbiegli sic pc nlicach=z ha
Stem: ), Wiesza6 murzyn6W!u
Wkr6tce rozeszia sic wiese, ze
jednego murzyna porWano /
powieszono. Szeryf zawezwal
pomocy milicyi, kt6rej jedna
kompania miejscowa zgroma-
dzi1a sic wieczorem okolo
wiezienia, a druga kompania
kolo restauracyi Lopera. Vie
czorem zawezwano pomocy,
milicyi :miast sasiednich i
ma telegraficzne zawezwanie
pod bronia stanely kompanie
W Decatoer, Blooming, Nor
NAL Peoria, Pekin i Taylor
vile, Pontiac, Danville,
Champaign l Union City i "
nocy wyruszy}y do stolicy,
gdzie juz palono domy nu
rzyp6w. Trudno opisac szcze .
g6iowo, co dzialo sic W sobo-
te przez ca1y dzie6, jakotez W
nocy z soboty ma niedziele.
w dzielnicy murzyhskiej Cd
bywa}y sic rome b6jki, W
kt6rych niejednokrotnie roz-
z}oszczeni murzyni rozpedzali
swych napastnik6w, ale cze-
sciej srogo obici, ustepowa-
Ii, poczem po1ono ich domo
silva, oddzia}y zolnierzy WY
wane z jednego miejsca ma
drugie rozpedza1y motloch;
zmuszone do strzelania, mai
prod strzela}y W powietrze
ponad gfowy napastnik6w,
ale potem takze i do ludzi i
PREY takiem strachu dwie
osoby (bia{e) zosta}y zabite,
a 60 80 ranionych.. Usilo-
wano zlynczowac jeszcze jed
nego murzyna, starego lata-
CA but6w Williama Doniga-
ma, powszechnie lu 5ianego "
okolicy, = ale kiedy 70 po-
wieszono ma drzewie, zo1nie-
RE nadbiegli, sznur odcieli i
murzyna uratowali.
Ma rozkaz burmistrza Reece
wszelkie wyszynti W Spring
cd pia:ku wieczorem
~pozamykane; W sobote
zas pozamykano take wszy-
inae SHADY, z wyatt
klein restauracyj, juz 0 godz.
6 wieczorem. w ciagu soboty
zawezwano r6wniez z Chica-
go dwie kompanie milicyi.
Ma nieszcze6cie wydarzyl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-27

GAINESVILLE OHIO. Una.
ny tutejszy farmer, James
Lorrimir, ktcry chcia1 ode
brac sobie zycie przez powie-
szenie, tax sic przestraszyl
smierci' re gdy sobie za1ozy}
petlice na szyje, pad} re
wzruszenia i umarl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-27
NOWINY 3 AMElR,YN.
s -:

ASBURY r N. J.
Straszna ulewa, r6wnajaca sic
oberwaniu chmur, iakiej MAJ
starsi ludzie " okolicy ME
panieta;a, wyrzadzila tn v
przesziy piatek nieosaacoUa
ne szkody. Q godz, Bel popo-
ludniu zapanowala zupelna
ciemnos6 tax &c we Wszy-,
stkich domach zapalono 6wia-
tia. Nieustanne blyskawice j
pioruny robily straszne wra-
zenie. Naraz otworzy}y sic u
pusty i lunal deszcz polaczo-
ny z gradem' wielkosci ore.
cha wloskiego. Pc kilku mi
nutach Gala okolica zamieni-
Ia sic W jezioro. Asbury Park
wygladal jak wyspa ma mo-
rzu. Wszystkie piwnice a ma
wet j partery zapelni}a woda.
Urzadzone W piwnicach ku-
chnie ola gosci hotelowych
zosta}y zalane, masyyny ele-
ktryczne i inne, za]ane wo-
da, przestaly funkcyonowsc.
w ocean Grove, woda sta
Ia ma ulicach kilka stop wy
soko.
W Belham uderzy} piorun
W tramwaj i ranii jedne da-
me, Ami jeden s}up Cd cho-
ragwzii ME zosta1 ca}y. Wszy-
stkie po}amane cd uderzenia
piorunu. Mieszkahcy nawie-
dzonej ulewa okolicy sa-
dill, re ~nastapit drugi po-
top. ...".
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-01-02
Death of Eta 6. Mclaughlin.

Eta Gertrude Mclaughlin, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Mclaughlin, Of
Decatur City, was born Aug 80, 1866,
near Decatur City, and died at her home
Friday, Dec. ~, 1907, after lingering
illness of many months. The funeral
service was held from the Christian
church in Decatur Sunday Dae: 20 at
II o'clock, conducted by Ed. US. Coffin,
of Leon. Elder Coffin took his text from
Luke 1915 "And he said unto them,
take heed, and keep yourselves from
all covetousness, for mans life con-
sisteth not in the abundance of the
things which he posesseth". After the
discourse the Eastern Star, (of which
the diseased was member) gave their
ritualistic service, at the conclusion of
which the casket was beautifully decor
ated with cut flowers emblematic Of
the order. Although the day was very
unfavorable large audience attended
the services. At about the age of Is
Years Eta united with the Christian
church, of which she was faithful
member until her death. She endeared
herself to all who knew her, by her
kindness and few can be found whose
life is as pure and spotless as hers.
She leaves father and mother, one sister
and two brothers besides host Of sor-
rowing friends to mourn her departure.
But while these worship the Father in
tears, this loved one is worshiping at
the throne of God where all tears are
wiped away. Her life was large not in
days, but in deeds. After the services
were concluded at the church the re-
mains were laid to rest in the Woodman-
see cemetery.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-01-02
Have You Renewed Your Reporter.

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