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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18
INDEPENDENCE, Wis.

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45.s. :1s5go, C (,zs ! ~, 1908 i
'Szanowna! R'edaklIceYoeWEiiaallrulllsfasll
Doczekaleelml,gsai owe, " w ctlbW1iillEi,
ze sie lmn,ocge podlzsiee'llli|e'|! Via y
5r r,,l, i [; q, ez!yt15ee']l .l1il 9 lego.
wesola nnoo!Wggina oeln. l,'. g ; ko-
ssciele, kt6trly fest te IS q kEo 'nl;
pletnie Wykofczony, q GO
.po najWieks'z,,ej ezesec 9, dick
sic naleza naszzeamu e. pro-
boszczowi A. J. Cara, DO
nitechlcre pr,zechWalat, ale
sporo jul kleo 4, Widziia "a
lem, lecz tax pieknego jaakz
nasz Jest obecnie, ME vi
dzialem. Jeste6my : tego
idumni, re "a nasz ciezko
zapracoWany grosz many
taxa swiatynie piekna, do
.t6rej lud spieszy ochoczo.
Mielismy tez troche niewy-
cody podczas. malatury v
ko6ciele, ale nasz Wiel. ks.
probosz zaWsze dal saolbie j
nam parafian1om rade;; to tez
j msze 6wiete odprawiAiy sic
" tygodniu " kaplicy pod
ko6ciolem, a " niedziele,
choc to by}o ciasno j niewy--
godnie, odpraYia1o sic nabo.
ze6stwo W ko6oiele j kazdy
jako6 wychodzi1 wes6l j "a
dowolony widzac iak szybko
postepowala praca PREY ma
lowaniu koscio1a wewnatrz,
DO ten gmach ko6cielny "a
bral tylko 10 tygodni czasu
do dokonania tel roboty.
Powierz, ~ t'1, ts prace arty-
stom panom Mateuszowi
Hayek j Pawliezek z St. Paul,
Mimi. P Pa tym nalely
sic podziekoWYa!n lie "a ich
trudna prace, b9 2 eho6 para
fla zaap l1a'ci 70 t = 81. bardz %
by}o tanio 1920 q ,dolar6w.
Wymalowanych Jest pod
sElepieniem p !, obrazy r6i-
nych swietych " pieknych
kolorach, tax, A4e gdy sic "
gore spsojrzy, te lax ma ~
| wych. d
= powodu tel malatury
op6znilo sic u mas czterdzie-
sto-godzinnre. /: 4: na|boD;zeh stwo,
kt6re ks. proboszcz odlozyi,
a kt6re sic odbylo 9go, logo
i 11so tego miesiaca. Do po--
mocy naszemu Wiel. ks. pro.
boszczowi przybyli nastepu-
lacy Wielebni ksieza: J. Pa
scholski, 3. Burant ! +. Ku:
pferschmidt, 2 Winony; ks.
Stan. Nawrocki 2 Chicago,
ks. J. Sroka, :, "a Crosse; ks.
J.. Rayski, 2 Cassel; ks. J.
Korczyk, 2 Grand Rapids; Ks
J. Hauck 2 Arcadia j ks. J
Cara 2 Pine Creek. Wszyst-
kim Wielebnym ksiezom q
ich prace dziekujenly szcze-
rom: Bog zapiEatl
~PARAFIANIN,
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18
PE,]E[IT,YGZNY.PLAGEK

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ID, kt6rysoad pana kuppiiemn, Jss..aaa
IA S5klaraluicehl,.yy !ss=s s55#SSa3s9saSsssss
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18

5i8s ss5S s5 hi I'll ss#5
. -. sz=::4.1=. 441===-sSs d
zadaniu i ze 81 u sIa1lasi ia
Z, itlllu |a Sformy laciif6sk is I
Rozdrazniony tym n resp y.
dziewanym aupo q, chllo,Ipca,i
prozil 5 MI doW6dzca oddzia1lul,
Eco Wsrazie uporu kaze1 ro q 81
;strzela6. Straszna ta5pogr66lzzlkk
ME zrobila poikadane,g,so W1r Ia.y1
zaniazna.dziecku 25.$S 55ssS
Przvwiazano vice biesdlne.ss
% chlopczynle as drze,wa1asI
aolnierze ustawillii Bic " rev Z!
'regu, aby gorozstrszae,ll,aalc |. Biz
a. ale pelen nadnat,,ralneg,o,S3
Imes , spoeladafm lodymnlel
czennikH.za Ware, niieza-
.chwianymr, isspokxoiem j 4
.swych dreczycieli imodliI bio
10 cichu. n. Tedy officer rozka--S
.zal zolnierzo , Yspu6cic karal....s
'h;nv. zbEzv} sic as as, chlopeal si
,odezwal sie szydsrsko: ...S
- psie podIyl lie iels s, TO-
.dnvm prochu kul, NJ 4 kt6reSg
moi zo}nierze mielii Wla6nie
ma ciiebie zmarnowae. s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18

Wis., ]ll|aI
konwencyi broWarzy przyje-.
to obszer ne okreslenie zas sad
stowla1aar,zy,azenia browazy, w
~dokumencie tym stowarz2y-
szenie pc piera uk1adanis ]
~u,lstawianie regulacyi;okre6]a-
jacych Oh owiazki os6b prowa-
.dzacych wyszynki, wystepu-
is przeciw neutrality-suspicious.
k6w i pr zeciw niestosowne.
mu lub niemoralnemu pre-
wadzeniu lokal6w szynkow-
nych, po piera umiarkowane
uzzywanie trunk6w, tl6maczy
sic z I'm eszania sic z poll.
tyka", SIX orc. je zmuszaja do
tego wbre w jego wolf j pro-
81 og61 0 poparcie j pomoc
W dazeniu do uszIachetnienia
! IMMORAL nienia Interest," pro-
wadzenia wyszynk6w.
raj tel obrano urzednik6w
stowarzy szenia, a popo}cdniu
Edelegaci zrobil; wycieczke do
White Fish Bay. Wczorai tel
W tenn mie6cie zalozono. nova
organizac eye, kt6rei eelem
g}6wnym jest d%opomagac bro.
warzom " ich walce 2 prohi>
bicya, 81 owar2yszenie to; ma,
zywat pie bedzle Limited
States n Manufacturers, and
Merchan ts' Association, .
siedziba tymczasowa g}6wAn'e:
90 zarza hu bedzie Chicago.
BIO sekr4 tarz, Cooper Lion on
obrany d a tenn ~zgromadzeniu:
mieszka W Chicago. Prey.
dentem organizacyi costa:
obrany Geo Obermann 2 No.
wego Y ]
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18

zbaeza IA to dziedziny a to,
co 8 tenn m6Wn chociaz
m6Ril ! 21oscia orangutana
zaslugujes tylko ma 6miech
pogardy.s s.
Nova ca}osci sprawiala We
sole wrazenie, nOskarzyolel
narodu polskiegoss nadymal
sic wprawdzie ink zaba az do
rozpek;1n,iiecia krzyczal v.
niebog}osy, aaktcennttoWNall tragi-
cznei, wymachiwal rekami,
Iecz wsjzystko to %sprawialo
wraaenie komika goracego
Hamleta W budzie jarmar-
cznej: sts
Mic murine pomog}a bez-
czelno6c usi}ujaca sic mnasko-.
wc:@ ;sztucznym zapa}em Il
chy %komedjant przebija} z
kazdeg,o5' 1silniejszego zwrotu j
MEDIA moralna, podeimujaca
sic "a zap}ata bezczeszczenia
najdrozszych uczuc naszego
narodu. <1z%
Zajad1o6e jego, z~uchwalstwo
bez granic "a zap}ate =
ME .zas}uguia w1asciwie ma
uwage; z .naszej strony. =
Odpowiedz zupelnie inna ma
leza}aby mu sic "a to. Powo-
dujac za6 w1asnym Unforeseen
narodowym MONA ukra-
i6com potwinszowae takiego
,,karnego obrohcy".
Posef Oku1niewski wysta:
oil W roll ucisnionego ukra-
inca, P}aka}, skarzyl sic,
oskarzaf polak6w. Ale robi}
to nieslychanie zreczpie. Gu
dzoziemiec, kt6ry ME INA ia
kiego typu, got6w to wszy-
stko wziasc "a prawde'
Pc poludniu- przemawla1
~naeamprzad pierwszy obroh-
ca Sienkiewicza professor DIR.
Rosenblatt z Krakowa. Wy
horny prawnik j. doskona7y
m6wca %prawniczy. Lecz "a
wytworny ma to lave przysie-
g1ych,. jaka mial pred SODA.
Me zrozumiafa go. .Potem
znowu krzycza1 Rode i p}a-
kali, Okuniewski. 1881.
Wreszcie wystapi1 z NOVA
oskarzyciel Nazaruk. Ere
czny, bardzo zreczny m}odzie-
nice. >Twarz inteligentna,
chytra, przywyk}a do uda-
wanna. M6wi :po niemiecku
jak ma m}odzieniaszka bicycle
i 6mia1o. Argumentuje Smile.
lei, niz adwokaci. Oswiadcza
sedziom wprost, re albo uzna'
ia Sienkiewicza winnym, al
DO ukraihcy urzadza rewolu-
Gle. Ia grozba jest ob]iczona
ma .zastraszenie spokojnych
mieszczuch6w. I zastraszy}a
ich., =. ~ "
Drugi obrodca oskarzone.
go, DIR. Wincenty Rabelechne1
ME ma JUL wdziecznego audy:
torjuimn. lava przysieglych
ME s1ucha go pilnie. Grozby
Nazsruka zahypnotyzowal j.
forma4nie. Kazdy z polak6N
- niestety jest ich niewielu
- zdaje sobie zawczasu spra'
we ze szanse Sienkiewiczt
stape1y zle: Dr. !; R B a'''h 81
m6wi (: Z ogniiem, stara si'
przeciagnac przysieg}ych nj
stro'ni { 'wielkiego pisarza pol
skiego, wielbiac jego talent
jego d,ie}a.
Lava przysieg}ych usuwws
sic ma narade Chwi]e dlugie,'
90 oczekiwania. Wreszcie
przysiegli wracaja. Pierwsze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18

g. rH - -.,. -.T 49, -
LOS ANGELES, CAL, Do
piero ter az przyznaja sic .urze-
DIV poczt lowe W trzech mia
stach do tego, re W sobote "
nocy skr adzono'w6r pocztowy
cy przesy}ki bardzo
warto6cio owe ! re ieden 2 pa
.kiet6w W tym worze zawiera1
$4,000 W banknotach. W6r
ten znaj aowal sic W drodze 2
tego mia sta do nowego Yorku.
Trudno dowiedzie6 sic Q
szczeg6fach sledztwa zarza.
dzonego; worek taxi przecho-
dzac PR ez rece r6znych urze
dnik6W "a p~okwitowaniem
znajduje sic zazwyczai pod
ustawicz nym nadzorem, q "a
te m przynajmiej wykrly e
miejsca, W kt6rem zaeina}
niepowi nnoby bye trudnem,
Przypus zczaja niekt6rzy, ze
stale sic to W Kansas City.
gdzie N niej Scisla jest kon-
trola 2 powodu pozaru, kt6-
ry Mad wno tam nawiedzil
|budynek pocztowy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18
Pc POLsKU:
Arcadia, Wis, %. maja, 1908.

Il ~ - IN . E-..- ..- EE.#" I- 't- l.ts
Arcadia, Wis, 90. maja, 1908.
Ny, nizej podpisani, znnsamy To-
masza S1abego cd IS lat many
jego dobre imie W spo}eczehstwie,,
" kt6rem zy} i interes prowadtz,ii}
przez tie lata. Jest on trzezwym,
zapobiegliwym i prawo szanujjacym.
obywatelem i - iniaszem zdaniem - -:
zasluguje ma zaufanie i szacunek. u
wszystkich ludzi. Do salunoW ME
u~czeszcza, %sf'uszne d}uggi r~zetelnie
placi naszem zd ami n 4: = homo homo
r1owo postepuuje sobie 2 lud!zzmrl:ii;
przeto my 2 najwiieekszae ochota po-
lecamy go jake porzaadnego clio z'
wieka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18

FOuplsy'
John G. Gaveney
The w. p. Mattress Co.
Fugina Bros. Fertig Co.
G.. Wohlgenaut
Joe. D. Stencil
Mrs. S. j. Proctor
William Proctor
M. English
Nicholas Lahrbach
Asst Cashier Bank Of Arcadia.
Frank Yubbs.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18

W audytoriuEmr1 bylo oko1 (
stu studentow ukraihsaksi'ch j
Vielu posi6w tegoz obozu. q
KoIa Polskiego ME staWh sic
niktai mkt mlodziezy. q:
nrzeciie E Sienkiewicza Gala.
Polska wi6lbil ~ %.
, 1908-09-11
Colorado Democrats.

Pueblo, Colo, Sept. 1.-THE demo-
cratic state convention, which con.
vened Monday, did not complete its
nominations until an early hour this
morning. The principal nominations
AREAS follows;
'otats Tlekst. a ~
Congressman at LargeAEdward T.
Taylor Of Garfield county. ,
Governor-John F. Shafroth Of Dem
yer.
Lieutenant Governors. R. Fitzger-
lid OF San Miguel.
Secretary of State-J. B. Pearce of
0tero.
Treasurer-w. ]. Galligan of Lari-
mer.
Auditor-Rhoddy Kenehan of Den
yer. =
Attorney General-John T. Barnett
of Ouray.
Superintendent OF Schools Mrs.
Catherine M. Cook of G%unnison.
Supreme Court Judges. H. White
of Pueblo, w. A. Hill of Morgan, Nor
ton H. Bailey of Fremont and George
Musser Of Ell Paso.
, 1908-09-11
MOTORS IN
THE TUNNEL
Long q. clsir Tsnrsl t~SHsSssine
United statss and canada sesns
q Activity In New psrsotlen-
Railroads Commanding With inter
STATE Commerce Commission.

Nectricity "a . motive power, which
Mayor Busse has urged should be used
on the trains entering ChicaEo to do
away with smoke OF locomotives, has
Just scored = new triumph in being
substituted for steam in the longest
submarine tunnel in the world This
il the St.aClare tunnel under the river
connecting the United States and Can
ada ct Port Huron. Michigan. and sar-
mia, Ontario. This il on the direct
line from Chicago to eastern Canada,
on the Grand Trunk railroad, and the
irst electric locomotives have already
been put into service at the tunnel
on trains idnning to and from the city.
cempict- electric EngTnss
The identification Of the tunnel
msfks . great step In the progress. Of
the electrical science a. applied to
transportation. The mighty steam
moguis which used to handle trains
through the tunnel have Deen replaced
by compact, powerful electric engines
driven by $50 horse power alternating
current motors. The frames Of the
novel locomotives are similar t those
Of steam moguls, on the frame there
being Z cab Of structural steel pro-
vided with dools It each end and each
side. The engines r built y two
half units, each with three driving
wheels,and these units can be cou-
pied up to n when desired, with free
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, 1908-09-11
TAFT AND BRYAN MEET
ON SAME PLATFORM

feature Of the day at the Taft head
quarters.
Pleasant Personal Talk.
We had a very pleasant personal
talk" said Senator Foraker, on leav-
Ing. Yes. we talked about politics,
about nothing but politics, you might
say"
Nothing to Say.
There Is nothing to say except that
we repeated what we said at Toledo"
was Judge Taft's comment after his
caller had gone. He added:
Foraker Willing to Help.
I'VE discussed the general aspects
of the campaign. Senator Foraker
said he wanted to do all he could to
bring amout republican success. and
that when l needed him, l should call
on him.
1.-THE senator is to take an active
part in the campaign"
No interruption of Peace.
Mr.. Taft expressed the desire that
reports of the interview should contain
no reference to peace pact" as he
l~aughingly remarked that there had
never been any interruption of peace
personally between himself and Sena-
tor Foraker.
, 1908-09-11
FATHER NOT FIT TO
CARE FOR CHILDREN.

In the district court at Cheyenne
Prosecuting Attorney Clyde NJ. Watts
has filed a petition praying that the
three minor children of Leo Bron-
strom, George, Michael L. and Marie,
be taken from the custody of the faith
er and committed to some institution.
The public prosecutor represents that
Bronstrom is not a proper person to
rear the youngsters. The mother of
the children is in the State asylum for
the insane.
, 1908-09-11
PARAGRAPHS

Prof. and Mrs. Rickle returned from
Denver today.
Mrs. C. L. Wagner went to Rawlins
today, where she will visit friends.
Superintendent H. L. Anderson
passed through the city today, bound
west.
Jack Baxter arrived in the city today
from Rawlins and will accept a posi-
ton in the city.
Marshal John Sigman returned from
Denver today, having been visiting in
that city for a few days.
Mrs. Mary e. WEIGH returned this
morning from Boulder, Colo, where
she has been visiting for several
months.
Judge c.. E. Carpenter and George
Patterson. court ste%nographer, re-
turned from Casper today. where they
have been holding court.
M. M. Green, the mining promoter,
and party arrived in the city today
from Chicago and will go to the RAM
bier mine, near Centennial tomorrow,
where they are interested.
O. ". Keatley Of Los Angles. who
has been In the mountains and around
Pearl and Walden, Colo, for several
days. returned to the city yesterday
afternoon and was a guest today at
the Union Pacific hotel.
8. H Campbell returned this morn
ing from Cheyenne, where he had
been on business with the ohncers Of
the coal company. He says the COM
psny Is accepting no orders for the
Immediate delivery OF coal
y NIL
, 1908-09-11
Date for Delegations.

Cincinnati, O., Sept. 11.-Pending
the arrangement by the republican ma
tional committee of the details of
Judge Taft's intended trip through the
country, the plans for the Cincinnati
campaign are being held In allegiance,
But two appointments for delegations
to visit the candidate here have been
made, September II and %.
Wanted Everywhere.
The announcement through the
press that the Swing around the
circle" was to be made by the candi-
date, has resulted in a deluge of let
tiers from various sections, inviting ad-
dresses. All such invitations are be.
ing referred to the national committee
for consideration.
Will Speak at Chicago.
The one thing settled about the trav-
cling campaign is that the candidate
will be in Chicago october Z, where
he will address the Lake-to-the-Gulf
Deep Waterway, association at the
auditorium.
This decision was made final today
although Mr.. Taft had sohe time ago
responded to an inquiry on the SUBJ
ject by saying that should the invita-
ton be extended formally. he would
accept. Mr.. Bryan has accepted an
invation. to address the association
October 8.
, 1908-09-11
VICTIM OF ACCIDENT
KEPT FOR SIX WEEKS

A rather unusual funeral was that
Of H. Daley yesterday morning, not
that there was ny unusual ceremony
enacted, but be9ause the deceased
passed away more than six weeks ago,
says the Cheyenne Leader. The body
was inferred In the potters' field at
Lakeview. Daley was the young man
run over by . train in the Union Pa
cIhc yards In July. His dead body was
found . short TING after the accident
and Coroner Murray ordered the
corpse held pending the outcome of
m effort to l0eate relatives. There
fore. the BODY ~ ~enbalnnsd by Eariy
& Lonxhurst an4 4ahtil yesterday mora
AtatAeir establishment on
West Sixteenth street. When In
tered the corpse was in an excellent
state Of preservation; despite the long
interval which had elapsed since death.
, 1908-09-11
Patched Up Truce.

Chicago. ILL.,, Sept. 11.-Information
has come to the democratic national
committee thai a temporary truce has
been concluded between the leaders
of Tammany hall and State Senator
Patrick H. McCarren of Brooklyn, and
until election both sides will lay aside
their differences and go into an active
campaign for the national and state
tickets in New York.
McCarren Wins Out.
William ]. Connors, state chairman,
and Senator McCarren are said to
have had an hours conference in New
York city yesterday, at which the
agreement raj entered into by which
the McCarren delegates to the state
convention will be seated.
, 1908-09-11
ON TRAIN
FOR FORTY HOURS
SANTA FE RAILROAD CHARGED
WITH VIOLATING STOCK LAW
IN A DOZEN COUNTS.
Shipment Of Nearly Two Thousand
Head Held In Cars Twelve Hours
More Than Lawful Limit-Road
Stands to Suffer Fine Of Six Thou
sane Dollars If Found Guilty.

Topeka, Kas., Sept. 11.-Cases were
filed in the United States district
court today by Attorney General Jack
son and United States District Attor-
ney Bone, alleging twenty-one viola
tons of the 28-hour law in live stock
shipments. Twelve counts are against
the Santa Fe road alone.
Big Fines Imminent.
1t is claimed the Santa Fe allowed
1886 cattle to go without food or wa
ter for forty hours, twelve more than
the limit. If the Santa Fe loses the
cases the fines will mount to $4,000.
, 1908-09-11
ALL THE DELEGATES
HOME FROM LANDER.

James N. Christensen, James Mathi-
son, Mrs. F. w. Lee and Mrs. Fred
Fisher returned this afternoon from
Lander, where they had Deen attend
ing the Knights Of Pythias and
Pythian Sisters grand lodge meetings.
Mrs. Mathison, who has been visiting
with friends at Cheyenne since Sun
day. came with her husband from that
city. Mrs. Kate Converse, who was
also n of the representatives from
Hermion temple, stopped at Wheat
land to visit with Mr.. and Mrs. H. s.
Chaplin and Miss Bessie Chaplin for a
a few days.
, 1908-09-11

@ Chicago, H., Sept. 11.-Wil- C
@ liam H. Taft and William ]. c
O Bryan, rival candidates for the c
@ presidency Of the United States, c
Q will meet at Chicago, October c
Q 7. at a banquet to De given by G
@ Chicago association of C
Q according TO an announcement C
o made today by w. d. Moody, bust C
@ ness agent of the association. C
Q The speeches will be non-politi- C
O cal c
, 1908-09-11
TAKEN OUT OF COUNTY
TO ENTER GUILTY PLEAS.

Hogan and Dow, the two sharpers
recently arrested for the theft of a
horse and buggy from F. /. Rue OF
Basin, are to be the first criminals in
Wyoming history taken out of the
county in which their offense was CON-
mitted, in order that they may plead
guilty. The prisoners have confessed
and as Judge Parmalee of the dis
trict court will not be in Basin for
several month, they are to be taken
to Newcastle where he is holding
court. and there will receive sentence.
, 1908-09-11
AMER|cM FLEET
REACHES ALBANY
HARsoR or WEST AUSTRALIAN
CITY BRILLIANT WITH COL
oRs TO GREET VISITORS.
Vessels Already coalins for Run to
Manila-s&iutss Exchanged With
Forts and With British and Chit
can Vessels In Harbor-Maneu-
vers BY Day and Night.

Albany, West Australia, Sept. IL
American ~battlsships arrived here
after a 1,300Imiie voyage from Mel.
bourne at z O'Clock this morning. They
exchanged salutes with the fort and
British ana Chilean ships now here.
The ships are already taking coal for
the voyage to Manila
American Colors Predomoniate.
The harbor is brilliant with colors,
in which the American colors predom-
mate. On the u from Melbourne
the warships engaged in battle maneu-
vers day and night.
, 1908-09-11
PORT ARTHUR AND FORT WILLIAM
SURROUNDED AND VILLAGES
THREATENED FROM
CONFEDERATION.
Thunder caps Lighted Up From Flames
and Firsmen and Citizens Spend
Night Trying to Check Spread
Thirteen Square Miles Burned
over by Fire Which Includes Por-
ton of Gabriel Forest Reserve.

Port Arthur. Ontario. Sept. 11.-Bush
fires surround Port Arthur and Fort
William. and all day yesterday bremen
and citizens fought the flames. The
whole country east and west is ablaxe
and the fire is gaining Roadway.
Thunder Cape Ablaze.
Thunder Cape is lighted up with
flames. East along the Canadian Pa
cifc railroad the worst forest fires in
the history Of the country are raging.
Villages Threatened.
Along the Duluth extension several
villages are threatened. From the
boundary TO sHyers. thirty miles, the
whole coantry Il Ablaxe.
, 1908-09-11
MINING COMPANY
FILED i"AArlcIER

FILED iTAAhrlcIEs
Articles Of Incorporation Of the
Postal Savings Mining and Milling
company dated April 4, 1903, were
nled In the county clerks once today
the i~ncorporators and trustees being
Richard F. Lawson, Bernard Holtum,
Eugene 8. Lawson, and Percy H. Mil
burn Of Centennial and Marshall
Smith OF Brownwood, Texas. The
company will have a capital of ST.
100000, with its principal offices at
Centennial. FILED with the articles of
incorporation this afternoon was a
certificate of the change of the name
to the Combination Gold and Copper
Mining company, signed by Richard F.
Lawson as president and q. 8. Lawson
as secretary. Bernard Holtum is the
manager Of the company and Mr.. Mil
burn the vice president. The com.
pany owns five mining claims in the
Centennial mining district.
, 1908-09-11
CARRIER PIGEON WITH
VERY FAST RECORD.

One of the carrier pigeons belong,
ing to Mr.. Ramsey of Greeley, and
which will be released from the grand
stand during the fair mex week, has
a record of seventy miles in seventy
minutes. This pigeon will be turned
loose about 2 o'clock in the afternoon
and the time of it's arrival at Greeley
will be forwarded by telephone, direct
to the fair grounds, the time being
announced from the grand stand.
, 1908-09-11
Reports Of Two Roada.

For the month Of July Southern Pa,
cihc reported = net increase Of $216.-
259. This increase is reported in spite
Of q gross decrease OF $1,7O3. 616.
Operating expenses were reduced g..
96O,215.
The Union Pacific shows an equally
me statement, the net increase being
$s21,390. The gross decrease was
$4s4.s10 and the operations decreased
$s40.Ss1.
, 1908-09-11
TAKEN AT CHEYENNE
ON HANNA COMPLAINT.

A Jap named Takazawa was arrest
ed at Cheyenne this afternoon, on
complaint Of a countryman at Hanna,
whosays he failed t pay his board bill
before leaving that place. Takazawa
arrived in the city on the o train
yesterday and left for Cheyenne on
the noon train today. The landlord
of the Hanna Japanese hotel arrived
on the train today, and Sheriff Bower
is wondering If there would have been
a Japanese fight had the two men met
and thus caused International compli-
cations.
, 1908-09-11
COMING DOWN
IN SiBYLEE SECTION.

w. T. Taylor, from near sibylee, was
in the city today. He says that there
is some little excitement in his neigh
borhood owing to the fact that the
is compelling the ranchers
to pull down a great many fences. 1t
seems that the party who reported the
condition OF the fences 10 the govern
ment did so on account of differences
of opinion in regard to the water
rights on some of the streams in that
neighborhood. Mr.. Taylor stated that
about seven miles of fence had al
ready been taken down and that sew
eral miles more has been condemned.
, 1908-09-11
HORSES WORKING OUT
ON THE RACE TT

Secretary Kuster has asked The Re-
publican to invite the people of the
city to be at the fair grounds tomor-
row morning, at 8 o'clock, when the
horses will be worked out on the
tracks all forenoon, some of these trial
races being as good as any that will
be seen during the fair. The wne
of the horses make an effort to speed
the horses to the limit, in order to
get them used to the track. The Joe
Gray and Russell G. Haymaker strings
of horses arrived from Fort Collins to-
day and we're taken to the fair
grounds.