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New-York tribune., 1908-06-19

The Pennsylvania Railroad has come the
conclusion that 1t will be profitable, in dollars
and cents TO consume all the coal 1t runs
through its engine furnaces and get the good
of it, instead of distributing a large amount
over the adjacent landscape in the form OF SCOT
and smoke That is a judicious decision. which
may not materially increase the dividends on
PENNSYLVANIA stock. but which VIII undoub.-
edly decrease to perceptible degree the coal
bills Of tho company, and which win make life
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19

little while ago the Russian Finance MIN
lister was rejoicing because thank Heaven we
have vet no Parliament in RUSSIA! But no"
the despised Douma publicly rebukes MIN io'
making domestic loan last winter Withou'
its sanction and warns him not to do so again
under penalty OF trouble. and he meekly eats
his Ieek and asks the Douma II 1t VIII De
pleased to sanction another loan which he wants
very much It does really look as though the
Douma was a good deal more than debating
club after ALL
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19

miles traversed in these two instances is not
vet available, but it takes pretty hperai al
lowance for distance to bring the mean up 10
% knots The Kronprinzessin Ceclhe mas
probably not yet shown the maximum speeu VI
which she is capable. The same is oouptiess
true of tha Insitania and the Mauretania. At
present. however, thers seems to be difference
of nearly two knots. between the best perform
ances of the two veSSels last named and those
of their new rival. -
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
FOR A PACIFIC CRUISE.

Washington. June fS-Orders have been issueu
the Navy Department for the armored cruisers .
Tennessee the Washington the California ana 'l,
South Dakota Of the second division OF the pam
feet and the torpedo-boat destroyerS the Perry =.
Preble and the Farragut 10 leave san FraneiSoo 80 80
June * for a practice cruise from San Frahcls0o
San Diego. Upon completion OF this cruise -.
tennessee and the washington will proceed 20 tn'
navy yard Puget Sound. Washington. for repairs
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
NEW DIRECTOR FOR COOPER UNION

The trustees OF the Cooper Union for the Ao'
vancement of Science and Art have appointed oireo
tor of the Institution Charles r. Richards at pres
ent director of the department of manual tram
ing in Teachers College Columbia University INC
appointment is to take effect Immediately NJ
Richards has long been interested in Industrial eu
cation and has travelled extensively IN IhuI'-
China and Japan He is graduate OF the MAsSA'
chusetts Institute OF Technology.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
THE CABINET.
rFrom The Tribune Bureau-J

From The Trfbune BUrtauJ
WASHINGTON, June 1S.-The Secretary OF state "
start with the President on Saturday morning
cd ,-on, New York go TO his country place at
Clinton. ~ Y, where Mrs. Root is already estaO-
lished for the summer.
Mrs Taft wife of the Secretary OF war; was one
of the most enthusiastic women In washington W
day She spent the greater part of the day IN her
husbands office at the War Department She ex-
poets to accompany the Secretary to Ohio next
week
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
NO CHILDREN ON STAGE IN SUMMER

Mayor Mcclellan. who recently discussed '"e vi,
visibility of allowing children TO appear 10 80 a
performances during the hot months Win s"f a..
tendent Jenkins. of the children's soele'S' s..s -
terrnined to withhold consent for such apPe -.
from Julv 1 TO September l. 1908. The new
kakea eject At onoA
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
NemT1prk DAILY Gribmre
FRIDAY, JUNE 1a. 1903.

This newspaper Is olo'ed ard pno"sheh o9
The Tribune Association, q Netc York corpora
t;on office and principal place OF business. Trtb-
ane Building. No. Isl Nassau street, ke'o foTE'
ogden Mills president; Nothaniel T"ff'e' sec
.,eta-y and treasurer. The address OF the OIL
GERS IS the Office OF this newspaper
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19

The president Of the Carnegie Institution at
Washington says that there is fortune await
ing any who introduce to the gen.
eral public bread that tastes less like cotton
batting than does the stuff sold for bread.
More than a fortune, professor! Undying fame
will be thrown in for the man who can work
IA miracle
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
MARK TWAIN SEES NEW HOME.

Danbury. Conn. June 1S-Mark Twain saw 10
night for the first time his estate in Reddins ana
the Italian villa built thereon as home for him
After looking the place over he said II delighted
him and that he going 10 stay. He has naaea
1t Innocence Home
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
CHILDREN TO BE MRS. sAeE's GUESTS.

Mrs. Russell Sage is to entertain this afternoon
every child in Sag Harbor her summer home. at
a picnic. There conditions age Mrs.
Sage herself will be hand. The picnic Is be
held after the close of school in the Park Ground
Grove.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19

The United States government refuses hence
forth to make itself the agent for the distr1ou-
ton at cost to itself Of anarchistic matter which
clamors for it's destruction Another instance
of the monstrous oppression Of governments!
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
THE TRIBUNE FRESH AIR FUND.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
$4,000

j. w
Collection taken the Universalst Suncay
school, Stamford. Conn. through Juha . .s
Strooridse go 90
NJ o. 5000 100 90
W. :. n.
Mrs Charles z. Rapelyes- Eln1t-a. y I.'-''- IN
Miss L. p Raynor '----'-'''' 25 90
Miss Alice H Honeyruan. Washington "a
Henry H Honeyman. Washington Nv
The ORPHANS, Home and Asylum through Al sa4
,,i susra IA -. HsTl1leSa = a1Sa,, = " = ... $50
The Rev George T. wssh5urn. D. n, Merit a.,
Sunday School the Presbyterian Church ot a. -
49, FlerceneId y = ILrr0usH = . 1000
IN memory ol = NJ r -"--.--+'' 700 90
: - \, ---- 80 .. - - lot
9aitoS ~ anu a. y - - 1928 s3
-.a, r "a ,oos s4 s4s 95
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
BURTON DECLINES POST.

Washington. June 1s.-Rspresentatfve Theocore
E Burton has declined appointment as umpire OIL
the Panama land claims commission.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19

The national convention reached a decision on
the Presidency quickly and easily because the
Republican voters of the nation had already
clearly signifed what action they expected.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
DR.. KINsMAN ACCEPTS ELECTION.

Wilmington. Del. June 1s-The Rev. Dr. Kins-
man, OF New York has accepted election $ Prot
estant Episcopal Bishop OF Delaware.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Travellers who arrived yesterday from abroad
THE DEUTSCHLAND. FROM HAMBURG.
Emil L. Boas. Miss II. NJ. Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. b. Shep- Mrs j. l. lockwood.
herd. | Karl Arbenz.
THE MAJESTIC. FROM SOUTHAMPTON.
Mrs, E. p Butler. / Mrs. r H. Every
Nj. and Mrs c. Atherton Mrs L. c. Riggs.
Clarke Mr.. and Mrs j. b. Duer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Pres Clarence Overend.
FRIEDRICH DER CROSSE. FROM NAPLES
Mr.: and Mrs. Edward L. Mr.. and Mrs. oliver s. by
for
Miss Gertrude T. simonds. Ronald F. wsbser
AiissA all
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19

daughter, Mr.. and Mrs Herbert l.. Satterlse -
also at Highland Falls.
Mr. and Mrs Frank 8. Witherbee have l.-< to-
for their summer home Lake ChampIatn vbs
they will spend the next two months
Mr. and Mrs Schuyler Schienelin have M, 49,.
left town for the summer. but occupying ths,.
house I'm Granercy Park adjoining that OF NJ,
schienelin's mother. Mrs. Charles W. Cooper
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen n. DIN. who recently ar.
rived from abroad. have taken possession OF that,
country place at Rhinebeck. n. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin DeIano Roosevelt hav.
taken a cottage Seabrfght. y. j.. for the ssa=a,
Among those VINO sailed for Europe vsstsrdsv
were Mrs Charles T. Barney, Miss Dorothy Wbis
ney Mrs Charles 3. Alexander. who has been for
the last three weeks at her country place at Tux
edo; Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Eddy. who have bes,
srayfns at the Plaza since their arrival IN town az,
Saturday and Lloyd Warren.
Mrs Sidney Dillon Ripley and Miss Annah Pipsv
will return from Europe the latter part OF JuIv
Mr. and Mrs Lorillard Spencer have arrived IN
town from Newport, and staying az III.
Gotham
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19

The convention leaves Governor Hushes "
New York, which is sure to claim MS ser
II he completes the programme or "orh &C.
down by him in this state, few will bulk iars
than he in the nations eye
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19

Speaker Cannon expresses his approval OF the
Injunction plank Conservatism has more
competent spokesman.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
II was Taft first and the rest nowhere.

Prosperity which has been looking in at tho
door for month. may as we'll enter boldly and
take full possession.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19

Mr. Hitchcock takes his place among the
major prophets
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
About People and Socfdl lnctdenfs.

daughter. Mr.. and Mrs Herbert L. satt.rlee. ,-,
also at Highland Falls.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
NETWORK Daily TRIBUNE FRIDAY. JUNE 19. 1908

much pleasanter to :" who ride on or i've along
that road
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
.4nlusements.

AsToFe .3o-Paid in Full
RLANEY 'S-S:IS-The Tanning OF Helen
CASINOS :l5-Nearly Hero.
c7ECIFs:I5-The Nerry-5o- Round
CoNEY IsI.AND-1nna Park. Bostocks. steePechsse
Dreamand.
Da.YS-S.1S-(sirls
EDEN NI7SEE-The World IN Wax
HkCKETT-S:15-The u Witchng Hour.
T5aNNFRSTFINS -S-15-Nsucevthe-
FsFRAID sofa ARE-S:I5-Three Twins
JAFToIN DE PARIS-Sl5-Follies of 1905
ISNSTfE[ERR :I5-The Yankee Prince
rYRlC-o:Ib-s .o-The Wolf.
Mem sMSTERDAN-S:15-The Merry Wioow-
NEW Y0RK-s.Se-Mary's Lamb.
ssSoT-e:I5-S :2o-The Servant in the House
ACK'S-S:lS-The Gay Musician
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

on all the races in the neighoorhood OF New
York the Suburban has always been inc most
popular the Long Island set In particular hivaLl
aLi1 beinp well represented at the course. and IN
.,,ta or the new racing law. 1t is probable tnat
there will be a large attendance to-day AT tne
sheepshead track For, IN addition to the splenold
card offered many will be attracted by curiosity
as to. the altered conditions arising iron 'n' ie
Gently enacted legislation
Commander and Mrs J. D. Jerrod Kelley an
nounce the engagement Of their daughter, Miss
Jacouelyne Jerrold Kelley. to Joseph Balhster Rus
sell, of Boston.
Mrs T. Pierpont Morgan is at her country place.
Highland Cragston. Highland Falls, n. Y where
she will spend the Her son-in-law and
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19

Mr. and Mrs. Frank 8. witherbee have Isr. .o-.
for their summer home on Lake ChampIain wb.-.
they will spend the next two months.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19

Four years more-of Taft.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19

No one need worry about the courts. Win "p
pointments In the hands Of ex-Judge tart.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19

| Mr. and Mrs Stephen II. DIN. who recently A.,
rived from abroad. have taken possession OF ths,,
| country place at Rhinebeck. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19

Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Delano Roosevelt hav.
taken cottage Seabright. y. J.. for the seaso,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-21
Urodziny czy imfeniny?

Slyszymy wolaz, re tn owdzie
:polacy obchodza urodziny. Jest to
>zwyczaj nowy, przyiety cd pro-
testanckich niemc6w. Dawniej mos
wiono u mas. Urodziny ma kazdo.
Estworzenie, nawet zwlerze, ale i
m1eniny tylko katol1k mice moze,
kt6ry wierzy, re ma W niebie swe-
go Patrona.- Zwyczaj obohodze,
MA urodzin jest ME polski i ME"
katolicki i ola tego, jak wiele i'm in.
|nych nalecia4o6ci, stan6wczo zwal
cza6 60 nalezy. I'd obcyeh ME ma
ley plrzyjmt'oe'w' '. rz'eeczy takich,
ikt6rych z nas1ym charakterem
T .E#-fI +. Hr .- g. 80 "1S /. :"
polskim j katolickim pogodzit sic
ME daiza. &: Wiadoma z~resztaa
rzecz, ze niemoy-katolicy v glebi
Nlemiec "a zw{aszoza za6 katolicy
w innyoh krajaoh) take tylko i
mleniny obchodza, DO to jest RE,
czywi6cie pc katolicku. U ma
wprawdzie niektdrzy katolicy ME-.
mccoy obchodza urodziny, ale to
(ich rzecz. My polaoy na mich Q
|gledac sic ME powinni6my: sza
nujmy piekne. obycsaje przodk,6'wt
na;szych i sw;etmy ilmmiitean,iiny . ME ME
urodziny.-Niech 0 tenn kazdy. q.
LErg. .%Eg- -L -. 81. $50 H--f'- Ea~@Ef
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-21
OsiagnefO eel.

Pan 3. Humphrey, wla6cicie.llt
Mielkiego generalnego skiiada Y Y
Omega, o. Jest prezydetlnltetlmn kso a
panai tel.ffee,1Bii,o,as,nItee 81 Adamspos-
s.wieoie jakol Ho1ne' Telephone Co,
Pike poiwslatu, @. & mdwi 8 ORA
Kinga nowym wwylnniaIIaEkku: IS calilo
mi ,tyoie RAJ. Qstatec,snlliie sdajsssiiee
tel 60 srobilo; zdA.iis sie ieiosiissggg7
neio Gel wyragowsio niisbsss
pieoxny kor-seehs kaszla --- q
ws.zsystko inns zaWiodtt To- i 4
IIKlnga now,vy wynalaSsk 5ddosieeggg.lilli q
33Mietylko. oelltu.swa kaszlu, lecz taakztbe
wylecxyl ohorotb,e gafdia plutc, j
piersi: SprIsidsEWilainigaS ptlo,d1a9s,w1lsIrrastnu1l-
.cya w.aptsos a KowAlewskkiites-
5go. 600 81. oN ButeIkI naspr6d6bbbee
.darrno. as .@ Ill
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-21
Panike W szkole

spowodowa1 szczur. w szkole "
Weidenau. We Westfalii podczae
lekcyi bobrowal szczur. GdY dzieci
zacze}y krzyczec, szuka}N on droge
wy]scia, a ME znalaz}ezy takowego
schroni} sic ~dziewczeciu pewnem q
pod suknie az do bi6dr.- Dzieoko
z przerazenia popad{o W kurcze, a
nauczyciele musieli je rozebrac re
sukieuek, by dzlewcze uwolnit, a
ze mia}o. RAINY nagryzione przez
szczura, oddano je W opieke lekar~
ska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-21

sa,n i, dlou polk p.onnaez.aa swego
s.eie snllsg ;br ta,4:al 4 j mech bsds.dile $50 a
De kaadego, NieS:o,b'cohloodl1zss5au ro ps1 lin
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-21

ma urzednika kll'opleioWege, ktorsas po
..!kkrl,6dttk lile c IS g p glra1rl1 e x arpl'-
I. a j wio's ono DC trulmnnu'yy Gt7sdyy
mil. mian q jj!usI za a1nlE wieko, ppqr ept'il
tmas, BY m m' Pozwolono ohElilk ke
.spedzie samemu przy zwiokac all.
:Uoaiowai zmark4 " twarz, 9 row.
nooczesnie zauwazyl, xe usta g
.ciepls. Przywoiany lekarz sken,
.stantowaf letarg j rozkazafl u n
:miesoi6 pacyentke Y sspitalu,,
.gdzle obecnie przychodzi do sie+
be. Chora opowiada, re sfysza}a j
wiedsiala co sic okoio niej azieie,
j 4e miano il jua ma zavsze zamr
knac v trumnie, lecz ME by}a v
stanie rus:yd sic, AMI nawet dae
jaklbadz znsk sz &c e e mai ma
poczu{ cieple usta jej.
"r.HF#~tr. rT."sE--T9 :. 49, EH rrE N% Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-21
Stulecie urOdzin Sf0Wac
kieg0.

....H 49,. "E .-s $500 - $3.50" - --at.a.
Dnia s kwietnia odby}a sic n "a
cmentarzu Montmartre " ParYzq
u%roozystodd seSpej rooznicy urodz'n
Juliusza Slowackiego, a zaraxem q,
.ciche pozegnanie zw4ok wieszcza.
w podnioslych slowaoh, goracem
uozuciem milosci, zalem j skarga
.wypowiedzia} p. Manu- przebieg
:zycia S}owaoklego, jego c%ierpienia,
i sm1ert.-. Z zalem, ze q.
malo go nar6d kochaf, ze skargaa,
DO dotad kryje zwloki obca ziemia,
mllosoiq, DO W s}owach zachety,
ably 60 Polaoy zawsze bsrdzo ko-.
odbi1a sic serdeezna struna
polska,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-21
CIEKANEE RZECZY
ZabaWna przyg0da

.rrs#- tg@sE&E A#f#Er h- &@AaE|E E.%~&=I i%NEga
ZabaWna przygodta
wydarzyta sic v pewnej wsi v pc
blisu Rybnika ma G6rnym slasku.
ZiechaIa tam menakerya, kt6ra po.
siada1a take mlodego krokodyla.
Niebawem rozpu6ci} kto6 pogloske
he krokodyl uciekl do lasu tam tam
sic ukrywa. Wszystkie umys}y BY.
~ "a w,eao,a rozgoraczkowan,e 9
gdy kilkoro dziecl Z przeraztenlilet'mrnl
zapewnialo, ie widzialy krokodylaa
" leslie, ogarnai wszy stkich nriep'oe.
k6j. Postanowiono urzadzic ma
niego ob}awe. Pod komenda pre-
{ozonego gminy w%yruszono 90 lasu
xlwidfami, kosami ftp. Gdy Gala :
czereda dosz}a do wskazanego
miejsca, z krzykiem rzucono SIC na
male zagajenie, W kt6rem mai
" - -E. - e. .h H.
mieszkao niebezpieczny zwierz, 2
znaleziono - %wywr6cona staras
w,erzbe, z kt6rej gatezie by}y OBJ
1amane.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-21
Bye mih0neroln... MIC
~przyjemnego.

w Berlinie bawn nledawno iee'~+,
den-ozlonek : amerYkanakiei r "a.
dsiny milioner6w Vanderbilt, jake
gos6. Zaledwie r~ozess}a sig wiest Q
TEN, setki ludzl zg}assali sic doSV::
0 ,,pozyczke," o ,,mala' wspo~
m6zke, wreszcie i tscy, kt6-
rzy zao6arowali mu swe kupna j
wynalazki., Gdyby biedny Milo
ner mai n AZ wszystkiohl przyja6, m NJ
sialby kra6d czas, oraz sam ann. Y ], kr6t. (,
kim ozasie pisywac ,listy kwestar
akie. Bogatym ME doblr'ze, ubooggii'mr!
ME dobrze - j ko 9 nj tu dogo"
.dzid?....
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-21
Wendyjskie ! polskIe
m I L,

W Lessnie. snalekli rob6tnioy
plzy kopaniu studni kilka esrn
.kdw, napelnionych Moteni none:
=tami j srobrnemi, Monety te exc.
doiowo poohodzaz ozas6w ,dawnyoh
polskrch, ozezciowo % wendyjskie-
go poohodzenia. Monety wepdyj--.
skis pochcdxg 2 ozas9w ksieeciaa
we1n,dlyjskiego, ,,Jaoz1aa Z Koepenik. !"
=Dobrze te zacbowane monety n a
jednltejj st i, ME maje w s'ia' I Z
napisema Ja \ 9 70, ma odwsroetnej z sa.9
stronie r,ok 1850. Jaozo : Koepenliilkl
stacza1 ? Niiemeami krwawe boiee,
niejednokrotnie zwyoiezkie. Pisal Q
MIN miedzy innymi pulkownik E.
|- 'E#r-F- -. b. .aF|'r.. ..H " .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-21
r o

Y q RoBoTNllI[--
ga n. A Al.:llas Al --pp,n Ffsso-
oiszek Oichh,oolkkil sppisze:: / Z ", Moia aloua.
Ebyla ciee4kko zlozona bollle6aiamil ! !. ppoo'
sxyotdu, i zaburgssehd y toladEkkuu. Dwie.
bntelki w.szego Gomoxo u1droRilo
tax daIece, % teraz mose pono~.
wnie sprswowad swoje oIYnnoSoi.
|domowe. j. tsktl y utywaaIem j., fax
tenn Jest e wierss, Il d1ls,a;; ME
~, gdy1by ME vase Como.
70. Cd o1asu gay usywafem Como
x, moge xnowu praoo1at- = 60
jestem bardzo w1dsieo.ny.' Ora Pio-
.tra Gomoso, stare zi6lowe leksr.-
IsEr - .aEEIs&tr IL. E&rFf SSl2SEE r8E2Et EG
!stwo trzyma nieprzerwany reklio ' q
pomy6lno6ci Y rylleeo.eniu niedoma-
meacsJsn j kobiet: n ie Jest
ono le lex. .' spteoz'nen, ale do
starcsane;; wpr,ost ospobom prsez lo-
kta,ll.nyoh agent6w, mianowioie przez
~}adaioie,i. Je4li ME wieoie . t.kim
agenoie v vs.1ej oko'ioy to piszcie
do Dr.. Peter F.bruey 3 Sons Co,
ll2 ;. 1l8 s.. Hoyne ave-, chioa-
go, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-21
Wies No d d i ieziora.

" dolinie Antrona wxxe W y
.su,e'et |. p.6'llln 400, : j ns ,',''' 4.
lla Antr'olnspt.,na, kt6ra s .' I
.zalpfpp.= wEootdils y cassie cas- |, k .t
1 H.. s7 4: &c lip ', 1912 /. ~ zoEooli l'''''
: IL. gg6r Ro1kaoh sRlynafy Kgt eely
lqt : A14L1nrtlrlolnaplana weeedagy j utxo es
jje1ioro, obelnnjjaaoes $4,000 90 me,
tr6w sze6oiennnuyoh vody- 20 1ataoh
jjesioro wysohfo, . p lego- dine
znsleziono ter4s zwaliskaa 3 ssa 'la1s
wsii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-21
A la Kapitan z KOpen1Gk.

w ~Bielefeldzie, " najruchliws
szej ulicy pred jednym towae
rowych dom6w czeka} ma zone Off
Ger rezerwy W pe}nym uniformie.
Przechodzacym podpadfo wydarte
sukno munduru i niezbyt modny
kr6j czapki, co dawa}o pow6d do
podejrzenia W ofloerze drugieggo
kapitana a la Koepenick- Zbiegor
wisko ros}o, lecz k~ryminalny urzed-
NIX pc grzcczn,m przeproszenlu
pana oflcera i przejrzeniu jego do
kumentow wojskowych uspokoi
t1um oswIadczeniem, re podejrzany
kapitan wraca z jakiejs libacyi 0.
flcer6w rezerwy 1 jest dyrektorem
gimnazyum W J%oetersloh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-21
IA GARDEU.


Pan Mat. J. Kl,mek, Box 1873,
EERockyway, n. j., piese do mas co
Enastepuje: "Severy Annttis4epsol jest
TO dobrY. preparat. Gierpialem bar
do ma gardlo, lecz, piegciokrotnet'
Ewyplukane gaard4a Waasym= ANTI 1nt,i
Esepsolem wyleczY1o mnie zupelnie'
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|krtani, we wsxetkich: zakatarrzeniaeh
|nosa, seysry Autisepsol poslada
warlo6c nieooenlons. Szczeg6lnie
Jest: on prxydatny " pdlaoh gardia,
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waoy i m6wcY publican. Uspwa=
ohrypke j cyu1chn4cy oddeoh, Coma iona.
aafc. We wssystkiiodhh ap.ekacah
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Iowa : l.;.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-21
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|rych, siennikach it'd. Mkt atoli
:dotqd ME sfyszai, ably skarby y
gorsetach odkryto. staao SIG TO
niedaxno Y Paryau. str6aka paw
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salskim otrzymala " podarunlk.uus Cd q
wlasoioiela domu corset pc jego
zmarfej ionic. Poniewas ME by
lei zupeln,e. wraz, ehoiala 60 p,lrz re
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!, MIN nii1', zas,,yyte 50 b 'lt!,llI1l 20 q
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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-12
RACES At
RADIO ORD
rnE NAY NEET TO BE \ DAY or
GENERAL FESTIVITIES.

RaIurl va. May u. The May
meet b.. tHc Southwest virginia
Agricultural a. Live stock Associa-
noa tp bo held the 27th at the
H#1'.rI FaIr grounds. VIII be- day
of H.raI festivities
s. uII am. uuD Doe the feature
of fHn forenoon. and ln the after
noon fHn Gf races OF the season
%. Hs'1 Already thsre Is a big
citing or horses ot the Fair grounds
lrI mHHs moro w.lI be entered with.
'u 'I. r.E' fFo weeks. II is lfkely
'RanTr. or thirty Of iho neefe-t
Southwest Virginia Will
compete
.luant 'n which the sue
.u sr.eh. vU crown the queen
f $685. H aIeo scheduled for
fI afternoon arI % brass band has
l... ..r.F
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-12

ject brought to the forefront OF late
by numerous trials in which insanity
has been pleaded as a defense.
The American Medico -Psycholos.
ieal Association was founded In lSI4
and is the Oldest national medical
organization in this country. II is
international in Its scope. It's active
members being drawn from both the
United States and British America.
The present membership IL about
100 including practically all the
prominent allonists and superintond-
ents of state and private insane hos
pitals In North America
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-12
BUG-H HOUSE
EXPERTS
DISTINGUISHED GATHERING OF
ALIENISTS IN SINTY-FoURTu
ANNUAL SESSION.

Cincinnati, o.. May 10, Brain
storms. psychic epilepsy, traumatic
amnesla, paresis, irresistible inn
pulses and other modern phases OF
mental alienation will be exhaus.
lively considered during the sixty.
fourth annual meeting of the Amer
lean Medico-Psychological Associa.
tion, opened this morning I'm the Ho-
tel Sinton. Mayor Markbreit wei.
coined the distinguished physicians
and alienists who are In attendance
nj the conference. The opening
session was largely devoted to The
presentation OF reports. The annual
address will be delivered this even
ing by Hon. Judson Harmon. A
feature OF the afternoon session was
the address of DR. Charles II. Ban
croft of Concord, y. H.. president of
the association. A discussion of the
relative OF rural and urban life to
insanity was also held today.
The convention will extend
through tomorrow, Thursday and
Friday, and papers will be read by
come OF the most noted alienists and
authorities on mental diseases I'm
the United States and Canada. There
viii be many discussions OF the med
co-lcgal aspects Of insanity, a sub
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-12
DEATH WINDS
SWEEP OKLAHOMA
EIGHT PERSONS KILLED AND
MANY HURT IN SUNDAY TOR
NADoEs--i,iG uAILsToNEs.

Woodward. Okla. May i2.-At
least eight persons were killed and
score injured In the several tor.
nadoes In Northwestern Oklahoma
sunday.
The dead.
j. r. HALE.
TWO UNKNOWN PERSONS.
DIR. J. HOwSER.
ARTHUR SlBLET.
WILLIAM HAND.
MRS. YOUNG.
Telephone communication is en-.
tirely cut on from the storm-swept
area and the only other means o,
getting Information Is by stage. The
nearest point 90 Woodward that tn,
storm struck Is at Mutual. Eve miles
away. The most distant Is Little
Robe. Ellis county. which Is FULLY
80 miles south OF this place. The
disaster seems to have consisted o.
4 succession OF tornadoes occurrlnp
between . O'Clock n m. and I
O'Clock p. m. They appeared hrst
in the western part OF the devastat
ed district and moved toward the
east.
The most serious results were In
the vicinity OF Arnett. where fully
30 persons are believed 20 have suf-