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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07

str,sshzssmslfTi toTtury malItsiiall Mo
stcssaliv,y gospodaa q ~ piralleohod.I6,
z,1nil iaz poT.1=vl6 ryaa1Iisod ch~li-
Il bo~iitem posiysseni. Ionotu= ~ v
.trumd,ni., a. DO js wydtobyoia upls-
] 1iotpIrl1essso 8 godziny exam. TIKI
||ddfago 3D'1soIy!i 90 ten niesso.eali.
# vice, 4 70 wsak'alsek bsIsraniic ulllesj
) 4, .s'll=z, vil'p65fbraei; ltdr ~;
ballI=sss tranny ,6d4opa6; aeby lin ID
lalesbbos1osyfI ,,o1tgoi'sE 1l l,l ME Z
:cryniHiI ST ==
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07
Straszne HlOfderstW0 "
{ .'...sz Z ] B l'g, 80.

W Tiergarten1le znalexiono wcso.
rajo geo,dds. 8 rano niiejakiego Char
observation-disclosures trupa - do
II letnipgo cb4cpos v best5alnJ
spos6b po %, KaE ]
nog, .odoietych Cd tufowia, me :
bylor Takte orgsna p{cio~e g wy wy
krajane, TAX ie ME mosna by1o
cd rasu etwierdsi6 pfcl Sanordo-
w,sntejj sosoby. So to zwioki nlo.,
d III ls, kt6rego nsljprs6d uduszo.'
no, ) potem dla niepoznaania po--
dwiartowano. Gfowa tak1e jest
odcieta cd tulowia. Skdra 2 tufo-.
WAX II Ut. gEowy 1 by jiiI:= snpsRl5nnie zdaftai
@ s-E "LE L-m-
uszy cd gIowy odciste, tu}dw by4
ptok1ajany, wnetrznodci wsnystkie
p1,owsyimllowano. Braksujace sozescl
oiafa znalazfa policya ponaoca
ps6v r6vniet v poblizu Tiergar-
tenu. Pojedyncze cx'esscii zawiniste
byly " czerwona szma'te i v v. mod;
~ fartuch " krate. Rodzice, zgfar
szajacy sic ma policyi, ME byli "
stanie rozpoznac-csyje to dziecko.
Wladza policylna wyznaczyta ma
zbrodniarza 5000 m n :
nagrody. Mord ten prsypomina'
bardzo mord Wintera " Chojni-
each Y Prusach Zachodnich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07
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CIEKAWE RzEGzY
ssS:Tsrss.s.8ss sssss9 3 .ssss.g ssssR
Cyeahska mifosc.

0S6HSk8 Mt1ODCs
Przykre doswiadc1sesn1iie, xrobil
pew,en m}ody, DO saledwle II
lstni ohfopieo baanlkovy Y Lyonis
We Francyi, Mauryoy Renald. Y
Eawlarnii zapozna1 sic : piekna oy'
ganka Elrin4 Gonssies ls1aIoohaa
siis y niej NJ zab6j. Ciemnooks
c6rs cygiahdsska:z au vvaxysa, il chic
pieo stall SIG ' je, refaoh poslus1-
mem narzedziem, to tel namdwila
go, sby wy1dobyf gdzies wiekszae:
sumo pieniedzy, oboje .udadsa sie
plootem do Hisspanii beda 5yli pc
kr6Iewsku. Renard sfaiszowaaI GEEK
ma $4,000 frank6w podni6sf v
banku pien,sdse, Zatrzymaf dla
siebie tylko 5000 frank6w i poles
ohaf do Pary4a ably sig zaoplat 1rs! u
n1a'letyoie ma podr6z do H~iszpanii,
..s -. 49, 4,y$..G ra -. :. - - E
reszts zas dai do pr1echowaniia
swej uzoohanej. Gdy ~]poxr6cil a do
Lyonu, z oyganki ME zosta4o ami
a1adu, sa i en- 1ros,pracazcny, sam
oddal sic v reoe sprawledliwo6ci.
-f5-1--- ~ ~ u-E--F-= .iE EH1- III. -: u? =. 80.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07
NIby arka NOego.

N10y 8fk6 NO0g0.
rsj~IstI1y u i u dsilie1
a lisaiyeoI~ieI .naj|
dov'laaz II me- I. oos ii p ,l,i ob,so,
nie1 NorsRo . Jo1lu do Tillburryy.
fZwierzqta prszexnas1ons sY do odr
dzialu zoologioznego ma. wyls,tawe
francusko.angielsk4. kt6ra nleza-
Idlugo bedzie odtwtarta " Londynie.
Ns#okrsciie znaidaja sIs Ivy, y
(grysy, lamparty, sionliie, wiki,
Ehyeny, jagusry. pumy, niedzwie~
|dsie " nairozmaitszych odmlanaoh,
wielb1ady, kugaary, pantery, mai
[py i mn6stwo Innych drobnyoh
zwierzqt, okazy poohodsa pc cse::
Esoi z nowojorskiego ogrodu ZOO
Elogioznego, ktory je vypo.yczyl
E=wystawie, cxsscia nabgte 50 cd
Ehandlarzy. -Aadunko-
wi towarzyszy weterynaIz i dwo~
ina asystentami / 70. dozofo6w. Po-
|~starano sic tel o odpowiednie Ola
|kstlego gatunlku z,wsliierEats poly
|wienie. Wynn eelu znajjduja sic
ma ok1reciie: oxtery kkrovy osm lEa 10,
nj, ssest oslow, diva maly, diva.
nasoiie rs. j szess6c owie,o, aiby v "a
|1ie potrzeby moada.bydlo ranq5 na
|iywnosc NJ okrecie. PROOF tego
zabfano, 5 oo=vork6v miesa xe,:1Ewi1iie.
FRAT, zabitych pred odjasdem
I2oo vork6v watroby wolowej, pol
tony suchardw psich, try kosze
tknr, try tdziny tywych ir6likdw
dla wety,i tong lodu Ola choryeh,
pied ton=.ryb i 1od galon6w tranu,
Itego prsysmaku biaiych n;edfwie.
d1i;sapas woafe polkafnY. Poorly
niono wszyis ,p5ii sabyl tylko zwiis,rze,.
tai ME sa5oiieeT err " drodIe wasksteal
niepogody i clhoroi;bbiYi morsk1ejj.' 9
- tIAN E-E - E@ hErGEE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07
Zyd0wskie ~fapichf0pstwO.

Zydowskie fapichfopstwo.
Jakich ~sposobdw chwytaja sic
kupcy sydzi, by mimo sserzacego
sic coraz bardsiej " sp6leczehstwie
nsszem hasla ,,sw6j do sweggo"-
posyska6 i utrzyma6 sobie odbior-
COW polskich, 0 TEN jjnz nieraz PR
sa1ismy. Obecnie many nowY przy-
t4ad
Kupiec b}awatny " Krzywiniu
l.. Sieradz, mimo polskiego
nazwiska zydefr *ykapany, rozsy1a
do okolicsnyoh krawc6w polskle
poczt6wk " doslownym brzm'e"
niu jak nastepuje:
Herr.n Panic (nazwsko).
Jo dostoem pore oolkie stuki
wolnane Atlas srednie i drossaze
gatunkuw, i mnie 7 stuti z durzo.
10 BIN P.nu, be- zodnego .arobs
#s-- a = t. - "-.# ~ ~ ,h..
.ku (?) wedldk rachunek sic Pan
moze p~rzekunacz, pc poi stuku od.
siumpiu i prosze mnie odwiedzicz,
DO cd kilku zeigu til sukno, tis
moge pc pol odacz CO mic sam
kosztuje.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07
Niezwykfy wypadek.

w Matkowicach zmarf 7oletnl
bogaty gospodarz, Tomasz Nowak.
Pospusxczeniu trnmny do grobu,
porozchodsili sic ws1yscy do do
NOV, a sosta1 tylkjo1 sam grabsrz,
kt6ry trumDne sasypywak Gdy
gr6b JUL byf prawie sasypany, do
szedf do uszu grabarza }omot :
trumny, kt6ryz kssda ohwilq
wzrastat ooraz bardziej. Grabarz
przestrassonY, cisna} }opate. . pc.
lecisl do wsi po rade, co ma robic,
Zgromadzila sic wkrdtce Gala wief
=1ecz zamlast odkopat gr6b j Wy,
dostad ttumne, poczeli. la1nentowat
i radzit. GO pocz4t. Podosas tyycf
narad fomot " trumnic stu wal SIS
;ooraz gwaltowniejszy, m'mo e
wieksso66 chtopo6'swa o,~6wladczy4a, zig
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07
PoWr6t ze SyboryI.

II Il UWlUU az OJWUEyA
Do1wa.s1avY q p-zyb t % Is
latch vy!gna,nia o.tereo6 s ri;
.o6v, uo.estnitt65v xypadt6v roEu
1858. Bled.oy q povr6oilil dick
.lod.rnotteii. luda, do,brej vol, ktdr1y
Esebfsli Ola Mich fundusr q pre-
|jesaz Tonsia stersni wiekieu
Evygushey an.lslH ohiv,lialto~y.5prFsy,
Esulsk = hotedn Wiedehstin.
.L--.a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07

aIaaH61zasFzi onI p5ds 49, rs.Hy zEa1n, MY YT T6na Gz 40 vydoby@-
v11pIe,a1t.aia .n.o.ns fossFsiaa . Is b h yaanIsbo4Rn u 1aanhnn
d l.iaeg tov.ru. Jeden ems s ro b sa. 60 aIz Dopisro l iaa
v.d, d ! .e~ jseo =e e1.ssgr IT, pniIII.s pd.s.sn y dunia,s,
p pIas poIoyant5w aasIy,= lb saseydozz.aa aHz aloa.sa.e IT5ped
ppddyy5ra,ny~aozy, ~ ~ iaanYdolll E Eapd . raetr...d e l aaa " oe1o a
olreg,ah ME lepiejj % %, l dl.1e I I...y..lEih z pfa a. q .sok1ropay
TE..Aeii5 z2ofoerows poliogyi sostll llzviahoi.. % unisboslea nA41 t~1a r
|.u..s,ts.ani Z o,synnoseiacbt. Gl6v4, vylnyvnns ~ .,faa zy spos55b
5 Aiadk,em, podozas 6ledztwaI oais5 ubranis# Posaarpsne M IzeP-
F BIT Is slstn, oh1opiec, It6Iyy= I po III acialko poaad1lams / IIlaaA.
##do oBnslf ofvaer Twist =v 70 r-1 d pOVy9ryzans.z Som clanr = trumy
.nanss; Dilolen.a, IA rpo.l.az peli-IIb ysy .apss1aie .r1ou.bae..= z= =
=oyan6w wchodsif przsz= w4sk IIse i Mofns Isobis aPlznYtonni6, jal
oIna /, otrrr,f ,d tsvi .aod.ie1Founs> II.tr ,s msfI tofrsa us@l l1ansi,l no q,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07
PoszukujepOsaT

/ - f. 800 S. = ]. - ~ IS
.Gospodyni, = dobrein dos
.wiadc,zeDiem, kt6ra przez
Gas peln1a obowiaaz.s-
( p ,ll,i ] kui1jEel'iplorgady.u u. .K1siie.
.dza. Przyczynlai. lutLr,aty miej-
sea byla 2 poHodu smierci.
So 81 Mlla,rya zak
Gen. D'eiivIiery
B Minneapolis, MINI fin,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07

Poszukujs Mo1negelo1
.natIcsJcieA iorganisls mo
niapegodebrze pospolskH
po=.angielslM Aplikacye
.7Fiel Z. a. KTy-
iiewsks
Al,dIes:: REs,v.A. K,rlyjeWssalksi..
4. D. No.
Ivanhoe, MINI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07
syn. Pisze.

$50
WDzIEEzNY syn. pisze !
lego maatc % Dr. Pster F.hraey
and ma. Sons GO, ghic.go, ID, Is
nlstspule: acsojs zobowiss.-
nym saviadomitwas,soo Goamo,1lou.
,u,o.5n ia a. mole m =, sI.ar1te.zlo
pied Is oleip,aia ona !. -eumsty1n
cd pr1e,s.1fo rota, gdy poossla MY
'vat Gomo.o c.ae sisSo wisle le-
.pi.j, atela. j..tz1upean,e vyl,o1o-
Mote ona 1now ssprsvowao
|iwsselk,e swo;esaomowe czynnozci..
Bardso ciesss 81, :aeona jjest .novu
gdy. ba,d.o e. .oierpi.Ia
..D1ietuje nam e'sbi seroa !. IA.
lsI. e ~ zyosliwy, Fe'
II Btysto, Ms.po,b, F. i, n. =:
d. Piotra Goue1o ME jest .p-
teoznem lekarstwem: Me MONA 60
nabyd Y aptekaoh Jest ono ivy
he ai6sove leta,r,stwo,, ltdre wyoa
sostalo pred pr1es1lo stu Il
t y T Et6re jest wprost d~os.arc1ans
osobom pr1e1 fabrytant6w; D ['1';,
Peter FahrneY q Sons Co., lrg
ll8 So. HoYne ave Chicago, H.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-19
WILLIAMS GIVES
Up LEADERSHIP
Minority Leader Of the
House Lays Down
the Sceptef
Steps Out Early So His Sue
CessOf Gan Be Got in
Training

/ Eufaula, Ala, June 1S.Congress-
man John Sharp Williams, of Mis-
sissippi, has resigned the minority
leadership of the house of represen-
tatives to take effect December l.,
next. This announcement is made
by Congressman HI. D.. Clayton,
chairman of the Democratic caucus.
In letter to Mr.. Clayton, under
Washington date of June Is, Mr..
Williams. without previous intima-
ton of his intentions to retire.
writes: S. s a
Washing ton, D. G., June 10, 1908.
Hon. HenryD. Clayton, Chairman
Democratic Caucus, Eufaula, Ala.
Dear Henry: I write this letter
to you as my resignation of the
position of parliamentary floor lead
er: for the minority, the resignation
to take place upon the first Monday
of December, following this date.
have been thinking a good deal
and it seems to me that If the next
house goes Democratic, whoever is
going to be speaker of the house
ought to have at least the training Of
the last, or short session. of this
congress, not only to fit him for its
parliamentary duties, but also to
make a more intimate acquaintance
with the personnel on the Democrat
side than perhaps otherwise he might
have. #. upon the other hand, the
next house shall be Republican, the
training would be just as necessary
in order to fit him for the very ar
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-19
CANT agree ON
SECOND PLACE.
Leaders Cannot Get Together.
on Vice Presidential
Candidate
Taft Keeps MuIIl--.CumInins,
Murphy, Guild and Fair
banks Mentioned

Chicago, ILL.,, June / Sat a,s M.
the vice presidential situation at the
Republican national convention was
still an unsettled conditions a con-
ference Of 1eders held in Mr.. Hitch
cocks room at the auditorium An
mex, seeking to- solve the situation,
had dwindled away to a handful. At
this hour it was authoritatively stat
ed that while Representative Sher-
mans candidacy had been favorably
regarded by many Of the leaders
during the early hours Of the meet
ing, representations were made later
which had a somewhat dampening
effect upon his prospects. A num-
Der of prominent western Republi-
cans cited his action in congress on
several matters of legislation which.
it was argued, would be used against
him in the campaign.
His nomination, they urged, would
be construed in some quarters as a
contradiction Of the progressive pro-
fessions Of the platform.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-19

duous duties Of leadership during
the Sixty-frst congress.
"I have not consulted any of my,
friends about resigning for fear
they might attempt to disuade me,
and my opinion of the absolute cor
rectness Of the position which / am
taking is so clear that did not
want either to be dissuaded or to ap-
pear obstinate towards. them. I
need not tell you, Of course, because
you know it, how much I shall per-
sonally welcome release from the
hard work and from the lime light,
as you and some friends know. I
would, because of the condition Of
my health, have laid down the work
before this but for the appearance
of quitting while under fire.
would not, however, permit the pros
pect Of work alone make me quit if
that we're all. am acuated solely
by the idea that the course that I
am taking is best for the party.
TN sending in the resignation
thus early so that you can have 1t
published, instead of waiting until
next December, / have been acuated
by the idea that it was only fair
to members of the party that they
should have time between now and
then to fully consider whom they
wanted to succeed me.
II have nothing but good feeling
for all the Democrats in the house.
am glad that in laying down the
weapons with which they have arm
ed me L can do so with the recol-.
lection that the last congress was
one almost unprecede in Demo
cratic annals in harmony of action
and unity Of purpose on the Demo-.
cratic side.
IFS the next campaign should be
fought simply on the issues made
in this last session of congress, i
have no sort OF doubt of Democratic
success. No matter what the issue
may be and how things will turn
out we will have the recollection of
having stood shoulder to shoulder to
one another, and we can now with.
great reason entertain strong hope
of Democratic governmental reform
Whether we earn redress at the
polls next Noyembdr, or not, We
have deserved it, and that is all that
poor mortals can do. They cannot
compel fate.
I Il sincerely hope and express the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-19
Themeeting began at 10 o'clock.


Themeeting began at 10 o'clock.
It had been the expectation that the
conference would decide upon an
available candidate for vice presi-
dent and it was anticipated by some
that the view Of Mr. Taft as to the
choice of a companion on the ticket
would be made known.
In both respects the meeting was
a disappointment. The situation
had been represented to Mr.. Taft BY
wire, but at a late hour no definite
preference had been expressed by
him, and In the absence Of a state
ment from the presidential nominee
the conference busted itself with a.,
discussion of the situation.
The preponderance Of opinion
seemed favorable to the selection OF
some man from the Mississippi VAL
ley and the names of bolivar and
Cummins were mentioned. The kind
" feeling Of the administration for.
Cummins was conceded, but some
said that he would not be accepta-
bic to the convention.
The names Of Senator Long Of
Kansas, and Warner. of Missouri
were suggested, but both promptly
declined to be considered. It was
represented that Vice President Fair
banks would have many friends III
the convention. The advancement Of
the boom Of Representatiye Sherman
was commented upon and several
expressed the opinion that his nom
nation was possible
Other Developments IN the. vice
presidential situation during the day
were: Decision of the committee to
withdraw the name of Senator Dol
liver shiuld it be presented, ana
to press Cummins for the office; an
active propaganda in behalf Of Sher-
man and apparent falling off in the
prospects Of Firbanks. John Hays
Hammond definitely Withdrew from
the race and the names Of Guild and
Murphy will be presented to the con-
vention. ,ss ss5
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-19
PRESIDENT
CONTINUED from page ID

NNOAASAASAS0 4AOAAA PSSS3O La
Other visitors who saw the presi-
dent occupied his time quite fully,
but at o'clock he broke his custom,
by going out driving for an hour with
Mrs. Roosevelt. Their horses having
been forwarded to Oyster bay. they
had to forego their customary recrea-
ton Of horseback riding. As the
president was away from the White
House during the period when the
nominations were being made in Chi
cago, some comment was made as to
what the effect of his absence might
be in case there should be STAN
pede Of the convention favoring his
nomination, when it would be impos-
sible to get word to him, but there
proved to be no need of apprehen-
sion on that account.
This evening, by invitation, Secre-
tary Taft went to the White House.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-19
PERSONAL

The Misses Clara McCauley and
Lillian King of st. Paul, are visiting
Miss Hilda Satterlund.
Rev. E. C. Biller returned to Dick
inson after pleasant visit with Rev.
and Mrs. O. F. Jones.
Col. William Belden of Standing
Rock Agency, was in the city on
Thursday and took the noon train
for Fargo.
Mrs. Fiske and daughters return
ed to Grand Forks on Thursday,
after a few days visit with the
judge.
Editor Smith of the Kidder Coun-
ty Herald, was visitor in the city
Thursday.
Miss May McLennan was in the
city from Stewartsdale Wednesday,
to attend the class play.
DR.. Danford is in the city attend
ing the cornerstone laying at the
Methodist church. He preached the
sermon at 8 o'clock and took part
with Bishop Moore at the corner
stone laying. DR.. Danford recently
returned from a five weeks trip east
and south, much refreshed and rest
ed but glad to be back in North
Dakota. he says. II
Miss Ruth Mason of yassar, Is vis-
ting Lieut.. and Mrs. Gregory at
Fort Lincoln. Miss Mason is sis
ter of Mrs. Gregory.
Irwin Small was in the city from
the TT. Rice reservation on Wednes-
day.
From nearby points: Jno. Reuter-,
Turtle Lake; H. Lander, Wilton; C.. A.
Wells, Geo. Page, H. E. Mathews,
Wiprud; Jas. Campbell, Kintyre; e.
A. Hull, Driscoll; ]. e. Miller, Under
wood.
Warden Hellstrom and family are
visiting in Fargo.
Don't miss reading Webb Brothers
white goods and embroidery ad.
=
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-19

hope to you and to the Democratic
caucus that the tide Of centraliza-
tion and Of federal usurpation OF
governmental power has seen Its
height and is now on the ebb.
Thank you for the cooperation
and personal affection that do not
feel conscious Of having deserved, /
am, Yours truly,
JOHN SHARP WILLIAMS, =
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-19

Don't miss reading Webb Brothers
white goods and embroidery ad.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-19

Batteries - F1aherty and Smith;
sallee, Beebe, Raymond and Hos
letter, Bliss.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-19
Sporting News
Games Yesterday.

Batteries - Durham and HoWley;
Curtis and Roth.
Games Today.
Milwaukee at indianapolis.
Columbus at Kansas City.
Toledo at Minneapolis.
Louisville at st. Paul.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-19

You certainly cannot afford to miss
the white goods and embroidery sale
at Webb Brothers
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-19
HAS PNEUMONIA.

M. Bosch, the father of Mrs. Chris
Hess, is In the hospital very i'll with
an attack Of pneumonia His adj
lvanced age makes it serious.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-04

clothes, search the house and steal
$125 in money. This sum was taken
from his trousers pocket and also a
gold watch worth $3.50, together with
other yaluables. The men overlooked
$3.50 of the railroad companys money
concealed in a coat
Following his usual custom O'Har-
rah upon retiring left his wooden leg
in the leg of his trousers. AT night he
was awakened to find burglars in the
house and his trousers and the wood
en- leg were gone.
Then the men came into his room
and unconcernedly began search. one
compelling O'Harrah to keep silent at
the revolver's point.
The search finished, the two men in
formed O'Harrah he would find his
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-04
concerned will be a northwest wind.
carrying the balloonists to Russia's
frozen steppes.
julius Caesar In LONDON.

Julius Caesar left an estate in Eng
land valued al $6.675., He was a chem
list, carrying on business In London
His ancestor. Caesar Adelmare, an
Italian doctor. attended Queen Mary
and was paid the record fee OF $500
She styled him her Julius Caesar. This
name he begged her to authorize him
TO use. and she granted him letters OF
naturalization. The Italian doctors
son became Sir Julius Caesar and war
a prominent physician In his day
Many of his family bearing the name
have been doctors and surgeons Of dis
tinction-
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lin on October II.

lin on October IL.
The Conquerer is the only balloon
made in America that will enter the
contest, the other two pilot, from this
country having arranged for the pur-
chase Of foreign made airships.
Mr.. Forbes, who says he will win.
does not expect that the race Eill be
won on land. He explains how small
a chance there is for any of the twenty
three balloons to approach the record
made from st. Louis last fall and mot
land on the water"
He points to the map of Europe
and argues that if last years distance
of 81 miles should be equaied IN the
race from Berlin, about the only basis
of hope SO far as lighting on soil is
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IGIRDER WEIGHING
5000 POUNDS STOLEN

Alton, ILL.,, Oct 3.-The Alton po-
lice are looking for the strongest thief
in Illinois. When they find him they
expect to obtain an explanation of how
he got away with an iron girder 3J
feet long and weighing 5000 pounds.
the property Of the city. Recently the
city began the construction of bridge
on the Vandalia road, expecting to use
the girder on the structure. When
they were ready to move the girder
they could not find Il
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wooden leg downstairs. When they
had gone he managed to summon his
small daughter, who located the arti-
fetal limb standing naturally at the
foot of the stairs. BY the time the leg
was adjusted the robbers had escaped.
O'Harrah lost his real leg in a rail-
road accident FIVE years ago.
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HOPES TO WIN
WITH cONQUEROR
Forbes Balloon Only American
Bag in Great Race.

New York, Oct. "a. Holland For
bes, pilot, and Augustus Post, have
gone to Berlin with their balloon the
Conquerer, and they will take part in
the international balloon race to be
startAd hy Kaiser Wilhelm from Ber-
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81 suppose" said the beautiful girl
that you very often burn the mid
night OIL"
No" replied the poet II hang my
hat on the doorknob 50 that the land
lady can't look through the keyhole
and catch me burning gas."-Judge'a
Library.
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ROBBERS HIDE LEG;
VICTIM HELPLESS
Ticket Agent Unable to Defend
ValuabieS.

Washington, Pa. Oct. s.-Because
robbers had sufficient foresight to
hide his wooden leg, Oscar OIIarrah,
ticket agent at Golfers. w. Va, was
compelled, lying on his bed. TO watch
two masked men go through his
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Water bills due Oct arst- .
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