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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-03-27
RAN AWAY FROM SCHOOL.
Young Boy Killed While Riding I'm
dcrncath Express Car.

Young Dean. the son Of a promi-
nent citizen Of Langley, was killed
Tuesday afternoon on the electric car
line between Langley and Warren
VILE, near Aiken. 1t seems that he
slipped of or ran away from school
and got on the Augusta-Aiken X
press car. 1t is supposed that he
either fell off or was shaken off,
falling on the track and was then
run over by the car Tho men on
the express car, it is said. did not
know anything about the matter and
the boy remained on the track until
tho car bound for Aiken came M a
little later. The affair Is avery de-
ploraDle one.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-03-27
Legally Hanged.

At La Grange. Ga, ingram Cana
dy. a negro asaailant. was hanged in
the jail yard Friday afternoon at
1:l6 o'clock. Canady was convicted
at tho last November torn OF court
OF crminally %assaultlng Mrs. Rosa
5oRea. .
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-03-27
HEAVY DAMAGES
GIVEN MOTHER AND LITTLE SON
WHO WE'RE
hadiy Burned by Coming ia Contact
with a Live Wire on the Streets
OF Florence.

OF Florence.
A dispatch from Florence to The
News and Courier says the biggest
verdicts V e awarded by a Florence
county jury were recorded Thursday
In the cases of Mrs. Maude Laughlin
and her little son, Lawrence Laugh.
lin' both of whom were horribly
burned by an electric wire in Flor.
cnce last August, against the Flor
chcc Electric Light and Power Com
pany and the Southern Public Service
corporation Mrs. LaughIin, who
asked $4,000 damages, was award
cd $4,000. and Lawrence L.auyhlin.
whose suit was for $4,000 damages.
obtained a verdict for $4,000.
Judge Dantzler promptly oyerrul-
ed a motion for a new trial. as he
had previously overruled a motion
iof a non-suit. based on the ground
that it had not been proven that the
Southern Public Corporation was ia
any way connected with the Florence
Light and Power Company. The case
will be appealed to the Supreme
Court. This was one OF the biggest
cases ever tried in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas in this county.
Mrs. l.auglin is the wife IF Mr..
George w. Laughlin of Florence.
The injuries for which she has been
awarded damages were received on
the 10Th Of last August, while she
was trying to rescue little Lawrence
49,, -l -
tagled in the street nca the corner
of Ravenel and Chceves streets. Both
mother and son were SO badly in
jurcd that it became necessary to
amputatc Mrs. Laughlin's right hand
and right foot, and the larger por-
ton OF L~awroncc's right hand. 4
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-03-27
Shot Milc and self.

Mad with love for another woman.
determined to the bonds that
bound him to a woman he did not
love, George Willoughby, prominent
in business and church circles al
Milwaukee, Wis, shot his wife dead
Friday morning, and twice wounded
himself. y
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-03-27

Presence Of Men and Women,
AT st. Petersburg, Russia, Lieut.
General Smirnoff was probably fat
ally wounded in a duel fought We'd
nesday morning with Lieut.. Gen.
Fock.
The men were in the riding school
of the Chevalier Guard regiment and
fought with pistols, standing close
to each other when the shots we're
exchanged.
The duel was caused by a memo
randum written by Gen Smirnoff ON
the seige Of Port Arthur. in which
he questioned the courage of Gen.
Fock.
The latter considered that his hon
or and reputation was involved and
challenged the author OF the memo
randum.
The duel, occurred with the full
knowledge and appreciation Of the
military authorities. 1t was witness
ed by several officers Of high rank,
and it is even reported hat several
women were present.
Shortly before 10 o'clock Gems
Fock and Smirnoff appeared at the
riding school. Without salutinE they
took the places assigned by their
seconds.
The duelists we're instructed to
fire until one or the other was hit.
AT Fock's fourth shot Smirnof groan-
ed and sank wounded in the abdo-
men above the hip.
The word fire" was given by Gen.
Kristen, the Russian authority ON
duelling.
At the third exchange SmirnoR
accidentally fired prematurely, but
Fock magnanimously declined to
shoot at q defenceless opponent, and
the fourth and final shots were then
exchanged.
The duel will be followed W
another between Fock and Gen. Cor
.batoffSky who was criticised by
Flock during the court-martial pro-
cccdings.
Gen Smirnoff was acting
dant Of the Port Arthur fortress dur
ing the seige n at the time OF it's
surrender to the Japanese. After his
return to Russia he prepared a Sc
cret report of the defense of Port Ar
thur which was the basis Of the
indictments on which Gen. Stossel,
Gen. Fock and Gen. Rciss were tried
for their lives before court mar
tial.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-03-27
Fatal Explosion.

The boiler at tho saw mill of G.
w. Moore at Homeland, Ga, blew
up Friday morning, killing Mr..
Moore, tho proprietor, instantly, and
seriously scaldlng three other mon.
Mr.. Moore was n c. tho wealthiest
men in that section OF the State.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-03-27
ASSISTANT OBSERVERS WANTED
Weather Bureau Service Offers OPP
p%Oitunity to IOuu4 Men.

An opportunity is offered young
men to become assistant Observers in
the United states Weather bureau
through the civil service. rs "Nami-
nations will BE held by the civil SER
vice commission on April 18Th. PROV
imo, at the following places in South
Carolina on that day; Charleston,
Columbia and Greenville.
The position gays $3.50 with the
prospect of rapid promotion after the
probationary period Of SIX months
has ended. Application for informa-
ton in relation to the examinations,
and for admission to the same,
should be addressed 10 the u. 5. Civ
il Service Commission, Washington,
ID. c.. :"
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-03-27
BENNETTsvILLE. S. @, FRIDAY, MARCH g7. 19o8
THE COTTON CROP
FOR last YEAR GOES OVER
ELEVEN MILLION BALES.
Census Report Issued by the
Department OF Agriculture Gives
II Total Figures.

VA agriculture Wives
the Total Figures.
eacensus report issued Friday
SHOWS that the cotton crop grown in
l9oEHaggregated 11,3S1,163 running
oaies, counting round as half bales
and including l%inters, and showed a
total soE27,b77 active ginnerics for
l9OI.3S%This is against l3.305 6
oales 1906, and 10,725,6O2 in
+ me statistics include 177,646
oaies returned as remaining. to be
ginned after the item of the March
canvass. The total number Of run
ming bales as given is equivalent to
l~l.3V2,872 Of 500 pounds each.
me average gross weight Of the
bales for 1907 is SOILS pounds. The
item for the crop Of 1907 are TO-
1895 square bales; l9S.549 round
Dales; S6,793 sea island bales: 1885,
o4s round bales; S6,793~ sea island
bales; linters 276,5OO bales.
Tne number of running bales by
states follows: Alabama 1,126,O2S;
Arkansas 7G0,162. Florida 57,816.
Georgia l,S91,900. Kansas "a, Ken
lucky 4,205. Louisiana 676,Sz3, Mis-
sissippi 1,464.207. Missouri 35.-
997, New Mexico AZ, North Caro-
lima 64S,517, Oklahoma S64.lO6.
South Carolina l.175,375, Tennessee
274,536, Texas 2,27l.I24. Virginia
9.486, Kentucky's total includes lin
ters OF establishments in Illinois and
Virginia.
The linters included 2T6.5OO bales
iorSt9O7, 322,064 for 1906 and 230,-
497 for 1905. Round bales arc 1913,
549 for 1907, 26S,219 for 1906, and
279,S36 for 1905. Sea island bales
are S6,893 for 1907, $3.50 for 1906,
1889 for 1905.
Average gross weight Of the bales
for 1907, including lintcrs as given,
is against 50l.9 for 1906; that Of
the roand bales is 246.1 pounds for
1907 compared with 245.l for 1906,
ap~dfthe3sea island 391.G pounds for
Stsv, E3mparod with 3S7,2 for
1906.
Watson's Close Estimate.
The state says when the govcrn
mGnt estimate on the cotton crop for
907 came in the estimate made in
November by Commissioned WatSon's
was compared with the
figures issued from Washington and
ii was found that there was Il differ
cncc or only l3,f9S halcS in the
figures on the South Carolina arop
and l09,951 ~ the entire crop OF
The I'uitpl SintrS d
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-03-27
Ten Were Injured.

Ton persons were injured. none
seriously. in a trolley car accident at
Philadelphta yesterday.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-03-27
FIGHT A DUEL.
Gen. Fock MortaIIy Wounds Gen.
Smlrnoffat Close Range.
PISTOLS WE'RE USED.

Reelected Upon Brother Of
hccr's Qualities in Memorandum
. Seige OF Port Arthur. Duel
Takes Place in RcgimcntaI Riding
School in st. Petersburg in the
Presence Of Men and Women.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-16

.Wdt Nv zach}anny bogacz przyszed]
81 u nocv skrad} biednemu bratu
hawai- drzewa. iaki sobie przyni6s]
na palenie i "a to musi TO drze1wo,
= ciezkiie zelazo zmienione. dzwigaG.
! dzwigaG. dokad mu Sprawiedli
woa6 i1z winy ME zmaze.
a "a coz ia zebraczka tax !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-16
NOWy, elektrycznie OSWfe'
tlany, specyalny pOciag
do Colorado.

Wyjetdza codziennie = Chicago
o 10 Z rama do Denver, vprost be,
zm,any. Tylko jedna noe v pc.
drdzy, Pullmana slokale rysunkowe
sypialne wagonny, darmo r,otzskla.
dane krzes{a j obserwaoyjne parlo:
rowe waeonY. Jadio " wagonach
jadalnYcb, pod}ug spisu.
$50. 90 "a billet zwrotny, : Chi
cage do Denver, Colorado Springs
PUEBLO, oodziennie at do 30go
1rzesnia przez Chicago, Union
Pacific kolej North Western.
Odpowiednie niskie raty :-wszyst--
kich stacy. Diva poolagi dEiennie,
Pc blitsze %i.formaoye zglosl6 e PIE
do kt6regokolwiek agents kolei
North Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-16

4 .ZARZAD regulowaania podisattk6w
mial swe posiedzenie v ze'sNzllyy Pc 20 J;
niedzialek. Zarzad sklada sic 2 pa
now: majora miasta Muir, rekor:
dera Jasmer, aldermana Schrrsoth ]
assessora Posi-. Tylko kilka os6h
zglosi}o sic do zarzadu teego din 'ii..
Powiatowy Zz aarrzaed reggu lte''su1ll po,
datk6w bedzie miaf possiieede'zzeen1lilee y
przy1szIy poniedziafek. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-16
WkASCICIELE hotel6w zostali

ostrzezemi pred jakims osz,utstem,
n1 ,at,lae John Clancy, a ai,.l|
gan, alias 4. E. Hamm,,o,nr,, kl H s.,
sic znajjduje wpottddlrr6diz'yy g. zach6dl
a ma sic trudlnniic wwydasWwsalniem fali
szywych przekaz6w ((czekow jakich
.podobno " samem Cedar Rapids
siedem ma sumo dwadziescia ckteryy
dol. kazdy, wydaf. Jest on okolo
45 lat starry, pie6 stop o5m cali
wysoki, ciiemnej kompleksyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-16

WE ,W1 Y tote, y e.
seiele sw. stanislawa KKosttkil, 'odbyyll
'sie Stub p. Leona Winczewskieggo j
ppannnyy Marty " ! D1 DIVE lk',1 81. !. Mo 70
dapare polaczya2 vv !. 81 e. B ;; B E''1ln'
Wesele .odbylosiew domu ro t1Lsi CIV
panny Smlodeejj.sglN .ee 81 ms sze re
Bo2e!! E$.= 5s s. 5Ss5 sssas
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-16

MAkY CHkOPIEC Sam Grow,
bawi} sic duxym nozem rzezn li'c
naraz upadl j skaleczyl sic powyzej
Okla tax, re oko pewno beedzie tree
ba wyjac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-16
HistOrya og6rka.

5S H1SJOfya 0gOrAa., 81
o lie wnosic MONA 2 prze-
choWanych poda6 shistorycz-
nych, og6rki znane JUL byly
i upre wiane pred trzema
II si4cami lat. w starozyt-.
.nym Egipcie. r6wniez jak ]
" dzisiejszym, za]mowano
sic gorliwie ~hodowaniem Q.
.g6rkhw. Brak ich W czasie
.bladzenia zyd6w pc pusty-
nj by1 powodsm czestYch
%wym6wek, robionyoh Moi
zeszowi, i narzeka6 20 stro-
ny zyd6w.
Wog6le " Pismie Swietym.
.lkilka razy spotykamy
.~wzmianke Q og6rkach, q tax
ze i u ME kt6rych dawnych
greckich autor6W, kt6rzy u
t%rzymywali, ze og6rki, ros.
.%11EgEE-I "4e-@. 1890" +. -. ~ TL."Nr- -. =. a
mace okolicach Antyochii,
ntalezaly do ~najs'ma '''
.szych. Rzymsk' zas pisarz,
Kolomella, wsyomina il
mieszka6cy Mendesu W Egi-
pscie przez stosowna uprawa
ziemi dochodzi1i do tego, ze
przez cafy rok mieli swieze
og6rgi. Ten san autor utrzy-
mule, ze chcac ably og6rki.
mriaiy delikatny j przy;emny
smak, nalezy nasienie ich
moczyc " :mleku j miodzie
przez kilka dni pred ich "a
/.
w jakim czasie sprowa-
dzono og6rki cd mas, napew-
no okreslic niepodobna. Ia
ich uwa1aja Aye,
lecz v stanie dzikim ME
spotkaI ich ieszcze laden 2
podr6znikow. ...szsz.
W Anglii, gdzie obecnie
sptokYwaja olbrzyimi,a ilo ,tit;. s |
Jake. jarzyne, j..
ko konserWy, pred sdWustu
laty uwazano je prawie IA
z ttrucizna. 70 e tez 6w-
crz,e - s = lekarz
Abernetchy takiej udzielaf
recepty: Wei spory og6refkl,
obie !.l go, pok1aj v Il kaWallk Il
soil ., Ip'ieprlzu 9 Ct 4 ]
wyrzu6 to wszystko przez o.
kno. i5
Jake srodek lekarski uzy-
wany jest sok : og6rk6'W j Z
ich y lu',pr s.! popekanie sk6.
rak, pomada zaS og6r-
koWa ma podobno pofnagac
przeciWko piegomH.i opaleniu
przez sIo6ee m wydalikat-
niitenl1ieO ery
W Grecyi, % przsykhladll, m
b6lgloWy lecza Die lltuulpdi 81
Mod 4 dl=5o.og6rEk,,6'Wy, lkltl6re prey
kllllla,lde q 5naz ..,.st,lg Tsgglome
plrtzzly',vy,iiiaaszzuuiI q z mo e. d h ~ 4
aEDsojrsale ~ z 4 oglr
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-16

KOtM a 4 1.i[' E ba,zaatrowWy ggossppotd'alar.'
sczy, po1r'zz!yy1sspaa.s sa as, aby k 1l'51se
urzadzi6, lna klrorzyssc6 bazaru zabawee
q lodamnii, tax zWana ! Ice Cream az
Social 'D sss s5 S sa1= s ii 25sS 5' . fsIfss
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-16

PLONY " naszej okolicy, jak
farmerzy twierdza, przedstawiajee
sic nadzwyczaj pieknie, azeby jee--
dnak zniwa sig udaiy, poottrrzae'btsnnlag
jest pogoda koniecznie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-16

SPRYTNY.'

81 E4G s-s.aE%%sEIss<4 Y tsZfT%5Es &
Wojtek czyta pred jeedna z re-
stauracyi napis: d Anias 4 Cd ggodl,z i.
my I22tej cent6w.
IP'sdjjdz stara, tu q IS centdw mona
.jeScc przez$ czztery gootdlzsiilnnyy.
!PRZYCZYNA -BEZsENNokCI.
& Lekarz. do pacyenta, q jakzes4ize !
snem upanag spiisz pan dobrrz ,e'
5nocy? 4. Il; IA 81
Pacyent. Niestety ME! Doppiearo
mad ranemzasypiiiaasmnH :na ddwie Tub.
zy,god1iziirnY. s.s.5Ss Il.
Lekarz. Hin! To wVazne! niedo-
mysla siee pm 8 b te b bez z i
Ssnossciis?? a ssss 81 I
Pacyenltt:.83 o ~ Y 0sEggodziin,sy I
.gryw'aalm,slwsSsk sartyy, ea srano mnaszs
ss.byc II bpiiurze :sSss,5s d .s;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-16

PODkUG sprawozdania sekreta-
RIA Strauss'a, przeszlo 81 milion6w
galon6w woody zosta{o wypompowa-
ne " miesiacu czerwcu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-16
y.
KWESTY.

On: Doch6dsmd ~. wwynosi cite
ryysta k ,,r', 4 mmiesaieecc;zznie,sgzy Il to
wystarczasdo zyciia, moja droga?
Ona:: TAX, ale u tak.iim razie,
Z c,zeggoossty zyc bedziesz? .#
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-16
w MIESIACU czerwc

w MIEsIACU czerwcu wyda
rzy1o sic W miescie Winona - Wy.
padk6w 6mierci, przeciw % " mic,
siq,cu1 maju; urodzi}o sic " czerwcuu
35, a W majjus 81.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-16
"a Wiarusa

Wiel. KS. st. Tarnowski 7.50
Wiel. ks. J6z. A. Dudek 800
Hiel. rs. g. Kolesi66ski $50
Wiel. rs. Jul. Chylihsk 22b
Wiel. rs. st. BujeWski 1.50
+ Chmielewskii go
|Tomasz Slaby l.5O
Stan. Jagielski 1:5O
Jan Malotka 800
IJ6zef Wozniak .5O
Franc. Ciemihski l.5O
Franc. Welk 11.50
KuczkoWsk 80
fFranciszek Kierlina 1.5O
lJ6zef ZywicH I:.bO
|Jan Skorupi1ski l.50
|Jakub Bartkowiak f.50
|Stanislaw Domb'roWski l.bO
|Jan Bylinowski. 1,6bO!0
f5Wojciech Palka 1.50
Mateusz Hayman 1.5O
Szczepan ida H50
|ITeodor Lepak 81 7.5O!
EsMaryanDa Rock LOO
Fr. MorkoWsk III. 1.5lO
Jan Michalecki 80
Wendykier 80
NV. j. Boruch ... 90
PAM "a. Worzalla 100
|Franciszek Reszkka zoo.
EPiotr Kulas 80.
Muzy1k s4stss 80.
EJ6zef Pasze1ka Zoo 5l
sMikolai Jane . q
Franc. Galews .ssS. .50.
Andrztejj Ksosi6sjlkaiiss s U
Edward Kraidochla 5ss . y
casper Fiipezak g)s
sW Piietrek YsE.Ss 81
IMichal Rudnick 50 SCI
R6zyck s.s.ysS B q
|Antoni Zabrocki .b0I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-16
DOBRY UCZYNEK.

DOBRY UCZYNEK.
. To .ci dopiero byft koncert do
broczynny " cafem tego slowa INA
czeniu.
= Jakto?. ,.&.. .ss.
Ano widzisz, dobrze mi uczy--
nil, bonn sic porzadnie podczas ME
go wyspaf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-16

DROGA ola pieszych, cd duzeggo
mostu do hazienek jest zn6w " po.'
rzadku, tax ze MONA bez pomno'cy
czolen, pieszo, do kapielni sic do
stac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-16

ZAszYSBElKll,5AAA jade samo,cehhlo,d1'srnny
wieceejjjz Mis- nil "a ggoosdlzziinpee,, 60 sig
.sprzeciwia uaatawomm miejisakiiim, "a q.
stal Ed. Spencer s skaazaan1yy pprrzez se=
diego !Bucksna zap1acpeeln,iies$b karyy
i koszta. s S5ss .$*sss
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-16
WlAD]lOlllMllIlOsCI I
nIllEll|JSCOMllEl!

% ; ,i,,ss
SKI, da a'Ilsle eH ess'lpelEl'
s llista'[l lll#s io ,lz''l p. Y. Is.
M1[lerllggold, zmarf v nocyy q 2
czwarku nasplate9lkl, l[llas .pp, anasa::-1-
liz sercOWy. N plateedkAs4 g pol
si6dmej, gdy go iona lego
zbudzic chciaia spostrzegfa
7, s&ss5
4. SUMA niezap}aconvch DO
datk6w = nowiaciA Winona
wvnnsi oko}o S1112H. y
-; a,,mu nko}o $4,000 "a
~. 49,, lon7 1aoz n;on.
n.a.r.+k;a ) t,,oh hado
.LnlaLtowana nrzad i l;atn-
49,
WIZ w+oroL al w;nonv nadszedf
laba,o,am I'd w;al. Ia. i. Pachol-
al;aoo l+6rv donoa; q szczesliwem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-16

PAN Eli beta Gosteorllnnrcezy1yzllk,5.wss NV w
ijjechala#Wstychh d1nniaclh do: Stevens .ns.
Point do kreWnnychl, ppahistwas Hin Hin
tzddw, za1brawii tam okolo dw6eehh mic mder
.siieccy. ssSi # W. ,i5 's ss5. 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-16

MAMskilkg farm ma spree
.daz niedaleko = Cd y W'11iinroolnty j
NJ P6ln. :Oakocie, y waezlmne y \
zamianza posiadlo6ci v mic
5lcelii,el Il. :Zlglo'lsic i do
B. WHITE /
ADJ 418t. p p: 4ta u /.
Wino,na, N MINI IA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-16
w o BANKIERA.
sZCZESCIE.

Parma, z kt6rae pan kaze mi
sic, zenic, jaka sic fatalnie.
Coz pan cheese, to szczescie!
Jak ma diva sta tysiecy koron posa
gu, mogfaby nawet bye garbata.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-16
PBsAlYzDObdoNA

llP Il ~ M n
sSs- y frzssiia,lczeiiwya,1ge --siilsI
-sSslIllsEEl ~ Sc jj q Y Y atym
4 a1,lsz
Issss--A a biealeSHInqnipel nv u
Il'l|sIs a2i.Ii .asasals, Is
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-16
JAK w RAJU.

Gdybys mnie byf zawczasu u
.przedzif, ze ME 1bedziesz mia} "a co
mnie ubiera6, ME bylabym wyszla
ca ciebie!
= Mole ,dziecko, powiedziafem CT
przeciez ME raz, ze bedzie ciu mnie
jak w raju. n.
w sALONIE BANKIERA.
Czy pan dloebrodziej gra mole
ma cztery rece? Il
q coz to pan mysli, re ia
mafpa?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-16
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skichS iiiinlnlnIyycch.D eo sdommu y1lbiiieelr;a'
sie przyskoncu biezgceggoott yyggodniia.
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The Thlinget., 1908-08-01

The Salmon Trap is awonderful invention and d great money maker for the man that owns it.
 Some traps when infull oper- ation have caught as high as twenty tons of fish a day. One Company alone in Southeastern Alaska has twenty three traps.
 How long will the supply lastif trap fishmgis allowed to continue as it is at the present time? We must not discourage business enterprise and fishing is one of Alaska's two great industries. We need the cannerieS, we cannot market our fish without them and the men with capital oper-
The Thlinget., 1908-08-01

The Bible Training Class is con- ducted by Mir. McTavish. Last y ear eight pupils took this class work throughout the year. Only pupils from the fifth grade up are allowed to enter this course. Any native people who can read may enter this class.
The Thlinget., 1908-08-01
That THE THLINGET"

That THE THLINGET" rep resentS a wonderfully interesting people is no news to one who has come to know something of the history and personality Of the Alaska Native. It takes only a short stay in theirmidst to dis cern the depth of characteristic den back of their sometimes Sto ny face. but one that is capable of great expression when the heart is touched. Whengiven the opportunity that which is hidden beneath a somewhat rough eXteriorwill assert itself in true manhood and womanhood
 Sin. oppression and neglect have done their work and indeed have left their mark. but the proud spirit and true worth still remains. They are responsive and appreciative for what hasbee done forthem. Their expressions of gratitude are very earnest.
 It would have warmed the hearts of many faithful workers in the States had they heard the prayer offered byawomauwhoseliie has been blessed and made happy by the mission atSitka. words were somewhat broken but full of feeling as she expressed her thanks for what the Mission had done for her people. She prayed that hepeople in the East might realize how much good they were doing in sending the Bible to the people of Alaska. But there is much yet to be done. The good seed has been planted and has found good soil in which togrow Some has brought forth fruit abundantly. Some wefearis being
The Thlinget., 1908-08-01

choked by manifold temptations
 Tocare for these tender plants, to scatter new seed, and develop the whole so that the harvest may be abundant is the task assigned the present corps of workers. To accomplish this every resourcemust be developed.
 The weakness of man must be joined to the power and strength of God. The imperfect medium thru which the Gospel message is to be transmitted must be saturated with the Holy Spirit.
 It is with this prayer on our hearts that we await the first issue of THE THLlNGET". We believe there is d place for it. We pray that itmay part in the work of winning Alaska and her people for Christ. May THE THLINGET" bring cheer and joy to many and may it create interest and cooperation oa every side. A Worker.
The Thlinget., 1908-08-01

We are going to have a real saw mill. it is now on the road.
 We don't intend tocompete with the local Mills but Mr. Parks says he isgoing to teach practicalsaw millingand keep up the fuel sup ply at the same time.