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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04
KsIIAzKI Do NABozzEaNkls s iva
d. NAABBYoIA
v ks j e,g ~ 4 Y ] q | Us y !.
sss =. Sd Str IT. !.
Winulooanaal, MINI.

B1g Z T6bq, xs,akeczka do nabo4
rozmiar s44x944 Gala J. :. TO 1856
Uhpola, Bog4, zbi6r mailer szego.
nabozenstwa ipiesni kosc,.lnych,
rozmiaru 4x24 cali 3. $50
CK,o,olttn Brgu oprawna W skdrkee ze e
zfoconym tytulikiem, ziocones
brzeggl. $500. ....... 6Oc
Chpa1a Bcgu,. : ozdobnej biaiej
opraw,e =! klamerka. zlooone
brzegl. $l.lO
81: ss
Chwota Bogu, oprawna " miekkae
skorte re s}oconym tytulikiem,
zfocone brzegi.. $50. SIC
Chso11d Bcgu, opraWna4 w mleKK2
sk6rke, ze z}oconym tytulikiem ]
zameczkiem, wewnatrz ia okladce
krzyzyk z per}owej mao cY 1.50
Skarb duszy-Zbidr najlepszeggo ma.
hozehstwa plesni ko6cielnych,
ksiazeczka ola miodziezy, opraw-
ma " angie,ska sk6rke, z zloco7-
nym tytulikiem, czerwone brze.'
SOC
|Sear5 duszy-oprawna " angielska
skdrke, 2 zloconym tytulikiem,
z}ocone br: egi............ SOC
Skar6 duszy- oprawna " miekkaq
sk6rke z 2}oconym tytulikiem,
zlocone brzegi.. 6Oc
Skar6 dussy-w miekkiej oprawie
: z}oconym tytulikiem, z}ocone
brzegi.. Coo
Skarb duszy- oprawna W sk6rke.
z z1oconym tytulikiem z okuciem
izameczkitm zlocone brzegi coo
Skar6 duszy- " eleganckiej sk6.
rzanej cpr: vie, z zloconym ty-.
tulikiem, z]ocone brzegi.. =. SOC
Wy6orek ozyli kr6tki sposdb nabo"
!zehstx q eodzienEego ola rzym.
sko-katolik6w, : dodatkiem pier
sni, oprawny " skdrke re zloco-
nym tytulikiem, ozerwone brze-
\ 35c
Wy6oreh-oprawny W sk6rke, zlo.,
cone brzegi, 2 obrazkiem ma o..
k}adce zioconym tytulikiem $50
Wyborek-oprawny " sk6rke z}o-.
cone brsegi, re z}oconym tytu.
lkiem, z okuclem i zameczs
KEN observation-disclosures. 55c
W6ortk-oprawny " miekka sk6r.
ke z zfoconym tytullkiem z}ooo~
ne brzegi... SOC
Wyborek-oprawny ozdobnie W
miekka sk6rke z zloconym tytu.,.
likiem ziooone brzegi.. 80. 100
Wyborek oprawny " moona miekka
1salko0lrrklee, 2 zloconym tytulikiemn
z1occne brzegi.. $50.
Rrfy na6o1e4 stDa-Z modlitwami.
sw. Alfonso ma cze66 Naj6wietr.
szoj Fanny Nary nieustajacej
pomocy. Ksiazeozka oprawna| v.
moena sk6rke, 2 kolorowym :o...
brazkiem ma ok1adce, 8 z1oconyml:
tytulikiem. ziocone brzeg,. /. soc
Perty naboxeKstsoa NV oprawna Va
miekka sk6rke z ozdobami, zlo.
conym tytuliklem. z1ooone brze.a
gi:: ... $500. 100.
-. 9.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04
l. V-..@+.t .3ttT.z-- &sy<t - "5A
CzUJE CHEZ Do zYCIA. :

..#A. V.r"I.. ataT.ZH-- Fr%%~ = t4s# IHf- 'EA".
CZUJE Chico Do zYCIA. =
,'ochmutni, zgryzliwi, pesymisty-
czni dmiertelnicy 50 takimi poale.
waz loh krew iwatroba 80 " niepo-
rzadku. Jezeli macle pr1yjaoiela,
kt6rY przeciagliwie jest zlosliwy,-
! mole i Wy sami jestescie " ia
kim po}ozeniu " dajcie mu Ora:
Piotra Gomnf3zio, a bedziecie w1idz1e-
Ii jak predko7=wszystko sic pojaSni.
To lekarstwo egzystujej uz cd pre-
sz}o sto lat i przekonano sic, =
Jest ono niezawodnem. Zadna krews
ME jest TRUCKING tax przeslaknieta,
lszeby ono ME przeczy6cifo. Zadna
watroka ME jest za leniwae, ably ono.
ME pokrzepi}oo. Me jest sprzedAawwa..
ne prrzez spite aarzy, molina go na
bye y lokalnych d~etalicsnych aggen-
TOW tylko. Pissz d.: d. Peter FAIR
ney 8 Sons Go. ll2 lls So
.Hoyne ave, Chicago. III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04

ls 81, q Clz =, * i, 5Ednr AZ 40 81 Czze e'r
JAM przestai krlast, . pijacy.
Wypedzili "A alreln1d1aalrl'zaaB. Moral
|koddc,ziy sie tenn, e dlaliye'lkk'o 1'
lepiei BYE dobrym, niz zlym,l
10 dobrego dzieddzic kA'o Oh
= diego Mo kocha. Ksiazki
te rrzi1ulci3em y piec. Rady dal
wane panom tylez warte:
"UseiSnDeie czasem powiada
|jeden 2 autor6w, ~spracowane
|dlonie, sedziwych kmiotk6w;
|dzielcie ich zabawy; niecha]
p,aanlliienKa 70 dworu sunie sic
czasem Y tan posuwisty 2
raznym parobczakiem, MECH
'panicz poda delikatna reke
wiejskiej dziewoi, niechaj pc.
'prosi lei opiosenke.. it'd
ia tam ME suwam 81 sic Z ME-
mi W tan p%osuwisty, ME u
mizgam sic do dziewoi, AMI
ME UP. upijam : niemi W karcz-
mic. Wole Cd czasu do czasu
powiedziec: "Bartek! czasby
pomy6lec 0 pszenicy! Ignac
przyprowadz swego wo}u
puszcze mu krew. Francisz-
kowa, uprzataicie len, DO
sic wysypie it'd. Ksiazki po-
winni isaac znajacy potrze.
iby tych, ola kt6rych pisza,
"a ME to lepiej wr6ble
|strzelac. Dotychczas jestem
Fkontent q moich ludzi, a z
|innemi4zyIe dobrze" it'd.
Me zaWsze jednak bywa}o
|dobrze. Mzynek, w}asno6t.
Wilka, sasiadoWai Ch}odni-
ca, w}asnQ6cia pa6fstWa Ch}od
no, ludI niezmierniie dy~
de Ia plus
haute societe, 2 kt6rymi "a.
pozna1 mnie moi przyjaciel.
|6t6z lud d. oh1odnicoy robi-
il no AM, iak to zwykle }.
miedzy sasiedztwem, szkody
Wilkowi " zbozu pastewni-
kach. y,
Gag daisy nastapi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04
niWo1sci " tychs ksiisalzzlkzaachl ME

aGisuiS
[liWl,o,,satcii " tych15* kll;ls,iiazilklsa5clhh nii'
Wychod'zi pan, Ja tan a
'w,'ole p'lr,effee1r,aalnigslnal... A
a i b'sda cz|yttaald t; .
wso sl,, parma k,a'ay'er ,6'l' 4 a.
Panic Wiz I'll jake to ksiazkz..
Ebeda. "a lube v wazzrr .1jIza,a j.
q.
coz, panic Ludwiku 7
zgadzaszz sic? sp;ytatl Wilk
Pan Ludwik szurgnal no;
gami pod stolkiem, zarumie:.
nil sic poprawi} krawat
chrzaknal ] odrzek}:
Ambaras ia ME man
czasu.
~ ia panom powiem!
Antos Dziembowski
geometra. To SO warsaw
skie wymys}y, a my pokaz.'
my, re take many swojs
ambicye.
Ma sic rozumieG.
Wilk ME odznacza{ sic
wog6le c~ierpliwoscia, ruszy:
ramionami i poszedl do ko'
bet.
Tam uda}o mu sic lepie:
Co wiecej, nam6wi} pannf
Kamille, kasyer6wne, Bea'
trycza pana Ludwika, kt6rs
to parma Kamilla rozkazais
poprostu panu LudwikoWj
zeby rrzyja{ %obowjazki Djbli'
otekarza.
Garbowie cki waryowa}, jail
widzicie czytelnicy, ale ely
telnia ;stanela koniec ko6
Gem.
"Wiem, pisa1, re stract
swoje sto rubli, mimo te
rzecz %przywiode do skutku.'
Przywi6d1 i straci}. Mkt nj.
chcial ezytac;; kobiety spo.
dziewa|y sic lekkich ksiazel
ME znalaziy; zniechecenit
byfo og6lne. Szlachta wiado'
mo6c o czytelni przyje}a jal
hajgorzej. Slyszalem bardze
! ozsadne dowodzenie jedne'
so 2 uamtejszych %obywateli
! Dajeie i'm (m6wit 0 mafo'
niasteczkowych urzedni.
- = . . e. 60 .EEs
kach) nauke, daicie i'm wy.
j szta}cenie, a recze,'ae 20
chca stanac ma r6wni 2 nam:
4echca bywac u mas, zechc's
J. d i
ONE co.
I 1N1x11,TT + +
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04

&C. mt go go --- IA & - --- n
bye pprzJyjj mn q " IA bbedlla "a sie.
|uwazat "a r6wnych z nam. ~.
Przez Bog zy,wy! zasta,n,t6Wyg q ]
Bic, do czego to pro WadziilS7
Me przewracajcie in v go.
wachl Gdziez spo}eczehstW,o.
bez klas nizszych j wyzs2ych?
Pamietajcie, 80 zbytnia nauk;ia
nieweluje r6znice miedzy
|klasami. ia ostrzegam was
|idziecie do zametul ia mo-
.wilem! ia umywamarece! ia
robi1em co mogiem it'd.
Me przytaczalbym tego do
wodzenia, gdyby ME to, 20.
%cziowiek,s kt6ry tax m6wi},
jest z~nakomitoscia W swoim.
powiecie.
Mai racYe. Ilez to niepo-
.trzebnych rzeczy to niewinne
glowy dowiedziecby sic mo-
ely 2 ksiazek. ~Prawdziwie
wole nawet kostere, gracza
:pijaka niz czlowieka z pre-.
wr6cona glowa. Niepotrzeb-
ale take nauczaf ich Wilk,
re prey %mowanie 6niada6 cd.
~obywateli, jest rzecza nagan-
ma. Naprz6d milo jest oby-
watelowi pokazac sic czasem
F. fs SIZE. EN-. f-I E- - So aE".-; .@; tss-EF. &, +.
popularnym, a powtore do
tego ME zmusza sic nikogo
to jest przyjete. Wi1k naro-
bill prawdziwego zgoiszenia
"Panowie ME %udawajcie g}u-:
chych, gdy kto do was prey
chodzi z Unforeseen y rzek1
i'm - ME nos ola tabakiery,
ale tabakiera ola nosa."
- q I-3sE.4SXS u. %tS IL - T-s 80 .
Ostatnie slowa proboszcz j
podsedek wzieli "a przym6w-
Ike do siebie, DO obaj zazy-
wall tabake. Pyta1em pewne:
go razu jednego z urzedni
k6w, cobyo MIN, to jest 0
Wilku mySleli:
Bo ia wien, panic (po
wiada). Nj to CHOP, nj
ksiadz, nj szlachcic, nj urzed-
mix OF! ia nawet mysla-
lem, czy to ME przebrany.. Z.
Kto?
Ba, w}asnie togo ME
mog1em sic domyslec.
z chlopami bywal Wilk
stosunkowo lepiej. Pokyska]
przywiazanie swych parob
.k6w, kt6rychh ,pr.6zniej mial
+sze5ciu. ia, pisa1, ME 70
.manrlsuje 70 swoimi ludzmi;
k'a'zldy 2 Mich must pelnit
..swoja powinno6c czy chce
cry ME chce. Me uwierly VI 81 J
jak mpie gniewa sentymen-
talno-ckliwa literature, pre-
znaczona ola ludu. Sprowa.-
dzi1em kilka takich ksiazekz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04

-. -.-...-.- -.
80. 81 y. $. ,
I NIE ESS1ll. RO-
pnHIl5TIM Nd lNIlHV
!.
'o '1'ts 49,
II. n.
80 $500
Nna11s "o''o 80 -
- n - 80 - 1
uS'e
nauu1o"a' - 'a'''
czyte'l'F'
~ -! - '"no
WszysIkltn s'ion'
Da!7 s'o :" Ae'qA
x Nv = uonu p"l'a
% hazuy A'o %
p'ac' o. .k klpJ m'0 !
n'e' tna Pia"o ezy'"o ~ - -
sig pouopa' czy - ""'ei
czy urzeonik. 'ycn r'0n'7-
.ozy ~ loz'e va male' Ia
zWro' kapi'a1o' . u" pan'
huuwlka "a n'leszkan'e' . =
na ccraz MOVIE kslazki' 1so-
oa' 4
ne uoa' za"ola' 49, ''l~
"'o1At po'
po"as"
: - - "o - i1oo1'
no"'s ~ '
Z Jak'eso ooS"'"o'Ao :
nia
al 'oe'o' n''' CAV
wick
. h i. - =. i0piol "a 1' 1
- '' u'
"a wszys'k'cil' AlAe'" ''e
oy1o s'aiszycn
- Luz a"iaa" 'n 70"
now -.
- u! syl'smy oo'ao Spo'
The Washington times., 1908-08-24
VACATION SEASON
NEARING THE END
Official Washington Coming Back
to Resume Arduous Duties
for Winter.

The backbone of the departmental
vacation period has been broken, and
the next week or ten days Will see most
Of the department heads in Washing
toa hard at work.
Postmaster General Efeyer Will re-
turn tomo row from Hot Springs, Va.
where he is having a conference with
Judge Taft. having already completed
his vacation
Secretary Stratus. OF ths Department
Of Commerce and Labor, is breaking
camp today in the Maine woods, and
will reach New York city this week on
his return to washington to take up
his work at the department
Secretary Wilson, of the Department
Of Agriculture, who has spent most
of the summer in the West, Is expected
70 return TO Washington by the first Of
next week.
1t is expected that the remaining
memt ers Of the Cabinet will all reach
washington soon after the 1st OF Sep
TENDER. which will also iEean that the
principal officials of the arious depart
ments, many Of whom have been away
for vacations. Will find iC convenient
to be at their posts by the time speci-
fed.
The Washington times., 1908-08-24
J. ]. SIGOINS LEAVES
ESTATE TO BROTHERS
Mother Also Remembered in Will
Filed for Probate Today.
Other Bequests.

TIE viii Of John J. s'ggins which
was hled for probate to1ay, bequeaths
his entire estate to his brothers, Pat
rick J. Siggins. James B. Siggins, and
Thomas Siggins, and TO his mother,
the divisions to be made according to
stipulations mentioned in the will.
BY the viii OF Eliza ]. Hyland. her
son, Charles HOge Hyland, is be-
dueathed the sum of $1,000 and is named
as administrator The remainder Of
her property, real and personal, is 10
be held IA trust by Charles Hoge Hy-
land, and tn be equally divided among
the remaining children after certain
small cash requests have been de-
Quoted and all taxes or debts on any
of the real estate have been paid.
Mrs Monterey 7. Herbert is named
as the executrix and sole beneficiary in
the Will OF her husband, William E.
Herbert. hled for probate today.
The Washington times., 1908-08-24
MUSICAL TELEGRAPH WIRES.

Telegraph wires may be defended
from the musical standpoint The
sound they make is often curious and
beautiful, as everybody knows who
has put an ear 70 one OF the great
pJsfs by the highway when the wind
Is Gwanging through half a hundred
wires overhead.-Saturday BeraeW.
The Washington times., 1908-08-24
DIVORCE SUIT WAR
GIVES HER ALIMONY
Widow of Former Partner of Mar
shall Field Gets 5000
Year.

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Aug. 2A-The
long battle between Gertrude Reui
Gates, widow Of a former partner OF
Marshall Field. ana her second aus
band. James L. Gates, the richest land
owner in Wisconsin, over alimony, fol-
lowing their sensational divorce case
Of last year. has been settled
The nature Of the settlement Is not
made public. pending the approval OF
Judge Ludwig. Of the circuit court. 1t
is understood that Mrs. Gates Will re-
ceive enough Of the estate TO give her
an annuity Of about 5000. Mr.. Gates
was arrested recently for falling 10 pay
500 a month alimony.
In his divorce suit. Gates tried to
prove his wife was too friendly with a
Chicago man who acted with her IN
various business deals. and who. he
charged. was friendly with Mrs Gates
before her first husbands death The
judge ruled the evidence on this point
insufficient
Mrs Gates charged that her husband
was given 10 strange habits and alleged
extreme cruelty.
The Washington times., 1908-08-24
TENANTS COMPLAIN
OF COLORED CHURCH
Too Noisy at Worship, Is Charged
in Complaint of John
Galloway.

In a recent letter to the Commission
eTs, John r. Galloway, owner Of the
Henrietta apartment house. 9S3 n street
northwest. complained Of the alleged
strenuous. - of the worshipeTs of q
eolered church in the neighborhOod and
asRed II there were some regulations
by which they could be compelled to
conduct their services in a quIete- man
ner. The noise attending toe meetings,
he said, seriously disturbed his tenants,
thereby depreciating the value Of his
and other surrounding property
Acting Corporation Counsel H. p.
Blair to whom the complaint was re-
ferred. today submitted 10 the Commits
sioners an opinion in which he holds
that the matter does not constitute a
public nuisance so as TO Justify inter
ference BY the municipality, and that
Mr.. GaIloWay's remedy Is In a civil
action.
The Washington times., 1908-08-24
NEEDLE DRIVEN IN FINGER.

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Aug. 24.-M s.
L4angan. OF this place, suffered painful
accident today. While she was sewing
at a machine the needle was driven
through her index finger. through the
nail, and then through the ringer twice.
At the last thrust the needle was
broken; but she extracted the point.
The Washington times., 1908-08-24
WEATHER DAMAGES
STATUE TO HOAR

WORCESTER, Mass, Aug. 24.-The
statue erected here in June in memory
Of the ate Senator George Frisbie Hoar
is permanently dishgured by the intense
summer heat upon the bronze plates
bearing the inscriptions regarding events
of his life.
When the bronze plates were placed
in Dosition no allowance was made for
expansion, and as a result, more than
thirty inches of granite has been broken
of. The part disfigured cost 5000. and
as all the money raised by subscription
was put into the statue 1t probably never
will be replaced.
The Washington times., 1908-08-24
WILL THIS BE so.

do women vote now" inquired the
man who had been away for many
years,
mo" replied a politician. They have
the right to. but we can't get 'em to
the polls. Exchange.
The Washington times., 1908-08-24
CAFE CASHIER GONE;
MONEY is MISSING
Employe of Carlton Restaurant
Disappears With Nights
Receipts.

Virgil Atkinson, cashier OF the Carlton
Restaurant, 407 Eleventh street north
west. mystic riously disappeared late Sal
urday night or early Sunday morning.
The nights cash receipts also vanished.
Atkinson, who is about nineteen, came
here from Richmond, Va, about three
months ago TO take the position he so
suddenly abandoned. 1t Is thought he
may have returned there. The young
mans photograph Is in the hands OF
the detective department. and Detective
O'Rrien is working on the case.
George 3. Bryan. manager OF the
Carlton Restaurant says that the
amount taken was between $50 and $40.
A warrant was sworn out for Atkinson
at noon today.
The Washington times., 1908-08-24
TAILORS STRIKE
IN NEW YORK CITY
in Fifty Shops Quit
Against Wage
Cut.

NEW YORK. Aug. 24-Four thousand
tailors in fifty shops have gone on strike
against wage reductions in Manhattan,
in accordance with a strike order issued
by the executive board OF the United
Brotherhood OF Tallors.
NJ. Gutenberg. leading member Of the
executive board, has issued the follow
ing statement:
'Since the mass meeting Saturday de-
clared in favor OF a general strike. the
executive board was forced today 70
order 1900 men on strike in fifty shops
against the wage reduction which fol-
lowed the banking panic. The strike Is
have established headquarters at New
Prospect Hall, So Orchard street The
executive board for Brooklyn viii meet
today TO order several thousand men
on strike there.
The Washington times., 1908-08-24
DIG FOR TREASURE
SEEN IN VISION
Claivoyant Directs WoIrkmen
Where to Whole T.own
Has Faith in Her.

Lebanon, n. II, Aug 2i.-At day
break today, IN the prese. &c Of a large
crowd OF onlookers. Norkmen re-
sumed digging on the farm Of Peter
Freedette IN search OF buried treasure
which a elairvoyant declared she had
seen IN a vision.
only few feet more ana you will
strike it," their woman leader told
them II saw it-oh. so plainly. right
here. but deep down"
All the diggers and scores OF resi-
dents OF this toWI firmly believe the
treasure will be uncovered. The clair
voyant is Mrs. Nellie NJ. Titus, who has
figured In several ser sational incidents,
and who has been pronounced a genu-
Inc psychocic by no less an authority
than Prof William James. of Harvard.
The Washington times., 1908-08-24
AEROPLANE TO FLY
100 NILES AN HOUR
Navigator Herring Believes He Can
Do This at Tests Here
Next Month.

NEW YORK, Aug. 24.-Aer0nautic cir
Giles here today are eagerly discussing
the plan OF A. NJ. Herring, the naviga-
tor, who viii deliver an aeroplane 70
the Government for a trial next month.
Mr.. Herring has so far refused to dis
cuss his plans in detail. He IS conf
dent, however. that no trouble will be
experienced in making the flight, and
expects to make the whole distance. in
two and a half hours at the rate of
approximately one hundred miles an
hour
Should Mr.. Herring succeed IN mis-
reeord-breaking flight it is believed that
no difficulty Will be experienced by ths
Signal Corps in securing a big apprc-
priation from Congress TO construct or
buy real aerial feet as an adjunct to
The United States army.
The Washington times., 1908-08-24
PRESS HUNORISTS
GATHER IN DENVER
Funny Writers Organization
Opens Its Sixth Annual
Convention Today.

DENVER, Col. Aug 2A-Joe Miller
joke book has been relegated to the at
tic, the village Cut-up mas teen sup
pressed for a week. and Denver is pre-
pared to grab off handouts Of real humor
fer future use, since the sixth annual
convention of the American Press HUI
morists opens in this city today.
Members OF the funny writer's. or fun
writer's organization, and their wives.
to the number OF fifty, arrived in town
this morning from Boston, New York,
Hackensack, Cleveland, Chicago, St.
Louis. ST. Joe. Montgomery, Omaha,
Lincoln, Los Angeles. and various parts
of Wyoming and West Virginia Camped
down at the Albany and compared their
capacity for enjoyment with the pro-
gram of pleasure trips, receptions, ban
quets, smokers, and tnctdtntais pre-
pared for them by the Denver member
ship. the Denver Press CIuO, the Den
Yer Women's Press Club, and society
folk. Mount Mcclellan, Pixies Peak,
and the Moffat road are on the list Of
Business Meeting.
Some time between now and Saturday
night there viii be an annual business
meeting
Election of officers and choice Of the
next place of 4neetinB are usually IN
the buEuEusOule program lilcg nave "
go through. and after the newly elected
officers have made their fowery
speeches of acceptance to the ladies Of
the party, the meeting is officially
closed.
The sixth annual convention will have
for a feature an entertainment by the
humOrists for the benefit of the Bill
Nye" monument fund, to be held at the
Baker Theater, August %, the arrange
ments for which were taken in charge
some time ago by the president Of the
Fun Writers, Frank Thompson Sea
right, of Los Angeles.
The Personnel.
The American Press HumOrists com
prise 100 column conductors" para
gFaphers. poets and humorous story
writer's OF the daily papers and maya
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comb Riley one of their honorary mem
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the Houston Post, secretary-treasurer-
The Washington times., 1908-08-24
PROBABLY NOT.

Baseball" maintained the dogmatic
citizen, lis vegy ancient. Baseball
games were probably going on at the
time of the flood"
do you s'pose they gave rain
checks7" inquired the facetieus citizen
with Irritating levity.-EEchange
The Washington times., 1908-08-24
WILL BE NO STRIKE,
OFFICIAL DECLARES
Reports That New York Central
Engineers Are Planning Walk
out Denied.

NEW YORK, Aug. 24-It is stated at
the office of w. G. Brown, senior vice
president of New York Central lines.
that there is no truth in the reported
probability of a strike of the engineers
In the electric zone OF the New York
Central and New York, New Haven and
Hartford.
The joint general superintendent Of
these lines says that contrary to a pub
Iished statement this morning, the
management does not contemplate any
change in the near future in the wages
~ its engineers. He pSonoUnces the
published reports as the = oTk of a vivid
imagination
The Washington times., 1908-08-24
MANY TWINS COME
TO OHIO PARENTS

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Aug. 24.-Turns-
burg, Ohio, presents some interesting
facts for those who believe IN the in
f.ueHce OF suggestion on birth.
The little town Of only 200 fnha bitsrts
has been busy for some lime preparing
fC.' the celebration OF It's centennial
During this short period five pairs , IA
twins have been born. Just half the
total births being plural
The Washington times., 1908-08-24
A PESSIMISTIC VIEW.

II admit that the hero IN me melo-
drama always gets tile girl in the
fourth act, but there they drop the final
curtain.
And that's the place TO drop IT, Ia
another act ne might wish he hadn't.
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The border vidette., 1908-03-21

27th day of April. A. b, 1908 At the primary election of delegates held on the 25th day of April and at the gen. eral election to be held on the 25th day of May the polls will be kept open from o'clock a.. m. until clock D. m., on said election days. The officers of said primary election for the Demo- cratic Party will be Bo J. Whiteside, Inspector; James Leehy, Judge; o. O. Saxhang, Judge; Frank H. Stockett, Clerk. and J. A. Faymonville, Clerk
 For the Republican Party: Con O'Keefe, Inspector;H, w. Kelsey. Judge; l. Burgoon Judge: Harry Williams, Clerk and James Schultz, Clerk.
 By order of the Common Council, Attest, T. M. RATHBUN, Clerk.
 J. T. BRICKWOOD, Mayor,
 Dated this 17th, day of March A. D., 1908. 32I-4t.