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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-23
HAD LOVE FEAST

The. Republican County Committee
and the Republican Supervisors.elec
held a meeting last night in the Office
OF A. F. Judd. The press was not al.
lowed to be present, but 1t appears
that the meeting was sort of a general
love feast, at which 1t was explained
that the Misunderstanding which had
arisen between the County Committee.
the Central Committee and the Super.
yisors HAD all been amicably settled.
and that now everything was serene.
The Supervisors agreed to submit ques.
tions to the County Committee.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-23
TALKS With lURLINE

Nine hundred miles out at sea. the
Matson liner Lurline was In communi.
cation with Kahuku Point wireless sta.
tion for quite while last night The
Lurline reported pleasant weather and
all we'll on board, The spark was
clear and distinct. and the atmospher-
ic conditions seemed ideal for wireless
Bending
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-23

The appointment Of Count JAG
ques Aldebert de Chambrun as
French military attache at WASH
ington will probably be followed soon
by other changes In the personnel
of the embassy. His brother. Wis.,
count Charles de Chambrun, secre-
tary OF embassy. and NJ. des Fortress
de la Fosse, counselor. may be trans
ferred. Captain de Chambrun's wife
is a sister of Nicholas Longworth.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-23

Forestry in Sweden, under the d.
rection of a royal commission, re-
suited last year in supplying wood,
lumber, and other forest products to
the value of s13,25O, 900. and yet &C
cumulated timber resources by a
growth of twice the amount of the
standing timber felled.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-23


DR.. o. l.. Elliott, registrar of Stan
ford University, discusses trouble
with students. and editor Of Sc
quota replies,
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ly, she then spoke positively: 'Tomor-
low, when you will have finished
your work, you will not go to the
club and drink and carouse. You
will return home, where you will find
good dinner and happy family.
The evening you Will spend with me,
because | VIII entertain you so that
you will not want to leave.
THE next day the husband came
home as his wife said he would. for
got his club, and soon, after persist
ing in the treatment, the wife had
entirely cured him. II such treat
ment is beneficial to husbands 1t will
be good for wives, too. They might
be kept from immoderation in spend
ing or dress, and many unhappy
homes would be Frightened"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-23

Two years ago James II. Rowland,
a farmer WHO lives near Eatontown,
N. j., boughthn old violin at an auc-
tion sale for $2i A few days ago
man who knows something about the
value of musical instruments examin-
ed Farmer Rowland's 81 violin and
advised him 1t was worth $4,000.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-23
KEIzO WILL Be
REPRIEVED again

Morito Keizo will receive another
lease on life. Acting Attorney Gen
eral Whitney has heard from Hemen-
way in Washington, stating that he
is bringing the mandates of the SUI
preme Court with him. This, means
that the mandate for Keizo's execu-
ton will not arrive here until jan
uary Is, while Keizo's last reprieve
gave him until the 7th to live.
Another reprieve will be made out,
extending the date of his execution
until after Hemenway has returned
from Washington. The authorities
here would not carry out the execu-
ton without the mandate OF the
Supreme Court.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-23

Spring valley directors decline to
name price for sale OF plant.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-23


Miss Ruby Abrams, who was re-
Gently graduated at the head OF the
art class in Cooper Institute, New
York, is deaf and until a few years
ago was also dumb.
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Ing a vacant cushion on the Supreme
Court bench to be asked to go 10000
miles from home. But after had
talked with Mr.. Mckinley and with
Secretary Root decided ! would go,
and in a hurry"
Taft said that 1t was the cause of
deepest sorrow to Mckinley that 1t
was necessary to secure tranquility In
the Philippines through the exercise
of the sword. adding:
I'VE are trying to educate the peo-
pie in the islands and to teach them
through partial self-government to
attain the point where ultimately
they will be able to govern them
selves"
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Dec. "a
I James S. Henry, Washington CORE
spondent OF the Philadelphia Press
has been appointed chairman of the
press committee and Charles II. Boyn
ton of New York vice chairman Of the
/ committee on finance for the inaug-
uration OF William II. Taft on March
next. Major General Barry, COM
handing the Army of Cuban Pacifica-
tion, has been designated to CON-
mand the regular army division OF
the inaugural parade and Rear Ad-
miral Sperry, commanding the Allan
tic Battleship Fleet, Will command
the naval division. :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-20
CHIC ELI 90 OPERO WAC

CHIC ELI 90 OPERO WAC,
ale on ma to ME pozwoli}. Ludwik
Rzeszut, 697 fillmore ave, Buffa~
10, N.Y., donosi o swojem dos
wviadczeniu: "pziekuje wan pc sto
raw "a vase sl}awsgnie lekarstwo
Gomozo, ktdre mi przywr6oi}o zu~
pe}ne zdro vie. Chorowafem ia To-
.}adek i by1em ": szpitalu przez trey
MESSAGES ! oktorzy orzekli, 2e o.
peracya jest potrzebna' ale .bsdae
bafds, os}ablonym, gdy& spad}em
do 10 funt6w re l6E, ME pozwo~
lilem i'm ma to. r'os}ali maie do
domu i tn zobaczy}em numer
"Swiat}a"@ prsys}any mi poczta,
Zaczafem je azyta6:i postanowi1em
go spr6bowad. Pos}a}em pc pubic
ma prosbe ! uzywafem. Obecn'e
czuje sig dobrze j moge swobodnie
praoowac. Upiyne}y dopiero diva
m,csiace, a juz odsyskafem swoja
dawnq wage. Poleoam vase CO.
mtozo wsszystkim :eierpi4oym: Me
ma lepszego lekarstwa ma tym
swiecie. -.
Lekarstwo polecone " powy1-
,zym li6cie,. jest zwykiem lekar-
,4twem zio}o VEN, plrzyr2adzanem
przez DR.. Peter F'ahrney and Sons
Co., na-1ls So. Hoyne ave.,
Chicago, Ill., Me molina 60 dostao
" !, a,ptekaoh, ale wprost cd firmy
przez miejseo,wvych. agentdw.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-20
NajnOwszy .%europejsk1
WynalaZek

ma wzmocnienie i utrzymanie
wlos6w.
=. Optsz stan w{os6w W ]akim {.
becnie ga, jest to g}6wnq zasada do
i odgadnieaia .s}abosoi.
Jezeli wlosy pe}zna albo znajdu"
je sic }uska W gEowie, prosze wy
czesawszy suche w}osy przYsfac.
dla zbadania.
Jexeli chcecie m;eG leki dobre i
skuteozne, odniescie sic wprost do
mule, a po uzyoiu tychze doznaoie
nlezawodnych skutk6w.
Interesanei zglsszajacy sic do
mnie, winni adresowaG:
prof. J. N Brundza, Specialist.
Broadway & South Sth St:
Brooklyn, NV York.
Powyzsze leki SO znane tylko
mnie samemu,. W zadnych sk&adacb
togo ME maja. .Wszelkie informa''
eye darmo. Setki tysiecy roz"nai-
tyoh }ysych, kt6rym to lekarstwo
pomoglo, zawdz,eczaja "a TAX
vie)kie dobrodziejstwo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-20
Ola chory,jch
darmO!

Gdy cierpisz ma bale uIp|a,
wy Lux opadniecie macicy-
%nadmierne, bolesne lub "a
peryody, bezpiod-
nose, b6l krzyza, g}owy, TO-
ladka, merck, piersi, nerwo.
w1osc Tub .reumatyzm, pisz
do mnie .zalaczajac.2c marke,
q po5le CT darmo wskaz6wki,
jak sauna '1atwo wyleczyc sie
mozesz, q kuracya koszto:.
wac. Gle bedzie tylko kilka
cent6w tygodniowo.
:Adres taxi: ...m. H.
Mrs. A. S. Hon
South Bend,
Box w. Ind.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-20

n. ~ sa.3s IA Ia ss,s.la @s..Etr..k. t@@s.l.4 s4t4sss9
.Szymonaa Abeles umieazczonY
tresc nwego procesu " ere
skim jelzSku jesscze v diva.
dzjestym roku - 20 stulecla
" -pewnym czeskilmp ]. kalenda.
rzu urywkami podawal'o ably
|lud jak naiwi ecej sic dowie.
|dIz,ial'll . J. bohate'rlss'xtiiej. Smie'ftclii
|dzie,lnre,g,o1', cl'lopea,, kt6ry
|umar1 "a Ware 6Wieta,
Dalei znajduje sic W biblio'
|tectet " stonyhurst " Anglii
10 mrrlot,rderstwie chlopca re-
kopis ks. Sebaldus .kt6ry W
czasie popelnionej zbrodni
znajdowa1 sic, v. kolegium
6w. Klemensa " Pradze.
Ma mocy dw6ch wyzej
rzeczonych .zr6de} poda}a W
|roku 1882 pewna W Pradze
wychodzaca gazeta kr6tki
opis history zamordowanego
chlopca, -
Oby przyk}ad ten miodego
a dzielnego meczennika
wzmacnia1 wszystkich syn6w
Ii wszystkie c6rki Ko6cio}a
katolickiego W Swietej ich
wierze. :.s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-20
Ma %sp'r'zeda4

Dobra 100 akrowa farma
ma sprzedaz, 80 ARROW pod
plugiem, reszts b6r i past
wiska. Dom murowany i du-
zy nowy chew, dostatni ma
40 sztuk bydia i 6 koni !. o.
kolo 100 ton6w siana, r6&-
ne budynki, dobra studnia,
wszYstko W naj}epszym po-
rzadku. Tylko p mill cd Wi
nony. Blizszych szczeg6}6w
q w}asciciela J6zefa Szumif-
skiego W Bluff Siding, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-20
BOZ / 0szczedzenfa dola-

. E. S. Lopez 2 Mariila, N; Y,
,,Jestem: eiealas: i wiele ME-
bezpiecsnych skalecae1 wvylec1y5em!
Bucklena Arnikowa maaoia. eon. nj
zaosxcsedx,}o bSlu / sdolar6w. Jest
nailepsza ma6G jake ;kiedykol-'
wick spotka1em Col sparzenia,,
rany, wrzody febrye1ae rany. Wy
!, PIKE ,.gruozoly Csc. Y NJ: j. -Ko.
alewsklego, aptekarza
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-20
KsIAZKI Do NABUzENsTWA1AA:
DO ABYCI
" K i egarni w jarusa.
329 = f.. 3-rd Str,
WinOna, MINI.
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zaocony'n ''''' 1''' enc
w.,
opraw'e z 1lamerks' I'ocone
si''o
:... ...= 49, $780,. :
skorke y Htoconym ty'ulik'eM
z1ooone orzeg''' o'o
skorke, .e zfooonym tytul'k,en J
zaneo1k'e m' ~e~n?trz ca okssooe
krsyzyk z perfo"e] mso oY LOU
Start dus.y-zbidr najlepszego ns~
sotenstwa P'esnl koso'elnyc1'
ksiaaeo1ka ola mfoastezy' oPra""
nv" "''k'enA' o1e'"o"' a.
. ,
Star3 dussy-oPrawna " ang,eisk9
skorks. , zfoconym tyt"i@A'e'n'
II 'co''e "']eg'' v
vt 'rt d*tsy' oprawna W m,9ksa
skorkf 'y'"'< en-.
zfocone 81. QUO
Skar6 dets:y-w m,ekk'e] ofraw'e
z'oc""y" 'y'u''k'e"' z'o'one
orzeg'' QUO
izamecxkiem, ziocone brxegi &C.
,Sho,b h,az-w eleoanckiei aka
'"'k'e"' zdooone orzee''''' 0oo
L.
W:I4o e1 czy!t krotkl sposob nabc"
ahi, opltsaw1nyy " .sk6rke re sloco-
nyth t!tulikiem, czerwone brze*
$50
,na kr.a5, ohrazL;em =.
L,sa.o t1t;l;t;om
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-
-. s1orHp ~
,:s o'.ee'' ~ cy.u:
n*.e''' q oAuo'e'u 1.ne<s
Kyoo"k- oPrawny " miekka skoE
re ITO onym tytnl'klem .foooe
ne ooo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-20

P~N .na6oiexsl,oa w ozdobnej
miskk,ej .st6rkowej oprawie Z
,{oeonym tytuliklem, zfocone
brzegi.. 1926
GEos Serca -Zbl6r modt6w pislol
ola: dusz pobo&nych Il dntym
drukiem) opravne " sk6rke. Z
zioconym tytulikiem. slooone
brzegi.. SOC
Gtos Serca-z duzym drakiem
oprawns " skorke, z okuciem !
zameczkiem, z z}ooonym tYtulia,
KLEIN, z}ocone brxegi.. ....sl-o0
-rt.a.:*%: 49,
Str6* ChrzeScianina Katclika
-sbi6r modlitw i. piesni s}utacY
ola dusz pobotnyoh rozmiaru
txs4 cali " sk6rkowej olrawie
re a}oconym tytulikiem, ztocone
brzegl.. $40
&ro*-w sk6rkowej oprawi'
z okuoiem i klamerka, re z}ooo'
nym tytu]ikiem, z}ocone brze~
$l.OO
Strot-oprawny " mocne
francuska skdrks, gietkie oklad"
HI, z'ocont brzegi, re zloconym
tytulikiem $l.ai
Str6&-Oprawny " mocae
francuska sk6rke, miekkie ok}ad~
ki, z}ocone brzegi 70 z}ooonym
tytuligiem .....,........ <l.b0
Wy66r najosobliwszych naboieastw
piesni, ma duohow4 pooieohe i
po4ytek ludzi pobo4nyoh Z r6z"
nnyoh= kslag sebrany; oprawny "
sk6rke, z kolorowym -obrazkiem
ma ok}adce, z}ooone brzegi CRU
by druk)..
Wy6or oprawny " skdrke Z oku~
elem i klamerka, z}ooone brzs:
81 (gruby druk). 10
W;;aeek ku czci Nai1wietszej Maryi
Fanny : r6.nych nabozehstw: "
witty, oprawny " sk6rke, z{ooo"
ne br2egi, 2 zloconym tytullkiem
okuciem klamerka......$l.25
Dun;na Ksi9tka do n~sbozenstwa
Ola wszystkich katolik6w, opraa~.
VIVA ": sk6rke. zlocone brzegi z
.z&oconym tytulikiem ......$l.5o
Z1iorek modlitw ola, ozlonk6w A.
p :stolstwa Sercs Jezusowego, o.
:prawny v sk6rke angielska,
:ozerwone brzegi, z z1oconym ty"
,tullkiem 800
rs. L GetJe3nego wyk&ad Ewange~
lii Lekoyi ms niedsiele l s~ieta
&ksiazka do oswiecenia ! :zbudo-
wanna dussy chrze6oiahsko-ka -
t~olidkiej, !. gruntown+m wyjas-
nieniem roku ko6oielnego, naj-
{l6wniejszych obrzeddw koscielr-
nyoh, mszy 6wietej, ~nabotenstws
domowego j Ola .chorych, droRi
k~rzyzowej, jakote4 zYciorysami
Swietyoh Pahskich. ozczonyoh
misnowicie przez lud polsko-
katolicki, " czarnej oprawie se
zfoconym tytuliklem -. $3.50
Z1voiy !S,oiftycA Eassk;iDh ma
ma wszystk,e dnie roku, podlag
maj wiarogodniejszych zrddei, Wy.
jetyoh z dziet ojctw i doktordw
ko6cio}a sw. opracowane pod}ug
ks. OLGA o. Bitschnaua. z n:
wsgledniem swistych ~pahskiob,
kt6ryoh wydala z,emia polska
al do najnowszych cEas6w. z y
kolorowymi obrazkami j prze>
sz}o 800 drzeworytami. Najnow-
see wydanie poprawne: w piee
knej oprawie. $500
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-20
Doko6czenie: J

\IO kOLlcLolIi0.)
Niekt6re bogate panic pa
movie kosztownemi pierscie
miami i pieknemi wie6cami
trumne ozdabiali chcac tenn
ziozye sw6j gleboki szacunek
dzielnemu bohaterowi kt6ry
umar} "a wiare 6wieta.
Obok trumny ch1opca
wzbudzala %.jeszcze jedna oso'
ba zywe wsp6lczucie. W
czarne szaty cd stop do g1o~
WV siegajace przyodz;ana. o
bladem .obliczu klecza}a ko-
beta kt6ra W modlitwie tax
g}eboko zag}ebiona sic bye
zdawa}a il ME wiedzia}a co
sic W oko}o niejdzieje.
By1a to Lea nieszczesliwa
matka zamordowanego dziec-
ka. Me mog}a sobie przeciei
odm6wiG ably czuwac ,obok
trumny ukochanego swego
Szymona i prey jego boku
szukac pociechy i ukojenia
dla niewys}owionej swej bo-
lesci. Dawno i ona juz W
sercu podzielata te sama
sk10nnOsc do chrze6ciahskiei
religii "a kt6ra syn jej unar}'
teraz obudzi| sic W niej CIV
zamiar wiecej anizeli kiedy-
kolwiek. Przysieg@a zatem
wiernie p6jsc "a g1osem, ia:
XII W jej sercu sic odzywa1
i zostac r6wniez chrze6cianka
co tel p6zniej uczyni}a. Kr6t-
ko petem udala sic do kla-
sztoru swietej Magdaleny,
gdzie sic przygoto wa}a ma
gOdne prZylecle chrztu swle-
tego.
Dnia nastepnego po wy
stawieniu trumny CHOP
Gem W ksp]icy odby}o sic
uroczyste wpro nadzenie 60
do koscio}a sw. Trolley. Kos
ci6f 6w zosta} ma poczatku
15-go stulecia przez kupc6w
Praskich pobudowany. By1
to piekny i ozdobny gmach
z jednym przepysznvm |
wielkim 6ltarzem kilkoma
przybocznemi stall zas ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-20

kraiu i miasta Pragi za.nimi
sslachts, obywatelstwo i ME-
zliczone tysiace ludu 2 cho-
ragwiami ! 5iv,1iecami.
Zdawalo sig ]akoby nikogo
ME bJ}o~ kt6ryby ME chcia'
wy6wiadczyc o~statniej PREY
s}ugi bohaterskiemu ch}opcu.
Mieszka6comnl miliasta zydow~
skiego by} natomiast lrzy-
step do miasta chrze6ciah-
skiego W dniu tym .wzbro'
niony, ably przypadkowo do
niepotrzebnych i niepo2ad''
nych W tax uroczystej chwi-
Ii rozruch6w i nieporzadku
ME przyszlo.
W przepelnionym masami
ludu ko6ciele sw. Trolley 3D.
by}a sic najprz6d uroczysta
Msza 6w. za}obna pc niej zas
zlozono zw}oki dzielnego
chiopca do grobu. Gr6b
urzadzono W 6cianie ko6ciel-
nej krzyzowej kaplicy i zam-
knieto p|yta marmurowa, ma
ktorei napis W }acihskim je~
zyku jest wyryty. Napis CIV
W polskiem "przet}6maczeniu
brzmi iak nastepuje:
,,Szymon Alb eles, dwunasto
letni chlopiec %zydowsxj, udaf
sic s1uchajac g}osu Boga
we Wrzesniu 1898 r. do ko-
legium Klementinum Brac-
twa Jezus, ably tam sic dac
ochrzcic. Pc kilku dniach
zdrada 20 schronienia swego
w1ywabiony cierpia1 poniewie-
ranie ch}oste i g}6d W nedz-
mem wiezieniu domu OLGA
swego, silny Ouch jego wszy-
stko atol; przetr wal; W ko6-
Gu zosta} rekq w}asnego OLGA
i krewnego dnia 21-go lute~
go 1894 r. zabity. Potajemnie
pochowane cialo sz6stego
dnia odkopano i pod dozorem
wladzy az do pogrzebu trey
mano przyczem cia}o ME
zepsucia ale naturalny sw6i
kolor zachowalo a cz}onki je-
| go by}y miekkie i poruszac
niemi by1o MONA. z ratusza
~staromiejskiego zwloki prey
uroczystym pochodzie. wo~
bee niezliczonych t}um6w
ludu poboznego wyniesion
i tn ostatniego dnia miesiaca
marca 1894 roku pocho-
wano".
Dawniai bv} mad pOmni~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-20
"a WARE SWIETA.
Opo,o;adan.e podtug pra~dziUego zdarzenia
rynku mias ia.

rynku miasta
Do kosciola owego podq-
zal 3l-go marca prey uroczy-
stem biciu dzwon6w siedm-
dziesiec,u ko6cio16w miasta
wspaniafy poch6d pogrzebo~
wy z ratusza przez dwie wick
SEE ulice.
w uroczystym tym pocho-
die wzieli udziat wszy~
soy ksie:a Pragi z ksie-
diem Biskupem ma czele
(nie by1o tylko ks. arcybis~
kupa hr. Waldstein poniewaz
tenze na6wczas ciezko 7acho-
rowa}); kr6lewscy manifest
nicy, magistrat Praski, jake
tel bardz6 wiele wysokich
os6b.
Pc ko6cielnem naboze6-
stwie zamknieto trumne ma
try klucze z kt6rych jeden
mia1 6wczesny ks. arcybiskup
drugi nadprezydent sadowy,
trzeci zas w}adza policyjna
Pragi.
Skoro ceremonie te sic
uko6czy1y podnios}o t:umne
kt6ra osfona z c~zerwonego
%aksamitu okryta by}a szesna-
stu ch}opc6w, kt6rzy ma So
bic mieli czerwone plaszcze,
a ma g}owach bale wiehce'
Przy uroczystym 6piewie
fdzjesiatek tysiecy ludu i PREY
donios1em biciu dzwon6w
ruszyl poch6d dalej. Ma sa-
mym przedzie sill urzednicy
sadowi policyjni, "a mimi
p%ostepowa1y wszystkie dzieci
szkOlne Pragl kt0ro W r4kach
czerwone choragiewki trzy-
ma1y, pc Mich zaS uczniowie
Nv kolegium ksie&y Jezuit6w
! niosacy W reku palace sic
%gromnice. W d}ugim pocho-
>. die sill nsstepnie ksieza
prascy z ks. Biskupem M
czele a W ko6cu trumna
otoczona dwunastu W czer-
wcne Dlaszcze Odzianvmi
m1odzie1cami niosqcymi row
niez czerwone pochodnle-
!, Zaraz "a trumna postepowall
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bodiment of all the happiness he had
known on that bissful homcward
journey. There was no resentment
in her manner as she greeted him,
and the hopelessnoss of his doom was
all the more apparent as he read the
affection in her lovely eyes.
His day Of reckoning had arrived
The punishment-tho real punishment
of his crime-was at hand in the
complete remuneration of all earthly
happiness he was about to make
When the soft, white hand he held
n moment dropped again upon the
filmy gown, he began his recital
There We're no eXtenuating cirCum-
stances. He did not try to shield the
little criminal whose impctuous act had
shut the man from paradise but
fearlessly, unsparingly, he told her all,
Her face grew grave and troubled
tears shroudcd the misty eyes she
raised to his, as she murmurcd:
II am so sorry. How you must
have suffered"
Il did he said, simply and brave
ly. for he had conquered himself,
but it was nothing to what / have
suffered for this later crime Of loving
you, | had no right should have
ned-but | was too cowardly Therein
lay my SHINY crime and therein
| proved that the little lad had not
really paid the full penalty, but he
shall now, and you will help punish
me. You will loathe me as | deserve.
now that you know me as ! am"
In silence he waited for his doom
for the words he knew she would
say. But when they came he could
hardly believe his ears
But" she said, you have forgot
ten me, While your stern sense Of
justice would mctc ont TO the hoy who
made Che man suffer the punishment
he deserves you forget that, at the
same time. You are furnishing mel"
With a new hope. a new life light.
ing up his eyes, he sprang from his
seat and faced her, as she continued:
Il do not dcspiac you nor lOathe
you--your life has been oXpiation
enough for the sin of your ignorant
childhood. cannot dcspisc you for
her cyelids felt love YOU And
perhaps even he would want you to
be free to love me-
There was moments hush, and
then he read in the pure gaze that re-
turned to his face the fullucss and
suiiicieucy Of his atonement and his
pardon.
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Peonies as a Medicine.

Peonies were originally esteemed
less for beauty Of bloom than for value
as a medicine. In recognition of its
curative virtues the peony was named
after Paeon, the physician OF the
gods. An old writer says: About an
Infants neck hang peonie. 1t cures
Alcydes cruell maladie." Nor did the
use OF the plant stop there, for peony
water was esteemed and drank In by
cine or merely as a refreshing tenn
perance beverage is more than modern
writers can say.
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ton had come. lie had decided to
compromise, but for the moment put
caution out of sight
q thank you for your permission
to CALL he saie. Il shall sure
ly avail myself of it, when
wearisome details of business have
been attended to-" He dropped her
hand suddenly.
81 shall be glad she murmured,
ito see you at any time"
He thanked her gravely, and theE,
in answer to the look in her beauti-
~, forgetting that the man who spoke
was dead There is something / want
to say to you-later. | will GOMEZ"
All that night, in his bachelor apart.
ments, he wrestled and argued with
the Shade to whom he had yielded up
his right to the life of other men,
When the gray dawn Of morning
came. the terms of his compromise
were completed.
Il will not go to see her-I will give
her up. To tell her all the truth
would kill herr"
For days and weeks he went about
his duties, kindly and calm in his ap-
pearancC, but the heart covered with
the garments of responsibility was
tortured by the pangs of retribution.
Once he caught a glimpse of her face
IN her carriage, but the studied IN.
difference of her nod of recognition
hurt him worse than death She cared
for him, then! She was piqued at his
neglect!
Without her, life had become void
OF ambition or purpose. That night
he sent his card up to her with little
penciled message:
please do not deny mel want to
explain"
Measured by the intensity of hi.
emotions, a thousand years might
have passed until she came. Gowned
in palest green, she seemed the en-
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Mrs John Hart, Mrs. John Havey and
Miss Amy Hart all of Chicago have been
visiting at the home Of P J. Kelley.
Cards were received in this city last
week announcing the marriage at
juneau, Alaska on August Goth, of
George Scove formerly of this city, and
Miss Virginia Russell Of Washington,
D. G. Mr.. Scove is brother of Nor
man Scove and Mrs Berlin Hall of this
city. The young couple will make their
home at Peke, Alaska.
Richard Urban, son of Director
George Urban of this city has secured a
position as teacher of music in an acade-
my at Helena, Arkansas, and leaves to
take up his duties there this week. Mr..
Urban, after studying music under local
teacher, continued the work at Milwau-
kee and later went to Europe and COM
pleted q course under teachers there.
His many friends wish him success in
his work.
The whaleback excursion boat Chris
TOPPER Columbus of the Goodrich line
arrived in this city Thursday to go into
winter quarters The Columbus made
her last Milwaukee trip Wednesday and
was Immediately sent here to be laid
up until next season The big boat has
had an exceptionally good year and has
broken the records of previous years in
the number of passengers carried.
Edwin Schuette left Friday morning
on the goodrich steamer Chicago for a
round trip to test a device which he
has recently patented and which will
record on chart the course of the YES
sci using it, together with other facts as
to the navigation of the boat. Mr..
Schuette has spent considerable time
perfecting this device and if it proves
successful it will be great aid to ship
officers.
The ball game here Sunday between
Manitowoc and Port Washington was
won by the local team by score Of to
l. The following is the standing of the
"a, l.,
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July and Independence.

July is an important month in the
history Of political liberty. The United
States celebrates its independence on
July 1 The patriotic efforts of the
libera,or Simon Bolivar for the indie
pendence Of Venezuela were consum.
mated on July 8. Colombia Kidding her
self Of the Spanish yoke on July 20.
Then there is France, with her July
IA, marking the date when the suffer.
Ing French people stormed the I}as
tile The Spanish forces al Santiago
Cuba, capitulated on July IL.