davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05

%Szanownych abo,
nent6w W'iarusa pro-
shiny, ably %jaknaipre-
dzej uiscili sic z ma
~le1yto6ci "a Wiarusa,
DO sgazeta kosztuje
wiele pieniedzy, >kt6:
re my p}acic musimy
regularnie "a papier,
druk, dzierzawe ro-:
botnikom ltp., ola
togo. III gazette mu::
simy sic %dopominac
zaptaty i proslmy ably
nlsi' Szanowni abo-
nenci "a. takowa Dla-
Gill.
" Wyzawn'ctwo Wia'usa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05

!, Dobrze wytresowany lokaj
W zamoznym domu ma wsi,
wprawif W nielada zdumie-
ME proboszc "a, kt6ry przy~
byf p>winsz )wac lokatorom
narod<in p:erwszego dziecka.
Proboszcz: - Coz wan daf
Pan Bog; syna?
Lokaj: - Me! prosze ksie-
lza proboszcza.
Proboszcz: - Al. vice
c6rke?
Lokaj: 49, Me! prosze ksie-
dza proboszcza.
Proboszcz osfupia1 - a To-
kaj doda} Z namaszc1eniem:
- Jasnie pahstwu urodzjf
sic -. dziedzic! -.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05
odbilo sic ma jego boskiem D.

odbilo sic ma jego boskiem D.
b]iczu.
Ma 5wiety ogo6 Apisa!
= zawo}a} - g}upota i szel-
mostwo ME ~przewazaja sic
wzajem ami ma jeden Who's z.
mel brody. Go teraz 70.
bic! 80.
Co. robic!....
Jastrzebiookj odrzuci1 wa
gi, objaf glove d1o1mi i
p%rzymknat oczy.
20 chwili Jednak \twarz
rozjasnila mu sic pronlien-
nym u6miechem, j, zwro~
ciwszv sic do Psunabudesa,
pocza1 movie zwolna 1 uro-
czyscie:
Ekscellencyo! Zaden z
greckich, fenickich, ami Z
tut jszych mtodszych bog6w
ME wiedzia}by co z toba u
czynic, gdyz widzisz, ze NJ
wet i Madrosc drapie sic W
tel chwili W glove.
......Ale niepr6zno 20
via mnie bogi i ludzie
~Wszechmo"nym, DO oto
wszechmoca moja rozcinam,
jak mieczem Faraona, wszel-
kio trudnosci ! oyiaszam CT
wyrok nastepujacy:
...:. Wr6c do zycia wr6c
n. ziemie. Badz do kohca
swiata ministrem Faraon6w i
rozmaitych ludlow: 2abiegaj,
krec, prowadz, Frezyduj,
rzadz...
"A gdy spe1nia sic wielki,
must sic W ko6cu pokaz f,
ely jestes wiekszym lotrem,
czy os}em,..
%. Wtedy ia bede viedzia},
kt6ry 2 tych dw6ch duch6w
ma ci przygotowac wieczy.
sta rezydencye.
To rzek}szy, obr6ci} Psuna-
budesa twarza DO niebieskich
schod6w i nas1ym roma
chem swej boskiej stopy PREY
spieszyl jego powr6t ma zie.
mic.
W przepasciach wieczno-
Sci zapadta g}eboka cisza;
natomiast Egypt zgotowa} wi
docznie owacye z~martwych-
wsta1ej Ekscellencyj, albo-
WIEN az do BRAN nieba je-
}y dochodzie ch6ralne glossy,
spiewajac rado5nie;
- Psunabudes! 0, Psuna-
budes! ]
Madro56 pacze}a 6miac sic CT
cho.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05
Nauczyciel i 0rganista,

dobry spiewak, juz ME MILO
dy, obecnie ma posadzie -
pedagoga, znajacy jezyk an
gielski ! niemiecki dobrze,
poszukuje lepszej p}atniej-
szej pozycyj, DO ma farmer
skich osadach r,1aca mizerna
pensya i "a wiele obowiaz-
k6w, a bardzo mafo dbadza
0 szkofe. Poszukujacy bywaf
tel ma wiekszych posadach
W wieIkich miastach. UprA-
sza sic faskawo oferty podac
do Wiarusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05

Co cafy SWAT "a dobre ur
znaje dobrem bye musi.
,Kotwiczny Pain Expeller''
Richtera Sp6fki zjednat So
bic uznanie wszelkich naro.
dowosci, i we wszystkicn ie-
zykach sfawia go jake najlep-
sly. srodek "a reumatym, b6-
10 muszku}6w, nerw6w tip.
Cena buteleczki rs i so GEN.
tow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05
SAD ozYRYsA
Przelotyi z egipskiego papirusu
Henryk Sienkieuacz.
(Dokonczenie

(Doko6czenie}
- Czy ME sadzisz, re to
So szelmostwa? przerwat
|Ozyrys, dorzucajac ciezaru
ma szale niegodziwo6ci.
= Me przecze, o Wszech-
tresciwy = odrzek1a Madro6c
- ale pozwole sobie zauwa-
Izy6, re by}a W tent g}upota,
tax wielka jak piramida Che
opsa, DO Psunabudes, pracu~
JAG niby ola potegi Egiptu, W
gruncie rzeczy go os}abia1.
pracujac niby ola iego s}awy,
ostatecznie go zohydza}. pra
cujac niby ola porzadku W
pa6stwie, wtraca} je W bez-
lad i tworzy} mu wewnet-
rznych nieprzyjaci6}, a PREY
ITEM nigdy W jego zakutej
}gfowie ME postata ami ma
chwile mysl, ze Gala lego ro-
bota moze :przyniesc tylko
szkody i kleski.
- Je6li tax rzek} Spra-
wiedliwy - to trzeba dorzu-
cic i ma scale g}upoty.
- T,z4bas powt6rzy}a
Madrosc ale s}uchaj mnie,
panie, dalej. Zosta} potem
lPsunabudas gubernatorem
prowincyi p6fn ocnej Phath,
}zamieszxalej ~przewaznie
przeez Fenicyan i Grek6w,
i zar6wno jednych, jak dru-
gich, poczat gorliwie prZera~
biat ma Egipcyan, Zabrania}.
i'm movie i pisac ma papiru-
sach we w}asnym jezyku,
prze6ladowa} ich Ware po~.
zamykai ich szkody, a pre-
dewszystkiem kazal i'm no.
sic czepkj, kt6re, jak wiado-
mo, So narodowem egipsk'em
nakryciem glowy. W iego
przekonaniu czepek stanowl}
Egipcyanina, jake za6 mysIi W
rza1y wtych gfowych, kt6rym
narzucit czepki, mad tenn ME
|by} sic zdolny zastanowic.
Lei wszakze, kt6rzy ME chcie-
Ii nosi6 czepk6w, mogli sic
Tod Mich uwolnic Ia
p6wka, W ten BOWEN spo~
sob wzrastat ,majatek guber-
natora.
Ozyrys podni6s1 pc raz
trzeci palec do CORY i rzekt
2 powaga:
kap6wki ME dowodsa
g1upoty.
= Zapewne, panic, ale ME
|dorzucaj ich ma szale niegodzi
wo5ci, poniewaz W Egipcie
wszyscy dygnltarzc uwazaja
}ap6wki "a zwyczaj tax pow
szechny i tax zgodny 20 sta
"a tradycya egipska, re bio
"a je z zupefnie czystem SUI
mieniem.
= Masz stu szno6c, i, jake.
bog egipski, ME powinie-.
mem by1 o tenn %zapominac.
Me dorzucet ez mic ma zadna
szale, p6ki ME >powiesz, jak
postepowai Psunabudes, jake
minister Faraona?
Egypt, iak ci wiadomo,
Sprawiedliwy, potrz ebowa}
!wielkich=i glebokich reform.
;Ot6z Psunabudes, zostawszy
ministrvm, postdral sic pre-
dewszystkiem OTTO, by to re-
formy ME byiy wielkie i gle
bokie, ale drobne / plytkie.
EEgipt ptrzebowal nowych i
Hmadryoh ludzi kt6rzyby by
Ii przyjaci6lmlli wyzej wspo .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05

DONOSZE niniejszem SEA-
nownym Rodakom W Vino
ME i okolicy a mianowicie W
Arcadia i Indepen-
dence. il W tych dniach pray
ja}em agenture hurtownej
sprzedazy cygar shawnee fir
my THE Morris Wholesale
Cigar House, Cincinnati, o.
Sprzedaje najlepsze cygara pc
najnizszych cenach.
Albert Kistowski
763-E.. Front ul.
Winona, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05

mnianych reform. Psunabu-
des zas powierzyt ich wyko-
mamie dawnym' %g|upowatym
urzednikom. kt6rzy byli ich
wrogami. Jaka z tego pow
sta}a karykatura i jaka szko-
da ola Egiptu, to tatwo poi
mic ME tylko tax. 2rzenikli-
wy umys1 jak two, panic,
albo. jak umysf krokodyla,
kota hub i%chneumona, ale ma
wet zwykly, mia1ki ro4um
cz}owieczy. ,Psunabudes .byf
zbyt te ~, by rozumiec, il
panstwo must bye cd podstaw
do szczvtu przebudowane, a
"a ma1o uczciwy, by pre-
prowadzic sumienie nawet tez
znany, At6rych koniecznost
uzna1 i zrorumia} sam Faron.
Mech mnie ibis ko-
pnie - rzek1 Ozyrys, dorzu
cajac ia obie sza]e 49, jesli
wien, kt6ra W ko6cu pre-
wazy!
A s}owa Madrosc p}yneEy
dalej:
Oszukiwa} zar6wnv
Faraona, jak j lud. Farao-
nowi grozi} buntern ludu,
ludowi wszczepi1 przekona~
ME, ze Faraon chce 90 utrzy-
mac W nieWoli. Poderwaf
w}adze Earaona, a ME roz-
szerzy} wolnosci. Ia jego
czas6w powiekszyfy sic g}o-
dy W Egipcio, a kraj napel-
nil sic rozb6jnikami.
- Chwa1a Bogu, to jest,
chwa1a mnie samemu! "a
wo1a1 Ozyrys - tn juz ME
ma przynajmniej watpliwo-
! Sci, 10 to So }ajdactwa czystej
wcdy!
- O! ne tylko }ajdactwa
- odpowiedziaia 4agodnie Ma
dro6c - gdyz Psunabudes O.
kazaf przytem mniej rozumu,
niz 60 posiada pecberz wiel-
blada. C1yny jego by}y z}o-
wrogie, ale on sam b.y}@dur-
MEM, i g}upota jego by}a
tenn wieksza, 10 sic uwaza}
"a madrego. Niezdolny by}
z%rozumiec, ze gdzie trzeba
wie]kiej tw6rczej pol'tyki,
tam szachrajstwo ME moze
wystarczyc, i szachrowo},
szachrowaf bez kohca:
+ - Prawda! masz s1usznosc,
iak zawsze, i tylko tax dokfa
dine wagi, jak mole, wskazac
! nam NIGGA CO z MIN uczynic
nalezy.
F.! - Kilka slow music jesz-
cze dodaG, o WszechkuIisty!
Psunabudes drwi1 sobie z f.
giptu, ME ,dbal 0 Faraona,
mysla{ zawsze tylko o sobie
vice moznaby mniemac, re
by1 tylko a~szuja. Ale, zwaz
| jednak panic, 10 gdyby Psu,
! nabudes rzadzii madrze i
uczciwie, to zyskalby ma tenn
! Egypt, zyska}by Faraon, a
on sam ME tylko nicby z villas
nych korzy6ci ME uronii, a.
le stalby sic jeszcze potez-
niejszym, i sad historyi wy
| paddy 0 MIN inaczej.
- Vice zn6w cheese po-
wiedziec ze osiel %przewaza]
W MIN jednak mad lotrem?
Podnie6, Q S%prawiedli-
wy, wagi a przekonamy sic
n~atychmiast.
Ozyrys podni6sf szale
1rzymai je W gore, p6ki
ME uspokoiiy sic zupe1nle.
Poczem spojrzal, j zdziWie
ME, ale zarazem j zmieszanle'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05
w pPZVSZF.A

w PRZYSZkA niedziele
rozpocznie sic czterdziesto~
godzinne nabozehstwo W ko-
sciele sw. Kazimierza Kr. -
Zakohczy sic we .wtorek
wieczorem uroczysta procesya
i nieszporem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05

gT@NEs%sG @
Ii, pod tym Wzgledem inne
stosunki, Many nawet tax
rozumnych %obywateli, kt6rzy
wiedza Q tenn dobrze, IL "a
gazety Jest przede-
wszystkie%m wszel-
kie :chWasty, kakole j g}ogi,
zwalcza6 wszelkie przesady,
karcic Wszystkie wystepki,
CIV to z~arozumialosci, cry
zawzietosci, czy up6r, czy
~swawole, glupote tysiace in
nych wystepk6w, kt6re jak
rak tocza biedne nasze spo-
lecze6stwo, hamujac wszelki
:postep i u%silowania MEOW
:dobrej wolf.
WS;elko. Garbarczyk.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05
Z w. Hammond / Ok0licy.

! Sekretarz finansowy 143-iej
grupy Zjednoczenia P. R. K.
'Stanie1aw K]awiter wreczy1
y tych dniach wdowie l..
Wleklinskiej przekaz baDko.
wy ma $3.50, jake sumo .po-
6miertna pc .zastrzelonym
dnia 22-go Stycznia mezu
HenrYku.
Nareszcie 'przyszlo do tego,
re Polacy zamieszkali W
Hammond, East Hammond,
West Hammond, Whiting i
East Chicago, majacy jaki
nag}y interes do drukarni,
ME potrzebuja uciekac sic do
obconarodowych drukarni,
gdzie ich zazwyczaj pc MAJ
coszemu traktowano. Pan
J6zef Gozdecki otworzy{ W
tych dniach drukarnie pol
ska w sasiednim miasteczku
East Chicago i wykonuje
pieknie i staranuie "a docze.
kaniu wszelkie prace wcho-
dzace W zakres drukarski. -
Welding ostatniego scisle~
go. spisu ludnoSci polskiej
zamieszkuje obecnie W West
Hammod 1876 familii pol
skich. Polacy tutejsi pocho
dza przewaznie z Zachodnich
Prus, MANY wszakze groma-
de Poznaniak6w, potem nleco
rodak6w z zaboru austryac'
kiego, rosyjskiego, wreszc'e
kilka rodzin litewskich a ma
wet i Madziar6w. TAX piekne
Ii sercu polskiemu dcogie ma:
jak Leszczyhski, Mo.
drzejewski ma liscie urzedni-
k6w West Hammondu dowo
|dza, re W zyciu publlcznem
polacy i tn wanna odgrywaja
role. Pr6cz tego jest jeszcze
pan Jak6b Czaszewicz, pre-
zesem; Jozef Gaik skarbni.
KEN; Kowalski trustysem;
Rewelski, Kulczyk
%policmanami a Trzebiatowski
linspektorem zdrowia. Z ga
zet dziennych dochodza tn.
nastepujace: Dziennik Chi
cagoski, Narodowy, Zwiazko-
wy, Ludowy i Kuryer Pol
ski: Opr6cz organ6w Zjedno'
ECZEMA i Zwiazku, utrzymuja
Irodacy tute]si nastepujace ty-
godniki: Polonie, Kuryera
Katolickiego, Kuryera Ty-
godniowego. Macierz Polska
Gazete Polska, Dzieh Swiety,
Wiarus i jeszcze jakas gaze
te, kt6ra jakiemjs prezenta-
lmi sciaga sobie abenent6w.
Pomimo lichych czas6w. W
| West Hammond / okolicy
lest til g%romadka tax homo
%obywateli, kt6rzy ME:
czekajac al i'm sic przypom-
nj, re prenumerata ich ga
zety juz wysz1a, sami panic
taja q tenn i z%amawiaja sobje
gazette ma rok przysz}y. Me
brak i tax r%ozumnych roda-
|k6w, 'kt6rzy umieja rozr6z-
Lie gazette. uczciwa i pozy-.
teczna cd zwyk}ej up}achty"
ma kt6rej czele figuruje naz-
wisko niedowarzonego i ME-
.dopieczonego "a medrka, kt6-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05
i: H
Ma ~sprzeda6:>:

Try domy i Lofty W pol
skiej dzielnicy ma Stanisla-
~wowie,, W dobrem: po1ozeniu
ma spekulacye czy ma w1a~
'.sne u~zywanie- "a Gene przy-
stepna rodakowi hub speku-
lantowi., O %nformacye owego,
trzeba sic zglosie do redak-
cyl ,Wiarusa" naszego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05
%Pracownt'ia %garderoby
meskiej i damskiej.

Zawiadan1iam Szan. Rods l.
k6w W Winonie okolicy IL
otworzyIem p%racownie kra-
wiecka i robe pod1ug :ostat-
Mich zurnali ola mezczyzn u
bral,ia j paletoty, Ola ME-
wiast szyje ~p}aszcze, zakiety
i kostylmy. Czyszcze, .prasu-
je !, wyporzadzam odziez.
Najleps "a robota gwaraanto-
Wana.
JAN MAT[E[J|KA, krawtec,
W blo Ok NJ Y del
Winona, Minn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05

Many JUL kalenda-
re Maryanskie ma
rok 1908, dodawac j.
bedz i abonentom
naszym, kt6rzy "a
placa abonament "a
,,Wiarusa" ma rok
przyszfy. ...:. j.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05

w NIEDZ1El.E rozsta1a
sic z tym swiatem S. p. Ma
:ryanna Piechowska, pc Kill
kodniowej chorobie ma zapa-
lenie p1uc; liczy}a 81 lat. Po-
grzeb odbywa sic z koscio}a
sw. Stanis1awa Kostki dis W
czwartek. Zmarla pozostawia
meza, try cork i dw6ch1sy-
now. Wieczny od]poczynek
race jej dac Panic! .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05
Organista / nauczY-
ciel

kszta1cony tn W tym kraju W
St. Marys Institute, Day
ton, o. IRA jezyk angielski i
polski, przyjmie posade cd
marca. Adres. -.
M. S. K.
Route 2: :Edger, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05
pocz

GENERALITY p%oczmistrz
Mayer, rozporzadzi}, il ludzie
nizej, dawniej prawem pre-
pisanej MARY i wagi Is stop
4 Gale 125 funt6w) takze
do s}uzby %pocztowej przyjeci
bye moga.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05

WE WTOREK o pol 9tej
odby} sic pogrzeb S. p. ia
kuba Lewi1skiego, kt6ry
zmar} W sobote W tutejszym
szpitalu, W wieku lat IS. Po-
grzeb odby} sic z koscio}a sw.
Stanis1awa. Kostki. ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05
1909 ""~ "0Q
8 Ceny ta1gowe. q
~ 90 100 90 90 &C
-
WINONA

Pszenioa, maka i pasza cyto waue
.przez Bay: State Milling Go.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05

WlAD0M0SCI !.
MIEJSCOWE
OSOBLlWA BuRZA ma

OSOBLlWA BuRZA ma
.wiedzi}a nasze miasto i oko-
lice W sobote wieczorem;
grzmialo j b1yska}o sic pod-
czas gdy pada} .snieg i szron.
Niedaleko Austin, .piorun u
derzyl W .kilku miejscach,
ma farmie Johna Bennetta
trzas1o W stajnie i piec sztuk
m1odego byd1a zosta1o zabite:
w SOBOTE z ko6cio}a Sw'
Stanis}awa Kostki -odby1 sic
pogrzeb S.. p. Maryanny ~
W poniedzia1ek die
ciecia FIR. Winczewskich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05

~N1ESZCZESLIWY przypa-
dek wydarzy1, sic W zesz}ym
tygodniu PAM Fir. Kupfer-
schmidtowej; gdy wysz}a W
~podw6rze poslizgne}a sic ma
chodniku, upad1a i z1ama}a
sobie reke ponizej }okcia.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-29
ssugge ton 81 Ellen Stan.

three between two
iof the larger plaits. (
Again the box plnits
are double n n d
triple, and some
times there Is only
one b large plait ut
the shoulders. It.
Is very unwise j to
stitch these plnits (
too far down In the
g front. 1t Is not only
nnfnshfonable, bur
It is hard on the I
material. The strain
against the plnlts Is
always \ too much
for the weave Of
the cloth and you
have n torn. III IT.
ting waist on your
hands In n short
time.
When these nlaIts
do burst out or pull
away from t Ii a
stitching, 1t Is very
hard to mend them.
There Is no way of
doing this SO rs to
make 1t invisible.
care must lie fa-'
len when making
the waist to see
That It hns an easy
TT over the bust.
Braid Is newer rs
trimming than EN-
hroitlery or lace and
Will undoubtedly be
greatly used In the
spring and sum-
fner. If. fOrfnStnnre
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-29
The Roo,seveIt Dam in Arizona.


The Roosevelt dam will eclipse In
OF cubic contents a1,3of the
dams ut present under construction
by the Reclamataion Service. sIt will.
contain 100000 cubic yards OF mason.
ry. or over six times more than the
Pathfinder, and nearly Ave times more
thnn the shoshone dam. Its height
will be ESQ feet from Foundation,
length on top GsO feet Cor. including
subway bridges. 1850 feet. and its,
thickness at the base 1G5 feet. In.
plan, although built in the form of
an arch. this structure differs from the
shoshone and Pathfinder dams in be-
ing Of the gravity type. wherein mass
alone lis sufficient TO secure stability.
The resulting reservoir will be the
largest artiticfnlly formed lake in the
world. n body Of water twenty-five
miles long. In places over two miles
wide. with a storage capacity of 800.
900: acre-feets md a maximum depth OF
over 200 feet. q
The dam. and reservoir are the main
features Of the Salt River project for
the Eationso OF land in the saltsRiy:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-29
Insurgents Fleeing.

The body of Insurgents who captur-
cd the town of Eieca on Thursday are
going south closely: pursued by n large
body. of Mexican soldiers. These gov
eminent authorities claim that the cap
ture of the whole bunch of revolution
j Is will be effected in n few hours.
The seriousness OF the sitrat. Is
Slow ~ b fact tha! ,housnn,l, of
I'm :, ll,,i z:
vs:trds ,'i.S..io Gra. de irnp5-,r fr,,I..;;i
Interior points in Mexico and that
within th.s next rs hours NOR. than
ten thousand soldiers will be employ
B ! iii the ca ign 3, - n;.lhg !,l,Sl
tie r. slntl.iary bands m con 2 fnlel
:,,llir larc been received iron the
q, tack sno capture OF small .wn = t.
iiated along tile# upper Rio Grande..
The Mexican government has called
upon the authorities; Mt Wastitnt I IN to
take steps to prevent the organization
Of revolutionary expeditions up intel
States soil. q &.
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TECHNICALITYE MAY
SAVE HUTSON.
HIS ATTORNEYS. TRYSsTo CON:
Ii5:S FUSE The asTATEHAs. TO ssE1g
HIS OFFICE. &, q I

IS CHARLESTON Va. June 90
heEentire forenoon session OF the I'M
stermcaInte Court in the trial OF for
ner Assistant Aiiutant General Hut
son for embezzlement was consumed
Saturday. In discussing the question
whether Colonel Hutson had that Of
flee as assistant adjutant general OF
The National Guard or as assistant adj
ii,itantS general OF the State. there bein.
two Offices Of adjutnnt general in this
State. one being OF the guard and the
.othergof the State. The defense Is
making much of this point and has
been since the beginning of the trial.
The Indictment defines his position as
of the National Guard, while the de-
Tense claims that he held the position
rs of State. Ever since the trial was
begun the defense has harned upon
this point and has demanded of the
prosecution the production Of Colonel
Illusions comission to settle the
roint claiming Col. Hutson left the
commission in his office when he was
relieved. while his successors declare
that II such was the case. they have
been unable tot find It. The defense
claims that as assistant adjutant
general of the state. Hutsons was over
and above the National Guard and ha /
nothing to do with disbursement OF
funds. The prosecution claims this
point Is not material. that the actual
fact Is he tllsbursed; funds. The pros.
ecution also rendered the oath OF office
taken by Gel. Hutson stating that as
Colonel and assistant ad1utant gen.
teral OF the National Guards, he swore
to. perform the duties Of the office and
SO forth. J5 I! /. 4353. .si:.5
ia Colonel Smith was on the stand Sat
urday afternoon and testified that
when the alleged embezzlement was
discovered Colonel Hutson was asked
to stand court martial, which he refus-
ed, when he was relieved. a paper
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Gor.'1pers Hot az
Judge Parker
LABOR LEADER HAS 1T IN FOR
LATE DEMOCRATIC cANDI.
DATE5FoR PREsI.
~ (. DENT. y

WASHINGTON. June 2s.-lwe are
not in the least weak kneed,r said
Samuel Gompcrs, president of the AM
erlcan Federation of Labor In prefac.
ing an announcement that he would
leave Washington Thursday for the
Democratic convention at Denver. He
Is positive that the Democrat: will In
corporate into their platform the de.
nands of Organized labor relative to
an nnti.lnjunction legislation: ~ 5f I.
Gompers expressed surprise sat the
report that Alton B. Parker would
head the fight against the ;anti-injunc:
ton plank. Z, s,5
Not only has Mr.. Parker been a
very faithful attorney for the Amerl-
can Federation Of Labor. !" X said Com
rers, but when he was on the bench
he rendered a very Illuminating ,opin:
ion on this subject.
rs Should Parker appear before the
resolutions committee to argue
against the plank, Gompers proposes
TO answer him with the arguments
laid down in this opinion.
d. =
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pnrpoHting TO be signed by Colonel
Httson was received in evidence I'M.
der protest. I'm which he acknowledged
his ind ebtedness to the state In the
sumo o.; over two thousand dollars;
account encsmpment nineteen hun.
dred and six. 81 "a sssi4 81
Under the law there are two assist
ant adiutant generals ii West Viz.
ginia, one of the, State. commissioned
by tho governor as a lieutenant coli
onel, and the other Of the National.
Guard commissioner as lieutenant
colonel. Tho question Is who is tho
other assistant ad1utant general, and
which Is which. 4, 81
Ii. Colonel Sims also went over one of
the payrolls submitted by Colonel;
H q and pointed out items there
on (which he said had been previously
paid. producing receipts and vouchers
to verify his statement that the ac-
count In question had been duplicated!
by Colonel Hutsnn. III "a .'5s 70
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n ssls- W. . ~ y
GROCERIES,.
Handy Grocery Co.

Dealers in fancy ana staple grocer
na. Orders called for and delivered.
Family trade solicited. Cor. Walnut
ind 9Th SITS. Both phones.
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MIR. LOEB OUT
OF [ ]. |: POLITICS |; I III! | i G
M R..STAFT4 MAKES STATEMENT.
SHOWING HIS CONFIDENCE
y IN PRESIDENTS SEC
4 ~ RETARY. s "

- Z
OYSTER BAY, N. Y, June 29.-Secf
rotary Taft whisked into town on the
10:1l train talked war department
matters and politics at Sycamore Hill
for three hours and then whiskel
away again on an automobile to catch
the washington train from New ork.
General Luke Wright, no. Is to sue
coed Mr.. Taft as head OF the war de.
nartmept. William L. Ward, b OF 4 New.
York and Frank b. kellogg. the nd
mintstration trust buster particl.
patel in the discussion at Sycamore
Hill and Lincoln j. stefrens, Robert
Bridges and Mr., and Mrs. Henry L.
Stimson, of New York. were luncheon
gueststat the Presidents home.
Mr.. Taft's activity made 1T hard for
the villa gers to keep. up with his move
ments. Z s.. .i5:s8
..NXe. had a very satisfactory tall,
about the war department and noliti-
cal matters" said the secretary before
he left, "and I promised Secretary
Wright that I would spend Monday
ami Tuesday with him at the war de-
partment'in Washington to show him
the ropes..' Sc;
= ~ No Chairman. %,
ssWas the Craftsmanship of the ma
tional committee decided upon %, Mr..
Taft was asked. !; y ,.s.ss,.E
ut seems to me that I heard an
echo of the Craftsmanship" replied the
Secretary. .'but it was so faint that |!
did not catch the name OF the man.
As: a matter OF fact. TINT has not been
settled yet, and will not be entertain.
ed until July sth.. when the sub-com-
mittee OF the National committee will
hold meeting in Washington"
An interesting incident at the Saga
more Hill conference was the ofrer or
the craftsmanship made by Secretary.
Taft to William Loeb, secretary TO the
President. During the discussion of
the Craftsmanship. Mr.tTaft turned to
Mr.. sLoeb and said that he would be
Well pleased It he would accept the
place. Is. Il t,s st
Il have already announced. = replied
Alr. Loeb. "and have given my reason
why I could not accept it,
"Then wish to say" replied Sec
rotary Taft, that II 1 am elected Pres
ident you can have any place within
my gift. s
Loeb Out of Politics.
II have made all arrangements to
enter business on March 4. next" said
Mr.. Loeb, "antl wish to say that / will
not accept any political Office.
My prospective business associates
have become little nervous over the
rumors that was in a receptive nioo,l
regarding the Craftsmanship and I
would like to take this occasion to set
their minds at rest by announcing
that will not take any office under
any circumstances"
After the conference Mt Sycamore
IIill, General Wright proceeded to
Port Washington to pay visit to ex.
Governor Idle OF the Philippine com.
mission who was his colleague in the
Philippines. Governor 1de is stopping
Mt the home of his son.