davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-04
URZEDOWE
ME, ODNOsZACE SIZE PLACE.
MA PODATK0W.

Zawiadamia sic niniejszem, il, W
reku nizej podpisanego skarbnika
miejskiego miasta Winony, znajdu-
ja sig obecnie warranty ma kolekto-
wanie s~pecyalnych podatk6w "a
.skrapianie przez scion W 1901.
Odnosni wfa$ciciele. lot6w i cze6ci
grunt6w W ,odnosnych assessment
tach wymienionych, zawiadamia
sic niniejszem, ably wspomiane po-
datki W przeciagu nastepnych try
dziestu e y dni, t. j.. pred lynn
marca, 1909, W ofisie skarbnika
miejskiego W Merchants banku "a
pfacili. Przyniescie starry k wit z So
b.. Data 3ogo stycznia, 1909. Geo.
w. Hoffman.
Skarbnik miejski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-04
NOWINY Z AMERYKI.
90 -
WASHINGTON. [

WASHINGTON, D. G..
Szef korpusu s~ygna}owego
general James Allen zwr6ci}
sic do odno5nego komitetu
kongresowegu z wnioskiem,
ably wyznaczy} $500, 900 ma
zakupno balon6w powie-
trznych, kt6reby oddano do
dyspozycyi korpusu sigma
}owego. General Allen powia--
da, re balony do sterowa-
MIA WISELY juz z okresu
eksperymentalnego i ciesza
sic wielka popularnoscia
wsr6d innych narod6w. A.
meryka W tym wypadku ME
mole pozostac W lyle "a ME-
mi i must nabyc wiecej o
kret6w powjetrznych. Ma "a
zie zakupionoby diva balony
po $4,000. Reszte sunny ~:
z)toby ma zbudowanie fabry-
ki do wytvarzania gazu ola
balon6w oraz budynek, "
kt6rym balony maja byc
przechowane.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-04
RORESPONDENCYE
WINTON, Mimi.

Szanowni Rodacy, CT kt6-
rzy ME beda mogli dostac
roboty W Winonie ma WHO'S
ne, niechaj przyjada, do Win
ton, MINI. tn jest roboty
dostatek; MONA %pracowac
dniem albo .noca, DO tn sko-
70 PLY rozpoczna robote to
ida dniem i noca. Praca sic
rozpocznie zaraz skoro sic lud
rozplynie. Kompanista Cor:
den jest wielkim przyjacie-
lem polak6w; Krystyan
Smith z Winony Jest ~ su :
perendentem robot.
Kodak
J6zef Bieli6ski
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-04
INDEPENDENCE, Wis.
dnia 1go lutego, 1909.
Szanowna Redakcyo VIA

Szanowna Redakcyo VIA
rusa!
l. Wiele- co niema do pisa:
MIA, DO co sic stanie W ma
szej Polonii z }aski Pana. b.
ga, wszystko ma dobre wyj-
die. By}o DUO nieszcze6c
i klopot6w lecz wszystko
mine|o. Az do piatku mie-
lismy piekna pogode, starry
snieg zgina}, tax ze nasi far
merry ME mogli sic wyru-
szyc ami ma saniach nj ma
wozie, DO by}o "a DUE bio
to; lecz W piatek sic zmieni-
TO, nawiedz:1a mas gwa}-.
Lowna spiezyca z wiatrem,
re ME lodobna by}o wyjSt
ia dw6r, dro II by}y W VIE
lu miejscach tax zawiane,
ze ME by}o mona wyjechat.
Wiel. ks. A.. Cara zapowie-
dziai posted zenie parafialne,
kt6re sic odby1o W zeszla
niedziele, lecz z powodu ze
drogi by}y zawiane Sniegem,
wlelu z parafian ME przyby-
10 ma zebranie, osobliwie ci
ktorzy So dalej cd kosciola.
Dotychczasowy zarzad pa
rsfialny zrezygnowaf re
swych urzed6w t. j. p. T.
Skroch i Jan Kowal. No.
wo obrani urzednicy ga: M.
Sekr. i T. Pampuch:
kasyer.
Do pa6stwa Leonard6w
Rybarczyk6w zawita1 bocian
i z sotawit i'm tega i czer-
silva c6rsczke. Matka i cor
ka stosunkowo zdrowe.
TEN SAM.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-04

PITTSBURG, Pa. Dw6ch
Amerykan6w. i 8 obcokra-
jowc6w prey eksplozyi ga
z6w " kopalni W Boswell,
Pa, (b]iskoP Pittsburgh praw
dopodobnie utraci}o zycie,
gdyz dotad ME ma o mich
2adnej wiadomosci. Ekeplo.
zya nastapi}a dnja % b. 10:
O godz. 8 wieczorem. Supe-
ritendant j 8 g6rnik6w spu-
szczajacych sic W. chwili
eksplozyi do kopalni zostali
ocaleni-lecz odniesli smier-
telne rany tax, re pierwszy
W pare goblin umar}.
Jednym z g6rnik6w; kt6'
rzy stracili zycie W czasie Elk
splozyi W kopalni Boswell
hyl Andrzej Stoncki. Razem
dobyto 5 zw}ek; o nazwi-
skach innych ME MONA ma
razie sic dowiedziec, a in
dentvf ,kowano tylko supe-
rindenta Logana i Stonck;e-
60.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-04
ARCADIA, Wis.

dnia 20. 1. 1909.
Pan Ludwik Wojcik jako
kasyer gminy kolektuje po-
datek cd farmer6w j raduje
sic, ze mu to 1atwo sic u.
dale, a polacy ciesza sic, II
swego ziomka maja ma tym
urzedzie, DO z naszym Lnd-
wikiem da sic wszystko zro-
bic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-04
Z0fnierz przeszkadZa in
49,. .trydZe Smierci.

Cywilnemu zo1nie1zowi J. A,
Stone, wete anowi wojny z Kemp
Tex. Zda~ato sic, ii istnjeje intrY-
ga pomiedzy rozpaczliwq choroba
piersi i grobem ahy powodowac
k:imierc. "Naby}em sig uporczywe.
60 zaziebieu,a," plsze s'kt6re roz.
wineto sic " kaszel, kt6ry sig do
. mnie przyc1epi} ma przekore' wszy-
stkim lekarstwom, cd lat. Moja
waga spai}a do lso funtdw. Wt"n-
czas zacza?em uzywat DR. a Ring'a
New Discover y kt6re przywr6cifo
mi zdrowie kompletn:e. Teraz wa
ze l7s funt6w." Ma niebezpleczne
zaziebienia, uporczywy kaszel,
krwotok, astme i ably zapobiedz
zapalenlu p}uc, jest niezrdwnane.
so; i $l.oo Butelki ma probe dar-
mo. Gwarantowane przez apteka~
RIA pana Nj. J. Kowalewsklego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-04

I ia, wolowej sk6rze ME
wypiss}by Union tych, kt6rzy
wyleczente swoje ,,Kotwiczne-
mu Pain Expellerowi" zaw-
dziecza]a. Liczba ich ma le-
giony sic ob1icza, gdyz Pain
jest zacietym wro-
giem reumatyzmu, neuralgia
j t. p. Cena buteleczki rs j
so c3nt6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-04

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. w po-
dw6jnym wybuchu gaz6w W
kopalni United Goal Cow
Boswell, ~ g6rnik6w stra-
clio lub straci zycie. Do
tychczas znane So nazwiska
5 os6b. Akcya ratunkowa
postepuje, lecz wskutek mad
miernych gaz6w jest wiel'
ce utrudniona. Sup. J. G.. Lo-
gan zgina} W kopalni: ME-
dry II pozosta}ymi znajduja
sic napewno Polacy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-04
TELLURIDE, Colo. va

TELLURIDE, Colo. W6z
pocztowy, porwany przez la
wine sniezna ma Scoffes Can
yon, zosta} odgrzebany i "a
brano z riego $4,000 W go
t6wce, by je umiescic W
miejscu bezpiecznem. Ia
chodzi obawa, re B. F. Mum
ger ma pag6rku Bumerapg
zgina} z g}odu. Silverten "a
grozone jest srogim niedo'
statkiem, jezeli wkr6tce ko-
lei ME zostanie naprawio-
ma, gdyz zapasy zywnosci j
wegle wyczerpuja eie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-04

podpaiify Gala beczu}ke "
domu pewnego g6rnika W
Saugtatan, pow, Somerset.
Troje dzieci zmar}o = czwar
to i domownicy So bolesnie
poparzeni. Zmar}a Anna Do
mengo 4 lata, Agnieszka Do
mengc 3 lata, Marya Netok
4 lata, Jan Notrk 5 lat wy
zdrowieje, jak :6wnie matki
tych dzieci.
- w Ralphton zas wypad}
pewnemu g6rnikowi ogieh z
fajki W buczu}ke prochu j
wybuch poparzy} troje ludzi:
J6zefa BERT, Feliksa Jenilek
i Juliusza Pajlik.
BUFFALO, N. Y. P1aczac
i lamentujqc sz}o sobie W
sobote W po}udnie dw6ch
ma}ych chlopczyk6w torami
kolei .Lehigh Valley. Zoba-
cyl ich kapitan d~etektyw6w
Metzler i ulitowa} sic mad
mimi, z~abierajac ich ze So
ba. Z~apytawszy o przyczyne
p}aczu eowiedzia} sic, ze
dw6ch tych ch}opc6w skrad]i
cyganie W srode rano i trzy'
mali ich W niewoIi .przez
try dni - kiedy i'm sic u
da}o umknac. Ma pociagu
cieiarowym przybyli do Bu-
ffalo i tutaj szukali schronie-
MIA. Wzieci ma kwatere
policyjna wyznali tam wszy-
stko.
Jeden nazywa sic W.
Schutt, a drugi FIR. Post, j
obaj pochodza z aleron, n.
Y. Licza pc II lat.
Rodzic6w ch}0pc6w.> "a
wiadomiono telegraficznie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-04
DETROIT, Mich. Ostroznie

DETROIT, Mich. Ostroznie
2 kolorowemi a ME wygoto-
wanemi szkarpe:ami, PREY
wciaganiu ich szczeg6lniej
zranione nogi. Cza1ne MOVE
szkarpetki .ubrane przez II.
Blazei ia zraniona a ME zu-
pelnie zagojona noge, ewoja
jadowita farba wywo]aly "a
krwi i mimo natych-
miastowej pomocy, spowo-
dowaly smiert nieszczesliwe-
60.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-04
RICHMO ND, Va Ma "a

RICHMOND, Va Ma "a
sadie ustawy, zabraniajacej
zawierania zwia%k6w- ma}5eh.
skich miedzy bia}ymi a mu-
rzynami sad tutejszy wyda}
barbarzy6ski wyrok, skazu~
jacy farmera M. Lindsay j
jego zone ma IL lat wiezienia
poprawczego.
Lindsay, kt6ry jest bia-
lynn (prawdopodobnie mu:
]atem), ozkarzony jest o
poslubienie Tony swej, mu-
rzynki - murzynka zas, re
zaslubila bialego.
Sedzia, kt5ry wyda{ 60 o.
pierajac sic ma surowych W
tym wzgledzie ustawach, chce
jednak odnies6 sic z prosba
do gubernatora O zniesienie
70 i uwolnienie skaza1c6w
pod warunkiem, re stosunki
ma}ze6skie 20 SODA zerwq.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-04
" - '-- -:
GRENVILLE. So. Oak.
Szanowna Redakcyo Via
.~rusa!

.rusa!
Donosze tn z naszej okoll-
cy, ze tax cd 1890 stycznia
tn jest tax piekne powie-
trze, czysta wiosna; WIEN
doskonsle, ze"kto zmarz} W
p~ierwszych dniach stycznia,
ten teraz za}uje.
Czyta}em ITO i owo"
W numerze 3 cim "Wiarusa"
jakoby legislatura:'w po}ud-
niowej Dakocie znios}a pa
rafialne szko}y i &c ustano-
wiono prawo,, re kazde dziec-
ko must uczeszczat do dys-
tryktowej szkofysa ME gdzie
indziei. "To i owQ' znac zle
p"oinformowane =by}o, vice
chce: to- cokolwieks :sprosto.
wac: pc jedno, ae anas tn juz
kupa polskidh druch6v
mieszka, jakoby tn z mani
robili co i'm sic :podoba; pr
2gie, jakoky tn same apa-,
albo anarchisty mieszkali.
" South Dakota u mas pra-
wo CO do szkk6} i dzieci lest
oastepujace Artykuf I. Sex
eva 148. "Kazdy czkowiek,
majacy pod opieka swoja
.lzieci cd 8. do IA. lat, po-
winien co rok regulsrnie po-
s~}ac do jakiej publicznej al
no %prywatnej dziennej szko
", przez ten .ca}y czas jak
hugo publiczna szko}a W
lynn dystrykcie gdzie on
mieszka sic odbywa. A ka.
"a jest $40 do 500 "a niezas
tosowanie sic do tel reguiy;
a znowu sekcya 63cia powia-
la kto ma uczyc a kto ME, to
a 3. stopnie 1szy 2gi i Sci.
Ten Sci stopieh ME wymaga
egzaminacyi, ale
chciai uczyc prywat-
ma parafialna szko}e W tym
czasie kiedy sic 3D.
publiczna -~dystrYkto.
va szko}a W tym samym dys.
must mice Cd Coun-
~ Supredenta Certificate je.
len z powyzszych stopn;, a
must co miesiac ra-
port do County Supereden
ia posiac jak regularnie die
ci uczeszczaja i jak :daleko
W klasach, a to z tel PREY
czyny, ze pierwej bardzo ME-
regularnie .posyiano dzieci !
do szko}y, ola tego to jest
tylko zaostrzone prawo ably
.zieci uczeszcza1y regularnie
do publicznej albo prywat-
nej szkofy; a przytem ably
TAXA szkola by1a odwiedzana
ludzi ~wp117iWowych,
przez rodzic6w, opiekun6w,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-04
NOWY. YORK.

NOWY, YORK.. R6wno
czesne spaleniezdwunastu, ma
boi6w DYNAMITE W tunelu
budujacym sic pod North
River usune1o ostatnia war
stwe kamieni oddzielajaca
jeszcze otwory wiercone =
obu stron brzegu. TAX do.
k}adnie zrcbiono obliczenia.
re z}aczenie otwor6w by}'
zupe}ne, zaledwie. O Geese
Gala W srOdku rzeki sic r6z
MACE. Tunel jest 5000 stop
d1ugi i sk}ada sic z zelaz-
nych obreczy O 6rednicy
przes2}o Is stop. Otwarcie
kolei majacej prowadzit
przez tunel, ma nastapic
dnia 1go czerwca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-04

ENID, Okla. Nieznani ]u-
die rozsadzi]i kase W hanku
stanowym W Barrier i zrabo-
wall 2 niej So 900. Hulk wy
.buchu, obudzi1 mjeszkahc6w
miasta; pospjes2yli oni do
banku, gdzie .jednak handy
i uzbroieni W r%ewolwery
potrafili ich utrzymac W przy'
zwoitej odleg}osci cd budyn-
ku bankowego. Pc zrabowa'
niu banku, dawszy ki]ka
strza16w W powietrze, handy
81 PREY okrzykach weso}ych
opuscili miejsce zbrodni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-04
BUFFALO, N. Y.

BUFFALO,, N. Y. Pc
smierci biskupa McQuaid "a
nosi sic ma zniesienie dyecezyi
W Rochester i przy}aczenie
jej do dyecezyi buffaloskiej.
Chodza pog}oski O zamie-
MANU- Buffalo ma archidye-
cezye, a jake przysziego ar
cybiskupa og6lnie wymienia-
ia ks. biskupa Oh. Coltons.
O lie pag}oski to sprawdzi}y-
by sic, spodziewac sic nale~
zy, re biskupem koadyuto.
rem %mianowany zostanie je-
den z polskich ksiezy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-04

YOUNGSTOWN, Pa. CAwo-
ro dzieci widzac wybucb
nrochu w ma}ej ilo6ci pc
przytknieciu zapa}k;, chcia1y
r6wniez zabawiac sic W ten
sam spos6b, l@cz zamlast
wziasc ma1a ilo6c prochu,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-04

ROCHESTER, N. Y. Sc
kretsrz stanu kardyna{ Mer'
~ del Val W imieniu OLGA
sw,, nades1a4 tn kablegram,
W kt6rym papiez wyraza
kondolencye dyecezyi H.
chester Z powodu zgonu ]e)
arcypasterza Najprzew. ks.
biskupa McQuaid'a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-04

Leon Ostrowski 1.50
S. Dymek l.50
Maciej Bigos $50
Walenty Wieczorek $50
Jan Rutkowski
do Europy 200
Stan. Glowacki 1.50
Pelagia G~o}ebiewska 1.50
J6zet Ormanowski 1.50
J6zef Oleksy $50
Saucepan Budzisz 1.50
Robert Stanis}awski 2.20
Jan Burant $50
Jan Rymarkiewicz $50
A. Kc74owski :5.65
Wawr>yniec Pelowski $50
Micha} Brukwicki 1.5O
Wiktorya Kulas 1.5C
J0zef Weiland 1.5O
William Galewski 600
Franc. Nujtaszewski 800
DR.. A. E.. Wanek $50
Stan. J. Dymek $50
Kanty Matusik 1:50
J6zef Bielinski 200
Idzi HaremZa 1.5O
Kaz. Buskowiak -. 1.50
Jan Sikorski $50
Jan Sikorski
do Europy 200
Leon Miotek 1.5O
Tomasz Snaza 1.5O
August Moodry $50
Antoni Miotk 1.50
Albert Sherman 1.50
August Lesnar $50
M. w. Rees $50
Maciej Mondry 1.50
J6zef Sechmill9r 1.5Q
Albert Dolby 1.50
J6zef Pekron
do Europy ZOO
PaulinA Snaza 800
Teofil Sztyba 1.50
Antoni Krasiehski 800
Antoni .Cicherski $50
Stan. Ko6cielniak 100
st. Wisniewski $50
Michat Szablewski 1.50
J. A. Bautch 1:b0
Tomasz Slaby 1.6O
Bart}. Sewery6ski 1.60
Piotr Macioszek 1.6O
Andrea Kupka 1.50
William Marsza}ek 1.b0
Leonard Rybarczek 1.50
Sem. Fila 1.5O
Piotr Wierzga}a 1.60
Leon Temlski 1.5O
Jan Tempski 1.50
LudwIk Wojcik 1.50
J6zef G}6wczewski 1.50
Jan Klopotek 1.50
j. J. Korpal 800
Micha} Slelmach 1.5O
Jan Kamla 1.50
Franciszek Fila 1.5O
Franciszek Kurk owski 1.5O
Andrzej Drellak 1.50
Piotr Gorski 1.5O
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-04

SACRAMENTO Cal: w
izbie pos}6w ma wniosek
Drew'a od}o7ono ia tydzieh
wszelkie uchwa}y tyczace sic
go prawodaws-
twa. w senacie MarcAnthony
wni6s1 lezolucye domagajaca
sic cd kongresu zadania 3D.
wo}ania japohskiego general
nego kcnsula W San Franz
cisco z powodu, re tenze u
~wywiera6 wp}yw ma
p"rawodawstwo kolifornijskie.
Podobno gen. konsul 3D.
wiedzi} gubern<.tora, by 60
prosic o zapobiezenie pre-
prowadzenja W i legislature
uchwal antyjapo6skich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-04

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Ma
%konwencyi g6rnikow, kt6ra
tn sic odbywa, ME -za}atwio-
no dotychczas zadnych spraw
waznych, gdy2 wciaz jeszcze
odbywa sic sk}adanie rapor
tow przez komitety. Przyje-
to rezolucye W ostrych s1o
wach Potepiajaca skazanie
Gomdersa, Mitchella i Nor
risona ma kare wiezienna
"a tax wv, l~ekcewazenie sa-
du j domagajaca sic zmianY
" ~wydawaniu 2akaz6w sa-
dowych, sprawjed)iwszej ola
robotnjk6w.
-.E-'T
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-04

PITTSBURG, Pa. w CA
sic pozaru, kt6ry zniszczy}
dom A. M. Kendalla W Bry-
son Hill, Dunbar, czworo
jego d2ieci zginefo W plo~
mieniach. Kendallowie ra.
towali sic wyskoczeniem
przez okno z drugiego pie
ira i niebezpiecznie sic po-
kaleczyli. Pozar powstaf Cd
pieca gazowego i zrzadzi}
szkode ma $4,000.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29
Bryan's Latest Issue.

Mir Bryan is a kindly man, but he is not showing himself sufficiently thoughtful of the comfort of his ar dent followers. They are becoming breathless in their efforts to keep pace with him in his chase of new issues. He is like the agile kangaroo in jumping from precipice to precipice. but many of his veteran supporters are beginning to lag by the wayside. His latest bugle call 10 the boys in the trenches" to get ready for the battle of 1912 has fallen on weary ears
 It is a simmons 10 his cohorts to make nation-w wide prohibition the issue for 1912.
 As always. MT Bryan has the cour- age of his convictions, and he is to be commended in this instance for having the courage to propose an is find abhorrent Never. indeed. has there been any question of his bravery in advocating a proposition which seemed to him right. The trouble with his leadership is that he so often deems it advisable to present a new paramount issue"
 In 1892 he was a rampant free trader. and in his judgment the coun- try was doomed to ruin unless it adopted free trade In 1896. nothing but free silver would save the land In 1900. both free trade and free sil- yer had been discarded, and he was sure that what the country needed for its salvation was a verdict against imperialism" In 1904, he had con- cluded that government ownership of the railroads was the cure-aIl In 1908 he was not exactly certain as to the paramount issue" but he was strongly inclined to believe that it was the public guaranty of bank de- posits.
 His followers might enter with more zeal into his prohibition campaign if they could feel sure that the new issue will not speedily follow the others to the scrap heap.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29

is a glimmering satellite There is no man who philosophizes more deeply and more accurately regarding worldly and material things. Col Waiter sons views regarding public policies are eagerly awaited. for his views are usually sound and are always fear lessly and honestly expressed.
 But perfection is given to no man. There must be what we may call com pensating weaknesses. The chief weak ness of Col. Watterson has always been his inability to weigh presiden- tial chances and circumstances with anything like accuracy. Was it not Col Watterson who warned the demo- cratic party in 1892 that MT. Cleve- land was leading it through a slaugh- ter house to an open grave? That was not startling. disconnected epi- gram. It was conclusion reached as logically and as certainly as is the present opinion of the colonel. that President Taft and Col. Roosevelt are foredoomed to fight
 And, yet. in spite of Col Waiter sons prophecy. the republicans in rock-ribbed state of Ohio intact.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29
The Cook Tragedy.

If it be true. as the dispatches re- port, that Dr. Cook has suffered a nervous breakdown because of the ordeal to which he has been sub jected since he returned from the Arctic. the fact will be construed by most people as a circumstance in favor of the probability that he told the truth in his north pole story Un- doubtedly, the skeptical attitude of the public, and the grilling comments of the scientists and the press in re- gard to Cooks claims have been suf- ficient to break the nerve of an hon. est man. On the other hand, if Cook had the nerve to conceive and carry out the most colossal fraud ever per petrated upon the world-a task which more than a year of indescribable hardships in the Arctic regions-the inference would be that he could face any amount of doubting criticism.
 It is doubtful whether under any circumstances the world can ever be brought to believe unqualifiedly that this remarkable man did actually reach the pole. For him, therefore, If he has told the truth. the experience will always include the clements of a grim tragedy. And if he has lied, he is likely to conclude. in the end, that the whole episode has been too tragic. as to himself, for any financial profit to be a compensation.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29
HoSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS

is compounded from ingredients best adapted for surfing such ailments and for over 56 years has been very sue cessfuL Try a bottle for Heartburn, Belchins, BIoatins, Poor Appetite, In- digestion, Dyspepsia, Colds, Grippe and Malaria.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29
BIGGEST MINING DEAL.
 IN MOHAVE COUNTY U. S. SIMPLIFYING AND REFINING
 co GETS IN The Shelter at Needles and Other California Property Included

Kingman. AriZ., Nov. 27-(Special Correspondence of The Republican)- One of the most important mining transactions in the territory of Mohave county was effected a few days ago when all the property of the Mexico Arizona Smelling and Refining com pany. operating the Needles shelter. was transferred to A P. Anderson of
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29
MAKE HASTE

to get a bottle of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters when you first notice any symptoms of stomach, liver or bowel troubles and you will save yourself a lot of unnecessary suffering.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-05-08
HE Fatal Charninade

A high-Erowed young lads was ulay.
arg on the piano to the great ediGca-
lion Of all the other high-brows pres.
ent After while she announced era.
clnnsly that she would play "a GA
M'nade, and proceeded to do so. At
the close of it there was applause,
Then an unsuspecting low-brow pipnd
up:
by the way, what is a Chaminade?"
He spoke as if not sure whether the
thing Was more like q channels or a
serenade.
The young lady looked at him with
eringly.
"Chaminade is a composer" she said
with much severity. That embarrassed
the low-brow.
why, was sure that Grieg had
written a Chaminade-a suite Of Cha
minades, in fact"
mot at ALL" repeated the severe
young lads. "Chimande is d COM
poser"
"Oh, indeed" stammorcd the low.
brow. We'll. what did he write"
He is Il She the young lady in.
formed him.
What! Is that so? Well--cr--"
At this point friends OF the low-brow
stepped in and restrained him from
another possible fatal plunge.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-05-08
Mana Rindoo Myt,

When the Creator, after much con-
sideration, determined to make man,
He used earthly materials almost en-
tirely-including the strength of the OK,
the stubbornnesS of the mule, q slice of
pig, Il portion of the ape. the ferocity
| of the tiger. the courage of the lion the
fangs of the wolf the vanity of the
bluejay the strut of the turkey, the
slyness of the fox, the selfishness of the
cat. tho wisdom of the serpent, the
tail feathers of the hawk, the foam of
the SEA. the granite from the hills, u
little clay, a dash of fire, a great thirst
and II breath of wind.
He blended the compound in a slow
oven and presented it in due course to
the woman who, notwithstanding the
records to the contrary, had been made
first.
On the second day the woman came
and said:
30 Lord, this creature is hard to hold
and difficult to understand, and he
causes me far more trouble than he is
worth. Every day he fays my soul,
and he lacks- spiritual perception"
Then the Lord again took man and
passed him through the fire to reduce
him to his primal elements, and to the
mixture He added spark of divine fire,
dash of humor, a modicum of pride,
a grain or two of pity, together with a
ton Of jealousy and abundant greed.
Then again He presented the newly
shaped being to the woman, who, ere
long, returned to the presence of the
Creator and said:
Lord 1 must ask Thee to set me in
IA garden by myself or place the man
Thou gavest me in strict seclusion: for
he says that he loves me, yet he mis-
trusts me. His desires are his inspira-
lions, and he soon grows tired and be-
comes tiresome. He believes in words
rather than in deeds, and his head in
creases as his heart diminishes."
The Lord was exceedingly angry, and
taking the woman by the hand and the
man by the neck, thrust them without
the garden, saying unto them:
Il did the best could for you when
L created you. Now, go we outside and
solve the problem for yourselves"
And they are still endeavoring to do
so.---The Scrap Book
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-05-08
Business Locals.

Furnished rooms, coy and comforta-
BILE, to rent. Inquire of Mrs. Kennedy. II
Fresh Oysters and Spring Chickens
at the Palace Restaurant Regular
Sunday Dinner 25 cents On g.
Company.
Save those natural teeth, thereby re-
tain your facial expression. DR.. Gill
land the dentist" Office over the Drug
Store. Elko
!. Shoes repaired by frst-class shoe
maker and work done on the shortest
possible notice. Bring on your shoe re-
pairing everybody. A. L. MAUK, The
Shoe Man.
A tobacco sack, containing gold and
silver, was picked up ON the street,
Tuesday. The owner can have the
same by calling ut A. L.. Mauks shoe
store and describing just what the sack
contained and paying for advertising.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-05-08
An Easy Load.

Mr.. Smith was giving a reception.
and the conversation turned upon the
subject Of losing money. Mrs. Brown
had lost some bills which she had car
tied carelessly in her outside cloak
pocket.
Il trust you don't carry your money
In that careless way" remarked Mr..
Smith to his wife.
What money" asked that lady.
why. the money give YOU"
"No. indeed
All" returned Mr.. Smith, with an
air Of triumph, where do you carry
gour money!"
"In my mind, my dear"