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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-15
GODDARD SEMINARY.
An Unusually Large Number Of New
Students Enrolled This Term.


The number Of new students at God
dard this term Is unusually large. The
following schools are represented among
those who have entered this winter:
Montpelier seminary, st. Johnsbury
academy, Hardwick academy. Bradford
academy, Tilton seminary, N H., Gil
manton academy, N. H., Cotmt high
school, Mass With one exception, they
all enter for two years or more.
The students are very busy in recrea-
tion hours with work in physical train
ing. The boys basket bah squad con
sists Of 2l. They practice four after
moons each week. The material Il ex-
cellent and team ought to be developed
equal to last years championship team,
which played III games without de-
feat. The first game Of the term is
with the ]. A. c. in the Church street
gymnasium next Monday night, Tho
rest OF the boys have formed a gym
nasium class which meets twice a week.
Tho plan is to give exhibition work and
have an indoor meet at the close Of
the term.
The girls basket ball squad numbers
p, Practice Is held twice week. The
changes made In the rules last fall 40
away with the roughness OF last years
game. The game is fast, baskets from
the floor are frequent, and fouls are
few. A good team ought TO be devel-
oped from the fine material The other
girls in school have formed a class in
physical culture which meets twice
week In the upper hall. A large skating
rink IT'S feet BY 40 feet is furnishing
much enjoyment, and Is quite generally
used by students and teachers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-15
KILLED POLICEMAN.
Thief Shoots His captor and Then Es-
capes.

Omaha, Neb Jan. l5s-An unidentified
man shot and killed Policeman La Smith
ct l:30 o'clock yesterday morning and
made god his escape. The man had
grabbed a necklace from woman and
in attempting to get away with it he
ran into the arms Of the policeman
Without hesitation, he drew revolver
and killed his captor, vanishing in the
darkness befere be could be pursued.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-15
DECLINES APPOINTMENT;
TOO MUCH BUSINESS
Fred L. Davis Says He Cannot Serve
as Commissioner Of Agriculture
Because He Hasn't The Time.
State House, Jan. iSs

State House, Jan. l5s
Governor Prouty this morning ro-
ceiyed letter from Fred L. Davis Of
North Pomfret thanking him for his
appointment as commissioner Of agri-
culture but rendering his resignation on
the ground that he has too many mats
ters requiring his attention to take up
the work OF the Office.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-15
Notice to Public.

This IS to give notice to the public
that I viii pay no more bills of my
wife's, Airs Blanche Gravel, contracting
after this date, January IS. 1909.
V. c. Gravel, East Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-15
HAPPY HoBoEs HoBNoB.
They Rather Like the Accommodations
in the City Jail.

II the CITY JAN.
The lodging apartments Of the local
police station are giving the much
vaunted BeTlin-side sleeping quarters for
tramps at Montpelier close rub for
honors the past few days. Ne less than
four specimens of the genus homo, or
rather hoho, enjoyed the hospitality OF
tho encircling bars Of the cage last
night. The dog @Conundrum," who wan.
dered in several weeks ago, has become
a fixture and as such has ceased to be
classed With the transient
All The hoes appeared to be ready
to make light of their situation and
were Joking each ether in a merry man
ner while awaiting their release at the
hands Of the chief
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-15
TO TOUR THE WORLD.
Once Mighty Fighter, Jehn L. Sullivan
Starts Sunday Night.

Boston, Jan. 15.-John L. Sullivan
leaves Sunday night On a tour of the
werld in connection With Z theatrical
enterprise. his hrst stop viii be in
Seattle, Wash.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-06
A WOMAN MURDERED.
Revolving Discovery Near Spartan.
burg-Mrs. Martha Foster Victim.

Spartanburg, Seps. 20.-The dis
cove1y early To-Day of the mutIlated
BODY of Mrs. Martha Foster, conceal
ed beneath a mound of brush and
north Of Beaumont mill village in
this city, has revealed revolving
murder and left tn, police authorities
at sea. Doc Foster her husband, is
held tonight in the county jail await
ing further investigation oil TIE case.
The Coroner's jury rendered verdict
tonight to the effect that the woman
came ID her death by being heatcu
on the head with some blunt instru-
ment and recommended that Doe
Foster, her husband, be held until the
circumstances surrounding the case
are further developed.
Foster was seen with his wife in
the woods where her body was found
Tuesday afternoon and he is known
to have been with her that morning
in the Beaumont mill village. He de-
nies any knowledge of the crime and
stated today that he last saw his wife
Tuesday evening in a hack with a
white man and a negro driver. She
told him then she was going to a
neighboring mill village to see some
'riends.
Foster says that he did not know
either of the men in the hack. Mrs.
Foster, who was Miss Martha Sud
doth of Greenville county, has been
in the State Hospital for the Insane
for six. months and returned here
only two weeks ago. She has six
children. some of whom are in an or
)hanage in Greenville.
The police believe the murder was
act committed in the woods but that
the body had been carried there.
physicians say tn body had not been
lead more than 4S hours. The marks
found were on the head, the skull be-
ing crushed in several places. One
lrm was broken and the fingers had
ly cut.
Fosters reputation is that of an
honest and law-abiding man, t one
time a successful farmer at Boiling
'prings In this county. He Is 60 years
nf Whoyr l.
seated In his room reading the Bible
md expressed little surprise when
old that his wife had been murder
cd. He was taken to where the body
lay In the woods and. after viewing
it in an Indifferent fashion, said:
"Yes, that's her."
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-06

Disappointed BY Worlds Failure 4
Como to an End.

West Duxbury. Mass. Sept. 2S.---
The time set for the end of the world
a. revealed In Visions to some Of the
more Of the radical Of the Triune Inn
mersionists who have gathered at
Ashdod for several days. has passed.
and last night at the little chapel OF
the faithful a service Of prayer and
song was held to ask the counsel Of
che Good and to await> His reveala-
zion. Dosens OF the faithful have CIV
en- up for the present all hope Of the
great slosifIcation" and have gone to
their homes. but others have arrived
10 take their places.
The meeting In the chapel yester-
day was open to outsiders and was
conducted much the same as prayer
and testimonial meetings of other de-
nominations. But nearby. in a room
that serves as kitchen. there was
another meeting to which only the
faithful were allowed to gather. The
room was crowded with Immersion
lists. All were standing with hands
and faces appraised. apparently wait
ing for some revelation.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-06

Act quickly In times OF danger
q Do the right thing at the right
tune.
Backache Is kidney danger.
Deans Kidney Pills act quickly.
Cure all distressing. dangerous kid
rey Ills.
Plenty OF evidence to prove this.
Luciens X. Gibson, 304 e. Liberty
St.. Sumter. s. c., says: my kidneys
troubled me for two or three years.
The kidney secretions were SO fire.
quent I'm passage that was forced t.
arise otter at night and there was a
scalding sensation when voided. NV
back ached almost constantly ami Oc-
cssionally II became so lame that I
could hardly get around. I had heard
30 much In favor OF Doans Kidney
Pills that I concluded to give them
q trial and procured a box at China's
drug store. They soon removed the
backsches, disposed of the lameness
and cleared the kidney secretions. MY
back Is now strnger than before in
years.
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster -Milburn Co., Buffalo.
New York. sole agent for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's--an
take no other. No. 10.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-06
SIX BISHOPS TO BE ELECTED
considerable Speculation is Now Go
ing on Among Methodists OF This
State.

4-Sheville, n. c., Sept. 29.-There is
considerable speculation among the
Methodists in the State as to who will
be elected bishops at the general con-
ference to be held in Asheville next
Nay to fill the vacancies caused by
the death of six bishops in the South
ern Methodist church.
The death rate among the bishops
or the Methodist church has been
large during the past two years, the
following have passed away: Bishops
duncan, Smith. Galloway, Tigert and
Ward. Six bishops will be elected,
probably eight.
Among those who are being talked
about in connection with the bishop
rlc are DR.. M. l.. Carlisle and DR.. w.
w. Daniel, Of the South Carolina
conference, and DR.. j. w. Kilgo, pres
ident of Trinity College, n. C. At the
last general conference DR.. Kilgo
was nominated for bishop and was
defeated by Bishop Atkinson by only
few votes. At the Asheyine con-
terence 1t is almost certain that ne
will be elected.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-06
HENRY SAMUELS RESIGNS.
Notorious Mayor of Chester Gets Out
At Demand Of Citizens.

Chester. Oct. AT mass meeting
IF citizens at the court house tonight
Mayor Henry Samuels submitted his
resignation. to take effect immediate
~.
Mr.. ]. l.. Glenn Of the local bar
cad the resignation. which was ac-
'ompanied by request that the meet
ing adopt no denunciatory resolutions
Messrs M. s. Lewis, T. Fl. White
and L. d. Childs made remarks, call
ing upon the press, pulpit and citizens
generally to accept the resignation
and drop all further adverse com
ment.
The resignation and the accom-
panying suggestions were unanimous
ly adopted and the big audience pres
ent went home with the outlook clear
for bigger and better Chester.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-06
VETS CARRY ROANOKE.
Holly Contested Campaign Results I'm
Victory for Advocates of Saloons In
Virginia Town.

Roanoke, Va, Sept. 30.--RoanoKe
today in local option election voted
by majority Of 50 TO retain the IL
censed saloon. The vets carried three
out of four wards and got majority
In all the precincts but two. The to-
tai vote cast was 3.219, o; wnicn tho
vets got 1.644 and the drys 1915. Al
a local option election December 80
of last year the total vote was 2.1S4,
and the drys got majority of Sc.
That election was thrown out by
Judge Staples after contest by the
vets.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-06

1t Is estimated that over one half
million dollars ,in paper money is
destroyed In the country In one year.
Many complaints come to the Treas
ury Department concerning destroy
ed money from persons who are of
the opinion that the country should
stand their losses. One woman wrote
a few days ago that she had dropped
a twenty dollar bill In a meat chop
per and that II had been ground to
pieces. A large quantity Of green
backs Is eaten up each year by rats,
which find it's hiding places. One
peculiar case Is reported Of a robin
fiying through window and then
flying out again with a one hundred
dollar bill In its mouth. Enough of
this greenback was found In the rob-
ms nest to warrant its redemption.
washington Star.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-06
EARLY HEROINE HoNoRED.
Monument Unveiled at Radford, Va.
To Mary Draper Ingles.

Roanoke. Va. Sept 2s.-A monu-
Anent to the memory Of Mary Draper
.insIss, pioneer heroine. and the first
English bride married west of the
AIleghanies. was unveiled today al
Radford, Va. The monument, which
Is % feet high. was designed and
built by Capt. william Igles and
erected by her descendants. many OF
whom were present from far and
near at today's exercises.
Mrs. Insies was captured by the In
dians In massacre, July 8. 1855. car
ried beyond the Ohio River and held
prisoner. She escaped and made her
way back to her Virginia home. She
Is one OF the most striking figures of
early history. Her name is closely In
terwoven with that Of Southwest vir-
xinia. The Insles family Is large and
prominent. The monument contains
stones taken from the chimne~ OF
their cabin. still standing. in which
she lived after her return from cap
tivity among the Indians.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-06

Mass Meeting "a be Held at Chester
To Consider Means for Securing
New Mayor.

Chester. Sept. s0.--Ever since the
Farnum trial In Columbia last week
efforts have been made by citizens here
to persuade Mayor samuels to resign
on account OF the evidence that he
was forced to give. All such efforts
have failed. and Mr.. L. ID. Childs,
president OF, the Law and Order Lea
que. In red-hot card In this after
moons Reporter. calls on the citizens
20 assemble at, the Court House to-
morrow evening at 1850 O'Clock to de-
bate as to what measures shall be
adopted to get rid Of samuels in an
ofhcial way.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-06

Let us never fear robbers or mur-
derers. These are dangers from
without, petty dangers. Let us fear
ourselves. Prejudices are the real
robbers. Vices are the real murder
ers. The great dangers lie within our
selves. What matters II what threat
ems our head or our purse? Let us
think only of that which threatens
oug soul.--Victor Hugo.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-06
GIRL BEATER FOUND GUILTY..
Spartanburg Man Who Whippcl
Adopted Daughter Convicted.

Spartanburg, Oct IL. a. Mat
thews. we'll known citizen, who on
september 8, whipped Miss Elizabe On
Morrow, his adopted daughter, indi-
eating injuries that came near causing
her death, was found guilty on the
charge of assault and battery with in
tent to kill. He was sentenced to pay
! nne or $500 or serve eighteen
months at hard labor. The prisoner
broke down and wept when sentence
was passed upon him.
There are just two endings to a
love affair-temporary despair if you
are disappointed, and lifelong regret
Il you are not.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-06
ACT QUICKLY.

Delay Has Been Dangerous I'm SUM.
ter.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-06

Men may come. and men may CO."
But
The Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Goes on forever.
For sixty-six years The Mutual Life
insurance Co. has met every obliga-
tion promptly and satisfactorily.
Do not delay-now is the time to
insure.
l. NJ. LOIsYEA, Special Agent,
Clarendon and Sumter Counties,
THE MUTUAL LIFE ms. co.
Of New York,
Manning, S. c.
o. H. McFaudin, S. I. Till,
Ag1 Sardinia. Agt. Manning.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-06

1T is in time Of sudden mishap or
accident that Chamberlain's Liniment
can be relied upon to take the place
OF the family doctor, who cannot al
ways be found at the moment. Then
1t Is that Chamberlain's Liniment is
never found wanting. In cases of
sprains. cuts. wounds and bruises
Chamberlain's Liniment takes out the
soreness and drives away the pain.
Sold by w. w. Sibert.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-06

&C. r. Kluger, the Jeweler, 1860
Virginia Ave-, Indianapolis, Ind,
writes: II was so weak from kidney
trouble that l could hardly walk a
hundred feet Four bottles of Fo-
leys Kidney Remedy cleared my
complexion. cured my backache and
the Irregularities disappeared, and 1
can now attend to business every day
and recommend Foley's Kidney Rem
edy to all sufferers. as it cured me
after the doctors and other remedies
had failed Sibcrt's Drug Store.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-06

Every deeply thoughtful person
now knows that all reforms begin
within and with the individual and
spreads. through gradual evolution.
out of today into tomorrow-Dres-
ser.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-23

Dlobrze, dam 5rlo . q "a
utWorzenlie gimnazynmni be-
90 % utrzymyRa, ae pod:
waruukiem...
Jakkim zapy@ urlaa-I
oWaannY p'r,z,!yiaicE,ii,ell.
Jezeli pan v przeoiaggu.
Imiesiaca wlasnorecznie Wy J.
kosi osm pot uziesiecin D.
VISA. iZ.goda?
Cry pan TO poWazni'e'
,Nsjzupelniei powazni'e,!l.
- Doskonale. Zgadzam sic.
i. jutro stawam do kosy.
Wiadomos6 . tym niezWy--
klym zakladzie szybko pre-.
dostala sic do okolicznych
wiosek; Wszyscy przyjeli
wiadcmose "a TART. Jakiez
bylo ich zdziwienie j radost,
gdy ich naczelnik ziemski Z
kosa " reku stanal do ko6by.
Pole, gdzie pracowal Kcliba-
ba, atalo sic swego rodzaiu
miejscem pielgrzymek. Mad
praca Kolibaby czuwalo sta
le dw6ch student6w. Istotnie
Kolibaba skofczyl sWa prace
NAB dni pred terminem ]
wygral. W chW;li u
konczenia piracy, zebral sic
naokolo niego tysieczny
|tlum, porwal 90 na rece j
urzadzil mu gorace przyjecie,
w tYch dniach ma sic odbyc
ma Geese olbrzymi bal.
Otwarcie gimnazyum ZEN
skiego "a Wygrane pieniadz e
odbedzie sic " przyszlym
roku szkolnym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-23

uczestnlk6W baa5ksl.eettuuzn1ajjdto1-
wall sic ellonkk'oWie gabin'e,z
t e dyplo'ln1aB,ci, 81 czl'onlkowSi'el g
klonggresu, Wybitni Iprzeny.
7sloWcy Ustep mno MOI 9 re- e:
formie systemu mon1.etar'nIeggeo:
przyjeto okl Task nato-
mast az Wzmiaanke Q ban llz
centralnym nastapila groboo--
wa elsa. q uznaniem PREY
jato tez ustep mowy Q kio-
lniecznosci kontroli korpora-
cyl, kt6re take So podpo-
r~zadkowane pod praWo j mu:-
SEA je szanowat.
z najWiekszem uznla aaf
przyjeto ustep mowY, Wyglo-
SONY : patosem q Wystepu-
lacy przeciw Wasniom POI
miedzy poszczeg0lnymli sta
Mani, oraz przeciw podju-
dzaniu Amerykan6W do spo-
ru z Amerykanami.
Pc bankiecie udal sic pre-
zydent do hotelu ia spoczy-.
mex, pc kt6rym wsiadf do
.pociagu, celem udania sic "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-23
Fatalne skutki gorac ych
napOjoW.

g%r@.@[-E+r " Es%NE s&EG 3an gTE@2+H&&#%f
|Gospodyni Agnieszka Pfalum
y Plewiak bod Poznaniem
przybyla niedawno ze swym
zieciem bryczka zaprzezona "
diva okazale konie do mia
sta. DO sprawunki. "a bawili
do p6znego wieczora, gdyz
wst epowali raz poraz do roz-
naitych lokal6w, ably sic po.:
sili6 j rozgrzac. Gorace trun-
k1 tax podzia}sly ma ziecia,
|ze " powrocie do domu znie-
wolony byl oddsc lejce "
rece te5ciowej, liczacej prza-
szfo go lat, kt6ra zla j tax
re trunkiem podniecona ma
glila konie do pnspiechu j
pedzi1a raznym k}usem przez
ozywione ulice. Nieszczescie
ME dalo tez dlugo ma siebie
czekac. Ma ulicy Augusty Wi
ktoryi nadjezdzal 2 przeciw
nej strony wagon tram Waju,
kt5regow oznica zmiarkowaw-
sly pc dzikiej, n~ieprawidlo-
wei jezdzie Wozu ped2acego
na1elsach, co sic sWleci, dzwo
nil ustawicznie usi1owal
przeciwnym pra,'em motor
%zatrzymac. z powodu atoli
slisko6ci SYN wagon ME sta
nal ma czas, a niefortunna
wozu ME doslyy
.szaWszy dzwonienia, ola ciez
kiego sluchu, ME opuscila to-
ru. Wskutek tych okoliczno-
Sci nastapilo tax slime zde-
rzenie, 70 bryczka zostalla.
zdruzgotana, tesciowa j zieff.
wypadli = wielkim roma
chem izniezgorzej sic porani-
Ii, q jeden : koni padl tr ~
pom ma miejscu. Sszko1daa,,
;kt6ra gospodyni Pflaumn. ppo-
niosla, byla vice ba1rdozzo INA
czna, 4 nastepstwemmI zaj6cia
byIo nadto oskarzenie olle,kk;
komyslne narazenie tsrl',aalnnsporl
% IA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
toczyIa sic obecnie.
pred sadem laaWn1Iiictszlyymn \
Poznanniiu, kt6rY
jjac ciezz6 s1uch oskkaarr;z g ll,s
anaczna, szzk.,olde, przychhyyM pie.
pro6lIb!yj ej aggodna N
,danyn=razie karree zaaaadazs q
ID tylkon NJ 40 marekgrzyNs1
4. a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-23
8Es#syv aEalEsIgasssS5H go 800 sSssH#as9s.ss
.ARDENNN Y.-s Zaezletii

%MsINE8&5T%ss #HEnSsGS aAGNASy%M
n. Zzaesz1leii
III, s.ppto'lu,ldl]1nuiiIu1zll l Ils!l1
40 AZ, % =ggr rob- z a IS. ID 3D.
|w,a.r,d1,ay r e e Z
n1eego ,5 kr6le,nn ~ lkao ols'
[.P'eogg1rszzteb BY J Il,ls:ll'o'l AZ i / ]
" MIN MIN udzial tYllkso osolbtyy
nr!aajIb,tlliiizz!s,z,,e, zz 4 lal1l'l'tpg aaproszzot-
ne przez lego Zone. ZWlokl,.
. ko6cio1a episkopalnego zll &c
como IA pryWatnnymn cmnenta-
rzu Harriman,a, mieszzczacc,ymm
sic IA jego pposiadlooS'ciaach
wynoszacychl ": 1900 ARROW
|gruntu. Mad grobem ME
wznosi sic laden pomnik,
tylko wy,n'iossll,o't6lc'; p,ok1ryta dar,
nina wskazuje g pochowano
tam czlowieka. ...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-23
znodr6z do zachodnich
poludnlioWio zachodnich sta

~ ~ &sSS#&S&#sIS #ss eSgH
I'll Texas, William n liam
]. Bryan Wvygllco's,jiFll v y. Bush
Temple move IA temat no
We uchwalonej taryfy.
'Przy tel sposobno5ci Wyty-
kal on wielu poslom sprze-
nieWierzenie sic sWoim Wy
borcom. W przem6wsienilul
SVEN Bryan wyglosil mniej
wiecej nastepuiacy ustep:
,,Gdyby wszyscy demoKra.
tyczni posl6Wie wystepoWa]i
przeciw kazdej projektowanej
~podwyzce " taryfie clowej
i przeciw kazdej zaizce mo-
glibysmy W przyszfym roku
ma podstawie naszego pro
gramu %proWadzic Wake.
Poniewaz posloWie demo
kratyczni, tax " Senacie, jak
s. Izbie maja odmienne j
sprzeczne = programem na.
szego stronnictwa zapatrywa
MIA must sic to sprzecznosci
usunac, gdyz W przyszlosc'
mogloby sic to odbi6 fatalnie
ma losach partyi. Wyborcy
ME widzac iednolitoSci po-
glad6tw mogliby Wybrac tego:
kt6rybY ich zadaniom odpo-
wiadai''.
Move swa zakohczy1
Bryan zyczeniem, ably su-
rowce byly uwolnione Cd
ella.
san Cal,
z powodu eksplozyi kot1a
parowego W. }azni Lurlie pod
mr.. 2163 Geary utica, ii O.
sob odnios1o pokaleczenia 2
GREGG ki]ka smierteine. Caly
niemal budynek ulegl zni-
szczeniu. Sila wybuchu byla
tax olbrzymia, ze Wyrwala
ona koci6l 2 o~bmurowania,
uniosla wg6re j przerzuci}a
go przez ulice; Znaidujacy
sic " 1azni meczzyzni i kobie-
ty, wyrzuceni zostali " r6z-.
nych kierunkach. Jedna z
kapiacych sic, pa nj Eliza q
beth Eichler, odniosla tax
straszne pokaleczenia, ze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-23

LEADWILI, Col, Nocy
|Wczorajszej dokonano okolo
gcdziny il n%iezWykle 6mia~
lego napadu na pociag pos
piesznY linii Denver & Rio
|Grande " okolicy Malta. Pie.
ciu bandyt6w dostalo sic ma
locomotive zmusilo wy.
mierzonymi " piersi maszyni
stow r~ewolWerami do zatrzy-
mania ~lokomotyw. Nastepnie
zazadali Cd personalu kolejo-
wego otwarcia wagonu wioza-
cego got6wke. Ale gdy s}uzba
wzdrygala sic uczynic zado6t
zaoan1u oplyszkoW' p'.a'ozy1'
onl oynam1t poo drz"l WACO.
nu i wysadzili je, to samo
zrobili 70 szafa, " kt6rej byly
zamrkEniete pieniadze. 20 do
knnanil1 dzia{a zniazczania 70
.-aas-a aa;sx,; 1h;aa;
r. ..ahomor
,,,;adomo
- $500 nauo 80.
-, ) ko15oYkos;.a,, -
don : funkcyon:ry,,szv 30
bieg, do niedaleko po|ozonei
Maltv.
szeryf "a
bra1 ludzi i pu6cil sic " po-
|5cig "a opryszkam.ii. Przeszu
.saMaaasoo :. 80 -
~ p,o soY' aie
dotychczas bezoWoen'e.
Snrawdzono tutkn = hy}o
,, ,,".
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NO why 3 81
~ 4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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UTICA, N. y. Is w y
5nia. Ia ujecie lmn,,ordercy
dwojga diziatek Wloskich:naa
znaczono nagrode $3.50. "
kwocies tel biora udzlai
den zlskaniennikowsW kwocie
$1,000; miastpe U q /, $500,
County Oneida $50, w1os,cy
biznesii5ei ] Ullltilk,II.$s $500, ipni
biznesilei $500, k !,
burmistrz Utyki Wheeler $50
dolar6W. @
BOSTON, Mass. Odby}
sic tn onegdai bankiet UREA
dzony przez Izbe handlowa ma
Geese prezydenta Tafta. Pod
czas bankietu wyg1osil Taft
d}uga move " kt6rej gl6wny
nacisk po}ozy1 no za}ozenie
banku centralnego lacznje z
projektoWana reforma svste-
1nu monetarnego. W gronie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-23

Jezelii be4dziiesz chciaI obbeirze6 ndl1abiiane ~
braniieIz odziiezy 20 SIS kt0rejj ME nozese &c.
|p%r7zyr6wna6 do dwadziesci dolaTOWej oddziezJyll
gdziekolwiek iindziiej jezeli~ maszpozzaVdanie "a IA.
cos innego j zupelnie noWeggo;; jjjezel1F ' cheese \
|dobrze przylegfy kt6ry1 Gle zadoWoolni, 1e be-
|dziesz go m6ggf W}fozyc na sic 10 MIN zappom-
nice = wstap do gfownej kwateryy zrdbb pre-
GLAD pomiedzy modelami ola szkd. lislstte'
|ZaWsZe.