davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-06
FAIRCHILD, Wis,

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Donosze niniejszem wszy.
stkim krewnym j znajomym,
liz dnia 23go kwietnia, 1903
r. rano, pozegnal sic z tym
swiatem pc tlugiej j ciezkiej
chorooie. MAJ moi SIP. Fran
ciszek Melka. Nieboszczyk
urodzi{ sic W Prusa;h Zacho-
dnicb 80. marca, 1861 r.
do Ameryki wyemigrowa1 "
1875 r. najprz6d do Buffalo,
NY. a niedfugo pc tenn wy
|jechal do Alma, Center, Wis.
a ma ostatku do Falrchild,
Wis. i tn tez umar}; W roku
1880 poja} "a zone Katarzy-
ne Iisiewicz. Z troiga dzieci
K:6rymi ich Pan Bog obda-
rzy}, jeden syn i dwie cork,
najstarszy Franciszek jest W
Milwaukee, c6rka zamezna
Marta Sobczak i Elzbieta,
kt6ra pozostaje W domu. ME-
boszczyk pozostawi1 trzech
braci: Leonardo W Chicago,
Bernardo W Milwaukee i
Jana W starym kraju W Pru-
sach Zachodnich, takze dwie
siostry W Prusach Zachod-
Mich Anna i MarYanna, a
trzecia Teofila W Fairchild,
Wis. .
Pogrzeb odby} sic W po-
.niedzia&ek, 26 go kwietnia W
ko@cie]e Sw. Jana Kantego
IA kt6rYm krewni j liczni
7najomi by Ii obecni. Vice.
ny odpoczynek race MI dat
Panic!
Katarzyna Melka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-06

w NlEDZ1ELE Ego maja odby}
sic obch6d i przedstawienie W para
fiji sw. Kazimierza Kr.
Obch6d otworzy} p. J6zef J6z-
WAX pieknem przem6wieniem do
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, kt6remu zawdzie-
czaG MONA, re ma sail by} wzoro-
wy spokoj. Drugim m6wca by} p.
J. Kosihski, m6wi4 o nadaniu kon-
stytucyi i o ~podstepach carycy Ka-
tarzyny. 80 Wiel. ks. P. Kupfer-
schmidt byf ostatnim g}6wnym
m6wca. M6wif W dalszym ciaeggu o
konstytucyi Trzeciego maja, bo,
jak sig wyrazi{, ma ten temat MOI
ma by bardzo wiele i d}ugo movie,
bez przygotowania sic. Wiel. ks. J.
Pacholski z powodu grypy jakiej
sic nabawi}, ME przyby} a wiel. ks.
Cara, kt6ry by} ma programme, tez
ME przyjecha}, z pewnoscia 'mu cos
waznego przeszkodzi}o, DO wiel. ks.
Cara sic zwykle stawi gdy przyo-
biecuje.
Mowy by}y przeplatane spiewem
wierszykami i mustra oraz dwu ak
towym dramatem ITO nikomu ME
szkodzi". Ma zakonczenie wiel. ks.
Kupferschmidt zaintonowa}, a og6l
odspiewa} ,,Boze cos polske.":
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-06

Sen, chez do piracy, ener-
gia, wszystko to znika jakby
wichrem gnane pred owym
potworem, kt6remu na imie
IDOL" Czy to W musku@ach
lub nerwach it. D., jest on.
dreczvcielem. Buteleczka
,,Kotwicznego Pain Expelle-
ru" Richtera usmierza ten
boil. Cena jej rs j 50cent6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-06

cyz %potaiemnie opusci} Jero-
zolime udajac Sic ma pusty--
ME, cd ie jake pustelnik ma
rozmyslaniact i modlitwach
ostre przepedzi} zycie.
Krzywoprzysiezc6w tym-
czasem wczesniej, niz sic to-
go spodziewili, dosieg}a ka-
rzaca reka sprawiedliwego
Boga. Piorun nocna pora u
derzy1 W chate ~pierwszego j
zdruzgotawszy ia W kawa1ki,
zapalil do oko1a, tax re sic
y niej ME m6gl wyratowae.
Dymem odurzony upad}
ma ziemie W buchajacych
p1omieniach znalazl smierc
bolesna, poniewaz W czasie
przysiegi wzywa} ognia ME-
bieskiego ma swe ukaranie.
Drugiego kr.ywoprzysiezce
okry}y obrzydliwe wrzody i
cd stop 30 g}owy rozpostar-
}y sic pc ca}em jego ciele.
Sprawia}o mu to okrutne
meki. Pod}ug praw zydow-
skich wypedzono &c z mia
sta jake nieczystego, a ponie-
waz o6lep} przez te siabosc,
marnia} W nedzy wielkiej,
nekany przekle6stwem Boga
i wzgarda ludzi
Przekonawszy sic trzeci
krzywoprzvsiezca 0 karze,
jaka spotka}a jego towarzy-
STOW, tax wielkich doznaf
wyrzut6w sumienja, IL publi-
cznie wyzna}, re dwaj jego
sp6lnicy nies}usznie oczerni-
Ii 6wiatob]iwego meta | o.
czernienie swoje sfa'szywa
potwierdzili przysiega. Za}o.
wal bardzo wystepku swego,
oplakiwa} rzewnie szatahskie
przewinienie i chcia} je SUI.
rowo zatrze6 pokuta.
Jakoz wylewajac Icy obfi.
Gle, tax os1abif swoje oczy
il ociemnia} zupe}nie i juz
nigdy " dalszem zyciu ME O.
g}ada1 Bozego 6wiata.
Swiety Narcyz 20 osmiolet-
MIN pobyc;e na pustyni Enc
WI powr6ci} do Jerozolimy j
ma nowo obia} rzady KoScio.
la. Ia jego to czas5w odby}
sic Sober, ma kt6rym posta'
nowiono, :azeby wielkanoc "a
wsze odbywafa sic W niedzie-
le.
Me przyzwyczaj ust two
ich do przekle6stwa i ME
.wzywaj bez potrzeby imie MIA
Boskiego. Kto czesto przy-
sjega, ten %gromadzi grzechy.
A kto fa}szywie przys iega
tego mic uwolnic ME mole.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-06
Browerville, Mimi.
1. maja 1909
ZAWIADOMIENIE
Wbnych CzfOnk6W
Stow. Xxx. Pol. W Am

z powodu n~ieprzewidywa~
nych przeszk6d zapowie-
diane posiedzenie Wbnych
Cz}onk6w Stow. Xxx. Pol.
W Am. do Browerv;lle, Mimi,
= od}ozone. ma dZieh 20
|maja o gOdz. q pc pol.
W sail 6w. Krzyza W Mime
apolis, Mimi. "a ktoreto
posiedzenie usilnie Wbnych
Cz1onk6w, zapraszam, aby
sic WsZyscy stawili in gre
milo cele n om6wienia bar
dzo waznych spraw, - ty-
czacych sic naszych stosuD-
k6w obecnej dolby.
KS. Jan S. Guzdek,
| sekretarz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-06
CHICAGO
Ma sprzedaz

5 ARROW uprawnego gruntu, do
bry dom mieszkalny ma u pietra,
opr6cz tego try budynki gospo.
darskie, woda dobra, - 8 mile cd
North La Crosse, u OIL Analaska
Wis. Zg}osic sig pod adresem J6-
zef Bagniewski La Crosse, Wis. r.
R.. no. 3.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-06
Parma ma sprZedaz.

Sprzedam moja farme. W Trout
Run Valley, cztery mile cd dwdch
STACEY kolejowych. Dobre budynki
prawie wszystko o%grodzone, piekny
m}ody rodzacy sad. Tryskajace zzrd-
d}o pred domem i wiatrak W DO
dw6rzu ola byd}a, skolo l4O ARROW
uprawnych reszta pastwisko i drze.
wo, oko}o lr0 ARROW wiecej MONA
uprawic.
Jan Brownie,
r. r. No. 4 Arcadia, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-06
Ma sprzedaz

BFarma Z dobremi budynkami z
inwentarzem zywym i martwym
jaki potrzebny ma farmie jak: ko-
ME, byd}o, SWINE i maszyny do te.
go w}aczone, pc $40 "a akier, W
Wisconsin, niedaleko Winony. "a
mienie ma posiad}osG W miescie.
Zg}osic sic pod mr.. 4ls - E. 4ta
utica. Winona, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-06

w PRZYSZkA niedziele wieczo.
rem o 4smej, bedzie obch6d liz.
rocznicy nadania k%onstytucyi W ha'
Ii pod koSciofem W parafii sw.
Stanis}awa Kostki. Jestto obowiaz.
klein. kazdego prawego polaka sta
vic sic ma u~czczenie tel waznej ma
srodowej rocznicy:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-06

w sOBOTE przywieziono do
Winony zw}oki okropna smierciae
zmarfego p. F. Muntz, kt6ry byf
zieciem tutejszego obywatela P. G..
F. Muedeking.
Zmar}y zatrudniony by} " Chip
pewa Falls, W zakladzie pogrzebo-
wynn braci Hoenig ichcia} W napa-
die febrycznym, spowodowanym
przez zatrucie krwi, wyskoczyc 2
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-06
w NlEDZIELE, poniedzia}ek

w NlEDZIELE, poniedzia}ek i
wtorek odbylo sig cztesdziesto 60
dzinne nabozenstwo W Lacrosse,
gdzie p"roboszczem jest wiel. ks. B.
Burant. Do pomocy wiel. ks. Blu
rantowi wyjechaf z Winony wiel.
ks...P. Kupferschmidt W %poniedzia-
lex, a we wtorek, ma zakohczenie
wiel. ks. J. Pacholski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-06

z SOBOTY ma ~niedzieje W nocy,
w}amali sic zfodzieje do mieszkania
pana w. H. ok, 222 Nv 1 utica
ukradli ma}y z}oty zegarek, skar
bonke bankow2 i wiele innych mniei
cennych rzeczy. Zabrali take chile
ba i miesa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-06

w ZESZkY czwartek zmarf W
66 roku zycia dawniejscy mayor
miasta Winony p. Micha} Toye,
zmar} ma raka W zo}qdku. Pocho-
wany byf W niedziele z katedry sw.
Tomasza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-06

POLICYE zawiadomiono W re
sz}ym tygodniu try razy o kradzie'
zy ko}owc6w, z}odzieje widocznie
kraza W okolicy miasta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-06

PARMA Helena Literska powo-
lana zosta}a ma posade nauczycielki
W si6dmym stopniu do szkd{ pu-
blicznych W Elbow, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-06

w DOMU naszego organisty p
Romualda Hamerskiego panuj@
wielka radosc z powodu narodzin "
dniu 80 Kwietnia zdrowego syna.
Winszujemy!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-06
~~]~~
WlADOMOSCI


w ~PONIEDZIAkEK byfy diva
sluby W parafii 6w. stanis}awa
Kostki. lszy o etej p. Flip VOL.
ter z Cloque, MINI. z parma Klar2
Ciemilska, c6rka pana Michafa Gle
minskiego. ",..
Drugi o dziesiatej p. Jan Rogala
syn Jakuba, z panna Agate Pr>n-
dzihska, oboje z parafii 6w. Stani-
s}awa. M}odym parom szczesc
Roze! .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-06
D R JOZWIAK da,

ANDRZEJ JOZWIAK daw-
Messy kalikator parafialny umar}
W poniedzia}ek pred pa}udniem W
wieku 81 lat. Pogrzeb odby} sic W
srode o 9tej Z kosciola sw. Stani-
sfawa Kostki. Nieboszczyk pozo-
stawif dwie c6rki: PAM Szuderowa i
PAM Grupowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-06

JAKUB RESZKA kupi} cd Leo
narda Reszki dom mleszkalny in
ne do tego nalez2ce budynki pod
mr.. SOL East Front ul., "a 81 V. 0O
Przeprowadzi sic do swej w}ssnosci
prey kohcu biezacego tygodnia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-06

MA PRZYS/kE diva lata haste
pujacy urzednicy policyjni zostalj
wybrani:
Naczelnik, Herman A. Schmidt,
ma miejsce Georgia. Kammerer.
Nocnym kapitanem, Franciszel
Jaszewski, ma miejsce James'a Nc
Caffrey.
Dziennym Scranton, John Loo
by, ma miejsce Al. Winkels.
Dziennym biurowym sierzantem
John Lynch!
Policyanci: Tomasz Bloch, Pa
wei Brzezihski, Joseph Considine,
Chauncy Chuchna, George Hanson,
Charles Howard, Frank Monahan,
Nikodem Ramczykowski, Herman
Reiban, Jan Winczewski, Teofi]
Pelowski i Jan Paszkiewicz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-06

PAWEk KRET, kowal ma Pine
Creeku, kt6ry przez d}uzszy czas
mieszka4 W Winonie, umarf tam
nagle W nocy z. niedzieli ma ponie-
dzia}ek. Pogrzeb odby} sic W srode'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-06

drugiego pietra oknem, przyczem
okropnie sic pokaleczy} szk}em, tax
ze umar1 2 up}ywu krwi. Muntz
znajdowa} sic przez try dni pod O.
pieka lekarzy z powodu zatrucia
krwi, ktorego sic nabawif PREY bal
samowaniu jakiegos nieboszczyka.
Podczas nieobecnosci. dozorczyni
pr6bowa} wyskoczyc oknem ! pedzi1
W okno gfowa naprz6d, a poniewaz
by} otyly ME mdgf sig przedosta6 j
zostal tax W otworze a krew p}yne-'
Ia z zy}. l jedna arterya W karku.
byla skaleczona; tax re krew upfy-
ne}a zanim spostrzezono. Zw}oki by
Nv tax white re muslano rame okna
wyrabac ably cia}o wydosta6.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
News Of the Courts
HUSBAND IS ORDERED
TO APPEAR IN COURT
MUST EXPLAIN TESTIMONY
OF WIFE
Mrs. Elsie 3. Downing Declares Dem
tist Gave Her Only Fifty Dollars
and One Dress In Six
Years

Judge Houser of the divorce court
yesterday ordered the appearance in
court this morning of DR.. Henry S.
Downing, a dentist, to give some ex-
PLANTATION of the testimony of his wife,
Elsie B. Downing, who stated while
her husband has for some years past
earned from $500 to $500 a month he
had given her only $50 and one dress
during their six years of married life.
Mrs. Downing's testimony was heard
yesterday. She was formerly Miss
Clark of Springfield and married Down
ing in that city six years ago, coming
with her parents and her husband to
Los Angeles few months later. For
five years, she said, she and Downing
lived with the Clark family, her father
supplying money for her needs, while
Downing refused to contribute any
thing.
He left me in August last I simply
told him to go; it was a case of have
to with me-" said Mrs. Downing,
At present, she said, Downing is re-
ceiving a salary of about $500 a month,
but she sees none of the money, her
husband having given her only $50 and
one new dress since their marriage.
Judge Houser continued the hearing
until today and instructed Mrs. Down.
ing's attorneys to have Downing in
court then.
Mrs. Downing's father, A. NJ. Clark,
is reputed to be worth a million and
half and, ii is said. Mrs. Downing
herself has recently become wealthy
in her own right through a legacy es-
timated at $4,000 left her by her
grandmother
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
MOTHER FINDS CHILD
AFTER LONG PURSUIT
BEGINS HABEAS CORPUS SUIT
FOR POSSESSION
Institutes Proceedings to Determine
Whether She or Husband Shall
Have Custody of Their
Son

After a months travel in search OF
her husband and child, Mrs. Phronia
G. Moody of Uvalde county, Texas,
has found them in Los Angeles, and
yesterday began habeas corpus pro-
ceedings in Judge WilDur's court 10
determine whether she or her husband,
Joseph A. Moody, shall have the GUS
tody of Paul h Moody, their son,
miniature cowboy, Z years old.
The preliminary hearing TO determine
where the boy shall be kept penang
the final disposition Of the case was
held in Judge Wilburs chambers yes
terday afternoon, following a snort
conference between the husband ana
wife. who were unable to reach an
amicable agreement, each being aVerse
to leaving the child in the other S
care. Pending the final hearing the
child was placed in an institution
The little fellow was restless in the
big court room and looked with long
ing eyes through the windows ana De-
yond the mountains.
"He wants to go back to the ranch
in Texas" said his father. He mas
never lived in a large city and knows
little about it's ways But he can rlde
and shoot, and the cowboys on the
ranch I sold before coming here love
him, and he is at home with them.
Moody came to Los Angeles about a
month ago, his wife tracing him TO
this city after following his wanderings
through Texas, New Mexico and Ari-
zona. She Immediately obtained re-
straining order to prevent him from
taking the child to Mexico and South
America, to which countries she says
he threatens TO go in his efforts TO
elude her.
Mrs. Moody is a daughter of one OF
the wealthiest cattle owners in Uvalde
county. The trouble between her ana
her husband, according to Moodys
story, grew out of her infatuation for
another man.
"I told her to make a cut-either cut
me or the other man-and she cut
me-" he said. Then l sold my ranch
and took the child away without her
knowledge"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
GIVEN JUDGMENT AGAINST
BOOM TIME LAND COMPANY
Three Men Recover Amounts OF In'
vestments In Real Estate
at Palms

"reminiscences of the boom days of
1907, when four-track roads and three
minute service to accommodate the
rush of settlers into new territory were
predicted, made up a portion OF the
testimony in Judge HerVey's depart
ment of the superior court yesterday
in the trial of the suit of ]. NJ. Decker,
George Brookout and A. c. butcher
to recover from the Palms Land, Light
and Water company the money they
had invested to further syndicate
formed for the purchase of ten acres
of land at Palms. Each man was
given Judgment for the amount he had
invested, Decker $225O, Brookout $225O
and butcher $1125.
The syndicate, with H. r. Cowan
as its agent, was organized with a cap
itaIization of $67, 800. and according to
the testimony of the plaintiffs they
were induced to invest because most
of the capital stock had been paid in.
Later, when the boom broke, they
claim to have discovered the other in
vestors were dummies. The option of
the land expired and it was taken back
by its owner, Joseph Burkhart.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
ASSAILANT OF POLICEMAN
is COMMITTED TO PATTON

Weighing less by ten pounds than
when he was placed in the county jail
a month ago and showing evidences of
mental arrangement, Howell G. Trog-
den, the old veteran who was arrested
October 8, after striking Joseph e.
Cough, a Santa Monica policeman on
the head with a heavy stick, appeared
in Judge Davis criminal court yester-
day to be tried as to his sanity.
Only one witness, DR.. George w.
Campbell, was called to testify He
told the jury he had examined Trog-
den and that the veteran had a fixed
delusion that a number Of persons
throughout the country had entered
into a conspiracy to take his life.
The jury was out only few minutes,
returning with a verdict that Trogden
is insane at the present time. Trog-
den was arrested on a charge of as
sault to murder and this charge is still
pending against him. He was COM
mitted to Patton
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
New interpretations

The following articles of incorpora-
ton were filed in the county clerk $
office yesterday:
Northern Steel Dam company, capi-
tai S2,OO0,O 600; directors, A II. Weber,
Rufus d. Morris, w. II. Hoegee, D. p.
Hatch, w. l.. Lloyd.
Poinsettia Oil company, capital $780,
600; directors, Gen. c. J. Briceno, Leon
i. Hebert, H. H. Hoadley, H. G. Bittle-
ston, M. 0. Hesse.
The G. A. Overstrom company, capl-
tai sloO, ,OOO directors, G. A. Overstrom,
Edward Double, ]. w. Diss.
Decatur Oil company, capital $i0,000;
directors, e. S. Hoyt, j. K. Walsh, Los
Angeles; Harry Shlaudeman, Pasa-
dena.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
PERRY'S CONFESSION SAID
TO BE WRITTEN TO MUSIC

When Robert Perry, song writer and
poet. who occasionally forsook his
muse to take up the more lucrative but
precarious work of emptying sundTy
Stables of valuable horses, meeting an
inglorious Waterloo when he changed
from animals to motorcycles appears
in Judge Davis criminal court today
To plead to the charge of stealing Il
motorcycle belonging to c. A. Mills. 1t
is expected he will have with him a
full confession Of his misdeeds, writ
len to music At least, it will end with
a quotation from Bryant's ThanatOpsis
Perry will, it is believed, ask for a
probationary sentence and time in
which to make good the losses us
tanned by others at his hands. Already
nine of eleven animals stolen by Perry
have been found and the locations OF
the other two are said to be known to
Sheriff Hammel.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
Placed on Probation

Harry Harden, who wrote the name
Harry Shaw on a check for $S drawn
on the Western State bank May and
passed the paper on a confiding friend
pleaded guilty to the charge of pass
ing a fictitious check in Judge Willis
criminal court yesterday. He was
placed on probation for three years.
-
If you want TO go east. C.. Haydock, Agt.
Illinois Central r. r.. 11s W. Sixth street.
The Angelus grill has excellent serv-
ice and better food. Fourth and Spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12

sale tag on it, is not a
trademaker for the store
which sold him the suit.
He feels that he has
missed something, and
he's right. He has missed
the fair-price method of
selling, to which every
buyer is entitled.
And thinking men are re.
alizing that no firm can
pay rent, pay help, light
the store and still sell
clothing for half what it's
worth"
We find we're making
new friends, and we be-
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
We Are Greatly
Pleased

20 UDStIVc that more and
more clothiers are dis
carding the policy of
chronic sales," and are
offering their merchandise
at fair prices all through
the season.
q It's good business policy
for all of us. The man
who buys a suit at any
price and who sees the
same suit in the window a
week later with IA or
1-3 off
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12

til at modh88
ecrHnay condition
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-02-25
Friday, March 5th, 1909,
Sheriff's Sale.

BY virtue and authority of a special exeou-
ton Issued from the Office ofthe clerk OF the
circuit court OF Bates County, Missouri, re-
turnable at the February term, 1903, of sail
court ami to me directed In favor Of the state
OF Missouri eX rel W. r. Bell, Collector OF the
Revenue of Bates county, Missouri, and against
Chas. +. Steiner, Sophia NJ Eppenbarger,
trustee for Baraba Eppenbarger. | have
levied upon and seized all the right, title, in
terest and claim of the said Chas. +. Steiner,
Sophia NJ. Eppenbarger, trustee for Baraba
Eppenbarger, In and to the following describ-
ed real estate, to-wt:
Block four az In the city of Walnut tcalled
FOSTER, all lying and being In the said county
and state Of Missouri, and will on
Monday, the sth day of March A. d. 1909,
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and five O'Clock In the afternoon of that
day, at the east front door of the court house
In the city of Butler, county of Bates afore-
said, cell the same or so much thereof as may
be required to satisfy said taxes, interest and
costs, at public vendue, to the highest bidder
for cash In hand to satisfy said execution and
costs. W. j. BULLOCK
l6-td Sheriff Of Bates County, Mo.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-02-25
A Marathon Dance the Latest.

Los Angeles, Cal, Feb.-The most
spectacular contest known In the
dancing circles began here Wednes.
day night when twelve young men
and women entered Marathon
dance. They will compete three
hours each night for a week. At the
end OF the dancing the first night the
leaders had traversed twelve miles
and were bordering on collapse. Sew.
eral rivals have dropped out OF the
race since, unable to stand the strain.
The first hour Paul Gray and his
sister, Miss Catherine Gray, danced
five miles.
Wsltzes and two steps are the only
forms used. Those finishing do not
lose a step 10 the entire three hours.
The authorities may stop the unique
contest before the week Is out, as sew.
eral physicians have condemned the
dance, especially for girls.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-02-25
Trustees Sale OF Very Valuable Lands
Lying On and Near the Msrias
Des Cygnes River in Bates
County, Missouri.

BY virtue OF certain deed OF trust executes
by g. I. Bomgardner, and died for record In
the Recorders ONCE of Bates county, Missouri,
on the Attn day of May A. d. 1908, and recorded
In Book No. III at page rs of the Records OF
Deeds of said county OF Bates, |, the under
signed, named as trustee In said deed, being
now requested so to do, by the party secured
thereby and by his assignee, because Of failure
by the maker of said deed to comply with lts
conditions, do hereby give notice, that will.
In obedience TO the terms and requirements OF
said deed on the
9th day OF March A. D., 1909,
between the hours of l2 O'Clock, noon, and s
O'Clock p, m, of said day, proceed to sell, In
one block or tract as an entirety, at public
vendue, to the highest bidder, for cash, at the
west front door of the Court House Of Bates
county, In the Town of Butler, the county seat
Of said county, the lands and premises convey,
deed as follows, to-wit:
Lots /, 2, and %. in section 8; lots a. is, l6,
Il, Is and ~ In section lots 8, 4, o, and T. In
section 10; the NV Id of section 10; the NEl-i
of the SW of section 10; lots I, !, s, 0 and 10
OF section II lots and In section L.; lot s and
lot 2 texcept Il acres, more or less, belonging
to NJ Chandler) and lots 4, 5, 6, I, s, 0, 10, ii
and IL, and the Sc Ia, all In section 10; lots
2, I, s.. 9, and S, In section Il, and the NV
IL of section IA, and the NE Ia OF the SW Ia
of section H., and the SIC Ia of the SW Ia OF
of said section IA; the north half of the NE Id
of section Is; the west half of the Sc Ia OF the
NE IL of section Is; the Sc Ia OF the Sc Ia of
the NE Ia OF section 10; the NE Ia of the NV
Ia of section 23; the north half of the NE Of
section 49, the north half of section "a; the SIC
4 and the north half of the SW Ii of section
"a, all In township 80. range 32 (wesU.
Also that part of lot of the SW IA Of Sec
ton /, lying west of the Marias des Cygnes
River; lot 10 In section Isl all of section II ly-
ing west of the Marias DIES Cygnes River; lot I,
except the north 10 acres thereof, and lots
and 8, except the right Of way, and lots 10, IL
and IL, all In section Is; lots | and =, and the
north IS acres of lot in section 10; the NV Ia
OF section %; lot 1 OF the NE IA of section IS;
also the Sc IA of section %, lying west of the
Marias des Cygnes River, except 10 acres OF
the south end thereof lot of the NE IA Of
said section %; lot Of section %; and 20 acres,
more or less, OF the south side of lot and five
acres middle part of lot of the NV Ia of Sec
tion %, all in township SO, range 81 (wesU.
The sale hereby advertised to be made is de-
manded by the owner of the note secured by
said deed and is ordered by the trustee herein
named for failure to pay said note and inter-
est, and for failure to keep and perform other
covenants In said deed of trust.
l6-td j. b. HICKMAN, Trustee.