davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-16
7 KANSASkICH kUJAW,
Colby, Kansas. Z grud. '09

Colby, Kansas. Z grud. 'O9
Ma przyszly tydzie1 ma
sic odbyc W naszym koscie-
lie 40 god7inne naoozehstWo.
Il Polskich ksiezy ma bye
wiel. ks. Jarzynski, z Den
Yer, ktdrv do mas regularnie
przyjpzdza; i wie!!. ks, Mar
,tiewi,z, kapelan szpitala
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-16
- .s-, "'I = ttI-FT-' :
y b r a z c z a S u.

- I jake ci tam Idle W tych
z}ych czasach - pyta przyjaclel
pewnego MALARIA szyld6w.
- Wcale niezle, powiadam ci
- m6wi zapytany - DO co sic ja~
XII sk}ad otworzy, to pc Ailkunastu
dniach zamykaja go, a ia tym spo-
sobem ma ci22gfej zmianie szyldow
zarabiam, .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-16

KTO sobie zyczy wielki j pieknie.
%kolorowany kalendarz scienny do
%zdzierania ma rok 1910 obrazem.
SKosciuszki, MECH nadesle sw6j adj
res. j diva Gently na portoryum. r.
AID. Richter & Co. Desk 81. 2l5
Pearl str. New York.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-16
P~oszukuje zony.

Kawaler W srednim wieku poszu
kuje ~towarzyszki zycia panny cd
Is do % roku zycia, ma farme. In
~teresujaca osoba musl bye cekol-
wick wyksztalcona zeby mia1a Kill
ka set dolar6w. Pc blizsze szczegg6-
~ zg}osic sic pod adresem.
Box IA
Willow River, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-16
Dobrali sic.

Dobrali sic.
Dziedzic. - Widzia}em Wojtek,
zes len wierutny ales ty g}upi,
kiedy cheese sic zenic taxa staraa
baba.
Wojtek. = Co stara to stara,
wielmozny Panic, ale ma rarytna
krowe.
Dziedzic. - A wy, Marcinowa,
jak macie odwage isc "a takiego
pr6zniaka?
Marcinowa. - Co pr6zniak, wiel-
mozny Panic, ale dobrze portrait
pasc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-16
Chojnice, Nebr. 10 grud '09.
Do BraCi
Tow. Sw. Izydora.

Niniejszem zawiadamiam
wszystkich cz}onk6w tegoz
Towarzystwa, re roczne po-
siedzeni4 W celu obrania no.
wego zarzadu odbedzie sic
lgo Stycznia 1910 to jest W
sam dzieh Nowego Roku,
zaraz po nabozehstwie, W
szkole parafialnej. Jest to
obowiazkiem kazdego cz}on-
ka wyzej wspomniauego Tow.
bye obecnym ma tenn posle'
dzeniu.
MICHAK MENDYK
49, Prezydent.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-16

Do b>r d p Q W 4.
Mlody arrogant: Ma pan teraz lat
20, a czy miaf pan juz jaks szczee-
Silva chwile W swojem zyciu?
Starry jegomost: Dotad ME, ale
spodziewam sic, re ~jeszcze przyj-
dzie...
M}ody arrogant: A kiedyz to be-
die, TAXI pan starry.
Starry jegomosc: Kiedy ludzie
przestana zadawaG gfupie pytania
swoim bliznim...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-16
w 3 2 ( O e.

Dw6ch rzeczy r65znych doda-
wac ME MONA: naprzyklad .jablko
i gruszka to ME beda diva jablka.
- Ale, prosze pana nauczyciela
= odzywa sic syn mleczarki
kwarta woody i mleka to beda dwie
kwarty mleka. Mama zawsze tax
liczy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-16
Restaurator do goscia.

Restaurator do goscia.
- Smia}o moge panu polecic to
vino, jestem pewny, re panu sma-
kowac bedzie.
- To siadaj pan &c nina, 'wypi-
jenny butelke.
- w takim razle wole przyniesc
innepO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-16
Z e S a d u.

Z S 9 d u.
- Dlaczego ME odda}es znalezio-
nej portmonetki ma policye?
Pozno juz by}o, panic sedzio.
- Trzeba by}o oddac ma drugi
dzien1 rano!
-, Zapewne ale rano juz W
niej mic ME bylo! Coz mia1em Cd
dawac? ..-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-16
w sadie.

Sedzia. - Jakto sic stale, re CT
przyszfa mysl okradzenia tego pa
ma?
Z}odziej. - Prosze pana sedzie-
go, by1a noe, okno ma dole otwar-
to, utica pusta. zadnego policyanta
w poblizu - no, sam pan sedzla.
ME by}by sic opar} pokusie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-16
w 6 2 L q

. w s z k O | e..
- Dzieci, do jakich zwierzaet
nalez2 koty?
- Dc ~drapieznych.
- Bardzo dobrze; a cykorya do
czego nalezy?:
- Do kawy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-16
KORESPONDENCYE
WILNO, Mimi.
dnia 9. grudnia 1908
Szauowna Redakcyo!

NOCo 49, NOyO W
Cd czasu do czasu z r6z.
nych okolic i m"iejscowosci
polskjch W }amach szanow-
nego "Wiarusa" ukazuja sig
wiadomosci, kt6re ga bardzo
interesujace i zajmujace, a
osobliwie gdy wyczytamy co
"a postep nasi wsp6f bracia
rodacy robia, czyto W spra-
wach politycznych czy to "
religijnych, a zw}aszcza W re.
ljgijnych, jak to II. p. nam
szanowny majsterek Cd "Wia-
rusa' doncsi 0 osadach pol
skich W Texas, Kalifornii,
albo GrenviIle W So. Da
kota i to zawsze Z tych o
kO!lc lud>ie majq czas cos
nowego oznajmic swoim 70
dakom, ale Q naszej okoli-
CIV to tylko rae kiedys cos
sic ukaze ; to w kr6tkosci,
2 przyczyna tego lest, potrze-
ba czasu; vice ia, chociaz
znuzony ciezka praca, ME
moge luz d}uzej zcierpiec te.
90 ably roaacy i cos o ma
szei polskiej okolicy i ma
szem postepowaniu, ME juz
polityczDem ale re]'g'jnem,
ME mieli wiedziec; vice z te~
so powodu pisze i prosze
"majsterka" Cd ,Wjarusa" a.
zeby byl tax dobry, raczyl
umiescic ola oswiecenja i
przyk}adu innym osadom
polskim, nastepujqca kores'
pondencye.-
Pewien augielski pisarz
m5wi, il W ca}ym swiecie
diva tylko miasta by]y FARO
VINO interesujace ola kazde-
20 cz}onka wielkiego chrzes-
c%ianskiego Panstwa, ola kaz-
diego mieszczana ucywilizo
wanego swiata, jake kolwiek
lego pochodzenie alba naro~
dowosc, - Rzyn i Jeruza
lem ostatnie rozbudzajac
poczucie poboznosci, !edno
przedstawia ocz3m naszYm
pieknosc i wspania1osc obec-
negc swiata, drugie wszyst-
kie chwafy swjata kt6ry ma
nastapic. -powyzszych slow
MONA uiyc, takie st6sow-
ME do miejscowosci i kos
cola O kt6rych mann zamiar
opisaG. Ma najwy zszym pun
kcie W powiecie Lincoln: o.
toczona doko}a mniejszymi
pag6rkami, jest sjedziba pol
ska, majaca pjetna Mast,
Rzvmu i Jeruzalem - SIZE
dzihe MONA ror6wnaG do
Rzymu, a kcsciof do miasta
Jeruzalem 49, S!edziLa pred
stawja nam pierv SIZE lata pra-
cy, cierpienia, ko5ci6} przyd-
silvia zaspoboznosc !udu
wiejskiego; iedno przedsta'
via nam jak przez cierpli-
wosc i prace MONA robic
postep, drugie przypomina
nam Chwa|e wiecznej szcze-
6liwosci.
Ia siedziba jest miastecz-
ko Wilno, tym koscio}em
Jest kosci6} parafialny Sw.
jana Kantego W Whine,
Mimi. Mniej wlecej trzydzies-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-16
J6zefa, " Colorado,

Isw. J6zefa, " Colorado,
Springs.
Pc Nowym Roku ma ma
staple zmiana probosz cz6w
w calej naszej ~dyecezyi; j
tax ma mieisce naszege pro-
boszcza ks. Fitzgerald many
! otrzymac polskiego ksiedza.
TO nam przyrzekl Przewie.-
lebny ks. Biskup Cunning
ham, ] nasz proboszcz nam
to sam m6wif juz pare razy.
Daj Bcze ably to najrychlej
nastapi1o, a parafia nasza W
|dw6jnas6b sic powiekszy W
kr6tkim c1asie, b. gdzie ks.
polski, tam nasz lul Chef
niej idzie. Zreszta mas Pola-
|k6w lest wiecej jak innej ma
rodowosci W naszej parafii
vice sic nam tel e1usznie
nalezv, ably i ksiadz by} Pc
lak.
w ubieglym tygodniu Cd
by} sic Fair; ma korzy6c ma:
szego nowego koScio}a. Czy-
stego zysku wplynelo b]isko
$500 co ma nasza ME wielka
osade, jest bardzo zadawal-
niaiaco.
Poniewaz teraz prawie kaz-
Idly skohczy1 m}ocse, a wielu
obra1o korne, vice podam
co nasi osadnicy wym}6cili.
[ tax: MichaE Barczak wy
mt6cil 1900 buszli pszenicy
Ii $50 buszli %jeczmienia oraz
1900 -buszli korny. Jan Le-
vandowski tel 1900 buszli
pszenicy, 1500~buszii jecz-
mienia i. 800 buszli korny.
|Obsj ci gospodarze m6Nia.
lie gdyby i'm grad nie byi
uszkodzi} zbo2as to byliby
|dostali samei pszenicy mai
mniej pc 5000 buszli. Ale i
tax wym|6ciii dos5c DUO.
|Zas CT, ktorym grad zboza
ME uszkodzi}, otrzymali wick
sly sprzet. I tax: W. Pa
Ichecki. 1850. buszli pszenicy
re 81 ARROW, czyli przesz{o
20 25 busz]i z kara, Jan Con-
|sirowski $3.50 busz]i pszeni-
cy ze 1877 ARROW; Alex Sic
ruta niemat 600 buszli psze-
nicy, 20 80 ARROW, czyll po
20 buszli z akrai 700 buszli
korny. J6zef Bieniek $50 bu.
jeczmienia, blisko 5000 husz-
Ii pszenicy j 500 buszli kor-
nv. Adam Pljar 800 buszli
pszenicy i $50 6uszli jecz-
,nienja. Pawel Owczasz 1900
buszli pszenicyi 200 buszli
jeczmienia it'd. kartofli, kor-
nv i nieco ogrodowizny.
Smietana teraz p}aci po 81
centa, mas1o pc -35 cent6w,
|jaia 80 cent6W. SWINE zywe
1875 do So "a sto funt6w,
! kartofle po 80 cen16w "a bu-
szei, vice tez nasi osadnicy
robia CRUDE pieniedze, i co
rok maja sic lepiej. So tn ia
cy, co przyszli tutaj pred
ANA laty z 5000 adzislaj ich
maiatki So warte do $4,000.
-. Dorobili sic tutaj wick
szego majatka W tVch paru
latacb, jak przez7 Gale zycie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-16

byli W stanie postawic sobie
drewniany koscio}ek do kt6
rego daiyli 20 wiekszej czes:
eli pieszo, a zamoznieisi W
pare wof6w przyjezdzali ma
naboze6stwo ably Bogu po-
dziekowae "a odebrane }aski
i prosic Go O move.
Ia staraniem i "a rada pier
wszych proboszcz6w, ksiezy:
H. Jazdzewskiego, obecnie
W parafii Sw. Krzyza W Min
neapolis j A. Zalewskiego o.
becnie W Silver Lake, para
fla we Whine sic wspomog1a
tax dalece, re "a ks. Jana
Andrzejewskiego, obecnie W
New Castle, Penn. wybudo'
wafa wspania}y murowany
ko5ci6f, kt6rego dwje wieze
siegaja pod ob}oki, jakby
podnoszac krzyze W goracej
mcdlitwie "a wszelki dobro~
byt.
Try lata temu "a usilnem
staraniem i u=iazliwa praca
ks. J6zefa Cieni1~kiego o.
becnie W Wells, Mimi. para
fla wybudowa}a wspanja1a
~pletanie kt6rej niejedna W
wielkich miastach sic ME
r6wna.
Ia staraniem i gorliwa
praca obecnego Wie]. Probo-
SEGA ks. Ambrozego Kry-
]ewskiego larafia wzrasta i
sic i rozwija tax jak nigdy
przedtem. Ia jego staraniem
zosta} nasz kosci6} wymalo-
wany, kt6rej to piracy doko-
nall panowie: Waleryan Kor-
della, nasz ziomek, i jego
wsp6}pracownik Andrea Pc
dersen, 49, prace malownicza
wykcnali doskonale a zw}a-
SEGA obrazy Wniebowstapie-
MIA Pa6skiego i Koronacyi
Najsw. Maryi Fanny, kt6ra
to praca przedstawia sic ar
cydzie1em i slave przynosi
tym kt6rzy jej dokonali. -
Opr6cz tego postara} sic nasz
Wiel. KS. proboszcz o orga-
niste i nauczyciela pana Ka-
ziluierza Sawickiego, kt6ry
prowadzi Choir ko~scielny dos
konale, i dziatki uczy pc
polsku i pc angielsku, tax
re teraz nasze dzieci ME po-
trzebuia uczes2czac do pub
licznych szk6}.x
Ia staraniem p. K. Sawic-
kiego dzieci szk6lne W kr6t-
kim czasie dadza przedsta-
wienie take ma korzysc pa
rafii.
Nasz Wiel. ks. proboszcz
Kryjewski dba1v o dobro pa
-
rafii ma jej korzysc urzadzii
bazaar czyli ''falr" PREY kt6'
rym sam nsjwiecej pracowa}
inie zada} mic "a swoja ciezka
prace; z kt6rego to "fa'ru'
by1o dochodu $50 dolar6w
so cent6w, a diva tygodnie
r6zniej, W dzieh dziekczyn;e-
MIA urzadzi1 take "fair" z
kt6rego znowu by}o $306.50
drchodu, vice powinnismy
bye w3zieczni naszemu pro-
boszczowi "a jego dobro'lziej-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-16
w 8 a d z i c.

Sedzia: A zatem pan utrzymu-
jesz, lie W czasie tel ~karczemnej
bojki jeden z muzykant6w uderzy}
pana W g}owe?.. Jak pan przypusz-
GA, czy to by} skrzypek :czy pianis-
"a?
Swiadek: Pc uderzeniu sadzac,
musiaf to bye fortepianista!..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-16
FRASZKI.

PrOSt a e 2.
- Jakzes ty m6gf przepasc? -
pyta ojciec.
- A.. DO wlasnie by@ egzamin!.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-16
w, wojsku.

w WOJsku.
Podoficer do rekruta. Dlacze-
go zofnierz nigdy ME powinien ira
cic g}owy?
Recruit. - 3d.. ME amiafby ma
co w1ozyc czapki.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-03-05
FORTUNE IN HIS POCKET
Greek Arrested in Omaha With Pearl
Necklace in His Possession.

Omaha. March 5.-While trying to sell
to Albert Edholm, local jeweler, a
necklace worth at least 5000 and
possibly much more. John D. Sclavintis,
a Greek. was arrested by the Omaha
police The necklace consists of a sin
gle strand of 63 pearls. carefully match
ed and fastened with a clasp set with
a diamond of unusual size. According
to the experts the strand may be valued
as high as 500, 900.
Sclavinitis entered the jewelry store
and presented a single pearl which he
offered to sell Assuring himself of its
genuiness Mr.. Edholm gave him valu-
alton of $50 or $50. whereupon the Greek
offered to sell him dozen at $40 each.
but said a friend had them. BY a ruse
the jeweler succeeded in notifying the
police and two detectives were sent
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-03-05

to the store where the man was arrest
ed. In his possession was found a huge
revolver, but he made no resistance At
the station a search revealed the entire
necklace which he was carrying in his
pocket. 1t was found that the gem Of
fered for sale was the smallest of all.
Its value Mr.. Edholm estimated at $500
or $500. while the largest in the strand
would run into the thousands.
Remarkable Gems.
The police had received from the New
York police the description of a neck
lace which was said to have disappear
ed from the Knicker5ocker hotel in that
city November 26 last.
ScIavinitis said he was employed by
the Knickerbocker hotel for ID months.
He says he was sweeping. refuse from
the walk into the gutter and as he
brushed il over the curb he saw the
necklace lying in the gutter with some
rubbish He picked up the string of
Jewels, held IL up to the light to exam
Inc it and then put it into his pocket.
He says several people witnessed his
action.
After going TO his room that night he
examined the pearls more closely and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-03-05

Sound, sound the clarion, I'LL the
6fe."-Scott.
This quotation was useo because
there is nothing in the classics any
closer to Sound the Shrill squawk.
representative Malone, the nice little
1rishman from Herndon. Rawlins
county, has distinguished himself by
his positive way of answering roll call.
He says AYE" in a manner which
has been variously, but not correctly,
described. One enthusiast tried to
make believe that it reminded him of
a breath from Old Ireland" But
there is a better answer. and those
who have heard a wandering coyote
as he connected with a wandering load
of number shot will join in the
assertion that the correct comparison
has been discovered. The noise made
by the tortured Thomas cat is not it,
but the above mentioned coyote, when
treated as aforementioned, can give
Mr.. Malone a close run for distinction.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-03-05
Reduce Fat
A Pound a Day
Reneo Has Solved the Problem of Fat
Reduction Without Starvation Diet
or Tiresome Exercises.

Rengo is perfectly safe. You eat It like
fruit or candy and easily and safely re-
duce your fat pound a day.
You will never need anything else to re-
and size
For sale by all druggists at 81 90 per full
sized box. or by mail prepaid, by The
Rengo Co. 1924 Rengo Bldg, Detroit.
Mich The Company win gladly send you
trial package free by mail. IL you VIII
write them direct to Detroit; no free
packages at drug stores
RenEo is for sale and recommended In
Topeka by g. W. Stansfieid 632 Kansas
ave Gatlin Drug Co, 702 Kansas ave.
+. A Snow. 523 Kansas ave A w.
Lacey. S3l North Kansas ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-03-05

discovered valuable diamond set In
the small clasp He kept the necklace
in his trunk after that, little dreaming,
he declared. its real worth. He exam
ined show windows for similar neck
laces, hoping thereby to get an idea of
the value of the Jewels, but found they
ranged from 25 cents to thousands of
dollars. He says it is the custom in
his country for the finder of vauabies
to receive one third of their worth and
he thought the owner would make
known his or her loss If the necklace
was valuable. Not learning of any loss
Of valuable pearls he concluded the find
was of comparatively small conse-
quence.
Lost in November.
New York. March 5.-The police here.
when notified of the arrest in Omaha
of a Greek having in his possession a
valuable pearl necklace. said the jewels
were probably those lost by Mrs. o. G.
Heinz in or near the Hotel Knicker-
booker on the night OF November Is last.
The same opinion prevailed at the Hotel
Knickerbocker-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-03-05

Outside of this, Mr.. Malone is all
right. A jovial Celt unburdened by
the weight of years or care, he may
get through this session without
breaking his health.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-03-05

EveFybody reads the State journal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-03-05
S.S.S.w rGazIn

generally recognized truth that medicines made from
than those composed of strong mineral and
blood too violent in their action
and when used f9r pTolOnged period often
Bile entirely OF roots herbs and hark selected for their
seroful Contagious Blood Poison and all other blood diseases
by its fine vegetable tonic effects S be taken
bvy twill
diseases and disorders due to an impure and supply
avn advice to all who write
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
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frat. and a resident of some frat house

frat, and a resident of some frat house
for many moons.
In the legislature, this Mr.. Merrill
is one of the fun hunters He is mere
depicted while playfully hiding behind
a chair after humping a friend on the
ear with a half-eaten apple.
ANY old cattleman will tell you
that the Kansas house Is about to
stampede The leaders of the herd
have commenced to mill. and the in
side of the drive is becoming restless
and is croWding to the outer rim The
pasturage is worn out. and water is
scarce. and the herd is about to
MOVE. And this is no time for the
drivers to commence Topping their
slickers and firing their six-shooters.
It is the time for quieting songs and
slow moving horses Even wild range
cattle recognize the incompetence of
the "puncher," and know when he is
scared.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-03-05

Ever get shocked by talking over a
telephone wire during a Storm" only
once I called my wife up while she was
housekeeping to say that I'd bring
friend to dinner.,,-Kansas City Journal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-03-05

pears that this same MerriII-if he is
the one-endeared himself to several
generations of K. u students. He
was a mother to the boys when they
got into trouble, and an uncle to the
co-eds on all occasions. He was also
a national officer of some college
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-03-05

Frank Merrill, of Paola. is the fat,
jovial lawyer who sits in the south
center, and adds to the hilarity of the
occasion by roasting the administra-
ton He Is closely associated with
the Tagalogs Of the house, and adds
his vote to the pile of lemons handed
daily to the boss. There is some
doubt about it, and information is
called for: Can this possibly be the
saT-ubby'' Merrill, he-college widow Of
K-Yoo? Quite likely. And it ap-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-03-05
$3.50 Suit, $685.

Made Of checked worsted suiting
brown, navy or black-36-inch
round cornered coat-set-in pock-
ets-trimmed with self covered
buttons. large and small. Sold at
$12.50 by other stores co or
our price. POsOO
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-03-05
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saving on the Paxon store.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-03-05

The latest of the stabilized Jobs
within the gift of the chief executive.
has been discovered by Joe Do1ley, of
Maple Hill. Any person who so far
forgets himself as to object to this
arrangement, should be kicked on the
jaw. Because, Joe Dolley has earned
it Assault and battery has been his
portion for the past three weeks. A
troop of insurgents has run the fire
department over him without regard
for his white vest. He has been
beaten to pulp by his pupils. but
when school closes he can sit back
in the cushions and laugh three loud
SNOWFALL White, of Ada, Ottawa
county, got a good slice, himself.
Properly managed. that grain in
spection job viii net a comfortable in
come.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-14
LOCAL MEN BACK
FROM NATIONS
CAPITAL
Secretary Aupperle and Senator H.
7. DeLong will Make Their Re-
port Tomorrow Afternoon.
A BALLINGER COMMUNICATION

ID. w Aupperle. secretary of the
Grand Valley Water Users associa-
ton, returned home yesterday at noon
from Washington, ID. c., where he
and Senator Horace 7. DeLong spent
nearly four weeks bringing about an
adjustment of the high line canal
matters. Mr. Aupperle left Wash
ington about a week ago and on his
return he went up into Wisconsin for
a visit to his boyhood home. He vis-
tied two brothers whom he had not
seen for twenty years He reached
Denver Saturday afternoon and came
directly home.
Senator belong reached Denver
Saturday morning. He TOO left Wash
ington week or ten days ago and
visited several eastern cities and
points of interest before returning
TO Colorado. He spent Saturday
night in Boulder with his brother,
junction today.
Both gentlemen have naturally
been besieged with many queries
from almost numberless people anx-
ious to get personal information con-
cerning the high line canal PROPOSE
ton.
dlNtllAOon dl "
a special meeting of the board of
directors of the Grand Valley Water
Users association will be held and 10
this meeting Secretary Aupperle and
Senator DeLong will make their re
ports. Until that time they are not
desirous of discussing their work at
Washington in detail.
Secretary Aupperle will present a
communication from Secretary Bal
linger to the Water Users association
at the meeting tomorrow afternoon
Both Mr.. Aupperle and Senator De-
Long are very enthusiastic in discuss
ing the present status of the high
line canal They declare that there
is excellent reasons for believing the
construction work will be taken up
at very early date. The gentlemen
naturally feel much satisfaction over
what was accomplished at Washing
ton and their satisfaction is certainly
shared in by the people of the city
and the valley.
Mr. Aupperle stated 10 The Sen
tinel this morning that every mem
ber of the Colorado delegation in the
house and senate rallied quickly and
enthusiastically to their support and
every one did all in his power 10
bring about a satisfactory ADJUST
ment.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-14
COMING TO SEE
BROTHER HERE
Congressman Tawney, Chairman Of
Appropriations Committee, Will
Visit Grand Junction Soon.
MAN OF POWERFUL INFLUENCE

: James A. Tawney of Minneso- :,
+ ia one of the most powerful and 4
= influential members of congress-. Z
r chairman of the committee on 3
= appropriations tnext to the Z
r ways and means committee the .
7 most important committee of >
r congress. the committee that 4
+ passes on all the appropriations .
= and proposed appropriations) ia .
+ TO visit Grand Junction this :.
; summer. =.
+ Congressman Tawney is n ;
> brother of X. A Tawney of this ;
= city, one of the sheep men =
+ whose tiocks We're attacked by =
= criminals few weeks ago. and ..
= the distinguished congressman 4
> is coming to Grand Junction =
= for a visit to his brother. =
= Congressman Tawney has =
: been in the house for many =
: years and his record is a brill ,
: liant one. 1t is said that no !,
I member of the house has more >
! influence. \
: Grand Junction should take ;
: more than passing note OF the D
: visit here of Congressman Taw =
7 ney. With the long fight for an ,
: appropriation for federal >
Y building in this city in mind. =
7 the visit to this city of the man ;
: who. as chairman OF the com >
{ mittee on appropriations. passes =
! upon all of these matters. can =
! be made most significant. .
Z While here on his visit to his >
: prother the Chamber of Com =
Z merce will doubtless see that =
the distinguished gentleman be- :.
I comes thoroughly -aequainfed .
I with the resources the pros =
I poets and the needs of this sec =
tion. 8 =.