davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-05-05
STATE MONEYS.

The report of the State auditor for
the month of April shows a total Of
$1,59S,952.55 in all the funds. The re.
port Is as follows:
State Fund.
Balance March 81, 1909. s. 531.112s3
Receipts during April -. 126,222.5O
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-05-05

No Wild Cat
Scheme.
No prospeetlna.
All to be done
Is 70 work.
The bondin6|
Company guar
anseos yo1T
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-05-05
FINDING OF THE JURY IN RoS
TON TRUNK MYSTERY
CASE.

BOSTON. May 5.-Indifrerent still.
while his sisters, father and brother
sc6bed aloud, Chester S. Jordan yes
terday at 12:45 heard a jury declare
him guilty in the first degree for
killing and Disseminating CT his wife,
HonOra, on September /, last year.
After the verdict the court announr-
ed that the defence wonli be given
the customary thirty days in which
to file an appeal.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-05-05

MI Henry Blumberg, Of Baltimore
IS spending d few days WITH his broth.
en-, N! n. Hlumberg, ~ me Unlersell-
lins Store.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-05-05

PRosPEcToRs % B
Co,
o September
" Rainy River heh
xm ogop dupbyA
madea
bton ayeHsh
OF pregh ni
bmake
rect MILL
aoe it
Ia TIL ntan
5ai
vent Fanont W.. va
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-18

- '%''A N"tEa -" 'Ftt ....-..f ~ q st--|-''N
{ W. WIosCE Pod Wrzesn'aa
wybuchi " tyoh dniach polar y
domu pewnego robotnika, snajdu]Fse'
eeeo sig ob b ma 6wioheniaoh
woiskowyoh.. 2 wieiklm ty1ko tra 1:
dem !, ud.1o sic. ionic iszd1'ec'o %
:vy1ld. o.lo =; ptonaaego4 domu. q
to:rodziioe. owego robotnika zn.le4-
ii amierd -w.psomieriaoh.
MIELzYN. Wybuohia tn s'kar.
latyna , dyfterja, ktdre to epide-
mic sabraly iut kilka, ofiar.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-18
''GRYF"

w Koscierzynie ma Kaszu-
bach wydaje DR.. Majkowski,
znany outor kilku dzie}
mniejszych W narzeczu ka~.
szubskim, miesiecznik
"Gryf." Jestto pisemko bar
do %za]mujace szczeg6lnie z
tego powodu, il nietv]ko pii-
see ola kaszub6w po koszub-
<eku lecz tez pc polsku ola
0 kaszubach. Kosz,
tuje ma ca}y rok $500 :
Adres: "Gryf" Koscierzyna
: Berent, West Preussen,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-18

KEPNo.. Prey !. be !. Z kosoioia
katoliokiego spad& Z: rusztowania
prsy wiesy uozeh c'esielski. Fran"
c,ssek Grrza vski,:s Nleszczesl1w;y
odni6sl s,lnie v.tr1ssnieaniiiss' mdsgu,
.opr6c. tego porann slew straszny
anes6b. II ..s,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-18
!. :-=E4tg = E" e. s..-. q, --r-.' IT.. -.
Parma ma s'przedaz

R.R. No. 4 Arcadia, Wis
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-18
Z. GALICYI

j. DZIEDZICE, w domu rekolek-
90: Jezaitddw Czeoho,
.w,caoh odbeda SIC cwiczenia du5!
ohowue ola karlan6w1od=B do,19
listopsds; d;a hutnik6w i gdrni.
:tax o. ao,e,4as: DO ? Yet 7 ; sdle :
f6lnik6w ojc6w Cd DIDO 13go CRU
dnia, ola m}odaie6c6w cd lssdo ~
qrudnlia; ola matek okolic prse>
myslowych cd 2s do 20 :pazd1.;
ola dsiewcz4t Z okolic od:4 do sgo
listop.; ola matek z oko)ic :rdlnl*
os,yvh cd 2e~list. do grudnia;
Ola dz,swczat z okotic rdlniczych
cd Is do II grudpia. Mezczyzai
miesskaja podczas r~ekolekcyi " do.
mu Jesuitdw, matk, i dziewczeta u
Si6str Felioyanek>w @Dzie''zicach.
"GkOS ;ZAGk." pisze: ME- Nh
szkaaka Pogon,!, uie]aka Roslkoi
- katoliczka zmar}a " tyoh dnlaoh
prosns priced fmiercia sweggo mst'
,naryawite, aseby uszanowa1 je,,
przekonania religijue i=Po 6mleoi
pochowal ma cmentarzn katolickim,
Massjednak ME zsstosowa}. sig g.: d
prosby swej niebossczki Tony T
poleci{ pochowa6ja - udsia}en
Iducobowa u, u marryawickfch: Cd,
ut kondukt p~ogrzebowy ruszytt,
zbliiyli sic do ialobn,k6w ksiei,
katolicoy,: : sedaniem pozwolenia
poobowania zm.r1ej welding wyma.
San wy.nania, do kt6rego q iycia
En.lesala. zyczenia ksissy pcparti
E,,c.ni prsechodnie. co stale sic po'
WOODEN ogdlnego=zam,eszan .; dos
s1lo navel 40 .b6tki. " kohou
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-18

r Pol1o;A tutejssa bad.
bardso acisle e esaiE
2 Kr6lcstwa Polsfiego, prs 'tsi
d..jaoe przez d~br1e6 tutsjjlssz!y,:;
Ozieje sig to skutkiem poPei
nione) kradsiezy ne Jasnei Co.
re. & 4F !!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-18
re SLASKA.
RACIB0RZ. Starszym ludziomS

+tsE..E..tTT AA oADA4OAAAAo F &&sa5#,H
RACIB0RZ. starszym ludsiom.
n, u. Ge,6 Z . slsgs ky. z z'n'alu1 SO jes--.
ys.d1s :1Gnazwis 81 ow.y5chlz slawa1c;lh,.
.roEhb ttjnik6w j rabusiow, kt6rzYto..
prssd.mniej mise6j,.3o laty krsaaj
:nieplokoili j . ktdryoh lud e ,I' &, e. ~:
gendy to#iehe.ynach j zakopauuy'cctb'f
,przez mich skarbach) dotychozas
opowiada. Byli to: Plstulka, Szy--.
do, t',larskii E1iasz. Jeden : mich,
Eliass, ~jessoze lyle i pokutuje cd
kilkudxiesieciu lat " domu karnym
" Raciborzu. Cieszy on sic tam
dobrem sdrow,em j ME zyczy sobie
wcale@byd wypuszczonym ma wol>.
no66. Jego xyozenieua jest, ably mn
popraviono zarobek. PRAGUE ON
Edobrse ! saohowuje sie wzorewo:
EJcpo aarobek dochodsiI jul .bllsko
F., - =. : go. :En--- - - *
E5)0 marekaroosnie.
.BYTOM. W Niemleekich Pie=
karaoh odby6 sig mial wiec, na
kt6rryJ1mm: pl'oose} =. Njapiera1skl mial
|zdawad sprawozdanie':s powodu, re
Ilokal ME odpowiada przeplsom pc.
licyjnym,w vice rozwiasala. +.
.z t>-r.: -:---- 90; y: {: !.
MYSkO VICE. Kilku robotni'
%a"t.s .t:##@ '&&5:%23I ss..44.@Gtt: ;5:*sa';s:. @,1.2@&
k6w Z Austryi, pracujacych ma ko'
paln1 mys&awickiej, ziapslo " E}d'
tni ;sweg go przeciwnlka l wrzucil: g
do pewnei wrzacej masy7impregna
Ioyjnei. Strassnle popar zonego cd
Istawiono do lazaretu. gizie -,watpi
. 10 utrxymsniu go PREY zVciu
'IGLIWICE. Robotoik Huebner "a
lozyl sig pred pieciu 'aty, re prze
Ip,eG: lat ME da. sobie5 strzydz wio
SOW ma g}owie. Jakoz wytrzyma
''1przez te lata, q choclaz w}osy sieg'
: Fly mu pc pas, nigdy nozyce nj
}kne1y jego g'owy@ Kiedy naressc'
; csas ubiegi i zsklad~ swd wygrs},
Observation-Disclosures :oa}y hi hi
!, spirYtusu, - lecz zmar} mizernis'
:: }drodze do domu, wskutek zat 'uci
alkoholem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-18

GEiMiai W, !. Mhiistrz m,larski Liedt.
4! k,esssplfzsdat budowniosemu suss-
m r,ia Malborka "a 40 tysiecy
!, m.s;,sv6ix lNsopoal- po&ozony in
,tsr5seabudowlany tartakiem,= ale
!bsxsdrzewa. r.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-18
WIEsCI ZOJCZYZNY
RI
z PRUS POLSRICH.

II
s, BROsY. Pewua niewiasta, Klo.
I, kowska, v C8apiewioaoh. poss}'
so.erpad wodss e studni ! gdy "a
drag . kubelk,em chwyci}a, a drag
#by} dl,skl, DO obmarz}y, tax ""
Sp.dla dotstndnl9a udersajao gfowa
70 kube}, sabi}a sig. j:
W Osovie< pod Wie'em, PEI
wien gospodars, Francissek GA"
*p1s~skii, widzt fure siana. prsea Dor
/ liedxiaf. M swozie, . ze mu ga
}af od drsewaa by4a w7drodzeajade
choiaa j. odaamad i ciagn4' al
spsdl Z fury, tax pekla " MIN
tyla, kt6ra laosy SERGE i. pluoaa
- = - --.F u- r-.E..-r'4 49,. -
wnetrsno6o,ami; pomimo+ pomoos
lekarskiej,i: we diva dni p6znieI
opatrssny akramentami7f. Bog
ducha =oddaa. :
Urodxvj " nassYch stronach mic
byl s.n.dto pomy6lny DO wiosn'
=: by1atmokra "a, Fdeszcze eiaegle '@pada1!!
at5ao tn,wza potem:nastala =suss
itrssma dotego ozasu;; zatem sbi6
aytz, kartofli nieby} nadto dobr:
: aTs$tym roku. ::
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-18

: sK0RCZ. ll-letoi, sYnek zalgyro~
>dnika. Reimanua samierzs} pope{-
MD 7samobdjstwo. R1uciio= sig "a
s.yny kolejowe pod kola nadoho~
. assoego poeisgu to'v Y . e e
'wien .urzsdnik kolejowy sauwaty
q 20 isiiiee :dwieo, issapob'egt n iessozs~
tciu. q pa.c.em opow,ada} chsopiec,
! t. e ukradi .pola sersdeise az obs.. i.
+. :, W pr.eld.k.re ohoia& odebrad sobie
tyoie. .Niedoszfego .samob6jce =
,chiopaka oddanoe " rece rodzie6w.
~ 49,. - - - -
:TCzEW. Pewieo 14"letn ii ue.eh
iadac ma kole p~rzejecha} o~sterolet-
%4pi4 e6rec1ke restaurators sharn1oks.
Daecko odnios}o oie4kie ranJ.
e Kc}ovnix; jeohaa~ podobno> be'
.l.mpki i, d1xonka.=
P]aohotek oiesielski usiad} "
!. ,pi4tek mad wieczorem ma karusel
/: predsej ME zessedl, al zabawa sie
skohozyla. Kos.towa}o 80: to die:
SLED marek. Csy to: ME marnotraw'
StWo!@ go: +
. : - - II
. nlsIE, " niedz,elee>: l7ggoo b: p.
pr.1stspi}o ta11oe ds'eoi pc r y
J. l pp,,ae,lEv.sy7do. .stolu Padstiego. Pa
sa.bo 6l ! po,.sstow.oo je v
pleb.Eask.wai obdarzono=obrszka
mi pamistkowemi.
$ NiedsRao :obchodzili ms11o1nt-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-18

I UHEkM[No. " oberzy Kleiwe
Es@:'&sssHs ! =
pod Chelmnem prxebit nozem pod
,e..sS.pr1scsxi robotnik Tafllhski
ttddsisrza Delisa. liz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-18

!. r Ur.edoik .biurowy VI"
rioh zlatrudniony " oukrowni p'o-
bliskiej odebra} sob;e~ zycie Prsea
:powviessenie. Podobno ~nieulecsalns
- =, ~; ~::% IL
: phorobs popohueaa 60 do samobdj~:
!. ;'*..:: -.
d., 4AtWa. i; %: -"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-18
kowie Pigelowie :. Radohska Ito
.te wesele: rs. Pfoboszcs udsielia
i'm " kosoiele blogos}swlet'his.'tw'a4

- --,--...:.a. . : -s-.s: - .#s. s5Bn*asf
TORUN Polaoija tutejssa bad slbadeis
acisle osoby przybgw sisee
Z Kr6lcstwa Polstiego,= . prsejes:
dsajaoe przez dx6r1ed ztuteiaEy:
sig to skutkiem popei
kradziezy ma Jasnei 60
8 w 4
-~~- !
Z POZNANSKIEGO.
POZNAN. p. dr.. Ttadeusz ia
ostrzega pred p. Kas'mie::
rem Biega6skiim, Ft6Ty powo1ojac
sig ma kr6tkaa swa prace v biurze
straty, pdzniej karany wiezienlem
Z. sfa}szowan,e wetsli, podobno
obecnie rosmaiite osoby;
duohownychs r*wysysl
skuje: ich dobroosynuost.
MUIR GlosL1NA. s:letn, syn
acknowledge czeka} NJ.
.dworoa ma listonossa celem ode:
brania gazety. Ch&opiec stall tut
przy s1opie towsrowej, gdy nagle
wywr6oily. sic wrota i:spsd}Y :mu
ma. glove. Ch}opca wydobyto , roz,
bita czas.ka, :oie&ko .rannego odwie:
ziono natYohmiast do lekarza v
t'". .' - :. -. 49, =
Skokaoh, Me ma atoli nsdz,ei u:
trzymania go PREY" zYc1u.. +:
.PLESZEW. Wielkie snieszoze6oi,
podczas polowania spotkaio " Ma
ryano,wa,e kolonisteL Lisa, kt6ry 81,
uda{ ma zajaoe " towarzystwie ko'
lonistY+ Veningnagen ..strzelba osta
tniegoc wskutek Observation-Disclosures
pu6ci}a i oaly 7strsaa=utkna}:L'aow
" 4ywocie;: Ciezko raunego odwie'
%ziono do do,nu choryoh do Poz'
h"n:s' ~ Y %f !,
OSTR0W, Gospodarza Waslele
wskiego w. ZAborach kopna& koh.
skalecsy& tax n,ebezpiecznie, !
nieszezedlivycztow.ek zmarl k1rdtk'
po wypadku.
49, Pewien r%aflnowaDy oszus
l T d . . -" .- ..- 'a f T. -r =
,wxia{ ma HAWAI- w{6darza Kaspr
Mocka z Kurowaf. Oszust przedstal'
vii. music jake urssdnik gospod;
csy hrabiego Matkowskiego =:
Grem banina i prsyjaf 60 dotsnt4e!
.]jako borowego.. Prey: tel speso
bno6c, kaza}soble :wreesyd wszyst
. iie= papiery Mooka, sko to: swi'
.]deotwo w}6dsrskie Bah pod: ocia
tenn, se Strzy3ew. (Deutschholf)
ta%se ~termiuatke Z Kurowa. opr6c
j. tego sazadak ossust 8 marek sadatk
ma = koutrakt,;. kt6rY* nsstepneg
dn,a miaa prsyslad adwokat Doert
> : Kepua. oszust wsiawszy papier
, xxadatek, znikl. bez 6ladu.,
KEPN0.: Prey be y 5o' koso'o'
katolickiego spad} Z russtowan1
; prey wiety uozeh c'esielski Ffar
o,ssek Cora wski,:s Nleszczest1w
;. odni6s} SLIME ,vstrs4tbn,ie,n1iiise mdsg'
,oprdc. te . porani} sig straszn
spes6b. "a:
= c:=,sa. ------------ .;
Il W. WIoscE Pod Wr1esn
. wybuchi W tyoh dniach polar
ono rohn<n;ka. 3nAidu1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-18

{ / : lCs;HiiELMzA. lego roku prsyje~
Il -tutejssa cukrownia 70 tysiscy
csntnar6ws burak6w. tel az z Pelski
p6i.'kordonowej. :.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-18
:" - ~ - n tg =. TX. :" 04Y-F z 49,. Z
z pop MOSKALA.

us0Jo0yS AA uOAAv" F~O1AS1 ~
krdtkim targu: spprzedaia awa 1e-
letnia edrksaz "a 9b5rb. :0trz ymniawszy
poozet:t Il sunny % rb. wy rodna
m'atka tnawsett ME mn'aoo oha), z zim-
nas krwis. opusoiia dom rozpustY,
zostawiajac ma passive swa rodsona
odrke. Po*pewnym czasie zjaw1la
po=odb'dr reszty' t.: j. :: rb.:
.w]aaoioiel zak}adu ME zapiera} jel
tel wyp{aty,. ale postawif warunek,
zeby przyprowsdzi}a j~eszcae jedna
dziewczyne, TO razem otrzyma %
Erb. Ma tym" warunku rozbi}a sig
Gala trauzakcYa / kobieta owa ME
ctrzymawszy resszty, zabra}a c6rke,
kr6ra 40 to blagata, pobranych
zas przedtem @p1eniedzy ME ch2e
zwrdcic, d~owodzao, re c6rka jej
przez czaz .pobytusw tym@domu za~
robi{a 90: r |. pokry}a wlec wYda"
tex z nawi4zka.1S e" !.
MONOGRAPHS. Sad otregowy
rozpoznawaf ztsd:aa 40: proces6w.;
wytoozzoniyoh ir6anym :osobom "a
utr4ymiy,w I ,a:szkdfek" PodsadnlI
~t{dmaosyli sre. se uczyll:* jedyn,e
oxytania ikateohizmu. Sad: skasal
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "a .gtzy.'
why cd l do. rubli. w wiezienlui
" Nieswiezzu odsisduje 'kars.> zna4
czna liczba w1oS1ciian Z Niedz wiedzic;
skazanychna w~lszienie "a naucza-!
me- :dzieo. -. " f
koDz Krxawa odpr"wa. DO
Gszety Csestochowsk'sj pisa 2
Paryza: =s:s /. IF. =
W pob.lziu sEancelaryi gminuej
Unorchskiej s;najduje sig sklsp ma
sarsk, m1odejj ]; mine!ssatkl wa wrzenie-
wukiej, kt6rree;;' MAJ d ] poowo}aoy zostal
jake roze,r,w1ista, dc wojska Poz-
bawiony op,ekl meskiej sklep JUL
byl kilkakrotnie przedmiotem
westenuieh a1mator6w oudzej VIA
sno6oi. a
Ostatnf xamach ns1sklep sakon.
.sy} sic d y h 3 krwawo. O"
ko}o ? godz. y: aooe,y zfodsieje wy
1jeli okno. AZ aypialni Wawrzenie-
wskiej j. to .drogaa we 4 dostall sic
do mieszkania .Trzech zboczyhdc6T
uda3o sic do. sklepu i p~ospiesznie
}adowate:w .kosza mi6siwo,: czwartY
zostal ma tpzataeh przy dpiaoej W,
Chl6a .noony, dobywajacy sic
pr.ez otwsrte. okno. rosbudzil lezae, =
&c " ko}ysae dziecle. kt6re 'saosefo
,tkwil,d. R,tzebuasisa sig Wawfze''
niewska j. :spostrsegfa PREY fosk1
mlodego mesozzyzns, lubiefn'e j.
obserwujaeego. " jednej ohwil'
W. ehwyo.ta stojsea PREY fozku
sleklere 1 roxplstala nia czas1ks
.wego n,epro,.oage@gso go doz6roy. zioa
o1yhoy .abl ~ ll1lE' VEGAS !"
zbiegli. Nasatie:na sladich niena-
ltrafiono.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-07
: pT FRED ScHNEFER.

determined to crafty his desire. 10
no avail did his parents fling them
selves at his feet and enjoin upon
him that a rolling stone gathers
no moss. Wilfred harshly replied
that he was not after moss, but
sea kale.
Nothing would stay the rash
youth, and bidding them a super
cilious farewell, he ambled down
to the quay, where he boarded a
sailing bark which was going to be
shipwrecked. The gruff captain
cheerfully gave him a berth as
cabin boy, and a black eye. Soon
the vessel was but a speck on the
horizon. ~.
That was many years ago. Little
is known of the fate of Willful Will
fred, except that on some far trapic
isle, a flaxen haired potentate on a
bamboo throne rules over an I'M
cultured, dusky tribe, which sub
sists upon such poor fare as cocoa
nuts, bananas, poultry, yams and
shellfish gathered on the sands. 1t
is safe to say that to no purpose
does he bewail his neglect of prin-
ciple and restraint. Proud, insol-
ent and capricious, he Is doomed to
end his days doing just as be durn
pleases.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-07
BIG BUSINESS ON THE FARM,

And now the bonanza farmer steps into the limelght
wearing overas tucked into $15 made order boots He
drives madly hther and hther in his automobile bossng
ms 100 odd harvesting crews they spread out over
his 20OO-acre wheat field
Farmers are on the of revolution in their affairs
They are getting recognition from legislatures and rail
road lawyers which they did not enjoy few years ago
And there is revolution in the training of future farmers
Formerly when farmer had particularly bright son
he was educated lawyer. There was always some
thing uneanny in the old farmers mind about awin'
and the legal profession His less brighter son was made
farmer as his father had been
Conditions reversed The brighter lads of the
Farm sent to agricultural Schools and if this is not
possible they kept the farm that they may get
better opportunity to be successful They read farm
journals and watch the reports on agriculture
The lad less brilliant than this bright farmers boy is sent
70 the city to enter profession.
There four conditions operating to make present
bonanza farm life different from the past They are:
Increased prices of land.
Increased prices of labor.
Need of feeding ten people where formerly but one was
led ~ ~"
Need OF maintaining the fertility of the soil
Every element that makes trusts banks and railroads
must be taken into account in the farming
business if the farmer is to be successful.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-07
KUMYS, A RUSSIAN
FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH

Ladies', you will have to doff your
Russian toques to the steppe chill
dren for another novelty. This time
it is something to drink, not to
wear. And the drink is strictly a
temperance cup. 1t is far removed
from vodka.
This drink is kumys (also spelled
koumiss). 1t is just the thing for
dyspeptics and for building up per-
sons restricted to light diet. Most
physicians and some old timers In
this country know about 1t, but the
vogue for kumys has extended all
over Europe, where the medical fra
ternity has welcomed 1t warmly,
and kumys cure establishments are
maintained at many health resorts.
The beauty about kumys consists
IN the fact that it is food as well
as a drink. For that matter,
kumys is simply milk. But 1t is
milk in an entirely novel form.
In Russia kumys, when 1t is the
real article, is made of asses milk,
which is most adapted to the prepa.
ration of the beverage. But a very
satisfactory brand is made from
cows milk, which is available ev-
erywhere.
Now here are the ingredients
that go into kumys:
One cake compressed yeast.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-07
WllLFUL WlLFRED

Many young persons seem to
think it is not of much consequence
to heed advice or admonition. They
vainly imagine that to follow their
own bent, without a care for guild
ance by the sagacious Or venerable,
is mark of enterprise and spirit.
But, of verify, when such as these
come to grief through their own
folly, they fall against the harpoon
hard.
Some years ago there was boy
whom l shall call Wilfred. He was
headstrong and disobedient and
had no concern for the adjurations
OF others. In fact, he even turned
deaf ear to the useful precepts in
his copybook and remained blind to
the voice of his elders. Wilfred
was indeed the willful thing.
One pleasant morning Wilfred
embraced resolution to run away
and become sailor on the main.
He pictured to himself a life care
free and replete with pleasurable
adventure. In the first ardor OF
youth he devoted no thought to the
dangers of the deep, nor hardships
such as the chilling storm, the
clustering billow or the ossified
ships biscuit. No. Wilfred was
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-07

three teaspoonfuls ], sugar nine
tablespoonful water. 20
Mix these in a bowl and let stand
for an hour at 70 degrees while
they blend and commence to fer
ment. Heat three quarts of fresh
milk to lukewarm, stir the blend
into 1t and let it stand another
hour at 20 degrees. Then bottle il.
Some people make kumys in a
simpler way, adding merely enough
cream OF tartar to cover a silver
dime. heaping FULL to one quart of
milk.
A necessary part Of the process
is the bottling. Strong bottles,
such as champagne bottles, are re-
quired. and these have to be tight.
ly corked and wired. After being
bottled the milk should be kept at
a temperature OF about 70 degrees
for eight hours, shaking occasion
ally. Then it should be kept in
the ice box couple Of days before
1t will be ripe. Kumys when ripe
will be white and thick, like
whipped cream, and have a pleas
ant, tart taste. II will be ruined.
however. II the bottles are not
thoroughly sterilized before being
filled.
You will find kunlys the yfinese
thing in the world for a delicate
stomach. In Russia they say that
regular diet OF kumys insures
long life.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-07
AFTER INSANE UNCLE

William Kuns, a farmer living a
short distance south Of Spokane,
left last night for Pendleton, Ore,
to bring an uncle, who Is In GUS
tody for insanity. here for care.
His uncle was taken off train at
Pendleton the other night, raving
maniac. He had considerable
money and a ticket to Spokane, be-
ing on his way here to see his
nephew at the time. His condition
is puZzling his relatives.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-07
MOST ANYTHING

"In many cases what folks call
Failure is simply success in layin
down on tn job"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-07

has studied much and ranted little.
But he has been everlastingly on
the job
AS result of his example there
will be a real minority in the SEN
ate before many years. His fight
has been Illuminating in the way
of showing up the fake warfare be-
tween the empty remnants of polit-
ical parties" which in fact were
all one solidarity of greed.
The country owes a debt of graft
tude to Wisconsin. LaFOllette is
only nominally senator nom that
state; he is in fact our senator at
large.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-07

CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST
Corner of Fourth and Post.
Service Sunday morning at II
o'clock. Subject of the lesson SER
mon, Spirit" John M. Hender-
son, first reader.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-07
ENoLisH LUTHERAN

Wallace and Adams4-P Preaching
service II q. m. and p. m. Sun
day school 10 q. m. Rev. w. L.
Ridenour. pastor. Subject Of morn
ing sermon, The Great Supper of
the Lord" Speaker at the even;4
ing service, Rev. G. f. Pauchertt
pastor Of First English Lutheran
church.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-07
CALVARY BAPTIST.

At the Calvary Baptist church,
Third avenue near Stevens street,
Sunday morning at IL the pastor,
the Rev. J. Gordon Mcpherson, will
preach on the subject: THE o.
fering Of Isaac" In the evening
his topic will be: God Moves in
Mysterious Ways"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-07

Natural history note.-The trav-
cling crane has not much wander
lust. Once established in a home
it will not leave the Enclosure al
loted to it. 1t is not a hearty eat
er, either, but sometimes picks up
bit of pig iron to carry it along
for a while
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-07

Sir, did you write that account
in your paper about my lecture ON
The Curse of RUM"
"Yes'm."
We'll, I'd like to know what you
meant when you said "the lecturer
was full of her subject"
Mrs. Dentist-Well, did you col
lect from Bilkins for that set of
false teeth you made for him last
year?
Dentist should say not. He
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-07

not only refused to pay me, but he
CRASHED them at me-my own
teeth.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-31
Husband Fair in Belgium.

BRUSSELS, May 31.-Bachelors
from many parts of the world are to-
day the guests of the fair maidens Of
the village, of Ecaussine-Lalang'
where the annual husband fair" is in
progress today Special trains carried
curious crowds of matrimonial candi-
dates to the quaint town from PARIS
and all the chief towns of Belgium.
The incoming bachelors mustered at
th), railroad station at o'clock this
afternoon and marched to the town
hall. where they were received by the
maids of Ecaussine. There were
speeches of welcome by an unmarried
girl and mutual introduction. Then
lunche con- champagne and Hainauit
cakes and other good things. Concerts,
omen air balls, fireworks fill the long
evening program.
This husband fair has become one OF
the sights" of Europe. Numerous
American parties are attending 'he
fair. Candidates to matrimony come
from England, Germany, Italy, Holland
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-31

TWO 5-.2CRE TRACTS;
best land in Walla Walla
valley: subirrigated; plenty
of water; on car line. $60s
down, balance, good terms.
121-4 ACRES CHICKEN
ranch on car line; price $500
$4,000 de vn. Best buy In
valley.
TWO oNE-ACRE TRACTS
$500 per acre; one-third
cash: terms Oh balance.
TWO LOTS IN EAST WAL
Ia walIa; $25 down; balance
SO per month. Price, $3.50. A
snap.
FOUR-ROON HOUSE, LOT
50x12O in Green's First Ad-
dition; $3.50 down; balance
$40 Der month.
TWO LOTS, FINEST LEFT
in the city; one block distant
from car line. II you do not
want to pay a good stiff
price for the best, pray do
not bother us.
THESE ARE ALL SNAPS.
Call and see US at once.
LEONARD e. LATHROP
Room and 2, Jones Bldg.