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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-15
Rain Helps Farmers.

The recent rains, especially that of
last Wednesday afternoon. was a big
help to the farmers. North township
people, however, feel that there should
have been more of 1t. 1t is reported
that it rained more in the southeast
part of the county than in the south
west. There was a little shower in
Hammond last night about midnight
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-15
Taken To Crown Point.

James Filan and Thomas Livingstone,
two young men who were arrested at
Kindel's grove last Wednesday night
on the charge of petit larceny, were
taken to Crown Point yesterday noon
they having been unable to furnish
the necessary bond.
Although Judge Barnett at first fixed
their bonds at 81 900 each. he later re-
duced it to $500
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-15
GET THE BIG PRIZE.

Well once against you fell down
on supplying the words.
Some of you got one right and
some got the other and we ARE gO-
ing to give you a chance to try
again.
There's $3 In 1T for the first one
who supplies the correct missing
words, and so doubt there Will be a
grand helter-skelter for the prize,
so get busy early. The same miss
ing words for You to MI out.
Now get busy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-15
East Siders To Meet.

The proposition to open Calumet av-
enue from its present northermost
point TO the point where it joins with
Sheffield avenue will be taken up at
the meeting of the East Side Improve
ment association tonight
The question of securing a park on
the river will also be taken up at
this meeting There are a number of
other matter which will come up before
the association
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-15
Resumes His Studies.

Don Mcmahon, son of Judge w. w.
Mcmahon, left last Tuesday for Law
ton Lake, Mich, TO resume his studies
there at the summer school of the
Notre Dame university. Previous to
going he spent a week with his par
ents in Hammond.
Don Mcmahon has taken UP the study
of law, and is getting along splendidlv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-15
Working On Railroad Guide

Carl Kanney, who has taken up the
Calumet Region Monthly Railway
guide, which was started some time
ago by Roscoe E. Woods. is at work
on new guide which will cover the
entire region and expects to have it
out in a month. The new guide will
contain the schedules of all the rail-
roads and interurban lines in the re-
gion
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-15
VIRGINIA RAIL IS
CAPTURED BY POLICE
Caught Tapping on a North
Side Pane" Quoth the
Raven, Never More"

A gentle tapping on the window,
growing more insistent, almost like a
Romeo in despair waiting for his Juliet
set the neighborhood of Dearborn and
Gostlin streets guessing last night, and
finally the attention of the police was
called to the mysterious noise.
officers Herman and Homan, two of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-15
Visiting Parents.

A. c. NBeckman, son of John n. Beck
man. is here visiting his parents, A c.
Beckman is a structural engineer for
the American Bridge company. and is
at present having his vacation. His
last piece of work was the erection of
a smoke consumer at Kenneth, Cal
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-15
Buys Waverly Electric.

Mrs. T. S. Betz has just purchased a
Waverly electric car, and Mr. Betz has
ordered a Stoddard Dayton, which will
be delivered as soon as the factory can
make the necessary arrangements. The
new Stoddard Dayton will take the
place of the one which was recently
wrecked in the accident in Sheffield
avenue.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-15

THERE'S CE.yCE THAT ron
OUGHT NOT TO POSTPONE THAT
sSHoPPINGs ANY LONGER. READ
THE TINES ADS AND SIZE II THIS
~ not 80.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-15

THIS MIGHT BE THE BEST DAY
OF THE YEAR TO BUY 1T. READ
THE TIMES "ADS" AND SEE
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-15

The South Chicago police today were confronted
with mystery when the body of unidentified man was
found in the Calumet river at One Kindred and Sixth ST.
Detectives who examined the body unable tell
whether death due drowning or some other cause
The body apparently had been in the water about two
weeks.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-15
Latest News

Crown Point, Ind, July15-The of the Gary &
Southern Railroad VS. the city of Gary by which the
plaintiff seeks enjoin the city from interfering with
the construction of its line in the city of Gary is still
trial before Special Judge Herbert S. Barr this place.
The evidence is all being introduced by affidavit and
there witnesses being heard. The arguments in
the being heard and great deal of interest
being taken in the by Crown Point people
anxious to the road built The impression general
in Crown Point that the will result victory for
the interurban line.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-15

Lowell, Ind, July 15.J i'm Haines the Jasper county
: bad man. who shot Game Warden Gillian is still at
large, efforts to locate him yesterday fruitless
They report that he has received renforcemns
rlcaded himself IN his house Another attempt to smoke
him out will be made today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-15

Logansport, Ind, July 15.-The Pennsylvania rail-
road company, it became known here today has given
orders to the head of the policing department hire
more men. This looks grim to the here who are
will fight the demands.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-15

GENERALLY FAIR TO-
DAY AND SATURDAY;
LOCAL SHOWER
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-15

CONTINUED on page seven.j
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-15

Continued on Page Seven.l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-14
drzewa Gilliesa wyrzadzil
szkode na 3-5 mi'ion6w
.dOlar6N.

PARYZ, II lipca. -. Many
nowy skandal, nowy dow6d
jakich to ministr6w daily nam
rzady socyalistyczne. Przy
sposobnosci procesu karne-
go, wdrozonego fiDansiscie
Henrykowi Roshette, za}o-
ycielowi t. wv. francusko-
hiszpanskiego banku wysz1o
ma jaw, ze v eprsWacb ME
czystych tego banku Jest "a
angazowany byly premier
ministr6w Clemenceau.
Szwindle bankowe Wyszly
IA Jaw jeszcze " roku 1908
j v roFu tym uwieziono Hen
ryka Rochette, na wyrazne !
bezposrednie polecenie spoil
nika jego spraWek, premiera
Clemenceau.
w parlamencie przYgoto-
wuje sic burza, kt6Ia dis q Is
wybuchnie. Przy jjacieIe Gle
menceau zwalsja cala wine
tych zarzut6W na byltgo mi
nistTa spraw zagranicznych
Delcasse, nieprzeje ednanego
Wroga ekspremieTa. Brac5a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-14
z NIW POLSKICH ;
W AMERYCE

CHICAGO, Ill. p owazne
obrazenia na prawem bio
sdrze ciezkie : uszkodzenia
Wewnetrzne odniosfa onegdaj
.nieWiiasta polska nazwiskiem
Marya B. Pakula, gdy padla
1a br.lk schod odzac 2 tramwa-
ju linii Aschland ave. Me
szczesiwa odwieziiono v am
bulansiie policyjnym do mie-
szkania jvj pnr. 293O Tbroop
Ill. 4.
s Nagla smierciia aginal c.
negdaj % ietni Antonj Z u
szewski, naIieszkajj pnr.
1854 Milwaukee ave. Wracal
on ubieglego ponied dzial kI:u',
okolo godzi.ny iede|nastej vie 4
czorenl z Yciieczki " park,l
Excelsior = chcac dobiedz
lak najpredzei do tramNaiu,
ME zauwazyl ncianego plo-
tn okalajacego trawnik obok
ogrodu i zlk',olWego, Z przy.
czem potklnaal s.i sic tax nieszcxe
6liwiie, ze przaer'wa'lla ], I mn siie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-14
WIEDEN II liDca.

WIEDEN, II lipca. Ma
zadanie arcyk siecia Jozefa
wdrozY1 sad marszal koWskj=
postepowanie edyktalne Q
uznanie s1nierci rcyksiecla
Jana Salvatore, mango pod
imieniem Jana OHha. Jezei
Jan Orth ME da znaku zycia
" pre- ciagu szessciu mlesieey
natenczas zostanie uznanyIll
"a: "a umar1e go, Z 11aiatek jego
zgod dnie z pre- zepisani ustaWy
g ztestamen ntoHem dzie-
tlziczeniu rozd eit,I,,y pomiE-
'dzy potomk low. !.
Jan Orth zanaie eszaIl nnial
bye v spraw1e VI, s1nierc arcy-
ksiecia Kudolfa. az kazd1n ra-
zie zagiinai 3 min, sl,1ch Cd.
LAT blisko 20 q przez ten czas
tylkp Cd czasu do ezasll mad
chodza wiessci, Ilieraz - przesa
'lz,one, opiisujace= lego Iallat;ze 9.
zyciie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-14

PASSAIC, n. Z. PAM Ma
rya Kunicka, kt6ra Cd trzech
at ME lyle Z mezem, q =
kt6rym przedtem mieszkala
v New Yorku, straciIa pred
dwoma laty najstarszego -
letniego Wtenczas synka J6-
zefa, kt6rego ,lprowadzit
mial jakis nieznany meziczy-
zna. Wszelkie poszukiiwania
"a min zostaly bezskut teczne.
w piatek zjawila sic jakas
nieznajom kobieta " domu
kunickiei j osniad dczyla, ze
Fuprowadzony pred dwoma
laty synek j I6zef znajd duje sic
pm. l52 4 ul. Poniewaz ME-
znajoma wprosifa sic do 10
|stania przy drugim 4-letnim
|synku adyslawiie, celem
90, ]. pospiieszyIa
Kunicka pod poWy Wyzzszy adres.
Wr6ciwszy zsnalelonym5.
|synkiem q uWazyll zie oWa
Diesnai aion,a kobieta uproWsa
dzila lei MI otlszego synka.
.nalezionyc 4 kt6re-
90 natka l,ez but6R i u @po1i-
Icz,ch dc douln przyprowa-
.dzila aial gnsy1 4 n ciele, kt6-
1e mn mia a6 prsez bicieI
jaki6 M czyzna d kt6rego
lniiss. shIo byi tyl-s
llko sfai,ii,el ItotIaf q - a ieszkal
~ Pine lecz 111liiel sea ME
|In6gi klaflnle d s2..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-14

BERLIN, II. lipca. " v.
tutejszych kolach dyl,lorna-:.
tycznych omawiaja zywo
zawarty traktat japodsko-ro-.
syjski. Ca}y tekst umowy ME
jest jeszcze znany, gdyz go
dotychczas ME podano do
wiadomosci mocarstw jnny:h
ale 2 wiadomych ustep6w
najwiecej wzbudza zaintere.
sowania ustep, re oba pan :
stwa II. Rosya i Japonia zo-
bowiazuja sic wsp6lnie poste-
powae ma wypadek wdarcia
sic pahstwa trzeciego spra-
wy Mandzuryi.
Mandzurya de facto nalezy
do Chin, q to zostaly wy
kluczone Cd mieszania sic "
sprawy swojego terytorYum.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-14

LWOW, Ii lipca. - Ukra-
ihscy studenci dokonali zno-
WI gwahu W murach tutej-
szego nniwersytetu, pragnac
wszelkiemi mozliw emf j nie-
mozliwemi srodkami spowo-
dowat Rad do zaprowadze-
MIA ruskiego, uniwersytetu
M}odziez polska wystapila "
obronie odwiecznych swych
praw, a zarazem W obronie
polskosci wszechnicy.
M1odose wziela gore przy-
szlo do bardzo powaznych
rozruch6w - krew lala sic
W salach i ma koryta:zach
uniwersytetu. Wilma spada
ma ,,Siczownik6w'', kt6rzy
calkiem wyraknie wrogo wy.
stepuja przeciw Polakom j
wszedzie chodza uzbrojeni Y
rewolwery, noze historycz-
ne toPorki.
Polacy tenn gor7cej bronili
polskosci swej nAlmae Ma
dris'', poniewaz obecny na.
miestnik Bobrzyd dski prowa-
dzi rutenofilska, peaiayke
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-14
R||:ol|x | %. 2
r. 555l. ~ - |rI-571 : -fl---s f--5,as

Itygodnia prochem. w rezul-
tacie jest on kaleka na Gale
zyeie, Clalopczyna dorwawszy d
Isie gdzie6 prochu nape1nil
MIN puszke blaszana q naste-
pnie nab6i zapalil. Nastapila
natnralnie ekspl plozya j W Okla
mgnieniu twarz chIopaka po
parzona zostala do niepozna-
MIA. Lekarze maja nadzieje
uratowania mll zycia, lecz W
reznltacie straci on Wzrok ma
zawsze. ,Straszne to nieszcze-
scie MECH slhzy q przestro.
|ge innym, zadnym zobawy
2 materyafami wybuc howYmi
P1TTSBURG, Pa, Marysia
Klimetowa jest strasznie roz-
czarowana. Dopiero lyle pare
tygodni 70 swym Pawlem pod
jednyn dachem; zaprzysiiagii-
sly mu dozgonna milosc, gdY
nusiala sic przekonac, ze
wyszla "a niegodziwego bru.
tala. .'s '.5
Wieczorem zbil ja niego.
dziWiec " haniebny spog6b.
Wz'iaWszy silny pasek j przy-3
70 ..ml'o:cow'awszy do jego jednego
< ko1ca hawai- zelaza, zaczaf
tym instrumentem okIada6
g ;s'Wa Marysie, gdzie sic daIo.
Kobieta uciekia Z dom1
krsyc1ac v nieboglosy, 1ecz
Pawti Kllimet na to nie I izwa-
zal. !, ,Pedzac 20 wszyst kich sd.
FAX pedzii utica przez caIy
=blok a olbrzymi t1um "a III. Il
mi. Dopiero policyant Ducat
zatrzymal brutalnego mal-
5onka Marysinego j zabral
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-14

PARYZ, IL lipca. Jeszcze
miasto nasze ME och1oneIo
po ostatnim wylewie Sekwany
q a-juz grozi mu druga podo-
.bna katastrofa.
Cd szesciu tygo,ini padaja
ciag}e deszcze,.. wiele REX.
mniejszych j dop1vw6w Wy
pelnilo sic po brzegi j iada
chwila groza opuszczeniem
koryta zalaniem okolic.
Dotychczas ucierpialy SLIME
winnice i sianokosy, kt6re
to ostatnie musi sic uwazac
"a przepadle.
Szkody "yrzadzone " cham
pagneskich winnicach przez
ustawiczne ulewy, oblic,aja
ma 80 milion6w frank6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-14

USA: Wiarus, 329 E. 8
zyla " praWej nodze. Zawez-
wano natychmiast ambulans
policyjnY, lecz. v drodze do
Iszpitala Kuszewskii wyzioDal
ducha.
DU[N|K.I-'RK, N. Y. fekno-
scia, natu.alnoscia j cudo-
wnoscia wystawionego obra-
71l ,,.Jezus ma krzyzu' pedzla,
Stanissawa Szulczyn nskiego
zachwyca sic Gale miasto. A
angielskie dzienniki poswie-
GAIA Gale szpalty tax opisowi
obrazu, jak j mlodemu arty-
scie. Ze obraz czyni Wielkie
wrazenie ma ladziacl,, j wzbu-
dza ducha poboznosci, moz-
ma poznac 2 nastepujacego
wypadku. Pomiedzy innymi
widzani pewnego wieczoru
byl ta1n pewiea W1och. kt6.
ry wpatruiac sic dluzszy czas
" obraz, ukleknal j zaczal sic
modlic. Kilku 2 obecnych "a.
czelo sic smiac = poboznoscj
Wlocha. Lecz ten ME zwaza-
jac ma smiech skohczyl mo-
dlitwe j wyszedl. Po chwili
cii co sic Small 2 W1ocha, spo-
wazniali, uklekli TAX samo i
zaczeli Sic modlic. Ma prawde
musi to bye cos nadzwyczaj-
nego, jezH obraz llaxet bez-
boznych wzrusza do modli-7
tWy.
CHICAGO, I'll. Mikolaj i
J6zef Merowicze, 19i 6 lat
lezq " stanieg adziejnym
W szpitalu " Evanston, skut-.
klem ran odniesionych pod
czas wdrapania sic na slup
|telegraf ficzny opodal Cd domu
swego 1911 Noyes u1., gdzie
zostali porazeni przez prad
elektryczny.
PierWszy wy}azl ma slup
Mikolaj a J67ef wdrapai sic,
by 20 ratowae.
Mikolaj mial popalone obie
nogi tax hanie bnie, Il mu je
musiano odjac. J6zef zas Cd
ni6sl wewnetrzne wtrzasnie /
MIA, skutkiem zetkniecia sic
2 bratem,
Franciszek Janesek, kon-|
duktor tramwajoWy, zamie-|
szkaly pod nr. 1869 przyI
South Springfield avenue,
utracil obie nogi v ponie-,
dzialek kiedy najechal go
tramWaj ma narozniku South
Forty eight avenue j West
Twenty sixth ul. Nieszcze
Aiwego zabrane, do szpitalaI
sW. Antoniego. gdzie dokona.
no amputacyi. Stan zdroxiaI
,Janeska ma bye krytyczny-
DETROIT, Mich i Elzb;etaI
|Strzalk owska, kt6,ej syn ~
ton4l try lain ten1u, wrzeko1 81
nc g I,rzy ~ patlflko'wo 'lJ niosIa'
do odnosnych s,vlladz poaanie1|
10 przeprowadzenie " tej spra-I
vie i. onoWnego ledzsWa.1 4
ITwierdzi ona, ze Jest y sta
ME postawiic 5wiadk k5w, kt6-)|
~ wid 1ieli4 & jak l,eWni chic
pacy synla q iej epchneli d.
wot1
Dziiesiec;; letni lugust|
Tr'endel 1 baRii1 ] siq ! Y 6rode q "a. ]
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-14

Clemenceau Pawel i Albert
przygotowuja sic do walki "
obronie honoru sWego brata
-wydali jnz naWet list O.
tWarty, Dazywala,; zarzu1y
bezczelnem k}amstwem. w
kazdym raziie jednak S. ind-
kowie " procesie Rochette q
zeznaja obeiazajaco dla eEs-
premiera.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-14

:. i.
MADRYT, II lipca. Po-
sci 1glezias, pierwszy socya-
lista, jaki W hiszpahskich
Kortezach przyszedi dc glosu
poruszy1 " pierwszej 2araz
swei movie sprawe rzekomo
niewinnej smierci Ferrery,
oraz sprawe rozruch6w bar
celohskich. Ma zako6czel,ie
powiedzia}, 70 byly premier
ministr6w Maura zostalby
zabity, gdyby byi nadal pre-
wodnniczy1 gabinetowi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-14
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE

GNIEZNO, II lipca. Su-
fraganem tutejszym zostal
zamianowany ks. Jasihski.
Stolica arcybiskupia " Po-
znaniu ciagle jeszcze osiero-
coma. Cd smierci sp. ks. ar
cybiskupa Floryana Stable
wskiego i. od rs listopada
1906, toczy sic walka 0 oso-
be, kt6ra ma zasiasc ma tro-
ME arcybiskupim.
Polacy bronia Gala sila praw
swoicb, a poniewaz znalez]i
najpotezniejszego sprzymie. ].
rzehca W csobie Ojca sw.,
przeto Rad ME cbcac spro
wokowac katolik6w, czepil
sic biernego srodka walki i
ME mianuje zadnego handy
data.
Wszyscy z upragnieniem
czekaja tel chw;li, W kt6rej
ks. Likowski zasiadlby na tro-
ME arcybiskupim " Poznaniu
DO prawy to Polak, 2 ME re-
negat cafem screen odda-
ny slusznej sprawie swego
narodu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-14

=.
WIEDEN II lipca. - Rad
Bienertha zapragnal popar-
cia Kola polskiego, dla pre-
prowadzenia pewnych reform.
Ko}o polskie oswiadczy1o 60
towosc poparcia Madu, ale "a
Gene budowy kana16w wod.'
nych, uchwalonych jeszcze
pred laty "a premiera Ko-
erbera.
Poniewaz Rad ME chce ka-
na}6w, a to zes wzgledu na
interesa niemieckich agrary-
uszy j niemieckich akcyona-
ryuszy kolei p6}nocnej -
przeto musiai odroczyc par.
lament, ME mogac bez Ko}a
po)skiego dokonac czegokol-
wick. Cabinet obecny, albo
bedzie sic musia} podae do
dymisyi, albo ulegnje pre-
istoczeniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-14

MONTREAL, Kanada II
lipca. Specyaln dspesza
2 Arnprler Ont. donosi, ze
pozar, kt6ry nawiedzii " l,o-
iedzialek j Wtt,rek sklady
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-14

= d +. . 80 . & 3 ~
IONDYN, II ]ipca. Cd
byl sic tn Stub ksiecia Anto-
niego RadziWilla z psnna Do.
rota Deacon, c6rka zrnarlego
EdWarda, Parkera Dee con.
Rodzina RadziwiHa ME
5byla ma slubie representatives,
ma, albowiem uwaza te1,
zwl4zek maizehski "a meza-
lians j Ujme, dla rcdziny,
skoligaconej 2 panujacemi
dworami Europy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-14

nieje jednokrotnie usiloWal u
kr6cif nabyte prawa Pola-
k6w.
Rozruchy doszly do tego
stopnia, ze n1inisterstwo o-
swiaty, ma zadanie Senatu
widzialo sic zmuszonem u
niwersytet zamknaf i wyslac
specyalna komisye dla zba-
dania l'rzyczyn j rozmiar6w
awantury.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-08
Writer. Lean Days.

Victor Hugo was at the time OF his
death the wealthiest Of nineteenth
century authors. In his younger days.
however, he knew the pangs Of pow
erty, as after quarrel with his ia,
ther. Gen. Hugo, he and his brother
had their allowances stopped. We
made $3.50 last us for Is months. One
chop would serve for lunch three
days in succession; on the first day
we would eat the lean, on the second
day the fat and on the third day we
would suck the bone. We discovered
place in the Quarter Latin where
for is sous Us cents) we obtained q
four.course dinner, a bottle Of wine
and as much bread as we liked. For
another sou we c-sained the sweetest
Of smiles from the pretty girl who
looked after US" This regime does
not appear to have spoiled Hugo's d.
gestion, for at the age Of SO he
cracked nuts with his teeth and ate
oranges as some people eat apples
peel and all.
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a Robin and lts Home.

"A correspondent whose home Is an
Ayrshire. Scotland rectory gives some
interesting, particulars of robin
which made temporary home In an
ivy plant at the entrance to the house
Visitors to the house had to pass with.
in few feet of his perch, but he took
little or no notice. Next winter he
returned to his old quarters. He ar
rived in December and left about the
beginning OF March.
He did not come this winter" says
the writer, 'in spite OF hard weather
though he was frequently seen in the
church and hall when doors and win.
dows were opened on fine days. Last
week, when the frost was at its keen
est. was returning home one evening
at sunset, and on approaching the
front door Of the rectory robin flut
tered down toward me and theI
perched on the church porch a few
yards away. ! purposely left the from
door open. and on returning little
later great was my joy to find thai
robin had come back to US.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
For the week ending June s, 1910.

For the week ending June 5, 1910.
Des Moines, Iowa.
Another cool and dry week has
been added to the record Of this err
ratio season. The mean temperature
was about nine degrees below the
normal, with a decided deficiency Of
rainfall and less than the usual
Of sunshine. While light show
ers occurred in nearly all sections Of
the state, the amounts of rainfall were
insufficient to be Of much benefit ex-
cept to retard the further drying Of
surface soil. Replanting of corn is still
in progress and the late planting is
showing a better stand than was ex-
pected, but on account Of poor seed,
cold weather and the ravages OF
moles, cut and wire worms, there will
not be more than IS per cent to Is
per cent of an average stand. The
cold weather has also retarded the
growth Of corn and cultivation is only
just beginning in the early planted
fields Small grain, and especially
oats, has made satisfactory progress,
and is still in good condition. Rye is
in bloom in southern and early pota-
toes are In blossom In the northern
districts. Grass in meadows and pas
lures Is short, but otherwise in fairly
good condition. The soil is exception
ally fine filth, and, with good, soak
ing rain and few days of warm
weather, all crops would improve rap
idly, although 1t is now too late to
expect an average crop of hay, even
with the most favorable weather. Tree
fruits will be nearly failure.
GEO. NJ. CHAPEL,
Section Director.
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in TOO MUCH OF A HURRY
Rural Delegate Indignant at The Idea
ct Driver Taking the Death
for Granted.

A sweet dispositioned horse was
slowly pulling delivery wagon down
Seventh street the other afternoon
when. just below Chestnut street, his
feet crossed and he fell heavily to the
pavement.
Up to that time large crowd had
been watching some laborers who
were digging hole In the street near
by. but as soon as the horse turned
the fiip-fiop they all "shook" the hole
and hustled to the better show. Kind
HANDS unhitched the fallen horse from
the wagon. but Notwithstanding this
help and the appeals Of the driver. the
horse refused to climb back on his
hoofs.
While he was still lying on the cold
stones a commuter from South Jersey
Joined the jubilee. First he saw the
hole in the ground. next the horse:
then a look Of surprise fioated over
his features.
Look here. constable, he said to
a policeman, "ain't ye goin' q leetle
BIZ too fast with that boss? Yer liable
ter have all yer work fer nothin'.''
What do you meant" asked the pc
liceman.
WAL. it's jes' this way said the
rural delegate, should think ye .wonlt
kind O save time by waitin' ter see 4
the boss Is goin' ter die afore We star
ter dig hole ter bury him. Phila
delphia Telegraph.
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benind MN, drawing ms nalf-con.
scious adversary toward the shelter Of

behind MN, Drawing ms naif-coii-
scious adversary toward the shelter Of
the tunnel.
With a roar like distant thunder the
walls leaped together and big wave
came rolling down on them. It bat.
tered against the roof behind them az
they ran, deluging them with liquid
( CRIME and ooze; it roared behind
them, but faster still they hurried to.
wards safety. until at last they fell
exhausted at the tunnel entrance and
willing hands hauled them up the
shaft together
When O'Donovan opened his eyes
and heard himself called hero he
surprised himself by bursting into
tears. Then he staggered to his feet
and went over to Healy.
.sTake this" he said. passing q thin
piece of cardboard into his hand. Its
you she loves, Tim. Sure, and I lied
to yez."
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BuNYlP MERELY LARGE SEAL
Scientist Sheds Light on Mysterious
Animal That Terrified Aus
traIIan AborIglnes.

+
Early settlers in Australia learned
from the blacks the legend OF the
"bunyip." fearsome creature sup.
posed to dwell In the swamps and to
terrify beholders from time TO time.
Many appearances Of this mysterious
animal have been reported. but IN nc
case was the evidence satisfactory OF
conclusive. The latest story Of the
sbunyip' comes from the Black
swamp near stawell. 20 miles from
Melbourne. The director Of the Mel
bourne zoo went up and succeeded in
viewing the animal through power
full field glass. He pronounced It t.
be an unusually large SEAL The zos
authorities have offered q reward o.
$50 for its capture.