davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-02
GRANVILLE, So OAK.
Szanowna Redakcy,o
. Wiarusa!

Serdecznie prosze umiescit
to " =naszym kochanym pi-
|semku, we Wiarusie jak to
" przeszlJ NJ numerze pisa
10 sic 0 weselu, tax teraz pi-
SIZE sic Q naszei uroczystosci
Bozego Gala, kt6raSmy OBJ
|chodzili " zesz!y czwartek.
Pogoda sprsyiala jak najle
piej, tylko 40 wiatr przeszk'o[-
dill do niesienia naszych du-
|zych brackich choraggWi "
pochodzie podczas tel wspa-
nialej procesyi, musiano
zwinat choragwie, lecz pro.
porce j obrazy przystrojonte
SLY " jak najlepszym po-
rzadku. Do pomocy " uro-
czystoSci tax godnego obcho-
du pomagai naszemu Wiel.
ks. Dr.. j. Wojtowiczowi Wiel.
Ike. Fierek Z Solo, So. OAK.
Procesya sic odbyla uroczys.
Gle . ~najwieksza pompa, Wy.
stapieniem wszystkich bractw
Iw regaliach swoich brackicb
|Procesya ciagneia sic ma pol
mill diugosci j wszyscY pc:
stepowali twarzami pe1nemi
|czci j wesela, lecz " lynn mo,
mencie smutek spadl prawie
ma Gala parafie, DO doniesio-
no o 6mierci wielce szanoW-
nego parafianina AIllntoniego
Miotka, stalego abonenta Via
rusa, prawd,z,iwego
go zolnierza tel parafii. s. p.
Antoni Miotek byi jeszcze "
mlodym .wieku,2 DO dopiiero7
sko6czyl 81 lat, rodem byl
I'D WciharnWa 5Prus ZaChO-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-02

REpUBLIKANsKlE prawybo-
~ " celu wybrania delegat66w do
powiatowej konwencyi, ma kt6re;
zostana wybrani delegaci do stano-
wei konwencyi odbedzie sic v 6ro-
de wieczorem Is. czerwca. Powia-
iowa %konwencya odbedzle sic " ha-
Ii "Armory hall" " piatek wieczo-
rem l7go czerwca, a stanowa kon
wencya obdedzie sic " st. Paul
2lgo czerwca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-02
cx

l 10 maia, 1910
Szanowna RedakcYo!
Kiedyz b,edzie koniec tel niecnej
roboty
0Polaka : mad W:l1Salfy j jego holoty--
znowu dis jjaR wida6 pekla mu
obroza,
Pokqsaf G6rskiego = ugryz1 ormuza.
Lech mu sig dal przeprosic, DO to
niewinny baranek-
My6lal, ze take. same SERGE ma
Janek-
Ale gdzie tax, omylil by
sic ten wielce, ktoby myslal,
re cz1owiek Q burzl;wym
charakterze kiedy6 sic opa-
mieta nigdy! Przyslowie
|E=.EEO ErE.Eb9 Ahs&t ~ @e60GES H=Ep"As -g%.4egtiH
powiada, ze czem skorupkziaa
"a mlodu naciagnie tenn ira
ii ma zawsze, j tax v rze-
%czywisto5ei bylo Jest bedzie.
P. Polak z mad Wisly j je
go kompania by}a j lest a.
wanturniczych- poglad6w j
watpie, czylj sic kiedy 2 tego
brzydkiego Wyleczy natogu.
b jakiem praWem, kiedcly
zamiast slabnae poteznieje.
Pred %niedawnym czasem O.
wa sp6lka zawdy wYpowia-
dala swoje ze wszystkitego
ME zadowolenie pod dwoma
Epostaciami az tych dw6c'h1|
|postaci zrobiia sic obecnie j
#trzecia j to tax jeszcze wysz-
|kolona, choeiaz mlodziutka,
izie y, ze wszystkliife''m. b|'ituje sWo--
lie tarespoprzedniczki
?. D'ob D'la' czy tyllk Ike
|twemu bosoWi a. W.
Ewolno pisa6 co mu Pie ty u,
gpodoba, I innymn nie2 e 8
tax A: ] wv'iies'll.kl,i,e,lggol'. Ia, g
EwilnnlS ". - . zz,ggsanllIiil 81 s. praspe
= II, ]. - y t % sarn!yymi|
gro1gdllkllul, ppeolsltt;uuls r Q. q III via via:
- oialksiems q, sto ggodtIz Iii
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-02

gle pragna tel 6mierci ably.
przyszla jak najpredzej j "a
%prowadzi}a " domu upragg-
'niony spok6j, zabieraiac 2.
tego swiata jedno re SODA.
Me pomoga skargi VIOLA
MIA napomi mania kaplana;
shchaja tego niby skwapli.
vie, ale zy6 TAX jak on ich.
naucza jakos ME NIGGA.
Me dziwie sic tym kt6rych
tn mann ma mysli alo ich
~niewyrieniam DO SO to sami
analfabeci, vice q niemaja
si1 czem innem zabawic jak
tylko kl6tnia, CIV to " do
mu /. ely " sasiedztwie, ale
sic dziwie tym, kt6rzy sic
maja nibv "a uczonych a mic
ME czvnia lepiej, jeszcze 60.
rzej, bo publicznie pred ca
lynn 6wiatem czernia sic pc
gazetach i szkaluja. A kto
ich do tego ohludnego. ely
nu pobudza latwo odgadnaf,
DO to- Jest zazdro6t piekiel-
ma, Sci stopie1 grzechu glow
nego. Malo sic trait |; z|eelby po.
lax polakowi zyczyl dobrze,
jak ma polaka katolika przy-
stoi - czenl 20 niezepchnie
" btoto tenn, go j ME wyciag
ME katdy chce byc, CORA
mad drugim j medrszym Cd
wszystkich, Napisze jeden co
do gazety protest spree
ciwia sic temu j jak flip
2 konopi krzyczy ze to zle,
g}upiec bajki 2 tysiaca i jed
nej nccy: pisze napisze
drugi, to znowu ksiadz. ka.
plan jubileuszowy.. Odezwie
sic trzeci to ten zn6w ma glo->
we ME Cd parady ma karku
it'd. no, to " takim razie Mkt
ME niema pisac do gazetv a
wy szanowni panowie Re.
daktorzy i>Redaktorki must
Gle sami osoblscie jezdzi6 Cd
wioski do wioski Cd miasta
do miasta j zbierac wiado-,
mo6ci jezeli chcecie nadal
wydaWac gazette.
Mill bracia kochajmy sic ale ME o! o.
7;s1 obludnie,
sMifoGG nasza Ola Polaka, MECH mig
dysnie chlodnie.
5Ity bracie Nadwislaku twoim 81
mem Dobromikem,
Oswiecajcie PolskosG nasza ale do
N. brym czyynlem.
Lech GIG kocha ! szanuje jak villas.
neggo syyna
Me zaluje 81 dad wypi6 wyborneggo
wilma.
a ~ zaraz pc jedneemu masz jakby
"a wiele.
Przesladujesz ~oczerniasz mole
przyjacieles.,
zyczym1y 81 zdrowia, szczeScia do
#. brych obyczaj66w,
Mech ci Visa ME zaleje twoich u
! rodzaj6w.
LECH=.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-02
WlADO,llMOsCI.
MIEJSCuME ! B
m

UlROCZYsTosG Bozego Gala u
:obchodzonoSu mas Y n,i il q bare bar,
do uroczyscie. Sumo odlpraawgyiilf
Wiel. ks. proboszcz ]. IPachlo llslkil
" asystean1tcyl We'll ksiieezzyyE J. Her
ka i j. Grabowskiego. 20 su ltrlieI
by4a praocesya do c 81 atoltarrz2Jy
ma pam1atke czterrech ewanggie Eli :
Mateuszza, Marka, Knkasza Jana,
5kt6ra celebrowa} take Wiel. ks.
proboszcz " otoczeniu Wyzejj wyss
m%ienionych ksiezzy, poprzeddlz.anrlyy
dlugim szeregiem d~ziewczatek rzu,
cajacych kwiaty ma}ych !chlopc6W
re 6wiecami j komitetami waszyst..
kich bractw: j towarzystw. Nabo-
zenstwo zakohczylo sic b}ogosla-
wienstwem NajsWietszego Sakra.
mentu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-02

Nom naabozehstWie v naszej
sparafii, o kt6rem tn mkt O.
ipr6cz niego niewie.
Go tutejsi polacy p. Cor
.skiemu %opowiadali " Marlinie
to on tylko to napisa}, 60
za6 do tego zeby p. lG6rski
|pragna} zemsty Lecha ma
twym papie to Jest nivpraW-
da. Musleli6cie sic obaj zle
poroizumie6, DO inaozej byl-
BY tw6j papa tax wysokiem
dostojehstwem p. G6rskiego
ME Daryl. 4,
Pan G6rski z Lechem 50
Ito " prawdzie dwaj serdecz.
al przyjaciele, ale zemsta
iblizniego " ich sercach ME
|istnieje.
Fake p~rzypomnienie sta
will Lechowi w sWoim CA
Isle >. Ormuz j p. Kowaiski
ale Lech sic ME kwapili swo-
lie fortece zburzyl j ME chce
II p. Polakiem z mad WisIy
wiecej mice mic do czynienia.
Dziwi mnie mocno, ze sic j
D. Z owalskiemu W tym
wzgledzie cos ME dostaio, a
to pewnie 2 tego powodu, ze
|tenze pisa}, ze co dis zarobi
to dis zje j zapewne p. Do
bromys} mysla}, ze p. Ko-
Walskl JUL 2 Brenham Wyje-.
cha} gdzie ma lepsza prace,
ably przynajmniej " sWieto
Il " niedziele mia} co do ust
SWiozyc. s#
Inaczej sprawl stoi = p.
.Ormuzem, gdyz jak sam
twierdzi, ze Jest w1ascicieler0
Observation-Disclosures
.pieci,sz kt6remi sic tax lat
We roz}aczyc ME moze vice
5musi dalej W Lockhart EOS
tao j p. Dobromysl PREY
.skrzypnaf mu piete " bucie.
Ola czego ia nienawi66 j
ta niezgoda tax sic pomie.
dry nami rozpanoszy4a to
o~dgadnac. Jezeli sic.
.siedzi " domu to zdaje sic, ze
jake tako tkwi spQ-
#k6j miedzy tutejszymi pola-
kami, ale ie1eli sie-wyjdzie.
% "a dom, zaraz slysze6 sic
dale, ze tam sasiedzi wodza
sie "a }by, wl6cza sic pc ga
j traca honor picnic
DE niepotrzebnie. A co gor-
sra, re sic trafiaja Wypad-.
ii j pomiedzy malze6stwami,,
10 j ci czesto gesto }amiiae
.swoje przyrzeczema lake so
bic zlozyli 6lubujae sobie mi
lose j wiernose al do smier-
81. Anie czekajac takoWej Y
:spokoju, tylko jedno drugie::
i$mlu zatruwa to reszte dni ~
cia tax, ze jedno jak dru-s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-02

Jedno miesleczny
%procentpo 3 Cd sta
platny lipca, 1910
Cd wszystkich depo-
%nowanych pleniedzy
" pierWszych pieciu
|dniach Czerwca 1910
" Deposit Bank Of
Winona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-02
Przez przeszfO so lat.

Uspakajajacy cyrop PAM Winslow .u4ywany byl
przez przes7io P1EDZlESlAT LAT przez MI.
IiONY MATEK ola ich DZIECI w CZASIE
ZABKOWANlAz doskonalem powodzeniem: On
USPOKAJA DZIECKO ZMlEKCZAD ZIASLA,
USMiEKZA BOLESCI. c
KOLKI Jest najlepszem lekarstwem MA Bic.
GUNKE. Sprzedawane W aptekach W kazdej
czesci swiata. Badzcie pewni pytajcie o ..uspo-
kajajacy cyrop PAM Winslow" q ME bierzcie in
nych. Csc butelka. 4a%-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-02

NHat-nGl.- .lI IG fEralI&LhE&G4 +-ngE-
Pan :WOJCIECH Babihskii Z
Warsaw n. OAK. przyjecha} we
wtorek do Ninony : iona, kt6ra
pozostawif W tutejszym szpitalu;
ma n try gruczo}y ma szyi, kt6e
re spowodowa}y bicie serca, j 2 te-
go powodu doktorzy ME moga. sic
podjac operacyi jezeli jednak bi-
Gle ere uda i'm sic uleczyc, gdy
SERGE bedzie bio normalnie wten-
czas PAM Babihska podda sic ope:
racyi. Pan. Babinski W poniedzia-
lex odjecha} do Warszawy, piecze
nad1zona powierzy} GORGE PAM Fran.
ciszkowej Brzezihskiej zamieszkafejj
W Winonie, lecz W razie, gdyby
mia}a nastapic operacya, pan Ba.
bihski przybedzie ably bye PREY ME!
obecnym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-02
Jedno miesieezn1

JednO mleslFeznV
procent pc 4 Cd sta.
.pfatnY l lipca 1910
Cd wszystkich de- O.
%nowanych pieniedzy
sk}adanych pred Tub
.dDia 4 Czerwca 1910
W naszym Wlnohskim
banku ~oszczed]1n1lo0soi
( Winona. Savings
Bank
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-02

PoDAJE niniejszem do wiado.
domosci, il ,wykupiiem pracownliqa
.wyrabiania pomnik6w kamiennych
ma gro1.y poniewaz mayhem
:wszystko bardzo tanio, przeettto
-sprzedawac bsde Q wiele taniej Cd
innych. Zaraz naprzeciwko powiia..
toweggo ratusza.
J6z. G. Frantesl j
Jan N. Beranek
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-02

szzarxal szzddrrov,s2iiiaaa
lI,',s9l'a.''s' i gle Minnesoeie
NOV Ks jjaalwiiF1Eo D1 l kilka przzz.yy7lppoatali' d'p''.i :,
sEkl sulawiseri czzylll odrstw,iiiee,'n1nIiiiaa mil: ME
az d 1!z9tt' po1!eeccaa jake drodekl
5 5e,cll'oi1nnJy pprszeseiWa 3t temu k salefst'''
sspeeWWnedyyety1ialk io:: uzyywaniee=seezzJy A.
go mllekla, zab,rania zas niedojjrl'zsaa:
!, 4ych owsoc6w Warzywa tgylllkko
s s;satr pp,oosiilnespotraWWSyy kake ppo,dd,aa:
wac. Po,lleca take ably nniieplozwala-
no dziecii,o,mm nlnaadtlz2'walyczzaa.jjj sic mocoo-
was, wac j mneecezy6 podl,cczzas's zabawy q, niet
Vwystawiac dzieci na wchlanianiitt
Ikl;urzu1. 9Choroba czepia sic snnaajjczedl
,ciejj dzieci az DO 5ciu lat starycthhl
umiera ma tee chorobe 20 do IS pro
cent. Doros1i rzadko ma to zapadaja.
ale czasamy j to sic zdarza.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-21

The Bulletin Publishing Co..
Ltd, is agent Tor the best engraving
and lithographing company ON
the Pacific Coast and il prepared
to give estimates on high-grade
printing Of every kind.
Also prices and samples Of the
Very Latest in Engraved Cards,
Announcements. and
Invitations, in the best Of form
for smart functions
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-21
Honolulu Stock EXCHANGE

Monday. March 81.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-21

Between Boards: 1850 Hilo Ry. Co.,
1880; Is oahu Sug. Co.. sS775; So
Waialua. s133; 10 Hilo Ry. Co. sl3.
so: 20 Oahu Sug Co. $3775; so Haiku
$l45; 90 Paauhau, S29,62k; 20 Paau-
hau. s29.62ia 10 Waialun 1893; 8
McBryde. 81; 60 Hilo Ry. Co. $3.50.
Session Sales; 10 olaa, sGS7E; 10
Olaa. s6.S7is: 6 Waialua $780, 20
Wnialua sl33: 10 Hutchinson sl9; s
Hutchinson SO; so Honokaa. s22.37h,
6 Pioneer. $237: IS Hilo Ry. Co.. $l3..
so; 5 Honokaa $22.25; 10 Honokaa,
$22.25.
Latest sugar quotation 4.36 cents or
ss7 20 per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-21

The work on the new extension Of,
the IIllo railroad to Hakslsu is goinv
along very rapidly and with a steady
and uninterrupted progress. Very little
di'cuty is being found In obtaining
rights of way and most of them a, rea.
sonable figures. No engineering prob.
lens have come up other than those
which were locked forward to.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-21
NEW TO-DAY
EVA PLANTATION COMPANY.
Dividend Notice No. 1853.

DIVIDEND N0tlce NO. los.
The directors OF this corporation
having declared a dividend of one
per cent. go, Dividend No. 1853
is due and payable on Thursday.
March 81, 1910. to stockholders OF
record at the close of the stock
transfer books, Tuesday, March 22.
1910. at ~ m.
Stock-trapsfer books will be re-
opened Friday. April /, 1910.
CHAS. II. ATHERTON.
Treasurer. Eva Plantation Com
pany.
Honolulu, March 81, 1910.
4572-lt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-21
LOCAL and GENERAL

One cent a word will carry YOUR
message to the people Of Hawaii in
the classified columns of the B l..
letin. A thirty cent investment
will place your want or wish before
almost thirty thousand people. (
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-21


Embroidered trousseaus and fancy !,
needlework. Mrs. II. Bell. 1862 Hotel !
street. u
Miss Woodland has some very fine
novelties on display at her Fort
street store.
There will be a meeting of l.eahi
Chapter No. 2, o. T.. s., at 1880 to-
night In Masonic Temple.
Electric bells and batteries are to
be had at the Union Electric Co., Har. |
rison building, Beretania street.
A new building is under course OF !
construction on Waialae Road near |
Fifth avenue. Rumor has II that It !
Is church.
Frederic l.. Morong. NJ. D.. physician |
and surgeon. has opened Offices at 270 |
Beretania street. ONCE hours III,
3.5. and rs.
Governor Frear and Marston Camp
bell have finished the LAM inspection
job on Kauai They returned to Homo.
lulu yesterday.
The Metropolitan Market sells meats
below the prices charged on the main.
service is better.
no', sur ~" a"s s,s"s Va
oeeo",lns , sa',,. 49,, ~ s asI s
,u,,s go, ""' ''' az
-. 80, q. ,,,,,,,
IT, U.s., T,a.,,a, mn W.;
.,,' ~
w Wy 1' ri,',,.,',
''e 4, " 1 ~ ni i
,n,.' ~ &c, 49,, p"'
! ."" ~ NC -, ~. c,va
lii. '""' az ''' ;" o'''s'
s,rowo,, a,,,o- wos oi,or IN n
~, ,,da,.' ,oa,a,,a,' A."
W., re- " t,,,,e w.,
w. L. ,,,,,I .oon I'D ~, Shina ~,
W." "'o" SUI W '" Y"
BEL, - , ,,uo.
,ea,, ,.e, " ,upn , ,o.io"s
on uoas I'm o w., c,,i ~
~. Sn 'ays , J ,,i i
IT,, = 'p"''' . ''P' .
o m u,
,,,,n .n c'aa. ,,,,,.,., s. ~
an n,at,ars g. nnn.o,. ns a,,r.,a'.
having been recently received bv th,t
firm from her.
The last of the Lenten sewing meet.
ings will be held at st. Clements Rec.
tory, tomorrow CTuesday) afternoon,
at half past two. All women interest.
ed are invited.
wedding invitations are out for the
wedding of Miss Lucille Lloyd and Ed
win Peck. The ceremony will take
place on next Monday at the brides
meme IN kaiihi'
o,arna', v.,,h ar, n,, Iii Wiz, WIG WIS ,,
m ba n, and Ne ho baa Mr. ,aSor IN
Tho ouesn's uosnit, tho cae, .g,i,s,
him was dropped
Easter novelties in endless variety
at the Palm Cafe Hotel street near
Union. These goods have lust arrived
from Chicago rnl are the hest ever
shown in this store
A new re taurant will be opened
tomorrow on Alakea street below
King called the McCandless Lunch
Room. Short orders served at any
time. Good cooking.
New Athletic underwear. p. V. D..
goods, new shirts and bahamas I'm
light weight and nrettv colors A
Az In, -, ,,,, ,,,,,,,, -, w.. c.a
49, -, n ." 9""''
w. N"S IN" ne."e' street.
me Lard schopeF COMPANY shoe u
huni,'euiy 'he most concordance most
iasniohaoie ana pest wearing shoe Tor
; luuies SUN u, ,nis Guy. M Mciherhy
ohoe STORE ror' ABOVE Ming mas All
pa.r II, ,,,, ,,,, ,,o .,,.
vho Give rrson ,,amns v,,, No, t.
r cro,se ,heir nr,o.,s hn, on ,ha oan
,rorv their increase in ,rado nv mi,
system .n,hIos them N col, ono,n,,
than he,oro
n 7 pearmon WIN rece,,,v co,
lduc,ed n marty of tonr,.,, thro,,.,, ~
| Islands. claims that he was not treat
ed right In the wny of boarding rates
He sailed with his party on the last
Alameda. vowing that he would not
bring more tourists here;
A. Blom is Offering some fine spec
ials for this week. The specials IN
|. clude boys washable suits ladies' hid
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-21

Lady Ito committee-room clerk.
who hands her a small bill anuounc-
ing forthcoming political meeting
In Epgland)--But is II possible for
ladies to 80 to these meetings?
Clerk-Why not? Lady thought
they were more or less of rough
nature Clerk--Well. madam, we've
taken every possible precaution to
keep out the suifragettes.-P
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1910-05-06

provision is made by the Steel cor
poration and its subsidiaries with
out any contribution from the en-
ployes. Chairman E. H Gary
said:
"Since December, 1908, officers
of the United States Steel corpora
ton and subsidiary companies have
been developing plan for the
relief of men injured and the fam
lilies of men killed at work or in
accidents. The plan adopted will
be put in operation at once. This
is purely a voluntary provision for
the injured men and their families
and is made by the companies with
out any contribution whatsoever
from the men. In principle it is
similar to German and other for
eign laws, the recommendations of
which have been made by employ
ers' liability com missions of New
York and other states since our
work upon this plan began. Under
this plan relief will be paid for
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1910-05-06

temporary disablement, for perma-
nent injuries. and for death.
Relief is greater for married
men than for single men, and in
creases according to the number of
children and length of service.
Burning temporary disablement
single men receive thirty five per
cent of their wages and married
men fifty per cent, with an addit-
ional FIVE per cent for each child
under sixteen and two per cent for
each year of service above five
years. Following the provisions
of all foreign laws and all legisla-
ton suggested in this country,
there is a period of ten days before
payment of relief begins. For per-
manent injuries lump payments
are provided. These are based
upon the extent to which each in
jury interferes with employment
and upon the annual earnings of
the men injured. In case men are
killed in work or accidents their
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widows and children will receive
one and one-half years wages, with
an additional per cent for each
child under sixteen and three per
cent for each year of service of the
deceased above five years. For
some years the subsidiary compan-
les of the corporation have been
making payments to men injured
and the families of men killed, i'll
practically all cases without regard
to legal liability. These payments
have amounted to more than 81 1000
600 a year, but it is believed the
plan now adopted will result in adj
ditional benefits. 1t should be I'M
derstood these payments are for
relief and not for compensation.
There can be no real compensation
for permanent injuries, and the
dotion of compensation is neces-
tarily based on legal liability,
which is entirely disregarded in
this plan, as all men are to receive
relief, even though there be no
legal liability to pay them anything,
which is the case in at least sew
enty-fve per cent of work acct
dents. Experience will perhaps
lead to some notifications of this
plan, but it will be in operation for
one year from May l, 1910, and if
it meets with success and approval
from the men and the public it is
hoped possibly improved plans may
be adopted in succeeding years.
1t is our purpose by this plan to
treat employees fairly and gener-
ously, even under the most en-
lightened view of employers re-
sponsibility. Announcement is
also made that plan for pension
ing disabled or superannuative en-
p1oyes is under consideration, and
it is expected this will soon be put
into practical effect.
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NO T ICE
TO OWNERS OF
DOGS

The City Council has voted to
enforce the Dog Ordinance.
This Ordinance provides that
every person owning or keeping a
dog within the limits of the City
of Ely shall pay license fee of
One Dollar for each male dog and
Three Dollars for each female dog
annually. 1t also provides that
every owner of dog or dogs shall
pay the sum of Twenty-Five cents
to the city clerk who shall keep a
record of the dog or dogs and shall
issue to the owner thereof a sep
arate written license for each dog.
Every owner or keeper of dog
shall cause each dog to wear
around his or her neck a collar
distinctly marked with the reg
istered number of such dog.
Said Ordinance provides for a
fine of $4,000 or not less than
$50 for noncompliance with the
provisions of same.
Said Ordinance provides that
all dogs found running at large
not properly tagged and registered
shall be killed.
As this Ordinance has not been
enforced for some time notice is
hereby given that parties owning
dogs will be given until June LIST,
1910, to comply with the ployis-
ions of the Ordinance: Dogs
found running at large after June
1st, 1910, will be liable to be
killed as provided by the Ordin-
ance.
By direction of the city council.
OLOF KNUTSON, Mayor.
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TO AID EMPLOYEES
Steel Corporation Have New
Plans for Relief.
Relief for Injured and for
Families of Killed.

The United States Steel corpora
ton has adopted a plan for fnanc-
tally aiding men injured in its
plants and for pensioning the fam
lilies of the employees killed in acct
dents or at work. The plan was
ratified at meeting of the presi-
dents of the subsidiary companies
and went into effect May l. The
International Harvester company
announced on April Is a system OF
employers liability for death or
injury. Its plan is on similar lines
as that of the Steel corporation and
went into effect on May 1. The
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Golden Wedding.

Mr.. and Mr.. Jos. Seraphine, Sr.
left yesterday for Ishpeming, Mich.
where they go to attend the golden
wedding celebration of Mrs. Sera-
phine's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Locher which takes place
next Sunday. A large number of
relatives from all over the United
States and Canada will be present
and the gathering will be man,
9th family reunion. Mr.. and Mrs.
Locher have visited their daughter
here several times and will be re-
membered by many.
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Royalty Entertained.

Supt. and Mrs. Barnes enter
tanned the High School graduating
class with a dinner at their home
Wednesday evening. A six course
dinner was served after which the
evening was spent with games and
music. Besides the graduating
class. their instructors were also
present.
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Tie Fire Department team was
again called into existence at the
meeting Wednesday evening when
the organization was completed
with the election of Harry A. Chinn
as manager and Ike Cox as captain.
The boys will begin active train
ing in few days. A schedule of
games will also be arranged and
some excellent games are already
promised.
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BASE BALL SEASON
Season to Open Here Next
Sunday.

The glorious season of balls and
strikes" will begin in Ely next
Sunday with game between the
Tower nine and the Ely Finn
team.
The game Sunday will be called
at clock and promises to be one
worth seeing. The Finn team
journeyed to Tower last Sunday
and were most unmerci1ess1y trim
med to the tune of Is to 5. It is
tor this they expect to get even
next Sunday and also propose to
show the fans here that they are
some ball players. Everybody go
and see how it is done. $780,
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High School Alumni.

The High School Alumni Asso-
citation held a meeting Saturday
evening and elected officers for the
ensuing year as follows:
Prest. Arthur Toms.
Vice Prest. sigma Skogland.
Sec. and Treas. Beatrice Peth-
erick.
It was decided to hold the an
nua1 banquet Thursday evening,
June 9th.