davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-24

1910.
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ki udzielii "a to jak najdluz-
SEE .zycie j zdrowie; vice
VAN jeszcze raz Bog zaplacl
imieniu cafej parafii ma
szei.
Nasz Wiel. ks. Proboszcz
6. b. m. do Chapel
Hill i do New Waverly. do
pomocy W elucbaniu spoWie-
dzi i t. d. a II BIN. mial je-:
do Anderson, do Wie1.
ks. P. Litwory do pomooy
sluchaniu %spowiedzi i I'd
vice nasi Wiel. Ojcowie ma:
piracy bardzo wie1e terazz
pred Wielkanoca kolo ma q
:szych dusz zbawienia, body
niejedna dusza poied:
nae z Panem Bogiem W cza-
eie Wielkiego postu oby
i'm Pan Bog mi}osierny do.
pom6g} W ich piracy i dai
i'm do tego dobre zdrowie.
Wielka radokc panuie W
naszej parafii z powodu, ze
dostaniemy W podarunka ma
swieta Wie]kanocne piekne
okna kolorowe, ktore spra-
via niekt6rzy parafianie do
naszego ko6cio}a i tax: p, E.
Robert sprawl jedno okno
drugie 6w. Piotra sprawili,
pa6stwo Teodorowie Afino-
wicz, trzecie, sw. Pawla spra:
will panowie: P. Steciuk i P.
~Szymoszek a panstwo. NJ.
Trojanowscy dali lichtarze
pozfacane i wiele drobniej-
szych rzeczy; bedzie to wiele
radosci T. powodu tych no
wych rzeczy sprawionych do
naszego ko6cio}a ma Zmar-
~twychwstanie Pa6skie. WiRc
Bog wan zap}a6 drodzy~za
to prezenta s%prawione; ably
wan. Pan Bog pob}ogos}awi}
ma .zdrowiu / dobrem Tur6-
Idzaju, DO gdyby byli tax hoj~
nj niekt6rzy bogatsi farme.
rzy jak So c; biedniejsi to by
sic nasz ko6ci6l Swieci} cd
Ezlota, ale czem kto bogatszy
tenn wiekszy sknera, DO sic
'obawia azeby mu 2 worka
ME uby}oi %niemia}by' cze@
90 dusic ko}o siebie. Me z:s-
}ui drogi bracie ma chWa}e
Panu Bogu DO / tobie. Pan
Bog ME zalowa}; ME jeden
.biedny radby kupic* ale niea
ma "a co.
Jakiem wyzej w%spomia}
re u mas wiosna jest ma do.
bre vice sic bociany wraca-
ia W zimniejszy klimat j ME,
|jednemu pc drodze cos EOS.
tawia W podarunku temu
c6rke, innemu syna = a mai
lepsze szczescie spotka}o a.
(.bonenta Wiarusa p. W Bartu-
lie bo mu bocian .zostawi1
az dw6ch tegich syn6w, kt6-
rych W dniu II. b. ~. do
|chrztu sw. %podawali:: pan A.
Nogowiecki z pania Bojehska
i p. P. Fan z pania Nogo-
wiecka t. ]. z nasza pania or
.gani6cina, oby mu sic do
hrzo ohnua1i ma nnciacha ri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-05
&irfolifta ilmoitmfita.

SumalanpaIpelufIia toufofuuua:
6 D. HannbalisIa 6. Wi%cfelionis'
ia Flo 2 ip. ia z p. Flo 9 ap.
z y. 2ebtiidrpeud Nuoriioi. obiel'
malicious Flo 8 ip. ia 8 p. pnnd
rippi ia ebt. Flo 10 op.
8 p. 81. 3. Wiafisid nnnd rippi ia
ebt. Flo 3 ip. ia ilta ieurat eli ytuo'
riIoIeuran obieImafofous W. Wfau'
numdesId Flo 8.
10 y. Wenabsasfa Flo 10 ap. Ia
padstD rippifouIu iamaua olfoa ia
Iosfetaan Is p. 6eauntaina, pnno
monbemman mden rippi ia ebt. Flo
10 up.
16 D. t~oiieno .Seuuntoina Snfiidr'
mend Flo 10 ap.
10 p. Warisia Flo 10 ap. ia 10 p
Flo 1Olop.
% y. Reb Spad pund rippi ia
ebt. Flo 10 op.
% p. poboocfisia Flo pnoli 3 tp
23 .. SaImescitpsid Flo 8 ip. u
"a p. padsiS rippitouIufirfosia ~
teiIeud bartausbetfelId Flo 10 op. lo
Iosfetoon 20 p. flo 10 op.
:. 6uusfonen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-05

fun lie on firtfofunnan toimet oifealla
tamaua uloS tulfinnut. Gen fautta
on uroiaaitain" iatanafin oIepat nil.
pittDmdt Serram omat lDptdneet
meibdn ioufosta meliid ia %iiIario. ia
pddsIeet fdiittamddn, ettd tpDmme
ia toimemme tartoittamat, futen bel
bdnfin: moittoa Iieluia, 8~ristufIelle.
Sa tdmG pupli Ell ole topinfoan
balmotIi ormottotuu. Snbnn lie iuu'
ri oiia, ettd pbtd matfoa iainaltas
iat pddIemdt pmmdrtdmddn tot
iiaan.
usfon Ills. ettd yMuttoio" Ell ole
tdbdnastifoan aiman turbaan eldz
npt. So mabbouisto on, ettd fen
iobtoon iaaooon mastuii uuoesia,
ebfd piantin, parempia ,tuoimia,
iouoin fen naitutus iumalonmoltas
funnan ebufii pliii tuntu,pompi.
Niin, olen tGsId NIT pmnninnut
tuota painamaa tpIpmpstd: olemmes
TO i~aaneet poittoia Serrnlemme.
Susfin pbtddn noittoa ustauan
aiateaa itie iaaneeni. - Sletfo lind
nell eli IiIar paremmin onnistunuta
2aiffien meibdn tebtdmddmme fuus
luu, JOS rebeuiTid iumalannaltafun'
nan fanIalailia olemme, noittaa lies
lula ristinlipun iu%ureIe, Serralems
me SeeTufieue. - 81 iuuri melmol'
liIuus! tuinfa pienid ia feIpottomia
pIemmefaan IitG tdpttdmddn. = Sos
tunnemme tuon tebtdndmme oifeen,
min meibdn iofaifen tdptpp nDprtpd
ia %ianoo: iSerra nina olen telfpoton
paIneliia. &c nDprppttdd rbnpdn'
Fin" ia paIio ATTAIN %iaaneen, iiud
ioue paIio on annettu iiltd palio
moooitoan.
,Nutiuian" %eldmdntpDtd iououin
tdmGn nbtepoeSId mpDsfin arrpoS'
telemnon. SareoitutIent oil tdl'
la berdttdd arlpnifia rNuttaiun" Iis
fiioito oiotteIemoun fristiliIen lamp
malebben Iuuresta mertitptiestd M
fpiiesId tuliieeia uston ia epdusz
Ton taisteIusIo. 26bempid ormoste
Iuia EN- tietentGau ole oifeutettu. tes
femGdn - ebtd tGsI6tin oil iontu
mieIestd liiton - mutta tortoitutIes
niban olitin main berGttGd lutiioita
oiattele maon. nsfon, eta JOS find
fristittp llfiio oiottelet main ldbem'
min tGtd aIiaa min buomaat, ettd
,glttoiafin" or pfIi aie Serron tpD.
mainioua. = So FUN icuaiiefii fen
buomaat, min find alot mpDsfin iitd
tlfemaan, foitat tptpii mufaon fars
tuttaa fen tilaaiomddr6d. Sa iiten'
Fin ,oIet Ills apuno 9errun tpDn m
nestpmiIeue ia teet yIeinisfdudIi
tauppaa."
Soafoon Sumala firfastaa Sen'
fenId fautta iofoiIen fristitpn ipods
meue iuuren acknowledgements fus
ninfaa uiiina poppeina ia ppbdnd
fanIona ouesIamme!
VI. 81. SO.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-05

SumolanpalpelrtIia toufpfuulo:
8 p GliiforoisIa, isis Flo 10 a y.
10 p Woroenisio g OatotasIa Flo
10 q p. Seurafunnan fotouS beti
tirtonmenoien loputtua.
Is p SoifanfoululIa Flo 3 | p.
Is y NorbenisIo g . Flo 10 q p.
=. llrpiloinen
8rantDpob, WDiS.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-05
&aiffafumaalta.
Gautfamainem tefp. Sun Gr

Gamtfamaimen tefp. Sun glp
berg &c SfIan Iiitfeestd mr. Npber9
meni niime piifollo f%aupun9in Fir
iurin lio bautausaIioioen tdboen.
uiin tddud fpipitiin bdneltd, ettd JOS
Ianottu life oifoo toos loittao tans,
%fioiIet. - Npber9 ionoi ioutuneenia
pmmdae fpIpmpfien Iubteen, Tiad
ban tieii ettei beiodn Iiifteenid tot
mesto ole fostaon tansIeia loitettu.
Ntutta fpIpttpGdn mitd firiuri iiud
fpIpmpfieud torfoitti ioi hdn tietdd,
ettd iofu fonioIoiIe mme - oil IL
moittanut firiuriue, ettd NDber9 &c
Ofian ndIitpfleud toimituisia boutos
iaiIisIa alma lorusIa tansfitoan. -
s. eIppo oil tuitenfin Npberein to.
oistoa tuoaainen ipptDs perdttDmdf'
Il.
Surfuteaa tulee iitd faniolaisto,
iofa olentao itIenid noin rauffomai
FIN ia tpperiin tefoibin, ettd menee
toisfielieue miranomaiieue nalbette'
maan liifettd mastaan, iota t%oiiena
barioittaa oma fanIaIaiIemme.
- Tenprilanlaia Spbn &osfeIo
antoi foniertin yWolo" raittiusi eu.
ran taloua miime iunnuntoi.iltana.
GiIaiIuubesia oil pleiIDd buone iban
tdpnnd.
Eilaiiuubeeio oueet oIinat bpfpin
tpptpmdiiid fonierttiin ia pleenid tun.
nustipat, eta 8osfelo on etemin
oIauaan mitd SronmooDisIa on fuul'
tn. = 2osfeIo louIoin tiloiIuubesIa
mpostin pbben ru%otiaIaiIen ia pb'
ben Ia~fIaIaiien lauIun. - Sddltd me-
nj 2osteIo Wtarquette fauntiin ia on
Marquettesia emf ppbdnd.
GnalanninfieIinen fania tell 2oss
felon fansio ippimufie en-, ettd bdn
tulee toiier ferron Sronpoobiin ia
antaa fonlertin forfeofoululld. 3os
feIo Ell ole mield ontamt tietdd foss
Ia bdn moi tula.
3osteIo on tobeIa erinomaiIen
fpnptdS laulaio, bdnen mertaistuon
tusfin lienee monta fonIalIiiuuoeS.
Iamme. Wtutta moi, Jos bdn on
astunut ioltonIa iuomorin poIule
SeGoinen ifdpd uutinen, ettd bdn
CRosfelo) oliii tuoaa liuftooua =
alos mienGuG polula, oinafin oluSs
ia, lerpiii bdnestd SrounoonisId.
Sos tooeuotin min on oiia, min to'
min Iuruniielta ndp'tdd mr.. 3osfe'
lon tuIepoiiuue. Siud, ie tie on
10 monta lobiofasta buomattua tai
teiIiioa ipienpt alas - niin alas fnir
ibminen m,i pddstd.
- 2cntfaantnniit. &onfoloiiemms
Senorit &oortunen louttaantut loil'
ontoino Norrien faimannosia. 6dr
oil tp6sid tpopoifasioon, ionfa Id
held puoIaIaiIet ompiirpat irti mal
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-05
Sartaus Ieuroio Solumetisia ia
unpdriStDQG tpufofuuuu.

9utiutS SuIpIu SVluIttllp u ~
papdristDad toufofuulIo.
Sunnuntaina 8 p. Golumetisl ia Flo
10 e. PIP. ia Ieurufunnan ndlioifoi'
men tofous, iosia naIitaan, eoustas
iat firfpuisfofoutIeen ia pddteuddn
muistafin tdrfetstd aiioista, firfon
baalisia Flo 2 |. PIP.
Sartausieurat WobamfisIa iuns
nuntaina 8 p. Flo Z italia.
9euuntaina Is p. Salumetisia clio
10 e. PIP. ia ItIanticisia raittiusbaa'
liua Flo 4 /. PIP. ia 9aIticisia fania'
Iaisten mddrddmdsId paifasia Flo.
pmoli 8 italia.
Sunnuntoina % p. GaIumetisia
flo. 10 {. PIP. ia !Soncoctisia Flo
puoli s italia.
SopinstonisIa |Iunnuntaina 20 p.
flo 10 e. PIP. ripin ia $. ehtoouiien
tnnsIo. SomaSIu tiIoiIuuoesia pddS.
ietGdn nuDDs rippifomluIdpiet emf
ferran s.. ebtnpu iieue
6nrtansIeurot iitten W%ottoni6Ia
flo z italia.
Wuista artipdipind pioett6mietd
hortausieuroistu iimoitetaon Pdiud.
Ieboesid.
81. Is. Hisianen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-05

mia, eimGtf6 iImoittoneet Iiitd mic
tGGn mr.. 2aartuIeIe, ettd ban oliii
tiennpt ennen laufeamiSta ,mennd
ebemmdtIi pafoon, ia panoS lenndt'
ii noin pori tuumao pitfdn ia pnoli
iuumaa patIun timen 8aartuien
posfeen ieboen iiibcn toista tuumoa
lion reidn ia lDi iontu bampoan
poiS lunstu. - &%aartunen mofoa
MT Union iairaolosIa ia Iddfdrit
toiponot, ettd ban poronee.
&oartunen tuli Sronmoobiin Quo
mesta miime fepdt tolneIla ia fer'
fe5i ola tDisIG paSta toista fuuta.
= Sdneud on tddad uIeita ldbeiiid
iutuloiIia.
8esSemerin ppbdfoulun opets
toiot ppptdipdt foitfia niitd Iasten
manbempia. iotfo fonnottamat pm
fouluo, ioopumoon r2oifu" 81. q.
%toiole tontof. 8 pnd Flo z italia.
| Sieud huaon feSfusteIemoon pps
bdtoulutp5n tdrfeistd diioista. Saa'
pufao faitfi, min opettaiat fuin las
ten monbemmat.
2unnioiufIeno,
%. q.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-05

- GebmiQc pnnd muiIe fariaue
on muotrottopono loibun, bppd
beinitfi ia meiipoitot mpSs bD,pdt.
Wofiuebooisto, poifasto y. III. fDips
fdd Sobn g. peIlin Itooristo.
2ebmiG moiboon oIfad fuiietto.
moon moonantoina Subtif. 20 y.
GunnioitufIena,
Sobn 2inrunen eli Sodiou,
SmpelnSenran fofous emf
miifon toretoinu mrs. 9Dptfdrin
luoua Yobstin pdGnd,
- Simpitau. ettd l6boen NATHALIE
emf moonontnina UlinneIotoon. gu.
len tdpmddn fieui SiIbertiSId ia
fen pmpdristDIa.
g. Saliffo.
SartauSieurat emf iunnuntoi'
no Manireoltei Mis-, raittiusto-
louo feuo 10 az, 6urlepn pohioiS'
'fonirin f%onluIIa tclo 2 ~. ia Wtatti
Sooren taIoao Norrien pdaad feuo
puoli 8 ~.
9. 3oIitfa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-05

mpbs papiuiIia toimia iamaaa fuin
olen matfoiIa.
ppbdfouIu iofo ppbd oiunnoua'
nj.
&unnioittaen
5. $. Seimonen,
5O4 2. 5:tb itr.,
Morquette, N(icb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-05
Girton ntenot
owat idriestettamdt Ieuroomosti:

onot idrieetettdmdt ieuroandsf;
U~,orauetieeIo len, 4:de ia bees
5unn. 3,15 ip. ia iofa torstai SIS,
poitIi iofoiIen 3:nen iunr. eoeniiend
torstoino, iouoin oIen fesfifpt'ttoaa
muniIineisIo, torstaino Guiinosla,
periontuino eooIrpOoisio.
omen iunn. Stombou9bieio Sot'
IaIois eutb. f%irfosiu flo 10 ep. ia
2 ip.
Amos Iunn. Sbotbomisin flo 10
op. ia 2 ip. Ynnbspursieio III.
aoifisIo mdisId %paifoisio toimtn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-05

Be sure to use Gold Medal Flour.
ISABELLA.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-05
&amialIisfirffofnmma,t
ipbtpfmnta.

airffof. elm. past. &. g. Risianen,
8O4 Sim Street, SaIumet, Wticb.
Daraefimies, past. 5. Suusfonen,
Wienob9a, Wlinn.
8iriuri, past. Saaffo Sirpi, 9g
422, Glp. Winn.
Warof., past. y. Wuori, 262
WiIion IT,. BORT Iitbur, Ont, Gon'
HaboStonboitaia, Wm. 8rdnneS,
6. Dor II, S%ronpooo, Wtid,.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-04
AN AMERICAN WOMAN HAS
THE BIGGEST RACE STABLE

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-That
woman is mans equal in all walks
of life-mentally and in the bust
ness field-has been the plant of
suffraget and suffragist. Advo-
Gates of the theory may find evil
dence in the fact that Mrs. Lillian
AMEN Livingston is one of the
greatest breeders of thoroughbreIs
in this country and stands at the
head of her sex in the world In
this particular line of business. She
owns SO 2year-olds-more Young
sters than the leading turfmen of
America possess.
Mrs. Livingston has not feared
to walk where many expert turf
men were afraid to venture. The
nucleus of her great breeding es-
Establishments at Jobstown, N. j., and
near Coburg. Canada, were the
stations and broodmares that the
late Pierre Lorillard bequeathed to
her. Since then she has materially
improved her stock.
When Rancocas stock farm be-
came hers it was thought by many
it would be a white elephant on the
hands of Mrs. Livingston. And so
it proved for time, but by careful
study of the winning trains In the
blood lines of thoroughbreds she
was soon able to breed winners.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-04

gas or heartburn, fullness or heavy
feeling in the stomach, Nauscau,
Debilitating Headaches, Dizziness
or intestinal gripping. This will all
go, and. besides, there will be no
sour food left over in the stomach
TO poison your breath with neause-
Gus oders.
Pape's Diapepsin is a certain
cure for out-of-order stOmachs, be-
cause it prevents fermentation and
takes hold of your food and d.
gests it just the same as If your
stomach wasn't there.
Relief in five minutes from all
tsomach misery is at any drug
store, waiting for you.
These large 50-cent cases con.
tain more than sufficient to cure
almost any chronic case of Dyspep-
STA, Indigestion or any other Stom-
ach trouble.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-04
STOMACH GAS, INDIGESTION,
HEARTBURN AND HEADACHE GO

Every family here ought to keep
some Diapepsin in the house. as
any one of you may have an attack
of Indigestion or Stomach trouble
- at any time, day or night.
- This harmless preparation will
~>diges tanything you eat and over.
come distressed, outof-order
stomach five minutes afterwards.
If your meals don't tempt you,
@or what little you do eat seems to
fill you, or lays like lump of lead
in your stomach, or if you have
heartburn, that is a sign Of indiges,
ton.
Ask your Pharmacist for a 30
cent case of Pape's Diapepsin and
take little just as soon as you
can. There will be no sour ris
ings, no belching OF undigested
food mixed with acid, no stomach
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-04
ALBANY HELLO GIRLS
GO BACK TO WORK

ALBANY. Ore. Feb. 4-Last
week a sensation was created here
by the dismissal of all the Bell teie-
phone girls, due to a misundar-
standing on the part of Superin-
tendent Constantine.
Later petition, signed by repre-
sentative citizens of Albany. was
directed to Division Superintendent
w. }. Phillips, alleging that the
girls had been wrongfully dis
charged, and asking for their re-
instatement. The Investigation
which followed has resulted in re-
instatement of all who desire to
return to work.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-04
FIRST PICTURES OF CANADIAN PACIFIC DISASTER
IN WHICH so MET DEATH IN FAR, FROZEN NORTH

These photographs taken in far north Canada between
which overlook Canadian Pacific train the other day
Sudbury The bridge
the rate 40 miles an hour broken rail probably caused the acct
The mail,
bridge
The
w injuries.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-04
WEALTHY RECLUSE,
FATHER OF 26, DIES
IN SQUALID SHACK

MADISON, ILL.,, Feb. 4.-William
Harrison Elsidry, miser, who was
the father of 26 children and sur
yiyed his three wives. is dead at his
squalid home here. He lived IN a
three-room cottage, almost bare OF
furnishings, and although he owned
large farm, he never spent more
money than was necessary for bare
subsistence.
Elsidry was a veteran of the civil
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-04

the butt of jokes all his life owing
to his popular name.
Imagine the minister who chris
tens the small Beer, leaning for
ward and asking the big Beers,
father and mother. What will it
be-" and they answer "Edelweiss
Beer The father saws the little
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-04

PHILADELPHIA. - Miss Mar
Garet Gruining, a graduate of Smith
college, was released from Moya.
mcnsing prisOl at midnight, where
size had been locked up for &c
hours, charged with inciting a riot
whlo doing picket duty in the shirt
wa st makers strike.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-04

NEW YORK.-The new subway
W II be the most costly railway in
the world. The complete expense
will be $240, 100000, as against $780,
OOO. OOO for lhc present system.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-04

Out of the chaos she brought order
on her farm and last year she
reaped the fruits of her labors by
vim ng many notable prizes of the
turf here and in Canada with her
home-bred colts. In addition to
these racing triumphs she sold sew
eral youngsters for big prices.
Mrs. Livingston's object in main
tanning a studfarm near Coburg is
in order to comply with the condi-
tons governing the race for the
Kings Plate-the principal racing
event in Canada. This stake is
closed to horses foaled in the Do
minion. AS the prize is we'll worth
winning, Mrs. Livingston bought
farm across the line and placed
there sixteen broodmares. Those
mares now have eleven foals, all
Of which are eligible to race for the
Kings Plate and other stakes
framed exclusively for Dominion
bred horses.
Mrs. Livingston has SIS 2-yearolds
in training-a number far in excess
Of the strings owned by August
Belmont, James r. Keene, r. T.
Wilson, Jr., or John e. Madden. In
addition to these youngsters she
has about a dozen 3-year-olds, win
ners last year To look after her
big lot of racers she has three
trainers in her employ.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-04
'EDELWEISS BEER NOT
BOOZE BUT A BABY

CHICAGO. Feb. 4.-Charles
Beer is going to name a small Beer.
just delivered by the stork, Edel-
weiss Beer. Beer says he has been
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-04

Beer will be "joshed' lot, but no
more than he has been.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-04

war and drew pension of S27 a
month. He and his Is surviving
to Madison only month ago.
After the war he came to Illinois
and lived in the vicinity of Phoebes
until his removal to Madison.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-12-14
A TRUE STORY Of the
SECRET SERVICE
BY COL H. c. WHITLEY Former Chief u. S. Secret Service
n PIPE DREAM
LEY, Former Chief u. S. Secret Service

Fillston Of Greenupberg, KY, had re-
Gently arrived in Washington and
visited the secretary Of the treasury
for the purpose of calling his atten-
ton to the revelation previously re-
ported by General Bristow.
While Secretary Richardson was not
very much upset by Kings story. he
thought 1t was a case that ought to be
investigated Consequently Mr.. Ban
field, the solicitor of the treasury, was
called into the conference and It was
determined to take the trio Of Ken
tuckians to New York City, where tho
work necessary for unraveling the
plot was expected to take place. This
city was then. as now, the headquar-
ters for frenzied finance. King, his
lawyer and Colonel Hoagland, for the
purpose Of better maintaining secrecy,
separated from the company of the
solicitor and quartered themselves at
the Metropolitan hotel. It had been
previously arranged that King should
come to meet me at the Fifth Avenue
hotel. At the appointed time he sent
up his card, upon which was written
"Col. Houston King, Elliot county, KY"
I put the card In my pocket and told
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-12-14

low conspirators for a purchase of
$4,000 Of the spurious greenbacks
which were to be paid for In gold coin
furnished by the government. The
persons appearing to deliver the bogus
stuff were to be arrested and finally
the conspirators were all to fall into
the hands Of the government detec.
tives. After this arrangement was
made and King had taken his de.
parture from the hotel. The next
morning at the appointed hour King
put In an appearance. I suggested
in a friendly way that he might
as we'll take carriage when he
went out to meet the conspirators.
This seemed to please him. I
called porter and instructed him
to secure a carriage for the col
onel. King left with promise to
return and meet me at four o'clock In
the afternoon at the solicitors room.
had previously arranged the car
riage business and King entered a
hack and was driven away by trusty
government detective. After the drive
King came to meet me as agreed and
was now laboring under considerable
excitement. He declared that he
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-12-14
Is YEARS OF SKIN DISEASE

For sixteen long years I have been
suffering with bad case Of skin dis
ease. While child there broke out q
red sore on the legs just In back Of
my knees. 1t waxed from bad to worse.
and at last saw I had bad skin
disease. l tried many widely known
doctors in different cities but to no
satisfactory result. The plague both
cred me more in warm weather than
N winter and being on my leg Joints
1t made 1t impossible for me to walk.
and was forced to stay indoors In the
warmest weather. My hopes of recov-
cry were by this time spent Sleepless
nights and restless days made life an
unbearable burden. At last I was
advised to try the Cuticura remedies
[Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Pillsl
and l did not need more than trial
to convince me that was on the read
of success this time. l bought two
sets of the Cuticura Remedies and
after these were gone I was differ
ent man entirely. I am now the hap
piest man that there is at least one
true care for skin diseases. Leonard
A. Hawtof, II Nostrand Ave-, Broohp
lyn, n y, July 30 and Aug. 8, '09."
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sure. The case was now more Of q
poser than ever. What on earth was
the Kentucky colonel up to? Was he
trying to do the government out OF the
$4,000 In gold, feat that would ap-
pear impossible to a man of sense? |?
Or was he trying to play a joke on
the detectives?
The affair had now narrowed down
tot a pretty close margin, but the de-
nouement was not yet. Just how 1t
was to end was mystery. On the
next morning while l was waiting in
the solicitors room at the Fifth Avenue
hotel for King to show up according
to promise, who should bolt into the
room but l.. ]. Ffllston, Kings lawyer.
He was quite out of breath and much
excited.
There's hell to pay. They are try
ing to kill King Here" said he.
look at these!"
He handed me a handful of cards
with deaths heads and cross bones,
words of warning and threats of death
W tiditOi Auui hCu uPOu
These" said the lawyer, were
thrust under Kings door during the
night and he is pretty nearly scared
to DEATH"
still had the card in my pocket
sent up by King on the occasion Of
his first visit to the solicitors room.
pulled 1t out and compared the wri-
ting with that upon the threatening
cards. 1t was plain that all had been
written by the same hand. II will
give King government protection at
once" / informed the lawyer. Calling
couple of officers that had sta
toned near, started with them and
the lawyer to the Metropolitan hotel.
Upon ascending to the third story
and reaching Colonel Kings door. we
found 1t locked. After some heslta-
tion and parleylng King opened 1t and
sprang back and took his seat on the
side Of the bed. where he sat bolt up