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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-05-13
SOME "SoFT" DRINKS ARE HARD
Government Warns Against Certain Soft
Drinks and Infant Remedies

In its effort to protect the innocent
public against the insidious effects of
preparations containing drugs injurious
to health, the United States depart
ment of agriculture has issued another
farmers bulletin treating on the sub
ject so nearly connected with public
health.
Farmers Bulletin ST., The Harm
fitness of Headache Mixtures" was
issued in September, 1909, and 10000
copies have been distributed to those
interested in the subject. Now Farm
ers' Bulletin No. 1913, "Habit-Forming
Agents: Their Indiscriminate Sale and
Use Menace to the Public Welfare"
giving the results of recent investiga-
tons by the department, has just been
issued as warning to mothers, invalids
and users of medicated soft drinks, of
the dangerous contents of many of the
infant syrups, so-called remedies, and
soft drinks containing cocaine, caffein,
etc. The report in part says:
1t is almost unbelievable that any
one, for the sake of few dollars, would
concoct for infant use pernicious
mixture containing cocaine, but several
such mixtures have been found and
their names published, together with a
list of remedies intended for infants and
containing morphin, codein, opium,
cannabis indica, heroin, which are
widely advertised and are accompanied
by the assertion that that they con-
tain nothing injurious to the youngest
babe" and that mothers need not
fear giving them, as no bad effects
come from their continued use"
while, as matter of fact, numerous in
stances are on record of babies being
put to sleep never to wake again, or,
where they did not succumb, the more
serious effect of infant drug addiction
was produced.
Yet the majority Of mothers, ignor-
ant of these facts, continue the use OF
these poisons which at least must un-
doubtedly leave their impression on the
delicate organisms Of infants and in
duce tendencies which may develop
into the evil habit Of drug addiction.
The bulletin contains a list with a
photograph of the original package"
of some o. the soft drinks containing
caffein and cola leaf extracts, to which
it is not uncommon to find persons adj
dicted.
It also mentions some OF the harmful
nostrums advertised as cures for colds,
coughs, asthma, catarrh, consumption,
epilepsy and the tobacco habit, and
states that some physicians in their
prescriptions in treating these diseases
and in attempting to cure the drug
habit" itself, often prescribed the very
remedies that have produced the con-
ditions which it is proposed to relieve.
This bulletin can be secured by
writing to the secretary of agriculture,
Washington, D. c., to any senator,
representative or delegate in congress,
or it can be purchased from the super
intendent of documents, government
printing office, Washington, D. c., at
cents copy.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-05-13
The Maine viii be Raised

The senate last week passed the bill
providing for the removal Of the battle
ship Maine in the harbor Of Havana,
and for the removal Of the bodies o.
the sailors OF the Inflated vessel which
have been buried in the debris fol
twelve years. The bill was passed by
the house three weeks ago.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-05-13
Soperifc.

II heard one man." said the play
wright, "who attended the premiere Of
my new play last night complain that
1t was so late when he got out"
"YesY' queried the critic.
Eyes. and yet the final curtain fell
before 10:45."
"Ah, perhaps he oversight himselfP'
Catholic Standard and Times.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-05-13
How Ha Got Out of Il.

MY dear, before marriage you told
me all your doings."
Yes, but now have come to think
such talk savors too much of egotism."
-Lippincott's.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-05-13
The Married Voice.

A dramatic critic has been saying
that our most accomplished players
cannot reproduce ON the stage the
married voice." even when they are
married. There is peculiar domestic
note-used at home-which cannot get
over the footlights and was never
meant for publicity.-London Chroni-
ola
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-05-13
Another Theory psmoIi.hed.

at costs nothing to be polite"
You're wrong. While was polite
ly picking up a glove for lady yes
terday my new four dollar hat blew
off and rolled in front of passing
trolley ."-Chicago Record-Herald.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-05-13

Look here" said the constituent,
are you going to make any more anti
trust speeches."
II may consider it my duty to do so. I"
Maybe it is. But there's some
thing wrong with the combination.
Every time you say down with the
trusts, some trust says Up with the
price, and makes it go through"
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-05-13
In Half Mournina.

II don't understand you. Linda. One
day you're bright and jolly and the
next depressed and sad"
"Well, I'm in half mourning; that's
y."-Fliegende Batter.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-05-13

Knicker-Jones is all the time want
ing more money. Bocker-No wonder;
his father was a college president and
his mother was a woman.-New York
Sun
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-05-13
Lost Both Ways.

Ibid you get in without your wife
hearing you last night?"
"No, and didn't get in without
hearing her, either" -Houston Post
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-05-13

He only confers favors generously
who appears. when they are once con-
ferred. to remember them no MORE
Johnson.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-05-13

Between friends frequent reproof
makes the friendship distant.-Confu-
cius.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30
0nuuV 0uIlD

e.ssA YssA vas Assu u nasASapA
sUSsey N. G. Jsss 2zsA lsz3 ~
AisA u Gss.isna 6sps. 21sl 1910,
s0pd u ysass cd tAsss osstAs
0iss iork moved eth kss passses
- Illinois in 1855 sAese - vss
ossrisd H. A. J. Hsssy IN 1890 To
sAis snion wsse born Eve sgos cd
6vs Assghtess a whom two soss, b.
2. hsssy Of Blus SpsinGu, nissossi
ed A. j. Berry Il Josss, OAlaAoaa,
80 one dsaeAAss, Mn. Aaeeasst
1sAss Of Gsanises, survive her
nsse have bssa l3O GrasAoAilAren
80 ersst grs.dchildrsn ssd two
essst great srssdchildrea in the
6soily.
So IVES one Of Twelve children
80 one brother, ose sister and one
slspsoa ere living.
Mr. Berry lost l.er eyesieht st the
- Of twenty nine and strange ss ii
oey seem never saw several Of her
own children aud none Of the grand
children. She has been q great
sufferer for the last twenty years
with rheumatism but bore it with
patience
She was a member Of the Christian
church. Her husband died in Jan
nary 1879
All who knew her loved and re-
spected her and she will be greatly
missed from her quiet place in dun
nison where she has lived Tor twenty
three wears last past
Funeral services were held FRIDAY
afternoon at the Bates residence on
the Island, Rev. s Lumley preach
ing
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30
NUU0 0uuiD

Ns~sCks~pin sspassss - sk;s
go las.AsA Ssias . ssaAss 4 issaa
sAsss psUQsusy AssAs.
n. ouies - VsssAs.s1 a ~
6asoss pssssss, IN. osesa, w. kse
a ~ easUes ~ o. WAicA ~ -
hssA bsiIAiaG - hssnG ssscssA.
L. C. SAssp kss psschassA d
0ssAew CHDA . tssCt a lead, s0stA
a w. Cd esosAssy scsess tke 0sa-
sisoa ssA sAioisiaG HE pssssss
sosoA.
Geo. Esssasa ksys fvoa WA.
0sbas sAs kosss sestA II she livery
sssbls. Mv. 0sbIs hsviAG pemoved 70
0srk~ld co~ssy.
B. ,. CsssAsy has psrchsssA Of
sAs lsss D. CsssAsy ksiss ell iatsssst
" tr~G sAoss - OaAss psvysssy
ksss 80 0ill ssasia Aefss4sly in
~ As1g tssiss.s q 0ssaissa. a1so
|sAeaQiAG u W. psscsice Il lsw.
IoAa p Bsssa hes cold 70 E. v.
AcCos1ick 3lO scsss nser CvesAed
bstse. for e3,GO
Jo lsAsa kas bo~Ght the jim
Steveas plsce ~ Tsvlor river, ssll-
ing HE interest in the nearby rssch
70 Al Roper.
r f. Fenton and others have sold
their land aud reservoir site on
Antelope creek To the Colorado Land
and Inye.tuept Co
VIM. Dalton disposed Of his ranch
three miles west OF Gunnison to Mrs.
r J. Thompson. Mr.. Dalton de-
parted Tuesday for Texas
Pat Trainor has purchased from
Mrs Anna Peterson a house and lot
in West Gunpison for S350.0O
Ernest Miller has secured deed
from Mr. Carey TO the stone build
ing north Of DIR. Hyatt's and we un-
derstand expects to tear it down and
replace 1t by a stone cottage
j. j Miller has purchased the
Burton house of VIM Snyder, and
will make it over into a modern
dwelling
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30

The assessment valse Of Gunnison
corpty this year rises above four
millions. In rosnd numbers
~, ,0l ,OO0o, though these valaa-
tioss may be modified bv the state
board Il eqsa'isssion. Assessor A.
u ThoDas infosns % that this in
clsdes seasiy fosr hssdred thous-
snd Aoalsrs worth Of se~ property
which he hes discovered. Il h
larees shaa the ssse.saens of Mont
r.e, - aiektly beao~ Della
coouty's valuaeioa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30

A ''tureen dinner was the uni
que form of entertainment by which
Mrs. Josephine Getchell and Mrs. ]
n. Rowland called together a de-
lightful party Of Gunnison ladies
Yesterday afternoon The tureens
with their toothsome contents were
taken 10 La Neta, and were there
united into one elegant spread,
which wss . feature Of the pleasant
afternoon.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30

Vim. Snyder and wife are here
from Los Angeles, spending a week
with Gannison friends, while Mr..
Snyder looks after his varied busi-
ness interests in the county We
understand Joe Miller has purchased
from Mr.. $. the old Burton house,
ON Iowa strest
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30
~ ~ q NuulnlDD

J. T. hslps ~es " oss city shs
lssess - a lass vssk, aakial
fsssAss ssvsA0DssAs Dos w. pslssilA-
iaG ssA ssissuisAiaG a tAs ka
spsiAGs Aoasl q PO~1ssAosn o. sks
Csba)la. Tks ssw two ssosy hosel
wiu - sAOss 3OztiO fsss, bssidss
ss~ oabins ed Sskss eoavsaisscss
shsa hsve slvsys bssa ssdly lsckiAg
- Oebolla SpGANs. hr. PhsIps 70
essssssic " 0sssiAa tAiAGs in shaps
10 srco~odsAs tAe tssde which psOp-
erly bs1ones tAsse.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30

A Spanish picnic" was the title
Of delightful lawn party given at
the home Of Mrs. Celia Mullin last
Saturday. W.R. C. Ladies attended
Alter dinner ut 1870, music and
esmes occupied the hours.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30

A &ysss vss sAis - Osostsi
from ~ eOssey eosss 70 49, Mo-
ME Chso@sss. CssSeAy q - sAsss
minor cAiIAsss - OsssssA kss,
slso eSs . oassA sioasS. Jsck
CIe@ases wes 90 % psaD b0oA,
bot pevnsss tsoa ~ Upess rsoisAi
led his ssssaiss 20 ssgoM Sksss kaDA,
and Jsck - " sks eGasay hssAiLs
awaiting ssGsAss k0sA.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30

Rev. G. .. hsbhasA - vi6s ~.
rive this wssk 1sua sksis tsss a
EssoPs esA will b. ves~ly 0sssasd
by frissAs ksss. D.. hskAevA vill
occupy sAe Ppssbysss;sa pslpis sss-
day nos.iAG ssA ssssia0 = ssssl
The sios he evs.iAG sssvisss -
bsea cAaaGsA ChsisAisa EsAssvos
beaissiaG q 60 - pssscAiAG
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30
O1 q osuu11 Nsusn

o. Moody oocSssrd VI iSsesal
Il n. n. Pow~su. the o,A p;s.sss
oisss u ls~ia, vko - passsa
s~ay pssosisDly in town ske dsy BE-
loss. nr. P0~ess IVES veil kno~R
tAsoaGAoss shs cos.ty ed sssesslly
Diked ssd ssspsCssd. h vss sbost
6ity five yesrs Of ase end had spsss
thirty Il those yssrs dclviAG sfter
The relsctsat gold and silvsr tpsss-
sFes Of Rsby Pssks and vioisity.
No pslsti,es are known hese, bet .
bsuthes lives in Salt Lake City end
. sisAss in IsdisRa. Rev 8. Lsaley
pssached the fsDersl sermon OF fosr
O'Clock, and the body VS. then fol-
lowed 10 the grave in Mason sad
Odd Fellows cemetery BY uHaay old
time friesds Of Mr.. Powers from
Irwin, Gothic end Crested Datte.
Miners consumption, resulting in
dropsy was the fatal disesse.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30

Delts Indsps.Aeat:-The big
frost tAsA captsssd the Dsaver Post
prise, ossGhs By Dses D. Clara, ot
The Colorado felspAose Compsay.
thFse ailss bslow Gsnnison 10 on
eHhibia is the window Of Hart's
pharmacy this week, and has At
traced much attention. Although
the fsh 10 mosBted, il looks very
natural aad 10 . fine specimen.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30

Delta Independent:-Mrs. L. O.
Dice and son Ernest, of Ohio City,
who have been Waiting relatives in
Delta the past week, left Tuesday for
a visit IN Grand Junction.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30

l. W. Gray came back Sunday
from Denver where he attended the
Knights Templars meeting as =
delegate and other annual meetings
of the Masonic order Monday, A.
M Thomas also returned from the
same erraDd.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30

SAssiG 0a.Aos usss fsssAsg r
naskAe ~ srsss& l. 4. nsoiA, 80
y sQasa cAas0sA sisA AsuGl,nuAe
" sAas ~ sosa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30

hsasiaG passs.s O.hoss us0 -.
6ssaaG yssAssAsy, sA sasiass - -
% - OsessA s0o<ssvs oassiae
UAno - hU sDlous Aupe 49,
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30

DIR. c. A. Davlia Was q visitor
from Pitkin Wednesday, stopping
over night in Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30

n G. Esasaa - \. , nuAng
sss hss SssA.g 1sSo nasais. ~
10 b~ssasss 0isA G~s eaumnV q
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30

Ss.ssus SaCS go \. C. 49,,
aasssa sousA yssAssd~s, kuAia0 oDs
aa@siAG osossd Il sAs srdksd
tssAs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30

~. 80 M. A KssM - 49,
1suo - ss0oss = PssAusAasD.
ka sssa - Aeloy sis - kau1iae
UsAsss a ~ OsAsela ss.a - aDD1
NJ. KsaA eay suaisi.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30

We ksag skM 0aa. J. 4. i1As-
rites u sasn j. ~ - - susuh a
his eaco~aAss vIeA = oueaasGhile.
tio~evss, - bnsss 0sD AsuAea, 81
he heVss IN saGsAss Osrk 70 ~
aboua sonis = sAe hsDisAuAass.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30

n ssaoiasssaa 10 fassa suaGo
y OGiA6 - - ~ = 0saaisua -
OCssAss -, 3S ~ ~ tsssa -
ts aassA seeaiOsaisss. 4 30 -
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30

0o1 UaOesS 1se . huDAreA.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30

As>ss - essess.sly vAissia0 -
70 Csssss1 bssss sksP Asgs. b :
. - tsip, ~ ssaA, lsiag usy
Osa1 enssSs 90 sssAy spa 4 . -
p0As tAis siAD a Jsck' . Ga.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30

Nm. Ossusiss asy =. 80 ssssl-
Ass0AAss, vess ksss 1ssa 1ssk's
CsAia, sssssdsg a. . sAapViaG ssie.
Al AsyiaG = .os Aose - sAsss. ~
kay holina y ~ nsat tAina.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30

S~ ol~'a 80 Asss 6uA.sAP -
Sas1aS, suassDiaG - Csssnsd -
80 . sOo Usuks - u nna0.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30
l' - - - s-

Cosa<sdo SpsssDA Cos0.. S.gs -
sos@s p~opR. sso Oosss cd 80
a.sa. sssp k.Aa.d - koAa..ag -
'era~s sbo~s k,sr e'chnS !. . sslA.s
~ a ts asl~s ssr kAHsuoss11s.
Coso. TAs Ass1 -, le.D nknnA
sasd % ysss~ . esulshe sssutaas
ssa kDs a FussuA.sG- -.
xlli.~, I4...A - ~ @A .
rsscAs4sa Il EsAsnsss1lbs ~ g.
trsse. sdb a . ass49 - n
scrs. 80 ~. 1sk0 huD q
kIsSa.
Bas.A - as0Qud - L@uns's
hsra - - - = - s.is 49, -
a..A u keAa.isg k1kd AuaA -
and - - - - bsihdiaG G.
b-.stsa a - slaU. 80 - Asisis1
slasd. ssuaans1 y - kqnny y
the ROD - s.ns1sd GaA . -
shsck. - 90 - - Assg -
t~e kodiD baa - A.suiaG Aass
and ksusaAs ~ q nlnsA y sAia
e'ty lsas - s,GAs
biasA 80 60 q - 0aa psuo-
sneus ssxA - 80 oasusD y Clno
eos.sy, No, 80 - ossy 6ssA1
hese. WnA nsa nllsA - - -
v'ssssaG " CalnsA0 &VsiaO -
-essss A.vs 80 s4Vsuas1 - ssasss
home ssAas.
Mr. naa.A - . eu.sia q o. "
Mct'ksanA0s a 0sasisaA, saA -
many scqsaissssas = JsA . CsAss
He wss . hsuAAss q - t..s.s Gsl
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30

80 OOU - .
LaA - nasaaa
E~s AsA - Sus.sdss. 60
- G~a.ssas No. suA~sA
Z. \. ks.sD sassusd uun1ne
~. CahssAs sVsssO - A@
Es.ua Ks..es = ha@ isuoGA
sshb o4.s - - s.aD = g.
~ = 4. n~uAs - = - ~
Us1...1se. oskisG . A~n.sD ~
c. ". Unshus - .@s1 -
sunSV soGsaalsua, Auuir1g -
= - Cuh1asn As.D.
ESQ 1su~s - - - -
11usssn - = - ssua, xlunae
- saahs 80 sisas.
NJ nay kslsns - - ~
6slks Apu~s tnss lsuo - Co.
n1sAse. ssssssssG ura ~.
Jss 0lu,A 90 ksa 6u1usAV 80
Ses1nv, susssDisG ~ Cssunsd -
- . 40 ussAs - - Runso.
6s.es1s SapS cd \. C. 49,,
aasssA sosaA yssAssd.s, tsuAis9 oDs
ae>siaG essssd Il ~ srspd
tssAs.
n C. Esasaa - +. J nuAnH,
ssss kss sssA.g isuo noeh. Ass
~ s~ssssss SssA sss saannV -
aAssiG ns.lns usss rss.A.g y
nastAs ~ ssssss l. \. nsslA, 80
= seaia cAaso,A sisA AsualsmAe
" sAss ~ soss.
ks.sias p.ss,.s s.sos. - -
6sesaG yssausAsy, I'll snsiaus - ~
% - 0vesol sOoHssvs oassiaG
UAsa - hU oDlo0s Auus sAssninG
A sssai.sAsaa 1ss 6as.a suaGss
y OsiA6 - - ~ = 0sssis.s =
OUesAs -, =. - ~ 6usun -
fS kAssA segaiosaisss, 4 20 -
isasssuos1.
~. - M. Al Ksssl - 49,
osuo - ss00ss = HssAssAao.
ka essa - Asloy sis - kau1iaG
UoAsss a ~ OeAaAls ssun - 49,
nr. KnaN ssy ssaisl.
Nm. OasSlios hay - - aupn1-
Ass0AAss, Vess ksss 1vsa 1snA's
CsAia, saessAsg a. . sAopViaG ssie
Al ksyiaG y .os Aose - eksss. ~
Asy hsliAG y ~ ssst sAiao.
AUtss - essessesly vAissiaa sp
70 Csssss1 bsses sAsr Asgs b =
. - Zip, ~ sssA, lsiaa 10y
Oss1 enssSs 90 sasAy sQss 4 . -
soAs sAis siAs a JscA's CsAia.
~. - Ma J. Z. sasssrs, are
lssvlNG this Ossk ~ tks Iistsas
vsllsy whess they sspscs 10 spenA
the winter Mr.. e1eveas' ranch %
Tsylor river has kssa sold 10 Jos
lsAea.
A baby girl wss born Nosday =
~ ho@e of CsmiDle hssse on Ohio
cssek. Yesterday oosninG Mr.. and
Mr.. c. |. Miller Il 0snaisoa were
.sds happy By The birsA Of .
deaGhter
Chsriey Jslisa sssesed Gsanisoa
psopSs 6sn1ay, ssssrsisG fvoa Den
vss wksse - hsA bsen 70 attend the
fsssssl of Adsn Miller, which oc-
cvsved ~ the LssAsrsn chssch in
tAsA city - Sssssdsy.
Goo. ". Tho@psoa Of Frsita, is .
sepsblicsn candidate for county
commissioner in Mesa county.
Thompson once lived in Crested
Bette, and ran for commissioner here,
bet Was beaten by Joe Block.
l. w. Gray came back Sunday
from Denver where he attended the
Knights Templsrs meeting as =
delegate and other annual meetings
of the Masonic order Monday, A.
NJ Thomas also returned from the
same erraDd.
Vim. Snyder and wife are here
from Los Angeles, spending a week
with Gunnison friends, while Mr..
Snyder looks after his varied busi-
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30

Goo. ". Tho~paoa Of Frsita. is .
sepsblicsn candidate for county
commissioner in Mesa county
Thompson once lived in Crested
Bette, and ran for commissioner here,
bet Was beaten by Joe Block.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30

~. - Ma }. Z. sssssrs, are
lssviAG this Ussk ~ ~ I1sssss
vslIsy whess thsy sspscs 70 spend
the winter. Mr. eaevess' ranch %
Taylor river hAs hssa sold 10 joe
lsAea.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30
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Asdsaa~ Ga~sy Asschsn - Senns
k.ng,as.s ts~ssssa II IApssr. -
~ = ~ kr~.a eu.u,rv sk~ S~~a
As.s.AG ks sk~ stale sasd- sLss kss
ssc-sssd - ssss,t pstscsiy a i~a<
fAsss - . 2~sd sssas ssr~aer ssd
c~xHsss sAsASp ssssi sAss rssA- t.ss
- susssus css~zDsss tsA tks ss<asses
6rsssb sks sssssass sreo ~ ss~sA-
uH'ss's-
- 49, onw -
Esuisv kuh = n.s~.x M
osuAR -
asunsua1 oor ks1s UsiA~
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- 49, ks1v
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Ssb.--.--.----...-..-,.--. - OgAs1sr
1nsuuDsu4al SuaD.-.... - lna Uasuus
Dnse 0D 0usa - 00 0asussd
suns ~s.o - - = n.s,<.s,
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30

Ckesbey Jsliaa esse1ed Gsanisoa
psoPss Ss.1ay, sstsrsinG fvoa Den-
vss wksse - AsA bsen 70 attend the
i.ssrsl Of Adsn Miller, which oc-
c~sseA u TIE LstAesan chssch in
tAsA city - Sesssday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30

A bsby sisl was born Nosday =
~ ho@e of CsmiDle hesse on Ohio
csssk: Iesassasy morning Mr.. and
Mn. c. l. Miller Il 0snsisoa wers
nsde Asppy BY the biFth of Q
AeaGhter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30

~. nsy ksasns - - ~
sslks dss~s toss lsuo ~ Co.
noeAse. sssss~isG .ra -.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30
Laei - Ruuaa1

Ess Ask S,@ 6us~sdae. 60
- G.na.sas 49, 6rA&sD.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30

e. y ko.sD s~sssusd 0un1ne
6uD CuAAsAe SUasaO - uaB
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30

Es.sh Kosss = h4@ buo~
So DAnD - - ssnnlD = -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-01

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Mar
Gin Gsjewsk' spotkal " pew
nym wyszynku Antoniego
Kozinskiego ktory jest ma
stancyi W domu przy Die
wiatej ave-, p. nnr. e77: j tam
siez MIN zaprzA iazni1. Gajew-
ski .by} W towarzystWie w.
L.eMand dowskiego, a =gkoro 20
.baczyl re Kozihski .zmieniia
$40 paprosH 90, czyby ME
pozyczyf mu S.. gdyz lyle
brakuje mn na wyknpienie
karty okretoWej dla brata. Pu
.powrocie 2 mIiasta, kiedy Ko-
:zi6sh obecno6ci przyja
.ciM przymierzal uhranie "
swej stancyi taajeWsh przy
blizyl sic do Burduta, kt6r'y
Kozihski peWiesl M vie
szadle j Wyeiaal lgnaWszy kiie-
szenj $100 ulot1Ii1 hie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-01

cyl etc., z ca}ej Rosyi. =
Wielkiego pisarza pochowanc
W zwyczajnym grobie W par
ku, pod starym debsm pod
kt6rym zmar}y pragnal spo
czywac, jak to nieraz, "a zy~
.cia zaznaczyl. Pod debom tym
. dzieckism bedac To}stoj
wraz z rodzehstwem pocho-
wal drewnianego konika W
ofierze losom kt6re jak
wierzy}y dzieci uia1y dac i'm
szczescjei wszvstkim ]udzion.
Pod temze samem drzeWem
znalaz1 sedziwy pracownik
- odpocznienie wieczgste. >.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-01

LONDYN; % listopada. W
Irlandyi toczy sic nader os
ira kampania W sprawie
przysz}ych wybor6w do par
lamentu; scieraja sic tam
dwie partye:: Redmondai
O'Briena; pierwszy domRg ga
sic radykalnie sWoh6fE ola
Irlandyi: drugi jest konser::
watywnie usposobinn Do.
nosza z Dublina, 7e wczoraj
po zebrauiu agitacyjnem na
kt6rem Redmond pfMma-
vial przesz]o do wa1ki po.
mjedzy jego stronniknmi,
przeciwnikami; Redmondow.
cy cbcieli urzadzic poch6d
po miescie W czem i'm przesz.
kodzila policya pc Kt6re!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-01
bance szklane, kazdy NRlezyte sledztwo przepro.
dzi "a ake kartofe rosna wadzi koroner Rothacber.
W Hatley. s
SHENANDOAH, Pa. v

SHENANDOAH, Pa. "
Turkey Run, sas:edzi znalez-
Ii podczas dnia kiedy MAJ wy
szed1 do piracy, W stanie p1-
janym be2 przytomnosci ko
biete K. Slrawiehska, a obok
nieji nmierajace 5 ]etnie die
cko. Zawezwano lekarza kt6>
ry 20 zbadaniu orzek{, re
dzi cko jest r6wlIiez upojone
alkoholem lec2 jest nadzieja
re, to przeminie. Sasiedzi So
wie]ce oburzeni tea zajsciem.
Tomasz Konowicz zatrudnio-
ny :" Maple Hill kopalnj, W
srode podc2as piracy zosta'
pokaleczony W reke przez Cd
}am spsdajacego wegla, od-
wieziono do Faunton. Spring
szpita]a.
Jan Jutkiewicz. pracujacy
W kopalni No. 4 Packer, 20,
sta1 pokaleczony W ramie
przez spadajacy wegiel.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-01

NANT1COKE, Pa. Ma}y,
nj bohatt rami okazaI sic
z ma]utka Zosia Stawicka z
Goa ulicy ko}o ognia Ia polu
przy jej mieszkalnym domu.
Przypadkowo zaielo sic ubra-
ME dziewczynki i by1a by
MECH, b4ie zywcem ssp1one1a,
lecz ch}opcy ME tracac przy-
.tomnosci rzociJi ia b1uzami
j .grubym papierem i ogieh
st}umili. Zosia odniosla ty!ko
nieznaczne poparzenie reki.
W'ielki ,,trubel' powsta}
miedzy sasiadami o to, re
dr6b Maciejja A}isa wpada1
ma pole Franciszka Lipi6~
skiego. Lipihski 1niai potruc
kury Wojcitcha a ten WA
mian grozic mu zastrzeleniem
Sprawa opana sic przei sad
gdzie obaj zwasnieni pnsta-
wieni zostali pod kaucve $1o0
jake rekojmie ME robienia
,,trublu" IA przyszl, Sc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-01
NOWINY
TELE(3R RAFICZNE

MEKSYK, 28 listopada. =
Zdaje sic 10 rewolucya mex.
sykahska kohczy sic to
wcale niezaszczytnie: zew-
szad nadchodza wie6ci uspa-
kajajqce. Wnjsko rzadowe
gromi z powodzeniem handy
rokoszan, a W kotach dyplo
matycznych rad zastrzeg} sic
przeciwko cho6bY uzywaniu
wyrazu rewolucya dla okres-
lenia zamieszek ostatnich,
kt6re podobno ME So niczem
wiecei jak rucbawka zbrod-
nicza, urzadzoaa przez handy
luzne grasujace po prowin-
cyl i rabujace wsie i mias
teczka. Wojsko konfiskuje
broh rozpedza je, a wiezi
przyw6dc6w. Rad ,,siedzi W
siodle' mocno j ME daf sic
zen wyrzucjf, pracuje on e.
nergicznie mad przywr6ce-
MEM porzadku j spokoju w
kraju. Mimo tych uspakajaja-
cych 'doniesieh .naptywaja
jednak wciaz wie6ci o star
ciaeh i=zaj6ciaeh niepe+sjj
cych, o kt6rych piszemy
jeszcze W Telegramach Kra-
jowych, ponjewaz ma lsvfaja
je miasta ma pograniczu mex
sykahsko-ameryka1skiem.