davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-12

KOMPANIA trudniaca sic wy
rabianiem lnianego oleju, wniosla
skarge przeciw komisarzowi nabia-
1u i artyku}6w sporzywczych p.
Andrew French, azeby stara} sic
konstytucyjnie uprawomocni6 min
nesockie prawa przeciw fa}szowa.
niu artyku}6w sporzywczych.
w ZES,kA niedziele W parafii
sw. Kazimierza Kr. odby} sic OBJ
ch6d majowy przedstawienie u.
rzadzone przez m{odziez i dzieci
szk6lne. Program by} nastepujacy:
Zagajenie, p. Kasper Kujawa =
Deklamacya "Wspomnienie Oh.
czyzny*t, B. Drazkowska. - Nova
Wiel. ks. J. Herek, kt6ry zacheca]
mfodziez do nauki, a rodzic6w ably
nieszczedzili kosztu ma wyzsze wyk,-
sztafcenie swych dzieci. - Spiew
ch6rn panien "Trzeci Maj". DE
klamacya' "Jedno$ci2 SLIM" mali
ch4opcy. - Nova Wiel. ks P.
Kupferschmidta 0 Konstytucyi 3go
Maja, Wiel. m6wca objasnia] ola
czego Polska upad}a, wytyka} bic
dy dawniejsze, kt6re CT este MONA
i teraz ~ieszcze W narQdzie naszym
zauwazyG. Zachecaf m}odziez ably
pomiedzy soba rozmawia}a pc pol
sku, a osobliwie rodzic6w, ably W
domach m6wili pc polsku, ably
dzieci wjecej z~ami}owania nabiera-
~ do ojczystego jezyka. - Orkie-
stra. - A ku ku, male dziewczeta.
- Orkiestra. Splew "The Bugle
Horn" ch}opcy i dziewczeta. =
Orkicstra. - Dramat W jednym ak
Gle "Cudze jab}ka" r. Piechowiak,
J.. Zientkowska, S. Neuman, Jan
Barankiewicz, T. Drwal. - Orkie-
stra. - Spiew "The, Lime Kiln
ch}opcy. 49, Orkiestra. -
The Indian l1%untresses Drill,
dziewczeta. - Zakohczenie, "iel.
ks. Kupferschmidt. - Og6f odspie-
wal "Boze cos Polskes'.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-12

LATOWE godziny wejda W moo
W tutejszej czytelni miejskiej cd
przyszfego poniedziafku. Czytelnia
bedzie otwarta cd godziny 9ej z ra-
ma do $50 wieczorem, zamiast jak
zima otwierane o 10 Ell z ana do
8. 80 wieczorem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-12

Motormanl ma kolejach ulicznych
maja nieskohczony k}opot z, cykli-
stami, kt6rzy sig spiesza do piracy.
Stwierdzono IL sic uczepiaja wtyle
re strony wagonow SO claeggnieci
razem. Jest to bardzo niebezpiecz-
ma praktyka i powinna bye zanieo
chana zanim sic wydarzy jakieS
nieszczescie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-12

@fARMElRAa@W altera Yahnk
przy drodze do Homer, drzewa wis.
Move kwitna pc raz.drugi W tym
roku, poniewaz pierwsze kwiecie
zostalo przez mr66z zniszczone.
{ PODATEK "a wode. powinien
BYE zaplacony pred dniem ! szego
czerwca, pc kt6rym 10 czasie bedzie
dofaeczonny 10 procent cd naleznej
sunny.
WARREN b. Kniskern, zsrzad-
ca p~asazersko handlowy kompanii
Chicago Northwestern dobrowol-
ME 2 rezygnowaf re s}uzby cd 1go
maja, 1910.
Cd tego czasu mianowany zo-
sta} ma to stanowisko jake Passen
@ - t:sE. - SE-EES Ea -. s.
ger Traffic Manager, p. Alex. G..
johnson.
ZARlAD miasta postanowil
p%rzeszkodzic niepotrzebnemu zablo.
kowanlu ulic przez wagony kolei
milwauckiej, raz ma zawsze a se-
dzia Snow osadzif "a to przestep-
stwo Freda Bennett, konduktora
ciezarnego pociagu, ktdry sic przyz-
nal, il byf wipny,m tego przestep
silva, ma 80 kary pienieznej i o.
najmif mu PREY tenn, il W powtdre
nych przypadkach kary beda pod
wyzszone
w NORTH CREEK obchedzili
W zesz}a sobote malzonkowie An
drzej i Agnieszka Kokott 50 letni
jubileusz w~sp6lnego pozycia W sta
ME ma}zehskim. rodzinie tel zy
je dw6ch syn6w Jan i Pawe} i t
c6rek. Panic sJ6zefowa Libowska,
.Karolowa Jurowska, Piotrowa Mar
s.>lek W Independence, Wilhelmo-
wa Gordzielik, Janowa Zoldowska
i J6zefowa Prudlik W North Cree
.ku. Ma intenclye jubilat6w Wiel.
ks: Rajski odprawif msze sw. i
przemdwi} do Mich do zgromadzo.
nych W gcracych sfowach, wykazu-
jac jake 70 jest wielkie b}ogosla-
wiehstwo cd Boga tax d}ugie zycie
i wychowanie tax %licznej rodziny
zyczac sed|ziwej parze j~eszcze dfu-
gich lat zycieA Y, gronie .familii. My
take dofaczamy ~zyczenia ably Sc
DIVA para docezzkafa dyamentowe-
go wesela.
w INDEPENDENCE, zmar}a
" zesz{qe sobogt Ssf; ceztery lata i ID dni
liczaca c6reczka p. I. p. Libow-
skiego; pogrzeb odbyf sig W ponie
dzia4ek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-12
Poszukiwanie

Rodzina Jankowskich z Poznania
poszukuje J6zefa Pawlak "a przy-
bra} sobie imie Joe James, praco
wal on prxez niejaki czas W Alasce
d6zniej W Kalifornii. Jezeli by kto
O MIN wiedziaf MECH da mi znac
czempredzej.
Rev. A. Szczukowski
...... ~s.,. Delano, MINI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-12
Kontest ma h0d0Wanie
k%ukurydzy.

Trzeci roczny kontest hodowania
kukurydzy odbedzie sic ma miedzy
stanowej ~wystawie, 27-2e-29 81
wrzesnia, 1910. Stowarzyszenie O.
%fiaruje $420.W W premiach. lego
roczny kontest otwarty bedzie po-
dug nastepujqcego .urozmaicenia:
VANS Blue Ribbon, zolta
Wisconsin Golden Glow, zolta
Wisconsin No. I, biala
w dodatku do powyzszych beda
inne ryzykowne premis W rozmai-
tym gatunku. Bedzie kontest ola
ch}opc6w pomiedzy u Gle i ls Gle
lat.
Osoby kt6re chca brac udzlal W
kontescie, mog2 otrzymac wolne
siedzenie j pamphlet objasniajacy
wszystkie warunki kontestu, gdy
napisza pod adresem G. S. Van.
Auken, Sekretarz,
- &C. La Crosse, Wisconsin.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-12
.P0szukiWanie

Poszukuje brata mego Micha}a
Maceluk kt6ry przesz}ego stycznia
byf W Seattle, Wash. ktoby 0 MIN.
wiedzia4, albo on SAM niechaj mi
doniesle pod adresem:
J6zef Maceluk
ST. Regis, Mont.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-12

LEOPOLD Schoenig, dawnisj-
sly naczelnik policyi W Winonie,
zosta{ mianowany tajnym policyan-
tenn milwaukee, kolei, z GLOWING
kwater2 W Winonie. Bedzie on mia}
dozor ne przestrzeni pomiedzy La
Crosse l Red Wing.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-12

OBECNY miesiac Jest ostatnim
ma p}acenie podatk6w cd w}asnosci
osobistych j gruntowych, kt6re mu-
sza bye zapfacone " ofisie kasyera
powiatowego W ra.uszu bez dopfa-
cenia kary.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-12
WlADOMOsCI
MIEJSCOWE

VEL. ks. proboszcz j. Pachol-
ski wyjecha} W poniedzia}ek do
Warszawy W N. Oak. powr6cl W
piatek do Winony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-12

ZUPEkNE zacmienia, ksiezyca
bedzie tn 2sgo maja, kr6tko pred
lvta godzina wieczorem, widzial-
ne. TrwaG bedzie oko}o 50 minut.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-12

PAN Michaf Liberia, kt6ry ME
dawno nabyl ma w}asnosc dom Pc
zmarfym p. Beyerstead PREY zach.
5tej i Ewing I'll. pred t%ygodniem
przeprowadzi} sw6j zapas towardw
generalnych do nowo urzqdzonego
sk}adu, kt6ry jest 0 wiele obszer-
MESSY l wygodniejszy cd dotad
zajmowanego sztoru. Hala u CORY
Jest znacznie naprawiona. Pan Lii
bera przybudowa} take kilka po-
koik66w ma mieszkanie, a niekt6re
|kaza} naprawi6 i ulepszyc. Panu
Liberze zyczymy szczescia i powo.
dzenia W interesie.
DWOCH nowych policyant6w
cd zeszlo tygodniowego wtorku
rozpocze}o spe}niac swa s}uzbe po-
licyjna. Geo. Kreft objal dystrykt
W ~czwartej wardzie, W kt6rym do
tad mial nadz6r Mix. Ramczykow-
ski, i Herbert Killing z Suger Loaf
W dystrykcie dworca kolei North
Western. Obaj jake nocni warta-
RE.
PAN August Glubka za%trudniony
PREY piracy ciesielskiej, spad} z ru-
sztowania i z}ama} try zebra, lecz
predko powraca do zdrowia i sig
wyleczy tax, re bedzie m6gf wkr6t-
ce pracowad.
PODAJE niniejszem do wiado..
domosci, il wykupi}em r%racownia
wyrabiania pomnik6w kamiennych
ma groby - poniewaz mayhem
wszystko bardzo %tanio, przeto
sprzedawac bede o wiele taniej cd
innych. Zaraz n~aprzeciwko powia-
towego ratusza.
J6z. G. Frantesl i
Jan N. Beranek
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-16

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-16
1HAwAuAa coTEos d gaE soyEH

newspapers paying considerable attention HaEa
eotoprdung especially Doetor Wilcox Feeent J
through
grow believing that i virtues pen
nial Ould = southern planters.
appears surprise
News stating W5eoz yDg deyog BACK
says paper:
government agricultural expert, brought Iseeuuis
plant d HaBaiSa Islands Il BD
Hawaiian beng,
perennial plant queer
plant Of naturally EereGuial
aFtfaly. Calhoun
the without there
money growing plant killed By fpst
viii year, aad the ground b %
vegetation tie cleaning make
for
crop producing cotton plaot
thing arfaIy developed thing the fret
year Of year : be killed gotten rid q,
# thereafter. i that expert
trying 70 develop
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-16
pEr1rPPINE 100 1919.

plantation Hawaii
troubles Nndauao. Philippine
Islands il 5 reported Mindaua Herald, follows
Aindauao ESTATES labor
porting experiment After several months Of and 1edo
o. agents men
neiaand Arriving IHgau
entieed 70 BOT arrived the
people and them
money
lloHey faniez
like these disOuraging and tend the often
toned unresbily u the natives Worse rh
laentable there protecting the
employee strike. uHluate
employer they feel inclined
difficulty experienced planters
the that there aralat
labor hand that the FipiDos viii work because r.
islands Of and LuOn that tie the HaWu
planters recruiting
Filipino viii
Hawaii because the particular syols which
afraid live Mndsnao 70 be summed e. i 81
that Philippine plantations being started
spook business d o amusing the Philippine pane.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-16

Republican couniy
O ar tast l
lA ttf pata 1oart
ffh Is worthy cou6dence 1le Advertiser i'u
no particular q
The presented exceptionally
bad choice T M
opportunity
enectuay dumped h hoped 80 hn being by 4nf
Williamson Fernando Watkins worthy She unagded
the community
Eh convention has nothing apologize nor s choice 4o W house
representatives
The nominations for The the opinion Of THE
Cecil Brown the The
ballots % plumpc points combine
Of
The selections of the fifth admirable a F. Judd worthy
and will undoubtedly while Kaleopu
o. Of
polls again
The defeat Of Achi gratifying much the Johu Hughes
regettable.
pleasing This
in given
opportunity explanation be
ing was unworthy.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-16
and asked what he knew about che mat

and asked what he knew about the mat
ter.
This alarmed Trent and he vigorously
opposed the motion, on the ground that
there was no communication from Tava-
res before the board and therefore Ia
wares had no business appearing before
the board. Even if Tavares were to
appear, he would refuse to believe him
unless his statements were corroborated
by other evidence.
Dwight woke up and sided with
Trent, and the two of them squabbled
with Andrade for long time, nobody
getting anywhere.
Finally motion was made that ac-
ton be deferred to another meeting.
Andrade wanted to amend so as to in
clude an invitation to Tavares to be
present, but Trent wouldn t stand for
this, and as his vote was essential, his
idea prevailed.
Nevertheless, it is probable that Mr..
Tavares will be present at the next
meeting, to be held on Monday after
noon, for after the board had adjourned
and Trent had gone, the other members
held a sort of indignation meeting and
Andrade stated that he would have.
Tavares present, if possible, and ask
him to state his position, which, An
drade said, he has right, as a citizen.
and resident Of the Territory, to do,
no matter what anybody else says.
At ten-thirty the board adjourned
without having done anything except
! talk.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-16
BARRY's BEAUTS WOULD
PLAY ALL MILITARY

Sergeant harry hobbed up again last
night with d challenge 70 pat bis
beauis against q picked team from all
bfauehes 81 the military service, lie
aanis 10 haYe game "a ihe league
grounds tomorrow afternoon wien the
regatta = ARnIs
1na sunny sergeant "a Nilllae ~
ebaaea 4 san W. iinap|iel fofps bnpeh
aaank cay nlne plfhea from The eag'
alfg. lnfanlfYl mafiHfs an9 artillery
pf0relnR NJ fhnfRf ineHfY hfa SCENTS
ada asiQa aag ll0H ne pFpeeeaa on 3
afl read fef ihf $50 teens d lhf
fnHHH llafal IffH ~ ta GafppfHl
! HaQaiHH
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-16
49, II - rAvoR.

1aaeas re5o1e8 arranging
Representations government of
sastsea ~ Ws Lasfr Ottawa from
EHEfstaEabIe evidence Of the
5as1sz
nat0o be fe eae aaser q customs and W s. Fielding the
minister 1s the Canadian capital after trips
s0roas, e4fssseasz reciprocity
BaU5 aHpsS day wba American
1le fsEs - sse Dominion would into competition with
tLe BEq1ps gaHs
Cpada EFeIaI 9gstg timber could supply
5aaal Ffa Z sasfaK gss
pE So pf aaasaz reciprocity
free - Dsaak4ga
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-16
HIDDEN DANGERS
Nature Gives Timely Warnings THAI
No Honolulu Citizen Can Afford
TO ignore.

DANGER SIGNAL NO / comes fro
the kidney secretions. They will was
you when the kidneys are sick. Wd
kidneys exIrete a clea-. amber fuiS
Sick kidneys send out 3 thin, pale and
foamy, or a thick, red. nl-smelling
urine, full of sediment and irregular
of passage
DANGER SIGNAL NO comes from
the back. Back pains, dull and heavy,
or sharp and acute, tell you of sick kid
neys and warn you of the approach of
dropsy, diabetes and Bright's disease.
Doan S Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys
and cure them permanently. Here is
the best of proof:
Zed ROsendorf, merchant, Main St.,
Independence, Ore, says: "For ten
years l was troubled by attacks of kid
ney complaint and finally became so
bad off that I was forced to walk in
a stopped position. My kidneys we're
+ disOrdered and ON account of too fire.
( quent passages of the secretions, was
1 obliged to arise during the night.
Often I had to sit up, being unable TO
lie comfortably in any position. My
limbs became swollen and there was a
pufliness beneath my eyes. / doctored
/ and tried everything that was brought
to my notice, but received no relief I'M
III began using Doan Is Backache Kid.
ney Pills. They helped me from the
first and am today free from kidney
! complaint. / believe there is nothing
AS effective as Doan Is Backache Kid
ney Pills in curing this trouble"
Doan's Baeltache Kidney Pills are
sold by all druggists and storekeepers
al 90 cents per box (six boxes $500
or will be mailed on receipt Of price by
the HOLSTER Drug Co., Honolulu. whole
sale agents for the Hawaiian Islands,
Remember the name, Doan =, and
take no substitute.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-16
nMIoRATIoH AND DBnocRAcY

burning y Mecaudes. bad % Ial
10 Republicans assisted
ton viii probably be gal4 shortly but the results probable
suclg 9 Democratic broad
pIe3.eamnt believed h Republicans be e grin ba
tic Republicans aud t immigration plans Democracy
3 greatest W0ry
The u developed during Jus
by Republican meeting ga
question manfpy sEaddlng fe tpa desired
eggoeatd backed and filled th
question thing Republicans
stand has tie public attention
depagog has directed tie attention " W
side
Instead being plank victory immigration gaeo
appears plank thar me Democratic ea BY their apostle link 81
have 10 Wal b NoemDer
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-16

W M i ll1 m l Portuguese deserving the Republican in
i ll Fmtfsaf ia tte uoairauors viii np sul them
faasse ia thf Iiugaese tho kind
Ha 40 have
ahateg Republican party should
thinking
feFass h-raan their presence mainly Rcpubucns
aaa tws uutsr vA taken thrifty
~ ~ kffahcan legislature and the
@ oaaie act eon clauses passed
puushbosi this
are ready desert the Of
iang ereiuly
sas hsiitiag The people about whom the reports
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-16
gsg seeEa 4as MAgoErY. rME EE1TgE

}tssgs ; n btffsAfg franchise
IBIS IflseaEK gafg8 sFhesz gsg Territory
ge Pc qeg ~ gsf 81 ~ pl ga IN bs history
Haa9 las b1 Eeg Thinning between
county H ~ Industrial
pejy the maUy - Etgaesa e4gsseNfat
~ upYa53e ft INK AeHfsz b szs.g Gsfse1 besteb and
fi0Bp e a t aat - esegfats afgsgs ~ 1ssgls pfGai
appegea elge8g e4 ne fact that be Is
Has5t9H ~ za4 N ana seaeeTa
ge bigger t fe ig r ~ be s sf4 tf bettf taught The
final lesaop SD ~
y og base -. sgysg - 4 aey. 8spB sss1s go.,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-16
- - RArIon qEoMg.

tle fsgaseasa United by
i Fgps ss 80 country
- F21ua ezeassz u the continental popu
@4sz Territories, 7e1523s6
s12segzs n Hawai- Porto Of
twenty ger 9ag ag.sE egsaea Up $1,000
ayeJzEe
8se 2g.sst territories will
2gGg tz9G viz the ias1Iar
pqpsQq ls66556 II 1900 prior the
g2galeHqs zff=&zI, beginning
century z&5sz bsa4s gfafs
qsfu esry sggb gg1ses, ssfisz parallel
~ Iizoy " =
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-16
CHAIRMAN BREoKoBg

te credit the ja concluded Republican county
Robert 81 EIecon the chairman A ftetoa handled
various critical situation. which with e ssiH ~ gaasa lara
leutaal, being oH for a authority % usn ruling and
never failing % base something ~ % @e te Hea y some pc
decisions 8ha fAy hurt
prevent discussion and ogd lt aio convention Hlan
accessory bead % @aog ana go p nof h Selection q committee
eHleGty fiE padf8y lowing lfse NJ iht convention f fn
Ray m ~ aeoa secured representation RI if me Important aalq
hb ~ enthusiastic pH@tY ~ ~ 4f teaHalfs ~ W
eauaaaiehe ntmf aa ~ aaH ~ paHiaHsbp ~ ofuae M
ludgHepi na 1oapa p Ha 0bag4ep apHu
qlnf ela giving credit ah9e g0a Z aaf hphy r haHe aaa1
pel be affle9tfa
Hay aa p song haI tlf AH4IeaH HaNf Hef M ~ IH
= E nhlaef pTaaf hIloli lltR lnHaNEaa
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-16

John Hughes worthy speech Republican
ieston Wednesday
Of
appointed
into opinion
deserved recognized by placing
The Wednesday,
following Mr. blae
and unqualified
s
arrives who
prary eventually, to at
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-16

a. he preparing
public He that trouble
say.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-16

Money McCandess
yesterday.
find later that doesn't make Delegates to Congress, either
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-16

Delegate that The Advertiser picking
yellow We but unfortunately people blind
and fail agree with
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-16

Zeppelin
elements thuseo combine, what cana poor man
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-16

Democratic
pendent
appears he
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-16

~ Hag lao 2 + aInR hal ~ AmHe4 paHl m.y HeI
; rAae.i pima elloa' hong mnnhHfa
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-13
Business Ups and Downs.


"a study in our beautiful languageJ
81 hear Jack got up an aerial ex-
press company"
ooh, that's all gone upv'
"Well. l heard that something was
up when l was down there
"Yes; he couldn't get the aeroplanes
to go up. and so the company went
upr
He'll have lot to pay upp'
Hes gone up the spout. Been sold
up"
did you have anything up on it,"
ooh, took a little flier!'
"Well, it came too high for me.
couldn't plank down."
'Jack's folks will have to come down
a little now"
UNLESS his rich uncle comes down
and sets him up
"He won't. Jack got a little high,
and his uncle is up to his tricks now"
perhaps something will turn up"
mo; he's down and out"
1.-THE uncle may let up"
"No; he's down on Jack"
"Well. it's high time. Jacks been
too uppish."
1--WE all have our ups and downs"
$50 we do. My times up. Going
downtown"
mo; up"
$50 long"'-Harper's Weekly.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-13
FOUND ANOTHER
BODY IN RIVER
Fourth Victim of Columbia
Given Up This Morning
at Lebeck's Eddy.

The fourth victim of the Column
bia river to be given up this month
was found at HAS this forenoon, in
an eddy near the Lebeck pumping
station south of the city. Capt. Paul
Stoffel, who went up the river this
morning in the steamer Chelan with
a load of powder, saw the body in
the river at the mouth of the Swa-
kane. He made an attempt to re-
cover it but the body was lost sight
of in the rapids.
When it was found this morning
by J. w. Lebeck the authorities at
Wenatchee were notified and shortly
after noon Undertaken May and a
reporter from the Daily World drove
to the eddy. The man had evidently
been in the water for a month. He
was fully feet tall and very strong
ly built. He had sandy gray hair and
there was nothing on him to identify
him. He was only partially clothed,
having shoes, socks and pants on. No
shirt nor coat was on him. He had
a gray mustache and his teeth were
bad. There were no teeth beyond
the eye tooth in the upper jaw nor
beyond the eye tooth on his lower
jaw. There were a number of
wounds on the body but these may
have been made when in contact with
the rocks in the river.
This is the fourth victim of the
riv reto be taken out here during the
past month and the local authorities
fear that there may be some organ
lied effort in the upper river country
to do away with the victims. The
body was taken in charge by Under
taker May and the body will likely
be buried by the county.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-13
SOUTH AMERICAN PESTS.

Giant Snakes and Deadly insects That
Render lite Torture.
Relating his experiences during ex.
plorations In Bolivia TO the Royal Geo
graphical society. Major p Il. Fawcett
remarked that voyages up the Amazo-
MAN rivers were not without their dan.
gers,
There are aBacondas (giant snakes,.
crocodiles. electric cells. sting rays and
the pesania. q small deep bodied fish
with razor-like teeth and an unap-
peasable appetite for blood. Men IN
fortunate enough to fall into the Para
quay, where the perania is most pro-
Life. may be picked clean before they
can be rescued.
The anaconda is ubiquitous. moves
BY night and has weird cry. The ma
tOr's party killed one sixty-fve feet
long. and another party reported kill
ing one monster that was eighty-tive
feet in length.
Insects are legion and render life a
torture. Mosquitoes are the least often
sive. "In places one is covered from
head to foot by bees. inside ones
clothes and outside. in ones ears. nose
eyes. hair and mouth if it is opened
Feeding by day under such circum-
stances Is out Of the question" There
is whole list of dreadful and obscure
diseases. and the Brazil nut tree, drop
ping its heavy fruit from 100 or $50
feet. often breaks the travellers bead
There is also a tree which drops q
colorless liquid which causes the body
It comes In contact with to swell and
gives acute pain.
There are rumors which cannot be
disproved. since no one knows the
heart of the continent. Of q white race
with blue eyes and red hair. There
are also tales Of strange beasts and
huge and ancient ruins. so that South
America may well hold for the ex-
plorer surprises greater than those of
the African pygmy and okapi.-London
Mail
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-13

the country and were about to move
on to another section when invited
to have a spin in the big machine.
The result Is that they now have a
different story to write home and
will remain here at least through the
harvest season.
Milton Wolverton, of Michigan,
who was here six years ago, was
passing through to Waterville. He
expressed wonder to Mr.. Schank
that this town could keep going with
so small a territory to support it.
So the real estate man took him out
to see some of the small valley"
that so mysteriously support Wenat-
chez. And now another missionary
will go forth to tell 'the wondrous
story"