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Daty statystycZne.

w roku 1910 biblioteki publ
cznej korzystano 2,7o1,322 razy.
Z tel sunny 1,o56,SI2 ksiazek
wzieto do domu, reszta zas przy-
pada ma tych, ktorzy W bibliotece
Mich korzystali. w ciagu roku
niewidomi korzystali ksiazek
1896 razy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-30
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graficzne z miaStem - zerWane,
stad szczegoiow ME MONA sic do
wiedziec; ale budynki publiczne,
| iak poczta, telegraficzny urzad /
dworzec kolejowy juz maja lezec
w gruzach. WiadomoSci nadcho-
dza "a posrednictwem okretow,
przyplywajacych Z Messyny;
rad wyslai wojsko dla pomocy W
akcyi ratunkowej.
-Ksiadz ksiaze Maxymilian
Saski odjechal powrotem do
Fryburga, W Szwajcaryi, gdzie
jest profesorem przy uniwersyte-
Gle; zaiatwii on w zupelnosci
swe nieporozumienie Z Watyka-
mem, ktory - jak donosilismy -
wytknal pewne b}edy W artykule
Maxymiliana, dotyczacym Pola-
Iczenia KoScioIa katolickiego z
ICerkwia Prawosiawna.
- Rad ME wierzy, by miai /
stotnie wybuchnac generalny
strajk kolejarzy, ale W kazdym
razie czyni przygotowania ma
wypadek istotnego wybuchu
przedewszystkiem strajkerzy be-
da ewentualnie powoiani do re-
zerwy (wzorem Francyi), maj
niezbedniejszy ruch bedzie utrzy-
many przy pomocy zoinierzy, dla
przewozenia poczty artykulow
1spozywczych.
Lizbona, 80 grudnia. - Rzado-
wi nowemu grozi slime niebezpie-
czenstwo powodu szerzacego sig
gwaltownie powszechnego nieza-
dowolenia; w armii flocie dy-
zorganizacya sprawia, re Rad ma
te swoje podpory zgoia liczyc ME
moze: dla uniknienia niebezpie-
czenstwa wysIano gdzieS 3 kra-
zowniki portugalskie portu Ii
zbonskiego. Posel brytyjski te-
Ilegraficznie wZyWa o przyslanle
do Lizbony okretu angielskiego. =.
LudnoSc sic niepokoi, strajk po
strajku nastepuje; podobno wy
Iryto spisek, ktorego celem byio
obalic rzeplita i krola Manuela
powoiac ma tron.. Przywodcow
aresztowano! Wielkie niezadoWO-
Ilenie wywoluje amnestya udzie-
Iona premierowi czasow krola
Karola, Franco jego ministrom {:
opinia publiczna domagala sic ich
ukarania. Zachodzi Ottawa
powszechnej rewolucyi przeciwko
obecnemu rzadowi umiarkowane-
mu.
Ateny, Grecya, 80 grudnia. -
Donosza, re prowincye Els ma
$wiedziio slime trzesienie ziemi,
lkt6re zrzadziio wiele szkod; glo-
wne miasto prowincyi Pyrgos ma
wiele budynkow zniszczonych.
Trzesienie trwaio, ponawiajac sic,
w ciagu dni. Wioski Lachaena i
Andravida lea w ruinie. Prowin-
eva ley ma zachodniem wybrze-
re Peloponezu.
Gravesend, Anglia, 80 grudnia.
Eskadra amerykanska, bawiaca
tn W goScinie odjechaia; W kama
lie poiaczy sic ona inna czescia
floty amerykahskiej, ktora bawi-
Ia w portach francuskich.
Petersburg, 80 grudnia. - w
Iluteranskim zborze otruto przy-
padkowo try osoby a 20 Przy-
prawiono o ciezka chorobe, gdy
i'm podano przy komunikowaniu
IjakiS zatruty plyn, zamiast wilma.
Jaki to piyn i jak sic to stac mo-
gio, gazety ME podaja.
Budapest, 80 grudnia. - Roz-
poczeia sic sesya Delegacyi we
gierskich; otworzyi ia NOVA tro-
nova nastepca tronu, arcyksiaze
Franciszek Ferdynand, ktory Ia
Istapii w tenn cesarza, temu bo-
wien lekarze zabronili wyjezdzac
w obecnej porze zimowej. Nova
ME zawieraia nic szczegolniejsze-
lgo poza zapowiedzia powiekszenia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-30
ROK XXI.

| lleJ ZHdJuuJe sig 4<o,4l/ tolllo"
ksiazek; W roku zesz}ym byfo
ich 376,463. w ciagu jednego ro-
ku musiano wycofac 10000 to-
NOW, byfy bowiem TAX zniszczo-
ne, re ME mona ich byio napra-
vic.
LiczDa stalych czytelnikow
wzrosia w zeszlym roku O rs
procent.
| Z rocznego raportu klerka sa-
du kryminalnego dowiadujemy
sic, re w roku kohczacym sic
dniem 1go listopada w sadzie
kry1ninalnym przesuchano 3,13I
spraw. Z tel liczby I,I77 uznano
winnymi zbrodni 1853 uwolnio
no. w roku 1900 bylo 3,oI6 pro-
cesow, tego kara wiezienna
hub pieniezna ukarano I,I5o O.
sob, uwolniono 1880 os6b. Ka-
ry pieniezne wynosily W roku
biezacym $5o,II7.9o, a W roku
zeszlym $52,446.3o.
Obecnie w Chicago many
oooo swiatef fukowych ma uli-
each; W przeciagu trzech lat Ii
czba lamp elektrycznych wzros-
ME do $4,000.
Strategy ranni.
Trzech straiakow odniosho
ciezkie rany kiedy kompania 10
odpowiada{a ma alarm. Woz
strazacki uderzyl o kamief ma
skrecie przewroci} sic.
J6zef Grill, I4I2 N. Ayers av.,
woznica zlamal prawa reke Cd
ni6s{ uszkodzenia wewnetrzne,
zabrano 60 do szpitala sw. Eli
biety. Emil Littert, strazak,
wpadf pod woz i W kilku miej-
scach ma ciafo poszarpane a An
drzej O'Day wywichna} noge w
kostce twarz bolesnie podrapal.
Woz strazacki pedzii utica
Cortland. Ma skrecie przy Hum
boldt boul., Grill "a szybko ko-
ME zawrocii woz Gala siia ude-
rzy} kamieh rogowy. To bylo
powodem nieszczeScia.
Napad murzyna.
w celu zbrodniczym murzyn
nieznany napadi ma Helene
Mallstrom, I9 letnia dziewczyne
ma rogu 50 ave i w. Huron ul.
Murzyn chcia} zawlec dziewczy-
ne do zaulku lecz ia mu sic wyr-
wa}a zaalarmowala przechod-
niow. w pogoni "a zbrodniarzem
murzyn zdoiai sic wymknac i u
ciec. Policya tez nikogo ME are
sztowala.
Jest to juz trzeci wypadek te-
60 rodzaju W dwoch miesiacach h
w tel dzielnicy miasta. Murzyni
w tel okolicy sa dose liczni ME
bezpieczni.
Opera chicagoska.
Wczoraj odbylo sic posiedze-
ME dyrektorow chicagoskiej
spolki operowej, ktora podtrzy-
mule opere W Chicago. Ma po-
siedzeniu tenn postanowiono ME
tylko wytrwac do koica, pomi-
mo deficytu W kasie, ale uchwa-
lono spr6bowat jeszcze raz.
Przysziy sezon opery chicago
seiej jest zatem zapewniony. Do
niedawna opera chicagoska O.
placafa sic - W ostatnich tygod-
mach jednak powodu lichej
frekwencyi musiano dokladac.
w przysz}ym sezonie dyrekto-
rem generalnym zarzadca be-
die Andrzej Dippel a dyrygen-
tenn Campanini. Kompania "a
mierza trzymac sic systemu
praktykowanego obecnie i tax
nadal publicznosc chicagoska be-
die miala sposobnoSc ogladac
gwiazdy operowe zOpery bo-
stohskiej i nowojorskiej. w tym
sezonie jeszcze bedzie w Chica-
60 tenor Ceruso. w przyszlym
roku kompania poswieci wiecej
czasu nowym operom wloskim i
francuskim. Rozeszia sic pogio-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-30
Portugalia wobec novel rewolucyi
Fatalna komunia.
Trzesienie Ziemi w Grecyi.
z Wegier.-Kryzys gabinetowy W Hiszpanii
ROsyiscy anarchisci bandytami W Londynie
Immigracya do Kanady.-ZMe

ednoity buchaeryny bank0w krajowych Grozna
ekspozya Pittsfeld, Mass Ofary wybuchu prochu III
Paso stanie oskarzena
aiatOra HOxeyaZamach dynamitowy Gales
burg, m-Powstancy meksykahscy zskupua Okret
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-30
Dumna panienka.

Ia dumna ma to, ably poproslc
narzeczonego, by ia cd cell vie
ziennej uchroni}, Janina De
Koch, zam. pm. 1917 La Sale av.
ktora niedawno temu przyjecha-
la Z St. Louis, Mo. - powedro-
wala do donu poprawy, ably Cd
robic koszta w sumie SIS.
Dziewczyna ME pracowala cd
kilku miesiecy. Pred tygodnlem
weszfa ona do skiadu w srodmie-
Sciu i skradia brylantowy pier
scionek, "a CO ia aresztowano.
- MiaIam tylko 3 Gently przy
sobie, a ME chcialam Artura pro-
sic pieniadze. Potrzebowalam
pieniedzy i dlatego pierscionek
skradiam.
- A dla czego niema tn dzi-
siaj twego narzeczonego? - py-
tai sedzia Beitler.
- Me chce, ably O TEN VIE
dial! - odpowiedziaia dumna
dzieWczyna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-30
PIATEK, DNIA 3O-GO GRUDNIA, 1910 ROKU.

rzyia sic fatalna eksplozya W ko-
tie parowym kilkanascie osob
straci}o zycie, kilkanascie costa
10 pokaleczonych LEI lub ciezej,
IWedle sprawozdania urzednikow
kompanii, okoio 100 ludzi zgro-
madziio sic W poblizu budynku z
kot}em parowym, by wysiuchac
instrukcyi, a otem zabrac sic do
ciecia lodu, kiedy wydarzyl sic
wybuch. Eksplozya byla tax
gwaitowna, re 10 os6b ma miej-
scu zostalo zabitych i zwloki je-
dnego Mich znaleziono pozniej W
odleglosci $50 stop, drugiego W
odleglosci 100 stop cd miejsca
wybuchu; pokaleczonych jeden
jeszcze unarl w kilka minut pc
katastrofie, a trzej potem umarli
W szpitalu. 12 jest ciezko polka
leczonych, tych trzej niezawo-
dnie umra. Zabici byli po wiekszej
czesci - Polakami Wiochami
- Skoro tylko rozeszla sic wiado-
moSc o nieszczeSciu, rada miejska
zebrala sic ma sesye nadzwyczaj-
ma i postanowifa zbierat ofiary
dla rodzin ofiar katastrofy. Sena-
tor zwiazkowy Crane pierwszy
zfozyi $500. - Materyalna szkoda
zrzadzona ME byia wielka; ME
przeniesie prawdopodobnie $500.
Ell Paso, Tex, 80 grudnia. -
Prace celem ratoWania ludzi "a
sypanych skutkiem przedwcze-
snej eksplozyi prochu w tunelu
kupy zuzli w szmelcowni tego
miasta odbywaja sic bezustannie
wydobyto juz zwloki dwoch IT.
dzi, a siedmiu zywych robotni-
k6w. Joaquin Chapano zosta} u
ratowany po 12-godzinnym poby-
Gle pod gruzami i teraz jeszcze
chodzi o wydobycie Enrica Aquil-
| Ii, ktory juz Is godzin jest Easy
pany moze sic porozumieWac z
Itowarzyszami niosacymi mu ratu-
mex. Czterej robotnicy niezawod-
ME zabici jeszcze znajduja sic pod
gruzami; razem straci}o zycie 6
Iosob Z pomiedzy 20 zasypanych'
Roboty So utrudnione z powodu,
re w tunelach znajduje sic. jesz-
cze 10 skrzynek prochem, kto-
rych wybuch mog}by nastapic
przy najlzejszej nieostroznoSci.
Nowy York, 80 grudnia. - Sad
wielkoprzysieglych wniosl oskar-
zenie przeciw Jozefowi G. Robi-
nowi, ktorego finansowe operacye
doprowadziiy do zamkniecia ban
ku Northern. Jest on oskarzony o
lzdefraudowanie $4,000 Z fundu-
Sow tego banku. - Zdaje sic, re
Robin udal oblakanego, kiedy mu
groziio aresztowanie. Poniewaz
przewiezienie 60 do zak}adu lecz-
niczego nastapiio wskutek zarza-
dzenia sedziego, ktory zaufai
swiadectwu trzech lekarzy, przeto
narazie Robin uwaza sic "a obla-
tkanego i ME MONA go proceso-
wac. dopoki ME zostanie uznany
zdrowym umyslowo. Ma wniosek
adwokata zbadaja go dwaj leka-
RE, ktorych jednego wybierze
prokuratorya, a ich orzeczenie
tworzyc bedzie podstawe do dal-
szego postepowania.
St. Louis, Mo-, 80 grudnia. -
Ira ]. Mix Z Chicago identyfiko-
wal Lilly Nc Dowell, aresztowana
pod zarzutem kradziezy klejnotow
wartosci $4,000; poznal w niej
siuzaca, ktora dnia 10 grudnls
znikla Z jego domu, podczas gdy
rownoczeSnie okazaf sic brak kleJ-
notow wartosci $4,000. Process o.
skarzonej odbedzie sic W St. Lo-
uis. Identyfikowaf ia take detek-
tyw James Conicll Chicago ia
ko zone Dina McDowella, ktory
"a kradziez klejnot6w odsiaduJe
kare w wiezieniu W Allegheny
City, Pa.
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-12
Either Homesiek or q knoeker.

ID. II. McCune came over from
Ration last Sunday and visited with
his family until Thursday morning
Dave says we ought to be proud of
our town for its the best one he
has run across In all OF his travels.
The Belen cutoff has knocked all
the wind out of Ration. and II has
been on the down grade for several
months. A big double store in Ration.
about the size OF Draper's. closed It's
doors last week and went out OF bus
iness. and Dave says that there are
more OF them hanging on by their
eyebrows. He thinks a man Is lucky
to live and have his being In La
Junta. Dave may be Just homesick.
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-12
0sptist Ladies Aid.

The Ladies' Aid OF the Baptist
church have a pleasant custom OF
making the weekly meeting on the
second Thursday In each month en-.
lrely social.
This week the social meeting WAS
In the pleasant home OF Mrs. c. e.
Baity. In Home Place. The hostesscs.
six In number. were Mrs. McNeen.
Mrs. Baity. Mrs. Tuggle. Mrs. Nor.
ton. Mrs. White and Mrs. Hart The
hour for assembly was 2;3O O'Clock
and about forty ladies' were present.
After a most delightful while spent
In sewing. conversation and games
the ladies partook OF delicious cream
and cake ~ refrsshment. =
The next meeting will be- business
strictly and will take place Thursday.
March l7th. with Mrs. Stark. SI3 Cim.
arron avenue
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-12

For Sale--Fancy Langshan eggs.
R. G. Dalton.
DR.. Sapero. the Denver eye, ear
nose and throat specialist. will again
be In La Junta at the Sherman
House, Thursday and Friday, March
18th and 18th.
For Sale or Exchange-Two-lot cor
ner with twelve room pressed brick
rooming house to exchange for irri-
gated land or live stock; also fine
two-seated surrey to exchange for q
good mare.-A. +. Marsh.
His serene magnificence. the stOrk,
visited the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
ward Miller last Sunday morning and
left . fine baby girl as a testimonial
OF regard. The little one was chris.
tened Sarah Margaret Miller.
I. o, Wilson, accompanied by his
wife. leaves today for Amarillo. Tex.
having exchanged his chief despatch
er job with A. w. Harrell. who comes
to La Junta Mr.. Harrell was former
ly located In La Junta as night chief
despatcher.
II. W. Myers. agent for the Santa
Fe. k In Los Angeles Calf. this week
attending the o. S. l. ID. meeting.
where all Of the chief moguls OF the
Santa Fe have been among those
present Mr.. Myers expects to be
bacA Aome again p. d. q. II our read
ers are not able to interpret the first
letter abbreyiations perhaps they will
have better luck with the latter.
DR.. Rowland r. Stanley. son OF
Postmaster Stanley. who graduates
from Bellevue. New York City. In
June next. has been offered and has
accepted . position with the c. r.
and |. COmpany's hospital tMinnequa)
as interne. We understand he will
have ~ associate young DR. Finney.
of La Junta. who graduates from Har.
ward this spring g.-Manzanola Sun.
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-12
aLeGlyPfROVLl1nNs

For Salc-Thoroushbred q. G. White
and Brown Ls9horn eggs: u per IT,
teen. T. w. Richardson.
Nayhsw House rurnisAing Co.. un.
d~stakers and smbalnsss. Phone
Fast II. nisAt phone Juats ~.
"0em" -four. bsst In The market.
Every sack guafsatssA Or moaey ~
fusdsd.-LA Jsnta Mniias Company
The ladies Of the Catho,ic church
VIII give . sSasl d. Pststct's Day
Bah Il Elks' Hall on the svseine Of
March i7th.
xessy - leas - inrn Dsooeety
% sAeet setSee; - aln0isstsa. -
Charles =. 49, 1sso :. Aiiisr.
nals Mood.
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-12
Young womsn's 500 Club.

The Young Women's 500 Club was
most delightfully."- entertained Tuesday
afternoon OF this week at the home
Of Mrs. Albert Williams, COS San Juan
avenue.
As the name signifies several hours
were pleasantly spent at the game
Of 500. after which delicate and deli
cious refreshments we're served in
two courses.
Those present were Messrs. Muench
Cole. winterburn, Prosch. Osborne.
Bourne, Ragsdale, Armstrong. Ander-
derson, Craighead. the Misses O'Con-
nor and Holly. The guest table in
cluded the Misses Helen McNeen.
Hazel Lee. Jessie Baldridge. Adelaide
Albera.
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-12

Nm =. A. MassAail aal Nrs. vsrnoI
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-12
Eiks' Social and Dance.

To honor especially those ladies
who 30 ably assisted them In their
fair In December the local lodge of
Eiks gave an Oyster Supper and ball
Thursday evening. The affair was
exceliently planned by competent com
mittees and most admirably carried
out.
The supper was served In the mag
nificent lodge room where long II.
bles had been tastefully covered and
decorated. The decorations used were
Ferns and crimson and white carnn.
in the huge ball room Wonderly'n
orchestra - every member present
invited to the dance with most en-.
trancing strains Of music.
Promptly At O'Clock the grand
march WAS formed and from that tims
until eleven the dancers feet were
not still. A. eleven supper was serv'
I'd and done full justice 10 BY the
merry makers. Mr.. sporieder. In q
delightful manner. gave the eleven
O'Clock toast
After supper dancing vas resumed
msrriiy until the wee sma' hours. "
aad light feet and iixhter hearts beat
Several out Of town people were
present to take part In 20 Jolly =
time. There follows the happy eleven
O'Clock toast ~ given BY Mr. spor.
ledes:
There n an hour Of mystic charm.
wAen memory's chimes arc ruas,
A tias Of deep. religious cain.
whess psaiss The bards have ssng.
The heart es E1kdom throbs and beasl
Anl other lays recan
TIE Diedss that ilp 70 lip repeats.
Or sbsset beothses I'll.
MOI rschss great o. high estate.
Mee Mood q kingly 1ine.
Nse Avess that q fAvning wait.
lnsolrs this hous q Mise.
TAs boseuse lgAts ass bsentag Iev.
W1tAh ~ aatlers1 AAll,
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-12

A most delightful affair was the
8 O'Clock dinner given last Saturday
evening b Mrs. u. 4. McCune At hs'
hospitsble. pleasant home on Carson
avenwe. Nr. NcCune. who In home
for . little stsit. was the honor~s
q the occasion. The guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Beerbohm and family
NJ. aad Mrs. Larsen and family.
After the most wholesome and d.
llesous u diaaess had beea 6oae full
justice 70. The coopaay carried Out
a. inpro0ptu musicai program.
hoeeke6eee Az
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-12
Mrs. Light En,s-t.ins whis. Club.

The Women's Whist Club met this
week on Tuesday evening instead Of
on Thursday evening as is Its Gus
tom-the change being made on &C
count Of the Elks' ball on Thursday
evening. Mrs. Ella Light. 5l9 Ration
avenue. entertained the club and
proved herself once more 4 charming
hostess. The favorite game was
played, and refreshments concluded
the afternoon.
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-12

keif were the hostesses Thursday
afternoon at Mrs. Marshals' home,
507 Ration avenue. to the Aid Society
Of the Methodist church
About fifty ladies were present.
The afternoon was spent In business
and pleasure and was closed by the
serving Of excellent refreshments.
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-12
Reception to Basket Sail Boys.

The faculty and students of the
La Junta High School rendered re-
ception TO the La Jun's Basket Ball
boys Al the High School building on
the evening of March sth. The AS
scmbly room WAS most beautifully dec
GRATED In pennants aud pottcd plants
Games OF all sorts were INDUCED In
Tor pastime, and no small interest
and amusement was awakened BY
the fortune telling booth which prov
I'd = delightful feature Of the even
ing program. There were between
ninety and one hundred guests pres
ent. The serving Of delicious light
refreshments vas . thoroughly sp
preciatcd finale TO = splendid time
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-12
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD
KNOW THIS RECEIPT

For Group. Colds and Pneumonia. 1t
10 30 simple and honest that every
one can make It at home without any
trouble. The Japanese have for CEN
turtles used the ingredients and only
few years ago have we discovered
them.
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-12
Beatrice Stevens Society Editor. Phone Black es3
The theme II OF the long ago.
Our absent brothers all.
O'clock Strikes Eleven)

O'clock Strikes Eleven)
I list the Ginning OF the hour.
The touch Of glass with glass.
And count as friendships priceless
dover,
The moments rs they pass.
Where'er We roam. on land or sea,
Whatever fates befall.
Let We with them remembered be-.
Our absent brothers all.
Though oceans stretch their leagues
between,
Or trackless waters divide:
A charm IL In the hour l ween
That brings them to our side.
And some there are who sleep for aye
Where somber shadows fall,
But sweet the rosary we say.
Our absent brothers all.
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-12
Saint PssrIek's Day Reception.

Invitations are out to q reception
which will be rendered their lady
friends by Mesdsmes Finney. Larsen.
Coltman and stubbs on March 18th
81. Psfrick's Day.
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-12
hostess TO 500 Club.

Mrs. Wilson Hart WAS hostess ia
the 500 Club Monday afternoon OF
this week. Her pleasant home at
s02 Ration avenue had been made
more attractive than is usual. for
the pleasure Of her guests. The IA.
vored game was enjoyed for several
hours and when delicious light re.
freshments had been served. the club
adjourned to meet next week.
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-12
'''1 <: z::sss.;;S *; 81. ~; : 49,: !: $1,000

Put In a tightly covered jar and use to an
Group or pneumonia ix suspected Pho Chi OIL
H. imported. hut mi ed in AmeYica, and can l,e
obtained in original sealed packages at any
druggists.
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-12
In Mrs.. Rachel Hicks Honor.

On Saturday afternoon last Mrs
J. A. Armstrong. 52i Colorado ave
nue.. received fourteen Of her lad,
friends and intimstes for the pleas
ure Of her mother. Mrs Rachel Hicks
who Will shortly leave for her home
The afternoon was spent most pleas
antly at fancy work and In convcr
sstion. and WAS closed by the serv
ing Of delightful refreshments.
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-12
MONG the saints whose
\ names are prominent on
n 1910 calendars, because their
deyOtee take delight in re-


lSlO caIenO1tS, OeC1ube tne1
- devotees take delight In re-
membering their good works and In
celebrating their virtues In song.
story and fete. none is more conspic-
uous nor Is any more revered than
that Of the good Saint Patrick.
II may be Of interest to recall that
his original name was Succath and
that he had the name Of Patrick be-
slowed upon him by Pope Celestine,
OF Rome. He was carried captive
from Italy to Ireland and escaped. but
being again taken captive to the
same green Isle he became greatly in
Crested in the country and its peo-
p1e and though be escaped captivity
once more. came yet again into self
imposed bondage Of Christian interest
and love. From that time through
his remaining life he gave himself
soul and body to the christianisins
Of ireland.
The Roman Catholic Church keeps
his festival on March nth. the ami
versary OF his death. He died at
Down. Ulster. March II. +93 or +s5.
Saint Patrick founded many
churches. cioisters and monastic
schools In Ireland and was jealous In
the suppression Of slavery.
All honor TO st. Patrick.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-02-26
HUMoR FROM OVER WATER
Some Samples That Seem to Disprove
EngIlshmen Have No Sense
Of Wit.

We spoke last Sunday Of the Pail
Mall Gazette's funny column. Mr.. q
E. Jerningham's "Ma1ims Of Marina,
duke" gives . more cheerful view OF
English wit and humor. Here are.
two or three samples:
Almost every Englishman imas-
ines he is moral because he objects
to immortality-in others" :,
'He who is drunk in first-class
carriage has had At; he who has had
a fit in third-class carriage Is
drunk"
"Man-a biped with prejudices-
which he calls principles"
Here is quotation from Woman
as q Work Of Art: .
Since her return from the restorers
at Homburg Mrs BIAS, as we ex.
pected she would. greatly improved.
We are now able to detect the delicate
coloring and the elaborate workman
ship which were before obscured by
unnecessary varnish. In Mrs. B.
the nation has secured an important
example Of the New York school, She
possesses considerable freedom Of
style, but her middle distance is Z
tribe pompous. Herald.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-02-26
WILD BEASTS BECOME PLAGUE
enforcement Of japanese EdIets
Leaves Koreans at the Mercy
Of Jungle Prowlers.

We learn from the jill that ~ .
result Of the prohibition against the
carrying Of firearms BY Koreans. and
also against the importation OF rifles
fowling pieces. and ammunition from
Japan. with . view Of prstenting the
insurgents obtaining further supplies
Of arms and ammunition. the hunting
OF wild game in Korea has been en-
tirely stopped. In consequence = rap
Id increase in the number Of wild
beasts is taking place, and tigers and
wolves are being constantly met with
In the fields In the interior. thus rem.
dering travelling In these parts ex.
tremely dangerous. The havoc
wrought by tigers is particularly evil
dent In Ping-au province. where no
less than 33 persons have been at.
acked by these animals lately. AT one
place tiger entered the house Of Z
farmer and killed \ baby. The au-
thorities In Korea are becoming
alarmed at the rapid increase In tho
number Of wild animals, and have
made inquiries Of the geological de.
partment in the College Of Science In
the Toxic Imperial university regard.
ing the best means for the destruction
Of tigers and wolves.