davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-06

Ia przyczyne ustapienia.
Hi'miego baszy uwazaja
takze fakt rehabilitacyi jego
poprzednika Kiamila baszy.
Partya ,,postepu j ieano-
Sci" przekonala sic, ze pod.
noszone swego czasu zarzuty
orzeciw Kiamilowi, byly ME:
sprawiedliwe i niezgodne q
rzeczywistoscia. gdyz Kia-
mil ME mia1 mic wsp6lnego
2 intrygami by1ego sultana
Abdul. Ha1nids. Pragnac da6
satysfak.cye skrzywdzonemu Y
Kiamilowi mlodoturcy Ego
dzili sic teraz ma zan,iano-
wanie jjego Wielkin Wezy-
rym: ...: !. d. Al,
w kazdym w1ypadku re-.
zygnacya Hilmiego pociag-
ME "a soba dymisye gabi-
netu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-06
ATENY, GRECYA, 3 sty-

ATENY, GRECYA, 3 sty--
cznia. - Liga wojskowa da-
je znowu znak zycia i zno.
WI wyzyska}a brutalnie swa
przemoc sile.
Minister spraw wewnetrz-
nych Triantaphillakes zre'
zygnowa}, odbywszy przed-
tenn konferencye z kr6lem i
premierem ministr6w -
gdyz rezygnacyi tel zazada-
la liga wojskowa.
Liga ia dalej zada}a, aby
wszystkie poselstwa greckie
"a 6 ranica wyjatkiem po
selstwa tureckiego zosta}y
zwiniete.
Zadania te mia}y przypo'
mniet rzadowi i kr6lowi, ze
ponad mimi jest terroryzm
wojska, kt6re grozba strajku
wszystko wymusic moze. Po-
niewaz JUL cd pewnego czasu
liga wojskowa ME dawa}a
znaku zycia j pos}owie do
par]amentu zaczelj pracowa6
spokojnie mad dobrem kra-
]u, .postanowi}a llga znowu
skorzystac 20 swej silv i wy.
music reformy, bez wzgledu
ma to jake one ola pa6stwa
beda.
w piatek ubiegly :?wszyscy
zolnierze oficerowie stane.
Ii pod bronia, a wys}a6cy
ich wreczyli przyw6dcom O
pozycyi premierowi~ mi
nistr6w pisma, kt6re obej.
mowa}y try zadania:
~ ably poslowie obrado'
wall nieprzerwanie j podczas
nadchodzac acych[6wiat Bozege
Narodzenie In. b. wed}ue
greckiego obrzadku swiets
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-06

KONSTANTYNOPOL 3
stycznia. - Wielkis Wezyr
Hilmi basza zrezygnowal.
Przyczyna rezygnacyi ME
wiadoma, bye moze, re by}y
mia cd d}uzszego czasu wi
doczne usi{owania zwalenia
rzad6w Wielkiego Wezyra
z zaimowanego stanowiska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-06

MEKSYK miasto 3 sty-
cznia. - Jose Santos Zela-
va byly prezydent Nikara,
guy z}ozy} prezydentowi
Diazowi wizyte, ably mu po-
dziekowac "a udzielona 60.
Seine W Meksyka.
Zelaya przebywa} W psla
Gu przez pol godziny. - ale
byl pr2yjmowsny przez pre-,
zydenta Diaza, jak cz}owiek
prywatny. Rozmowa obra ca.
Ia sic g}6wnie oko'o polo
&enia W Nicaragua. Ollie sa-
die j 4 p6fniejszego poste-
powania Ze]ayi wywniosko-
wac MONA Djaz zwr6cil mu
uwage, eby wobec dzienni- :
karzy, prcszacych 60 o wy
wiad by} ostr6z,aiejszy, gdyz
m6glby naduzyc udzielo-
nych mu praw goscinnosci
i azylu, a W dodatku Mex
syk W trudnem postawic po-
}Ozeniu.
Skoro Zelaya powr6cii do
hotelu odw6wi1 udzielenia
wywiadu wszystkim licznie
zgromadzonym sprawozdaw-
com dziennikarskim, a "a
razem oswiadczy}, re prze2
6 dni pie bedzie udziela1
zadnych wyja6nie6. Dlaoze.
go Zelaya naznaczyl s dn;owy
termin milczenia niewiado.
mo, ale W kazdyna razie da-
je on duzo do my6lenia Przy'
szczaja niekt6rzy ze Ze.
laya " ciagn tyeh 6 dni Q.
) pusci Meksyk:Jt dnemu zt
swych przyjaci6I ,oSWiadc
Zelaya ze ma zamiar uda6 sic
do Belgii i dac tam ksztai.
cic swych syn6w, gdyz san
ksztalcil sic. rowniez " tvm
kraiu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-06

RZYM 8 stycznia. Stan
kardyna}a Sato]i pogarsza
sic z kazda chwila. Zycie je~
go przed}uzaja jeszcze "a
pomoca sztucznego kwasoro-
dowego oddechania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-06

u 0OA - vt4S9
-
rudy zelaznej- " porcie Rich
mofskim. Kiedy winde ma
}adowana ruda puszczono "
ruch, Modzelewski stall obok
windy. Nagle lima sic GER.
wala ca1y }udunek rudy
spaA, a spadajac, brzeg win
dy uelerzyl Modzelews skiego
W ty1 czaszki, gruehocac mn
ja Smierc nastapi1a ma mlej-
|scu. *
PITTSBURG, Pa. w mics
dziele rano znaleziono " 81.
puszczonym budynku pod
No. 8O4 River ave-. Alleghe-
ny, zw1oki J. L. Friela II
letniego ch1opca, 2 pod No.
II Scott place blisko Penn
ave. Zwf,ki znalazt II letni
A. Schwe;tzer. Friel zginal
jeszcze W dniu 1890 grud-
MIA. M4ody Schweitzer wraz
= kilktnastu ch1opakaInl
stroll ma pustych lotach
drzewo r6znymi starymi ru-
pieciami, a>gdy tych ME mo.
gil dose znale5c W poblizu,
Schweitzer uda} sic ma po.
szukiwanie do opustoszalego
domu. Tu ma drugiem pie
trze zobaczyf lezacego edo
wieka, a myslac,g ze to pi-
jak, zwo1a} swych r6wie6ni-
k6w. .:,..
Chlopcy k:I:rrz,yczac /: \, mad re
kom ytn% pijakieny zciagneiz
niego kurtke i hpiero I pre-
konali sic, il to trl,p. Ma.
robiwszy krzvku,. zaalarmo- {
wall GAIA ,okoIice, naieszta
po'icya i wzie}4 ,wszystkoi "
swe re;e. I.lenty fikacya
byla |atwa. w kieszeni ch}op-
ca znaleziono ksiazeczke To-
warzystwa katolickiego kos
cio}a z podpisami. Koroner
zbadal trupa1'i eszaminacya
lekarska wykaz ia, il chlo-
piec zostaf. spity vodka, a
nastepnie zamordowany no
zem o kr6tkiem ostrz,1, VII
docznie scyzorykiem. Zbrod.
mia o lie dotychczas 2; z;ogle-
DIN MONA sic by1o przeko.
nae ME. zosta}a spefniona w
budynku, W kt6rym znalezio-
no trupa lecz gdzies; i''dzieii
to jeszcze W dniach 13 luh u
grudnia, a zimne poWiet:1rrz;s,el', ! ;s,l',.
zapobieglo rozk}adoRi Gala.
Policya jak dotYczas ME,
ma zadnych wiesci, lecz TAX, /,
detektywi jak regularni gorl:-..
liwie tropia q sladami, Pc
wien, mlody chlopak is las)
zglosll sic ma policye, q Oswald " }a' 5[$.
czajac, il " ozasie okoto IL
i p6zniej byl kilkakrotni'e 'tl1l
zaczepiony prze'z p,gnogp
nieznajo omego me ezcz.yzue
.Policya wziela 60 r6wniez
do pomocy. Miejmy nadzie-5
lie, il. zbrodnia bedzie Cd
kryta, a orderca otrzyynast I.
zasll1zo iona kare.
BAY CITY Mich. IS Ka-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-06
szkaniu Bronowskicb.

szkaniu Bronowskicb.
Eksplozya by}a straszna
W skutkach. Siedmioro die
ci spali}o sic W ogniu kom:
pletnie. Szescipro 2 Mich
nalezafo do Bronowskicb, q
|jedno zas do jednego z bor-
tnik6w. Opf6ch dzieci, ciez.
kie a moze nawet smiertel-
ne rany odniosfo trzech mez.
czyzn, kt6rzy dzieciom chcie-
Ii pospieszvc ma ratunek.
p. Dzieci sp lone )iczy|y Cd
2 do IL lat. Dzisiaj leza ma
marach a zrospaczeni rodzice
rwa sobie wlosy 2 g1owy.
Zdo1ali SIC oni ocalic, wy.
skakujac 2 okpa drugiego
pietra ma uljce.
CHICAGO, III. Piotr Kna-
pix, W wieku lat II prey
szedt W odwiedziny do swe-
go przyjac ella NJ. Kujawy
Piotr Knapik miaf przy So
bic revolver ~ kalibru ma
bity czteroma etrza1ami. Dla
zabawki poczaf strzelac
do szczur6w ma podw6rzu
domu, gdzie mieszkaf Kuja
wa, wystrzeliwszy trzy nabo-
je. Czwarty nab6j pr6bowa]
wystrza)if, lecz ME m6g}.
Wtedy wszedi do mieszka.
Ma lad FslaaRa Kl1jaw,y, !, !, kt6-.
ry stal przy oknie,5=a qhcac
zbada6 przycz.yne, dla kt6:
rel revolver ME chcia} wy.
strzelic, pociag agna} "a cyngiel
j. ostatni nab6j, jaki sic
zpajdowa1 W rewolwerze, ira
fiji " udo tuz stojacego WI.
Kujjawe, kt6ry upadl ma zie-
mie, poczem .odwie2iono go
do. szpitala Sw.. -Maryi. Ma
razie ME grozilo niebezpie-
cze6stwo, lecz koniec Okla
za1 sic fatalnym: w. Kujawa
d1sta1 bowiem zakazenia
krwi, wskutek czego zmar]
dnia 19 bm.
NEW YORK. Os}awjony.
banker" Baniszewski, kt6ry
naciagaawszy mn6stwo lat
wowiernych, zostal areszto.
wany przez tutejs2a wladze
policyjna, ma nieiedna spra.
We juz ma sumieniu, Bani-
s1ewskiego aresztowano
wskutek skargi OBJ. Kodul.
skiego z Mineola, L. l., kt6
ry oskarz ,nemu dat $246.
ma przesy}ke do kraju; oh. K.
.pnjechal wkr6tce potem do
Europy tam gr,sza swego.
ME zastawszy, powr6cif Il
sdrozyt krokj prawne. Dale,
ma B. ma sumlenlu spraWs
pani Florentyny Lorenzowej
Z Jersey City, 2 Ft6rej po
leceuja mia} sprzedat jej po-
siad}osc W Dukli; B. doko-
nal tel sprzedazy, ale zs4o-
trzymanych $3.50 da} kobie-
Gle. tylk,o loo dolar6W Y 60.
t6Wka $3.50 .zas czekiem,
Ekt6ry okazal sic. beg bEe9zzwarto'
scioWym. IL :,.. s.s:.. q.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
|.7K[onstanty Modzelewski zna
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-06

ST. LOUIS, 3 .s:jtt;y,;,cznia.. :jt;,; ::
u powodu nag1ego i silnego
nap'ywu woody ma rzece
Mississippi runa} szkielet
budujacego sic mostu "Mc
Kinley''.
Sto piecdzit sieciu ludzi
wpad}o do woody z tych 70
uratowa}o sic w}asnemi si}a~
mi, 40 uratowal holowiec,
kt6ry natychnllast ma ratu-
mex. pop'yna|, 0 reszcie' '' ma
razie MIC ME wiadomo.
.Szkoda wynosi $250,000
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-06

TOLEDO, o. Micha}
Drzewiecki, LEGACY lat 48,
zostal zabity przez pc ciag
kolejowy, kiedy szedf. do
piracy. Pozostawi} zone i
Osmioro dzieci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-06
Z INV PtlL [ LIs|'KIIlCH X
" AMsRl Y('E

BUFFALO W
stalowni New York State
przy Abbott uipy, gdzile do
tychczas ME bio zadneec
wypadku sniigl|f.|ci r,aszego
rodaka, a v z'esslla V Srode "a
szedl nieszc cze6ll ivy u plrost ',l
okropny W. li'adAak, q u.
P}yn rozpalonsgo aelaza
obla} bowien1 s q, ic,iieaee'ha i Au-
kaszewsklh'go, " ) zamieszka.
lego przy Elk ful. ( nrdak
na.sh dogor,yW,'''ya v ] \ lsl';zpitalu,
.Niema najmn|iii e.iszej nadxieii
utrzymania go pray zyciu j
:spodziewaia sie ~ lada
chwila skona. .: ..5
kukaszewski Jest m'odym
cz1owj kiemtI, E'c'z;y lat 3a. :}s
Nogi piersi, plecyi glloa'au' =
sa oparzone okppniie, tax
ze cialo kawalkani odpadalo
z nitgo y. :..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-06

sShamOKln ullcy, we cZWar'
tex wieczorem, gdy dwaj mez.
czyzni, dobrze podcbmieleni
7abrali sic do. sk6ry salu-
niScie Nikodemowi. Nova
kowskiemu, i porzadnie5 go
w,,y,;grzmociIi. Podczaas' $ walki
w,iele butelek, i take s7yby
" oknie salunu zosta}y po-
tluczone
KS Alfons Figlewski,
nssz og6lnie lubiony wikary
przy ko6ciele sw. Stanis}awa
Kostki, opusci} nasze miasto,
i udaf sic do miasta Milwau-
kee, do paraf,:i sw.. J6zefata,
gdzie preboszczen Jest ks.
Fud>inski. z b6lem serca
:musieli5my rozstac sic z ma.
Sym zloto ustym. .wikarym,
ale zarazem poc:e!s1amy sic
.teln 10 sluch ME. :zaginie 9
MIN, ale Cd czasu do czasu
bedziemy W stanie dowiady .
wac sic Q jeg' szla chetnych
czynach i gorliwej praoy d|a
dobra swietego koscio}a ka-
;, toliieeskliego. iesl
Nastepca ks Figlewskie-
go, jest ks. Patrycyusz Topol-
ski, kt6ry tn przybyl De-
troit Mich.
DUBOIS. Pa. - Straszn5
clos naNiedzit farnilie pol.
skiego g6rnika, stefans
tBrcnowskiego Mieszka OF
| / wraz 2 GAIA rodzina " mie
scie Sykesville, oddalonen n
q Dubois 0 kilka mil ty1ko
W nocy q wtorku ma Srodt
wybuel'1 " jeggo mieszkaniu
.pozar P'zyczyna byl sill.
ME napalony piec, ten zaE
spowodnws ! eksplpzye pro;
cbu, kt6ry iiakim6 dziWn,yuu 9
sposob benz znalazt sic " nnie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-06

!. SCRANTON okoIo 50
obywateli Polak6w z'Dziska-
nem City wyt'sczyio process
pobo,cy podatl. tl.k|.owernu Toe
doroui WeilaldqoWi o ME
prawne 6eiaga i p.'o'aatkli:i65w. rs I;
Ten pan Weilrnd, :kiedy
skarzacy mieszkali W Price
burgu j pracowali " kopalni
,,Storrs" i ,,Johnson" pr1y-
chodzil tam i Cd kazdego
g6rnika sciagalpa $780,: zas
cd pomocnika po $2.68, "a
co, ma co 0 tenn posz1odowa
nj ME wiedza. Sprawa ma
razie toczy sic pred .sedzia
pokoju, kt6ry juz przesl,@-
cha} 25 poszkodowanych.
Bardzo ciekawy bedzie ten
process j wykryje nitxawod-
ME wiele ciekawyeh .rzeczy,
odnoszacy sic do wy1ysku
biednych :in,igsant6w, ME
znajacych. tutejszpgo jezyka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-06

do Grek6w ma stancye, 4
iona uda}a sic do Polak6w.
Polskie dziewc7eta spra-
wuja sic dobrze W Thomp-
sonville ma poczatku, jak
przyjada = kraju, ale poi
niej O Polak6w wcale ME
dbaja.
SOUTH AMBOY, N. j,
.Dlngoletni proboszcz parafii
ks. Fr. Czernecki otrzyma1
roczny urlop dla poratowa-
MIA gdrowia. Funkcye pro-
.bosxcza epelnia dotychcza-
sowy wikary, ks. Urban.
Administrator 7as zosta1'
.ks. E.. Zielihski, proboszcz
" Perth Amboy, N. Y. Ma
my tn tmutna przysz1osc
pred soba, DO kompania
ladujaca wegle ma okrety, a
zatrudniaiaca prawie wy}acz-
ME. Polak6w, zapowiada "
niedalekiej przysz}osci "a
miane rak )udzkich ma ma
szyny, co by}oby formalna ru-
ina kilkuset rodzin i znisz-
czeniem parafii. South
.Ambcy, N. j., ME ma inne-
go przemys}u ] nawet dziew-
czeta codziennie jezdza do
roboty W sas1edniem Perth
Amboy, n, ].
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-06

PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
:KEonstanty Modzelewski.z!na
EIazi smierc przy piracy. .B,yl B 4
on zaijety przy wyla;towaniu,
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1910-10-29
Invisible Animals Alive In the Sea.

The shore of the sea permits the
study Of more than the poets horizon
or tinted shell There are tiny ami.
mails that live and move among the
plants Of the sea, and these may be
observed clinging to any favorable
ocean object. "A small fragment of
bark, streaming with fine plant.like
growths," says Howard j. Shannon. in
the June Harper's, is cut from the
water-worn timbers which the receding
tide has exposed; and this apparently
Insignificant fragment, populous with
curious life, Is placed In a glass of
water beneath the microscope.
Veritable miniature forests appear
endless vistas open, teeming with
curious interest and populated by
creatures more strange and more won.
derful than any the Imagination can.
conceive"
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1910-10-29

The subject Of this sketch, Hon.
MILFORD Clifford, Republican nominee
for Secretary of State, possesses i'm
a remarkable degree that mdefinable
quality called magnetism and as a
politician in the best sense of that
term, he is without a peer and lis
proverbially popular with all who
know him because of the general re-
cognition of his sterling character.
Mr. Clifford was born in Iowa and
spent his early years on a farm lie
attended the public schools of that
state until 1887 when. with his par
ents, he removed to South Dakota
where his father was elected sheriff
OF Fall River County; and in that of
flee Mr.. Clifford served as a deputy
for four years. After leaving the
sheriff's office, he followed railroad
ing until 1894 In, 1898 he became
citizen of Idaho and served as depu-
ty assessor in Nez PIERCE County for
four years, at the expiration of which
time he was elected County Auditor,
which position he now occupies. Mr..
clifford is young man OF sterling
character and most excellent qualities
ions. He has been prominently iden-
tilted with the republican party for
, number of years and was alternate
delegate to the last Republican Con-
,ention in Chicago lie is very popu-
lar wherever he is known and if elec-
led Secretary of State will prove an
lonest and efficient official
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1910-10-29
He is His Brother s Keeper

From an article in an eastern
periodical dealing with the con
duet OF the voter and non-yoter
IN municipal, state and national
elections the following paragraph
which contain number of first
class ideas, are selected:
|. Persons can betray a trust
out OF office as much as In. The
non-Voter, in mild way is as
much CRATER as any dishonest
politician. lie steals the time
that others devote to government
Tor the benefit of his own affairs.
Z We who created and pro
pose to maintain democracy
must realize more definitely that
each and every man is trustee
for good government III the broad
est sense, and that in the meas
ure of his indifferency to his pc
lltical responsibilities he is an ac-
compllce of the political crook
and the official sluggard. He be-
trays not only himself bat his
neighbor. He is his brothers
keeper. The citizen who does not
not only imposes on the living but
imposes on the dead who fought
for his political liberty and up
on posterity who are entitled
That that liberty shall be passed
on uninJured to them. No man
should De given the suffrage I'M
Ill he is formally pledged to use
reasonable diligence to acquaint
with the fitness of candi-
tat"s and with the public ques-
liens submitted to the electorate, |
md 20 exercise the privilege |
granted with a purpose single to
he common good.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1910-10-29
A Strange Hairpin.

This" said the gay bachelor, lead
ing his visitors through the fiat. is
my famous collection Of hairpins"
The hairpins. 100 or more, filled a
Louis Quinze cabinet. Some were Of
she'll, some of silver. some even of
gold
This is the strangest," said the
bachelor, this hollow glass one. See,
there is fluid in it, perfume. And
here is tiny hole, so that, when the
pin lies obliquely in the hair, the per
fume Is emitted slowly In delicate
drops
1T is a Japanese hairpin," he con.
Guided "A geisha In Yokohama tea
house gave 1t to me. can still see
her as she sat on her cushion, playing
the samisen, while very slowly, in
drops resembling tears, the perfume
fell on her amber-colored cheek"
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1910-10-29
Dream That Saved Life.

Hints conveyed by dreams are oc.
casionally wo~'h needing" says the
London Chronicle THE late Lord
Dufferin when In Paris dreamed that
he was In hearse on the way to the
cemetery. A few days later, as he
was about to enter the elevator of a
certain hotel, he was startled to find
that the attendant was a double of
the driver of the hearse in his dream
lie thereupon promptly left the ele.
vator and walked upstairs. The car
assembled without him, but as It
neared the top something In the mech.
anism gave way. and the passengers
met their death, Had they also. one
wonders, been forewarned in n
dream?"
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1910-10-29
GIRL AND FL
ANCE DROWN
Daughter of President Eaton of
Beloit College Meets Death
In Maryland.

Pocomoke City, Md, Oct. 10
Miss Caroline Eaton, daughter Of
President Edward Dwight Eaton
of Beloit College, was drowned
yesterday afternoon with her fian
ce, Henry Page Dennis OF Fox.
boro, Mass.
The tragedy was not discovered
until this morning, when the sail
boat in which the young couple
had departed for a pleasure trip
from Beverly, the historic Den
mis- homestead on the Potomac ri
yer, was found empty at the
mouth of Pitts Creek. The
bodies have not been recovered.
Although no definite informa-
ton as to how the accident oc-
CURED can be obtained. it is pre-
sumed that the main boom knock
ed Miss Eaton overheard as Mr..
Dennis attempted to tack in
good breeze that was blowing. 1t
IS supposed that the young man
then jumped into the river and
attempted to save his companion.
Although Dennis was a splen-
did swimmer and all round ath-
lete, 1t appears probable that the
boat drlfted away from him fast
er than he could bear Miss Eaton
toward it, until finally he was
compelled to give up the strug-
gle and sank with his sweetheart.
Both the young persons were
guests at Beverly, Miss Eaton
having come on visit to Miss
Mary Dennis at the time that her
flance s vacation enabled him to
visit his relatives.
Mr.. Dennis, who was 26 years
old, was a son OF the late Sta
Senator Samuel X. Dennis of
Worcester county. lie also was a
cousin of Judge Upspur Dennis
OF Baltimore and a nephew of
Judge Henry Page.
His mother and two brothers
survive him, the latter being Sam
del II. Dennis, Secretary to Uni
ted States Senator John Walter
Smith, and Alfred +. Dennis, for
merry an instructor III Princeton
university.
Mr.. Dennis was graduated as
electrical engineer from Thomas
institute four years ago and held |
a responsible position with a re-
cordlng instrument company in
FoXboro.
President Eaton and his wife
who came east several days ago |
to attend the general council OF
the congregational church at Bos
ton have been notified of their
daughter S death and will come
at once to Potomoke.-Chicago
DAILY Tribune Oct. II.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1910-10-29
To XIII the Smell of Paint

The smell Of paint, which has an in.
"} ious effect on so many people and
. doubly dangerous where sleeping
ICONS are concerned, can often be re.
moved by placing pals of water in
The corners with either a couple of
lemons or onions sliced, handful of
hay, or a large piece of ammonia or
camphor. A sheet soaked in a strong
solution of coal tar disinfectant hung
In front Of the bedroom door will pre-.
vent the smell from entering the room
from outside.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1910-10-29
WetherelI & Cannon
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Sunday school at 12:lO The Broth,
erhood class begins the book of Elk
odus, the Birth of the Nation
Ladies' Aid next week, Thursday
2;30, in Its several sections, 2 with
Mrs. VIM. Coats This week the
mon lilly missionary meeting met with
Mrs Rhoades, and the subject was
chind.
The Cafeteria by Mrs, Archibald
.. S. girls class last Friday night
was largely attended and a goodly
sum realized, a part of which the
young lad es ha appropriated for
electric fixtures in the parsonage.
1ha addresses by Hon. e. d. Mich.
OILS of Boise at the Congregational
church Sunday night and at the Bap-
tlSt church Tuesday night were Nigh.
W entertaining and instructive, new
things We're brought out of theold
Uhfme OF temperance, and put upon
the only basis Of a true solution of
the liquor problem" the law of God
The RCy aid Mrs. G. e. Mason
and Mrs VIM Ross are attending
the Cor ,atoral state conference
at New lymouth this week. Mrs.
Mason $ PRECEDENT of the Womn's
NJ is tfl1 V ctiata I'ufon usl nh bc'Js
its session Friday afternoon. Mr..
Mason as chairman of thu state Ho1 e
Missionary society gives a "brds-
eye view of the NJ ssons
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1910-10-29
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!: CHURCH ho1E5
st. James Episcopal Church.

Services will be conducted In this
church until further notice avs follows
Administration OF the Holy Commun
ion every Lords Day at 8 a. m.
Morning Prayer, Rector's class and
Sunday School will begin at TO- 80 a. n
AN are cordially invited; and, as
the current expenses of the church
are met by the free will offerings of
the worshippers, ALL who attend any
OF the services are expected to con
tribute. See Prov. 3: 8. 10; IL 24-25.
G. MacLean, PHI. d., Rector
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1910-10-29
Methodist Church.

Sunday School at 10 a. M, Mrs
Ii. e. Robinson, Superintendent.
Preaching Service at II a. M.
Junior League at 4 p. m.
Prayer meeting 1880 p. m. Wed.
Ladies Aid 2 p. m. Thursday,
Choir rehearsal 1880 p. IN. Friday.
A cordial invitation to all OF these
services.
Il. d. Crabtree, pastor.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1910-10-29
COUNTY NEWS.
King Hill News.

King Hill News.
Alex Hansen is putting up a fins
residence on Main Street.
Reverend Pottsmith is now locatet
in his new home on Park Street.
Several in and around King Hill
arr building.
Frank Richeson of Boise was al
over Sunday visitor here.
Miss Mary Rioheson came up from
Gooding Monday.
Mesdames Evans and Wakefield
were callers in Glenns Ferry, Sunday
Tn C!oyeer Creek bridge is here
and work will commence at once.
Reverend PoUbsmith viii hold ser
vices here both morning and evening
Xt Sunday.
Air. and Mrs. Gus Johnson left 1lh-
araday evening for Chicago, for visit
with relatives and friends.
The people Who left for Germany
a while back have reached this side
OF the ocean in safety and will be
home before long.
The subject for the Christian En-
deayor for Wednesday evening is
"Leayenlng the World Professor
Gibbons is leader. Everybody welcome
The Fortnightly Club meets this
week Saturday. They have very in
terasting program planned, one of the
numbers being a debate ON the ques-
tion, Resolved that the COW lis more
Important than the horse
The first number of the lecture
course will be a lecture by Earnest
J. Sias, on his subject THE Lost
Cord, Nov. T. He comes highly re-
Get your tickets now
and hep the Fortnightly Club.
d. H. Bandy returned Saturday from
his "Trip to Old Mexico. He was down
IN the rich fortune tract of land on
the Coat2a Coalcos River. He ex-
poets to take special car of people
from different Idaho points, leaving
here for Old Mexico about Nov. 10.
He says that the lands are being
rapidly developed with oranges lem
oas, bananas, pine,apples, coffee,
5ugar-cane and all tropical fruits.
From the many points brought out
by Mr.. Bandy the country must be
great, and "trip to this country
must be one OF the most delightful
rips possible to make on the Ameri-
3an continent.