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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-10

K Koloni6cle. Wegnero-
wi W Olszewku oc'eli@a sig krowa.
Ciele mia}o zro6niete wszystk'e
c,tery nogl. Musiano je sabid
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-10
Jak dObra nOWlna rOZ-
brZnlieWa.

,,Jestem 10 lat starry i przez ten
czas mai wiecej podr6zo wa}eln" pisze
B. F. Tolson z Elizabethtown, Ky.
,,Wszedsie gdzie tylko jestem,
polecam Electric Bitters, ponlewaz
mu zawdzieczam mole doskona}e
zdrowie a przytem energle. One
powoduja wyleczenie kazdego CA
SUI. One nigdy ME zawodza do
nastrojenia zo}adka, regulowanla
merck i wnetrznosci, %nastrojenia
watroby, wzmocnienia ne1w6w
czyszczenia krwi. Dzia}aja zadzi.
wlajaco ma s}abych zrujnowanych
mszczyzn i niewiasty przywracajac
moo, wzrost i zdrowie &C jest CO.
dilemma rado6cia.' Spr6bujcie je.
Tylko SOC. ~Satysfakcya gwaran-
towana przez Nj. j.. Kowale wskie-
go aptekarza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-10
z POD

- 70. 81. .-,..s-' % VIA.
OZMIANA. Nledawno bawi{ "
Konwaliszkaeh, W powiecie osz-
miansk,m CUB, wilenskiej, ksiad~
Jozef Kartano wicz, probosscs pa
rafli szumskiej (pow. wilenskiego),
ma kt6rego dokonsno napadu 0 60
dzinie Z wieczorem Napastnicy (by-
Ii to iacY6 Zydzl przeJezdni Wilca
i jego okolio) przYbyli " liczbie
dziewieciu, dw6ch !zosta}o PREY ko-
nl.ch, Och stane}o ma warcie " sic.
mach, pleclu. migotajac lat rkam'
elektryozuem,, " targue}o do poko'
iu. Zaraz pc przestapleniu progu
dwaj przybysze rzuoill sig do dziecl
-ch&opczyka i dzlewczynke beda|
cych nanauce, v ctelu nniemozliwie.
MIA i'm ucleczkl,. trsej zrewoiweraml
przystapill do ksiedza i po skontro'
lowaniu, czy czasem ksiadz MEMS
broni pod rekq, ohcieli 60 ubezw}ad'
MIC, lecz mlody, silny, pe}en zycia
i zdrowla ksiadz bronii do siebt
przystepu. Nareszcie i ksiadz czuj!aae
Isle wyczerpanym, sacza} przygoto'
wywa6 ale ma smierG pc odmowle-
Eniu ,,confiteor't, rzek} do zblrow'
F. teraz mozecie moie zabic!" Ale
ME tego I'm bYfo trzeba, skrepowa-
ii swoja ofiare " niem'{' siern5 spot
hob poczem rzuc Ii ma }6zko twsrzs ma
=poduszkl i zos;awiwszy ma cpiece
ziedu.go re swych to,warzyszy, SAM
zabrali sic do ~:roboty. W7}amali
|biurko i zacze!i w~ytr1a*ac pozawi
.1aoe " %papierkach pieniadz' ska
dane " cf.erze ga organy, oftarze
;dzwony Lime potrzeby nowego
|kodclcla Zebra1o sig tego COS oko4o
800 rubli, czem, jak sic zdaje, by
III rozozarowani,: gdyz Cd samegc
=poczatku al do konca domagall SIC
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-10

Liz uleczalne. Gdy lekarz st wie1dzii
Y o,ho,reggo jes tylkoe pare go--.
din zyoia, wltenczas tax ohorY a.x
i narseczons jcgo x=B rlina donna
g 'l,, :jst'i zaslubl.nia. ..
Wezwano burmistrza i swiad-
kdw, q pc zslatviepiu sic 2 plawem
przyby} ks. professor Kowalik :.
Wiatykiem. 20 p~rzyieciu Sakra-
ment6w 6x,etych po}4czono ich
wez}em malsehsklcm.
SZUBlN. Kosci6{ katolickl "
Hedwigahorst (?), kt6rego budowy
j~eszcze ME dokonczono, przosunat
sic po fundumeneie betonowym i
to cd p6{nooy W strone pcludnjo
wa. Wtadsa bada}a to niezwyk{e
zdarzenie i przyszla do przekonaa
MIA, ke koscio}owi ric ME grozi, @.
ksza}a sic natomiast potrzeba zbu-
dowania filar6w, wzmacniajar
cyoh Gale budowe.
PNlEWY. W{a6clcielem majat'
ku ryoerskiego Zebow jest syr
m,ejscowego gf6wnego n%aucsyciell'
" tumtejsze] szxole katoliekiej
Syn wiec zarazem jest patronren
szkoly katolickiej, kt6ra zawia'
duje jego w'asny ojciec. :
Ciekawi6mY, osy TAXI drug
wypadek zachodzi v panstwle ca
lem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-10
WODZISkAW, Of;ara zsbobonu

WODZIskAW ,Ofiara zsbobonu
padia IONS pewneggosmasarsa. Me
dawno temu prsYhy}a do lei sk'e~
pu cygank,, ef'arujac jej Fywr5d-
4y6 p~rzyszlo66. Jakot xyxerpd.yla.
Fjej cieak2,ohoro be . navel; smierc 6:
Jedyny ratulek polega1#w tenn &e
mriasarka m,sla dac cygauce Is ma
rex, ably mog}a e wyslat do Fly.
mu; ma msse sw. eo4sie tes stale. Por
piewat atoll uporczywe chor6bsko
ME chcialo jakos ustepowst, pre-
to muaia::a masarka wyciagoat 2
worka dalsze so marek, dc}aczyc ie-
s:oze rozmaite kosztownosci, POI
czem ozarnobrewa wr6zka znlk4a
-Teraz doplero zmiarkowaia maear-
ka, il zostafa swywiedsiona W pole
a. gdy sameldowala wypadek ma po-
licyi, zdolano: ossustke pochwyclc
Naturaln,e J wy}udzone pieoiadze
przepad}y ma .zawsze. Sad skazaf o.
szustke na"a mieaiace wiezienia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-10
z PRUS POLSKICH.

N0WACERKlEW w. (powiat sta
,ogardzki). Playa ch%ataosarska po-
ma}u znlka : dxielnic ~polskioh, DO
lud nasz polski rozumie coraz le-
piej. jake kleska zydostwo by}o ]
jest j~eszoze " r61nych krajach, o.
kolieach i miejscow6oiach. W IL.
TEN stuleciu wygnano 4yd6wz Ba-
bylonli, " 49, pabstwa saracene
now, " roku 1892 xHlszpanil; te~
q Y ielka rado6e panuje, kiedy tn
i owd.ie uda sic wyprset ostatnie~
90 chalaciarza jax,ejkolwlek
miejsco wo6ci, ola osego?.. DO cd
czas6w Chrystusa az do najnow~
ssYch czas6w wldzimy W historyi
4Ydostwa " Acknowledgment kra~
jach i okolioach nieskohcz'ny Ian
ouch nienawi6ci zdrady przeciw'
ko ohrzescianskim naradom.
Wielka c.e66 Nowocerskiewia-:
k6w jednakowoz ~inaczej postepuie'
Qua -skwapliwie b,ezy ku pomooy
chala .ciarstwu i popiera je re szko.
d. polsko-katolickich przedslebior.
COW. Nawet pewien Niemiec q
wyssydaHr to clemnote r6znyoh
Polak6w m,anowicie Polek nowo
eerkiewsklch, w,dsqc ze. sk}ad zy-
dowski przepe&niony a sk}ady pol"
skie PRONE nienal.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-10
2 POzNANSKIEG0.

PoZNAN. Pred poznahskim
s9dem wojskowym staws} ods}ugu-
iaoy W pn}ku konnych strzelo6w
Ritowsk,. z rozprawy Wykasafo
sic. lie " zamiarze uwolnlenla sig
cd wojskowosc, podczas swat Boz
lego Narodzeuia odcia} sobie g}6'
why palec u Level rek'. skasan1
zostal ma rok wiezienia i przeaie'
sien,e do drugiej klasy stsnu VOL
skowego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-10
re SLASKA.

WOKCzYN. W nader przemy6lny
spos6b oszuka}a tn ws}esajaca sig
cyganka pewnego kupca. Przybyw
szy do jego sk}adu, zatada}a funta
kawy i kaza}a sobie takowa wsypat
W dzbanek, kt6ry mla}a W zspasce.
Gay JUL kupiec kawe wysypa}, cy.
ganka z~acze}a szukat W swyoh kie1
szen arh p;eniedzy wreszcie os
wiadczy}a, re takowe zostawi}a "
:domu, ale kupiec mole bye spokoj-
gdyz zaraz pc pieniadze p6jdzie
i "a kawe zap}aci. Ma to kupleo bic
RE dsbanek Z zapaski cygankl, sta
via 20 " kacle i OF wiadcza, ze pre-
dzej dzbanka Z kawa ME wyda, poe
.k1 oyganka pieniedsy ME przynie-
sic. Ano, kiedy mi pan ME xierxy,
odpowiada oyganka, to MUSIC i6t
pc pleoiadze! I posz}a; ale Jazz ME
wraca, tax ME wraca. Kupiee czeka
wreszcie dziwi sig, he cy
ME wraca, a W koncu zwat1
0 powrocie cyganki, chwYta
"a dzbanek, ably kawe wysypat know
do s1.flady. Jaklez atoli bylo EGO
zdumienie, gdy s%postrzeg}, 1e dzba-
mex jest bez dns. Zatem okaza}o. sic
ze p~rzebleg}a cyganka by{a Jednak
chytrzsjsza, nil przezorny kapiec
gdy3 terze odbierajac cygance dzba.
mex, sam iej wsypa& kawe do sapas~
XII.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-10
"a Y z OZIM n A.
MONA OBECNIE NABYC
MA KUJAWACH KANSASKICH.

I'd 50 do $50 ARROW zimowej pszenicy, jest zssiane
ma tych polach, kt6re mann ga %sprzedaz, WsZYSTKAA
OZIMINE MONA dostac, z niekt6remi iarmami, jesli sig
kupi zanim rozpoczniemy wiosenne zasiewy. P6zniej sic
tego ME dostan1e, chyba Geese zboza. Nabywajacy farme
ze zasiewem choc policy tylko 20 20 buszli 2 akra, TO
uczyni tysjac buszi pszenicy z so ARROW, a 3 tysiace 20
$50 ARROW. To wielka pomoc, ola nowego osadnika.
Chcac z tego korzystac trzeba koniecznie ~wyjecha6 ma
l-go a %najpozniej 1890 marca do Colby, Kansas. Kto v
marcu farme kupi, ten ia moze zaraz objae. Pc bljzsze
informacye piszcie do Waszego Ziomka:
g. I. IDZIOREK, Pres. & Mgr.
Polonia Colonization Comp.
COLBY, Thomas Co. KANSAS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-10
wal r:eczo1nawoy izby r~olnicsej
przeciw t smu sic oswiadc.yli.

lkAWA, Zoinisrs Liedike ia !
SIG lekko v palec. Wkkrdtee paIec
nabrzmia} 4 lekars Sc yierdzj} za+
trucie krwi. Dokonana natychmiaa'st
" lazarecie w~ojskowym operaoya
pslca ME oduiosfa pozadanego
skutku. Mes o>e6llwego przewie"
z,ono do domu chorych " Cru
dziadzu, gdrie krdtto pot m u
mari.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-10

MOGlLNO. Fewien kolonista =
Wydartowa, kt6remu widocznie
t~amtejszy nau:zyciel bill dslecko,
napisa} do nizgo nastepujacy list:
,,Chociaz panu prawo poswala
bic dz1eol, ja jake ojciec to saka-
zuje, skoro sa6 ME powiedz,e mi
sic to ma dzodze prawnej osiegnac,
wtenczas omine droge prawna."
Ia to skaza} 60 sad ma trey dni
~wiezienia.
CiekawismY tel, jaka kara spot
ka}ahy "a TO po]skiego OLGA, sto7
iacego " obron,e swego dzlecka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-10
bedqo nsjwidocznlej lie roipformo~
vani, trzech tysiecy .rubl', 9 ktd
srych, jak .apewniali, wiedsaa, ae
ksladz ma, pocz.m zblegli.
z GAlL1CYI

LWOW. Dwa dni temu opleczs-
towala prokura,o ia w~szystkie ksi:~
Il Bauku parcelaoyjnego Seedzla
sledczy znsjdowai SIG wlssnie:w To-
kalu Banku gdy zjawi{ sic Or. Fran
KEEL j rzucA sic ma eedziego siedczeggo
i o~swiadczy} II ME dopusciedo pie
czetowanla ksiag. Kt6rys dyrekto'
row banku pobieg} do namiestnicswa
i na1prok 1rator.i. Interwencya ia
-po porozumienlu sic z Wiedniem
|-odnlos}a ten skutek re ME wszy,.
stkie ksiegl Banku opleczetowano
ale .csfsc pozostawlono be- piecleci.
OPAWA. Se]m wezwal Wydzia}
krajowy ! Rad o p1syspieszen'e ko.'
niecznych krok6w celem utworzenia
publicznej szko1Y ludowej z polskim
jezYkiem wyk}adowym " .Polskle)
IOstrawle. Ma czas az do przepro'
wadzenia tego uchwalono do zagro
zonei " egzysteucyi prywatnej pol
skiej ezkofy Judo wei %subwencja we
wysoko6ci 5000 k)r. -Telegraf,cz~
nq prosbe komitetu polskich rodzi.
COW W Oziecmorowicach o uregulo.
wanie tamtejszych stosunk6w szkol>
nych przyczem donieslcno re cd
dnia "a stycznia wybuch} strejh
szAolny-l podobne pro6by polskicf
rodzlc6w " Mlcha{kowicach i GEES
kich rodxic6w W Rychwa}dzie 3D.
stapiono rzadowi dc szybkiego "a
}atwlenia,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-10
BIsKUPIElC. Nieostrozne /

BISKUP1EC- Nieostrozne bs.
wienie SIG 2 bronia przes dzieci
niejednossjuz poc'aaggneio "a SODA
nicszcze6eie. Niedawno lpewien
ch}opak 6wlczao SIC W strzelaniu z
rewolweru ma omentarzu postrzeli}
sjwego 9przyjaciela. Me dose ma
tenn. przyszed}szy do domu, chcia}
sic prsekona6, czy broh ~jeszcze ma.
bi:a, Maggie pad} etrza}, a kula
zrani}a 60 cie&ko " szyje.
GRUDZ1ADZ, Posied,icie]a
Lledtke'go we Wlelkich Wo}czys
each uderzy} kon kopytem tax sill
ME W pleoy, ze nieszcze6llwy zmar}
skutklem tego pc kilku dnlach.
Oslerocl} zone oraz o6mioro dziec'.
TORON. Ma Mokrem wyda-
rzy1 sig nieszczczesliwy wypadek
prey scinan;u drzewa. Robotnik
Berg spadl z drabiny i zabi& sic ma
miejscu.
KOWALEW q. emma nowoko~
walewska zaniecha}a projekt za{o-
&enia PREY dsodze do Orzechowa
szk6}ki drew owocowych, ponle >
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-10

JAROCiN. w Witaszycach
skradziono pewnemu llstonoszowi
ipaozke, kt6ra zostawi} pred pew.
.nym 'domem, odnoszac lima pace
ky. Mimo natyehmiastowych po'
ssuklwa1 ME wy6ledzono z}odsie'
!ja4 Wtedy listonosz wzia{ sig ma
spos6b i zagrozi}, il sprowadzi PISA
pol.cyjnego celem wytropienia s}o-
dziela. To puskutkowa{o, Jeszcze
tego samego dnia dorecsono sdre"
satowi skradziona paozke.
CRzEMESZNO. Dose rzadk'
wypadek zaszed} " mie6cie naszem,
zawarto zwiazek ma}zenski ma lou
smiertelnem. +
Pewicn PAM jadac ma. kolowcu
do miasta, przenebi{ sic wskutek
przeciago i zachorowa} ma gard}o.
Wywiazaiy sig z tego " kr6tkim
czas.e DO po E tygodniach, suchoty
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
CLOAK STRIKE HURTS MILLS
General Laying Off of Hands Re-
ported in Several States.

Confirmation OF the reports by cable that
the manufacturers of cloaks. suits and
skirts in Berlin were doing rushing trade
with American buyers on account OF the
cloak strike In this city was obtained yes
terday from one of the most prominent
members of the Cloak, Suit and Skirt Man
ufacturers Association. at the Hoffman
House. Buyers from this country. II was
learned. are also in Vienna and Paris max
ing purchases for the fall trade here Once
before. during cloak strike here dealers
throughout the United States sent agents
To Berlin to make purchases from the cloak
manufacturers there for the American
trade.
Louis Marshall. the lawyer. who has been
trying to bring about a settlement of the
strike, said yesterday that he had NOT lost
hope. in spite of the present conditions
The executive committee of tbs 1,a,,,-
facturers Association. reported Yesterday
that several members who have omen fac
tories out or town are ready for a general
shutdown order. and have Informed the
association that they will obey s,,ch an or
der IL it Is issued. The committee als, re-
ported that as a result of the strike there
has been general laying OF OF hands An
many SILK and woollen mills in Massschu-
setts. pennsylvania and New Jersey
The strike leaders reported last night
that twenty-five members OF the Ma,ufac,
urers' Association up to date have signed
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
CAPTURE A LOTTERY KING"
Officers Arrest Man They Say Is
Titled Swindler.

Charles o. Backus, who said he was in
The insurance business and Allen Lee alias
Sanders a bartender, were arrested YES
terday by Detective Matthew Nelson. of
Headquarters and Postoffice Inspector
Frank Hamilton, charged with having lot
terry tickets in their possession and with
using the mails for fraudulent purposes
Backus is known to the police as the
king Of lottery swindlers.' He was fined
tickets, and there are now three federal
indictments against him for lottery
swindles. The officers who made the ar
rests have been trailing Backus and Lee
for more than a week
Backus, il was said by the police, rented
an Office at No. ZS Duane street, and had
mail addressed there under the name of r
Bauer He did not go near the Office him
self, but had Lee call there for the letters
and the two met a a saloon not far from
the corner Of Beekman and Nassau streets
Yesterday they went uptown, and the Of
hoers finally arrested them st the corner of
WiIhs avenue and East l3sth street, The
Bronx.
Lee had in his pocket eighteen letters and
a bundle of ten Thousand lottery tickets
The prices of the tickets ranged from %
cents 10 81 and the capital prize in the
Mexican National Lottery Company was
set down at 10000. The police say that no
such concern exists. The two men viii be
srraigned in the federal court TODAY
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24

u:ao-+ will GO to Washington for nine
sas and during hat time VIII enter
-, all tbe u,eInbs RS of his Cabinet at
fhe white House
~+a+ad that on September PC. %
...s nc there VIII 1oe practically three
So, !. continuous Ssession of the Presl-
ao-.~ .. fetal famit Y Returning to BeF-
- ,r,-- washingt on. the President VIII
vo,,o,ve ,, ere indefir litely. 1t is predicted
that his g tay may xtend to November j.
The revi sed sche iule is as follows:
Leave B. VERY. s. epte1nber ); arrive ST
1,ani Serfe rnber .: leave St Paul, sep
,er,,,er :. rrfA'e ESeverly, September 4;
,asve B4vei -Iy, September 20; arrive
Washington. Sc ptenber II; leave Wash
,,r+o, sex,te n1ber %: arrive New York.
San4ena her "a address before the Ma
,ionaI League Cd Republican Clubs at
Carnegie Hall: leave New York, Sep
..,,,,,ar sa mid nj ght: arrive Beverly, Oc-
toler !.
Considerable in terest is attached to the
fact Lere that Vice. President Sherman
is also schedule, TO make an address be-
fore tho Nation: ii League of Republican
t-lufs on the da the President is to be
there.
II was stated here to-day that the
Boosevelt-Taft Incident is regarded as
f]<Sed
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
PROMISES SPEEDY TRIAL
Once Indicted, Rosenheimer's
Case VIII Be Rushed.

Once Rosenheimer has been indicted by
the grand jury, he will get speedy a
trial as has ever occurred in the county,
said Acting District Attorney Frank Moss
last night ''but the case will not be
presented to the grand jury until the in
quest by Coroner Schwanneeke is COM
pleted."
Mr.. Moss made the statement after he
had conferred in his office with the Cor
oner and they had agreed that It would
facilitate the investigation to hold as a
witness rather than as an accomplice Mil
ton Fleischer who in the automobile
driven by Edward It. Rosenheimer, of
North Pelham, on the night he is charged
with having run down a runabout on Pei
ham Parkway, killing one of the occupants
and seriously injuring two others. Rosen-
heimer is under s25, zoo bonds awaiting the
outcome of the Coroner's inquest. which
has been postponed until important wit
nesses return to the city.
In accordance with the agreement of Mr..
Moss and Coroner Schwanhecke. argument
on a writ OF habeas corpus obtained by
Fleischer's lawyer was abandoned in the
Supreme Court yesterday afternoon Later
Fleischer was arraigned before ,Judse
OSullvan, in General Sessions and
paroled in the custody of his LAWYER m
I'll this morning, when bail will be fixed
for his appearance witness at the
coroner's inquest
john Deans, the chauffeur of another
automobile, who ran down the Rosap
heimer machine and was responsible for
the arrest of Rcsenheimer and Fleiscber
after the collision Will receive a reward OF
sl"n from Walter r. Hough. father OF
Grace Hough who was Killed, according
to an announcement by Coroner Sehwan-
necke yesterday shortly before he called
upon Mr.. Moss.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
JOHN A. DIX TALKS HARMONY
Says There VIII Be No Strong Arm
Tactics in Convention.

Utica. Y Y. Aug. 23.-Chairrran John A
Dix OF the Democratic State Committee
conferred this evening with more than one
hundred Oneida County Democrats in this
city with view TO restoring harmony. Mr
Dix assured the leaders of the rival fac
uons-Samuel a. Beardsley and Harry s.
latten, state comnitteeman-that no
strong arm tactics would be employed
al the coming state convention.
During his speech Mr.. Dix was inter
TupJe1 by 4 man. who complained because
aborihg man had not been placed on the
state executive committee. I am a labor
ing man.. replied Mr.. Dix, who assured
his hearers that labor would receive prop
er recognition at the hands of the party
al the coming state convention.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24

with the union All the strikers will march
IN the Labor Day parade on September %
carrying small American flags
The cloak and SUIT manufacturing firm or
William FL Davidow & Bro. No. fS 10 u
West 2fst street. which was expelled from
the Cloak. Suit and Skirt Manufacturers
Protective Association for settling with us
striking employees. obtained temporary IN
junction yesterday from Justice Page In the
Supreme Court. restraining the association
from interfering with its business in any
way Incompatible with its good standing
as member of the association. The PLAIN
TIT also obtained an order returnable TO-DAY
requiring the defendant to show cause WY
the plaintir should not be reinstated In ths
association. In statement the piain'hi
says that il seeks TO recover 100000 dan-
ages from the association for expulsion
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
NEXT HOUSE. REPUBLICAN
Chairman Mcl ,nley Has No
Doubt ot Result,

Chicago. Aug. &C congressman William
e Mckinley. charm an OF the Repub-
Mcan Congressional ca mpaign Committee.
visited western headq, Iarters to-day and
issued his first staten ent regarding the
outlook. President Taft s textbook letter.
mailed yesterday. had got arrived II is
probable that It viii not be made public
untH early next month. In his statement,
Mr. Mckinley said;
We have canvassed the situation in Yari-
ous states. and see no reason to change
the opinion that the Republicans will con-
troll the next House Of Rer resentatives by
good working majority Our Democratic
friends are indulging Themselves in their
'isual prediction claims
The Republican party VIII make no
apology for its record The neT IaT1n law
has surprised all in producing the two re
suits expected of q good tariff law-that
Is. increased revenue and prosperity. The
Democrats have failed nliserably in their
effort to attribute the high cost Of living,
a worldwide condition. TO the taT1f1
Prices are as high in free trade England
and elsewhere abroad as n n TINS s; conntrx
stronger daily in the faith of the American
people. in his sincerity in working out his
own and the Roosevelt policies.
The itinerary of Vice-President Sherman
in HIS speechmaking trip was made public
to-day as follows:
August %, Clinton, III. (afternoon). and
decatur III. teNSnlOSl
August % Marshfield. Mo. -(afternoon).
August 90, Joplin. Mo. (afternoon).
August 81. Guthrie. Okla. 0hour optionaD.
September !. Enid. Okla might.
September ?, FL Reno. Okla. night)-
September 3 Oklahoma City (hour
OPTIONAL.
Later it may be decided to assign one or
TWO additional dates IN Missouri TO the
speaker
Prominent Republicans who have been
invited by the committee TO take the stump
in the campaign include Senator Theodore
Z. Burton; Congressman Nicholas Long
worth and Ralph D Cole, of Ohio: D. J.
Foster of Vermont; J. W. Fordney and
Edward DENLY, OF Michigan: W c. Haw-
ley. Of Oregon; ". z. OInstead, of Penn
sylvania: Edward 3. Nreeland. of New
York. and Z. J. Hill. of Connecticut The
Rev. John Wesley Hill. of the Metropolitan
Tabernacle, New York, is also on the list.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
PAULDIMG BREAKS RECORD
New Oil Burning Destroyer
Steams 1894 Knots.

Rockland, Me, Aug. 23-The torpedo
boat destroyer Paulding established new
record in the class OF on burning warships
to-day during her Standardization trial on
the Rockland course. Her fastest mile was
at the rate Of 1884 knots, or almost two
Knots in excess Of the fastest mile made
10y The Roe on the Delaware course
The average of the Pauldings five top
speed runs was 800 knots. The maximum
amount of horsepower developed was above
1900 The destroyer was sent over the
course twenty-six times. She will leave to-
morrow morning OH her twelve hour run
Al sixteen knots for water consumption
test terminating at Bath. This will be
followed by twelve-hour run at twenty
five knots and a four-hour full speed trial.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
WOODRUFF WON'T TALK

Albany. Aug. 23.-Timothy L. Woodruff,
chairman of the Republican State Commit
tee. who is at Kamp Kill Kare, on his
Adirondack estate declined tonight to
comment President Taft's letter TO
Lloyd c. Griscom, concerning the action
of the state committee in selecting Vice
President Sherman rather than Theodore
Roosevelt as temporary chairman of the
Republican State Convention
Mr.. Woodruff who returned to his camp
tonight after a three days absence, said
over the telephone that news of the Pres-
dents letter had reached him, but he pre-
ferred to say nothing about 1t at present
He expects to return TO New York on
Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
YOUNG WOMAN'S LONG SWIM
Miss Constance Warren's Feat
at Newport,
IBy Telegraph to The tribune

Newport. r. L, Aug. 23.-Swimning three
and half miles, from Bailey's Beach 10
Forty Steps, is the latest feat that Miss Con
stance Warren. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
George Henry Warren. of New York. has
added 20 her string of out-of-door accom-
piishments The swim was made lust al
dusk this evening. and Miss Warren, who
was accompanied by two of the lifeguards
from Bailey's Beach in q boat covered the
distance without any great fatigue.
Only once before has this stretch of
rugged water along Newport-s cliffs been
Swan by woman This was about two
years ago, when Miss Eleanora Sears. of
Boston, was the swimmer.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
YOUNG BANDITS GET As YEARS
Connecticut Youths Held Up Train IN
California.

Vallejo. Cal. Aug 2s--Charies DuneH
Bishop and Joseph c. Brown. the two
youths who confessed TO holding up man
train on the Southern Pacific. near Good
year. Cal, last April. pleaded guilty TO tns
charge of robbery in the Superior Court a.
Fairfield yesterday. and were sentenced "
forty-five years each In the pen:tentiary
New Haven. Aug 23.-Bishop's homs
was In this city and Brown had also visieeu
here. Relatives have never underssooo
why Bishop attempted train robbery "a
eept- through spirit Of bravados