davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-16

COMO. WhOCIIY w tu-
tgjszem jeziorze wylowih .ry-
bacy niedaleko wsi Moltrasio
kufer, W ktorym po otwo-
rzeniu go znaleziono zwlcki
kobiece. Zwloki byly zawi-
niete W HAWAI- pl6tna, zao-
patronage " monogram g.
L." Ma znalezionym ciele Cd
kryto znaki, swiadczace do.
wodnie, o dokonanym NOR
die. w kufrze znaidowaly
sic listy angielskie i fotogra-
fla, s'kt6ra prawdopodobnie
przedstawia zamordowana.
Zamordowana jest niezawod-
ME Amerykanka.
Pred niedawnym czasem
zjechaia tu naloda para i "a
mieszkafa W will, stojacej
mad jeziorem. Pred czterema
dniami znikneia gdzies wspo-
mniana para i Cd tego cza-
su Mkt ze sasiad6w ME wi
dzia} jej. Kobieta m6wila
tylko po angielsku, mezczy-
zna zas pos}ugiwal sic lama.
na francuszczyzna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-16
WIEDEN, Is czerwca.

WIEDEN, 13 czerwca. ~
W}oski posel zaprotestowal
przeciw panoramic, naiacej
przedstawiac bitWe pod LISA
w''r. 1866, " kt6rej WIosii 20
stall W bitwie morskiej po-
konaui przez Austryak6W,
a kt6ra. to panorama ma bye
wystawiona ma wysteWie
sportowej. Wlosi zagrozii
zamknieciem swego pawilo-
nu, gdyby panorama pred
stawiajaca ich kleskes miaIa
bye wybudowan PANORAMIC
ia zajmuja sic Amerykanie, A
spodziewaiac sic zrobic do
bry ,,business wobec tego
traffic ich Oswald adczeniea po-
sla wloskiego bardzo dot
kliwie.
Przedsiebiorcy amerykah-
scy zwr6cili sic doswege, po-
s1a Ryszarua g. Kerensa,
aby ich wzil pod sWa opie-
ke. 55..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-16

kilkaset funt6W. Wlasnie W
Cd viii, gdy sztabe ma lahcu-
cbach pod esiono na ki]ka
stop y sore, zesunely sic ha-
Ii j zelszo spadlo ma glove
Bogackiego, InDi robotnicy
zd,Aali sic na czas usunae
NieszczesiWy, z'ablty :: zostal
ma miiejscu. Gdy Fztabe usu-
nieto, Bogacki JUL q nie zyl
Mial pogniecione ramie ! do
nierozpoznaniis zgniecions,
glove.
Trupa odeslano do kostni-
.cy 90 dokonaniu ogledzin
przez egzanainatora medycz-
nego Dansera.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-16

LIMA, 13 czerwca. - Rad
peruanski rozpuszcza do do
NOW zaciegi ochotnicze, kt6
re poczyniono dla powiek-
szenia zastep6w piechoty,
kawaleryi artvleryi.
Znamionuje to zakoh czenie
wojny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-16
NANTICOKE, Pa. w sobo.

NAN'TICOKE 4 !, Pa. W sobo.
tel bn1. Q gadz. | popoiud.
|niu umaH nestor due hoRieh-
silva po1skiego Wiel. Ks. Ig-
macy Bonawentura Gramle-
FNiez, Hugoletni roboszcz
parafii sW. StanistaWa VI Nan
ticoke, Pa. Giyby zmar3emu
byl Bog dozWolii zyc ieszcze
poltora roku, to bylby lnogl
obchod1ie zloty, DO SO ietni
jubileusz kaplanstwA. Zmar1y
kaplan rurodzit sic 81 ipca
1887 +. v sZerkoNie " Wiel-
kiem Ksiestwie Poznahskiem
sWiecenis kaplafskie otrzy-
mai " r. 1862. W ca Isle
ralki kuiturnej zapoc zatko-
Wanej przez Bismarcka,
zmarly jako Polak j wierny j
syn Kosciola, byl jednlym :
pierWszych, kt6rzy Gala silaa
poczeli zWalezac ruch prze-
civ: kalo icki. rzad a..
go wskutek czego musial
zmar1y, jak j Wielu innych
kaplan6W- patryoto ow, opuscit
ziiemie rodzinna. NJ roku 18-
IS przyby1 do Stan6w Zjed-
noczonych, gdzie natycb-
miast objal pierwsza polska
parafie " naszej dyecezyi "
Bloss ourgu. w diva lala poi
niei powolol SIP Ks. Gram,
leWicza, biskup o. Hara ma
proboszcza nDwozalozonei
parafiiii sw. Etaniislawa b. M
Nantiooke kt6ra zmarly
obial v I. 1877, kt6ra odfad
przez lat 50 zawiadywal. "
reku 1900 zostal zmar1y
mianewany konsultorem bis
kupim, a wkr6tce nienaru-
szalnym proboszczeIn swejj
parafii kt6rej majatek pred
stawia dzisiaj wa1'tosc pre-
szlo 100 tysiecy dolarow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-16

CHICAGO, Ill. Una
ny ze swyeh z;iolnosci ad-
Nokat Maksy Ian Dry
mala przetl6 6nacz lla ie.
.zy ~ angielsl noH'1sza W ,o-
Hi;est Henry xic:;1a
yIl1I tl,6nlacze-
mn brzni hirpools
Il ozd, ~ 1a dobfymi
paI1srz v !
n przez fEiirIne little Brown
and Go u Bosto tonie. Dzien-
mix angielskii y yrazlaja RE
bardzD IoDchle ebnie ME tylko
. san,ei u poRie551lci, i kt6ra isst
jednern \ nj jlepszy ych dziel
|Siienkiewiicza letz u j q tlomar
fczeniiu pana Dry y1nlal siien-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-16
B)ZE ZB Is KE

zawold ,Fnis Finlandiae :
((Kloniec Finla,,dyi. Przyp
red. zostaWszy "a len nowy;
akt brutalnego charakteru
|sWego nagromad dzonym okla.
skami podo obnych sobie in
dywidu6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-16

MANAGUA, 13 czerwca.
Wajna domowa pociaga "a.
soba og6lnB materyalne znl-
szczenie kraju. Prezydent
Madriz naklada znowu na
Iswych obywateli przymuso-
wa pozyczke, pod postacia
emisyi not panstwowych ma
kwde 400, 600 pesos. Agio
zlota podskoczyio ma 1900
procent. "a ST " zlocie pIa-
ca 1912 " pieniad dzach pa
pieroWych
Madriz przesladuje wszy-
stkich, ktorzy chotby cieniem
sympathy otaczali rewolu-
cyonistow.7
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-16

WINNIPEG, I: Man, Kama
da, 1Sgo e1erWca. Trzech Pc
lakow rob tnlk6W gs6rniczyeh
zostalo v kopalniach Home
"a Y okoicy Nelson B. G,
ziywcem zasypanych. Wyi5eie
2 tel czesci kopalnii, v kt6rej
1asi rodacy pracoNali zupel
ME zasypane. DruzYna ra--
Ytunkowa pracuje 2 calem Wv
5tezeniem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-16

Blu JFF'A strasz-
a. smlercia zgiinsl tycb:' y.
dniach pol lski rob etnik " fa-
bryce Buffalo oundry &
Maehine Com pany przy Fill
more aYe, East Ferry q.
NaEyRal | size ! IlI1foni BogackI:i1 i
ieszk II l1n.
l7S ios
5lll ne drois dziscli. 4.
Bogacki rano1lslla.ll i. rze-
ssonej Il l,r1 j. 50 80 Il ! 81
botnik gil iinn.y A "A a.
silal,iIl !; lpraG prz ,o-:' y
moc Mind ! I
= g.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-16
SCRANTON ,. PA.

SCRANTON, PA. Mi
chat Terwocki, zatr,ldniony
jako woznica " kopalni De-
laware and Hudson " May
field, zostal pochwycony po-
miedzy wsgony 1sk Seismic
ty, ze " szpitslu, do kt6rego
zostal odwiezionym ME maja
wielkiejj nadziei utrzymania
go przy zvciu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-16

+ SYRACUSE, n. O'(. O-.
nufry Rysztejj, ),olak, pred
rokienf " stY czl,iu przyje-
chal zdr6W j silny do Ame-
'ryh . dz'siaj jako kaleka
wraca do sWej rodziny ".
Since pod zaborem austryac-
kim.
RyszIej dosta1 prace " kot-s
larni Mack Brothers przy.
Marcellus ii. Niieob obeznany q
maszynery2 zostal przez te.
poehHycony cab eka,.
zmiiszdzona odtad kyl
miiIDsiersizia sRego czasu
Wni6si sxarge dD lsldu d Cd q.
jszkod1oWanie ale ] sadi odrzl1-
oil bo ,ied I.,b botnik ~
H.Ie = nies lniai trsosa naWet
EdDrsd bralxl D, t,statecz-
,lis .1psrint i tend ent dla ubo-
ghan a.
|SYczenie Mn do 70
Z xlzinnei iI1s a o oI
~ 4 Hi4'sse
rffuerst
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-16

|przy kyciu; bedzie to jednak
4 Iktalska, jeden eieiar wiee'eii
ola bisdnai familii. Dy1o to
trzecie j nal wiiFks 70 lliesz
ezescie, jake Ktarolka v cia-
gu roku spot kaIo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-16

CLEVELAND, O. A
nastazy Lewa,'doWski Wdra-
pal sic ma szczyt wlezy pod
trzymujacej druty e]ektry-
czne przy krzyl6wce kolei B.
& 20. West 8 I'd u. pa
,South Side, j p omimo os-
trzezeh swych toWa1lgysztW
sch MyeI q T11t sllnym
pradem elekttry cznyn1 70
sta1 zabity na miisiiscu. Le-
wando dowski liczyl lat 38 j sto-
sowal sic pm. Sol Jefferson
ave s. w. Poprzednio miesz
kal 2 rodzicami przy For
man ulicy ma ,Warszawie
Guy A. Flick, zamiesz.
katy ma przedn,i esciu Rocky
Rocky River, uslyszawszy
krokii pred domem oko1o
polnocy, wystrzeM 2 re0ol-
Weru przez okno Go stojace-
go na werandzie mezczyzn Y
] zranil 60 sn1isrt elnie. Ran
1,ym jest John Me Graw, kt6
~ przed deszczem schronil
sic ma Werande.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-16

kiewicz po 7gonie sRego sta
lego tI6marza Jpremiasza
Curtisa znalas1 drugiego,
r6Wniez zto]nego " osoble
pana Drzymsly, k's6ry obok.
znakomittj zt1ajomosci jezy-
Ia argir1skit' g',, jake Polak,
l.piej noze odcxue odetac
wissciiwosci siylu Sienkie-
wicza. 2
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-16

PETERSBURG, 13 czer..
wca. Duma przYjefa " tree
ciem czytaniu ustaWe ogra-
niczajaca prawa Finlandyi j
przelewajaca je ze Sejmu fin
1andzkiego ma Dune.
Wniosek ten bedacy mai
nowszym gwa1tem rosyiskim,
tym razem q dokonanym przez
cialo ,konstytucyjn { UGH
walono 164 glosarni przeciW
25. Reczta posi- ow ME zjaWij-
Ia sic na sail pDdczas obrad
mad tenn zbrodniczenl pred
iozeniem.
Skoro przeWod niczacv Dn-
my oglosil wynik glosowania
wpadh no-ruscy "
niezWykIa radosc, . juz mai
wlecej przewodn dniczacy ,l4igi
Archaniola MichaIa. znany
z brutalnych WYstepoW po-
sci W1odzim iierz PuTyszkie-
wlicz. Siepak ten carski ,1sly-.
s!zawszy wynik gglosoWania a
Wyskoa oazyl IA pnlp sw6i j.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-16

S z Z, ]: MI, j 70 J SKIlH !! !. | /
. u RY( &
y
DETRO lch ], Zbysz-
ko'' " przeje,kI'a alzie : Bostonu
ldo seattle Wash bawii sic
v Chicago.
w Seattle edzie wal
lczyl'' 2 dr. Rol Herein Je-
den z naszycll z,aajj jjomych, !,
sledczacy baczniie i csly bu=
siness' zapasi,iez s1aWia
nastepujaey honos Zlt,y-
IS ko zoBtanIle Dkona1y
przez dr.. b ouer
Wobec pokonal mia iizIbyszlka,
,1rEo * - = +..si
:, :. :. ! I. J., -. -
80. q
=, ]. 4. 81. 8. - -
,,s . pa,,a s, !, ! =. =. ).
ka, przyjezd cy niieHUgoI
a. 80 T. i i ! ,.'' ,'s,,7
5ho vLr6tcazoa n;a,' Is !. :.
nvn, nrzaz 3. 4; 3, !, ar,,-
ka,,ina n.;,,rau,lo -; 8.
&. ,,,la Z, s,.,, {, ,,; ], i !
|daIal,;a;;. : - ,o.,t, 8,
go, = !, :. 80, !, ], !; J, !, ., :
ta
Kon,t;,, .o,,o 5 ,,,,, = -
na1o nanadto damo1r.'
-, : : !; {
sr.s5 ! ia. - 49,, 81 -
-, !, ,,ovod -, = c.,a -.
:, !. n;et - ;ada,, 6. n;;alL;;
b,,,,ah,, -; J : : ; la so;..
-. ,4olsru {.
81. !, , ,,,,,,, : =, !, j. -, !,
n.1l.e,ll, N''.e1e' :
.uio 'p.'' '.ss1e
1u1o t'D'sAa o. la''il'.s -. ., =
no" ,n' ~ - s.a'e -
!, 80 uSolna =, 'a'l =
u,uzs1e' - e'D,oois :, lo,et'
:, J, - 3 3 ! s 5, ! 8 - !, :,
- sa :
mlasnos', naIa. go MA Ma - :,
st.,a .a -, s; ], s, J, ] ) s.. J ]
:. ~ ! 81,
s.a' 10 a. sl7 $, 80 = -
ei'o !" 't1'',eAu' 'o'1 ],
|Nsla'.n'"a'a e'F a1lA;. - s.
Naom'ar prse =. "a. DNa'' = y - Y
leonak na ''e'1e p'ese'' = -
fego iata musla1a s'e 'ur'
dac operacyb e k'o1t7t !, -
zDs1 os'aD'On4 o,a - : :.
mo~ac s1e p1an1en '11'na7
= 1eunak ''al'onlV u 8 r.
y Y la.u 80 g 80 {
Il ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-16
I KONSTANTYNOPDL; 13

.czerRca. Oko1o miejsco-.
wn5ni .ule slaIgas Wy koleil'
sic pociag 2 poMedu czegoJ
Ijeden czIoWiek zginaf . 9 o.
sob zostalo ranionych, = atYl
10 3 ciiezko. Pociag runaf q 4
.nasypu y rzek
Powodem katastrofy byla,'
,,zb bro dnicza relka 8 kt6ra "
PR ,ouszc 1eni,1, ze tym po-
cissyiie jedkie min lister Szef-
ket has "a nszkodzii iia tor. Szef .
kets basEs wyszeH zupelnie
ealo stej katast Is, DO Y
ostatniej chwiai zdecy doHai
8 sic jecbaG paroWce1n,
d ie iie kryf ycznJ ciagiem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-16
TOLEDO, Ohio. !

TOLEDO, Ohio. W
przeszla edaiele odprawn
pierwsza Msze sW. " ko5cie.
le sw. Jadwigi nowo wyswie-
copy kaplan rs. a Radecki.
W asyscie sluzyli nowemu
kaplanowi Wiel. ksieza J.
Kuta, j Fr. Czelnsta Stoso:
wne do okolicznosci kaza-
ME wyglos;l proboszcz par.
ssw. Jadwigi Wiel ks. Ro
siflsli. " wyna!rlsszu jaki :
tel okazyii sic odbyl do kos s.
cicla, bralY udsial Tow. o kos
Iciielne polrzed zane przezI
battalion lszy Tow. 9 Wojsk v
ToIed do.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-16
pITTsRIIRl4H PA.

PITTSBURGH, PA. - w
parafli sw. J6zefata na po-
ludnios ej stronie gdzie pro-
boszczem Jest Why Ks. Siwiec
rozpoczeto budowe nowego
ko5c;ofa..
Kontrakt ma budowe do-
stal nas1 polski kontraktor
pan &: Bucholtz 2 r6Wniez
do p,acy tel, zaanzazowas .l;i
ystkicb polskich robot
nik6w TX. sic tez nalezy,
pnlski grnsa poll ka l1ras,a
10 n5ecl, tel korizy ysta polski
robotnik. IS. 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-16
Winona, MINI, dnia Is e l;zerxca, $40 Ioku
BERLIN, b , 13 czerwca.

BERLIN, 13 czerWca. :
k'lillkanascie g tysiecy prote-
stant6w urzadzi1o " Berli-
ME, Essen j Magdeburgu 1e-
monstracye wraz Z masowe-
mi zebraniami, pragnac v
ten sposob zaprotestowat
przeciw rzekomo obrazajacei
ich najskr!ytsze uczucia en-
cyklice papieskiej. Encykli-
ka ia .,powazyIa' sic " poie-
ciH protestantow krytylo-
wac reformator6w koscioIs,
q szczegolnie ich naczelni-
ka Marcina Lutra.
Na zgromadzeniach uch-
walono liczne rozolucye de-
magajace sic Cd rzadu jak
MISUNDERSTANDING wysta.
pienia. Rezolucye przeslano
na rece kanclerza. Demon
stranci przyozdobili wienca.
mi pomnik Lutra ,,tego lme-
czennika Xxx stulecia''
Por6wnawszy spokojn y,
niepro wokacyjny, tylko czy-
sto historyczny ton encykl1-
ki, 2 l,ostepowaniem prote-
stant6w j 2 ostrym tonem ich
rezolucyi dochodzi sic do
przekonania, ze spraWa ia
kieruje jjakas ,,tajemna reka'
kt6raby byla. rada 1owic q
wywolanei sztucznie walki
wyznaniowej ,ulubionej ry-
by
Wieksze towarzystwo u
da1o sic wczoraj ma Wyciecz-
ke poza miasto, Nagle zerMa-
Ia sic burza z ulewa j to tax
gwaltowna, jakiej nie pamie-
taja najstarsi W miesciie,
Wycieczkowcy schowai sic
do zabudowania, W kt6rem
okns byly zskratowane. Pc
pewnym czasie uderzyl pio-
run W to zabudowanie j
poczynil stra szne spusto
szenia.
6 os6b zostalo zabitych ma
miejscu, IL ciezko ranio-
nych, i porazonych, zas l8.
lekko.
Dom zostaf uszkodzoay
kraty W jednym oknie sto-
phone. Opodal domu ponisz-
czone przewody telegraficzDe
Il telefoniczne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-16

KOLONIA. Niemcy, 13.
czerWca. Bardzo wiele ludzl
utracilo zycie 2 poWodu zar-
wania sic chmury " regionie
Eifel W dolin;e Abr Valley
" niiedziiele Wiec.orem. Os- /
tatnie wiadomosei po daja, i
300 os6b utoneto a caly dys-
|trykt zostaf zniszczony.
Wiadomosc o katastrofie
nadeszla dis rano, ze uleW-
ne burze W regionie spowo-
|.dowaly raptowne podniesie-
ME sic woody " rzekach, .
jako wynik niedzielnieis
ulewy wylala okropnie RE
ka Abr nlosac smierG ] mi.
szczenie.
Najwieksza liczba stracila
zzycie- gdy diva baraki z TO
botnikami, zatrundnio
przy kolejach zosta1y zalane
" czasie, gdy wszyscy spali.
g ~ \ :. \ - -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-16

IL i. ts 80 4isE
BUFFALO, n. Y. w salu-
ME Jana Jarzembowskieg
l421 Wasson st. " Iaeka-.
wana City, dostal ob1edu pi-
ia ckiego 44-lethi J. Majak,
Aresztowal 90 policyant
John Bower po rozpaczliWei
waice Szale,,iec kopai j gryzl
policyanta, ten zas uzbrojo-
by byl " palke, vice reszty
dom yslet sic latWo w re-.
zultacie Majak ,1mai1 Y ann
bulansie " drodze do szpita--
Ia powiatowego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-16

+ ! z I " ! 4 t5
LATROBE Pa. DoWiadu-
jenny sic, ze Wiel. ks. Ty-.
tus Deresvkiewicz, proboszcz
parafii " Latrobe, Pa, "a
paal powaznie ma zdrowiu.
.Ciezkie zspalenie pluc po
nieznacznem zazlebieniu
pred kilku daiami, wywiaza-
10 sig i groI nader smutDy-
mi nastepstwami. Serdecznie
wsp6lczujac spieszymy 2 ~
czeniem, poWrota do zdrowls
j sill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-16

Kombinacya ia wydaje sic
narn zanadto doWol,aa, "
kazdym razis gdyby sic
sprawdzila. to. by1oby najlep.
Sym doWodem, ze Gale. "a
pasnictWo to ieden wielki
humbug, majacy 2 ludzi scia-
gao dolarY. ].
S# E /. t - SJsE
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1910-10-27
Cranberry Lands to be Put
on tn, Market
American Development Co.
Take over Wis. Lbr. and
Cattle Co. Tracts

10000 acres CT land in the north
ern part of the county known as
the Cranberry lands will be placed
on the market within very short
time and sold to settlers. The
lands are known as the old Wiscon-
sin Lumber and Cattle company
holdings which have been taken
over by the American Development
company of Minneapolis. The Com
pany are now getting out much adj
vertis1ng matter which will be dis
tributed broadcast over the coun-
try. Messrs. w. A. Loveland OF
Minneapolis and l.. D. GoOdnough
of this city are engaged 10 getting
out map OF the tract and this will
b, distributed with other advertis.
ing matter. J. Ell. Richards. presi-
dent of the company, with offices To-
Gated in the New York Bldg. iE
Minneapolis, will have charge of the
sales. The lands are among the fin
es I in the northern part of the coun-
II and will demand ready sale. The
placing Of these lands on the mark ct
will open up new strip of country
in the county and may be the means
of getting railroad through that
section at no distant date.
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Contributed

Motto:--"For God, and Home and
Every Land -
The w. G. 7. U will meet at the
home of Mrs. John Love Thursday
Nov. Bird. A program will be given
and all are cordially invited 10 be
present. We are planning to make
our meetings full of interest and
helpful to all who are interested In
the temperance work and urge a
large attendance. We are planning
an essay contest for the near future.
Two prizes will be given for the two
best essays written, first prize of
three dollars. and a second prize of
two dollars. Watch for the winners.
Boys, here are a few facts which
may interest you. Chief Justice
Brewer says. THE cigarette is the
American abomination. No cigarette
victim can climb to the top of lad
DER" Prof. Mike Dumorvan. direct
or OF the New York Athletic club
gives this testimony, "To do athlec-
tic work at all, tobacco must be ab-
solutely tabooed, Smoking Injuries
the erves, softens the muscles and
weakens the stomach. /" DR.. ] D..
Scaver of Yale College says. 'Tobac-
co and scholarship are not friends.
They cannot go together" "Cut
out cigarettes or leave the school, "
is the official mandate that has been
issued by the faculty of Cornell c d.
lege. The principal of the schools
in Kenosha. Wis. has issued an ord
er that all users of cigarettes must
be expelled from the schools, as the
Influence of the smoker on other boys
is decidedly bad. Bishop Philips
Brooks once said: IF we should
sweep intemperance out of our coun-
try, there would be hardly poverty
enough left to give healthy exercise
to our charitable impulses" AT
the last meeting of our union it was
decided to serve light refreshments
at each meeting instead OF at the
Mothers meeting only, as has been
the case here to fore. We hope to
have evening meetings occasionally
when the men will be heartily well
coined.
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CITY Team and High School
90 Down 10 Defeat
Gave Good Exhibitions OF
Foot Ball But We're Out
classed in Matches.

Both foot ball teams Of this
city went down to defeat in
their games played this week
but it was no discredit to
either for the teams that they
played against were classed
as much better players.
The game played by the
High School team at Iron
wood was won by the mining
town boys by a score of Is to
6. The little fellows from
this city played a hard game
and the score would have
been closer had some of the
players understood the game
more thoroughly. 1t was
considered a good game
nevertheless and the boys are
to be given credit for their
attempt to win.
The city team went to
Duluth last Sunday were
they played their initial game
of the season. This contest
was with the Adams Athle-
tics, considered to be one of
the strongest teams at the
head of the lakes. The To-
Gals did not expect to win but
they went up to give the
Adams players battle and
hold the score down if posi-
BILE. The game was a hard
fought one all through but
the locals could not stop the
classy playing of the Duluth
boys and a score of 81 and 0
was made. The boys after
returning say that they were
outplayed all through but
with a little more practice
would be able to hold the
Duluth team down to a small
score. The boys speak high
ly of the treatment accorded
them by the Duluth play
ers and say that they could
not have been used any better.
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If you are interest
ed in Bayfield, County
Lands Address IT he
Times ira ii,
WaShburn, Wis. at

Mrs. Ingabor Froseth has been
very sick during the past week.
The new cement walk on the up
per side of Bayfield, street between
9th and 7th avenues has been COM
pleted.
DR.. and Mrs. II. G. Mertens and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. III. Wilkinson of
bayfield, were Washburn visitors
last Sunday.
Miss Emma LaPointe who has
been visiting in this city during the
past three weeks, left Tuesday for
her home at Brentwood.
Mrs. Thibedeau, Mrs. Simoneau,
and Mrs. Doucette were called to
Marble, Mimi. the first of the week
owing to the serious illness of their
sister-in-law Mrs. Young.
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one and one-half cup yell0sO corn
meal: IN cup enta,e-aOAeat -four; 4 tea
moon san; z35 cup milk; u cup
9m0lasses.: S zezel keaspOOnfnls K c Ba-
king P07edey. .,
Sift together, three times, meal, flour,
salt and baking powder. Mix molasses
and sweet milk and stir into dry in
oredients to make smooth batter. Turn
into two empty K c Baking Powder
boxes. thoroughly buttered, and let
steam three hours. This bread is par
ticular1y good to serve withHsalafs or
raw oysters; also at breakfast, as toast
of all kinds.
Raisins or currants may be added,
though some prefer it without.
Readers of this paper may obtain The
Cooks Book containing this and 80
other delicious recipes free by sending
the colored certificate packed in every
25-cent can of K G Baking Powder to
the JAoUEs MFG. Co., Chicago. Send
for The Cocks Book today.
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sit Beats All"

This is quoted from letter from
M. Stockwell, Hannible, Mo. Il re-
Gently used Foleys Honey and Tar
for the first time. To say I am
pleased does not half express my
feelings. It beats all the remedies
ever used. | con tracted bad cold
and was threatened with pneumonia.
The first dose gave great relief and
one bottle completely cured me.
Contains no opiates. Sold by all
druggists.
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Two Bargains

The Andrew Tramwell store build
ing and dwelling on Bayfield, street,
located on so foot level lot, a snap if
taken at once.
Two lots on Bayfield, street be-
tween 1st and End avenue east, for
merly occupied by McBeath's Livery
barn, also number of desirable city
residences and some farm lands.
INQUIRE of W. A. Robinson.
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r. A. Herring has returned from
Hurley where he organized a Nest
OF Owls.
Miss Blanch Kinney has been
visiting with relatives at Spooner
during the past week,
Invitations are now out for a
Kallow cen dance to be given at the
Opera House on Saturday evening of
this week. The hall is being pretti-
ly decorated for the occasion.
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Wanted

we want at once. Local and
travelling salesman in this state to
represent us. There is money in
the work for YOU soliciting for our
easy selling speclalties. Applvnow
for territory ALLEN NURSERY c..
Rochester, N. Y.
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New Brown Bread Recipe

Never SOR9y-EaS1Iy made
By Mrs. Janet mckenzie Hill, Editoy0f
the Boston Cooking School Magazine
Nearly everybody likes Boston brown
bread, but SO many have experienced
trouble with its being soggy, they have
become discouraged. Here is new
recipe that cannot fail if the few simple
directions are carefully followed. You
will be delighted with the results.
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Oscar Olson. who has been serv-
ing in the army for the past -four
years. came home the latter part o.
last week and expects to spend
some time visiting relatives anc
friends.
Fl. Ell. Peavy and Co. report
the following land sales made during
the past week. George SwadIing,
MINI. purchased 40 acres in 23-49-5
Mae Cable and Charles Huckfiel6
purchased DO acres each IN 27-49-5
List Sunday was Rally Day at the
Methodist church and the entire day
was devoted to the Sunday school
There was large attendance at al
meetings. The Methodist Sunday
School has been making rapid gains
the past two years.
Clinton Texter, of Medford. Ore
gon. has been in the city this week
on business in connection with his
property here. Mr.. Texter is vel
kpown to the old citizens of this
city. being brother of the late
Henry Texter who was for numb
er of years an attorney in the city
A. Parker, of New Jersey, arrived
in the city during the past week
and with his family have gone te
housekeeping in the Reickhoff resi-.
demo on west Third street. Mr.,
Parker is connected with the E. |
Dupont Powder Company and has
charge OF the installing of machin
cry.