davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-27
ssTARY osADlN SO P 70 VI 10.

Il = 80 go - -! - .NSl
lsAUR PIszF. s'.sp. ,p.nc has
Hirsch1nger, autor- a,nie)szego Ii
stu, jest jednym ; nojp,1ervszycl
osadnik6w poxiatu Sank, WIS
ositeddliwszy sic tam " !. 1s47,
Dick lego dfugoletniej i zassczyt
mel piracy n. polo Tx religijneu
jak narodowen, Jest On znanyn
obywatelem etanu wisconsin. z
zassczytem 1la slebie I jego wsp6'-
|obywateli piasto~af r6zne liezre
urzedy, = by1 takae i c1}onkiem
stanoxejj leRislatury. Jak moc mo
Sian. pan Hirachinger vier.y "
skutecsno6ci Dra.Piotra Go1oso
wykasuje. sig : nastepu,jjaoe,g,o ego listu:
Baraboo, Wis, 90 lipca 1909.
Dr.. Peter Fahrney, Chicago, Ill.
Ssanowni Panowle: = Vase Coz
mozo m-odpszassfo-dwudsie
stu lat. Sprzedalem take bardzo
wlele mYm przyjacio}om, sasisdom
i znajemym, nigdy ME s}ysza.em:
Lac lnuego pooad-to, Re jest to do
bre i 6wietne ieksrstwe. Ja sam:
j iona moja zaty~a1i6myss 90 1ekar-
stwo, kt6re sawsze -poskntwowa}o
ja%knajlepiej tersz zazywam tako-
we kiedykolwlek. sEabujq. Jest to
.najlepsze lekarstwo jake znam ma:
pr1eosyszc1en'e krwi, uregguiowanie
watroby i wzmocnienie. systemu.
Jest ono nadzwyczaj dobre ola star
szych i epracowanych os5b.. Lekar.
stwo to jest wszystkiem czem 0 tae
kowem twierdze: Q tom prsekona
lem SIC ma mocy ~w{asnego do6wiad-
" ,s ~ -:
czenia. Leoze teras siedmdziesi2t
diva lata, lecs dzlekl Gomozo, nam
dobre zdrowie, dobra strawna6c i
swietny apetyt: y M1ogs jes6 wiele i
Z przyjemnosc;a,.i to zawdsi4cxa6
moge Waszelnu Gonozo. z szacun-
KEN. Chas. s:Hirscbinger, us
ulaeaa
ORA Piotra Gonozo ME jest lee
karstwem 4 sprzedaw.nem v apte,
kach, lecz starem leksrstwem z
zlo} dostarczanem -:wprost przez
lokalnyoh agent6w zamianov anych
- ~ #.@gs<.s&t. a. :&5@rl= .s4 80.
prsez fabrykantow, d. Peter Fair
ney 4 Sons Co., 1a,-ss So. Hoy
re Ave-, ChicaRo,-Ill.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-27
op,iis ssl, vi celdx, bgd1zsis vylnagaf,a=
1b,ardso znacxnYch przor6bek. /
P~rotestantyzm ma cnlen-
tarzu katolickim.

" ts---- EE~- ="-% 49, - 80
w Hagenau Nv Alxacyi) zmarls
pewna kobieta luterka. Pred k;lku
laty zmarf je] maj katolik, q ponie.
wal ten "a zycia zakupif miejsce
IA cmentarzu katolickim, rozpo-
rzadzil pred 6miercia, ably zone pc
jeJ 6miercl pochowano r6wnies ma
ofnentsrEu katolickim obok. nlego.
Ma to by1o obeontie pottrzeba pi5-.
miennego zezwolenia <. biiskupa.
Biskup strasbursk,i poswoli1 na IA to
pod warunkiem, he ma cmentarzuI
katolickim ME wolno pastorowi
odprawiaG iadnych ceremonii luter-
sAlcA' I'LL nice moWy. OLafo sic
tel zado6e rozporzadzeniu K. bls~
kupa. Ma to oburzaja sic pisma
niemieck;e i wykrzykuja: kiedyz
wresscie protestanci mie6 bed4 ma
cmentarzacb katoliokich " ME
panstw'e swe pe}ne prawa?I
= To jui przechodsi wszelkie
pojecie; tego jj~eszcze tylko potrzeba
ably protestantyzm i wsr6d zmar-
}Ych nassych sic rozposciera4. Ma
}oz sig jul do ezk6f wolska?
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v ksiegarpi Wiarpsa.
329 E. s.rd Str,
Wt1n ll 9 MINI.

Psrfy mboie1st.ca W osdobne
miee elk dsIdrkowej orravis :
,foconym tytuliklem, zfocone
brzegi.. $l.35
Clos 8erca -Zblor modf3w pie6n
ola dusz poboinyeh e dutym
drukiem) oprawne " sk6rke. {
z1oconym tytulikiem, z1ocone
brzegl... 500
Clos Serca- 2 duzym drukiem.
oprawna n sk6rke, Z okuciem i
zameczkiem, ziooonym tytuli-
klein, z1ooone brzegi......tl.60
Ani0t Ntro& Chrze6cianina Katolika
sbi6r modlitw i pie5ni slut4cY
dis dtuaE pobotnych roz1hiaru
6xs3 cali v=7sk6rkowej orrzvie
1e z1oconym tytufkiem, xtoo6ne
brzegi.. $40
4miot Str0t-w sk6rkowej oprawie
z,okuciem i klamzeerkls, re xlooo-
nym-tytulikienn, ziooone brse-
gl........ 1865.
Anidi Strok-opraw:ny y mocn4
francuska sk6rks, g,etkie ok{ad.
/ J, zs3ocohesb Txaegi, e zxiocJuiT5m
tytulikiem .......... IS
Aniot ~Stro*-Oprawny " mocna
Fl francusk4 skdrke, miekk,e ok}ad<
II, zfocone brzegi re xloconym
tytuligiem .....,,.,.......... tl.bc
Wybor najosobliwezych nabosehstv
! Piesni, ma duchow9 cooiechs j
posytek ludzi pobo4nych : r6i.
nych ksl4sg zebrsny; oprawny Y
sk6rke, Z koiorowym obrsIkiem
ma ok1Adoe, z}ocone brzegi (gru-
b. druk). 90
Wyb6r oprawny " skdrke : oku1
elem i klamerk9, x}ooone brse-
81 (gruby druk>. ....... sl.so
Wianek ku ozoi Naj6wietsze;; Mary
Fanny : r6tnych nabo1ehstw d.
witty, oprawny v sk6rke, zloco~
ne brzegi, Z z}oconym tyt1llkiem
okuciem klamerk9 ..tl.96
Dunina Ksi4tka do nabotehstwa
ola wszystkich katclil6w, opra-
VIVA w-sk6rke. 14oeene brsegi#s
z}ooonym tytulikiem. SC
Zbiorsk modzitv Ola cz}onkow A.
stolstwa Sercl Jezusowego, o.
prawny v sk6rke angielsEl,
czerwone brzegi, Z z}ooonym ty-
tullkiem. ...
a. z GoJ1snego. wyklad Ewange~
lii i Lekcyi ne nied1iele l 6wieta
ksiazka do o6wiecenia j: zbudo-
wania duszy chrze6ciahsko-ka-
tolickiej, : gruntown+m wyjai-
nieniem roku koscisInego, naj-
s}6wniejszych o~brzed6w kosciel~
nych, mssy 6wietej, nabotehstws
domowego ola chorych, drog
k~rzyzo~ej, jakotet zyciorysam.
s~wietych Pahskich, czczonych
m~ianowicie przez lud polsko-
kstolicki, " czarnej oprawie=ze
Aooonym tytuliklem. ..... $3.50
=zyuoty Ssoietych R.skich ma
M wszystkle dnie roku, pod{ug
ajwiarogodniejszych 8r6del, wy
jqtyeb d1ie} ojctw i doktordx
ko6cio}s 6w. opracowane pod4ue
Ks. OLGA O. Bitschnaua, : 10
wzgledniem 6wietych panskich,
ktdrych wydaia Eszlemia polska
AZ do najnowszych czas6w. z 8
knlerowymi obraxkani i pre-.
sz}o 800 drzeworytami. Najnow.
SEE wydanie poprswne, Wpie
! knej oprawie st3.0e
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-27
Przez przesz1o so lat.

Uspakajajacy oyrop Papi Winslow uzywany by}
fzfsS p MaTT%KF dlo ;aS hz1F6A y PT cz nj nj
ZABKOWANA z doskona}em powodzeniem. On
uSPOKAJA DZIECKO ZMIEKCZA DZIASLA,
.USMIERZA BOLESCL LECZY WIATRQWE
KOLK4 j Jest najlepszem leksrstwem MA BE
.GUNA. Sprzedawane W aptekach " kazdej
:csedci6wiRta. Badzcie pewni i pytajcie o :, uspo-
.kajajacy cyrop pani Winslow" q ME bierzcie in
.aych. 25c butelka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-27
Robi zycie peWniejszem.

Wszsdzie 1ycie robi sic wiecej
vewnem prEez=dziaixnie ORA Kim.
ga New Life pignlkl, ma zatwar-
dzenie, t6foiowos6, 5sapchanie, dys-
pepsye. ehorobe wetrobT, schoroby
merck j nieregularnosci iofadka.
Sc przyjemne, leoz pewne, i ma pc
VINO odnoHi9 tyoie a5c. " aptece
N. ]. Kowalewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-27

-
B6o z Tob4, kRsteczka do nabo|
rozmiar 34xs4eala | l5e
m,oofa Boo,4, zbi6r najletszegou
nabosenstwa i pie6ni kotoitlnych,
roxmiaru xxi cal. 45 8
Lh,oata Bogu oprawna wskorke se
z4ooonym tytulikiem, -ziooone
brzegl.. , oo' :
Cn.oasa Boqu, Y ozdobnej blafejj
oprawle Z klamerka, :zfooone
brzegl.. 3A:1u
Chwoia Bogu, .oprawna = m'ehkff
{. skorke e z}oconym tytuliklem,,.
z1ocone brzeggi.....
Chvata Bogu, oprawna v miekk&;
sk6rke, ze zloconym- tyt1ufifiem i i
xameczkiem, wewn4trz "a okfadce:
krsyzyk Z perloxej mac: cY l.5os.
!skarb duszy-Zbi6r najleps1ego ma
boienstwa j p,e6ni koscielnych'
ksiazeczka dla mlodzieky, oprawr
ma v angie,sika skk6rke. s3oco-=
nym tytnlikiem, cEerEone br1e-
Skarb duszy-oprawna " ang,elsk4
sk6rke. zfoconym tytullklem'.
zlocone brzegi.. ooc.
Skarb duszy-oprAwna y mieke4
.k6rke : z}ooonym tytul'k1em'
x4ocone brzegi...... QUO
Skarb duszy-w miekkiej oPraw1e
z z1oconym *tytu1ikiem, 7s3ocone
brzegi... y
Skorb du.zy-oprawna " sk6rke.
z}ooonym tytulikiem : okuclen
izameczkiem, zfooone brzee: 600
.Skarb duszy-w eloganckiej sk6
rzanej rpraw ia, Z doconym ty~
tu]ikieni, zlocone brzegi.. :. SOC
Wyoorek czyli krdtki sposob nabo-
Senstwa oodziennego Ola rzym-
sko-katolik6w, sdodatkiem. pie,
sni, ,oprawnygvsk166rke4se 1aeoos
nym tYtulikiem, czerwone brze-
q Sbc
Wvborek-oprawny " sk6rke, s}o~
cone brzegl, : obrazkiem ma o.
k}adoe ix}oconym :tytulikiem 45c
| Wv6orek-oprawny " sk6rke ITO"
cone brzegi, re z}ooonyn tytu<<
likiem, Z ,okuc1em j. cancers
klein ....... 55c
WyborsE-oprawnJ " miekkee sk6r
ke z z}oconym tytullkiem s}oooe
ne brzegi.. zoe
Wyborek-opra#ny osdobnie v
miekke sk6rke z zlooonym tytus
likiem zlooone brzegi...... 75c
:s=.:~: u. .%:..= .:=:: {
Wy6orek oprawny v moon4 mietkq
skorks,.1 1aoconym tytulikiem
z%locone brsegi... s6e'
Forty nabo&e1stsoa-Z modlitwami
bw. Alfonea M czest Najtwiet.
szej Fanny Maryi nleustaj4cei
pomocy. Ksi4teczka oprawna v
mocna sk6Tke,z. kolorowym O.
brazkiem M ok}adoc, : ztooonym
tytulikiem, zfooone brsegl.. SOC
-:@s :#::@z &:+-.==%= = "a:a.:s .t z
Per9y nabo&s,fstsoa = oprawna y
miekka ak6rke : ozdobami, z}o-
oonym tytuiif1sm, s}ocone brse+
ss... -.....s olsOG
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-27
Armaty ma lataWcach.

- =. ~ -. ===.: ~ +..$-. 50.
Zuakomity lotnik f%rancuski, Hu-
bert Latham, rozpocza} y tych
dniach ma polu 6wiczen " Chalons
prdby wzlot5w, unoszac soba
nowo zbudowana armate szybko~
strzelna. W}adze wojskoWe sledza
pr65by z wytezoaa uwaga. Nieba~
VEN ma bye przedsie wzie'e stree
LAME z CORY " petnYm loc'e. VITA
iemniczeni utrzymuja, re budoWa
latawo6w, stosowanych do wyzej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-27
KOniec Wark0CZa.

Rad chinski reformuje ,,pahs-
two srodka" na spos5b cara Pho
ira Wielkiego. Ten ostatni zacza}
niegdys cywilizacye Rosyan przez
obciecie brody, rad ohihski zas
nakaza: swym poddanym obciac
warkocze. Wsr6d Starochin6w pa
nuje rozpscz, warkocz Jest ola Mich
bowen 6wietosci4 i symbolem
patryotyzmu i twierdza, re gdy
warkocs zniknie, upadna Chlny. -
Ale Rad chihski jest nieub}aganym
i si}a chce przeprowadzl6 swa re
forme. - Co "a rewolucyjnY Rad.
Wypadek autOm0bilOWy
u nastepcy tronu.
Automobl niemleckiego nastep~
= &. !"
cy tronu zderzy} sic prywatnym
samochodem. Oba samoch ,dy sill
ME u,zkodzone. Nastepca tronu
wyszedt bez szwanku. Adjutant
odni6sf lzejsze rany- c1ete ma twa-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-27
SedZiWy wick.

" tych dniach zmarta " Lubszy
ma Slasku Marya Kias, przeiywssy
ia lat. Staruszka urodzi{a sic "
roku 1875 " Kr6lestwie Polskiem,
przysz}a W Is roku zyc'a do Prus i
osiedli}a sic pocz2tkowo " Ligoc,e
PREY Woznikach, potem pe}ni}a
ss'uzbe " Luossy, jake 1e letnia
dzlewczynaa widzia}a poch6d Ma
poleona " v r. 1912 do Rosyi i
poda~a}a traucuskim zo~}nierzom
potrawy. Obecnie pc pieciodnlowej
chorobie sko1czyia w6r6d przytom-
| lo6ci umys}u swoj dlugi sywot.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-27
CIEKAWE RZECZY
Bohaterski chfOpiec.

l3.letni Oton Jaenicke " Price
bus wyratowa} latem czterech
ch}opc6w szk6lnych cd utoniecia.
Wreczono mu "a to teraz medal
honorowy. }. ME ma Level reti,
lecz mimo to pfgwa znakvmicle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-27
OparZOny W kapieli.

OparzOny W kapielf.
W zak}adzie chorych W Wiesloch
pod Heidelbergiem. doz6rca =, przygo.
towa} ola umYs}owo chorego Rol:-
landa kapiel: Me .badawszy po~
prsednio, lie stopni ciep}a ma woda,
kaza} choremu wejst dc wanny.
N,eszczesllwy poparzy} sic tax, Re
pc kilku godzinaeh zmar}.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-04-28
NINE BOSS CRUCIFIED
BY ANGRY FOREIGNERS
Horrible Death Inflicted Upon
Man Who Had Won Their
Malignant Hate.

Avella, Pa, April 27.-George Aabish,
mine official of the Pittsburg and
Washington Coal company, was
dragged from his bed and crucified. He
was in a dying condition when taken
down from the cross by a detail Of po-
lice from Washington, Pa. Death came
in little while after the man was TAX
en- to a hospital.
Yesterday afternoon as Rabish was
leaving the mines he was attacked by
a crowd Of angry foreigners and
dragged to the edge Of town. where he
was beaten and stoned. He was res
cued by Superintendent C. E. Neiser
Four Slavish miners were arrested for
the attack and fined each 800.
Just before daylight the foreigners
acted. Rabish was dragged from his
bed and taken to the scene of the as
sault of yesterday afternoon. A crown
of thorns was brought and placed upon
his head, the wreath being forced down
till the thorns entered the flesh.
A large hole was then dug in the
ground and an improvised cross of iuine
timbers was made. Securing ropes, the
mob hauled the man up to the cross
and bound him, after which huge spikes
were driven through his palms. The
crowd then sang and danced about the
body more than two hours. Stones were
thrown at the body, cuts were made
across the legs with knives.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-04-28
MAYOR CAYNOR STINCS
JEALOUS MISSIONARY
Refuses License for Street
Preaching to Convert New
York Jews.

New York, April T.-Mayor Gaynor
has refused license to Rev. Thomas
M. Chalmers to preach in the streets
on the east side In an effort to con-
vert the Jews Of that great section Of
the city to Christianity. In a letter
to the applicant for the license, Mayor
Gaynor says:
Reverend and Dear Sir:-It seems
to me that this work of PROSECUTING
from other religions and sects Is very
Otter carried too far. Do you not think
the Jews have good religion? Have
not the Christians appropriated the
entire Jewish scored Scriptures? Was
not the New Testament also written
entirely by Jews? Was not Jesus also
born Of the Jewish race, if may speak
of 1t with due reverence? Did not we
Christians get much or the most Of
what we have from the Jews?
Why should any one work so hard
to proselytize the Jew? His pure be-
lief In the one true living God comes
down to us even from the twilight Of
liable, and Is one of the unbroken
lineages and traditions Of the world
do not think should give you a Ii
eense to preach for the conversion Of
the Jews in the streets in the thickly
settled Jewish neighborhoods which
you designate. Would you not annoy
Them and do more harm than good?
HOW many Jews have you converted
so far?"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-04-28

New York. April 26.-Bradstreet's
Saturday said:
| Weather conditions and the unsettled
ties are the causes assigned for the
quieter tone In many lines. Retail
business and to certain extent record
demand from tobbers was affected by
the return early in the week of wintry
weather. These influences were, how
ever. largely temporary and were large
ly Offset by the decided benefit Of the
crop outlook generally by the breaking
of the drought.
Doubt as to ultimate crop outturn is
still given as the main reason for buy
ing for fall and beyond failing to take
definite form, but there Is also O recog-
milton of the fact that uncertainty as
to the future prices Of many commodi-
ties is a drag on trade. In a number of
lines the evidences of arrested demand
or pressure to realize prior to new
crops are visible in easing prices.
The situation in the cotton goods
trade, where prices are still steady,
however. Is and has been a bar to
active buying. Retailers are reported
and present cost Of production Of goods
renders the manufacturing line I'M
profitable at present prices. In the
iron trade demand is apparently not
equal to the supply OF the cruder forms,
and curtailment Of production in evil
dence for some time in the cotton trade
Is now talked about as being actively
pursued by furnace men. Liquidation
of supplies and lower prices for the new
clip are In evidence In the wool trade.
Collections are about fair.
Business failures in the United
States for the week ending with April
81 were 1913. against 207 last week, PAT
In the like week Of 1909, 254 in 1908, 157
in 1907 and 1T in 1906.
Business failures in Canada for the
week number Is, which compares with
q last week and SO in the correspond
ing week of 1909.
r. G. Dun g. Co.'s Weekly Review of
Trade today says:
While business sentiment is distinctly
optimistic wherever the process of ex-
tracing eight or nine billions of new
products out of the soil Is carried on,
there Is confusion and uncertainty in
the financial markets. There the severe
depression on bonds, the pressing
needs OF London, the continued large
exports OF gold from New York and the
heavy merchandise exports into the
United States, the over production in
pig iron, coke and copper, leading to
talk Of curtailment Of operations and
some hesitation. caused by the remark
able political developments. both in
England and the United States, produce
confusion Of opinion as to the imme-
date future. Yet there has been q
notable abatement Of the recent unrest
OF labor, with advances in wages by
important corporations. The crop pros
poets, on the whole considered to be
excellent are improving.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-04-28
THIRD DECREE UNDER
PROBE BY The SENATE
Hepburn Resolution Is Acted
Upon Favorably by the
Judiciary Committee.

Washington, April 27.-The Senate
committee on judiciary voted today to
conduct thorough examination into
what is known as third degree" meth
DDS of extorting confessions from per-
sons charged with crime; also the prac-
tice of employing persons in the es-
pionage Of jurors.
The third degree resolution was in
PRODUCED by Senator Hepburn, OF Idaho
who made a speech in the Senate re-
Gently denouncing the third degree" az
a relic of the dark ages.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-04-28
BODY or MARK TWAIN
CONSIGNED TO EARTH
Simple Funeral Service at
Grave, Which Is Beside
That of Wife.

Elmira, N. Y, April 2T--Under a
tent on the grassy slope Of the Lang
don plot In Woodlawn cemetery. with
rain beating fiercely against the can
vas cover little group Of mourners
silently watched yesterday as the body
of Samuel L. Clemens was lowered
into an evergreen lined grave beside
the bodies Of his wife and children.
The Rev. Samuel e. Eastman. pas
tor Of Park church. and close friend
of the late humorist, conducted brief
and simple service, and Mark Twain's
final pilgrimage was at an end. He
lies sleeping under q grave piled high
with flowers, the tributes of friends
from far and near.
There was present at the grave only
members Of the family party who
came from New York with the body, q
former governess of the Clemens FAM
lily, two of her friends, the sexton and
half a dozen newspaper men.
Services had previously been held al
the residence of General Chas. J.
Langdon, where 40 years ago Mark
Twain married the generals sister. In
keeping with Mr.. Clemens wish, the
ceremony was simple. There was no
music, no honorary pallbearers-just
the brief address and prayer by DIR.
Eastman.
The body lay in state in the very
parlor where the marriage Of 40 years
ago was held, and some Of those who
attended the wedding were there yes
terday to look for the last time upon
the face of their friend. Neither the
Rev Thomas K. Beecher nor the Rev.
Joseph Twinchell, who performed the
wedding ceremony. was present. how
ever. Mr.. Beecher died several years
ago and Mr.. Twichell was called to
Hartford by the serious illness Of his
wife, who died yesterday morning.
The services at the house were pub
lie, but the attendance was not large
Besides the funeral party which ac-
companied the body from Redding, the
little gathering included only a few
relatives and old friends.
Over Mrs. Clemens grave, alongside
the fresh one made yesterday stands a
stone engraved with this epitaph
Warm summer sun, shine kindly here,
Warm southern wind, blow softly here:
Green sod above, lie light, lie light,
Good night, dear heart; good night, good
night.
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which the roads unsuccessfully tried
to advance in 1908. These rates apply
principally to the manufactured arti-
cles. moving in large quantities which
constitute from So to rs per cent of
the traffic between the points named.
These rates originally represented
special concessions to large shippers.
Railroad men now say that the diff
ference between them and the rates
applied to articles in the classifications
from which they were taken is too
marked. Already there have been
posted high tariffs effecting packing
house products. live stock, coal and
agricultural implements.
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WILLIAM J. BRYAN BECOMES
A PRESBYTERIAN ELDER

Lincoln, Neb., April 27.-Willliam Jen-
nings Bryan was yesterday ordained as
an elder in the Westminster Presby-
terrain church Of Lincoln and following
mis- ordination was selected as a dele
gate at large to the ecumenical council
OF the Presbyterian church to be held
at Edinburgh, Scotland, in June. The
ceremony of installing Mr.. Bryan as an
elder occupied the entire service at the
church. He made an extended address,
accepting the place. to which he had
been promoted by the church trustees
Curing his absence in South America.
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FRUIT BELTS ARE
HEAVY SUFFERERS

Chicago. April 25.-The eastward
moving storm, manifested yesterday in
rain and high winds, developed snow
and freezing temperatures in the west
ern lake region and in the upper Miss
issippi valley today.
In the fruit belts Of northern Indi-
ana, western Michigan, Illinois. Iowa,
Missouri, Minnesota, Wisconsin. fruit
was damaged to the extent of millions
of dollars. according to reports from
the sections affected. At Buffalo. Chi
cities in the path of the storm, the
thermometer dropped from % to 2s de-
grees over night
On account Of the binding snow the
steamer City of Benton Harbor from
Benton Harbor, Mich. to Chicago, was
unable to locate the harbor here early
today, her ice-incrested hulk showing
inside the river several hours later.
The steamer Puritan, leaving Chicago
at 11:30 o'clock last night, bound across
the lake. was beaten back to her dock
today by the gale. The small lumber
schooner Cora was caught 30 miles out
by the storm and experienced the
gravest danger in making her way back
to her wharf
The official report of the local
weather bureau states that the weather
OF the great lake region will probably
continue unsettled with snow SQUALLS.
as the storm will move away very
slowly.
Galesburg, ILL.,, April 23.-The last
vestige of fruit growers hope disap-
peared In this vicinity when tempera-
ture Of Is degrees above zero was
reached during the night
LaPorte, Ind, April 23.-The heavy
frost and cold weather last night and
this morning is said to have killed
practically all the fruit In northern
Indiana. One large fruit grower de-
clared the loss In northern Indiana
alone will reach millions of dollars.
Milwaukee, WIS.,, April ga bliz.
gard is raging almost throughout the
entire state of Wisconsin today. BY 8
O'Clock several inches Of snow had fall
len In Milwaukee. Marinette reports
a fall Of two feet.