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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-04-15
NOTICE TO c~oNTRAcToRE.

Send in your bids on the New 81.
u stone SCHOOL house tu 10" built az
Logan, \. NJ. ASK for plaus and spec
Gcuiiou,. Bids close May gud. 1910.
I.lI 3'.p. school BouII, D-' \o@2
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-04-15

The Capitol Freehold Land aud In.
vestment Co, Ltd, have renamed their
new town on the state line and Tu-
cumcari and Memphis X. X. Glenrio
TO conform TO the desires of the rail.
way and U. s. Postofice department.
4.15.it.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-04-15

FOR RENT: Seven room house win
hath aud modern plumbing Two blocks
from Main street. Will guarantee rent
cr for two 'ooms uuturu shed. Apply
3lJ T.. Nhcr street. IlIif.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-04-15
FOR RENT
Phone 800

Furnished rooms. No. l02 Corner
High and Second streets. 4.5'tf
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-04-15

II. ID. NICHOLS,
Health Officer Quay County
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-04-15

lnsraucd siucc the last directory W.,
pTintpd.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-10-06

NOTICE is hereby given that the
e4ualized assessment roll on Front
street Improvement District No. ),
-r same being from Third Street Eas
HE same being from Third Street East
20 Alder Street, for Thirty days will
be IN my hands for collection. For
convenience of the public l have
i-t the same with Town Treasurer
Geo. c. Blonden.
If desired said street improvement
tX may be paid in five equal annual
iustallments; the first installment be-
ing due and will become delinquent
thirty days after publication of this
notice. All deferred payments draw
interest at the rate of eight per
cent. Dated this 9th ady of Oct. 1910
cent. Dated this 9th day of Oct. 1910
c. c. King, Town Marshal and ex
offieio, Street Improvement Tax Co
Hector. 10-6-10-2t
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-10-06
,,. en : Hurry the Milkino.

utar 1en' hurry tn. Milking.
co.. 5-e you hurry the milking Tho
NJ Gg =. lei uncomfortable and 1' ssor tae
bSr - you little That hurts vo u', a ,ea
I-f's the COW as well. '' Is YOU ana
gsa Tn. The Useful Roo. Cutter.
Tt1 4s root cutter is a useful machine
ba ~ NE q many a valuable cow won'a
t9,aa. 's s. saved if the apples and DO.
'''oss led her had been run through IL #
Grain With Pasture.
~. - milk COW i'll good dow needs a
c ,I.''s grain while on pasture. Esns.
gI+.5 is this true if the pasture is s shpr,
.. aashy from wet weather or ba rsh
lf'm dry spells. " n"'s n
rover For the Separator.
~ Using a gasoline en- gine to run n
,1-'a separator either the belt mus,
DE- -7ose enough to slip on the pulley
d, wing the motion to run up gradu.
any or a special clutch pulley mus,
ue pfo'Ided which can be set to star,
lae separator gradually. The latte,
De-a2d Is much the better.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-10-06
NOTICE

The Firemen of Lynden Will ~" -
a meeting at Firemen's Hall, =
Wednesday, October 12.1slo. y"
pixley Assistant Chief. 1O-s-lol''
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-10-06
ATTENTION FOR LIGHTS

II PAYS to see Peter Miller, on INC
Lighting question, he has nv
latest of any kind. The +. r. o''s
Machine, the hollow wire system
and the latest patent Carbide .,
Acetyline light, also the celepr'' u
Kerserene Lamp for dwelling houses
Peter Miller, Miller Hotel, Lyil1si'
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-10-06
rover For the Separator.

NoIlCE is hereby given that the
Undersigned will receive sealed bids
up % the hour of p. NJ. Friday, DC
''H 1910 for delivery of gravel per
cubic yard on Front Street. between
IA-fd Street and the Westerly City
I-A4is Gravel to be furnished by
"- Town and hauled from Front
street near Nooksack Ave. Con-
Tractor to open the pit. Council re-
SERVES the right to reject any and all
lits.
: order of the Council Sept. Goth
1910.
s--1-l0-1t Frank W. Bixby, Clerk.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-10-06

The Lynden State Bank, is under
state supervision. The money left
at this bank is loaned to local far
mers and business men. No loans
made on wildcat stocks and bonds.
The facilities for caring for your
account are good. Make your de-
. posts there. e.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-10-06
MODERN WOODMEN

Meet every End and 4th SATURDAY
of each month. The big ak on lhiro
Street will lead you to the place. rs
isiting Neighbors cordially invited
]. w. Edwards, Consul.
r. e. Hawley, Clerk
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-23
W Przemyslu " skfadzja prochg,
Potniejace nogi

-. IL E&SEM4 ttys5.tEG &EG- gHtst PAlEEFSLEG-sf=: 49,.
!nn.aall!et4sy prrzesypywa6 seyerv Prosz
klein N do o.. Ndg pc kaidem maye'lu
adgsi t kat poranka p.je 70 Cd
ppocsynek sggr,aoym, bolejaoym ]
zmeosonym ncgom, usuwa wsze'kl
przykry zaspacb, a trsew,ki nossa.
sic %wygodnie. Jeiell nogl twcje
..p &C sic. zig, sp q 'tet9> ] ] g :
ME hgd1 s''s1 m6gt ob e GIG bez=n1e-
sprse '1'.'s 3 aptekatzy. ees
ma Is :cen'dx. spcrzadzony prses
w F. severa Co., Cedar Rapids,
IA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-23
WARDS l zWaaItsik dnii. 2ss-go czerwca, lslol.'

AySr 80 xEsS
1Gfs'ORtUN. telnaiSlnierxjjadanuleapS
rodc,k..ly spadl.1eopnia wipEaal.el
! q 1Eiiace s,e dzaepllkllpa. zolnier4zsz.atsa..4.
ma ',l ny kreegg,i zAllb;11Issie az me- Is11ss y
stanie smnym od.ssbEIiiloln 81
je Dc domu .}cho1rych. ....zs
CzLUGHoHo. Zagrodnikl.z=1Mlo-.
ldrzsjjswsH \ Glianie oboh6dsil
wrar : maltonka u:oczysto6d dya.
mentowego wesela-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-23
N,IIEsCI z OJIlOZYZNYE

z z PPR 80 3 Pll',O1LSKICHE.,
sso { Y, \. P'sviien .robotnik .na~
la.f ksiaaatsz=dflte' q, Y kt6
Ri snajjd'sp'wia|lpo sie 9 stumark6wek.
Me wiadomo, Ito jest Nv wxliascicie-
lem. kaiatki.
zzl.oT0Wo. cletavys. . !.
pozalowaaia ;godny wypaddeelk4ss,asszeda
" Kle4pinie. .Kllka dni temu Wy.
iechaa robotnik Banach zsKie}pins:
: g,spodarzem Warmbier Y saasie-.
dstwo. Fry wYsiadywaa,n1iu : wosu
odczul Banach nagle slime kggaa1nlie y
boku, tax ke " koncu ,nusia} sic do
16kka polozyet.. 6. j q a'l's' ME sdoaaa
sT.t-.'-S"E== aE s~#t4. s"l @f tT@=+L
mu pom6ds Bianach nlelba.we.mal lzyy-
ole zakehozyt. Ubrano naeboae'syy l.aa'
ws,.pl,oodd,m,ertna kosznles, nmgto rprz J.
gotowywano wssvstkod DO pogrzebu4.
Nleutulona " kaIu wdown wy,ssla
~ I. Or sss#t;*5 s35 .ss
IA s.aknpnem tru1m,lrnyy. 9. tn nieboz-
csyik nagle otworzy} oczy usiadl1
sly na krawssd1, 4a6,tka =, poozei gig
zastanawrac mad tenn, co sassfo.
Niedos.la wdowa oniem,,ala w.piieer'
~x5z57a 8 ~ ST iAs :%i 7
#ssejjj chwilii. 2 pp~r r,'ara len gdy me-
hote.5!akkaszgweggo njrza'a. Niedaogo
/ ws4a1kza trwalo praywr6cone &Jyoie.
.Jteesssez.,el teegoasamego dina w'eczor,e rem
Mo1yi. Banaoh de spoczynku, ale Y
tyn rasem sasns} rseczywi6oie ma
: aw g g {. Il
,.:=5 - = - Il So
Robotnlk F'lipiak :
okobQ anianil . upfzyzwole,
=1FPqs - ~SssSkE|I 80" - -. ~ ZE#EAssa#-1E 49,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-23
ron

A: IA to : l[1Zz pred kilku .duiami .. ~
I!se,tt.,rym RR1nka p,rxano dwoje die. d.
u q 2 % ., i i r. nej.tisso B.r.na
Ely I'll qliq Y. pr'ysa'a| j. 8
ia Y 81 eSres / t!aEs = s sve rd~
' we! e i 81 'sja e. Pfizment. z.le-
:d { 9 bisg 81: dalk:iiewesynki wyssly e
: Ct ! akas kohista .awofata ne q
$ Pc y. im ,l'l iu| j p pol je1 10 g
g za ! s....., oo!i j 2 e pra~.
==agn le e'1ail' ala l m,tki. Dsiewe,s ~ n
kispps.lyy, - n,espsjoma, ktera
E1sptovad.ifa 3 ~ jeaaa z munii lei
c. 8 4, j ii9 q { i boo.nyeh ! ..bf.- :
4 tam 81 /: 81 q sd t. OH o(2djasd s.. die
E%&sf - ~ 2+Ss h& .st's@Es#..:ESs1 AaJ
F.ts1 " e'l|s 1aaa'w1a '|1ga's jeaRf'z r6N y
mo; q s,azEx,iiiadlo1rnn,iiitas ten a !, ! L
Ee = ! 4 4 dellts:s., q u Ws .i,l 1posratii~an,a
ok !, saisdaremnne. Polioya pod
assaitr1Eirsne 6ledztwo. ..
" d % !. PREY u. W6lczah:
81, slkisl pa e a. g. nrastag|l q. vy Il !,
] b 81 j Il H Il y Pytliin. .lk:' q
e .'lsls ! r -, o sq'l': ! EN- J :a 81 eiais.
|DdKleziiolllos j. do sxpitala.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-23

Eb'raD ii, PopaiIj sonssFaWiss1tIeDios
NJ NsK Miiinskiie l,wot
Is.shss !, s1 l|slaEe.,, !, q, alti nislo b
5dobno prxewckenie xwlok sw. Eus
frozyny ksietnei polockiejJ, # radzii
1sby d lazy q ,|sl k' ft'' y p s.
sportowad do m,ejjs'ca uroa,enia:
..wloEi tych wslystkioh e vie.
'tyoh prze1 cerkiev. prawostavoa
'5dsnanych, k,dr1y ostali.poohoe~a.
NV kavrze ola tego. e ;ch krrajj
znajdowal s,e pod 5ue'stiemsPoia-
|k6w. Take przewiezienie relikwi'
ma, tzdan,am j. NJ insk Slows, BYE
slIilnym 6rodkiem :ila wzmocn'sniisa.
prawoslawia. .s.. &. =..z...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-23
BoxP.4:n0tf8 Dame. Ind, j. 5. A.


SO ma 17go maja, 7ggo = 21go czerwea, Tykiety dobre ma
80 dni. Mona, 10 dostac ma wszystkichl lkolejach, praWie
ze wszystkich stacyi. 2 WinonY, Minneapolis St. Paul
do Colby 2 poWrotem ia % do. : Duluth i Superior
dol 80 Chicago "a N dol. - La Sale q. 25 dol.
Przyjedzcie a zobaczycie wielkie, piekne pola pszenl-
cy, jeczmienia, owsa, korny, kaffir korny, znilletu, lucsrny,
j sic przekonacie 70 jeden IdObry krap zapfacl wan
farme, a sic AMI " pelowie tax ~ciezkonie napracujecie, lak
90. borach. Gena roll Cd Is dol. "a akier i wyzej a fanny
gotowe : budynkamii z krapem Cd 20 dol: "a akier wyzej.
Gdzie pole zasiane, tam sic dostanie Geese krapu. Many
5liczny, nowy murowauy kosci6f v Colby, "a 8 tybiecy
dolar6w. Naboze6stwo " kazda druga niedziele. Pc biz
SIZE informacye piszcie do znanego Wam ziomka:
e. I. IDZIOREK Pres. & Mgr.
Polonia Colonization Comp.
COLBY, Thomas Go. KANSAS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-23

ET@r;fp|S haTaSt1a
q
- u @ - = !.
::sSSlaslkku, oas.srolb,uutnIka kooura
s8s@@sss ~ Ss= sssH - S Kss 4N Ni TEasssasss Us a#aasssss5s
gdYsxieexofds1a PazlssslsPoal
7wzie'a pottrrz.aesla..zcs,y y lamnpiie
ieetssnallta. Tjyn mo- Tampa
slstlikEEslaalalsasdk lodow41as Prsytemn
.ubrallie siiesna kobiecie zapalilo,
g 81 soa ~ ! g y a |ara'l'''' ''.! ptosp,ra 1.,-.
MIS- Us :M..d d ,..5f dn 81 n'eszozeali-
Y a5;k l,1bdl,, IN aufl. ~ $. o fri
mauych pop.r,zef, o,ie1ocaijac Z
Ed1ieoi, : ktoryoh najstarsre ledwie
S. IL s1y 9 losY.
~%1S%-+sH-1&...% E&. E&.SSEE&.EH
E "a q; zGo q'tE;l,llll[, g. don d4onos. ! .
|||iPPrzyylbyyYii-do R &c, e wRlosey
||mnallarzzsel s::k1st1oaryyeh sprovadson,o DO
Ew1k'ohfe.eeb i rozpoczstyzh budowli.
Pred '!,zs.l ax'lqii { se' .gron,aa.ili zig
~, y Ylaktll l ~ : Y - Epraoy malar1e, aby
Waoo|hd y !. do p"wrotu.
|P !! l''psp.1 vs. spro 'N,' policja do
|Ee.bt,r t1 ] ;'ll 's1.!9la ro b ''' -; lec1
|leeh esi'ls .lsie ba 81 / sgdya nularze
miejsoow i.zaa'othowa sig spokojnie,
! tylko=w:Aspeadib.=n1iie ::.p,rrs'ekrao1aja
~ gradfc prawa namawisli Who
chow do ponrotu.s " rr..eclazy saalmtneeii
uud!ello.; !: i i'm sies lllk1,lku ! tychs.e, pre-
kon,ssiaff - i piracy ME ,prsyjelli
lodjj,eohaii
- :. a.. .ss,.s .ss,
~ WIR . Il y l;..l P'ee e polioji vroo'
la.Nlaak1issii / n ! 4 !. . apeoh6d SODA
[a.sst6w;;i jjjskkissiena odby6 : oia.sjj ii
| 81; ''4 y i q 5v, q, y ) 9 uroo.ys !,
q: F q 81 dnia q ossrv ''s
Presses pol'ejl 1edna'kowot posta
q {; !; wii'iripanpealk te-socjah6oi ME
ob 9' i :sfel I Il 81, eol1' ;s.tand.rdn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-23


MEM v}adsy nalxl1wliiskcsiwale AZ
lipss. NNie1mmccy5 roisinlaaa . =, aalSggrny
~ po1desrzoo'zu S..
;sa sssg 81 - 49,.
Ma ostatn,mtareu sprsetsdtEaallaa1sssPpe-
VIVA kobiecina sJynnena swein
Lubic1a jedpa krowe. W ehwill'
gdyzod lkuppca otrsymyva4a miedsy.E
innymi 100 markowy banEnot pa
plerowy, .blis2l siees . DE- ko9biseaeht..yy
pewien pan j v upr.seimy spoa6b O
f,arowa1 .jej koperte dlaa zao l!..',ssa
MIA pien,edsy. N oosa 'tl xs1y-
.sttkichn san odebr:al 3 nawet bank
not, wlosyf do kopertyl zakl,eali Z
EGdykob,e;as chciialta Esspp65zenijeiz,,pa.,
|ENE|S f.EEr5tN+EF4t"EZ @NGf ZL.IDE E4ta=t-SSHEE-[.
p,er'.s zamiea,6 M zaoto, akieszdzi-
wien;e !, ro.paoz % ogarnsls.Hgdy.
.ami.st pra.d.ivej stum.'tdd#ki,
vyo,agns4a : k'opersyy; f.as.y,vg,.
swYczajny dwiateAk .re &, Z N 2
ploaoru sadzqe wygladal zaodziej na
oygana. Nledawno tenn okrad1io1o
ma jarmarku !. : ro,r y, y spodobny
sposdb gospodynie Collins / Lkyso-
mic. Z. B. q.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-23

V.oBoRN4KACH. podcxas IA
=bo&enlstwslalw kosoiele =k :
ter cry 1sl Eaie pov reg ? ktd tiaEl1' vi
s.ia1y oieezary= y4 seeglalrsa kosoiielaege,
.w,atace przes1o oentnar. dir, saa-
- - .5Sts#S
d9;z.ao, e TO = FROM uderzyyl, .aoseslEEi
.nrqietadZ1 ko '' 9 ie'E, :. K a j q d. Prser'-
Va. Il. msaae ~ 4. a 9'lly ]; a ,|lai ri 70
.naae.s:po tstes a foskt'tn
.dokohc.gl ksiads ns1a 81. : fud
sic uspokoil. !.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-23
TrZylnal kr6la " dOlau

lIzVl1ld1@lklIlU i
s.PP rzez ostatnis roktnzymali6mJy5
krSlaI azs,Ystkiah aredk6w re :
5ossysssczaiaoYch Kings New
Life plgunssiki,- f1aszym d6nlu.
zone sie kazaly bildgoallawiieiisatt,
wen ola ea{ej nasEe;8famiiliap Fszae||
Paul Mathntka zsBnffalo, ~.
WYgotGddinae. 1lecz petwslne leekarstwo
sawszllkiieesznalhlorohy zoiadka,Vaa
.trobyi merck. Tylko Csc. " apiece
M. j. Kowalewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-23

g ! r. Tut ii pod .i!.l niet Vtts
pewien4zaklepiony jastrkab rsaeiI
ZIG ma kars ME ehoiaf :jjs|jj lpI,sa g j
.c I clhfopey rsaeea i: na Mega
.kamien'ami. a.d1al1ee | E =Y1esaeie.
kobiety I sdobyoz mn ODDLY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-23
rs
Z GALICYI

&9&sE91H5s= GWSafaa&:a .@Esss@iI a4TS sH@& :. II ~ ss|Et|S
az ". sp. Ma,yan Gaw a''l'''
o1ajac jul dnia5 81 -. nnlals z 1l
'casie chvile smierci, spowiadal sic.
i komunikowal. ostatnich sakrars
ment6w u'dzieli} mu Ks. arcybisk'unp
ass- ~ t5SE4 sss:51!sS ]. i tss as
||B + ilg,','','Ii Um li1e'qrsah4 przytompie :
:t 4, : rsku'. S s .p, M'a y Ca
wlewicz nalezaf do. no izas}uzenszychf.
pisarsy polskich. Wpograebse bra
Iii udsial ks. arcyp. T~eodorowloz.
il biskdp Bandurskl, oraz blisko
dwutyaieczlny tlum publicsnos,i,'
wSr6d kt6rych zauwazylidmy wszy-
.stkich najwybjtniejszych reprezen.
tantdw Fraju : p. marsza4kiem hr.
Badenim inamiestniklem Bobrzyh
skim ma czele.. SWAT IL literaoki j
dziennikarski tel nader obficle by4
repre1entowany przezosi1Y mie]sco
I'VE i delepatow re %W,aszystklch zabo..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-23

%GRUDz1ADz, " pobliau Gru-
d,iad.a vyrzuol1a Wislsz z VIC
niez aa'nego .mehaay1ny prsYlbranego:
" clemny takiet, spednie, kamasze'
!, kossule " oserworespas4i. Una.
lesiono prey nm papiery, brzm'aa,
&c nnaa j dvarda Jer'ttyylkko 1'sl kleggo,
.gospodarza urosdzoneggo 5 pa12ddsier i
nika roku 1850 CseksnoRie v
powieoie ostrows1kk'm. Pieniedsy,
AMI rzeosy ws'artosoiowych ME. m nlil
prl.ty lss!,bie, leoz mia !. nogss .4aamana
Aesl'vsn vice jet, e e amor
Vrup 1najdowalasie Y VIC
:dz1e O o}os edni. s i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-23
IVll6pNhl

tie da1kem mice ably sic zneto pIe nauczc mogaA gyw wan Ntazasd okMr poxe,
swaIIM scazRHmm adyehi & Slsyh1lM akonic 6kom dam dokhdne WskA6whl eczeda da W domu
= upanW6w, beMy ibolmgo nheguArnegoM enazKoWann #%
A.Gddekolwek mixzkaea heeeWamw sksatl dsy wMaez6o kohcy. M6re wan. chetne
Ipohcai doWioda2c aDom0wa Kuaca eczy wszeHnec horoDyk pnael cynll e MhrowyM1 Ize-
EAfWynk THo nj PEsyAHde sI address, otEyma edarmo ltdmnW9 knfacei AAaNe fBNAe
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-23
AZ. ClEBlEMoJA SloSTROI
Ola ciebie i Ola ka4dej kobiety
- ciorpiacei na chOrOby kObiece

Jestem kobieta. Znam kobiece cierpienla. Wynalazlam
ekarstwo:aPosl goezts zapein Y bsz q len, mole. ds.
zprzepisani uzywania. Chez powieds Wssystkim Q tyIn
ekarstwisatobie czyteloiezko,. twej c6ree, matce luf
Ja wien, 20 mole lekarstwo jest pewnem ma IPiawy,
Wr.ody, Opadniecie m.ae!cy. Bolesne peljody, Uterine
i4sAadk gnebienic, neruowost, melancholte e, sklon-
::1fsosaSSddo piaesu, %goraczke, zmartwienie, chorobe merck
|||Po1ie wan lo-dniow4 knraeje zupelnie darmo, jake do
Iw6d, 20 mozecie sic v domu wyleczyc latwo ! szybkos
sobie zyczycie p~rzedtuzye kuracje, bedz,e was to koszto-
waio soko1o 12c natsdzien. czyli mniej nil &c ns dzien.s
dokiadny sw6j sdres, opiszcie swoje %cierpienia, q ja wa1
posles lekarstwo darmo .odwrotqa poczta --Posle wan
ADYtSERs' = iiustracjami dlaczego kobtety cierriai
n iaki spoa6b {atWo WyleczyGie w domu. Kazda kobiefa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-08

of the states attorney, she shot
him again.
Hours later Bronislaw was
found still breathing. His dying
gasps were to accuse Sophia and
another sweetheart of hers, Jos.
Mitchell, aged 23.
The mans accusation was re-
hearsed in the court room. The
girl never blanched, but she dab
bed her eyes with her handker-
chief and sobbed like an abused
child.
She accuses Mitchell of every
thing, saying he threatened to kill
her if she told.
The trial is the principal topic
of conversation in this part of
Connecticut. The people look at
the girls generous mouth, her
mild brown eyes, the dusky hair
falling softly over her brow and
they, too, thing if the guilt of the
crime lies between Sophia and
Mitchell, Mitchell is the guilty one.
He will be tried later.
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FRA|L LITTLE. TEACHER ON
TRIAL. FOR INDUSTRIOUS CRIME

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resses until he grew drowsy and
then she bade him sleep. She
smoothed her handkerchief and
spread it over his face.
ITO keep the flies off," she told
Bronislaw, the state alleges.
Because she could not look in
to his eyes and do what she was
determined to do, was her real
reason" the prosecutor told the
jury.
She bent over him with a re-
volver and poured shot after shot
into his body, it is alleged. Then
she fled.
The prosecution is trying to
prove that she returned in the
evening to see If he was dead. He
was groaning. Then in a frenzy
she stoned him and slashed his
throat with a razor. Again the
next morning, after she had been
to church, she returned to the
woods. He was still alive. Ac-
|cording to the grewsome theory
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why kATIE'S FUNERAL
WAS WELL ATTENTED

and so advertise the ostensible
and decent end of the society.
Each member who failed to attend
paid So, and this will go to law
yers and policemen and politi-
clans so that there may be always
a new supply of Katies for the So
ciety to bury.
All of the facts of this associa-
tons work are now in the hands
of John d. Rockefeller, jr., who
heads New York grand jury
which is investigating the white
slave evil.
The immigration commission,
which is aiding the grand fury,
has prepared report in which
the New York Benevolent associa-
ton is held up as one of many
similar organizations in the Unit
ed States.
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York Independent Benevolent as
ISOLATION, as cloak for their OPP
erations. True the poor girls
were buried, but it is not the dis
posal of dead bodies so much as
the supply of live ones that in
terest the men of the underworld
Then there are lawyers to hire
and police protection to pay, and
political contributions to make,
and Hobbies to be financed when
congress or the state legislatures
attack the white slave trade. And
all these activities were cloaked
under the benevolent" scheme of
giving the poor girls decent fu-
nerals.
That's why Katie's funeral was
a large one. Each member that
attended helped swell the crowd,
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MISS SPECKART
To APPEAL
CASE

Miss Harriet Speckart, who lost
her case in the federal court here
last week after litigating for
months and getting in debt $751;
900 for lawyer fees, has decided
to appeal from the decision of
Judge Hanford to the court Of
appeals.
She sued to get. the estate of
her father out of the hands of hes
mother and Leopold Schmidt, the
Olympia brewer, but Judge Han
ford decided it should stay there
and that 1t was being well man
aged.
Judge Hanford said the girl is
being Influenced by a woman doc
tor, Marie d. Equi, who is living
with her at a Portland hotel.
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FAVORITE AND SON WILL
TESTIFY AGAINST PACKERS
How's This?

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Take Halls Family Pills for Con-
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RETIRED ARMY
OFFICER HELD
FOR MURDER
(By United Press Leased Wire.

CBy United Press Leased Wire.)
TUCSON, Ariz., Feb. S-Charg-
ed with killing DR.. S. A. Russell,
with whom he quarreled, Captain
Steven O'Connor, United States
army, retired, is today a prisoner
in the Santa Cruz county jail, al
Nogales, charged with murder.
Declaring that he had wearie1
of the discussion which they were
having DR.. Russell is said to have
turned away from Captain O'Coa-
nor, who is 70 years of age. Then
it is reported that the retired
army officer followed Russell, AMI
with repeating shotgun shot him
through the body.
O'Connor fed, apparently bound
for Mexico, across the hills only
a few miles distant, but was soon
overtaken. 1t is believed that he
will be committed to the insane
asylum, as he was retired from
the army about ten years ago for
disability.
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MONEY KINGS SWING
THEIR CLUB
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method as this has been pursued
and that the whole fabric of the
market has been deliberately per.
meated with a manufactured
weakness for the purpose of de-
tracing the possibility of the pow
er of the money kings. The fac.
that some of the strongest ac-
counts in the market have been
closed out in the last few days
was one feature of the present
general liquidation which has
passed almost uunoticed.
Bull operators, who have held
positions of prominence have been
compelled to sell high priced Sc
curities because they could not set
further accommodation from the
banks to carry margins on a lot Of
low priced stocks with which they
loaded themselves up in expecta-
ton of prosperity.
"Lambs" Are Cautious.
They had expected that the talk
of good times would bring The
lambs into the street in great
droves, anxious to buy, but the
reverse has been the case and in
stead of the cheap snares selling
easily they have proved a heavy
drug upon the market.
Most of them have tried to
show that radical legislation
would ruin the country"
President Taft has had a hard
time ever since the beginning Of
the present session proving that
his measures are destined ul-
timately for the ebnefit of capt
tai"
1t is pretty definitely settled
that Taft proposes to make a
general campaign under the Sher-
man antitrust law If 1t is upheld
in the two big cases now pending.
The supreme court is to decide
whether the great Rockefeller
hundred million dollar holding
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CLAWS HAS THE
GANG RATIFIED

naturedly at all times. and
straight'to the point at all times.
He has told the truth.
1t is this mistaken and I'M
shakable. testimony which has rat
tied Washington.
Taft Misled.
CLAWS has brought out the
fact that President Taft had only
a part of the facts and papers be-
fore him when he whitewashed
Ballinger.
CLAWS has produced some of
this missing data. some of the pa
pers which had disappeared.
Ballinger has been brought to
book on the Cunningham claims.
CLAWS brought out the Wilson
case, wherein Ballinger's perform