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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-21
z GALICYI

LWOW. Obywatel zamarstYno-
ski, szewc, Ignacy Baozyhski udal
sic, Is 2. m. ma po}6w mater ya}6W
drzewnych p}ynaoyoh vezbranemi
falami PeltWi. - Deszcz la{ lax z
zebra, ale BaczY1ski ma to nie zwa
za}. S:.oj4c ma k}adoe niezao patrzo~
nej porecza, uzbrojony W drag
d}ugi, zakohczony hakiem zelaznem
rzuca} sig ma p}ynace helix i deaki
prqdem 70 SHADOW media
lekich> Az uagle roz)eg} sic w5r6d
gawledzi zalegajacej k}adke, og~
romny wrzask i p%rzerazllwe wo}a~
ME o ratunek. - Jedna z plyna~
oych tarciu v kt6rq wbi} dag Ba-
czyhsk', por~a}a go k}adk, i
wnet ujtzano szewca l}yn4cego "
wlrach Pettwi. Wzd}uz brseg6w
b;eg}s, krsYoz2c o ratunek, iona
Baczynskiego, t}um ludzi "a MIA.
Ale o ratunku ME bY}o yreoz mo-
wy. - Cia{o szewoa znikto W spia-
nionYch fa(ach Peltwi / ME costa.
10 cdnalez,one. Poxszechne obu-
rzenie wywof.4 w6r6d ludnosci
m%iejscowej fakt, re urzad gminy
Zama's.. MA. gdy iona Baczyh-
sklcgo swrdcita tsie 3 prodba don Q
pomoo, odpo "ledzla]. ze cinema
czasu na po~s>uk,wsnie byle jakiego
szewca." PozostAla po MIN wdowa
i czworo nie,.epa.r1onyoh ds,eo,.
GALICYA. zapow,edziany kon-
gres eucharvstyczuy odby} sic "
Przemy6lu. Respocza} s'e " sobote
Pc pol, przem6w'eniem ks. b'skupa
Pe,czara. Msrssa}kiem honoro~ym
obrano sedziego hr. Stan,s}awa
raroov'tiee9 r'er'y"''tym
ksiec;a Sapiethe.
z ron MOSKALA.
Z LODZ1 " praydralai cdpad'
k6w bawetnlanych fabrykl Kru
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-21

de- sga@fA ~ -Le.4 FL
sche is-E;nltdrel5ria " PablanIcach admi-
n''s1trasloey1'aa wwy!iiwi'iisesila og}ossenie ie cd
dnia d 1. n, al do odvoIanla, Cd.
'dsiaa1 ten czynny bedsie ipp'r ~: 5 dni
" tygcdhiu . to skutk1.n ogrom-
negoozasiui l nEiisayrlaob lb,iio prssdsy.
WARSZAWA. TUT pred War;
szawa ma linll kolei z Aleksandro-
Wa, wpad} pociae pospieszny ma
prseje1d&ajqcy w6zek ch4opski ma
kt6rym siedzielii 70 letni gospo-
darz Dratwa. jego iona i-sie6. Skut-
ki uderzenia lokomotywy byiy stra~
szne, te66 l .ziec zostall. zablci ma
miejscu, pierwszy leza} " odleg}oo
Sci 20 krok6w drugi = go krok6w
cd prsejazdu, rozblty cia}o ostat-
n,ego po drukiej stronle linn. TO-
ne za6 Dratwy sila ud.rzen,a wrzu~
ella ma pok}ad lokomotyvy, okala~
jacy przednia jej cze6c. Pc zatrzy~
MANU- pociagu rann$ zdjeto " sta
ME niepr,ytomnym i%odniesiono do
szpitala sw. StanIsfawa, gdsle le~
karz stwierdzi} z}amanie swej Level
nogl i reki, jak r6wniez zebra. =
NieszczesIiwa kobieta wkr6tce
zmar}a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-21
Okropny widok.

H. /. Barnum'a z Freesille, N.
Y. -by}y febryczne rany, kt6re ".
CHEMICALLY jego zycie przez Iata
pomimo wlelu lekarstw jake pro-
bowa{. No .ostatku uzywa} Buckle
ma masci arnikowej j pisa}:: ''leczy
oopalenr,a, wrzody, wysypki, skale-
czenia, z{amania nabrzmienia, ma
gniotki, amoroidy jakoby magicz-
ME. TYlko csc W apiece NJ. ko~
walewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-21
Pepllnie postaw,ia ma liscie handy
dst6w M bjskupstjx'so o.

$3.50 ~ a.&|EI1=GE
ZABRZE. s~trasIsn4 6m,erciaq sl;gii-
nal kierownik lokomotywy Jan
Niedbala ; Biskupic, zeskoozyl
on podozaass- jjaaazdy : pociagu, ateby
wagony xlaczyc, prsytem pochwy-
CHA go maszyna j wlokla go duly
hawai-, przyczem g}owa zcsta}a u
pe@nie zmla4dzoua. N. zmar} zaraz
pc wypadku.
RACIBORZ. w Lasokach wy
buch} u w. Ku6ki polar, kt6rY xnl-
szczyl Gala po6lad}> 6c j cafe tegoro~
CINE iniwo. Ch}opak' 3.letni zglna}
" p}omieniach, dzieciak ten spa}
soble ma szosie i o MIN " plerw.
szej chwill zapomnlano.
WILKOWY. Powiat pszozyhskl
Pewien l4~letnl ch}opak, s}uzacy
u gospodarza Boidols, bawiac sig
lekomy6lnie nabita fuzya, za~strzeli1
m}oda dz~iewczyne.
GLIWICE. Czternastoletni ~
mex adwokata Schulera poszed} :
kilku kolegaml kapa6 sic " lazlen-
kach ma dworcu " k~sbetach. Maggie
nadesz}a burza, a piorun uderzJ}
W m}odego Schalera, stojacego ma
desce l za5if go ma miejscu.
N~JEDOBRzYCE. Spalifa sig tn
cha}upa Joauny Passandy. Piomie.'
ME przenios}y sic take ma sasiedniaa
stodo{e posiedzlciela Ochojskiego.
Wdowa P. ponosi c,ezka strate,
gdy& bY}a tvlko nizko zabezpieczo'
ma:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-21
gdys bys bardzo nlsko sabesple-
csony,
BRODNICA. Ma wybudowani,

BRODN1CA. Ma wybudowania
zagrodnika Stefahskiego powstal
rozar. 0gleh spowodowai 9 letni
synek St., kt6ry "a pomoca O.
guia chclal tepic mucby. Sta
10 sic to " csasie gdy rodsioe
byli ma naboiehstwie w kodciele,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-21
Ami sfowa zgorszenia

ME by}o " oposiadaniu' sas'ad6w
PAM w. P.sSpangh, Z Manville,
Wyo., kt6ra.m6wi: "ona mi POI
wjada}a, re ORA Kingsa New Life
pigu}ki wyleczy}y ja z nieznosnej
choroby merck i czuje sic swieza
niewiasta. kagodne, lecz pevne
lekarstwo ma zoladek, watrobe i
chorobe merck. Tylko 95c " apte-
&c M. J. Kowalewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-21
ZE SLASKA.

WROCkA%. gsgo bm. .marl
tn " skutek wyoiehoze"ia si} bis
kup sutragan ks. kanonik dr.. Marx
liczac lat 70. Nieboszczyk m6wi} po
polsku j naleta5 do tgch, kt6rych
W r. 1898 kap' tuba che}n,hska "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-21

z T~ORUNSKIEdO. Piorun u.
derzy} " zb6r evangelical " Cor
sku l roztrzaska{ kilka belek W
wiety, lecz pozaru ME wznlecj}. -
W kysomicxch z1nari robotnik do-
minialnY Wasllewski, skohczyw szy
1O3 lat. BY} on najstarszym czlo~
wiekiem 'naszego powlatu q mole
i prowincyi. Niedawn no temu o ma
10 sic ME spall} podczas pciaru i
ia okoliczno66 przysp,eszy}a jego
tmlerc. ..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-21
PrZeZ prZesZfO so lat.

Uspakajajacy cyrop Pant Winslow uzywany by
przez przeszlo PlEDZlESJAT LAT przez III.
LONYl MATEK dla ich DZ1ECI W CZASIE
ZABKOWANlA 2 dosko nAlem lowodzeniem:s On
USPOKAJA DZIECKO ZMlEKCZA DZlAS1.A.
USMiEkZA BOLESCI. C WIATROWE
KOLKI jest najlepszem lekarstwem Ma BE.
GUNKE. Sprzedawane " aptekach " kazdej
zesci Swiata. Badzcie pewni j pytaicie o ..nspo.
ajajacy cyrop pani Window . ME bierzcie n
yck, 25c satelka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-21
Raty exkursyjne
Ma lacroska miedzy stanowa
wystawe
La Crosse.
Koleja North Western.

Codziennie, cd 27go do sogo
wrzesnia, z uwzgle dnlowym po.
wrotem Ego pazdziernika. Wielka
wystawa r6lnictwa, towar6w ~
wych, przemys}owych i edukacyj-
nych odnoszacych sic stanu. Zglo-
sic sic do biletowych agent6w kolei
North Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-21

oyli ma nabo1enstwie w kosclele,
Z ~POZNANSKIE0O.
PIkA. Wypad}szy z kolyski "a.
oi}a sic c6reozka pewnego tutejsze~
20 robotnika. Kledy matka zajeta
oyla szyoiem ma maszYnie, dziecko
sic nieostr6znie : ko}ys"
Il / pablo g}owka ma pod}oge. w
wstrza6nienia m6zgu dmier6
niebawem.
OSIEK. n. Notecia, & letnia 60.
pewbego urzednika kolejo-
sego jao}a gruszkl i potem napi}a
zig woody. Wkr6tce ~zachorowa}a ma
rozwolnienie i W dw6ch dnlach u
WRZESNIA. Ma szosie ko}o lie
|onej wsi znaleziono peRnego milo
lego cz}owieka ciezko chorego. Jak
papier6w znalezlonych u niego
wynika, ohodsi tn o pomoonlka
z Mog,lna. N~ieszcze6l;-
wego, kt6ry przez wyp,cie karbolu
sobie zyo,e odebra6, umie-
szczono " tutejszym domu chorych.
GNIEZNO. Osmnastoletnia stu
z2ca Marya Jakubowska postugi~
wa}a. SIG prey wznieceniu ognia
kt6rej dolewa}a. z BAN
k1. Maggie malta W bance wybuchia
i plom,enie obje}y suknle niebacz-
nej dziewozyny, kt6ra odn,os}a tax
niebezpieczne poparzenia, 5e pc
kilku dnlach zmar}a W domu cho
rych.
Mako. Osobliwe zjawisko ma
zauwazono tutaj We wtorek
wieczorem Ma wschodniem niebie
jasnia}y ma widnokregu dwie ogr
niste kule, prze wyiszajace rozmia~
i s,}a swiat}a Gale o%toozenie
gwiaxd.
KOSCIAN. W Starym Debcu
pod Ko6clanem IA letni syn lorna.
la Dluzyka ustawi} lampe naftowa
ma szafe, gdy asgle nastspi} wy
a Gale cia}o ch}opca zosta}o
oblane nsfta, kt6ra sie ma MIN zspa.
lila. Wsr6d, meczarni umar} nieba-
VEN 70 przywiezieniu 60 do domu
chorych " Ko6oianie.
MARGONIN. Czaszke rozbil go
bic w6&nioa Jozet Kucharski. z
wozs, na}ado~ anego .bozem spadl
ma szyne kolejowa. Nieprzytomuego
'slawi n" do szpitsla W Chodzle.'
zy, gdz;e lcksrxe stwierlzili, ze K.
rozbi} sobie czaszke. Nleszoze6liwy
valley ze 6mieroia.
LESZNO: w Kuszanowie wpad.
la robotnica Stark Z SVEN dziec-
klein do studni, kt6rej ocembro.
wanie zarwafo sic pod kobieta. Ma
pomoc tonqoym pospieszy}o k,lku
ludz,, ktdrym uda}o sic tax kobe.
to, AK l dzieokc wydobyt szcze6li
vie.
re SLASKA.
WROCkAW. 98go bm. .marl
tn v skutek wyoie6oze"ia si} bis
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-21
TAX fatwO

utrzYmat MONA sk6re " stanle
czystym | zdrowym! Trzeba tylko
severy Myd}a Leczniczego uzywac
codzlenne do mycia sic i do kapie-
Ii ola doros}ych, jak r6wniez do ka~
ple(i memo wlat. Dopomaga l usuwa
plamy sk6rnes q jezeli uzywac go
cd czasu PREY myciu e}owy, to u~
suws {upiez, nadaje 1drowie sk6~
RE czaszkowej i w}osom. Sprzeda"
wane przez !: k4npcd~ handlujacych
lekarstwami. cena Is ceDt6w "a
= 1T
kawa{ek. - w. F. Severa Co.,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-21

BRODN1CA. Okropny polar
sro4y} SIC najpierw stodo}a, nape}-
mona zbozem, a chwile potem pow
stall ogleh " tartaku parowym pa.
ma Neumsnna. Ta,tsk i wszelkle
zapasy drzewa sp}one}y wkr6tce.
Strata wynosi p~rzess}o 100 ty~lecy
marak. Ogieh " obu wypadkach
p~od}ozY}a rzekomo zbroduicza reka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-21

Chcemy osiegna6 ceiu, a.
zeby kazdy interes, za}atwia-
ny z naszymi patronami by}
zadawalniajacy. Chcemy ably
to kazdy czu}, ze moze
przyj6c do mas W kazdej
sprawie gdzie nasze doswiad.
genie j rada moze bye GEN.
ma j pomona.
Jezeli ~m6wimy ,,us}udze"
wyswiadczonej naszYm KLEIN
tom uwazamy tenn najlapsza
usluge, wsz,ystko. co sfusznie
p%r2yjmiecie Cd waszego ban
ku. Nasza usluga zawiera
sto i ieden drobnycb ezoze-
g6}6w, wszystko azeby zrobic
z naszych patron6w ,,zada-
walniajacych klient6w."
80
Jezeli ME mielibyscie lad
nego Interest," z tym ban
kiem, nanny ufno6c, IL o.
trzymaclee usluge jaka mo-
zemy wan wy6wiadczyc.
Deposit Bank Il
of Wino1la
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-21

TUCHOLA. Grom zabi{ " mics
Gle IS letnla wdowe Ukrlch, sic"
dzqca " pobl,zu pieca. Grom wle~
o,a} kominem. W. Koslince zabi}
grom ma polu ch}opca paszaceso
krowy, oraz } krowY pos. Knitte'
"a, szacowane ma 1850 m.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-21
WIEsCI z OJCZYZNY
z PRUS POLSRICH.

Z PRUS
KR0LEWlEC. w pooiagu prze'
j6ciowym Z Kr6lewca do Berlina,
skradslono pewnej DAME torebke,
" kt6rej 1najdowa&a s'eibizuterya
W wartosoi prsesz}o 3v tyslecy ma
rex. Ma ~wykryoie x!odzieja wysna~
czono 1000 m. nagrody.- PENDANT
kr6lewieckle1 powlatowej kasy O."
szcsednosoi Hotop zastrzeli} sic z
niewiadomych pr.yczyn W lokalu
kasowym' Poprzednio by} on "a"
trudniony " Margrabowle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-21

CHEkMZA. We wtorek 29go
bm., umar} W domu 6w. J6zefa W
Pelplinie, opatrz"ny oakrameDtami
6wietemi pc d}uzszej chorobie, ke.
Jan Kacki, proboszcs W Wa1dowie,
" g. ro1u k%ap}anstwa. Me h spo~
"zvwa W pokoju! Ma opr6znione te-
raz probostwo we Wa}dowie pre-
zentuje prezes naczelny Prus Ia
chodnich.
GOLUR. R7bak Jak 3 eganox.
ski obohodxl} Z m~a}zonkq swcja SO
letni jubileusz ma}zehsawa
PRZECHLEWO. 10 letnl syn
w}asciciela Butzke dostat sic przez
n'eostro4nos6 lewa rYka " mss,yne
do m}ocenla podozas biegu, k,6ra
mu urwa}a palec i ponarywa}a iy}y.
KARTUZY. Cd 1890 b. m.
snik} to}nierz August Bella, At6ry
W tel okolioy bawi& u rodzic6w "a
urlopem. w sworn czasle wybral
sic do swej kompanii za}cgujqcej v
Ostrodsie, ale tam sic ME stawi}.
CHEkMNO. " Bfooie uderzy{
plorun " zabudowanie g%cspodarza
Mer1,ca i obr6ci& je " perzyne. w
picmieniaoh zgineio wiels drobiu i
9 twin M. pcnosi znaozne str.tY,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-21

NAKkO. Osobliwe zjawisko ma
nicbie zauvazono tutaj We wtorek
wieczo rem. Ma wschodniem niebie
jasnia}y ma widnokregu dwie ogv
niste kule, prze~ wyiszajace rozmia~
raml i s'}a swiat}a cafe o%toozenie
mniejszych gwiaxd.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-21
z POZNANSKIEGO.

P1kA. Wypad}szy z ko]yski "a
bi{a sic c6reozka pewnego tutejsze-
go robotnika. Kledy matka zajeta
.byla szyciem ma maszYnie, dziecko
wyohyli}o sic nieostr6znie : ko}ys"
XII i pablo g}owka ma pod}oge. w
skutek wstrza6nienia m6zgu 6mierc
nastapi{a niebawem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-21

SWIECIE. Woznica Paczkowski
pc spoiyciu owocu napif sic piwa
q potem ma6lanki. Drugiego duia
umar} wskatek "tego wsr6d mai
okropnlejszych bolesci' Osierooit
tone z k%ilkorgiem ma}ych dzieci.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-21
ACCUSED SLAYER
ACQUITTED BY JURY
MannarinO Shot SOn-in-law
in Self-defense.

Frank Mannarino. the italian fruit sell
er charged with killing his son-in-
law, Frank Cristando. December "a last,
was yesterday acquitted by a jury in
Justice Wrights court claiming self-de-
fense.
Mrs. Cristando testified that her hus-
band was fond of putting his finger on
the table. hacking it with a knife, squeez-
ing out the blood and drinking it with
whisky. She said he threatened TO kill
her father and beat her because she
wouldn't get brass knuckles for him with
which to make the assault.
She said he was a member of the
Black Hand. Mrs. Severino PettinOlo
another daughter, testified that Cristando
sent BLACK Hand" letters to many cities
Mannarino testified that he shot his
sOn-in-law in self-defense. after his life
had been threatened.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-21
DIED..

CARRIERE-S Suddenly, on Thursday,
April 20; ISL; at her residence; I5l+
SSTsf GaRsqI 6s,oyeS street t,,. cAR2kINE
Edward Carriere and daughter of the
late Whilimea Sickel.
Notice of funeral hereafter
DE NEALE-suddenly, on Thursday,
residence @ Of a her r0'-S danghte;r a. ; al Mrs fne
Thomas E. Reardon, ANNA E. DE
NEALE. beloved wife of the late
William Y. De Neale.
Notice of funeral hereafter
DALON-On Wednesday, April 10. 1911.
at her residence, 63s North Carolina
avenue southeast. MARGARET DO
Ian. beloved wife of the late John
Dolan. in the sixty-seventh year OF
Notice of funeral hereafter.
DAWES Suddenly. on Thursday. April
20 1911, at his home. 316 NJ street
northwest: at a. m, CHARLES w.
Dawes
Notice of funeral hereafter.
GATCH-Suddenly, on Thursday, April
20 1911; at Georgetown University
Hospital. MAY A. CATCH, daughter
OF the late Conduce Catch, of Balti-
more
Baltimore Sun please copy)
GENAU-On Thursday. April 20. 1911, at
1910 a. m, DANIEL. husband OF the
late Elizabeth Genau. aged eighty-five
Funeral from his late residence. 451
Washington street northwest. on Sat-
urday. April p at go a. m. Requiem
mass at st. Mary's Church at 10 a. m.
Relatives and friends invited. Inter
ment at st. Mary's Cemetery.
SMITH-On Thursday. April 90 1911, at
his residence, 1923 Eleventh street
northwest. DAVID SANDS SMITH,
Body to be sent to New York for in
terment.
LYNCH-On Thursday, April 20. 1911. at
$3.50 a. m. at his residence. s43 Florida
LYNCH. beloved grandson of Cath
crime and the late John Lynch.
Notice of funeral in Evening Star.
THoMPSoN-On Thursday, April 20, 1911.
arinston At aS Va ms msohoMoN 95s TffSsRss TESsSS
THOMPSON. beloved husband OF Sa-
rah A. v. Thompson (nee Bowenl. and
father OF Mary Alice Butler, Solomon
gail Rowe, anu Charles Arthur
Thompson, aged seventy-seven years,
four months. and thirteen days.
Funeral from Lomax A. NJ. E. Zion
Church, Arlington. Va, Sunday, April
q, at I o'clock.
TOWNSEND = Entered into rest on
ThuTsdsy+ sssn y+oATsrs AP5il q 1911. JULIA
Mrs Russell B. Taylor, 1888 Belmont
street. Friday, April 21, at 5 O'clock.
Interment at Fulton. ". Y.
YOUNG-Qn Thursday. April 90 1911,
DOROTHY, infant daughter of George
G. and Ida E. Young, aged four
months and seven days
Funeral (private) from the home OF
the parents, 1525 Fourteenth street
northwest, Friday. April p, at D. m
Interment at Glenwood
wALKER-On Tuesday evening. April is,
1911. at n:3o O'Clock. at his residence.
22H Prospect avenue northwest,
GEORGE w. WALKER. age fifty
years. beloved husband Of Jennie Z.
Walker (nee BARR.
Funeral on Friday morning at o'clock.
from Holy Trinity Church-solemr
high mass. Intermeut Mount Ouvet
CemetefSs
The Washington herald., 1911-04-21
NOMINATION OF MRS.
STORY BY MRS. TORBET

1t was Mrs Torbet who created by far
the biggest sensation of the election ses-
sions. Her speech caused CONSERVATION
in the administration ranks as though a
bomb had fallen from the classic dome of
the hall. In part, this speech follows:
Il have one thing TO sa~ that is. as
far as I am concerned, very germane to
the question. 1 am nearly scared to
death, and IL it were not for the fact
that l know 1 have a duty to perform,
am quite sure 1 would make a bow and
run away
i am pleased to place in nomination
woman for whom 1 scarcely need to
speak, for she has spoken for herself and
to the entire country, through record
replete with brilliant achievements, of
work well done, a record that speaks at
once both her promise and her highest
eulogy. '.
IF some have failed to hear this strong
clear voice, 1t is only another demonstra-
ton of the fact that the Daughters of the
American, Revolution have a right to
differ, but permit me to say that in the
delicate and wide sweeping questions
growing out of the selection of stand
ard bearer for a great organization there
has always been and always will be an
opportunity for differences of opinion.
among honest and Independent patriotic
women, and the more earnest the
woman, the more honest the opinion: but
the air is always clear after the storm.
and though it is our right to differ to-
day, when the work of this great con-
gress shall have been concluded 1t will be
our pleasure to unite tomorrow.
One President General.
when we leave this Congress Hall. we
win leave our contentious behind. After
we have finished our work here. there
win be but one choice. and that the duly
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elected one of this society; there will be
but one president general in our hearts,
and that one will be the unanimous
choice OF this congress, and we will all
join. together in that beautiful poem:
We live to greet that season
| By gifted men foretold,
When men shall live by reason
And not alone for gold.
When woman to woman united
And every wrong Is hghted,
This whole world shall be lighted,
As Eden was Of old.
Wen live for every cause that lacks assistancs.
For every wrong that needs resistance.
For the future in the distance.
And the good that can do.
I'VE are convened. therefore, in the
interest OF this great society, and not
for the fortunes or interests Of any one
woman or group Of women, no matter
how dear or honora BILE she or they may
be.
I'VE are broad and brave enough not
to be here for personal interests alone
and for this reason l bring to you and
for your favorable consideration one
whose recognized capacity to put a firm.
safe hand upon the helm, whose hold
upon the confidence of this great society
makes her not our choice for them but
their choice for themselves.
THE need to-day for aggressive vet
conservative leadership is perhaps greater
than in the time of Washington, as we
owe to Washington's conservative lead
ership the Constitution of the United
States, which Gladstone said was the
most powerful work ever struck off at a
given time by the brain and purpose of
man. so we owe to this great woman,
with a diplomacy never excelled and
rarely equaled, who, unscathed, has
walked through the storms and fires Of
life to help lay the underpinings of this
great society. And in all things pertain
ing to its interests she has indeed builded
upon a rock. which her approved wisdom
will make for all, a shelter in the time
of storm. Shells one who commands in
dividual respect, because she has all the
staying qualities Of the sturdiest Ameri-
can character.
No Wing or Faction.
She will represent no wing or faction.
but the whole society. She will hold
every Daughter 20 her cordial allegiance,
for she is a woman who is in every
respect fraternaI.
Her ear will be atuned to every beat
that throbs in the scciety's heart for
patriotism, freedom OF conscience, and
good government. She stands for what
ever is honest and of good report. and
for that which will make for economy
and financial wisdom. having had wide
and varied experience in State and na-
tional affairs.
Against no other candidate can less be
said. and for no other candidate can more
be said.
Because OF her life, America has a
greater significance.
This woman stands sun-crowned, and
lives above all fog in national duty and
in private thinking"
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and Kober that the government archi-
tects were customarily given full sway
IN such matters, whereas a board of eX-
perienced persons should pass upon them.
The subcommittee will make a partial
report TO the full committee to-day, and
will recommend that bill for com
mission be drawn up and introduced.
Witnesses to Be Examined.
The subcommittee will continue its
hearings next week. Among those in
vited to appear before it are Samuel
GCmpers, president of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor; Gen. Wyman. Of the
Marine-hospital Service; Surg. Gen.
Sternberg, L. S. A; Director Ralph, of
the Bureau of Engraving and Printing;
DR.. Manning. medical inspector at the
Government Printing Office, and the Pub
lie Printer.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE.

WHITE.
T. Norman Claytor 50. Rverdale. Md. and Eu-
lalia q. Watkins. = Rev. Samuel H. Greene.
John B. Wagoner. p, ard Elizabeth Davis, q
Rev Richard T. Williams.
Samuel J. c. Moore g CharIestown W. Va
and Beulah q. Reed IS. Rev. Andrew r. Bird.
AndIew T. Seay. q. Shore Va, and Marguerite
:. Ray. Is. Richmond. Va. Rev. G. ]. S. Hun
nicutt.
Henry Z. Whitley. B and Mary r. Whitley.
30 Rev. Charles T. Fultz
q. Fred johnson. s.. Isle of Wight County. Va.
and Elizabeth Parker. 81 Norfolk Va. Rev q. j. s.
HunniCutt.
COLORED.
Walter TpsCutt, p. Catlets. Va. and Bertha NJ
TaTscott. "a. Rev. John X. Burk
John Mex. Johnson. .. and Marie Hawkins 3
Rev. William J. Howard.
Robert Moten, "a and Mary Jackson, % Rev.
". ). Jackson.
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BIRTH RECORD.
WHITE.

George W. Walker. 80 years 32i1 Prospect ave NV
Laone Ducase. % Columbia Hospital.
Mamie Mudd 81 2ls ID 81. NV
Charles W. Dawes. 75 3l6 NJ st. NV.
Mary Catch. CO. GeurgetOwn University Hospital.
Ethel Z. Williams % $50 Pa. ave- Sc.
Susie :. Lambath. IS. 52J7 ILL., ave-, Brightwood
Bernard Harding months. Children's Hospital.
COLORED.
William Holmes. 81 years. Homeopathic Hospital.
Clarence Jones. l. 1871 oath St NV
Robert Lucas, ~ I27l= 10th st. NV.
Percy Il. Payne months $50 lith St nw
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Mrs. Harriet Yawger. who was one Of
the inspectors for Mrs. William Cumming
Story. of New York, in the counting of
the ballots. is the regent OF the chapter
with the longest name in New York
State-Sa-goye-wat Chapter.
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DEATH RECORD.
WHITE.

WHITE.
John G. ard Mae c. Bridaham, girl.
Lee r. and Margaret Downs boy.
Harry G. and Ella VI. Lacey. boy.
Edwin u. and Mary I. Tucker. girl.
Leonard 4. and Edith +. Shoemaker girl
John Il. and Annie J. Mcqueen girl
Thomas A. and Gertrude NJ FallOn. girl.
Michael J. and Mary c. Fitzgerald. boy.
William and Mary T. Keeny. boy.
W. s. and Frances Y. Hanson boy
William and Sabina McCollnm. boy
Max w. and Elizabeth w. Kimmerling boy.
Charles r. and Annie Alley. boy.
Alfred Z. and S. Mabel Bobst, boy.
Clyde II. ard Florence Edwards, boy
Edward and Fannie Zupnik. boy.
COLORED.
Le Roy and Alice Brown. boy.
William and Maggie Day, hoy.
jordan and Anna Carter. boy.
Richard ard Theresa Washington, boy.
joseph and Rose Hipkins. girl.
Clarence and Annie Ware, boy.
Largest Morning Circulation.
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made her debut at large tea given by
her mother last winter

Mrs Ben johnson. State regent Of a
Kentucky chapter, has been appointed
chairman of the reception committee
Mrs. johnson is the wife of a member
Of Congress and has many friends in
Washington.
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Mrs. Clayton r. Truesdall. of Ohio. a
descendant of Camalial Wilder. who
heard the call of Paul Revere on the
night of April IS, 1175, and later took
part in the battle of Lexington.
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Col. John Temple Graves, the silver
tongued orator OF the South, paid the
Daughters a visit during the nominating
speeches and applauded the points made
by the leaders.