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The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-25
CARDINALS SILVER JUBILEE.

BALTIMORE, Md, Sept. 20. - De- tober 13 has been proclaimed le- gal holiday in this city in honor
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-25
SERVED HIM GLAD.

CHICAGO, Sept. 21. - Pat Grove. the kidnaper of young Cudahy, made an attack on some women here last night and was set upon by some men, who beat him up so badly that he had to be taken to a hospital.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-25

'I do not know Cf any way so sure of making others happy as Of being so ones self.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-25

LONDON, Sept. Fl. - This is the last season on the stage for Maxine Elliott, according to a statement given out by her here today. Miss
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-25
UNLOCKED FOR RESULT.

MONTREAL. Sept P. With most of the returns i'll from the election yesterday, the Conservatives are sure of majority of 1S votes in the next parliament. Sir Wilfrid Laurier and reciprocity with the United States are decisively defeated.
 PEORIA. Ill. Sept. p Prtsi- dent Taft feels crushed by the tie feat of reciprocity in Canada, and shows it. He regards if as the great est disappointment in his administra- tion up to the present time. POllti- clans consider the reverse as a severe blow to the presidents politi- cal chances.
 LONDON. Sept. 22. Universal amaHement is expressed by statesmen and newspapers over the outcome ol the general election iu Canada. The British people were prepared for q Liberal victory. and expected il Is a matter of course.
 NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 22. - Champ Clark, who is here as d guest of the state fair. is bitterly dis appointed by the defeat of reciprOc- ity in Canada. He inclines to the be- lief that the power of corruption by special manufacturing interests was greater than anybody had calculated
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-25
GOLD DUST RECOVERED.

IDlTAROD CITY, Sept. 22.-Neariy all the gold that was seized by th" masked men from the lditarod- Flat tramway car near Flat City ycs'er day has been recovered. One poke containing $l6,0OO, was picked mp by Steve Tate. one hundred yard : from the scene of the holdup. An other poke. containing $l6,o00, was found by MagnuSsOn, at point one mile up Flat creek from the sreHe of the robbery. The third poke, con taining 15O ounces, was found by McWhorter The cash belonging to the tramway company, $1S2, was n@l recovered
 Those aboard the tramcar at the time of the holdup were Mrs. Shy der. Mrs. OConnor. Weinberg, Friend, Frank James, the driver. and Jim McNamee. the helper. The bandits have not yet been apprehended.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-25
HOLD PRIMARIES.

NEW YORK, Sept. 9. - Primaries
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-19

Mr.. 8. ina wrzesie6 } ,,Prze.
wodnika Zdrowia" (Czarnow.
ski, Berlin Weissenburgerstr
~ wyrzedl i "a wiera:
Tresc: Rosliny lekarskie:
Drapacz lekarski. = Chrzan
zwyczajny. Warzecha. le-
karska. = Kolender siewny,
= Skrzyp polny. = Tysiacz'
mix zwyczajny. Swietlik le.
karski. = Kopr lekarski czy-
Ii wfoski. = Poziomka ivy
czajna. = Dymnica lekarska
Kocipysk z6ftawy czyli
w~ielokwiatowy. = PrzytuIja
z6lta, Goryczka z6lta
(gencyana). Bluszczyk ziem.
ny. Lukrecya g}adka. =
Kocanka piaskowa. - Koni.
,rut lek9rski. = Jaatrebiec
~kosmaczek. Dziurawiec
pospolity. = Izop lekarski
zJ6zefek). = Oman. wielki
czyli prawy. - Orzech Who's
XII. - Jalowiec pospolity.
Jasnota bia}a = kopian. le-
karski. - Lawenda prawa
CIVIL prawdziwa. Brodaw-
nix mleczowaty. - lubczyk
lekarski civil Lubisnik le-
karski. - Lniea pospolita. -
Widisk gwodzisty. Slaz
lesny. (Slazlk) J. - Santa
czyli krzecina pospplita. -
Nostrzyk lekarski c7yIi No7-
drek lekarski. = sRoiownik
lakarski. (Melisa, Matecznik).
Meta kedzierzawa.
Krwawnice (hemoroidy>. Is
tota ich, powstawanie, zapo-
bieganie i'm j ~leczenie L ry-
cina). Zdrowe napoje
"a darmo. - Zdrowotne
wskaz6wki ma pore obecna.
- Jady tytoniowe. Upa}y
4 umysf lnd,ki. - Plzestro-
81 j rady. - Rozmaitosci.
Pismiennictw0. * p0kOjo-
wo6ci uwag kilka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-19
Kancelarya Europejska
adWOkaCka n%Otaryalna i

WOjSkOWa. "a ma}a Gene pre-
prowadzamy W kraju wszelkie pro-
cesa gruntowe spadkowe i pieniezne
sciagamy zaleg}e sp4aty spadkowe i
pieniezne. Wyrabiamy i przepro
wadzamy W hipotece krajowej
wszelkie dokumenta, akty notaryal-
ne, pefnomocnictwa, kontrakty,
kupna, sprzedaze. Testamenta,
skrypta, diuzne d%eklaracye, do
spadku, kt6re potwierdzaja ces krdl.
|Generalne Konsulaty. Wyrabiamy
droga urzedowa podania assente*
runkowe i uwolnienie cd cwicze1
wojskowych i many swoich mai.
lepszych adwokat6w kt6rzy a "a
stepuja. Kazdy document u mas
sporzadzony ma waznosc urzedowa
W kra1u. Jadqcym do kosyi wyra
biamy paszporty ma wolny przejazd
graniey. Porada bezpfatna. Pray
chodzcie hub piszcie W kazdej spra-
vie. DR.. Klarer, Dep. A. 1871 Nor
folk, str, New York, N. Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-19
POdZiekOWanie.
Ninieiszem xasvlam naise,

Niniejszem xasylam najserdecz
niejsze podziekowanie Zarzqdow.
Zjednoczenia Polskiego Rzymske
Katolickiego pod opieke Matk;
Boskiej Czestochowskiej, Winona,
Mimi, "a akuratne j predkie wy
placenie mi posmiertnego pc moim
mezu s. p. Szczepanie Nusal, "
sumie 10000.
Oraz dzlekuje Tow. sw. Kazi
mierza Kr6l. "a wsparcie W choro-
bic.
Prey tel sposobnosci zycze lied
noczeniu Polsko Rzymsko Kato-
lickiemu pod Opieka Matki Bos
kiej Czestochowskiej i Tow. Sw.
Kazimierza Kr6lewicza iak mai
wiekszego r~ozwoju.
Z powazaniem
Antonina Nusal
Buffalo, N. Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-19
|~~~~
y
MlEJNCOWE

PREV. ks. Ks.nonik j. Pa
cholski po}aczy} we wtorek 0 ae..
godzinie z rama, W kosciele sW.
.StanisFawa Kostki, dozgonnym
,wez}em ma}zenskim Franciszka J.
Zabnhskiego i panne Zotie D. Tru-
n6wne, c6rke 16zefa Maryanny
Trun6w.
w srode o 8 mel slubowali sobie
dozgonn2 mifos6 i wiernosc Leon
Lica, syn Jana i Julianny l.icdw i
parma Marta Bihczyk6wna, cdrka
Marcina Apolonii Bihczykdw..-
O 9ej Felix's Czapiewski, syn Jana
i J6zefiny Czapiewskich j parma
Anna Wejer6wna, c6rka Marcina ]
Cecylii Wejer- M}odym parom
szczesc Boze!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-19

Sakramentu ~Bierzmowania,
pred poludniem " Iryskin
ko6ciele a posnisszporach wy
]bierzmowal 700 os6b " pol
skim knsciele.W koncu u.
|dzieli} btogos}dwie6stwa Maj
|swiet7zYm ~sakramentem.
w Buffalo N. Y. odby]o
sic " niedzie1e II pazdzier-
nika, po6wieconie ko6cic}a
!polskiego sw. Stanis}awa B.
j NJ. PREY udziale Najprzew.
ksiezy Biskup6w Borgessa z
Detroit i miejscowego Bis
.kupa ks. Ryan.
Dnia 9. pazdziernika, Wiel.
ks. Andrea :Ignaszak, ME.
dawno przyby}y ze starego
.kraju, zosta} uroczy6cie
wprowadzony do ko6cioia
polskiego W Erie, Pa. jako
prOboszcZ - W Obecn0sci
Najprzew. Biskupa Mullen j
W asystencyi ks. Celestyna
oraz Towarzystwa bratniej>
pomocy N. Serca Jezusowego.
Towarzystwo Harmonic
W Chicago protestuje " or
GAME 4. N. P. przeciw bez-
czelnemu postepowaniu re-
daktora Klytyki,. p. Kruszki,
tax przeciw pojedynczym O.
sobom, jak przeciw calemu
Zwiazkowi Narodowemu W
Ameryce podnoszac, re tax
postepowa6 moze tylzo ME-
przyjaciel i wr6g, kt6remu
zalezy ma tenn, ably Polacy
nigdy W zgodzie ME zyli j
przez wsp6lna prace moralnie
sic ME podnie6hrf4
Z New Waverly, Tex, do.
nosi correspondent Wiarusa,
IL W niedziele q. wrzeSnia
Wiel. ks. P;huja4ski z -Bre-
mond, Tex, dopelnif: aktu
poswiectn;a o|tsrza j obrazu
sw. Michala.. Towarzystwo
Micha'a. otQczy}o oitarz
p61ko}em. KS. Polujahski
miai kr6tka przemowe do
jake i nauke
do cafego zgromadzenia: 0
11ej odprawil ks. Po}uja6ski
uroczyscie msze sw. podczas
kt5re] Gale Tow. przyjmowa|o
sw:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-19

Szanownych abo-
nent6w Wiarusa pro-
shiny, ably %jaknajpre-
dzej ui6cili sic 2 ma
~lezyto6ci "a Wlarusa,
DO gazets kosztuie
wiele pieniedzy, kt6'
re my p}aci6 musimy
regularnie "a PAPER,
druk, dzierzawe ro-
botnikom ltp., ola
tego i Ia gazette mu-
shiny sic %dopominac
zaptaty i pros'my ably
nasi Szanowni abo-
nenci "a takow9 p}a-
Gill.
Wydawnictwo Wsurusa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-19
Potrzebuje

RODNA KLACZ 1000 do 1900
funt6w wagi, moze bye 10 do 12
lat stara jezeli tyIko zdrowa. "a
place gotdwka. Zgfosi6 sic pod mr..
327 = E.. 3cia ul.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-19

JOZEF GAKVEY, kt6rego ME
dawno przytrzymano W Wiuonie
"a kradziez, jaka pope}ni} ma torach
niedaleko Fountain I ity, wy}amaf
sic z wiczienia W Alma, dok2d go
20 pres ucilach odstawiono i pew
no 60 truano bedzie chwycie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-19

A~A~
sprawy o96lne i mic jscowe.
w niedziele po nieszporach
odby} sic W Winonie pogrzeb
6p. J6zefa Breski, cz}onka
Tow. koscielnego Sw. Stanis-
lava Kostki i K6}ka Drama.
tYcznego.
Pan Jan Dasz5owski mia
nowany zosta} przez zarzad
Laboratoryum medyczncgo W
Buffalo generalnym agentem
sprzedazy lekarstw ma GAIA
Minnesota i Wisconsin.
Dnia II pazdziernika, 1886
r. odbyf sic wazny wyradek
W mie6cie Saginaw, Mich.
Po1ozono kamie6 w~egielny
pod olbrzymi ko5ci6l olbrzy-
mich p%otomk6w o~lbr7ymiego
narodu - narodu polskiego.
Poswiecenia dokonal Maj
prev. KS. Biskup W obecnos-
ci kilkunastl ksiezy iowa
rzystw z East Saginow i. Bay
City, oraz kilkunastu set
rodak6w z miast wyzzj wy
mienionych.
2 Dakoty, 2 miasta Greo-
Vile, Day County, donosi
OBJ. J6zzf Gruba, ze Maj
przew. ks. biskup Martin
Marty 2 Junction ~poSwieci}
tam W dniu 81 wrzesnia kos
ciolek, cmentarz i krzyz.
Greenville jest polozone
dwadziescia mil cd miasta
Webster. Osade tamtejsza "a
}ozyli Kaszubi. Gdzie szesc
lat temu by}o MONA widziec
tylko niebo i prerye, dzisiaj
MONA zobaczyc piekn4 osa-
de. Do: Granville dojezdza
cd czasu do czasu ke. Waw-
rzyniec Zawadzki 20 Silver
Lake, MINI. Wfa6ciwym pro-
boszczem jest ks. HENRIK
Mensing. correspondent
wspomina take, 70 W Gren-
Vile MONA jeszcze dose ia
MO nabyt grunt6w.
w Manistee Mich. przyj~
mowali rodacy bardzo wspa-
male Najprzew. ks. Biskupa
J.. Richtera kt6ry przyby} do
polekiej parafii W towarzyst-
vie dw6ch ksiezY z Grand
Rapids, Mich
Wiel. ks. Sxulak mia} nau-
XII misyjne a kar}ani s}ucha-
Ii spowledzi.
Dnia 2. pazdziernlka odbY.
10 sic pa6wiecenie oltarza,
Matki Boskiej R6zs6cowe:
obecno6ci Biskupa. w
niedziele 3. pazdziernika
pierwsza ms2e sw. odprawii
.aiprzew. ks. Biskpp, sumo
Ddprawit ks. Szulak, Maj
prev. ks. Biskup udzielal
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-19

w CIV ARTEJ wardzie. po.
miedzy ulicami St. Charles High
Forest PREY trzeciej i czwartej ulicy
W ciagu ostatnich kilku tygodniach
pojawiajq sic z}odzieje, ktdrzy no.
cami %zakradaja sic do kurnik6w
I'otad zlodziei ME wykryto.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-19

POMIMO blotnlstych dr6g
przybywa kazdego dnia wiele far
mer6w z jeczmieniem do miasta. w
ostatnich tygodniach kupl}a tu-
tejsza mielcarnia IS tysiecy buszli
jeczmienia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-19
KorZystna praca dla 800
ludZi

W lasach i tartakach naszych W pc.
blizu osady polskiej W Hawkins
kraihie W Wisconsin gdzie Polacy
licznie ma roll sic osiedlaja. Wy:
smienite miejsce do rozpoczecia
gospodarstwa rolnego. Ziemia
tamtejsza z urodzajnosci s}ynie, bez
bagien i fatwo do uprawy przygo~
towaG sic dale, ley blizko Mast
z dobrymi targami ponad kobeja
zelazna. Cena roll bardzo niska.
Tylko male zadatki zadarny reszte
splacac mozecie dfugie lata. Po~
trz%ebujacym zapomogi zawsze do
starczyc mozemy korzystnego "a
". pcblizu ich domu. Jes'i
szakacie piracy my Was zadowolnic
Pc blizsze szczegdlN ma
Ply it'd. piszcie pc polsku do w}as-
G.. X. & C. C. Ellings0n
Room 4OS Rector Bldg.
CHICAGO, ILL.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-19

FOJEDYNCLE miasta stanu
Minnesota z~aczynaja coraz wiecej
zwracac uwage ma osoby uczeszcza.
j2cych do publicznych miejsc ma
tahce, musza liczyc 81 lat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-19
z pred lat rs.

Pod tymnag}6wkiem bedziemy podawaf "
kazdym nulnerze ,,Wiarusa" najwazn iejsze
sprawy o96lne i ME jscowe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-19

AVIATOR Hugh Robinson,
kt6ry W hydroplanie ma powietrz.
nym miaf odbyc podr6z wzdfuz mad
rzek2 Mississippi, cd Minneapolis
az do Newego Orleanu, z powodu
niepogody zamiast W piqtek dopie-
no W zesz}y wtorek wznids} sic W
gore, i pomimo okropnego wiatru
lecia} gdrq al do Chimney Rock,
gdy maszyna sic zepsu}a i ca}y
"Curtiss-biplane" spad} W rzeke.
o godz. LEI daily znak gwizdaniem
wszystkie fabryki, wtenczas Robin
son mia} bye " Minnesota, ably
kazdy mia} dosyc czasu wyjSc ma
spotkanie aeronauty. Kilkanascie
tysiecy ludu wyczekiwa}o W parku
mad rzek2, gdy og}oszono telefo-
niczne zawiadomienie, IL Robinson
uderzy} swym hydroplanem o ska}e,
ktdra wystaje z boku PREY gdrze,
skrecif ku rzece i spusci} sic ma
dol. Robinsona W jego hydroplanie
przyciagn2f 'motorowy stack" do
Winony. Obieca} on publ, z%nosci,
re- zaprowadzi nova machine i W
o czwartej pc pofudniu je.
zeli powietrze sprzyjac bedzie,
wzleci>w gore.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-19

w NIEDZIELE W po}udnie
przejezdza} przez East Winona po-
ciqg expresowy na}adowany sa''
mym tylko jedwabiem, kt6ry cd"
leglosG re Seattle do New Yorku
przeszed} W "a godzinach
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-10-26
the republic bequeathed to you,

the republic bequeathed to you.
To my mind, an attempt to curtail
the political rights and liberties OF
the citizens is the greatest treason
that q republic can know.
Tammany has been indicted for this
treason by the vigilant defenders OF
the public; 1t has been convicted by
the highest court of the state, and 1t
should be punished blythe citizens with
all the severity that@so vile political
crime deserves.
l am speaking to my friends tonight
as good citizen, hope, and also
as good democrat.
Mr.. Murphy and his kind drove me
out of the democratic party, but the
.commendable course of the national
democracy has brought me back into
the fold.
i am registering as democrat, am
speaking as a democrat, and as a
democrat I am going to fight the TN
democratic principles and policies OF
Murphy and Tammany hall.
I believe that the greatest benefit
that the loyal democrats of New York
state can confer upon the national
democracy is to free 1t of the him
drance and handicap Of Murphy and
Tammany hall.
Mr.. Hearst hasn't forgiven Tammany
hall for counting him out Of the New
York mayoralty. The campaign he has
started now should give him an op-
portunity of putting up stiff fight to
even UP that score.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-10-26

The Rev. William B. Willard OF the
Morgan Park Congregational church
at Chicago submitted modernized
decalogue to the male members of his
congregation Sunday. Here are his
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-10-26
HEARsT's NEW FIGHT.

william Randolph Hearst has start
ed on the warpath and Is out seeking
the scalp Of Charles w. Murphy and
Tammany hall. TO make the fight 1t
was necessary for him to dismantle the
Independence party and go back into
the democratic fold, but he made the
leap boldly in a recent speech in New
York. Mr.. Hearst. was addressing a
fusion meeting in the New York judi
cial campaign In opposition to the
Murphy ticket of judges. He made
plain the state of. his feelings toward
Murphy and TammanX hall in the FOL
lowing vigorous language:
Mr.. Murphy has been In general
charge Of the government OF the city
and OF the state Of New York for the
past year.
In this election you will have the
full opportunity to express your APP
proval or disapproval of Mr.. Murphy's
administration.
II YOU think Murphy for mayor and
Murphy for governor and Murphy for
the legislature is enough Murphy; if
Won don't want Murphy for the ju-
dietary, too, then vote against the Muir
ply ticket.
IL you are old-fashioned Jefferson
democrats or Lincoln republicans and
believe in the peoples right to rule;
IL Won resent the corrupt control Of
government by venal boss and a
laundering political machine, then vote
against the ticket OF venal boss and
the plundering political machine.
Murphy and Tammany have made a
bold and defiant attempt to rob you
of your political rights and liberties,
and SO to bind and gag you that you
would be unable effectively to pro-
test. II you do not rebuke such in
tolerable insolence you can hardly be
said to deserve the liberties you have.
Indeed, you can hardly be expected
to retain the liberties the founders of
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-10-26
oEcALoGuE FOR FATHERS.

The Rev. William B. Willard of the
Morgan Park Congregational church
| at Chicago submitted modernized
decalogue to the male members of his
congregation Sunday. Here are his
commandments:
/. Thou shalt have no woman except
thy wife.
2. Thou shalt not neglect thy home
for lodge, or club, or fraternity, or
saloon, or any male meeting place OF
any kind whatsoever.
8. Thou shalt not be gallant in
society, a diplomat in business. and an
autocrat at home
4. Thou shall not compel thy wife
Ito ask for every needed penny;
neither shalt thou dole out the same
like sour faced charity.
5. Thou shalt not allow thy wife to
become household drudge, enslaved
by cook stove, broom and babies.
s. Thou shalt not smoke 10 cent
cigars and wear silk socks while thy
wife wears last years hat and thy
sons wear hand-me-down pants.
T. Thou shalt not quaff the flowing
bowl, sit in at poker. or play the races,
on pain of thy sons damnation.
g. Thou shalt not neglect needful
discipline, lest thy sons and thy daugh-
ters stray into crooked paths; neither
shalt thou be harsh and hard handed
tyrant, lest thy children despise thee
and thy teachings
g. Thou shalt not neglect the educa-
ton of thy children in order that they,
with immature strength and unpre-
pared minds. NAV help thee bear the
burden OF support.
10. Thou shalt not farm out the
religious training of thy children to
any minister, Sunday school teacher,
religious zealot Of any kind, or even
to their mother. Thou myself shalt in
struct them in righteousness and shalt
lead them in the path which groweth
brighter and brighter unto the perfect
day
If father lives up to these command
ments, he believes it will make life
easier for mother and the boys and
girls.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-10-26

lily Of red ants out of the butter in the
presence OF invited guests whose sense
of hunlor was stunned in early life.
You can put a pair Of newly welded
ants in a red cedar refrigerator on
Monday, and inside of twenty-four
hours they will have the icebox look
ing like a reunion Of the Jones family.
The red ant and the Belgian hare
have made the race suicide theory a
CHASTITY joke. The Bible tells the
sluggard to 60 to the ant, but If you
give him an opening the ant will go
to the sluggard in every dish at a
seven.course dinner. We consider
him hopeless propo sition.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-10-26

The democrats are now wondering
what Mr.. Hearst wants. His an
nouncement that he is coming back
into the democratic party puts that
organization in the frame of mind OF
the Irishman who for the first time
saw a turtle. He looked at it for a
moment and then slapped its shell a
couple OF times. A bystander asked
him what he was doing. He said, Il
was wondering il touched it would
get bit or stung."
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-10-26

The death of John r. Walsh brought
an active life to a tragic close. Walsh
was born poor and rose to wealth and
prominence by fighting his way from
the bottom. When he became wealthy
he allowed his ambition for power to
carry him away. His disgrace came
when he transgressed the law in an
effort to save the institutions he had
built from failing and his family from
poverty. He was the greatest sufferer.
His property was sufficient to .f ,ee
others caught in the wreck of hi en-
terprises from loss. There will be
no regret felt by any right minded
person that his parole came in time to
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permit him to end his days at home.
surrounded by his family. II Walsh
had not been such an ambitious man
he might have enjoyed more of the
finer things Of life in his last years and
ended his days in peace and quiet
with the happy memories OF the good
works his wealth had wrought, but
wealth only gave him lust for power
that proved his undoing.
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Farm Notes
Not Written for Farmera
az n. L. RANN.

o n e OF t he
worst pests on
farm Is the red
ant. A colony Of
these ants can
cause a house
wife more trou-
BILE than a hired
girl with the
pink eye. There
is no remedy in
science that we
know of except
b urning t h e
b o II s 9 do W n
Nothing is more
unpleasant than
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II our friend of former years. old
Indian summer, will visit us for few
days now we may be reused to mild
excitement over the remaining games
in the worlds series. But it'll have to
warm up considerably before we'll get
excited over the scrap at this late
date.
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DR.. Cook is regular glutton for
punishment. He might have known
that Copenhagen would have head
ache after the orgy 1t had on his
first return from the frozen north, but
he went back to Copenhagen, and they
had to call the cops to ward off the
threatened brickbats.
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cAhApA,s CENSUS.

Complete returns from the Can
adian census show that the growth of
our neighbor on the north during the
last decade was. not as large as has
been expected. The returns show the
total population of Canada to be 7,0S1.-
500, two million less than the popula-
ton Of the state OF New York and a
half million less than the state of
Pennsylvania. Two cities, New York
and Chicago, come within 10000 Of
equaling Canadas population. The
Canadian papers frankly express their
disappointment at the showing. as a
much larger gain over 1901, when the
population was 5,371,315, was expected
OF the provinces, Saskatchewan, to
which many farmers from the central
west have emigrated in the last de-
cade, shows the largest ratio of
growth. It's population jumped from
91,279 ten years ago to 453.50S this
year. Alberta increased from OPP
to 372,919 in the decade. The follow
ing table shows the population, in 1911
as compared with ten years ago: g
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As q result OF the gTOWtn snOWH
during the decade, although small,
Canada's parliament will be composed
of 212 members during the next ten
years, an increase of eleven
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1911. 1901.
Total population ~ ,OS1, 1863 5,371, 315
Alberta ........... 372,919 =. 1902
British Columbia !. 362,768 17S,657
Manitoba ........ 454,691 255,211
New Brunswick ~. 351,S15 331, 12O
Nova Scotia 1880. 461,847 459,574
Ontario -. ,9O2 2,ls2.947
Prince Edw. Island 93,722 103,259
Quebec 80. 0OO,697 1,64S,S
Saskatchewan 49,. 453, sos 9l,279
North'st Territories 10000 20129
Yukon .... 27,219
TIE population increase all came in
a few of the larger cities and in the
growth Of the agricultural west. The
provinces down by the sea. New
Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince
Edward Island, all show losses during
the decade. In some of the agricul-
tural communities that have been peo-
pied ,by farmers from this side Of the
line remarkable gains have been
made. several cities being built UP in
the ten years as result of this popll-
lation gain. The following table show
ing the population Of municipalities
and towns gives an idea OF how the