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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-02
Strikers Resume Work

Torreon, Coahuila. Mexico, August |. Ninety per cent of the strikers of the Continental Mexican Rubber com many returned to work today at the same wages they had been receiving.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-02
VARDAMAN LEADS IN NTHE,M|SS|SS|PP|
 SENATORIAL RACE Predicted He Will Win By Small Majority in the
 First Primary BILBO LEADS FOR LIEUT.. COY t&OR --- .C. v In Spite of Bitter / In and Pre- vious PersoD Election
 Passed Aetly With
 Heavy ote Polled

Jackson, Miss, August Elf the more remote country districts, regarded as his stronghold, maintain the ratio shown in the returns received Up to 1:S0 this morn ing, former Gov. James K. vardaman will be declared the democratic nominee for United States senator from Mississippi without the necessity of 8 second primary. At that hour MT. Vardaman was leading his two opponents, United States Senator LeRoy Percy and c. H. Alexander, by a small majority, which the friends of the former governor assert will be increased as results are received from the pre- cints less accessible to the telegraph and telephone. So far the returns have been had principally from the cities and towns, and complete returns will probably not be available for another 24 hours.
 For lieutenant governor Theodore G.. Bilbo, state senator, is running well ahead of his two opponents. Wiley N. Nash of Starkville and T. O. Newell of Carroll county. Ills vote is but little short of that polled by vardaman and his nomination on the first primary is not improbable. Nash is his closest follower.
 Besides the candidates for state offices complete lists of county officials were bal lotted for in each county and the count necessarily is progressing slowly.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-02


 Vicksburg, Miss, August l-(Bulletin), Early returns indicate that Senator Percy has carried Warren county over Vardaman and Alexander in the order named.
 Memphis August 1.-(Bulletin).- The first returns received from today's cleo ton in Mississippi are from the town of Lula For senator. Vardaman 16, Alex ander 9. Percy 6. This gives Vardaman 2 majority of one vote over both oppon- ents. ts
 Memphis. August ~1-(Bulletin).- -Four Mississippi towns and precincts com plete. For senator: vardaman. 16; Per cy, 49; Alexander, $
 Jackson. August .-(Bulletin.-The polls in todays democratic primary eiec- lion closed at o'clock No serious trou- ble is reported to have occurred any where in the state. Owing to me great length of the tickets the count Will be unusually slow. N
 Memphis, August -(Bulletin)L Returns from 21 towns in widely scattered parts of Mississippi show for senator: Varda- man. 636; Percy, '4O6 Alexander, 272. Bilbo is leading for lieutenant governor.
 New Orleans. August -(Bulletln)-Re- ports to the Picayune up to 9;3o snow that out of total of 3740 votes reported Vardaman received 1s1S Percy, 11l2; Alexander, S10.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-02
BULLETINS

New Orleans, August 2.-(Bulletin).-At o'clock this morning The Times-Demo- crat had canvassed 20252 votes in the Mississippi senatorial primary, of which 1G. 423 were for vardaman and 9S29 for both of his opponents, Percy and Alex ander.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-02

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The Washington herald., 1911-04-16
39c Muslin Curtains
for 19c a pair.

500 pairs of RULED Muslin Curtains pretty striped
patterns nice sheer quality for homes.
"a yards long. One day 19c pair, instead SOC
The Washington herald., 1911-04-16
ST and SIPS Curtains
Sample Strips at 29c each

A purchase of 1000 sample strips half pairs
Madras Curtains-representng makers samples-on
sale tomorrow at a fraction of regular
they are yards long and 40 inches WIDE with fringed
ends Light grounds, with red blue, combi
nation colorings in cross stripes Many designs
may be matched into pairs.
Unusually attractive window and door draperes
Sale price, &c strip r half pair.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-16
29c Window Shades
for 15c each

100 dozen Opaque cloth Window Shades size 3x6 fl
white, ecru. several shades green. Mounted
good, strong spring rollers
Subject manufacturers imperfections. which
slight they do not hurt the appearance.
Regular 29c kind 15c each.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-05
A CARPET TACK
CAUSES DEATH
MRS. J. L. OSBORNE CALLED TO
LITTLE ROCK BY A VERY SAD
MESSAGE

Mrs. J. L. Osborne is at home from
Little Rock, where she was called
on account of the serious illness OF
her sister there, and who died before
she arrived. The unfortunate woman
was Mrs. Bertha Wynne, who has
visited here and who is known to
many Ardmore people
The cause of her death looked triv.
ial at the time of the injury but the
worst resulted. She pierced her fin
ger with a carpet tack, blood poison
ing set up and within one week she
was dead
Mrs. Osborne, who was grieved
over the loss of her only sister, be
came i'll after the funeral and was
under the care of a physician for
several days.
Mrs. Wynne had planned for a
family reunion at her home in Little
Rock during the national reunion of
Confederate veterans and the mem
bers of her family We're looking for
ward to a pleasant visit with her.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-05
PLANNING NEW BUILDING.
T. N. Coleman Will Build New Front
and a Third Story.

7. n. Coleman will begin in a few
days the work of building a new front
to his drug store on Main street. The
entire front of the building will be
removed and rebuilt of new fire brick
and the plan of the store front will
be entirely changed ard its beauty
greatly augmented. Mr.. Coleman will
build the third story to the building
if he can make any deal by which the
third floor can be leased to some fra
ternal society or other organization.
The hall If built will measure 25x7O
feet and will have exposure on every
side. 1t will be centrally located and
ought to be taken by some society.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-05
IlERSONAL Il
PICkUPS Il
~@--

Attorney John 7 Young iS in The
city today from Tishomjngo.
X. L. Pitts is in from his territory
10 spend few days here with friends
F. q. Brnitt who travels in this sec
,ion Tor s. Louis dru@ house. was
a visitor here today.
Mr. and Mrs. [. {. L.ttlstc. oi
Gainesville sgeut Yesterday hcce ~
cues, of friends.
Clyde Jones OF the co.a.y attcrac. s
oHicc has returned from q visit VIII.
friends at waco.
=. \. Mddiebrook OF Memphis. q
we'll known travelling salesman. WAS
4 visitor here today.
+. z. Addiagton, one O. the leGiins
citizens Of the county, was here today
from his home near Cheek.
Mrs. Arthur Ellis arrived last might
from Muskoeee TO join her husband
who has been here for the pas, few
days.
Claude p. Sprigss. a lrominen, al.
torney Of Hugo was here yesterday
on LEGAL business. He was accompa
MED by his wife and sister.
Mrs. r. C. Tabor a former resident
of this city passed through today en-
route TO her home at Oklahoma City
after a visit with relatives in Texas
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-05
COMMUTAT|Oh Of
DEATH PENAL TY
WASRMOoD WILL NOT HANG THIS
MCNTH--pRlSONER HAS A
FAITHFUL LITTLE FRIEND.

In oF~aE 10 permit /. ',,.'.''.. -*'.,'"
or lla ease GoY1l40! NEG'o MS ''
executive oF4'F postponed 'Ae Aa..a'
Ing a. A. WasAmoo@ co2-noJ ]" '"'
ial mere tEoE Nay - % .0'y --'
WasAr,ooa was I!'oa "%f8 u '-' @'S
ir.ct court and 10" the second VINO
condemned 20 hang. IHH f'71.r. o.
the jury IL the first trial was se' ASIDE
ny The court and III the trial 'hN' IH''
lowed IL seemed ihat County ATTORNEY
Na,hcrs built mp stronger case ana
me jury returned WIZ" " '''"',' S''''
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-05
CREAMERY BEGAN
OPERATION TODAY
SHIPMENTS OF CREAM FROM AS
FAR AWAY AS MILL GREEN
MARIETTA MADE SHIPMENTS.

The Diamond \ Ice Cream and
Creamery Co.. began the operation of
their plant today and next Friday a
public opening will be held and the
people generally Will be invited to
visit the plant and observe it opera
tions. The plant is built of brick and
concrete and is located near the ice
and electric plant where it is convent
ent for steam and ammonia and eleC-
trio power. Paul c. Lehman, the pro
prietor, is young man who was es
specially educated in the state A. and
NJ college for this work and has been
engaged in the business all his life.
He and his father and brothers own
the plant at Enid, one at Sulphur and
this one here.
The machinery throughout the plant
is new and of the latest patterns. The
churn is not of the pattern that our
mothers used to make us use when the
/ fish were biting and the woods looked
so inviting, but it is a huge concern
that is run with electric power and
turns out 500 pounds of butter at a
Churnng. One hour of time is reQuir
ed to churn that much butter
The ice cream freezer is operated
with electric power and has a capacity
of 100 gallons an hour.
Probably the most interesting piece
Of machinery in the plant is the Wiz
ard Agitator used for pasteurizine the
milk. The milk is placed in a large
vat where it is continuously agitated
by mechanical contriyance that is
kept very hot. Cold air from above
the roof of the building is piped into
the vat of milk and rises to the top
in great bubbles. The heated air es-
capes and the cold air is constantly
/ piped into the milk. After the agitat-
| ing and cooking process is kept up for
awhile all the animal heat disappears
/ from the milk and it is as pure as
snow.
The Babcock tester is used and all
milk is paid for at price graded by
the amount of butter fat the milk con
tains. The complete operation of max
ing a test of milk requires ten min
u,es' times.
The building has a cold storage room
where cream is placed and preserved
before being manufactured and also
contains a tank of brine frozen far be
yond the freezing point where ice
cream is kept after it is manufactured.
The vat is chilled by pipes leading un
derground from the ice plant.
On next Friday and Friday evening
the creamery will hold open house
and the people generally will be in
vited to visit the plant and see it in
operation.
| One of the encouraging features Of
the new plant is the interest being
taken by the dairymen and farmers
| over the country. luree nundred gar
Ions of cream We're received yesterday
and soma of it was shipped a distance
of fifty miles. Shipments came from
Mill Creek and Marietta and dairy
men at Madill and Milburn have made
arrangements to ship TO the creamery
here. Mr.. Lehman stated that the
farmers who have brought products
to the creamery are pleased with the
prices received and It is expected that
the creamery will be the means OF
bringing many more good milch cows
to Carter county and the counties
nearby.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-05
"A Scheme That Failed"
CBy Arthur Lewis Tuhbs)

CBy Arthur Lewis Tuhhs)
Cast of characters:
Paul Jennings, a young New Yorker
Ernest Hendon.
Victor Craven, a young NJ n
Leland MciNecs.
Edith Jennings. Pauls wife-Lo
rena CruCe.
Fanny, his sister-Annie Thompson
Mrs. Craven, Victor- mother-Gon.
eyieve Nivuuche.
Bridget, a servant-Jeanette Moore.
Act Living room Of the Jen
nings apartments.
Act lI-Same as Act /. Ten min
utes pass between Act and II.
Music by the Lowcnstem Orches-
ira.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-05
CITY WILL BUILD
ELECTRIC LINE
NO APPOINTMENTS MADE IN VA
RlouS DEPARTMENTS or CITY
GOVERNMENT


Aayor Dawson met 4" hum''r OF
citizens last night win reference to
raising funds for the construction
OF pole line to the Confederate
Home. 1t seems thar the city or
some one for ii agreed to furnish
The home with electric lights for i
certain period. and the mayor and
board OF commissioners viii make
every effort TO see that the p.omlse
: made good.
When asked when ano-her meet
ing OF the board would be held the
mayor said that a meeting would
be he'd Tuesday night. and whether
call meeting would be held be
tween now and then is not known.
Two of the members O. the board
Of commissioners are out OF the cit,
and il is certain tina, no meeting
Will he neld until they return. With
reference to the slate for city Of
fices published Thursday. Mayor Daw.
son said there was nothing to give
out, that no appointments had been
made. and said Il canno, say wheth.
er the Ardmoreite is a prophet or
son of a prophet In other words,
Il is not known who will receive
appointments in the various depart
ments of the city government. All
those in Office Iefore the new city
administration took the affairs of the
city are in their regular places and
il was rumored Yesterday evening
that il NAV be some time before the
changes heretofore contaminated
Would he made
If is known that some of the NAV
or's most ardent supporers are oh
iecting TO come of the men scheduled
for office. but whether their nro.ests
will be beeded ar NOT can NOT he
ascertained
Ono man said Yesterday that IL
looked nnv ike Smith Redmon vouId
no retained as chief of noI;ce ANY.
way he is in -be harness and has NOT
been disturbed. The sneaker said
rIt is very we'll known fact that
Smith Redmon can carry ont the
nolicv of the administration and can
mn tho lid on as tiqbtI,, a. anv
officer in the state IIo a1wav. work .
with IeveI head II. has u-ide
knovledee of the identity of crimi.
mails all over the state and u-ben ono
arrives in Ardmora ba is nut urder
surveillance until an opnortunit,. =
afforded IN land unon him or no
is made aware tbat Arduoro offor.
moor nicking for mon Of his GLASS
and no leaves tho CITY Smith Pol.
mon ;s o1so nc o1oo,, o,,
sonally as ever carried a bilIie or
donned uniform He nossesses =
keen INSIGHT to human naturo tbat
makes him an ideal officer and ba
has the Judgment 70 surround him.
self with men who will carry ont
to the letter the instructions he
receives from the no,ice denartment
Of the citv"
Mr.. Redmop. when annroacbad con.
cerninr the matter said be w,s ot
worI, but how long no wopId no ra.
tanned he did not know and be couls
get no information from tba hoard
He said ba word annrooioto tho
honor oe haine oiyen oboroo 70
do the noIicinp Of tha citv rrdor
the rules laid down b,. tho ron. co,.
ernment but rhat bovavar Il go.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-05
Lend NE Five ShilIings."

"A farce in one act by j. NJ. Morton
Cast: OF characters:
Mr. Golighty-I Lawrence TarNer.
Captain Phobbs-Ezra Dyer
Captain Spuce-Charles Sacra.
Moreland-Jo FRANK Williams.
sam. waiter william Roberts
Mrs. Major Phobbs Miss jeanette
Ellsworth.
Mrs. Captain Phobbs-Miss Frank
Wymore.
Scene-A room adjoining the ball
room of a London ho;e,.
Time-The evening OF the Annual
AssiYe Ball.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-05

Secretary Mccoy gave the mer
chants notice yesterday of the time
of the arrival of the Dallas people
and distributed programs among the
business men. \ delegation viii meet
the visitors at the station and ac-
company them to the corner of Main
and Washington, where Mayor Daw-
son in a speech of welcome will
notify the visitors that the town IS
theirs to use as they please While
they are its guests. After the brief
talks that will be made, the Dallas
people will meet the merchants at
their places of business and a moon
light ride over the city will be taken
in automobiles.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-05

Waiter Colbert, through an unofi-
cial source, has been informed that
Marshall county has larger Farm
ers' Institute membership than this
county and will probably he awarded
the summer session of the agricultu-
raj school Mr.. Colbert said the re-
port was probably true and the only
consolation he has is that Marshal!
county has a band os fine workers
and that the school will be close
enough to this county to give all the
farmers an opportunity to attend.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-05
Removal Notice.

| have moved .2y dental Offices to
Offices over First National Bank for
mcrly occupied by w. u Potter.
SO J. G. ABERNETHN. II. y. :.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-05
5pWMntNAZZ'
.TINhOoNN. oN.T .THA.
GHs1|SIRee'Sf.

District Clerk Fred Haynie has re
turned from sulphur where he attend
ed the state meeting OF the Modern
WoudmeN He was elected by the
state meeting rs 4 delegate TO attend
The national meeting Of the head camp
NJ Buffalo, y. Y. In June.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-05

Robert Nen and his clever COM
pany has held good crowds a the
Airdome all this week. \en is the
cleyerest comedian ever in the city
and especially do the little folks en-
JOY his work and the older ones
say he is the best ever There are
times when he touches his audiences
to tears and then has them loughing
within the same moment. The bill for
tonight is East Lynee, very pref
ty play and one this company will
put on III n very clever manner
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-05

There was only one case on the
docket At police court this morning,
4 party charged with being drunA was
arrested last night and released on
bond. Judge Gait is OF the opinion
that the gentleman is still under the
influence of tte liquid JOY as he did
not appear in court this morning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-05
HIGH SCHOOL
PLAY TONIGHT
SOME CLEVER PEOPLE ON THE
PROGRAM AND AN EVENING or
FUN is PROMISED.

The annual High School play Will
no given tonight AZ the opera house.
The evenings entertainment viii he
made up of the following program
of the two comedies:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-05

MANY LADIES HAVE TAKEN AD-
VANTAGE OF MADDEkS MUSLIN
UNDERWEAR SALE-AAVE YOU?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-05

Plenty os fish and vegetables.
City Fleh Market. Phone $50. AZ
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-05
PHONE Is--Rcd

Now Is the time to get rid OF your
rheumatism. You will find Chambcr-
laln's IIniment wonderfully effective
one application will convince you Of
It's meritO. Try Il, For sale by oli
dealers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-05
eEZ4i 4ioA
, 0BREAD

IS really made With real hgS. Ano
you know Observation-Disclosures!
No housewife can make bread to COM
pare with that turned out by our
modern, sanitary baking equipment.
Our mixing, kneading, and baking
processes, , makes bread Of texture,
thoroughly digestible and appetizine.
Be sure to get a loaf today. 9 In 5
and 10 cent loaves.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-02

NEW YORK CMonkowie
,,Czarnej Reki, drwia sobie
z policyi iciagle howe wy.
konuja zamachy. Kazdy de-
tektyw 20 stacyi centralnej
ma polecenie 6ledzit zbrc>d:
marry, ale. dotychczas ME
uda}o sic zadnego jeszcze
%schwyta3. Dwaj wy,{adcy
"Czarnej Reki"' p jechali ma
wozie do domu dra B%lrtoli,
mieszkajacego PREY E. 106
ulicy, a pofozyws' y :bombe
pred domem, loat zapa(ili i
spiesznie ode ,hali, Eisplo-
zya ~wywo}a}a pop}och po~
miedzy 100. >dziewczet'mi W
Akademii sw. Cecylii. Dok
tor cd niejakiego czasu otrzy-
mywa} b.y] listy p'gr6z-
kami. - Giovanni. :Catallo,
wlaSciciel Ii ind|u w!ktual6w
PREY Chryst'e. str, prz q kllka
nocy c7n:vf " is~yn sxfadzie
wewnatrz niso5wietlonym,
oczek7jac .wys]adc6~ zbrod"
niczej organi7acyi. . swicis
wczoraj spostrzek{ ,skradaja-
cych sig ku drzwi ON dw6ch
ludzi z bemba " reku. Zaraz
zaczaf strzelac i .zorodniarze
uciekli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-02
w~strzymany. w nocy z czwar

wstrzymany.W nocy z czwar
M piatek i 9 mog}y
cztory p,ciag; linii Chicago
and Northwestern opuscic
wskutek powodzl Cuba City,
Wisconsin.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. w
tuteiszych pismach ulazalo
sic og}oszenie Salmonk6w
Davida i Amy Poloco ofiaro-
wujacYch znaezna sumo pie
niedzy ola tel osoby, kt6ra
.pozwoli sobie upuscic krwi,
aby ia: przeprowadzic W zyly
ciezko chorego Polca. Jego
iona tez jest niebespiecznie
chora z wYcie6czenia, b xii
kakrotnie dawa1a sobie otwie
rae zy}y i p~rzeprowadzac
swoja krew W zy}y meza.
Obcnie oboje potrzebuja 5wie
lei, zlro.Nej krwi ludzkiej,
jez,li m .ja zyc d}uiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-02

Rust, gdy innym zakonnikom
by}o to surowo wzbronio ne.
O roll sadu " calej tel
s3rawie swiadczy wynownle
jego stosunek do b. O Bazy-
lego Olesi6skiego zasuspen.
dowaaego przez w}adze du>
chowne. Mieszka on dotych-
czas W klasztorze, tho VIA
DE ME ~pozwalaja go stamtad
usunacD zyjac W najlepszej
.komitywie 2 wyzszymi u
rzednikami rosyjskimi. WHO
czy On sic " ich towarzyst-
vie pc miescie, przytem
publicznie ca}uie sic z mimi
,,Olesi6ski jest zupe1Die
wyiety z pod wladzY klaszto-
ru a Rad go tam umysl-
ME trzyma W jakichk dali
szych ukrytych celach.
Powszechnie panuje row.
niez rrzekonanie, ze wsp6l-
mix Macocha - Za16g, ola
togo ME zosta} dotychczas
sch wytany, il ukry}y 20 VIA
DE rosyjskie, ME ,dowierza-
JAG, widocznie jego inte]egen-
cyl i bolc sic ably pred
sadem ME wyrwa1 sic z ia.
kiems nieopatrznem s}owem.
Wszystkie to 'fakty a pre-
dewszystkiem powyzej zazna.
czone i%nformacje n%ajkompe-
tentniejszych W tym wypad-
ku osob, kt6rych f'nazwisk
&e zrozumia}ych powod6w
ME m1ge tn podac, stwier-
dzaja niezbicie, ze Macoch
byl agentem rzadu rosyjskie-
go, naimanym umy6lpie ably
Jasna Gore zdyskfedytowae
i zniszczye. :5'Si:
W,adomo$c . ucieczci Ma
cocha lest n~ieprawdziwa.
- -. t;!E- 8
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-02
Polskie k%lejnotyty ko:
ronne.

Pred laty szesnastu, czy-
fanny ,,Sfowie Polskim",
bawiac W Krakowie rozma-
vial DIR. Bandrowiski Z O w
ctawem Kapucynemi rozmo-
wa zasz}a ma odznaki kr6le-
wskie.
I korona jest,i berlo i
|jablko i szczerbiec -. =
rzucif swjatobliwy zakonnik.
- Gdzie?
= Me powiem. Trzeba vie.
rye.
Ma dalsze zapytania Cd
p0wiedzia}:
= Dale ma to kapta1skie
stowo, re So, ze schowane W
bezpiecznem miejscu i ze
sam je osobiscie raz widzia.
lem.
= Gdzie l kiedy?
= Widzia1em je- raz W no.
Icy, daleko stad. By}o to
v. dobie przeniesienia Cd
znak stamtad ma inne, Pc
wnie;sze jeszcze mie;sce...
Me sam....Trzech mas tam
byfo....
Gdy DIR. Bandrowski wraz
Q towarzyszen poczeli male.
gao, ks Waclaw d0daf jesz-
cze:
Me wiele wiecej po-
WIEN. Ale uwierzycie, gdy
powiem, re wiase mas, mnie,
swietej przysiegi %slubowanie.
Uwierzcie i u%fajcie. Powie-
dzie6 moge tylko tyle,. Me ia
jeden widziatem, jak5 j ME ia
jeden znam te tajemmce. Cd
chwili wyniesi enia : Waw-lu
j s%chowania odznak6w kr6-
lewskich, posiadaia tajemni.
&c zawsze r6wncczesnie traaj
ludzie " Polsce, z kt6rych
kazdy m4juz 2 chwila swego
wyboru wyznaczonego pc 80.
bic nastepce, wcale sobie ME-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-02
WEATHLAND, Ia,

W~EATHLAND, a., Ha.
rold from i Charles R &C,
dwaj ,,zasta viacze sidei",
ma pewnej wy
spie ma rzece Wacksie, we
sro le spostrz ,gIi, - nam;ot
ich jest otoczony W ida, arze-
ka zapelniona krami lcdu
porwa}e ich }6dke. VIOLA
wzbierala tax szybko, ze
obaj musieli sie czempredzel
schconic ma drzewo. Tam
spedzili .}y dzieh i haste
pna noe, ztnim z brzegu do
strzegl ich przykre po}ozenie
Fred Schocker, Ten, ME ma
JAG sam },dzi, pojecha} ma
W ,zie do Wheathland, skad
pro n, ma kt6rym
w7rsszcie urato val zagrozo-
nych, CT spedzili o g}odzie: !
ch}odzie ma drzewie 36 60
DIN.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-02

czas niewiadcmo, czyli Daw-
SON ~przyjmie. Slychac, z"
wprawdzie zastanowi sic ma !
.oferta, ale prawdopodobmie
Idonies;e prezydentowi. z,jest
ola niego rzycza ~niemozliWa
urzad przyjat. Dawson ME
.be,,zie cz}onkieln na stepnego
! termin jeg, urze lowan1a
ko1czy kw;etnia; zrzekf
Sc on byt kandydatury 2
powodu,, 2e ma zostac prey
dentem First National
Bank W Davenport Ia.