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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-26

PEKIN, .23 pazdxiernika.
:ll! Me i: :ulega juz .watpliwoSei,:
il rewolucJonisci pobiii ma
glove wojska rzadowe: W
dwu bitwach stoczonych W
Ankou W tych dDiacb. Rad
stracii znaczna liczbe zolnie-
rzy, wojska jego wyparto
2 miasta i okolicy, a wiesc
o lego :porazce zyskuje po
wstahcom coraz nowych
stronnik6w zewszad sic gar
nacycb. Rewolucya szerzy
sic zastraszajaco; zaniepoko-
jenie W sferach rzadowych
wzrasta. Podobno m}odocja
nego cesarza wywieziono ze
stolicy, ME wiadomo dokSd
kraza pog'oski, il ks. segent
ME zyje, DO go Cd szeregu
dni ME widziano, a przed-
tenn doniesiono, IL zachoro'
wal. Oczekuja decy3ujacego
starcia W ciagu tniewielu
dni: rozegra sic ono miedzy
powstahcam', kt6rych, silly
wzrosfy ogromie, q rzado-
wynn, kt6rymi dowodzi gen.
Yi-Ceang; ogt'lnie przepowia-
daja, IL jesli i to bitwa wy
graja powstancy, to W cafyc b
Chinach po}udnlowo wschod-
Mich wvbuchnie rewolucya
fata)na dla Mandzur6w i
ich dynastyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-26

rem 2abawiano sic muzyka,
oraz raczono pjWem i. w6d-
ka. Jako6 o tel zabawie do
wiedzieli sic policyapci j We
szli ma hale, zadajac, abY
z7braui rozeszli sic. Pomiedzy
zebranymi wszczal sic pe-:
pfoch, jedni poczeli sic roz-
chodzic, inni :zostavali, wre-
szcie policyanci aresztowaE
ma ulicy dw6ch zupe]nje
niew1nnych ludzi, niejakiego
FaIszy6skiego j J. Macieje-
wskiego j pobili ich bez mi+
fosierdzia. Maciejewskiego
odstawiono do szpitala d|a
opatrunku. Policyanci .,byslis
podobno zupe}nie pjjali.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-26
MILWAUKEE,, Wis. !

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. w
wyszynku prey 16tej ave. i
Rogers ulicy, przysz4o po~
miedzy Polakami, Piotrem
Bondarem a Juliuszem Tow
Ierem dc sprzeczki o stosun.
XII " starym kraju. Obaj by.
Ii juz podchmielani dla to-
go .sprzeczka zako6czyla sic
tem, ze Bondar mial ude-
rye ToWlera " twarz, q ten
porwa} z barY butelke i "a
jecha} MIA Bondara, ale tax,
10 wybil mu lewe oko ciez.
ko zranif go W glove.
Krwia zalanago Bondara
W policyjnej pa
trolce do przypadkowego
szpitala, gdzie stan jego ma
bye bard1o grozny.
. Pulicyanci J6zef Rydlewic.
i Jan Weso}owski aresztowa
i Towlera.
Sprawe jego od}ozono d.
3 go )istopada. Kaucya wy
nosi $4,000.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-26

DETROIT, Mich, Pred
salunem A. ~Pilkiewicza, 66t'
Hastings ul., posprzeczalo sic
W niedziele kilku podchmie
lonych mezczyzn i podczas
tego kt6rys Mich wybi} sly
be W salunie. Ma dzwiek
stfuczonego szk}a wybieg}
Pilkiewicz ma ulice i pozgaI
nozem niejakiege B. Cry.
wihskiego, z pm. 100 Illinois
ul. Zawezwana policya aresz-
towala saluniste poranione.
go Grzywjnskjego odeslaIa
do szpitala Grace.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-26
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE

KONsTANTYN 0PoL, %
pazdziernika. Wielki wezy1
Said Pasza omawiai wczoraj
W parlalnencie stanowisko
Turcyi W wojnie z Wlocba-
mi, zaznaczajac, 10 Turcya cd
praw swych nie odstapi. Mi
mister ME chcia} ma publicz-
nej sesyi omawiac poljtyki
rzadu. W tel sprawie, poczem
proszono korespondent6w "a.
granicznych ipubliczno6c o
opuszczenie sail i nsstapila
sesya tajna..,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-26

JERSEY CITY, N. Y, Cd
|dw6ch tygodt,i zaczeto " no.
wei parafii na g6rach budo-
we kosciofa. Koszta bsz o5.
|wietlenia j ogrzewania wyno
! sic beda $10,697. Budowa
+szybko naprz6d postepuje j
.spodziewat SIC mozna, ze ie-
zeli pogoda sprzyiac bed1ie.
tedy ma Nowy Rok ,s:an:e
uko6czona. Uznanie nalezy
sic 0. Smith parafii angiel~
skiej sw. Jana, kt6ry bezin-
teresownie romaga jak moze.
Oddaf darmo do tymczaso
wego uzytku kaplice, pozy.
cyl ornat6w kielich6w etc.
Oba tax wrogo wzgle-
dem s'ebie usposobione
stronnictwa " parafii ruskiej
ia Sussex i Green ul. mogly-
by sic juz--ras pogodzit Je-
zeli bowiem sprawa dalej tax:
jak dotycbczas p6jdzie, Il,
kto vie do jakich jeszcze
nieszczesliwych wypadk6w
doprowadzic mole a ami P.
.Bogu chyba czcj, AMI para
fiji -chwa1y ME przysporzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-26

WHEELING, w Va. Jan
Bartosz, p ,dejrzany jest 9
podrzucenie bouby pod try
pietrowy budynek " Ben
wood i slowotio wanie wsku-
tex esplozyi s,uierci dwojga
os6b; psni ". Markanaso-
wei j lei nsmiomiesi iecxnego
dziecka. Eksplozya wstrzas.
ne}a trzelna pobiiskiemi mia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-26


PITT5BURG. Sad skazal
J6zefa Vilka ma l8 miesiecy
wiezienia "a przywlaszczenie
sobie cudzej wiasnosci.
Vilk by} agentem szyfkart,
bankierem i Bog vie czem
wyfudzal grosze jak to ma
oszusta przystal,, az dostai
sic "a kratki ale coz z tego
przyjdzie Polakom, kt6rzy
naciegnieci zostali ma setki
dolar6w? CT chyba "a podo-
bna 1atwowiernosc ME be Ia
szukali takiej kary doswiad-
ozac po raz drugi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-26
NEW YORK. N. Y. Wladze

NEW YORK. N. Y. Wladze
emigracyjne " Baltimore.
Md. zajmuja sic obecnie spr'~
va 19 letniej Polki, Maryi
Kre:z kt6ra dopiero pred
czternastoma dniami rzelk.~
no przybyla do PhiledeLs
phil, Pa. Dziewczynasta sta st...'.
wa}a W niedziele pred sadepm
poicyjnym pod zarzuten,, :
il usi}owala swe dzieck o.
Eliczace zaledwie 1u dni, pod.
rzucif " jednym z dom6w
na Calvert I'll. So dzia Cran-
nan wywiedsiai sic cd >oslsa-
rzonej, ze ojcem -dz.ecka
Jest pewien gospodarz W sta
rym kraju, i 10 ona wyje-
cha}a "a chlebem do Ame-
ryki, gdy ia ojciec dziecka
opu6cil i z lima sic ozeni1.
Biedna dziewczyna zarecza~
Ia ze ME misla zlego zamia-
ru wo bee swego dziecka,
Iec1 ME majac zadnych srod-
k6w do zycia, chcia}a uch-
ronic je cd 6mierci g}odowej
n6wiac, ze chetnieby. data
swe zycia, aby uratowa6
dziecine, jezeliby sic tylko
ktos miiosiernie MEM zajal.@
Sedzia Grammar zawiado nil q
tym wypadku wladze emigra-
cyjna, a ma razie oddal bied-
na matkewraz z dzieckiem
pod opieke O. Franc. Pyzna-
ra, kt6ry losem sic ich zajaf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-26

Iszteczkami: Benwood, Bel
Ia rs i So Wheeling. Po eks-
plozyi nastapi' pozar, a "
kilka n,inut ca'y budynek
stanaf " ogniu. Dom by1 "a
mics .ka}y przez samych po-
.lak6w, 2 kt6rych wszyscy u.
:ratowali sic z wyjatkiem
.Markanasowej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-26

PEKIN, % pazdziernika.
A wiec po kilku dniach ME-
pewnosci mas ta}a pewnost
smutoa ola rzadu: powsta6-
cy W Hankou ounie sli 6wie-
the zwyciestwo W 2 stoczo-
nych " mie5cie tenn bitwach
Wrazenie wiescia ta wywar-
to, jest przyg"ebiajace po~
szkodzi olbrzymio rzadowi.
Zaraz tez doniesiono, ze W
Czunt'zau wybuchio nieza-
dowolenie w6r6d zah gi rza-
dowej wojsko grozi bun
tem. Donosza tez o powsta.
niu ": okolicy Kau San
W innych; potwierdza sic
wie6c o zaieciu Siao. Dalsze
depesze podaja, 4e wojska
r7adowe wycofaty sic z Han
kou, q arewo)ucyoni6ci panu-
ia nad celia okolica z obu
stron rzeki, 2 kt6rej okrety
rzadowe r6wniez sic usune}y
ws>ystkie 2 wyjatkiem jedne-
go kr9zownika kt6ry prze
szed{ ma strone rewolucyi.
W Hankou rewolucyonisci
zachowuja znakomicie zor-
ganizowany porzadek. w
Czang-Czu r5wniez wybu.
CHA rewolucva, o temze sa-
mem donoszq z Hau-Yang
] WuCzang; wszystko to
wielkie miasta... Rad skon-
sternowany, ME postepuje
dose energicznie, a zato
og}ssza ciag}e edykty, obie.
cnjac npartlon" rewolucyo-
mist m, jesli dobrowolnie
bro6 zloza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-26

RZYM, % epazdziernika.:
Zle wie6ci nap}ynefy tu ..
teatru wojny: przedewszyst-:
kiem doniesiono, ze znaczne.
oddziaay tureckie zdola}y
schroniGssie na sasiednie to-
rytoryum Tunisu francus
XII go i .stamtad skomuniko-
wa}y sic 1 radon swym, co
i'm dotychczas by}o niemozli.
we tax daleoe, il sadzono, ],
ze skazane one JUL ma za-
glade. Wiadze tuneta6skie u,
siluja zachowac neutralno66,
ale ludno6c przyje}a zo}uie-
rsy tureckich zyczliwie, sdala
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-26

SHENANDOAH, Pa, "
ubiegly poniedziatek, W st.
Nicholas kop;lni zostal "a BIZ
ty ma miejscu przez strza]
J6zef sGermanowicz. J6zef
Germanowicz, >.przygotowa}
sic byl do st1zaiu kt6ry ma
nieszczescie wybuchf przed-
wczesnie tenn samem po
wodujac smierc. Ni.szczesli
wy pozostawii zone dwoie
nieletnich dzieci.
= Plotr Nielawek g6rnik
zatrudniouy W Indian Ridge
kopalni, W ubieg}a sob tie
podczas piracy zostal zabity
ma miejssu przez mase spa
'dajacego wegla. Pintr Nieia-
wek po wystrzale udal sic "
.glab by obejrzec skutek:wy-
strzalu lecz mad sciana siabo
wiszacy HAWAI- wegla zwalil
sic ma niego. Osierncil on
jedno dziecko i zone.
- Antoni Lenarkiewicz
zamieszksiy ma rogu White i
Centre str. VIM. Penn. wszedl
W poniedziatek do mieszka-
MIA gdzie zamieszkiwa1 pred
tenn, to jest do Tomajt's6w,
4gdzie pomiedzy nina kilku
sic tam znajdnjacemi zasz}a
sprzeczka. Po kr6tkiei dys
kusyi ieden obecnych wy
|dobyi rewolwer..i skierowa]
takowy do Lenarkiewicza,
lecz ON zdo}af jednak odbit
strzal uymierzony " piersi
kula iednakze utkwifa W pra'
wa noge:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-26

RZYM, % pazdziernika,
Doniesiono tu ze W Saloni.
kach Turcya europejska 90.
tuje sien REF chrzescijan, a
szczeg6lniej W}och6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-26
Z INV POLbKICH
W AMERYfE f

CHICAGO, I'll. Zacieta wal
ke rozszalalym molzonkiem
stoczyc musial policyant
Winge 70 stacyi | szy W: Chi.
cago ave. Niestety owym nie-
bezpiecznym ,,mezulkie M
by} Polak, kt6ry pod wpIy-
.wem zapewne alkobolu do
stall ataku szalu .irzucl sic z
brzytwa ma zone.
Sasiedzi sza]ehca zam. pm.
943 Noble ul., slysz4c " do
mu II Janosika ebywale
krzyki zawo}ali policyanta.
Ten wylamawszy drzwi WAR
gnal do domu, gdzie uirnaf
jak JAnosik 2 brzytWa " re-
ku atakowal zons krzyczas W
ME bog}osy.
Gdy ujrza1 policyanta pu.
scit zone a porwawszy n6z,
rzucn sic . ni.a ma Winga.
Ten jednak ME ulaki sic go
po kr6tkiem szamotaniu 0.
bezv laani} szale e6ea, zabiera,
jac go ma policyY dla uspo-
= -, 10 sazs. s.
NOJN "A AASSst
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-26

TOLEDO, @. w niedziele
wieczorem W pol do die
wiatej jakis nieznajomy cz}o
wick strzeli} do plebanii Vie
lebnego ksiedza Jana Schin-
ko, probosacza parafii swie
tego Stefana zoos Consaul
ulicy. Kula wpadla oknem
do pokoju, nikomu jednak
nie robiac krzywdy. Policya
nstychmiast zostala zawiado
miona i wedle sill zaprowa-
dzila scis}e sledztwo zeby
wykryc winowajce Policyant
Watson aresztowai kilku po.
dejrzanych. Przy czyna stree
laniny jest zupe1nie niewia-
donna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-26

PALERMO Sycylia, % paz
dziernika. = Donosza z g6r-
niczej miejscowosci Trabo-
nella ze W tamtejszej kopal-
nj siarki wydarzyla sic ek-
splozya, kt6rej ofiara pablo
okoio 100 robotnik6w; wy
dobyto juz 20 trup6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-26
stronie powsta6c6w zostanie
rozstrzelany, a pare egzeku-

stronie powsta6c6w zostanie
rozstrzelany, a pare egzeku-
cyl prAyczyni}o sic znecznie
do ostudzenia umys]6w.
Mimo to menarchi6ci planu
ia dalsza akcye, zamyslaja
oni podzielic sic ma try
kolumny i walczyc nieza-
wi6le a tylko W stafem po-
rozu mieniu.
.DEADWooD, S. D., 90 paz.
dziernika. Prezydent Taft;
pczybywszy onegdaj do tego
miasta, opuscif sic do sla-
1nej kopalni z1ota Homeste
axe " Lead i og}adai sztol.
ME 1, 100 stop gleboka spe-
dill g;dzine W kopalai, po
czem odwiedzil rzadowycb
urzed 1ik6w sztolniowych
j pokazano mu pok6j pe1en
z}otych bry}, wartosci $3O,
600 kazda. Wieczorem wyie.
chai do Rapids City,S. d.
gdzie W komitecie recepcyj-
nym go witajacym znajdowa-
Ia. sic delegacya z}ozona q
naczelnik6w 1ndyan, kt6-
rzy praedewszystkiem W
podarunku mu zlpzyli .faj.
ke pokoju., a@>potem pre-
mu prosbe, by i'm
oddano pewne grunta i'm po
darowane, Jezeliby za6 byio
ME mozliwe, to oswiadczyli
re zadowoi ich datek po 5J]
cent6w I'd akra.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-26


BERLIN, q pozd<iernika.
Donosza tn z Konstantyno.
pola, ze otrzymano tam vie
Sci o wielkiej bitwie pod
Barka, W kt6rej Wlosi costa
Ii podobno na glove pobici
/ straci)i zapasy amunicyi l
bronj, zajete przez Turk6w;
straty ich maja wynosi6 oko-
10 500 ludzi, gdy Tu,cy
jak powiadaja stracili tylko
J15tu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-26

+
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.
W1adyslaw Ostrowski, kt6-
~ aresztowanY zosta1 "a
krad1iez sumt$119 odwsp6t-
lokatora " domu pm. l83
IGlod utica, stawal " sadzie
wyzssym we wtorek. Sedsia
Stuart skazal g. na pobyt
" wiez;eniu stanowem cd
roku do piec Ia: ! reko mon
dacya, by, go lam przetrzy-
mano diva Iata.
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Diversified farming
PROVES PROFITABLE

GLENDALE, N. D., Dec. 49,. c.
Wilson, one of Dickey county's origin
al diversified farmers, was visitor
in town. Mr.. Wilson is another farm
er who stuck to diversified farming
who has been milking COWS, raising
pigs and chickens, corn and wheat
here for over a quarter of a century.
His good Judgment, sticktoativeness
and perseverance in looking after the
small things and various products Of
the farm has built him one Of the best
farm homes in the county. In the
berry season Mr.. Wilson and his TAM
lily enjoy the pleasures Of small fruit,
they having successfully raised an
abundance OF Strawberries and rasp-
berries.
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WOMEN'S HAIR
Easy to Make 1t Soft luxuriant and
=. Radiant. 4

3 :. -. Radiant. =. Il
Many women have hair so dull and
faded that it is actually repulsive.
These women have probably never
heard Of PARTISAN SAGE the invig
Grating hair dressing that fs being
used by thousands of refined women
throughout America.
II your hair is falling or thin OF
faded or lifeless; If you have dand'
ruff or itching scalp; If your hair Is
not as fascinating as you would like
to have it, 60 to Aenhart's this very
day, ask for a fifty cent bottle OF
PARTISAN SAGE and start at once
to make your hair perfect and ever
glorious.
PARTISAN SAGE is guaranteed to
give satisfaction or money back. Girl
with Auburn hair on every carton
For sale by Lenhart and druggists
everywhere.
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sheriff returns
With PRISONER

MANNING, N. D.. Dec. 19.-Sherifi
John Bang has arrived home with
his prisoner, Anton Ferderer, after
whom he made the trip to Portland
Oregon. After arriving at Portland
the sheriff found that the authorities
there had turned his" man loose on
account Of the extended delay in his
arrival and this necessitated a trir
to Salem. to secure warrant from
the governor. After securing the
proper papers he had no trouble in
locating him.
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CONTINUED from yesterday
CHAPTER XIX.

CHAPTER XIX.
! M ITHIN two hours the camp
y" was struck. The count end
met as the forces were
&9J about to move.
II have only just heard of your re-
turn. Sir Verrall. congratulate
you."
1 thanked him.
lis it by your advice that we move
the camp tonight?" he asked.
mo. l had no idea such a move
ment was contemplated. You would
have had freer hand. count, had you
not brought her highness upon this
expedition"
II made a mistake" he answered.
"A grave one, count. You must have
care that 1t does not lead you to de-
struction."
"You speak in riddles. Sir Verrall."
"Not such deep ones but that you
can read Them" l answered. Indeed.
1t is a warning that give rather than
a riddle l ask. Your friends may be
many. Count Vasca, but you have
many enemies too"
Zone stands before me-" he said
quickly.
1T is well to know how we stand
toward each other, Count Vasca.
always watch my enemies"
"And I always crush mine. Sir Yer.
rail-. sooner or later. You may yet re-
gret that you have avowed yourself
my enemy"
IT come but recently from Yadasara.
count. l heard enough to make me
glad that l am not your friend"
"You choose a towards time to
speak your 1nsults-a time when It is
impossible for me to punish you"
1.-THE time will come. count"
1T shall Gomez he Kissed.
He turned from me and disappeared
in the darkness.
I was as far as ever from discover
ing how matured the counts plans
were. judged that the hurried NOV
ing of the camp did not suit bis
schemes altogether. but that it would
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have the effect of frustrating them |
doubted He would not have ventured
upon such treachery had he not every
prospect Of success. and my hopes
grew weaker as the main body and
the right wing moved forward. IL they
were all traitors what hope was there
Sir Walen thoroughly trusted the left
wing. and was more inclined to think
that he did so justly when I saw the
pleasure Of the men at the fact that
the princess was to ride among them
They welcomed me too.
1t was difficult night march. Un
der ordinary circumstances 1t would
have been foolish one. The woods
were thick and the paths through
them narrow. The men were forced
in places to straggle and push forward
in twos and threes. We instructed the
men that in case of attack they were
to fall back and surround the princess
Her protection was to be their especial
care. This arranged. Sir Walen took
command. keeping az close to the main
body as possible. while Jasar and !
rode on either side Of the princess.
Jasar was mounted on a strong ami
NAL. and 81 " a sword hilt peep from
under bis cloak.
The stumbling Of Jasar's horse star.
tied me.
Heard You anything besides the
ramping of our men, Sir verrallT' he
asked
mo. Where?"
ITO our right. Listen!"
l pulled up my horse. So did Daria
hers.
l could hear the steady tramp Of
our own men around IN. but there was
another sound away to our right q
faint echoing tramp.
An echo. ! think"
And then. as II in contradiction. there
came clear sound. the Jingle Of bar.
ness. faint. but clear. ~ when In
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ITO be ConunQod)

YOUR WANT AID. WIN make your
hunt for work q business matter.
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HIGH HEAT, LESS ASHES

= That's WASHBURN's WILTON
Ignite COAL, its 100 per cent
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Saturday, Sept. 9, A. D. 1911

the hour 200 o'clock in of
described estate situated
of Illinois.
the belonging the heirs of the
being part thereof and made by jeff The por
on of said being follows
25 chains line section
to the northwest corner Of said section south TX n
northwest the southwest Section So
oneha of the northeast Section 3d.
cbd follows Commencing (o rods of the
a the be following ts % a e
point chains 50 links south of the northwest the southeast
links
stone
sna saa the II
So degrees 70 the
W Of southwest one fourth M section IS and
2o9 being @ of the
south onehaf Of the north oneha of the west onehalf Of the north
sale price cash in hand
said sale in court term time and upon aseertanng
widow the fixing
the respective parties in the proceeds Of sale a said premises % an s
interests of
h 1e M b th "a the purchaser or purchasers on
March deeds said premises will made to the p
term time and decree entered above and f payment Of the
they
partition tract
commissioners
northwest the southwest quarter OF
constitute the Hartman H. CreaT about
of thiable
fine orch
dwelling worth 100000
100000 failing well S45 IT deep cat
seeking location land southeast quarter OF SAID
the sta
bluegrass
apply Persons desiring to
Stlwl illinois,
Grassland Illinois, Mack at Carthage
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-09-04
JOHN w. WILLIAMS,
Special Master in Chancery as Aforesaid.

game of ball with Ursa on Labor Day
at 200 p. m. on fair grounds.
The newly elected officers of the
Hancock County Y. P. S. C. E. for the
ensuing year are:
President-C. c. Miller, Elvaston.
Illinois.
Vice president-Miss Clark, Denver.
Illinois.
Secretary-Miss Clara Reed, Wyths.
Treasurer-A. A. Holmes, Warsaw.
Field secretary-A. A. Holmes,
Warsaw
The association has never before
had field secretary, but its members
think that such an official will great
ly add to the efficiency of the organ
ization Mr.. Holmes was wise
choice, and will acceptably perform
the duties of the Office The meeting
next year will be held at Elvaston
President Chas. Albers of the War
saw Improvement Association has Is
sued a call for citizens meeting at
city hall, Monday evening, Septem-
Der 4, at 500 o'clock, to consider the
improvement of the country roads
from the city limits east.
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Every Month Near Death.

Foster, Ark.--Mrs. Fannie Ellis, Of
Foster, says: Il was sick for seven
years, half the time could not stand
on my feet. Every month, was very
near death. l tried Cardui, and in
two months, was cured, and am now
stout and healthy My friends all ask
me now what cured me. My looks are
a testimonial to Cardui." No matter
how serious or long-standing the
trouble, Cardui will help You. 1t is a
mild, vegetable, tonic remedy, espec-
tally adapted to relieve and cure the
common womanly ailments. 1t re-
lieves womanly pains and restores
womanly strength. Try Cardui.
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NEW OFFICERS
OF THE g. E.
Hancock County Organization Has
Selected C. C. Miller Of Elvas-
ton as President.

WARSAW, H., Sept 4-George
Gardner of Keokuk was Warsaw
visitor Friday in the interest of the
international Collection Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Price and Miss
Compton. all of Hannibal, Mo-, are
visiting David Ayers and family and
the Missouri-Illinois club-M-I-C,
composed of six young ladies Of Han
nibal who are camping on David
Ayers farm. Mr., Price Is cousin
of Mr.. Ayres, and lived in Warsaw 30
years ago.
Warsaw Cubs will play a match
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needs and comfort. Remember that
the trust of trusts is the nation, and
this is natural development. The
question then is: Shall we have or
ganized capital in the hands of indivi-
duals or in the hands of society,"" The
trusts have proved that competition
is wasteful. Hence the great mass,
the laboring people, must begin
through cooperation, that harmony
may be restored and confusion dis
PEELED.
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Any skin itching is a temper-tester.
The more you scratch the worse it
itches. Doan's Ointment cures piles.
eczema-any skin itching. At al
drug stores.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE

No. ct Hartman ct al
the In
BY virtue of A
1871 the entitled
Chancey will
bidder u.
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F. j. SULLIVAN
= SPRINGFIELD, Ill,

OF SPRINGFIELD, ILL.
Orator Of the day at the Labor Day
Exercises this afternoon In Rand
Park.
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The Labor day address sthis year,
was given this afternoon at Rand Park
by F. j. Sullivan of Springfield, H.,
general treasurer Of the International
brotherhood of Electrical Workers
and the speaker proved to be a live
electric wire when he got started In
his address, which was appropriate
and interesting. 1t is given herewith
in full