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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-23
Mr.. CHRISTENSEN EXPLAINS,

Noting some comments by suPerir-
tendent Christensen OF this city de-
rogatory 10 the G. 4. r., in connection
with the entertainment OF the National
Teachers Association in this city, Nc
made protest against the sentiment at
tributed 10 him in the News Inter.
view. Mr. Christensen sends us the
following explanation, which we pub
lish in Justice to him, disclaiming any
intent 10 east reflection upon the mem
bers OF the G. \. r..
salt Lake city. July 2s-
Edito. Tubune:-in an interview
printed lat saturday | was quoted as
saying. The q 4. r. standard cannot
sociation.' etc. etc. While this state
ment was evidently well meant. IL is un-
fortunate IN the use % the word stan
dnrd which 1 did not employ. Had this
statement been made by me, your obscr-
vations certainly would be fully justified
! said that we had on hand at the Time
the O. y. r convention Was held IN Salt
Lake city large quantity ol cots 10 be
used Ia school buildings in the event OF
an emergency. but with the National
Education Association We could not re-
sort To this method for the reason that
most OF the visiting delegates VIII be
ladies. In other words. Il IL question
OF sex and not OF standard
l share your kind sentiments for the
@. a. 4. In fact. my own feelings for
The old soldiers and the glorious cause
TO which they consecrsted their lives.
- akin 10 that OF reverence.
D. X. CHRISTENSEN
Our protest was based on the Ian
guage Of the interview, which we
quoted literally in connection with our
protest. But we have no disposition
20 press the point in view OF Mr..
Christsnsen's disclaimer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-23
THE DEBs STATEMENT.

Mr. Eugene V. Debs. Socialist can
didate for President. denounees both
the Republican party and the Demo
cratic psrty. the platform Of each, and
the declarations OF both. for being
conservative, reaetionRry, and stand
pat He claims that the Roosevelt an
nouucement of being p progressive is
'mere buncombc, and he refers "a
Roosevelt = record, claiming that when
power, be did none OF the things nor
| attempted 10 do any OF the things, he
is now talking about $50 wildly He
puts Taft In the same class as Roose.
welt, and Woodrow Wilson alongside
of both Taft and Roosevelt.
This will be a sad announcement 70
the great and sudden progressive. Col
Roosevelt, who does no; appear 70
have either known or cared ANYTHING
IN particular about progressiveness or
progressive policies until La Foilette
made a progressive campaign and got
the progressive strength pretty well
together. Then the Colonel saw a
chance to carry out his vindictiveness
against President Taft, shove La Fol.
lette off the course. and take up the
Pinchot and Garfield being the instru,
ments, killed the La Toilette movemep,
when they successfully opposed the
Endorsement of La Toilette by the Ohio
progressives. II La Toilette had got
that Ohio Endorsement. he would have
been the progressive leader. beyond AL
question. He was entitled 10 have
that Endorsement; but Pinchot and
Garfield prevented his getting II. foI
they were working for Roosevelt all
the time and had the Roosevelt candi,
dacy in mind even when tbev were
apparently pledged earnestly to La
Toilette. But they were for La Fol
lette simply to get him to prepare the
way for Roosevelt. and at the critical
moment they deserted him, prevented
him getting the Endorsement to which
he was entitled, and this prevention
paved the way for the entrance OF
Roosevelt, who mad never at any time
shown the slightest disposition to
champion any progressive policies. The
utmost that Roosevelt did was to pro,
claim his policy of ruiuous conserva.
tion for all this Western country. He
IS running. in fact, as the Pinchot con
servationist, and not as a progressive
as Senator La Toilette has so clearly
and plainly pointed out.
1t is natural, therefore. that Mr.
Debs, who is a keen observer OF cur.
rent events, should have seen through
the false pretense Of Roosevelt posing
as progressive. He sees the fraudu.
lent character Of that pretense Just as
clearly as Senator La Toilette does,
and he denounces 1t Just as plainly
If Roosevelt were true 10 his own pro.
fessions, he would be TODAY in the
Debs party and supporting Debs in
place OF assuming the false 20.
sition Of being the leader of the
proEressives, which he has never been
which he does not in fact care to be
and which he never can be. If he were
IN earnest, as We saw, he would be sup.
porting Debs TODAY. As he is not in
earnest, he is simply running per
sonal campaign OF his own without ref
erence 10 any principle whatever; he
fails TO take the logical position where
he belongs, and docs not fit into the
American current Of politics in an,
way.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-23

A coast contemporary says that II
I, the duty OF the House committee in.
vsstiga,ing Judge Hanford "to scck
evidence" on his drinking habits II
J. no doub, is duty 10 seek fair cvi
denee on all matters affecting hi, fi,.
ness % b Judge in Federal court
But when the Chairman % that com
miitee operly Annouaess that vha, Il
i seeking Is ''incrimisA,ing evidence
,hst Is going indeeeutly far in the
wrong direction.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-23

TIE British newspapers are opposed
TO the American protective tariff. So
i. Governor Wilson, the Democratic
candidate for President. The British
newspapers oppose hecauss with pro.
ieetior done away with. they would
hSrc 10 capture the Ansneaz market,
FOR their manufactures. Governor
Wilson opposes protection because hi.
academic theories lead him that way.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-23

II is rumored tha; orc OF the pro-
Eressivss, who il rather weak in elias
SIC references, bat who had heard
some Of their ard wanted 20 be I'm
pressiye a; a recent meeting Of the
selected ball moo.cs. declared that pro-
gre.sivs principles arc divine. and thas
they ought 10 prevail everywhere. and
especially ia tho West. from Alta 10
Omaha -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-23

The resignation Of Herbert Knox
Smith a. Commissioner OF Corpora
tions was pas, due. He has been IN.
faithful for n long time 10 the Presi.
dent. being devoted sdmircr of
Colonel Roosevelt. and is following him
into bis new party.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-23

jus, as We were all settling down
comfortably 20 the feeling that the
revolutionary activities in Mexico
were about crushed. comes this upris-
ing Of the Zapatistas. And now all
seems AZ sea again.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-23

Judge. who stands helpless before such
40 investigation and the threat OF i'm
parchment which the committee has
power 10 make. and appeared deter
mined 10 make fact
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-23

Roosevelt has resigned as a member
Of The New York Republican club. That
3. fitting. as the organizer OF new
National party can hardly consider
himself a member OF the Republican
Uarfy anv more
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-23

Governor neneen Of Illinois comes
out as = straight Republican,. support
ins President Taft as the regular party
nominee. And now tho Roosevelt
crowd will try 10 defeat him by run.
nipg Roosevelt candidate against
him. this through sheer vindictivoness.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-23

Americans were robbed of $4,000,
GOO last wear through the malls. is the
report. But inspectors no doubt held
the amount down. II they hsdn't, il
would be hard TO fix the limit Of loss
Ard the mail swindles were no doubt
largely exceeded by other forms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-23

The senate. in resolution, con
demued President Taft for interfering
too much in the Lorimer ease; Rooso-
vel. condemns bim for not interfering
enough. And the American public com
meuds him for doing Just the right
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-23

The death Of Andrew Lang removes
from life perhaps the greatest literary
man of the dsy. He has written pro
fussly, and always with keen wit and
full knowledge. And be was not an
old man. either, but ss, and in the
ripeness of his powers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-23

10 making is prcies, against pend.
ing legislation in Congress on the Pan
ana csusl regulations and tolls, Eng
land is merely the eRtSpaw Of the
railroad interests. and especially Of the
CsnadiAs Pacisc railroad. Bot that
protest will amoun, 10 nothing, and is
an international impertiueuce
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-23

Az the Roosevelt convention in Chi
cago on August jth. the Colonel has
decided 20 charge SO TO $50 for scat.
In the galleries. That ought TO make
IL easier for tho trusts that he repre-
ssnis, by tightening their burdens
through the collection OF handsome
campaign fuud
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-23

American athletes to carry OF the hon
ors handsomely and triumphsD,ly
whenever and wherever the Olympic
Games are held,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-23

Georgjs is reported "afame for
Roosevelt But most anywhere might
he ahazne for most anybody. or for no
body az all, this sultry weather.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-23

Another Turkish Cabinet has fallen.
How many moro Cabinets must fall in
Turkey before the whole furniture is
smashed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-23

while he has no practical knowledge o
the matter whatever.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-23
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-23

how o1ten 90 you sel|
advertisement "Was 4
now $9S"2
Did you ever stop 10
that this is SHADY"
tising, that it would 81
possible to sell a $500
that was worth $500 "a
or three times 500?
The next time a
dealer makes such a
ment either force him q
liver that identical pia1
take it up with the
authorities.
Such advertising is g
ulent and will in tim
barred from the mails.
Under no circunsts|
will we be a party to IL
A $500 piano is y
1900, and Theodore M
welt can't get it for one
less.
Wouldn t YOU prefer %
with ope-priced house, on
is on the square?
Then buy your piano
NELSON-the piano man
tory warerooms, los East
South, Salt Lake City.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-10
Gag dalszy.

49,. Gag dalszv.
TO pismo O. Franciszka
doda{o Arumugamowi wiele
otuchy. Me czu} tel tax do
tkliwie swego osamotnienia,
gdyz W pewnych dniach
przybywal pod muir ogrodo~
wv wierny Tomek, przynosi1
mu potajemnie nabozne
ksiazki, kt6re go utwierdzafy
W wierze. Przez niego tez
przYsla} mu 0. Kolumban
swe pozdrowienie i %przestro-
gi,
TAX minaf rok ca}y. Kaz'
diego dnia musiat Arumugam
s}uchac po kilka godzin wy
k}ad6w Suami-W adzadyszy.
Suami siada} zwykle ma krzes-
]e europejskiem, podarun~
klein jakiego6 Angllka. Pc
bokach jego stawa}o czterech
slug W bogatych jedwabnych
szatach z laskami W reku;
ma dw6ch sto}ach marmuro,
wych stawiano potrawy i
napoje. Uczniowie Wad5ady-
sly otaczali swego nauczy-
ciela przybrani W skromne
bale suknie bawelniane i
siuchali uwaznje jego slow.
Oval najm}odsi musieli 3D.
czytywa6 rome ustepy z pism
dawnych Bramip6w, a Suami
obja6nia} pc ka5dym ustepie
miejsce odczytane. Gdy s4oh.
Gu stane4o tax wysoko, IL
cie6 przyleg}ej palmy r6wno
sic naoko{o pnia roz}ozy},
Suami klasna} W d}onie. Wte-
DIV chwyta{a sfuzba wielki
cZerWOny parasOl JedWaDny
i odprowadza{a uroczy6cie
wraz z uCZniami starca do
ch1odnych komnat, kt6re "a
mieszkiwai.
Nieraz musiaf Arumugam
parsknac smiechem serdecz-
nym, s{uchajac g}upstw, ia.
kie p)6t{ starzec; pc mai
wiekszej cze6ci czuf jednak
" g}ebi duszy oburzenie i POI
ANcNcNcNcNcNcNHcNcN
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-10
HRUMUGHM
KSIAZE YJSK
Powie$c Vi

"sscy"~. +
LAC ME m6g}, lax cz}owiek
rozsadny m6gf bez zsrumie.
nienia p~opisywac sic z takie-
mi bredniami, a ctz dopiero
" ME wierzyc. z poczatku
patrzono ma jsgo usmiech z
zimna krwia; wkr6tce jednak
zagorzalsi extraordinarily pc:
czeli mu o~kazywac nieche6
i odraze. Krzywo ma niego pa.
trzono, a moze niejeden 2
tych fanatyk6w ME by}by sic
utrzyma} cd krwawej zemsty,
gdyby ME wyrazny zakaz
Suamiego, kt6ry mawia1: -
Jest to syn bogatego potez'
nego radzy Tryczynapolskie-
20, a ia zareczam mu g}owa,
re ch}opcu nic sig tn z}ego
ME stanie. Mkt 90 ME przy-
must, azebY we wszystko u
wierzy}, co sic podaje og61owi
jake artyku} WARY. Byleby
tylko ME zosta} chrze6cijani-
nom, to niechaj sobie wierzy
Tub %niewierzy wed}ug swego
upodobania.
TAX prawi} starry Bramin
wobec swych uczni6w, q ci
przestali Arumugama nudzi6
swemi dysputami o ba}wa-
mach indyjskich, poprzesta-
JAG jedynie "a zaczepkach i
zarzutach czynionych wierze
Chrystusowej. Miodziefcowi
}atwo by}o niejeden z tych
zarzut6w zwyciazko odeprzec;
ale je6li 6w. Franciszek Ksa-
very OpOWlada, 20 nleraz mu
trudno przychodzi&o zbic "a
rzuty Bonz6w, toe ME trzeba
sic dziwic, 10 i Arumugam
czasem by} W k}opocie O 3D.
powiedz. Ma to tylko czycha-
Ii jego p~rzeciwnicy, ably 20
wyszydzic i wysmiac. Pomi-
mo tego ME odda} sic zwat'
pieniu, gdyz codzie6 modli}
sic do Matki Boskiej o dar
WARY. Gdy Tomasz zblizy}
sic do muru, wtedy Arumu
gam pisaf ma p%almowym lis
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-10

I - EIS-3@'& I"EE = +-E&-Zt.i-sstH 4t.LA
Gle zarzuty Bramin6w, kt6-
rlych MIC umial zbic, q 20
kilku dniach przynosi1 mu
Tomek odpowiedz O.. Ko]um-
bana. Hindusowie umieja ma
1i6ciu palmowym rye g}oski,
i " tel sztuce cwiczyli sic tez
Ii uczniowie Wadzadyszy. Ile-
kroc vice otrzyma} odpo-
wiedz 0, Kolum bana, zbi]a(
Suamiego i jego uczni6w ma
wielkie ich zmartwienie. w
ko6cu jednak pomiarkowali,
skad kslazq czerpie te ma
dro66. Rozciagneli mad MIN
czujnq straz i ME pozwolili
mu samotnie przechadzac po
ogrodzie.
katwo odgadnac, jak to
martwi}o Arumugama. 3D.
cieto mu bowiem wszelka
droge zasiegania rady u przy-
jaci6} i czerpania u Mich po.
ciechy. Jeszcze brak{o die
siec miesiecy do pory, W
kt6rej miai przestac bye ucz.
MEM Suamiego. w tom ma
raz niespodziany wypadek
nada} inny obr6t kolejom
zycia jego. Mistrz mu2yki
Winfried luz cd dawna prag-
nal odwiedzic swego Mode.
go przyjaciela i korzystajac z
wakacyi szk6lnych wybra}
sic W droge ma Ceylon. Prey
}aczy} sic do niego dziki Pie
trek, dawny wsp6}ucze6
ksiecia, kt6ry tymczasowo
zlozy} by{ egzamin i I1czy}
ma posade W rza6zie angieI.
skim. Winfrieda, jake Ang-
lika, wpuszczono do k]aszto-
ru Bramin6w, ME czyniono
tel trudno6ci i Pietrkowi,
kt6ry uchodzi} "a lokaja mu.
zyka. Pokazano przybyszom
ogr6d, kurytarze, k1uzganki
i psgode z bozyszczami A1u'
mugam ME pokaza1 sic ma
oczy; Suami bowiem kauai
60 mice pod straza i wzbra-
NAL MI isc do go6ci, gdyz
odwiedziny to zdawa}y mu
sic cokolwiek podeirzane.
P;otr og1ada} sic d}ugo "a
przyjacielem, az nareszcie "a
pyta}, czy ME ma syna radzy
Tryczynapalli, Dano mu cd:
powiedz przeczaca. W tenn
us}yszal naraz, jak go wo}ano
20 imieniu z poza okna "a
kratOwaneg0 trzcina bambu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-10
KS}AZKI DO NABOZENSTWA
DC NAByCfA
ksiegarn " iarusa.
329 E. 3-rd Str,
WfnOna, Mimi.
~ +. ~. --#*@# ""E *%s

Boa z 1obq, ks,s1eczka do nabc"
rozmiar 38x24 cala..... 10 l5c
.Ch,ooto Bogu, zbi6r najlepazego
nabozehstwa ; pie6ni koscl.lnych,
rozmiaru 4x24 cali 45c
LhuaM Bogu oprawna W sk6rke re
z}oconym tytulikiem, %z}ocone
brzegl.. 60c
Cn,oasa Bogu, Y ozdobnej bla}ej
oprawle z klamerka, z{ocone
brzegl 81. 10
Chwoia Bogu, oprawna " m;ekka
skorke re 1oconym tytulikiem,
z}ocone brzegi.. SIC
.Chvata Bogu, oprawna " miekka
skdrke, re z}oconym tytulikiem !
zameczkiem, wewnatrz ia ok}adce
krzyzyk z per}owej mac cY 1.50
Dunina Ksiazka do n~abozehstws
ola wszystkich katclik6w, opra.
VIVA W sk6rke. zlocone brzegi
z}cconym tytulikiem ......$l.5'
Clos Serca-z duzym drukiem.
oprawna W. sk6rke, z okuciem j
zameczkiem, z z}oconym tytuli-
klein, z}ocone srzegi.. ...$l-o0
G1os Serca -Zblor mod{5w j pie6n
ola dusz ~poboznych & duzym
drukiem) oprawne W sk6rke. z
z}oconym tytulikiem. z}ocone
Eerty nabo&e1 stwo-Z modlitwami
6w. Alfonso ma Geese Naj6wiet4
sz.j Fanny Maryi n,eusta]acej
pomocy. Ksi2zeczka oprawna W
mocha sk6rke, z kolorowym o.
brazkiem ma ok}adcc, z z4oconym
tytulikicm, z}ocone brzegl. SOC
Perty nabo&ehstuo oprawna "
miekka sk6rke z ozdobami, z}c"
conym tytuliklem. z}ocone brze.,
Per2a noboIs4stsDa w ozdobno
miekk'ej sK6rkowej orrawie z
'}oconym tytulik'em, z}ocone
brzegi.. $l.e5
Skerb duszy-w e!oganckiej sk6.~
rzanej oprawie, z z}oconym ty~
tu]ikiem, z}ocone brzegi.... soc
Skar6 duszy-Zbi6r najlepszego ma.
bozehstwa i p,esni ko6oielnych,
k~siazeczka ola m}odziezy, opraw~
ma " angie'ska sk6rke. z zloco-
nym tytulikiem, czerwone brze-
Skar1 duszy-oprawna " mlekxa
sk6rke z z}oconym tytulikiem,
z}ocone brzegi....... .. . 6oc
Shar6 duszy-w. miekkisj' oprawie
z z}oconym tytulikiem, z}ocone
brZegl.. go. .......'. 6Oc
SEarb 64szy-oprawna W angielska
sk6rke, z z}ocopym tytulikiem,
z}ocoAe brzegi.. soc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-10

nabc" Skar6 duszy--oprawna sk6rke.
j l5c z%z}oconym tytulikiem z okuciem
izameczk:em, z}ocone brzegS coo
szego
pych, Au;6f Str64 Chrze6c;enina Katolika
FOG zbi6r modlitw i pie6ni s}uzaoY
ola dusz poboznych rozmiaru
Tke re 5x34 cali W sk6rkowej oprawie
ocone re zloconym tytulikiem, %z}ooone
6Oc brzegi 800
bla}ej Ani6t Str6&-w ~sk6rkowej oprawie
ocone z okuciem i klamerk3, re z4oco~
$l.l0 nym tytulikiem, z}ocone brze~
gl........ ............. 500
;ekka
klein, Amidt Sxr0<-oprawnv " mocha
{. SIC francuska sk6rks, gletkie ok}ad.
XII, z3ocone brzegi, re z}oconym
iekka tytulikiem $l-s6
lem i
;}adce
= 5o Ami6t Str6&-Oprawny " mocna
francuska sk6rke, miekkle ok{ads
xi, zfocone brzegi re z{oconym
opra.
.egi ;
"1'' Zbiorek modlitw ola cz}onk6w A.
stolstwa Serca ~Jezusowego, o.
KEN prawny W skdrke angielska,
lem J brzegi, z zfoconym ty-
Ytuli- tullkiem. $500
$l-OO
pie6n Wio'eek ku czci Naj6wietsze; Mary
rahny z ro7nych naoozenst" W.
Ike. witty, oprawny W sk6rke, z}ocoa
OZONE ne brzegi, z zioconym tyt1llkiem
!, soc okuciem klamerk9 -....$l.25
,wan1l Wyborek-oprawny ozdobnie W
wy! miekka sk6rke z z}oconym tytu.
1J4'eJ likiem z}ocone brzegi...... 75o
ma W
on1no Wyborek oprawny " mocha miekk4
9oo skorke, z z@oconym tytulikiem
z}ocone brzegi. $50
!, z}c~ Wy66r oprawny W sk6rke Z oku-
brze, elem i klamerk9, z%loeone brzei
II .0c gi (gruby druk) ......... $3.50
|obno Wy66r najosobllwszyoh nabosehstw
Tie piekni, ma duchow9 pociechsi
ocone pozytek ludxi poboznych z r6za
$l.s5 nych ksl9x zebrsny; oprawny "
sk6rke, 2 koicrowym obrazkiem
sk6. ns ok.adce, ztocone brzegi (gru~
ty~ o. oruk)'
. soc
Wy6orek-oprawny W sk6rke, zlos
o ma. cone brzegl, z obrazkiem ma o.
,ych, k}adce z}oconym tytulikiem 45o
loco Wyoo, elk czyli krdtki spos6b naboa
brze- zehetwa codzienIego ola rzym.
. $50 sko.% katolik6w, z dodatkiem pie-
6ni, oprawny W sk6rke re zloco-
nyn, tytulikiem, czerwone brze:
<iem, q. o'c
60c
Vy6 orek-oprawny " sk6rke z{o-
rawie cone brzegi, re z}oconym tytus
cone }ik en-, z Okucler": j zameczo
{. coo klein ........ ........ $50
elska Wybortk-oprawny W miekka sk6r.
kiem, ky z z}oconymt 'tullkiem z}eo o
SOC ne brzegi... ...........eCo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-10

noscia go wydoby} 2 pod
rak w6ciek1ych oprawc6w.
Niezwfoczuie jednak kazaf 20
zwiazac i wtracic do wi7zie-
MIA.
W dniu tym fatalnym u
kaza}a sic wieczoaem pred
klasztorem zamknieta lektyka
i czterech tragarzy Hindus6w
pred Drama klasztorna. Gdy
zapad} zmierzch, otworzono
zamknieta brame. Wyszed} z
niej starry Suami z Arumuga-
mem W otoczeniu silnych
mezczyzn. Suami wsiad} do
palankinu; ksiecia wsunieto
do lektyki przemoca i zamk.
aieto drz wiczki je].
- Do Kol0mbo - wrzas-
nal p~rzewoduik, i pospiesz-
nym pedem pobieg(i tragarze
z zamknietym palankinem W
strone nora.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-10

cieczki, Arumugam popad} W
jeszcze wiekszy smutek, a
jednak Pan Bog tax madrze
wszystkiem pokierowa}, ze
skutek i pastepstwa tego wy
padku wysz}y mu ma dobre.
Arumugam zadal stanow.
czo cd Suamiego, ably mu
pozwoli} rozm6wic sic z przy-
by1ymi. Suami ME przycbyli}
sic do jego zadania. Sn,utek
lego zamieni} sic W gniew, a
roziatrzenie jego wzros}o gdy
zaki Brami6skie zacze}y wy.
d~rwiwac, jego przyjaz6 z
prostym i zwyczajnym s}uga
Biedny ksiaze ledwie sic zdo-
}a} p~ohamowac W swym gnie
vie.
" tenn zaczat jeden z Bra
min6w szydzic z religii
chrzeScija6skiej, a navel o6
mieli& sic bluznj6 przeciw
Nai6wietszej Fannie. lego jui
bylo "a wie)e. Oburzory ksia-
re krzykna} ma Bramina:
- Psi synu, ME twoje to
sfowa. M6wi przez ciebie SEA-
tan, piekielny tw6j pan, "a
co mu nalezyta dam zap}ate.
= To rzek}szy, pochwyci}
spory kamie6 i uderzy} MIN
W wie(ki posag Rramy, pred
kt6rym w}asnie cbaj sic byli
zatrzymali. Kamieh ugodzi}
W samo oblicze ba}wana i
roztrzaska{ potwornq twarz
jego ma drobne kawa}ki. Pc.
wstaly straszne okrzyki i
biadania. Wszyscy rzucilj sic
ma Arumugama, juz blysne{y
noze pc mad glowa jego, juz
got6w ma 6mierc poleca} sic
Naj6wietszej Fannie, gdy "
tenn Suami przypad} z trud'
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-10-26
Ice Cream Candy.

Tire pounds of coffee, sugar. one
fourth pound of butter, half tea
spoonful of cream of tartar Add as
much cold water as will dissolve the
sugar boil without stirring until it
will easily break when cropped in cold
water, and when done add eight drops
of lemon or vanilla Have dripping pan
well buttered and pour in the syrup
one-fourth inch thick When partly
cold if pulled till very white, it will
be like the ice cream candy found
at stands and candy shops.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-10-26
Halloween Game Free.

1t will interest both young and old
to know that great Halloween game
as well as a 16-page Joke Book and a
24-page magazine, will be given free
with every copy of Next Sundays New
York World. The game will afford
amusement at many jolly Halloween
parts. 1t cut-out printed in col
ors on heavy paper. It's a laugh-mak-
er. And so is the Joke Book, with its
wit humor, riddles, tricks, funny pic
lures and etc The World Magazine
is beautifully illustrated and filled with
interesting reading. Order Sunday
World today 1923.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-10-26

A nice lot OF Stock ewes for sale.
w-S-20-tf. GRAY SILVER.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-10-26
WERE MARRIED
LAST EVENING
Mr.. John w. kastle and Miss Maria
q. RiesIey Married "Wednesday
Evening.

Tt $50 o'clock Wednesday eve
ring Mr. John w kastle and Miss Mar
la b. Rigsby were married at the home
of the brides grandmother, Mrs Mar
ia Rigsby, East Burke street The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Dr. Woods in the presence of few
intimate friends. Following the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Kastle left on train
No. IA for the east TO enjoy their
honeymoon, and upon their return will
reside in the city Mr.. Kastle is a
well-known tailor in the city, and his
bride has long been recognized as a
leader in society.