davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-17

Bog z Tbb4, ks'a4eczka do naDoe
rozmiar 38x24 Gala ......l 10 l5c
Mwata Bogu, zbi6r najlepazego
nabozehstwa ! pie6pi kosciclnych,
rozmiaru 4x24 cali........ 45c
Lh.oaka Bogu oprawna " sk6rkeze
z}oconym tytulikiem, z}ocone
brzegl.. 6Oc
Gah,oata Bogu, " ozdobr'' bla}ej
oprawle z klamerka l}ocone
brzegl. -. 81 10
Chwata Bogu, oprawna W miekka
skorke re z}oconym tytulikiem,
z@ocone brzegi............ SIC
Chuata: Bogu, oprawna W miekka
sk6rke, z zloconym tytulikiem j
zameczkiem, wewnatrz ia okladce
krzyzyk z per}oxej mac:cY l.5o
Dunina Ksi9ika do ~nabozehstwa
ola wszystkich katcliAdw, opra.
VIVA W sk6rke. z}ocone brzegi ?
z}cconym tytullkiem ...$l.M
Clos Serca- z duzym drukiem.
oprawna W sk6rke, okuciem j
zameczkiem, z z}oconym tytuli"
klein. z}ocons trzegi.. ..$l-o0
Clos Serca-Zblor mod}6w j pie6n
ola dusz poboznych e duzym
drukiem) oprawne W sk6rke. Z
z}oconym tvtulikiem, z}ocone
brzcgi ...... SOC
Ieriy nabo&e4stwa-Z modlitwami
6w. Alfonso ma czesG Najswiet4
sz-j Fanny Maryi nleustajacej
pomocy. Ksi2zeczka oprawna W
moena skdrke, z kolorowym o.
brazkiem ma ok}adcc, z 24oconym
tytulikicm, z}ocone brzegl. SOC
Perty nabo&ehsteoa - oprawna W
miekka sk6rke Z ozdobami, z}o.
oenym tytuliklem, z}ocone brze.
-..... 81 zoe
PERU m0bo1ek st,ca w ozdobno
miekklej sFdrkowej orrawie z
>foeonym tytulik,em, zfocone
brzegi... 1926
Skarb d,1szy-w elcganckiej sk6.c
rzanej oprawie, z z}oconym ty~
tulikiem, z}ocone brzegi.... soc
Skar6 duszy-Zbi6r najlepszego ma
bozehstwa i pleSni koscielnych,
k~siazeczka ola m}odziezy, cpraw"
ma W angie,sk4 skdrke, z z}oco-
nym tytulikiem, czerwone brze.'
Skar1 dus@y-oprawna " m1ekka
& sk6rke Z z}oconym tytulikiem,
/. z}ocone brzegi.. coo
Marb dxszy-w miekkiej oprawie
z}oconym tytulikiem, z}oconc
brzegi... coo
Skor6 duszy-oprawna " angielskaa
sk6rke. z}oconym tytulikiem,
z}ocole brzegi.. soc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-17
KSIAZKI DO NABOZENSTWA
DO NA6YCIA
ksiegarni W iarusa.
1873 E.. 3-rd Str,
&a=EfA.*it4 ~
WfnOna, Mimi.

s @#-f' ..a.-8 "@f! IT,. .5.r-g@ FE
Skurds dussy- -oprawna ", sk6rke
z1oconym tytulikiem z okuciem
izameczk:am, z}ocone brzeg1 600
Str6z Chrze6cienina Katolika
zbi6r modlitw i piesni s}u1aeY
ola dusz poboznyoh rozmiaru
5x3{ cali W sk6rkowej oFrawie
re z4oconym tytulikiem, z{ocone
brzegi.. 500
Ani0t Str0&-w sk6rkowej oprawisz
okuciem j klamerkq, re zloco.
nym tytulikiem, ~z}ocone brze~
gl........ $'.OV
Amidt Str6t -oprawny W mocn4
%francuska skdrke,. g'etkie ok}ad~~
XII, ztocone brzegi, re z}oconym
tytuIikiem 80. $l.s5
Ami6t Str0&-Oprawny " moona
%francuska skdrke, miekk,e ok}ad1
XII, zfocone brzegi re z}oconym
tytuligiem.............. $3.50
Zbiorek mod1itw ola czionk6w A.
stolstwa Sores Jezusowego, o.
prawny W sk6rke angielska,
czerwonc brzegi, z z@oconym ty-
tullklem $l.O0
Wiamek ku czci Najswietsze;; Mary
Fanny z r64nych nabozenstw ue
witty, oprawny W sk6rke, z}ooos
ne brzegi, z zfooonym tytullkiem
z okuciem klamerk9 s5
Wyborek-oprawny- ozdobnie "
miekka sk6rke z zlooonym tytu.
likiem %z}ocone brzegi..... 75c
Wy6orek oprawny " mocn3 miekka
sk6rke, z z}oconym tytulikiem
zfocone brzegi............ $50
Wy16r oprawny " sk6rke' : okp-
elem i klamerka, z}ocone brzei
81 (gruby druk). sl.50
Wyb6r najosobllwszych naboiehstw
piesni, ma duchowa pooiechei
pozytek ludzi poboznych Z r61a
nyeh kslaegg zebrsny; oprawny "
sk6rke, z koiorowym obrazkiem
ma ok.adce, z}ocone brzegi (gru-
b. ruk.
Wy6orek-,oprawny " sk6rke, z}o.
cone brzegl, z obrazkiem ma o.
k}adce i z}oconym tytulikiem $50
Wy6o. elk czyli kr6tki spos6b naboa
zenstwa codzienrego ola rhyme
sko. katolik6w, Z dodatkiem pie~
6ni, oprawny W sk6rke re zloco-
nym tytulikiem, czerwone brze:
gl.- Sic
W1rek-oprawny " sk6rke zio
cone brzegi, re: z}oeonym tytus
Xix EN-, z okucler' i zamecza
klein. ........ $50
Wy6orek-oprawny W miekk4 sk6r.
ke Z z}oconymt 1tullkiem z}e co
ne brzegi....< ............6l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-17

lUS". Jzwar1teealka.a dnis, ]: lego u
VIII j przez to- Gala
ola ko6oiola utraci},
fjako tez Leonowi Kill, kt6ry
byl ma. dobr 81. d 1''l odzys-
KAMA takowej pc trzech wie-
kach rozlaki,: ie6liby uzna}
wazno6c swieced .anglikah.
[skich pastor6w, czego iednak
Ezrobic ME m6gf pc przepro-
Ewadzeniu g~runtownych stu
[dy6w historycznych co do.
tel materyi.
Fanatykami wobec opor-
|tnnist6w So: Plus TX i iego
nastepny ma Sto]icy Swietej
"a to, ~ ME zgodzili sic ma
tabor Rzymu, zas1aniaiac sic
zawsze argu1aentem, &e Pam
stwo Ko6eielne jest dziedzict-
VEN sw. Piotra, kt6rem roz'
porzadzac sic jako osobista
w}asnoscja ME maja praw.
Wszelkie ~.dogmatyczne:
Non ]possumus!" (Nie mo-
ge), tt6rem Plus x. valley
IL pseudoli5eralizmem i mo-
(dermizmem ,~ekskomunika, la
ka zmuszony: byi rzuci6 ma
ks. Loisy Duchomene'n a
Tyrrel'a we Francyi ma:
Mur1iego we Wloszech, W
oczach wielu beda przejawa-
mi fanatyzmu. [ gdyby CT
fludzie zyli W pierwszych VIE
kach chrzescia6stwa, z pew.
no6cia uwa3aliby "a fanaty::
|k6w meczenhik6w, co ola
b}shej rzeczy; zjak rzucenie
kilku ziarnek kadzid}a pred
|posagiem b6zka, naraza]i
siebie ma 5mierc niechybna.,
Najgoretsze .przywiazanie
do WARY katoickiej nigdy W
Efanatyzm sic ME przerodzi,
p6ki bedzie szczere ME od-
Ida. sic ia us}ugi polityki.
Fanatyk bowiem chce swoje
religi]ne pre-
Emoca i gwa&tem drugim ma,
rzucic, ale i'm gorliwszy ka-
tolik tembardziej .ceni kle]-
Fnot wolnosci sumienia i Mig
Idly sic takiego 6redka irnat
Enie bedzie. Gorliwych, u.
f~Swiadomionych :.katolik6w
.Ew6r6d Polak0w - niestety
+ ME wielu, <lecz bodaj lesz'
[cze mniej fanatyk6w. Niema
wiec czego~ sic obawiac.
Uczcie sic pc angielsku !
Wvuovumu Was 1iatOwniQ.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-17
Ksss ssNs " 49,
Fana q q. Fanatycy

Fana l jl \, Fanatycy. a ~
. sgsN .ss,. wi
Poa alr 2 q. wszelkie slime lat
.przeiecie sie*idea lub uczu- 10,
Glenn, wezelkie; income try WV
mamie sic xasady skIonni les ro;
te6myz fanatyzmem miano. n;t
wac, Tax mp. m6wimy, ze tes
zch}op " fanatyznie przywia. W;
=zany de ziemi, ze kto6 Jest no
fanatykiem socyalizmu tip. We
Naicze6ciei iednak spoty'
kamy 4 s aiaa, 2 !. nazwa fanatyzmu ko
" dziedzinie WARY i jej re- pc:
wnatrzpych :przejaw6w. O rel
tyme to religgijnym fanatyzmie no
;m6wit .hesdee. Tow
W poieciu tenn tkwi zaw' raj
sze, uieemna cecha 70 wzieto6ci, WI
jednostronno6ci, 2a6lepienia gle
a czesto okruciedstwa. Kla- jail
sycznym przykladem fana' ka
tyzmu religijnego, i to W mai AL
-goeszyymn gatunku, by}o pre-: oh
eladowanie chrzescian W
pa6stwie rzymskin przez lat tes
..trzysta, sekts Assasyn6w IL sta
ba6skich pod wodza Starca z XII
!g6ry i ro]zszerzenie sig lila no
mu przex Arah6w, dzierza9 kin
cych~ Koran. W, jednej, a nix
NIECE W drugiej rece. re
Historycy jednak bardzo tel
mafo zaimuja sic stym Gym. try
nym, nastepujacym fanatyz. ka
mem, a. prawia nam az do c6'
znudzenia 0 woinach religii~ wi
nych w6r6d narod6w chrze6- ny
cia6skich, o fanatyzmie VIE ivy
Z; k6w 6rednich, a zw1aszcza o icy:
surowym sadie mad heretY. Oh
kami i katuszami, kt6re mai re
niesluszniei ma bark 1y<
Inkwizycyi k}ada, utozsa. wi
miajac niejako fanatyzm zfgie
katolicyzmem. Gle
Bezstronna howiem histo- stv
rya wskazuje nam przeciw pr,
ME, 10 zaprowadzenie Ink ma
wizycyi W XIII wieku przez rzt
jednego z .najwiekszych pa wi
piezy, Inocenteg, III, bylo dy
zapobiezeniem potepienia ME- IN
winnie O herezye posadzo- nil
snych przez oddanie eadowi
znawc6w jakimi bvli i 50 re-
tylko ksieza, zanim zast6so~ ma
wana do Mich zostanie Gala tel
surowo6t 6wczesnego prawa i !
karnego. nj
=lIistorya wykazuje ze mad. pc
u32ycia okrueiehstwa 1nkwi- Wy
~ 81 ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-17

80
- J. ,,.WIAl
tenn, poglqdy to przenosi,
" sfere zycia rodzlnnego,
m;anujac fanatyzmem i bigo-
terya wszelki ~gorliwszy oh.
Jaw WARY, wszelkie konsek-
lwentne trzymanie sic, zasad
katolicYzmu. :
TAX W przekonaniu wielu
fahatykiem jest katolik, GEES
ito przystepujacy do Komu-
nil Swietej, fanatykiem = Oh
=
|ciec, kt6ry ~sprowadzaiac GU
dzoziemke ola uczenia swych
dziecj obcych jezyk6w zada
koniecznie, ably by}a kato-
liczkq, fanatykiem = milo.
dzieniec kszta}cacy kt6ry
sic wzbrania bywa6 ma
wyk}adach religii, uczesz.
czac ma naboze6stwa obcego
sobie wyznania, choe sic
przez to w1adzy szk6lnej ma"
raza j stopie6 z postepowa-
|nia, a z MIN nieraz i dalsza
(karyere swoia psuje; fanaty'
klein wreszcie = co ME zga.
|dza sic bye .ojcem chrzest.
nym dziecka chrzconego ME
po katolicku, choc 20 o to
prosi dobry znajomy i prey
|jacieI, a tembardziei, kto ME
przy]muje "a kmotra inno-
twiercy, chloe sic ten sam o
to naprasza,
| Do jakiego stopnia wzgle.
Idly towarzyskie z%aciemniaja
elementarne zasady katolic-
kje u ludzi, nalezacych do
klasy inteligentnej, moze wy
kazac rrzykfad nastepujacy:
Kilka lat temu zgfosifa sic
lido mnie iona inzyniera, pre-.
szac O chrzcenie dziecka,
kt6rego ojcem chrzestnym
miaf bye karaim (zyd), uza.
sadniajac to divine zadanje
zacno6cia tego ostatniego i
stosunkami przyjazni. Wszel-
kie a%rgumenty locgs g ka-
nonicz,,e i narodowe, jakich
uzy}em. ME zdo}aiy jej pre-
konac, wysz}a zgorszona mo
!! ia stanowcza odmowa i praw-
dopodobnie oburzajac sic ma
tm6j fanatyzm.
A juz naibardziei zarzut
fanatyzmu sciaga ma siebie
kaplan, gdy odmawia ro-
zgrzeszenia ma spowiedzi, ME
chce zezwolic ma Stub katoli.
ka lub katoliczki W, zborze
Eprotestanekim, ma nabozeh'
stwo. zalohne. "a tych, co "
.ljawnej z Ko6ciolem rozteree
zeszli z tego 6wiata, ma grze'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-17

zyoyi, o jakich W dziejacf
czytamy, odnosza sic do Ink
wizycyi hiszpa6skiej, Q 20)(
lat p6zniej przez kr6l6w zafo'
zonej j W celacb polityeznyeE
wyzyskiwanej, a przeciw kt9.
rel sami papjeze wielokroot'
: ME, choG bezskutecznie pro
testowali, ze by}a ona skrzy
) wieniem jnstytucyi dobre.'
podobnie jak sic z Krzy2act'
wem stale.
i Historya wykazuje, ze co
j kOlWlekbadz ZarZuclc mOzns
: polityce papiezy, W sprawaclh
} religii zajmowali zawsze sta
Q nowisko obronne DO PREY
I6wczesnej krewko6ci cha
: rakter6w heretyk stawa{ sic
!, wnet buntownikiem i wro~
a glenn porzadku spo4eczuego
: iak dis anarchi6ci ! boj6w'
: ka, co sic juz przejawi}o U
'Albigenz6w i Lutr6w (wojns
: ch1opska).
HISTORIC wykazuje, 10 pro
t testaniyzm zwykle przeciw'
:. ~stawiony KoScio}owi katolic
kiemu, jake szerzyciel VOL
no6ci i tolerancyi, wcale ia
): kim ME byl, ze Luter, mai
niemi1osierniei zacheca1 de
rzezi zbuntowanych (wsku'
tex swych w}asnych dok'
: tryn) ch}opow, ze Kalwir
+. ka2al przesz1o 60 innowier'
0 cow spalic ma stosie W Gene
= wie, re Gustav Adolf, glow
j. ny czynnik 80 letniej wojny
= wyladowal rzekomo W inten'
0 cyi bronienia protestant6w
choc 60 Mkt ME wzywa} a "
!. rzeczy samej ola podboja ca
i |4ych Niemiec, kt6remi pra'
J. wie zawladn4}, re kr6) an
zFgielski Henryk VIII, osobis'
[cie ma papieza rozgniewany
i. ~stworzy{ apglikanizm, kt6ry
prze7 niego samego i prze'
: nastepc6w lego gwattem nj
rzucony zosta} narodowi, {
: wierna. katolicyzmowi Irlan'
0 dya przez 300 lat najciezszt
j. znosic mueia}a przesladowa
mia "a Ware.
IL Ale O tenn wszystkiem pod
q reczniki szkolne, wzorowane
= najcze6ciej ma dzie}ach pro
a testancki:h, ME w%spominaj
a i mlodziez. ksztalcaca sic nj
mich ma Gale zycie pozostaj
/. pod wrazeniem tych falszy
: 'wych poglad6w. Me dose n;
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-11
ORIGIN OF THE MOON.
Modern Theories Hold That Satellite
= Was scooped from Ocean, !,
(Kansas CITY Starr

For the origin Of our moon, La.
places majestic >nebular hypothesis
necls slight modification. Sir George
H. Darwin, In. his theory of tidal evo-
luton. traces back the earth-noon
system to a hot. oblate, sphere covered
with a solid crust some SIS miles thick,
This as vet moonless planet may be
terrific speed in a period of. five of
our hours. Tides, created by the sun
and the acceleration of rotation, caus-
ed q weakening Of the centrifugal
force. and at d critical point this in
stability ovcrcame' gravitation and
some, 5000 million cubic miles of mol
ten matter were sundereI from the
earth, and hurled outward to revolve.
in proximity to the parent planet. /.
Now. when we scan the earth atten.
lively for indications that may con-
firm this origin. we are confronted
with many instructive facts. Prof. W.
H. Pickering has shown that If the
earth he viewed from a distance in
space. directly above a point 1000
miles northeast OF New Zealand the
land areas that compass this waste of
waters, are Disposed In an almost per-
feet circle. This roughly circular
chasrn. the Pacific, is mor eloquent
Of the creation epic of u moon than
written volumes.
That the great oceans which cover
the earth are permanent in place is
evident from the fact hat the average
height of the land above sea level is
about $3.50 feet, while the average
depth OF the lei and oceans Is 49,
$50 feet. Thus the average depth Of
the water is over six times the mean
elevation Of the land.
A strong argument for the per-
manence Of the continents ID the fact
that no marine deposits of any one
geologic; period extend over an ap-
nreciable portion of each continent.
This should have been the case If
they were once covered with oceans
for any length OF; time. and the fail
tlre Of such continuity .of marine fos-
sils is proof Of the Immunity of the
land from past ~suhmersion.
Mr.. Osnond Fisher has shown that
observations made with the pendulum
on islands proved the suboceanis
crust to be both thinner; and .denser
than tho crust under the continents.
the present. ocean basins these later
would BE thinner than the continental
crust, but would solidify and become
compact when the water 5vapor in the
air condemned and ran into the basins.
To the silvery orb that 5illunines
earth's dark. night. then. we owe not
only our ~tide3rbut our vast and deep
oceans themselves. TO her we, owe al
so the more,Ss important continental
areas on which high typessof mainalih
could evolve..s For without thefflatter
habitat we must ever have reInained
collectively as well as Individually
Of q very low order Of mental-deyetpp.
ment. q rae of cOld-blooded fishes, Of
at least .amphibians. ~
The ancient dwellersst in Already
boosted that their beatiac race came
Into existence before the moon her.
self, but they We're probably ignorant
Fof the period they claimed for their
ancestry. They nus needs have
mounted back IN time some s 4. 1000, 900
years. in.-Hhichc asettheir-raee N Guild
DO hallowed indeed by prelunar anti.
guilty.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-11

New York, Oct. 6.-Jim Thorpe, the
,Sac snd Fox Indian. of Olympic games
and football fame. who has spent the
summer learning professional. baseball
under the tutelage of Johns..J. Nc
GraW. is beginning to show signs OF
developing into q, big league player.
Although he has done little toward
tional League: pennant of: 1913 since
he signed a New York club contract
Thorpe has not wasted his time spent
upon the players bench: According
tohothcr members OF the club the In
d:an"will, be ready to break into fast
company before the middle Of the
-s14 season II he continues to i'm
prove next spring at the pace he has
been maintaining in the past few
Thorpe; proved. absolutely, green. so
far as big league baseball was con-
cerned. when he Joined the Giants
$ training. squad at Marlin. springs.
Texas. early in the spring. Aside from
his national athletic proves AMI the
ability to drive out tremendous. hits
when he could hit the ball. he was
the yeriest kind. of a'@."trookie..''' He
showed McGraw, however. that he
was willing and eager to learn. and
he has. been n Of the hardest work
ely OuIA1e oil LIE QIdSllCo 6esSJOIlS OI
the Giants. He developed surprising
speed on the bases and field and
throws 1T excellent style. His one
weakness is inability to wait for q
GOOD ba!i'when a I bat. Thorpe as yet
.aas, not overcome the fault of swing
Ing at .everytll-nE ..
One Of the veterans of the team. in
disedssins Thorpe said recently: The
indian Ii q wonderful natural athlete:
a fine. companionable. team mate, and
has the making. Of .. great ball. play
season on the bench and has shown
t;nnore' Improvement than any OF the
, green recruits. Just rs soon 10 he
learns to make the pitcher pnt the
ball In the groove before hitting ct It
he will b sready tor the big game. st
wouldn't surprise me II he. got into
the regular line-ttp before midseascn
next year. When McGrawl thinks he
Is ready> the Indian will get, his chance.
and lisa hundred e one that he
proves a sensation. Mac isn't noted
for holding onto youngsters who
haven'tig got something
Fencing Federation.
A meettng>>for the, rnrmation Of an
be held in Paris in November, and a
provisioned COMMITTEES has been APP
pointed to- prepare and submit ) pros
posals to the delegates from the vari-
GUS national associations Interested. 1t
rs stated that the proposed federation
will prove Of much assistance. in ar
{ ranging international ,tournamenta
I and universal code for the conduct
ing 81, fencing throughout the world.
. At the present time there is q wide
; divergence OF opinions and rules in re-
lation to the fine points Of the sport.
One; aof. tho principal tasks Of the
federation, II 1t is formed. viii he "a
s~taridardtzes the definition Of an anna.
l-teur-in. feneine::. provide for the. con:
troll Of competitors during information,
Al meets. and provide regulations fol
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-11

ment 1t could hardly be termed q nov
city in American golf, for Miss Dor
othy Campbell captured first honors in
this event in 1909. and 1910. The
present American champion, Miss
Margaret Campbell, will have achiev-
ed honors little short Of those which.
crown F'rancis Ouimet if she can.
triple attack Of the English challengs
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-11

Poor Poet Kemp of Kansas. Being
an experienced affinity, he could stand
the potato pairing, but t%wenty-one
days at hard labor!
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-11
10 Row. eft " light Thorn. .Bhs nk Barry shnG Davis E. Murphy Walsh n%xO
anMA Nn b. sha h. A~Msa Bottom Row. IM onhs Mhnhc mhs hmkx Baker, Collins onE

EX-Ambassador Wilson is going to Even TO- Secretary Garrison might
write a book upon his xperences admit that III enlisted men of the
|Stll. most OF us know hat it is to Iarmy are al goo men as cn be had
be fired. for he money.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-11

1t is not unlikely also that some of
the small fry will pad their incom.es
to get their names in the income tax
list.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-08
LEGISLATOR WHO RESIGNED RATHER THAN SIT
WITH MEN WHO'D LET WOMEN BE ovERWoRKED

sides being that, he is a union
machinist, working man and a
real human being.
When Keegan introduced his
48-hour bill for women workers,
he made an impassioned speech
to the, house.
MY mother" he told the legis-
lators, never saw the inside of a
laundry or factory, and she is liv-
ing at 80 My wife did work in
those places. and she-has passed
away" :
S To the legislature came flock
the suave, oily lobbyists of the
Gamers. They drew the mem
-bers aside and whispered to them
in corners. They told them that
Keegan's bill would kill the to-
mate industry of the state.
Tomatoes ripen so fast" they
would explain. '4And if that bill
is passed, we won't be able to get
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friend, says the jale keeper
$50 he says he is rudolf myers,
and his wife stuck him for IS dol
lers a month alimony for life.
as he expects to live anyway 40
years, he fggered this would set
him back about 10000 dollers
by staying in jale 8 months
and saving himself 10000 dollers,
he would be making moneyat the
rate of $4,000 dollers year,
which was more than he had ever
been able to make before -
the jailer, he said he got the
dope all right only he hadent re-
ceived~no order from the sheriff
for rudolf's arrest, and he could
ent take no bearders without or
ders from the sheriff
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indianapolis, Mar. 8.-Repre-
sentative John ]. Keegan is the
hero of the working men and
women of Indiana today.
For Keegan did what the
standpatters call anarchistie and
real human beings fine business.
He went on strike, walked
out" of the Legislature, when that
body of patriots amended his 49,
hour bill for women workers to
81 hours.
And by so doing, Keegan won
for the women of Indiana what he
had been unable to win for them
on the floor of the house. The
day after he struck, the house
amended the 54-hour amended
bill to so hours, only two hours
more than he demanded. Keegan
thinks that is a pretty fair VIC
tory as strikes go.
~ Kaaor,r &c q Dosnocrof h,ft he
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my goodness, what am going
to do, says rudolf, i have quit my
job for 8 months and given up
my boarding place, i'd like to
know where j am going to stay
tonight if i cant get into this jale
guess you will have to go to
hotel, says the hard-harted jailer,
you don't get a cell nor a cup of
coffy in this place till you get
your regler papers
so rudolf couldent get in, and
he went away with his suitcase,
growing and swearing sumthing
terrable -
but the next day his papers
come from the sheriff, and now he
is a regler member of the club
johnny
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-09-18
CLASS J.

Mekune Forwarding win give the
best loaf OF
McKune company Harvest flour for the
best loaf OF either county
cune Forwarding will optlmo for the
best loaf Of bread made from that flour county
The baby cab for the
most perfect baby six mont old
Waters the Photograph offers
ond prize for the perfect baby
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-09-18

ge Horne the Variety Store offers
hfyx dishes first premium for the best display OF
81 pork by
Lowenstein Mercantile company ladies' IS
Il TO- either county by
- Elite Jewey gold brooch for the best dis
~ crochet work by lady from either county
oksHeppler will give nysix piece din
~ for the best embroidery work from either county
s kune Forwarding company King coal for the
~ display OF fancy
~ New York will pair $500 ladies' shoes for
display pillows made by not less than four
H|nber,
ss. First Second. Third.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-09-18

SEPTEMBER
1880 m-Ban picked from either county
winners OF the first - 1000
$500 m--Three- eghths mile dash enter.
start, entrance 10 OF
split 60, 20 and 10 1000
mile boys under fifteen
OF ponies IA hands high,
10 Of five enter,
three money split 80. 25 and 10
cent - 80 2bOO
Relay race. n miles, ahd
county % rom
county. five side,
u mile. split rs and 20 5000
SEPTEMBER IS
80 D. m-Bal between Carbon County High School
Emery Stake Academy - 5000
$500 m.-wnd race. split so. 25 15
cent - 80 bOOO
Buoking contest split rs and rs cent 5000
Roping contest. money split rs and sb cent 5000
and from either Carbon
Emery county
prizes offered information
the superntend
ent Speed. T. @ WINNER. Green River. Utah.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-09-18
DEPARTMENT "E"
MACHINERY.

supervisor-John Potter
machinery implements
either outside OF the premium
judges will appointed Every opportunity however
b afforded splendid show every facility
Drs display their implements
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-09-18

SUPERINTENDENT HOWhTds
Best display OF coal - Ribbon Ribbon
Best display OF any other
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-09-18
AMUSEMENT PROGRAM.
SEPTEMBER 2s.

1880 p. m-Ba game between picked Emery and
Carbon counties 80
$500 m-Free for ALL trot pace. five enter
start half mile heats. best In three
entrance fee 10 per Of purse. money split
60. 20 and 10 per cent 90 go
Running race. half mile five enter three TO
start entrance fee 10 per OF the purse,
money split CO. 20 and 10 per 80 go 80
Quarter mile dash. five enter. three start.
fee 10 per OF the purse. money
split co. rs and 10 per cent 80 -
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-09-18

The Price Commercial painting
at $4,000 to the school having the best display s