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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-04-07
INTERESTING PROGRAM.

The section contest of the orator
ical league of Ada county. held in
the High school gymnasium, last
Friday night was decided success.
OF the fourteen schools in our sec
tion, only five were represented,
making Is contestants, all of whom
did their very best. The program
was as follows:
THE Dead Pussy Cat''-Reola Bid
dick, Meridian; Vernon Waits, Us
tick.
Washing Behind My Ears"-Blaine
Hoalst, Ustick; James Cato. Merid-
IAN, Helen Clawson, Ten Mile.
Song, 1.-The Ballad of the Little Red
Hen" Primary.
THE Flag Goes By."Mildred Waits.
Ustick; Robert Dutton, Meridian.
Songs, Third Grade.
The Baffled Champion" Mary
Maynard, Meridian; Hazel Clawson,
Ten Mile; Mel Carpenter, Locust
Grove.
Jessie Madden, Locust Grove.
Cradle Song, Fourth Grade.
I'm the Morning Hilt, Rem
ington; Sophia Lurchirksen. Ten
Mile; Helen McAllister, Meridian;
Jessie Madden, Locust Grove.
THE Fairy of Beautiful Dreams"
THE Eskimo" songs by Fourth
grade.
"OhSs Captain, My Captain" n"-Haz-
Ell SundelI, Locust Grove; Lulu Tay-
lor. Ustick: Bessie Shook. Meridian;
Anna Lurchinksen, Ten Mile.
The judges, the Misses Holt, Tur-
ner, and thinner man, ,rmof12345 78
ner, and Zimmerman, from Boise,
selected as the successful contest
ants:
Primary, serious. Reola Biddick.
Meridian.
Primary, humorous, James Cato,
Meridian.
intermediate. serious, Robert
Dutton, Meridian.
intermediate, humorous, Mary
Maynard, Meridian.
Grammar, serious, Hazel Sundell,
Locust Grove.
Grammar, humorous, Lee Hit.
The county contest will be held in
Mridian on May 9Th, in which there
Will be both musical and oratorical
contestants.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-04-07
TELLS OF POISON PLANT.

Regarding the so-called wild pars-
nip, the poison of which caused the
death of the Gilbert child here last
week, DR.. G. L. Dutton has received
the following from Floyd w Gail,
assistant professor of botany, Uni
versity of Idaho, to whom he had
sent samples of the plant:
This plant belongs to the Umbel-
liferae family, the genus and species
being Cicuta vagans. 1t is popularity
known as water hemlock, poison
hemlock, and, as you call it, wild
parsnip.
Regarding the isolation of the
poisonous active principles, you
might write DR.. Carl L. Won Ende,
head of the department of chmistry,
University of Idaho.
This plante is very poisonous,
both the stem and leaves, and espec-
tally the underground parts. This is
true for stock and also for humans. "
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-04-07
Expert Tester Secured.

A meeting of the directors Of the
newly organized Boise Valley Cow
Testing Association was held here
Tuesday Among the matters con
sidered was the selection of testing
expert and the position has been Of
fered to a man named Harder who is
employed in the same line of work in
the eastern part of the state. 1t is
Endersteods that there, is no doubt
but what he will accept the offer and
he will probably be here ready for
work within the next few days
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-04-07
RESIGNATION A SURPRISE.

The recent resignation of William
Howell from the board of county
commissioners came as a distinct
surprise to the people of Ada county
although it has been quite generally
known that he was not able to work
in harmony with the other members
of the board. Edward Smith, of
Boise, has been appointed to the pos
ition by the governor to fill the posi-
tion left vacant Mr. Howell's res
ignation.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-04-07
Total

At the Republican convention for
Meridian Precinct held here Thurs
day night the following we're sell
ected as delegates to the county
convention to be held at Meridian
April 11th:
A. L. Hancock, Jack Garrett, John
Waggoner, and Allen Wilcox; alter
mates, E. F. Hunt. Rolly Howry,
Homer Tolleth and w. H. Johns.
The delegates go to the convention
uninstructed.
w. H. Johns acted as chairman of
the precinct meeting and Allen Will
cox as secretary.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-04-07
MEET HERE TUESDAY
Republicans of Ada County Accept
Invitation to Hold Convention
In Meridian.

The Boise Capital News of last
Saturday said:
BY the direction of the Ada county
Republican central committee at its
meeting yesterday afternoon there
will be seated in the Meridian county
convention April IL, to elect dele
gates to the state convention at Twin
Falls April 20, total of 142 del
egates, or one delegate to every so
votes or fraction thereof cast in each
precinct at the last general election
for Congressman Addison T. Smith.
These delegates will be elected either
by primary where 1t is practicable,
each precinct determining whether
such primary is held and If it is de-
cided primary is impractcable then
the precinct committeeman shall de-
determine how such delegates shall
be elected.
All delegates to the county conven-
ton must be elected in the precincts
next Thursday, April 6, and certified
to the county chairman on or before
April 8th. The county convention
is on the following Tuesday and OPP
ems at o'clock in the afternoon.
Colonel Marsters and John Baird of
Meridian both addressed the county
committee on behalf of Meridian and
assured the committee that Meridian
would see that the delegates are en-
tertained, furnished a hall and af-
forded every convenience.
The apportionment of delegates by
precincts to the county convention
under the action taken by the county
committee follows:
Precinct Delegates
Boise No. 1, 6; 2, 8; 8, z; 4, A;
S, 8; 6, 3; Z, s; 8, a; 8. z; 10
6; IL, 8; IL, A; 13, s; IA, 6;
Is, 6; 16, 4 IT, e.. 80
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-04-07

G. A. Roger has commenced work
on a large barn and buggy shed eA
his ranch 2 miles east of town.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-21
S(RUlTl---MAClELh
Wedding of Popular Young Folks 40
Home of Iirlds la i'ric-.

Tho marriage af Robert ,. schultz
aud Miss B.Esie Aiieen Marl.san took
place nt the home OF the brides par
ents yesterday morning 40 1880
O'Clock. Rev, Oscar Smith uf the
Methodist church officiating. The
wedding was a quiet one. only the
m 'mbers of the brides family being
witnesses of the ceremony. After a
sumptuous wedding breakfast the
young couple departed On IN. after
noon train for Salt Lake City a.. spend
short honeymoon and meet the
groom'H mother from California. at
ter which they viii he at home at
Black Hawk. where Mr.. schultz II
employed by the United States Fuel
company.
Monday evening shower was
given for the bride-tn-b- by the Soro-
ris and ON Tuesday evening "A num-
her of her friends gave shower AT
which time IN" received a number III
useful and valuable gifts. The Sun
with host ct their friends extend
congratulations a. the young people
Al kinds Of bicycle sundries al
GOodmanH repair shop.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-21
SUNNYSIDE HAPPENINGS
News Notes and Personals From
Big Coal Camp.

The Art Embroidery club met at the
home OF Mrs. &. ~. Fahring Saturday
afternoon. The members present
were Mrs John Littiejohn. Mrs N. ~
Detweiler. Mrs George Smith. Mrs.
Edward Brcnncr. Mrs. Leo Bcckstead,
Mrs A. W. Dowd. Mrs. A. u. Iiadley,
Mrs. ". ~. Holmes and the hostess
Mrs g. ~. Fahring. The Misses Eliz-
absth Hadley. Laura bradley and Az
mes I.assen OF Salt Lake city wcre
guests OF the club.
Mrs. u. n. Spencer of Salt Lake City
IL the guest of Mrs. a. w. DOwd. Few
erai social functions are planned Tor
her while here.
Mr. and Mrs. Werner A. Powell and
Mr. and Mrs. George v. Wells spent
the Fourth at Range Greek
Mrs otto Hurton has left Tor "a two
weeks visit with relatives and friends
at sprlnRyiilc.
Miss Hazel Nichols Of Mt Pleasant
and Thomas curry of sunnysidc wer.
married NJ Price the forepart of an.
week. Mr.. and Mrs. curry viii make
their home az sunnyside.
Miss Agnes i.aasen and Laura
bradley uf Salt Lake city are spend
Ing their vacation az Sunnyrlde. tho
guests of Dr. and Mrs. &. AZ. FhhrinE.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George A. Nixon %
Price and Miss Josephine Madr.n %
Provo were the guests of Mrs. Werner
A, Powell last sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. samuel DuEmore aud
4. y. llopkinHon motor.d a. Price aud
spent the Fourth AZ the guests uf AIR.
and Mrs A. W. Horsiey.
| Miss tibelle Graham of Vlghfield
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-21

per cent Of it, passenger business az
bingham and PARK CITY. The same
thing has happened at Price and at
other points along the line in Eastern
Utah.
This morning real live porcupine |
was captured In the barment OF the
Resort pool haii by the proprietor,
Jack Rule. When corncred the ami
NAL put up a nasty fight for his lib
erty. He was placed I'm barrel and
may be seen by those who wish to
look him over. The animal must
have wandered into town from the
hills. as he was seen Thursday night
on Main street by some boys Being
a member OF the original family Of
quill pushcrs TO settle in Utah u u
thought he might have b.cn interest
ed In the game NJ baseball that has
been talked Of between the quill
pushcrs of Helper and Price and may
have come down To- witness the con
test
Railroad tickets must be presented
by the purchasers within the time linn
u specified by the carrier 20 boz hon
ored. according Co decision given bv
the interstate commerce commission
In the case at w 4. curl ~ Salt Lake
city against the Salt Lake Route.
curl took advantage uf the excursion
rates e. the Pacific Coast last winter
and failed e. return within the time
specified on the ticket. due To- wash.
outs. when the return portion uf the
ticket was presented u was not hon
ored Tor passage and Curl paid the
one-way fare amounting to thirty
dollars. The Salt Lake Route has
been notified that the commission has
ruled against refund OF the thirty
dollars. hut has authorized refund
Of ten dollars for the unused ticket
Secretary George, 4. storrs Of the
Hay State Mining company states that
the force at the company's property
In American Fork Canyon II To- be In.
creased at once and that three SHIFT,
will be employed In driving the lowci
tunnel The work II being done I,
get under ore exposed In the uppci
workings. and about a hundred ant
thirty feet will have TO be driven Z,
make the connection. The company
ground adjoins the Miller nm. whcr'
ore was recently struck within Few
feet Of the Hay states Iron KIM
claim. Storra who IL general man
aver Of the Spring Canyon Coal com
pany. has interested with him In th'
Hay State several Carbon county PEG
pie. That the property has Huci
good prospects Co become a produce
will be- welcomed M good news b,
them.
Saturday afternoon party com
posed OF Alton Wilson. dilemma Gun
dcrron. Ruth Miiiburn. Grace faus
ctt and Carlos Uundcrson In the Gun
dcrron ear. went To- the diversion dan
above Price Co 60 In bathing. Carlo
driving the ear. On entering the wa
, ter nj the dam. which " very swift y
. the overflow. the Wilson girl an
. dilemma Ound.rHon had narrow ~
, cape from drowning. Luckily. youn
/, Carlos saw them ~ under and mad
!. jump and rescued the young ladiei
not. however. until Miss Wilson ha
!, gone under once more. She was ~
, vivcd after some work On the part q
! her rescucr ana others of IA. part
and n none the WORSE Tor her hai
rowing experience. This should he
:. warning to young folks not a. ~
- the water without some older p.rro
4 along. NJ the accident might haN
4 been more serious
l. e
, Take your gun and lock work
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-21
DIES FROM INJURIES
Transient Hun over By Train AZ Cas.
tie Cote With Fatal Results.

}. T.. Donovan. transient was ron
over by the "stub" train Tuesday af-
ternoon al Castle Gate. His left arm
was cut OFF. his skull fractured and
other injuries were sustained from
which he died al the hospital In Price.
Li'tie II known of the unfortunate
man and he Is supposed Ia have been
beating his way through the country
when the oident occurred A letter
from Providence, u. l.. WAS found on
him from a sister. She has been no.
titled of ue accident. DR. =. r..
Chamberlain, assisted by Or, X. r..
Coward. amputated the injured arm
and did everything possible 10 save
the mans life, but 20 no avail
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-21
SOCIETY

The Ilebekah ladies OF Price gave
a dsiightfui avn social at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. g. \. Harris last cven-
ing The grounds were lighted with
varicoiored electric lights and pre-.
sentcd a KAY and inviting appearance.
Ice cream, sherbct and cake was
served. The Price Concert band. al
Victor Nictrola and Robert Mckune
and W. y. Anderson with guitar and
mandolin FILLED the air with music"
a large crowd was present and on the
" hole II was n very successful affair.
Miss dilemma Gundcrson entertain
cd Tuesday evening az her home on
South sixth street a number Of friends
at lawn party. Dancing and games
were the principal amuHcmcntH. after
which refreshments were served The
lawn was beautifully decorated and
liiuminod with coiorcd lights. Those
attending and partaking Of Miss Gun
dcfHon's hospitality were Misses AZ
ton Wilson. Grace FauHctt. Grace
Frandscn. Ruth Millburn, llclia Mill
burn. OnRdell Woods. Zclla fauSett,
iielle Fitzgerald. Evelyn Olson. Jane
McUcc. Martha bradley, Cora AM
SON Flora Ice. Jessie Iiallingcr. LII
las Morley. Thclma FoutH. Bessie. AE-
mes and Kate Maci.can. Mc-srs. Rus-
sell Fisk. Roger McUcc. George Fisk.
Clarence Nixon. Tom AVcrill. Scott
Faus.tt. Arnold McKune. Lyle Bench,
SANDY uailinKcr. Earl. Magnur and
ltuion frands"n, clyde Harris. l.a'
Sciic whitmorc. Farley Reid. George
faiiinncr. Harold Nclms. iiryan 81.
son. Ruion Iiryncr. Mrs. ~. u. Clyse
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt U'mour. Mr.. and
Mrs 4. q. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. ~
Meyer. and Dr and Mrs. u. &. Green
The mhrrinK- of Miss Loren Wat
son of ~. George aud Levi n. ilar
mon. IT.. son OF Judge and Mrs. 4. y
Harmon. took place last week at tn
Harmon home on McCieiiand avenue
bishop Edward Ashton officiating
The ceremony was followed by wed
ding breakfast for the members %
The bridal party and the relatives a
IN" Hotel Utah The bride wore
stylish gown OF white taffota with
large picture hat and was unattended
The phrior where the ceremony tool
place was prettily decorated will
bowls at pink roses ana ferns. With
white HnapdrnEonr aud ferns wer
used In the reception hall A break
fast followed In one of the dininl
rooms 1T IN" Hotel Utah. iarE
basket nf pink Killarney roses was II
the center of the table. the handi
tied with bow of pink maline AN,
loose coral colurcd sweet peas Wer
scattered over the cloth. During th
breakfast ten members of the Ameri
can Concert orchestra. with which or
ganization the bridegroom has b.e
Identified for nearly three years "a
, OrganiHi aud associate conductor. CAV
a delightful musical program Cover
were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Ne
clellan. Dr. and Mrs. q. y. wilcoa
Judge and Mrs l.. ~ Harmon. Misss
Tessie aud Frances Harmon. Mis-
J Carrie richards. Mt. and Mrs. y. N
Ashton. AR and Mrs. j. Stokes. Jr
Miss Ruby Nagole aud Roscoe Har
mon and Miss Phyllis winder. MI
Z and Mrs. Harmon left ON the after
! noon train Tor billings. Mont. wher
/ Professor Harmon viii be- musical al
. rector and organist AZ the Gem thea
ter.-Heraid-l Republican, 18th.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-21
FOR sALE-rHE KoZY LUNCH
ROOM

The incest ana hest equipped res
taurant In Price. Utah, Everything
complete, Price, terms and reason
for selling made known ON applica-
ton.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-21
PRICE AND NEARBY

I wish I was "a rock.
a settin' on e hin.
An doin' nothin' an day long
But just a sattin still
] wouldn't eat. wouldn't sleep.
] wouldn't even wash.
Ia just set still thousand year,
And rest myself. b'Fosh.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-21

'"'"' heeo i0Fe. FARRELL and i
chelsea Gundcrs6n. BOY Scouts. re- |
turned last niEht from a weeks hike
ahu fishing "trip. The boys had |
great time ana dHriug the trip pitched |
camp IN Carbon. Utah and sanpete
counties
hotels boarding houses. ranches
ana resort accommodations along the
Denver and Rio Urandc in COLORADO.
Utah and New Mexico are listed IN a
BOOKLET just issued by the passenger
department Of that company. In adj
diuon 90 giving the postofficc ad.
dress. distance from railroad IL
shown. as well a. rates and names Of
propriotors
Articles of Incorporation for Emery
County Mercantile company were filed
with the secretary of state last Tues
DAY. The incorporation aud stock
holders are shown a. Harry J. Robin.
son. stella " Hobinson. Nettie J.
Hunt u. q. Mcintyre and Harry Lew.
U.s. The capitalization il ten thousand
dollars and Castle Date Is named as
the place of business.
The swish swish NJ the swatter il
beginning o. hc heard In the land.
tn" musca domcstica nr in other
words. the ppstifcruus house rs. IL
appearing in HE usual strength aud
th" fraulcin and the fraulcts are
NaEing merry war upon the invader.
The JOYOUS fly season u now here
aud from nov the most OF ~ will
have something 60 do
.
l"' l'aul's Nln society met Ihurs-
,,,,! n'oh w 'he nome "l Mrs. y
Nn'',n"Ie' ~ thls meeting the
'nlu"' ''.,tlon was held ana thos"
INK year are Mrs. =. J. Thomas presi-
dent; Mrs J. NJ. whitmorc. vice prcsi-
dent. Mrs. ". Cantrcll. secretary. Mrs.
J. " Middleton, treasurer. and Mrs.
Jessie Sanford, auditor.
y, 'uNt' FORMER postmaster ~
''o uu, noN prosperous irut-
en'' =, orerh iNNcr' writes inc sun
,ioH' .herc uhls week thst nc wiz
nav ,wo cars OF 'ate apples TOT snip.
kinds Of small fruit. vegetables and
the like. Green Rivers crops thi,
year Of all kinds will be up 90 the av.
craEc. The alfalfa Yield viii be- q
vhoppcr.
|
Lieut. hugen" SantHcht United
states Army son oi Eugene SantHchi
~" OF iiANatha, mas been designated
az commandant In charge OF arrange'
mcn's Tor the citizens military train
ing amp AZ selt Lar, cie' Nouc'
was received Tuesday by telegraph
from the western department OF IN,
regular army with Headquarters al
| san Francisco.
certain lands ~ w" uinthh larii
mat formerly formed part OF IN
rraWhcrfy valley reserve VIII ID
thrown open to entry. according q
ini"rmhtl"n given OUT AZ the halt Ian
Ivy ihnl OFFICE last SATURDAY IN
anus WIZ hecph" .unlcc, '" s.u,'
thrown open To- entry on s'p'er'hc
lith. The lana " IN township
h"uth' lttiE" EnHI
-, .,. 81. Ar, a
u"''a' -
80,
''"" =. -" ' -, ~" 49, :
- ..',,"., -
- 49,, -, 49,. 49," 80 -. -
s, :" ~" a., 80 c,,,' Ia,..,
A., Gu, ,s,,.,,,, n''s".s
~. r. 80, - =, - 49,
snd Nj. n y Stain ar sai, IN
~ anu W. w. '"''' W "'''' Wow
'"''
The D.nver ana Rio grande's TO
at bonnr for IN. month OF Juns. isl,
contains the names OF v. A. Tomp
Aims al Price. W. v. nalIou. somrrns
roto. "A. n. Mens.i Hiawatha: q. A
walker seofieid. l.. Oakley. Cast
gst,. ID AZ. urown. Green river.
n sax. Thistle; G. u. Cody, Help.
ana j 4. Geeslin. Thnmpaons The,
me-. me-. " "ssr ths pr.y,"us month for an
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-21
CONSTIPATION AND INDIGESTION

Il have used Chamberlain's Tab
let's and must say they are the best !
have ever used for constipation and
indigestion. My wife also used them
for indigestion and they did her
good" writes Eugene s. knight OF
Wilmington, n. g. Chamberlains
Tablets are mild and gentle In their
action. Give them a trial. You are
certain 10 be pleased with the agree
able laxative effect which they pro-
duce. Obtainable everywhere.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-21

When In doubt. take IL 20 Good
man He repairs "any old thing"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-21
nuTTER wRAPPERs-oNE HUN

dred, fI,VUi Two hundred, tl,bUi
five hundred. t2.bO; one thousand.
$500. Larger quantities. we viii fig
ure on. Enclose cash with order, as
u VIII save express or parcel post
charges. PoHthge-for one hundred
10 three hundred wrappers, five cents;
three hundred 90 one thousand. ten
cents. Nothing but the best parch-
ment paper and special ink that Is
not affected by salt or grease. THE
SUN, Price. Utah.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-21

FOR sALE-TEN YEARS TINE,
forty acres OF land with water stock
and fenced; some apple trees ON place.
one mile south Of Price On main
county road. Lee-NelmH Co. Inc.
viglia Block. Price. Utah.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-21
AdletS
One Cent Per Word Each Insertion.
No Charge Accounts.

ron SALE or TRADE-sIN-HoR
Fairbanks. Morse A Co. gasoline en-
gine AZ good NJ new. together with
ahafting. betting. pulleyA etc. May
be seen NJ The sun office.
LOST. sTRAYEp on STOLEN
From Price. two-year-old coal black
unbranded mare. Gore or scratch
under left side. Reward OF ten doll
lars. Frank Powell. Miller Creek.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-21

HHHN
AN Pre-
I'd aid
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-21

Kihs
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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-21

Officials of the Denver aud Rio
Grands al Salt Lake city state that
the operation of motor busses between
Park City and Sah Lake city and be-
tween bingham and the capital as
well ~ from Tintic points a. the ter
minal of the interurban line AT Pay
son has cut In quite heavily ON the
passenger buS1ness ~ the railroad
The report which has just been made
shows that ihs railroad has lost 90
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-21

Al kinds Of bicycle sundries at
Goodman's repair shop.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-21

H. X. kirkpauicK was here Tues.
day on hi way to Sunnysidc. taking
over some twenty or twenty-five men
10 work In the coal camp
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-21

the FfrI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-27
Musia} zdjac tzewikl ably
90 o~brabowano.

Moritz Seidlitz z Weaver, Wis.
zostal napadniety we wtorek mad
ranem przez trzech swych kole--
gov, z kt6rymi spedzif W ponie-
dzia4ek ca1y z a pc pofudniowy i
wiecz6r W pewnym salunie ma
wsch. 3ciej ILL.,, Seidlitz w obecno
sci trzech obcych zmieni1 GEEK 2
dolarowy ola tego uwazali 60 "a
.pienieznego czfowieka. Seidlitz pc
wielkim moscie przechodzif ma
strone wiskonsinska i juz by1 bills
ko tamtej strony gdy obey "a
trzymali go, kazali mu zdjac trze
wiki a potem i ponczochy, pre-
.trzasneli jego odziez szukajac pie
niedzy, kt6rych ME znalezli; "a
brazil mu tylko malo wartosciowy
zegarek. Zawiadomiono policye,
kt6ra podlug opisu Seidlitza,
przytrzyma}a trzech obcych. Naz
wiska jake podali So nastepuja-
|ce: c. F. Fenlelton, Frank Ed
wardzs (kolorowy) i HarryTroup
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-27
Dziecko utopi}o sic " BALI.

Gdy pan Henryk Liberia, Fam.
pod mr.. ia &. Broadway I'll. po-
wr6ci1 w niedziele do domu z wy
cieczki 1owienia ryb i przez alec
wszed} ma podw6rze obok sWego
mieszkania, spostrzeg1 pare no
EEK wystajacych z bali napelnio-
nej woda i wyciagna1 zaraz po-
tenn zw1oki swego jeden rok i 7
miesiecy starego synka. Ma}yJan
Irwin spa1 z matka ia }6zku i
gdy matka zasne1a ch1opiec zesu
nal sic ma pod1oge i wymknal sic.
Gdy PAM Liberia sic przebudzila
i szuka@a dziecka, spostrzeg1a me
ia niosacego ch1opca ma reku.
Prubowano "a pomoca %pulmotoru
przywr6cic dziecku przytomnosc,
lecz wszelkie usi}owania okazaiy
sic bezskuteczne. Pogrzeb Jana
Irwina odby1 sic we wtorek, z
koscio1a sw. Jana Nepomucena.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-27
Uratowa} chfopca cd
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J6zef Pa}ubicki, 14sto letni
ch}opiec, wedarz wielkiej ryby IS
funtowej jaka wylowil W przesz-
lynn tygodniu, okazaf W ME
dziele pc poludniu z~recznosc
smialosc W plywaniu, gdy stall
sic zarazem bohaterem, spieszac
ma pomoc, wolajacemu ratunku
mafemu chlopcu. Pa}ubicki stall
mad brzegiem rzeki gdy chlopca
juz pc raz trzeci wyrzucifa woda,
wskoczyl i poplyna} ku MENU.
Ch}opiec przyciagniety do brzegu
zosta1 uratowany, lecz byl "a mad
to przestraszony ably opowiedzied
co sic stale. Uciekf ME powie.
dziawszy jak sic nazywa.