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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-25

constitutional guarantee that it shall
elect to worship; but for any religious
denomination to insist that the day of
their choice must and shall be cbserv-
ed by all classes and conditions of peo-
pie, amounts to religious persecution;
has no civil or political warrant; and
is not founded on the word of God.
AS true Americans we must not in
any of our civil or religious institu-
tons infringe upon the perfect law of
liberty, and the statute law of this
State recognizes that liberty in Chap
ter 149, section II, of the Code, whereby
it exempts certain persons from for
fixture under the Sabbath law
VERA PRO GRATUS.
Wheeling, May "a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-25
MUST FORESWEAR TOBACCO.
Methodist Protestants Against the
Cigarette and Pipe in the Pulpit.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.. May "a
The principal feature of the quadren-
NAL conference Of the Methodist Prot
estant general conference was the
adoption by two-thirds vote of an
amendment to the church discipline
requiring all candidates for the minis
try to forswear the use of tobacco in
any form. There was weak opposition,
but the sentiment was so strong in IA
vor of the amendment, that it did not
provoke a debate. The revision of the
discipline was agreed to as far as re-
parted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-25
Telephone Extension.

Special to the Register.
CLIFTON, w. Va, May 24-The D..
S. Snyder Telephone Company, of Point
Pleasant, are erecting a telephone
line from Mason City to Point Pleasant
When this line has been completed
the towns of Pomeroy, Middleport,
Cheshire and Gallipolis, Ohio, and Ma
son City, Clifton, West Columbia,
Spilfman, Point Pleasant and Hender-
son, West Virginia, will be brought in
connection with each other. 1t is
thought the line will be extended to
Letart during the coming year, thus
connecting Hartford, New Haven, Ora
ham Station and Letart with the other
places.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-25
HAVE HIM LOCATED.

The Murderer of Prof. white Be-
lieved to be i'm Jail in New Jersey.
PHILADELPHIA, May 24.-Supt OF
Police Quirk tonight announced that
the accomplice of Henry Ivory, (col-
ored), of Wilmington, Del, in the
murder of Prof. Roy Wilson White, of
the University OF Pennsylvania. late
Saturday night, had been captured and
is now locked up in the Mercer coun-
ty workhouse, near Trenton, n. ].
Requisition papers for his transfer to
this city will be taken out at once.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-25
IN THE SECOND DEGREE.

Jury Finds Frank Magee Guilty of
killing George w. McCammon.
Special to the Register
WASHINGTON, Pa. May 24.-The
jury returned a verdict tonight of
murder in the second degree against
Frank Magee. for killing Geo. W. Nc
Cannon at West Alexander The YER
dict means twenty years in the peni-
Tertiary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-25
At ST. Alphonsus Church.

held yesterday at the st. Alphonsus
Church in observance of Ascension Day.
In the morning mass was conducted at
a. m. and there was solemn high mass
at 10 a. m. at the latter service Rev.
Eater Martin preached a sermon upon
the theme circumstances of the AS
cension of Our Lord" Vespers, May
devotions and benediction were held
at 7:30 O'Clock in the evening. Very
large congref joins attended the cerar
monies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-25
J az Ragfsfe~

1sSfN4aA 50 ttA1 fe<%t>fc-s
CLIFTON, w. Va, May 24-Arrange-
ments have been made with a number
of the foremost speakers of West Vir-
ginia to appear before the Democratic
club of Waggener district Enthus-
iastic meetings are being held every
week, and all Join in the general be-
lief that Democratic success in Mason
county is sure thing"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-25
MILLS CLOSED DOWN.
A Thousand Men Thrown Out of EN-
ployment by the Illinois Steel
C0mnanx

JOLIET, ILL.,, My 24.-Nearly 1000
men were thrown out Of work when
at noon to-day the converter and
billet mills of the Illinois Steel Com
pany were closed for an indefinite
period. Only the blast furnaces and
merchant mills are now running. 1t
is stated that the closing of tin plate
mills on account of strike is re-
sponsible for the shutdown of the
Illinois companys billet mills.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-25
Their Trial onenea.

WELLAND. Ont. May 24.-The trial
of pullman. Nolan and Walsh. charg-
ed with attempting to destroy Lock
No. "a Of the Welland canal. was be-
gun here to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-25
COMMITTED SUICIDE.

self Through the Heart.
Special TO the Register
MARIETTA, Ohio. My 24.-John
Friedel, aged 80, a well-known farmer,
committed suicide to-day by shooting
himself through the heart with a shot
gun. He touched the trigger with a
stick. He was mentally unbalanced.
About three months ago, his sister,
Lizzie Friedel. attempted suicide by
cutting her threat with a razor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-25
Oil Markets.

NEW YORK, May 24-Standard oil
stosk 545154S.
OIL CITY, Pa. May 24-Credit balances
H.S4: certificates, no bid. Shipments, ST.
219 bbls: average 81, 81 bbls. Runs, 100 422
bbls: average. 81. 93S bbls
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-25
Special to the Register.

PARKERSBURG, w. Va, May "a
Elliott Dotson and c. H. Richardson
have a 20 barrel we'll in the Cow Run
sand on the Morrow farm in Writ
county. They started 1t for deep we'll
but got such nice showing at $50 feet
that they will operate it from that
sand.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-01-12

Mr.. w. D. Clark and
daughter, Bonnie, of the Hos
pital. visited Mr.. Pink Lowder-
milk, who is Mr.. Clark's
brother-in-law, Monday, Miss
Alice Lowdermilk returning
with them.
The following officers of
the Epworth League were
elected at the business SEES
sio1 last Sunday night: T.. S.
Patton, president; B. A. Giles,
1stvice-president; Miss Daisy
Simpson, End vice-president;
J. d. Pitts, 3rd vice-president;
A. L. Giles, secretary, and
Miss Julia Aikens, treasurer.
Our League is now entering
upon it's third year. Miss
Julia Aikens will conduct the
services next Sunday night.
Topic: In the Ear Country, :
Ref: Luke Is, a. "a.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Brinklev's new
residence, just completed,
with the exception Of paint, is
we think, one of the most
desirable dwelling houses in
or around this place. The
building is large, two-stories,
roomy and we'll constructed.
Situated as tits, in a beautiful
grove in plain view of Nor
Canton and a part of the
c.; ,awba valley, it is a decided
lin provement to the northwest
end Of our town. Starting as
he did, only a few years ago,
with ]. D. Pitts, without any
thing, Marshall Erinkley has
cause 10 congratulate himself
upon his progress SO far.
TURKEYTAIL.
Glen Alpine, Jan. 10, 1900
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-01-12
WOMEN IN
The Approach Of Motherhood is the
Occasion Of Much Anxiety to All.

Occasion Of Much Anxiety to All.
Every woman breads the ordeal
through which she must pass in becOm-
ing a mother. The pain and suffering
which is in store for her is a source Of
constant anxiety, fear and dread, to
say nothing of the danger which the
coming incident entails. The joyous
anticipations with which she looks for
ward to baby's coming gives way to an
indescribable dread of the ordeal when
she fully realizes the critical and trying
event which will soon approach and
have to be endured.
Women should hail with delight a
remedy which insures to them i'm
munity from the pain, suffering and
danger incidental to child bearing.
Such a remedy is now offered, and
women need not fear longer the hour of
childbirth. "Mother's Friend"-is a
scientific liniment-and if used before
confinement, gently and surely prepares
the body for the great requirements
and changes it is undergoing, insures
safety to both mother and child, and
takes her through the event with COM
parative ease and comfort. This Won
derful remedy is praised by every
woman who has used it.
What woman is not interested in
"Mother's Friend?" This wonderful
remedy has been tested and it's price
less value proven by the experience of
thousands of happy mothers who
have used il during the most critical
period of woman's life-the approach
and elimination of motherhood.
1t has won their everlasting praise.
for it gave them help and hope in
their most trying hour and when
most needed. I~ery woman may some
day need Mothers Friend" The
little book. Before Baby is Born"
telling all about it. and when it should
be used, will prove Of great interest and
benefit 70 all expectant mothers, and
will be sent free to any address upon
application to the Bradtield Regulator
Company, Atlanta, Ga.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-01-12
River Farm
for Sale.

We offer a good farm on Catawba
river. two miles from Southern r. r.
-loacres. IS acres bottonland. chard
OF zoo trees y bargain. Apply to
AVERY * Erwin.
jl2-1m. Morganton. \ G
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-01-12
GLEN ALPINE NOTES.


GRAY Gibbs has gone to
Spartanburg, 5. c..
Mr.. Dorsey Dobson, of
Lakeland, Ky, is at home.
Miss Chase, of Marion, is
visiting Mrs. Hugh McElrath.
Mr.. Paul Giles has taken a
position as hagman on the
Southern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lock Simp-
son are visiting relatives here
this week.
Mr.. Mark Butler, his wife
and their two children spent
the holidays among relatives.
Rev. r. l.. Patton will
occupy his pulpit at the Bap-
fist church next Sunday at
3 p. m.
The quarterly meeting will
be held in the Methodist
church Sunday a week-Srd
Sunday.
Messrs. Ben Gibbs and Calf
Simpson have taken positions
with Capt. Grover of the
Southern.
Messrs. Avery and Ramon
Rowe spent several days this
week visiting their sister Mrs.
J. M. Btinklev.
Rev. Shell filled the pulpit
at the Baptist church last
Sunday evening at 3 p. m. He
is paspor at Hopewell.
Mrs. B. c. Bright and her
two daughters, Bertha and
Annie, of Old Fort, are visit
ing at Mr.. L. S. Bright's.
Mrs. H. L. Whitley. of Old
Fort, returned home last
Thursday, after spending a
fortnight with her parents in
Eldridge.
Mr.. l.. A. Simpson moves
his family to this place to-day
"wednesday and will occupy
his dwelling house on Ashe-
vile street near the Baptist
church.
Mr.. Noah Holler, who has
beenon avlsitamong relatives
returned to his home near
Newport, Tenn, last Friday.
He is a relative Of Mrs. Eliza
beth Pitts.
The young people of the
vicinity of Bridgewater were
very pleasantly entertained
last Tuesday night BY Misse.
May and Martha Seals, a
their home.
Miss Lennie Stacy spen
last Saturday and Sunda,
with Misses Berthaand Bessi,
Stacy. on her way home from
the Hospital, where she ha,
been substituting as attend
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-01-12

Good Unbleached Domestic per yard SIC.
Yard wide Bleached :" &c.
Best grade Calico Sc.
COLORED DRESS GOODS REDUCED TO 80 CTS.
Recent prices have been 50, 60 and IS cents. In this lot are
silk-1nixed novelty cloths, wide cloths in plaid and figure styles,
heaped on one table and marked down, regardless Of cost,
to SOC.
ANOTHER LOT OF SILKS AT 40 CTS.
sale. Brocades, Tafetas and Checks, all possible colorings,-
original price 75c, your pick Of them at 400.
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS.
to $500.
Good full size Comforts, sold from 75c to $50, sale price
from SOC to $500.
Balance Of our stock Of Ladies' Capes and Jackets at one
half value. Also a few Ladies' Coat Suits will be sold regard
less Of cost.
Few odd lots of Ladies' and Gents Underwear. in heavy cot
ton and all wool, must be closed out at once.
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
Here are Three Big Drives in Clothing.
Mems Suits that sold from S. 90 to st. 80. to clear out 1915
Mems Suits that sold from S. 90 to 100, to clear out 1913
Mems Suits that sold from $3.50 to ST.. 80, to clear out S. n
ODD AND END SAIL OF MEMS PANTS.
We have divided all our odds and ends in Mems Pants into
, lots.
Lot No. 1-Men's Parts that sold from $50 to 200,
clearing out price Csc
Lot No. 2-Men's Pants that sold from So to 800.
clearing out price 81 o.
CLEARING SALE OF EMS HATS
That sold from So to 500 see display IN our window
during this sale Hc
Lazarus RrOthQrc
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-01-12

More honest bargains will flow from this
store for the next 80 days than ever before.
The last deep cut is put on Wooden Fabrics
and all seasonable goods to Immediately clear
shelves for the Spring Stock which will be
croWding in shortly. There are also momen-
tous bargains in our Clothing Department.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-22
Boerzy a Polacy.

Dola Boer6w " poludniow.
Afryce z.ednuje z i'm wsp6'u~
cluc { wszystk ch lud>i spra-
wiedliwych ma s~iec e; kto
tr1yma strone ich gnsb'clel /,
ten wogole pozbawiony bye
musi uczue szlachetnych.
=. Szc>eg6lnie my Policy du-
chem popieramy W otecne'
w"jn e afrykahskiei strone
s'absza. jaIso por6~no z na-
szym~. narodem n'ewin"'e
rzeSladowa"ych jako t''wa~
rzyszy n;edoh:
W latach 1890 i 1891 Okla:
zywal nam cywil zowany
SWAT podobne zyczliwe uczu-
c a. ,ak d>is;a) ottawa ola
Boer6w. Owczesna wojna
o4sza tel d'ugo pod 'bny
przebieg m ala. jak dotad
aogielsko-b -bocrowska. Z Po-
czatku wojska polsk'e $wiet-
ne mad wrogiem odnosi'y
zwyc;estwa, AZ ~reszc'e, gdy
Moskal' kro: e wtarsnelo d
Krolestwa PolskieKo.p prze-
moe szczescie przechylisa. :.y;'
Lecz ME my nsd1ieje. ze
ko"iec wojny 'bedzie dla
b 'er6w pomySlnieIszym. an'~.
tell byt dIa mas " r.'ku 1891
.Mysmy nadaremn'e W. czck'-
wall p'mocy 5 rzyIaznionych
Z nami narod6w; "a Boerami
luz dz's'a, wstaw a sic ma
lrod3e dyplomatycz"ej Fran
cya. r6wnoczesn e ma gw-'t
5 e zbrojac. co tAkte, czyni !;
jej przyIac Okla Rosya.
Boerom snad, e. znslezt
przyjaci6t. nj Polaxrm. bo
cmciaz t., nar6d niebsrdzo
lczny. 50 o"i 20 wieksze,
czesci bogaci. Bardzo w'elu
Jest pomiedzy n mi m loner
row, moga wiec prey stara"'u
Sc Q sprzym'erzehcow dopo-
,nodz sob,e takte brzecz9cem'
Srodkam.
A CO wazniejsza. Ojczyzna
ich ME jest 70 toczona pr>ez
robactwo niezgody. nlekar-
nose. r6znice stan6w j 1ydo-
stwo. jak byia n'estety | jest
nasza Polska. M'lioner walczy
obok prostego farmera, pod
j. dnym MIN $pi namiotem. J..
dzieli z MIN wszystkic trudy
4o1enne. Prezydenta swojego
kochaj2 jak oica ] : synow-
skicm posluszehstwem spell
niaja jego rozkazy; 1yd6w ]
wogolc innoplemiehc6w. 2
,akich podczas naszych wojen
Z zaborcami Polski. rekruto-
wall sic szpicdzy.u n'ch malo.
Ia ztad j malo ma atku
narodowego " obcem reku.
Og6l ludnosci Transwalu
pasa gorlcym ogniem milosci
ojczyzny ! " obronie jei ka1~
del chwili got6w mienie ]
|tyc,e poswiecit
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-22

w takich st0sunkach BOe.
rowie, mimo chwilowego
n epowodzenia W wojaczce z
Angl'kam'. ME potrzebuja
rozpaczat. Ma to, ze beda
musieli powrotem cofnat
siiez Natalu byl; oni przy~
gotowani. Chodzi}o i'm tylko
Q to, ably zaraz ma poczatku
wojny znie$t wojska angiel-
sk'e. mad .granica Iranswaiu
nagromadzone. tego przec Ell
czeSciowo dokonali.
Strat dotad wirlk;ch nie
poniesli. Utrata stolicy ora
ni,skiej Blormfonte n. po'ozo.
nej blisk, granicy Pos'adloSci
aog;elsk'ch i l'c4acej t>]ko
s tysiecy mieszkahc6w, ma|o
znac y.
Ze prezydent rzeczypo-
spolitej Transwalskiej na)lep.
szej 'est otuchy o TEN
swiadczy jegc Sw'eza prok|a-
macya, ma m"cy kt6rej pray
lacza boerowsk'e pahstwt'
Ora"jr.kt6rego s'olic7 Bloem'
fontein A,glicy zabra';, do
TranswaIu. Diva te kraie
a tad by'y do sieb'e "
ppdobnym stosu ku. jak n. p.
FSzwecya do Norwek;;.
CD, by ME terazniejsz ;
w"j,a wynik'e zt4d k'opo
ty Bocs6w Ora"iiskich. ME
podobna by|oby te pobra-
tymc>e kra)e tax latwo po-
'aczyt Jezeli vice Kruger
ostatecznie wezmie gore uad
Ans l'kami. betz;e ia wo,na
pod t, m wzeledem prawdzi
ven b ogoslawiedst~ st~em dla
Boer6~.
w, DAME owej proklamacy;
y chw Ii. kiedy JUL Angl,cy
8 tn q sic do marszu na
Pretoria stol &c 1ransw:'1u.
by. by b'szehstwem. cd, by
loany d tad tylko roztrop~
d ch postepk6w Kruger. ME
|byi pewnym. 4e zdo'a "
rranswalu skrus.yt potege
ang.elska j gdyby ME czui "a
5 ba p.teznych plecy.
kkol~iek ia wojna wy
padnie. bedzie ona nauka dla
mas, jak trzeba wojowat :
wrogiem dziesietkrot moe.
ME Sym. 4 ,e1eli - co dai
Boze! - Boerzy wyzwola SIG
: pod op;eki angielskiei, to
my Polacy, ktorych jest 40
razy wiecej ma swiec,e, nil
Boer6w, TEN pewniej spodzie-
wac bedz,emy SIG mogl;. ze !
dla mas kiedys wybije godzina
wolnoscl.
poln SehA NirthSrhaff ftt
to czasy przeszle; t. easy jut
da~no minely. " ktdrych
l,che gospodarstwo nazywat
motna bylo poInische Wirth.,
schaft'.
TAX opiewa hakatystyczna
2A- Il al-n1~@
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-22

ze zgrzytaniem zeb6w. tersz.
niejsze lrpsze 9ospodarowa-
nie u Polak6w.
A wiec juz cd dawna ME
ma u mas .,polnische w rth-
.schaft to znaczy: ME mozna
spostrzedz nieporadnosci.
nieporzadku. nie|adu W go-
spodarowSn;u naszem, jakb,
sobie tego ma serdeczniejsi
nasi zyczyl', ably mas ten
'atwiej. zgniest ale "a to 70
zsrozoD wszedzie widat u nas
oszczednose. poradnost lad
skiad :;
A jaka nagroda nam sic "a
to dostanie? Hakatyzm ma
see dobre postepy musi wyty''
kat urzedn'kom ably mas
tenn lep e, podgladat i tepit.
Lecz po~r6tmy do rzeczo-
neeo a'tyku'u u ktory dos'ow-
ME tax brzmi: .Gospodarne
wzmocnienie sic polskosci,
,est zjawiskiem zas'uguJacem
ma baczna uwage N emc6w
urzed";kow. Czasy, " kt6rych
movie mozna by'o o polsk'm
n:erz4dz'e (toln'sche Wirth'-
schsft) juz dawno m ne'y
Dzisiai ot'ywaja Polacy
wprost " p en- adzach.
Polskie kramy, polskie 0.
berze Powsta,a ma ~schod-
n ch kresach majatki. starsze
sklady. cd 'dawna zacofane. i.
wy stspuja. pok'zepione prze>
cudzc p'eniadze, W nowem
zyc;u; zaklada sig prledsie :
biorstwa industryjne j to przez
ludzi dotychczas "a ubogich
uchodzacych. Wszedzie czu;e
$ E pomocnicza reke siloego
stowarzyszen pienieznego.
Zkad tedy pochodza t.
liczne polskie pien'adze ?
Zr6dlem polsk'ego bogactwa
So wkladki polskich robot"i~
k6w wychodzcow " niezliczo-
ne polskic banki. Polscy 1o-
botnicy wychodzacy ma kr6tk'
|czas ma zachod przynosla do
Idomu 200 do 400 m. " go
t6wce i skladaj4 " owych
bankach. Z kt6rych katdy
P.lak chcacy cos Przcds E.
w asc, moze dostat lie chce
Eco "a n eszczssciel. przyP.)
a tn ME So kupieckie normy
miarodawcze. lecz narodo~
wosciowe interesa. /"
Co "a blazedstwa narescie! !
No, mech tam. Nam SIC tn
lednak cos bardzo spodobalo. /.
to Jest: ze / hakatySci przyznat
musza. zejut Cd dawna y mas
ME istniejc polnische With
schsft. kt6rym to wyrazem
tax czesto. a nies'usznie gnie-
wall mas nasi ). najserdeczniei-
81, !" kiedy przeciwnie Y mas
kw,tnie wzajemna pomoc.
solidarnost j gospo odarnost
(kapitalk eftige Vereini-
gung.
Oby "a pochwala nieprzy-
Iacio}l lnaszych sprawdzila SIS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-22
Z Niw 'Polskich
w AMEkYCE.

KRUSZKA z poczatku
dawal swego KuRYERA TY-.
GoDN1owEGo "a p 4 dol ,ra ma
rok ; przydawal "a pol d lara
ks;azek, p6zoie) kaza' sobie
"a niego plac { d lara: lecz
1ego agent Wincenty S'awski
przydawa} tez juz "a dolara
ks;azek, - teraz ten sam
KURYER TYGoDNIo wy naqle
podskoczyl " ce"'e ma 81 50.
wiec obecnie z" $3.50 ks'azek
powinien Slawski kazdemu
przedp'ac 'ciclowi przyda~ac.
W nagrode "a ]amanie sob e
g'owy przy odc<y'ywan u s'o~
d!a ]udu polskiego n ezrozu.
mia'ych, = wiadomosci tu-
tejszych polskich robotnikow
| ! bus:nesman6w malo obcho-
dzacych.
.Zreszta owe ks;azk;, jake
mi Slawsk' obdarza abonenr
tow Krpsszk'. mic go bic
kos7tuja. albow;em pooh 'dza
z glosnej hurt 'woej krad z;e1y
u p. Dyniewicza W Ch'cago.
ALEXANDER NAGNUS.
wszelako ME syn Filipa Ma
cedohsk'ego. lecz s'awny
poczciwy salon sta W Chicago.
III w. Div sion Str. wygrat
| process, jsh mial 2 dwoma
nctorycznymi nac'agaczam',
Bielawa i Delastawiczem. Q
wrzekomy rabunek uliczny.
Falszywi denuncyanci sprawe
przegrali i kazdy : Mich sta
wiony 1ostal ! pod tysiac
dolar6w kaacy', ze wiece, ma
podobnes kryminalne fortele
puszczaG ME bedzie. Pan
Magnus NAL v ' sadzie <wiad-
ka. jsko przeciwnie Bielawa ]
Delastewicz jego napadli.
Dz1ENlK CHIcAGosK1, kt6ry
.,dno$ne oszczerstwo o p.
Magnusle " SWAT pusclss
bedzie musial odwolac .inaczei
czeka 90 process kryminalny
BAY CITY, Mich. w
ostatnie dw,e niedziele przy-
stepovaly 'polskie Towarzy
stwa obyd~6ch stronnictw. u
zgodzic jcdnosci do komuniiii
sw,etej. tax mezczyzni, iak
kobiety.
HPLAGlC p "a "A WIARusAl Il. R |: ! !.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-22

ma mas wszystkich, zebysmy
byli pracowitymi j gospodar-
nymi, a NE tracili czasu =
zazdrosc,ach. W zwsdach /.
n'e.:marnowa1i sc przy kari
.tace.,w piia6stwach bslamuc..
twach
(GAzErA O1szrv6skA.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-22

le>acem 80 nail cd
Bloemfountein. An
glicy obecnie panuja
|nad Gala linia :kole;;o-
wa pomiedzv Cap
stadt a Bloemf foun
tein. ~... .. s..u
BL0EMFoUNTElN.
- BrygadA kawale-
|r,yi angielskiej ohjez-
dza Gale pdhstwo u.
ranje i rozpo.wszech-
MA p:oklamacya ge
nera}a Robertsa, OLA
rujaca zupef"a bez-
karnoS6 wszystkim
tym co powr6c;, d"
|dawniejszych swych
zajeG. Orahczycy T.
tax zwana wyzsza O.
Sw'at4 s}uchaja te.
Ego judas!zowskiego
giosu i broh sk}adaj4.
Wojskali'.o 90 I roz--.
lozone tymczascm o :
hozem pod t'loem-
f,untein, czekajs ma
:lalsze skutki tel pro-
klamacyi.
Boerzy Transwaal
soy powoli ~edfsczaj4
sic I'd Orahczyk6w !
chca walczvG na w@a-
sna reke. w pospie-
chu witlkie zabudo'
wanna fArmerskie "a
mieniaja: " male for
tece.
JOHANN ESBURG
otwierdza >ie po-
g}oska, 70 Boerzy
zmuszeni be3s wysa-
dzlG " powietrze
kopalnie zlota " Jo-
Ehannesburgu, ~naleza.
ce po wiekszej cze5ci
10 europejsk'ch mi
lioner6w, iezeli beda
do tego zmuszeni.
| PARYZ. = Fran
cya pogr4zona " IA
}obie pc poz'arz1e = pa
|ryskiego teatru 1| na-
rodowego, kt6ry po
[niedawnem prz,eis|to-
czenlu miai stanowiG
)jeden = g}6wnych
wabik6w nadchodza-
cej wystawy mledzy-
|narodo dowej.
90
zAP1sY WAC 6: WIAR II !, n UsA s. 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-22
TELEGKAMY.
. t.s. Z s. 4 II 81 ~. Y. !.
I,O,NDY n.

LONOYN n w
dzlehl L e: .6:w,''jii!eR.t;ego 6:,''ji!e eR.;eg airy
cyusza, pa trona' lr-
)a5ln1;dyj, an. IS harca,
Dadesz]a zmy6lona
wladomos6 o cswo-
bodzeniu oblezonej
przez Boerdw angiel-
skiej twierdzy Mafe-
king. W skutek tego
rawet AngIicY bardzo
huczuie obchodz'll
iryjskle Swleto naro:
dove. Ma gmachach
publicznych po"y-
wieszane hy}y iryj-
sk,e choragwie. Wo)-
skowe kapele gra}y
iryjskie hymny paro-
dove. Pocz4wszy cd
kr6lowej do najbied-
niejszego mleszkahca
stollcy, 'wsz'yscy po-
przypinane mieli z'e-
lone llstkl koniczyny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-22

"BLOEMFON TEjN
Bloemfonteln pod.
dalo sic angie|skiemu
genera}cwi ltobertso-
wi l3 Marca, ME sta
wiwszy zadnego opo-
ru. Wysla} on posfah
ca do miasta, kt6ry
zawiadomi} lnieszkan.
ze bedzie je
bombardowal, jes'i s'e
ME poddadz9 Q 4 go
DIME rano dnia ma
stepnego. We Wtorek
l3 b. m. ranO ukaza-
Ia sic biala faga, a
pod ma ukaza4a sig
deputacya rady miej
skiei z majorem
Kellner'em ma czele;
spotkali sic oni z lor-
dem Roberts W Spitz'
kop pies mil ma po}u
dnie od miiasta, gdzie
dope}nili formall.nych
warunk6w poddania
sie miasta.
Prezydenlt rze|''c'zy- |'''
pOsp0llte) OIan)e j
Steyn. czeka} na spot.
kanie Anglik6w 5 mil
"a stol:ics, na q czele y,
5000 woiiska, lecz
spostrze eglszy, i ka- !
wal,erya angiel.sk'a' /. g
wojs!k';a' jego ok|raza, j j
cnofnal q sic " pospii.e'- pie
chIull, II | teraz tel 9 2 Boer'zy 3
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-22
,,Poln sehs Wirthschilt 9 /,

to Grassy przeszle; I" easy jut
'da~no minely. v ktdrych
.l,che gospodarstwo nazywat
moina bylo poInische Wirth.,
schaft''.
TAX opiewa hakatysty yczna
.Allensseiaer Ztg.H chwalac.