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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-11-15
MONEY TO LOAN!
sCifh the German Savings
Bank ut 5 per cent interest,
Optional 2,nysn elits.
Y NASH DE- PHELPS,
AssdssbO,a. IO,Ca,

FOR SALE CHEAP Walker house
at Audubon. NASH & PHELPS.
Pearl Roberts is expected home to
spend Thanksgiving with his parents.
Mrs. Dave Workman and daughter,
went to Extra Tuesday to pay a visit
to former friends.
ID. w. Summerlot and wife came in
from Marshall county, Saturday even
ing and will pay visit to their many
friends in Douglas township and look
after their business interests
b. f. Howald was up from Des,
Moines the first of the week meeting
his friends and looking after his busl-
ness blocks. Ben is as natural as
when he was one of the people and is
engaged in the real estate business.
Miss Orissa French expects to leave
where she has employment in one of
the large department stores of that
place. The friends of Miss French
hate to lose her from their midst but
wish her success in her new work.
Next Sunday evening the young
peoples societies of the Presbyterian,
Christian and Methodist churches,
will hold a union service in the Meth
odist church and Rev. Shelton, of In
dianola, will Address them. 1t will be
a splendid service and should be we'll
attended q
| The first of the week number of
guests gathered at the home of DIR.
Eyer to be paid off an election bet.
| The old folks had lost and the Young
people demanded and received the
oysters. They all had a merry time
and the old folks enjoyed themselves
and theirlos as much as the younger
ones.
| The officers for, the new creamery
out i'll Douglas township will meet
Friday week to purchase the machin-
cry for the creamery. They intend to
push the matter to completion as soon
as possible and have everything in
readiness SO that when spring opens
up they will not be delayed and will
enjoy the profits.
| w. G. Wilson, the keeper of records
OF Audubon township, went to the
county seat Wednesday to transact
business with the county board. Mr..
| Wilson has been the clerk of his
township,for ten years and turns over
to his successor record that is spot
less in every respect. Few men can
boast of being SO long an officer, and
give such universal satisfaction.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-11-15
ID 3;]IE:&5 OAK

You can more satisfactorily make your pur=
chases, and can be better suited in stock of
goods such asyou will find in our store, than
you can in stores carrying several lines of goods
with but a small assortment of each line. We
devote space and show larger stock of
strictly Dry Goods and kindred lines, than in
any store we know of in any town of less than
twenty to twenty-five thousand population.
Our purchases are as great in some lines as
many of the larger stores in the state, and are
great enough in nearly every departm to
warrant us in receiving all the advantages that
any merchant no matter how big, receives.
Our stock as whole has never been so
large, and we were never, in our entire business
experience, so we'll prepared to supply your
wants are at this writing.
All lines of merchandise are higher than
they were year ago; especially all cotton tex
tiles, price of raw cotton being nearly
double what it was year ago,==yet despite this
rise in price of goods, can sell our stock at so
nearly ''old" prices that you will not notice any
advance whatever, outside of few of the most
staple cotton goods, and they at not as great
an advance as the present price would warrant,
or had we not made our purchases before the
more recent advances in prices took place.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-11-15
John II. Mosier. Thos. H. B,
LAWYERS.

Insurance, Real Estate and Collections.
Special attention TO Drawing Wills and Pro-
bate Practice. Office in Overholtzer block
AupUsoM. IOWA
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-11-15
Hudubofl News.

We shall continue the Law
BUSINESS ga all its branch
es as sCefL as Loans aud Real
Estate. All matters entrssst-
ed to tss sCifL 1eceiUe careful
attention us heretofore.
NASH d PHELPS.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-11-15
Shoes.

We are Still closing out Shoes.
Suppose you think it's about time
we had them all closed out. Wish
we had, but you know it takes
long time to close out Sd 100000
stock of Shoes, and that's what
we had to commence with. We
haven't many Ladies' Shoes left,
a few felt and lined sl,pes about
all, but we have quite few Chill
dren's Shoes in sizes IoI to 2, and
and few smaller. If you buy
from us you save from csc to 75c
and get good leather.
children's Shoes, sizes Io1a to 2, Of light
and heavy leather, good wearing grades,
worth up to $I.75 at regular prices:
Per pair csc
Smaller sizes Use
Infants, Shoes, Ia few pair left. 75c to
ooc grades soc
Ladies' Felt Shoes soc
chiidren's Lined Shoes, per pair csc
Infants Felt and Lined Shoes, 4oc and soc
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-11-15
FIRM LORNS

S per cent. interest once a
u6ar, 500 optional payments
With Davenport Savings Bank.
CHARLES BRGL6y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-03
Me tax nagle.

Juz wiecej wieku, jak kraj
nasz ca]y dzwiga kajdany! JUL
wiecej w'eku, jak jedna "a
druga nastepuja waiki o ME-
podleglost, i acz z}amani> prze
waga - podnosimy sic i CO.
tu)emy do nowe' walki, kazda
raz4 silniejsi moralnie ] po-
parci wieksza masa narodo-
w7...
Po kazdem takiem wielkiem
wyczerpaniu sill, )ak po choc
robie, nastepowal upadek
ducha, a zdradziecka targo-
wica wraz tryumfujacym
wrogiem wykrzykiwa}a: a co.
widzicie, szalehcy!... lie jed
max krzyki ME zabijafy osta-
tecznie energii narodowej, si|a
zywotna narodu znowu sic
wzmaga]a i gotowa}a sic do
novel walki...
Nar6d zyjacy musi mice
sw6) niezalezny byt polityczny
i musi o takowy walczyt!
3. Anglia; prowadzi wojne z
poczciwymi Burami. by
zagranae ich kopalnie brylan
tow i z}ota!... l smie jeszcze
powtarzaG, ze ma s|usznosc.
Sila ducha i poczucie obo.
w,azku walki garstke pastu-
chow zamienily W nie*wycie~
zona, a czesto zwyclezajaca
armia Miiosti przywiazanie do
swobody i niezaleznosci
podnosi sly daje dutha do
waikiki.
i. Wieecej jak sto lat jestesmy y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-03
legium Rohertsa W
Konstantynopolu.
JOHANNESBURG.

JOHANNESBURG.
- Blizsze szczeg64Y
o eksplozyl " ia bryce
materyafjw wYbu-
chowy> h, potwierdza-
ja wiadomoSc, re fa-
bryka Beglie, W kt6-
rel mla}a miejsce
eksplozya, jest uszko-
dzona W ten spos6b,
ze o rozpoczeciu ro-
bot AMI mowY bye ME
moze. Dotychczas
brak jest II robotui'
k6w, z kt6rymi ME
wiadomo co sic sta}o,
w}a$clciel fabryki Be-
gl'e, zosta} areszto-
wany pod zarzutem
morderstwa, gdyz po-
dejrzywaja 60 o to,ze
umySlnie wywo{a4
wybuch, by ME bye
zmuszonym do dos:
tarczanla amunicyi
BOerOm.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-03
ley. Wis. :. kuzyn pr;micyanta
- KS. Zwierzchowski naIezy
do dyecezyi chicagoskiej.
SAN FRANCISCO Cal.
= Dnia .26 kwietnia prz, byl

ox14N L MAY VI o1A0s ~oJs
i Dnia .26 Kwietnia prz> byl
tn z Honolulu rarow,ec
"Australia" przywi6zE ma
pok}adzie kilkudzies' eciu pola-
k6w, kt6rzy cd wieku lat byli
W niewo!i pIantator6w cu-
krowych, a niektorzy z Mich
powodu niepos}uszehstwa zo~
stall skazani ma ciezkie VIE
zienie, W kt6rem przesiedzieli
przesz}o DIVA lata. Wszyscy
oni pochodza Galicyi. gdzie
oszukadczy agenci zwab Ii ich
pod pozorem wielkich zarob~
k6w. -.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-03

NEW YORK. - Wo)ciech
Bogdanowski j Aotoni Rudy.
alias Ko$cianowski. przybyli
do tutejszego portu okretom
,,Palatia''. lecz zostana ode
s}ani napowr6t tym samym
parowcem ma zadanie wladz
austryackich. oskarzajacych
ich O kradziez w}amaniem.
Ma interpc]acya tutejszych
w'adz, przybyli przyznali sic
do wszystkiego oswiadczyli,
ze W istocie w]amal; sic do
sk}adu mebl: we Lwow,e,
rozbili szafe ogniotrwala /
wzieli znajdulace sic W niej
1000 guldeo6w. Ucieka]ac
zranili niebezpiecznie w}asci~
ciela skladu, kt6ry naszedl
ma n!ch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-03
Ia swych ciem;ezc6w!

ma swych ciem;ezc6w!
A my, skupieni W sobte
jak owl Boerowie po napadzie
ma Mich handy rozb6jniczej,
lak oni przygotowujmy sic ..
do wielkiej walki, do wielkiej
wojny o niepodleg'oSc!
Jezeli ME bedziemy sic
organizow &C i przygotowywat
do walki, zmasakruja mas
Moskale przerobia ma ohyd-
na trzode carskich niewolni~
kow. ma'acych "a Boga cara,
"a religy'a carska prawo~
stawna religia a zamiast praw
obywatelskich godnosc wier-
nopoddahczych jego rab6w
(niewoloik6w), kt6rzy sic Gle
sza zyciem jego uciechami z
carskiej }aski!
Powyzsze gorace s}owa ,
wyIete z >Paryskiego G'osu
WoLNEGo. roznleca W niejed-
mem polskiem sercu ogieh
mile'Sci Ojczyzny. lecz zawar~
te W Mich wojownicze napom-
n,enia zdaja sic nam bye
troche przedwczesnemi.
Wszakze samo przez sic
zanosi sic ma to, ze mocar~
stwa, kt6re Polske rozszar-
paly, W ME edalekie) przysz|o~
Sci same gwaltownie chwiat
sic zaczna, a mianowic;e
Austrya i Rosya, gI6wnie
wskutek rozprzegania sic
r6znorakich narodowosci W
Mich. Niemcy za$ wskutek
toczacego ich robactwa So.
cyal1zmu a zarazem zewnetrz-
nych napor6w.
Polakom tylko na drodze
pokojowej, sposobami legal
nemi, do tych zajSt przyspa~
sabiat sic trzeba, przez do
rabianie sic pod wzgledem
oswiaty i materyalnego do
brobytu. a nadto czekat. al
liczba narodu sic podwoi.
Juz Bogu dzieki, roSniemi
pod wszystkiemi trzema "a
borami.
Gdy dostatecznie rmadrze
jenny, zbog: cimy sic ! wzro$~
niemy W ]iczbe. wtedy do
piero bedzie czas myslet o
woinie naszymi $miertelny-
mi wrogami, kazdym z
osobna, albo z wszystkimi
razem.
rymczasem = ,,Czyh tylko
kazdy co kaze Ouch Bozy.
a caloSt sama sic zlozy.'
. O.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-03

%musza]a hdS 4dJezuCy' wy
dzierajacy nam nietylko pra-
wo. ale mienie naszc i iezyk
nasz - wszystko. cosmy edo
byli dia swego narodu W cia.'
gu 1000 lat piracy i poSwiece-
MA!
Armaty pod Stockton
zdob> wa}a wiara, rekam1
Garment cd p}uga! Min5ly
jednak te easy! Obecuie
sztuka wojskowa posz}a dale
ko, orez Jest udoskonolany-
i juz O kosie co zwyciezyIa
pod Rac}awicami mowy bye
ME mole
Alez natura ME edm6wi}a
nam zdolnoSci, mielismy "a
czas6w niepodleg}oSci i pod
czas walk O niepodleglosc,
wodz6w, ktorych nam SWAT
mole pozazdro$c't. a odwagi
i meztwa Jeszcze naszemu ma
rodowl ME brakowaio!
Coz nam nalezy robi6?
Oto wszyscy Polacy. zdoln'
do s}uzby wojskowej powinniS.
my sic zaliczyc do rezerwy
wojskoweJ. Poniewaz zaborcy
biora do wojska i ma tyle na
,le kszta}ca W tel sztuce, to
pozostajac kazdy z zobowiaza-
nych sluzba narodowa wo)-~
skowa ma SVEN terytoryum,
powinien ciagle sic kszta}cit
W sztuce wo)skowej. stosow-
ME do moznoSci.
Po)edydcza dzialalnoSe ma
wet ME :ncze zwrocie ma siebie
uwagi policyi nieprzyjaciel~
skiej. Kszta}cenie sic za$ oso-
biste na)mniejszego ME
mole zwr6cit podejrzen'a, bo
kto vie co ia u siebie robie.
co mysle, czego sic ucz1?!
Opr6cz tego nalezy organi-
zowae sztab gI6wny, kt6ryby
sic zaja} specyalnie obmy$le~
niem sposobu mobilizacyi tax
przygotowane) armii i uloze-'
mem planu powstania / walki!
Ola takiego rodzaju czyn-
nosci nigdy ME jest zawczes-
ME, a bardzo bye mole, 1e
gdy w swoim czasie sic ME
zrobi. STAG sic moze "a p6zno!
Poniewaz g}6wnie ma pocza-
tku powlnno nam chodzit 0
wyzwolenie czesci Polski, zo-
staiacei pod zaborem mo-
skiewslzim, wiec wszystkie
nasze silly powinnismy skiero.
wac W te strone!
Aczkolwiek jest to wr6g
najsiloiejszy, ale So W nim
samym elementy tez dazace
do wybicia sic niewoli; ze
jeteli tyIko potra6my sic z
mimi skojarzyt to kolcs
zadrzy " swych' podstawach.
Opr6cz czynow wni k 8 "
mic ma innej sp6jni! Nar6d
] lrosyjski sam uciemiezony,
.,ezeli tylko ME da sis carato-
wi 50 oszukac ! 'w'''yzyska6 ie--.
SO ciemnote, sam sic rzuci
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-03

CHICAGO. - w Niedz;e
le, d: 6 Maja. przypada s
rocznica otworzenia zakIadu
leczniczego pod op;eka WV.
Si6str Nazaretanek. Sczeg6l.
nym zbiegiem okolicznosci. "
Niedziele te, jako " Me-
dziele Maja przypada tax jak
pred s laty Swieto Krolowej
Xorony Polskiej, a nadto v
roku biezacym LACEY sic z tenn
swietem uroczystoSc kcsc'elna
Opieki sw. J6zefa. = Ot6t
Zarzad :zpitala pragnie OBJ
chodziG dzict ten re szlzeg6l.
"a uroczystoscia. stosujac sic
pray tenn do zwyczalu przyje-
tego W Ameryce. obchodze~
MIA tax zwanego Donation
Day (Dz;eh ofi'ar).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-03

Londyn. Korespon'
dent gazety Times z
Lorenzo Marques do
nosi, re W Pretorii po'
wstala wielka fabry-
ka armat i re pier
wsza armate wYs}ano
" tych dniach do Ora
nil.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-03

KONST ANTYNO-
POL. Sultan wyda4
trade czyli rozkaz po
lecajacy odbudowanie
zniiszczonych dom6w
nlisyo)''n75a,rzY on q "a amery-
lzaiskich " " j! Khar'put 3. [l.'''.''p ut
oraz oIt;ll'c,.yn:|Y I1;l.',, n prz.y 60 $: !,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-03

BAY CITY, Mich. - Piotr
Peplihski, kt6ry pred dwoma
|aty przez sedziow przysie :
g|ych uznany zostal winnym
morderstwa swej zony, a
p6zniej uzyskal nowy process
tel sprawy, oczekuje teraz W
wiezieniu Powiatowym ter
minu, kt6ry rozpocznie sic !
maja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-03

PHILLIPS, Wis. - Wiel.
x. J. M. Korczyk przeniesio-
ny zosta} z Poznania do
Ph lips, z misyami Prentjs j
Neuman. Jest tam mieszana
para6a katolicka, sk}a9ajaca
sic po wiekszej czesci z Mem
COW, Anglikow, Francuz6w i
Polak6w.>
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-03
LADYSMITH.

LADYSMITH. -
BoerzY zamierza)a
DrZezim0WaG W Nata.
lu. Domagaja sic on',
ateby Kafrzy i'm p}a-
cili podatek cd chat,
zamla<t rzadowi ma
talskiemu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-03

BAY CITY, Mich. Wy
dawca PRAwDY pan Wincen-
ty Prybyszewski ME nalezy
do polskiej parafii. tylko do
lryjskiej, i ma W kosciele
iryjskim }awke.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-03

,.Tygodnik Polski" W St,
Louis. Mo-. ma nowo zaczal
wychodzit i rozkoczal znowu
cd numeru I. roku I. gdvz W
inne przeszedf rece.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-03


KS.JAN ZWlERZCHOW-
SKI, kt6ry kszta'ci} sic W
seminaryum " St. Francis,
odprawil w dn;u I Kwietnia
b. I. pierwsza msza Sw;eta "
polsk;m kcSciele w.Caiumet.
Mich. w uroczystosc, tel
bralo udzial II polskich
ksiezy, pomiedzy mimi ks.
.kepa 2 Mllwauk ee. Byl
obecny na tych primicyach
|ip Hipollt pawEcki = Hurr
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-03

DURHAM. - 1000
Boer6W wr6ci}o z De-
wetsport pod Lady,
brand, gdzle nagro-
madzone So ogromne
zapasy i olbrzymie
pola oosiane So zbo-
lem. - Inny oddzia}
Boer6w cofna} sic
pod nova twierdze
Kronstadt.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-03
TELEGRAMY.
CAPETOWN.

W 'Afryce po|udnio-
wei general Roberts
znowu odpedzil Boe-
row daleko I'd We
pener i Bloemfoun-
tein, zaja4 napowr6t
wodocia gi, kt6re Boe-
rzy, ME chac przyj-
mowac bitwy z 4 razy
liczniejszym Wro-
giem, bez wystrzalu
porzucili, i teraz zno-
WI odpoczywa. Pad}a
bowiem po}owa koni
kawaleryi angielskiej
pod genera}em French
a pozostajaca po}owa
tax jest zmarnowana,
re ME podobna teraz
genera}owl Roberts.
20 rozmoczonych dro
gach, maszerowac I ,it: do
PretorYi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-03
"a NiW POlskich
W AMERYCE.

PAN MICHAL ZAGOR-
SKI. generalny sekretarz
Uni ?olskie) W Ameryce.
zalozyi " St. Paul, Minn,
pracownia obuwia meskiego i
damskiego, przy rogu ulic
Rice i Como ave.
p. 90
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-03

PAN ANTONI WALCZAK
obecnie W La Crosse, Wis,
wyjezdza W przyszlym ty-
godniu do S|upcy. W Kr6~
lestwie Polskiem, po rodzine.
Pan Wa]czak bawi juz 8 lat "
Ameryce najwiecej pracowal
dotad prey mu]arzach. Tree
Walczakowie W Winonie to
jego kuzyn;.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-03

PAN APOLINARY KAR
WOWSK1, by}y wydawca
REFoRMY, utraciwszy wzrok
zupe}nie, wy1ezdza iona do
Paryza. Odebrawszy 900 dol.
cd Zwiazku Mar. Pol. i prawie
tyle "a R e f O r m e, rozpo-
rzadza kapitalikiem okolo
1000 dolarow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-03
WIELEBNY x. J6zef
Karpihski przeniesiony z
Houtzdale do Natrona, Pa.

W NORTH CREEKU,
Wis.,, przeprowadz'li tamtejsi
farmerzy telefon z miasteczka
Arcad,i do polskiej plebanii.
Slupy telefoniczne sami do
stawili i w}asnorecznie wko~
pail. Kosci6l polski " North
Creek $ mil odleg}y cd Area
dii.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-18

The division Of forestry of the de-
partment Of agriculture will undertake
to reforest a large part of the Cone
maugh watershed at Johnstown, Pa,
SO as to provide against further dam
age from freshets or floods such as &C.
Cured there in May. 1889. That fright
full catastrophe. which swept away
over $1O.00O,O00 worth. Of property and
cost SO many lives. is only an exagger-
ated example of the floods that have
occurred there. The ,Johnstown Water
company. which controls 5000 acres of
land, has asked the division of forestry
to devise plan by which the area can
be recovered with timber, so as to pre-
vent the too rapid rush of the rainfall.
1t is announced that as soon as the
weather permits Mr.. j. W. Tourney Of
the division will make an inspection Of
the region and decide on some plan.
The expense of the work Of carrying
out this plan will be shared by the gov
eminent and the water company. This
experiment in forestry will be watched
with interest by other sections Of the
country where similar conditions exist.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-18
GoMPERs ! AGAIN CHOSEN.

Unani1mously Reelected President of
III the Eaderation. 81: ~ s:; ss&S
/ LOUISVILLE. Dec. 1.-THE Goth an.
nual convention Of American Fedora.
ton Of labor adjourned sine die after
selecr1ng scranton, r., Tor next years
convention. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: y -.
President, Samuel Gompers, New
York. cigarmaker; secretary, Frank
Morrison, Washington, printer; treas
urer. John B. Lennon; Bloomington,
Ills, tailor; first vice president, James
Duncan, Boston, granite cutter; second
vice president, John Mitchell, Indian
apolis, miner; third vice president,
James O'Connel, Washington, machin.
ist; fourth vice president, Max Morris,
Denver, retail clerk; fifth vice presi.
dent, Thomas F. Kidd, Chicago, wood.
worker; sixth vice president, Dennis
Hayes, Philadelphia, glass blower.
!; These officers will compose the new
executive council Of the organizati on.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-18
OTTENDORFER DEAD.

Zeitung Passes Away. :
NEW YORK, Dec. H.-After pro.
tracted illness Oswald Offend OFFER, the
venerable editor-in.chief of tn Q New
York Staatz.zeitung, philanthr opisr
and reformer, died at his home, $50
Central Park south. Death was due to
a complication Of ailments from which
the eminent German American journal
list had been suffering for the last 20
years. His afliction did not take a
serious turn, however. until about six
months ago. Since then he had failed
steadily. About three weeks ago an
operation became necessary. - =
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-18
TRAINING SHIP WRECKED.

German Frigate Founders Mt Malaga.
Il. Many Believed to Have Drowned.
4 MADRID, Dec. 1.-THE German train
ing frigate Gneiseneu has foundered
off Malaga, 80 miles east-northeast of
Gibralter. ,,.>,s.- r.. T.. -.
Gneiseneu had been at Malaga since
Nov. /, practicing with guns of large
calibre. She had been previously at
Megador, Morocco. At 10 o 'clcck re-
view Of the cadets was in order. The
wind was extremely violent and in
structions were given to stoke up as
rapidly as possible But already
mountainous waves had struck the
ship, swapping the anchor chains. She
was driven helpless toward the port
and sank. The crew threw themselves
into the sea and chung to the wreckage,
but the majority quickly disappeared.
Captain Krestimann died at his post.
It is thought that fully 100 are lost. VI
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-18
PARLIAMENT ADJouRNs.
Qussn's Speech Of D,smissal the Shortest
&J4$&sAr ~ E$4}i3 on Record. e II

Qusen's speech Of Dtsmiss.l the Shortest
sJ5$ &ssr,&$;' ON Record. t e +.
LONDON, Dec. IT, Parliament was
dismissed during the day until the
middle of February, with the reading
Of the shortest Of the queens speeches,
1t was as follows: r,z
\ my Lords and Gentlemen: THANK
you for the liberal provision you have
made for the expenses incurred by the
operations Of my armies in South. At
RIGA and China" 49,
The proceedings, in the house Of com.
mons were a repetition in miniature of
the debates of the brief session. The
ministers were heckled, the war virn.
lently denounced and Mr.. Chamberlain
was further attacked. The war funds
were finally voted after the secretary
of state for war, Mr.. Frederick, had
given assurance that the government,
during the recess, would cordially Co
operate with General Kitchener in an
endeavor to end the war. +
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-18
. TALK WITHOUT WIRES.

Remarkable Experiments IN elephoni Ing
Slas a. ut Minneapolis. t.ts$ = <, e Vi
MINNEApoL1s, Dec. 17.-Telephoning
without wires was given q most rigid
testand was successful in the face OF
adverse conditions. Men talked across
the Mississippi river, a distance Of more
than 1000 feet, despite q cutting wind
and extremely cold weather, two fac
tors operating against success The
fact that the experiment. was success
full in the face of obstacles makes it
clear that revolution in the present
methods is possible. +. z.
The experiment can hardly be called
wireless telephoning, for it is necessary
to use some wire and the ordinary
transmitters and receivers. Lengths
Of wire-150 feet-were stretched on
each side Of the river, and to these were
attached the TRANSMIT tiers and receivers.
The voice vibrations. on one wire were
carried across and registered upon the
other. 4g:5 +. e. v ~ y;
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-18
WAS STRICTLY PRIVATE.

Dinner Given BY Queen wihelmins to
-' President Kruger.
The HAGUE, Dec. 17.-The dinner
given by Queen Wilhelmina to the
Transvaal president was private. Mr..
Kruger sat next to her majesty, OPP
posite the queens mother and DR..
:Leyds Otherwise only the ladies and
gentlemen in waiting were present.
Afterwards Mr.. Kruger and DR.. Leyds
conversed for half an hour with the
queen in the drawingroom on the agri-
cultural and chronological conditions of
South Africa. 81. ..e - .5,,,., -.
When Mr.. Kruger was apprised of
the contents Of General Kitchener's
latest dispatch, chronioling such q
great disaster. to the British, he ex-
pressed the iveliest satisfaction and he
said that the fact coinoided with the
anniversary of the battle of Colenso
and was an excellent augury for the
BoAra 5s $,s.'F $s :-.5 - y s=
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-18
'REc oRD-BHEA X ING YEAR:
10 Incrsass q Ilon Ors Shlpmsnts Ffom
MI - ~ @ N$S

49, Incrsass & Ivoa Ors shipments FFom
SS 45 # Altnnesota. IA NJ 3$i s!
ss DuLUTH. Dec II. The total amount
Eof iron ore shipped from the mines o.
Minnesota Tor the season OF ! 800 Wa
p, All, O96 gross tons, as compared with
i8,2l6, 1888 gross tons in 1899, an increase
Sof !, 2S4, 762 gross tons. The Mesabai
range shipped q. 795, 296 and the Ver.2
million range ], $50, 100 gross tons. The
estimated value OF the ore sent forward
from Minnesota mines this year was
$26, 900, 600 One of the most striking
features Of the ore prod uction and
shipments il Minnesota this year 10
the enormous shipments from the Mo
saba range Tho range shipped its
first ore in 1892 and tia total shipmsnts
from this range to date have been 81.
$50, 1888 gross tons. The Vermillion
range, which began shipping in 1884.
has shipped q total 81 Is. lYl,l69 gross
tons. The Mesaba range ii nine years
has shipped twice % much AZ the Yer.
million range in seventeen years.