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Arizona republican., 1901-07-06
MATTERS OF RECORD.

The following instruments reported by the Phoenix Title Guaranty and Ab- stract company were filed for record in the county recorders office during the day:
 Henry Wickenburg to Morris Lassen deed to lot l. blk {, and lot 6, blk 3, Wickenburg; consideration, $l50.
 Buckeye Canal X Land company to Alfred D. Blackmer, dee1 to water fir nR, nls, sec l2, tp g. 3 "; consider ation. $4S0.
 Buck ye Land &s Canal company to William R. Blackmer, deed to water for seA, seh, and ela. neh, nwH, seI. and swh seA, SC. 1. tp 1 g. F W; con- sl1eration, S420
 Wm M. Billups and wife to The London company, deed to nk, sec 10, tp 1 8, r e, and seh seh, sec 22. tp s. r e; consideration. $l.
 Wm. II. Hardy 10 N. P. McCallum deed to neh, sec 2S tp 1 n, e; con- sideration $500.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-06
A DEPARTED GLORY
The Silver King of Today Makes Old
 Times Homesick.

MT. II. k. Mcdonald the well known mining promoter of Yavapai county, was in the city yesterday and left last night for Prescott. He has been look ing over some mining properties In Pinal county and while he was there he went to the Silver King to buy some machinery on that famous old property He said last night that he was never more depressed and homesick In his life than he wa. on his return to the King" That was his stamping ground in the boom days of the mine. He wac the proprietor of a stage coach line and 2500 people lived in the camp. all living off the mine. At the height of the boom MT. Mcdonald hac to put on two six horse coaches and then he coull hardly accommodate all the pilgrims to the court of the Silver King. Of all that popula ton only one member remains. a man hv the name of Perkins. whose d5- cay Is coincident with that of the tim berg of the mine.
 In the opinion of Mr Mcdonald. npor- ations ought to be going on on the Sil- yer King now, but on account of the bitter litigation. the end of which is no nearer In sight than it was ten years ago, he thinks that work has been per- manently suspended.
 He mentioned one fact that is not
Arizona republican., 1901-07-06

down town to get d cocktail for an ap- petizer. He was met by Il friend who seemed to have money to. burn. After he had burned some of it he suggested to MT, Bryan that they ought to go out to Five Points to see Jerry Sullivan, wno had just opened up a new resort for the thirsty. They went out and Jerry was seen several times and was IAid for every time he appeared before the curtain. All this took considerable time and when Mir. Bryan got home again and measured the distance from his house to his gate he noted a shrink age of some feet. His front yard had crawled back under the house and looked like 1t intended to stay there.
 Mir Bryan was not long in coming to conclusion. He saw a great light and 1t made him mad. He got his shotgun out for the purpose of creating va cancy in the marshals office. but when he began to think how easy he had been worked sort of an admiration for the man that put up the job sprang up in his breast and he began laughing He hunted up the marsha and talked it over With him, telling him he was both glad and sorry. He was glad he was not at home, for ais absence had saved the insurance branch of the A. O. |. w. lodge about 5000 and his re- pUblican friends the humiliation of having no representative on the police force. On the other hand he was sorry that his realty had been so greatly d. minished. for Phoenix is nice town and Mr. Bryan wants to own all he can Of lt.
 The marshal finally told him he was sorry but he was up against it and he had to do it and he thought he better do it without getting Killed if he could. But he promised never to do 1t again. and MT. Bryan let him off
Arizona republican., 1901-07-06
OVERWORKED CHARITY
An Association Thinking of Going Out
 of Business.

The insurance business is now very dull in Phoenix and is direct result some of our most prominent young men are Acking the bare necessaries Of life. If it had not been for the watch fullness of the Amalgamated. Society Of Charitably inclined Jimmie Carter would in all probability have been by this time in very hard straits, which to say the least, would be sad, as everybody that knows Jimmie has an interest in him, or rather has interest coming to them from him. The Amal- gamated Society of Charitably Inclined was organized with the express pur- pose of supplying Carter and unfortu- nate business men with necessary money, and has at present writing a membership of three with officers as follows: H. A. Diehl, president; Wm. Davis, vice president; $. R. Hughes, sec ond vice president. It has been evident for some weeks past that Jimmie had neglected to visit the tOnsorial artist, or if he had done so, had forgotten to take his accustomed place in the chair, and the society after deliberating over it for some time came to the unani- nous conclusion that it was not con sistent to good citizenship to allow this state of affairs to continue. So Dehl as president made a motion Co the effect that the society offer said Carter financial assistance for the pur- pose of securing the services of said tonsoriai artist in removing unnatural growth frcn the features of afJre- mentioned Carter. The motion was seconded by both the other presidents, and carried by the society without dissenting voice. Upon adjourning the members went in body in quest of their man. They always go together when on other missions of marcy, as most people have an importunate pro- pensity for overlooking their motive and taking offense at their proffered assistance.
 However, Jim was not of this kind and listensd to their proposition with tears of gratitude in his eyes and outstretched hand ready to grasp the required 1jc Jim had the shave ana then returned to the charitable threa to inform them that he was hungry. He secured an order on Coffee AIS and after using it to good advantage. re- turned once more to acquaint his new found friends with the information that bath was very necessary, as cleanliness was next to G-d'insss. The members were going to object here, but Diehl being a good Christian de- nished him with the necessary funds. Jim enjoyed the bath very much, but cided that Jim was right, and fur upon looking in the glass became i'm bued with the idea that his hair needed trimming, and again returned for financial assistance. The three chartably inclined saw him coming
Arizona republican., 1901-07-06
A CONFIDENCE GAME
And How the City Marshal Moved a
 Fence With It.

Tom Bryan's fence has been moved, That is not a very startling announce ment to the general reader, but to those who are acquainted with the sit nation it is both good news and some thing of a joke.
 For some years the city council has laid awake at night trying to evolve a scheme for the strengthening of Van Buren street without offending any one.
 Either through some erroneous early day surveys or through the carelecs- ness of some early day builders several ncCs and houses were built Ovar the line Of the south side of the street. How to get them moved back without creating trouble has been the stand ing problem of the city fathers. Finally all were moved except the fences be- longing to T. J. Bryan. r. K. Scofield and one other party. Not long ago the council instructed tho city marshal and the street commissioner to move these fences back, without trouble if possible, but to move them.
 While the other property owners weT- too busy to move the fences themselves they offered no resistance to the work of the ofIic-rs, but Mir. Bryan made up his mind that his fence would remain wh gre it had first taken root. While he made no hostile demonstration with anything but his mouth. he assumed an attitude that indicated trouble. and the city officials thought it was a ease where diplomacy couli accomplish more than bluff.
 Yesterday morning NIT. Bryan came
Arizona republican., 1901-07-06

and endeavOred to escape but, of course, to no purpose, as Jim being a business man, knows few things in r gard to the intention of human be- ings. He talked to the two for about an hour, giving the most touching inc cidents as reference and furnishing 'su masterly arguments in favor of his object that they finally conceded him his point and furnished the neces- Sary funds.
 The society is going to have a spec ial meeting tonight to decide upon plans of mutual protection, as they fear that Jim may think of something else he needs.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-06
CONGRESS OF 90 HOOTERS.

Newport, R. l.. July 5.--The harbOr is filling with yachts from many points four races between the % Hooters which begin tomorrow The Newport Yacht Racing association has completed the arran gements for the contests, which are to take place under the racing rules of the New York Yacht club. 4 cup E to be given to the winner of each race. providing two or more yachts start
Arizona republican., 1901-07-06
NOT ON
 YOUR LIFE...

has business been dull at this store, and what's more, 1t won't be. We are making prices that people with cash cannot resist. .s This week we have put up sixty camp ing and prospecting or ders, and they were not small ones. Just let Us figure on your bill, is all we ask .s July must be a hummer for business and we will pay you to help Us make it a record breaker. We are simply setting things afre 'on New Crop Teas, in which we have largest stock in Arizona at
Arizona republican., 1901-07-06

The next sea.ide excursion train by way of the north liae will leave Rhoe- nix on Thursday. July 11th, at 4:2O d. m.. santa Fe time. This will give pas s agers d cool morning ride out of the valley and but one night on thp road into California. Breakfast will be serv ed at Skull Valley and lunch at Ash Fork, where a 2J minute connection will be made with the overland for the coast.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-06

k C&ll at Elyey & Huletts and get a free sample Of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They are an elegant physic They also improve the appetite the digestion and regulate the liver and bowels. They are easy to take md pleasant in effecs
Arizona republican., 1901-07-06

generally known. that there are mill ion tons of the ore on the dump ready to mill and the estimated value of it Is $20. .O00, 900. The Silver King paid divi- dends amounting to $16,OO0.00O
Arizona republican., 1901-07-06

swered the optimist. q understand that peanut tru.t has been organized, and l am waiting Co SC whether it won't put up the price so that you can't gst enough for . cents to maks yoi sick"-Wa shineton Star
Arizona republican., 1901-07-06
Savage Rifles AL ways Satisfy

A from the Mogoon mountains came into the store Monday said: "I don't want thing only to tell you that the Savage you sold like better and better every have all the different rifles made, and it outshoots them all"
 Another man, prominent cattenan here bought Saw Monday-he fourth he has purchased for himself his employees the They have shot everything section of the country from Wnchesers to Mausers he says nothing stands like the SAVAGE
 Savage $20 and $2l5O little than other makes. never lose a sale the SAVAGE, unless the invest much money SEQ. It
 the only hammeress siXshooter rifle made The Savage stock in 2O % and 26 inch barrels 30& and SO3O wholesale and retail agents for this section t'aalog free.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-06

Ice cream, snerDet, fruits, salads, fish. meats, chicken. etc. Get a nice steak out of our cold storage. Dishes washed by stean. luncn counter and dining
 room. Special cafe and private rooms on second floor. Coffee AIS Restaurant.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-06
HOPES.

Do you think that the truHs are capable of serving any paihnthropic 
 'I have hopes in that direction" an-
Arizona republican., 1901-07-06

It is more bl- ssed to give al bill than it is to pay one.
 4 daughter who insists upon having a musical education costs as much as a son who gets into expensive scrapes.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-06
srop-ovER AT NIAGARA FALLS.

STOP-ONER AT NIAGARA FALLS.
 You can stop over at Niagara Falls and the Pan-Ameiican exposition. at Buffalo. on your way east this summ er via the Michigan Central, The Niagara Falls Route" Consult latest folder and address l.. D. Heusner Gcn'l West rn Pass'r Agent, 119 Adams street, Chicago
Arizona republican., 1901-07-06
You Should
 Know


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 TT DOES the printing for the rail roads, also the big business houses and mines, all over the Territory. IT CAN do your printing as it should be done, at prices that smaller concerns cannot touch.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-06

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-21
Jaka kto bronid wo'
juje, cd takiej anie,

Gazeta Dz1ENN1K M1LwAUc
XII Mr.. 257z 28 Pazdziern'ks
1901 r. przytacza rome u
stepy. tyczace Sc Zw'azkr
N p. tax cd s'ebie. jakote1
I z 'nnych gazet kt6re osta
teczn e wyjaSniaja obecny
stan Zw'azku. a r6wnicz
jego przysztost - Ustepy
te So nastepujace:
I. Pewna Geese nasze
prasy. a W tel l'czbie. navel
pare gazet dotad sprzyjaja
jacych Zwi2zkowi N. P.
tw,erdzi, ze " tel organiza-
cyl wz'el' gore sccial'sci.-
2. Gazeta TELEGRAF Z
Chicago mow;:- "zwiazek N
P. stracil swa ceche narodo-
wa i stall sic kosmopol'tycz.
nvm Gdzie czerw on
re, wodza. tam dla prawdzi~
wych patryctow ME ma
m'ejsca.'
; Gazeta SrRAz pisze:
..Dobra by'a mlodziez nasza
wtedy, gdy ostatni swoj
krwawo pod ziemia zapraco.
wany grosz odsylala do
Chicago ma ,,niepewne cele''
zarzadu, ale dis. gdy przej
rzala ia m}odziei ME po-
zwala sic juz wodzit naciaga
czom "a nosy. to - fora It
4. Zwracamy uwage ma
to, ze social'$ci potra6li ma
seim;e W Toledo przeforso~
wac Wilkes Barre jako m;ej-
see przysz'ego selmu.
Ma;ac w'ekszo$t "a soba, "a
diva lata przenios4 tam zarzad.
Dotad czerwoni jeszcze me
wygrali, ale wygrat moga
w6wczas. gdy sic Zwiazek
Narodowy robbie. Me-
bezpieczehstwo wielkie =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-21

opieka ksiezy nalezacych do.
Uni. "a ich przewodnictwem
/ rada zyska}aby sama duzo1
moralnie oddaia znakom tes
uslugi ojczyzoie. - A osta-'
tecznie. gdy starszych ME.
stanie, ol'i )ako wytwiczeni i.
doswiadczeni pod wodza
wytrawnych wodz6w, sami sta.
ma ma czelej poprowadza dalej
to szlachetne dzielo piracy ola
ojczyzny i bliznich swoich.
Przyiaciel Organizacyj
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-21

BERLIN. u We
Wroc}awlu urzadzill
ta'ntejsi studenci.u
wersytetu o.dbrzymia
demonstracye prze-
civ Chamberlain|'owi |'
2 powodu, IL wyrazi}
sic, ze Niemcy VEGA
sic wo]ny oiemieck,o
fraucuzkiej ME lepiej
postepowali, NIX po-
stepuje obecnle An
glicy W A1fryce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-21
ell chytry.

nlePrzyjac el .chytry.-
! Iezeli zwiazkowcv tax m6wia
to z pewnoScia musi tam c.:
z'ego bye "a tenn elem So
socialisci, kt6rzy m6wia: -
Dc;li$cie dosyc dlugo kr6w-
ky, pozwolciez i nam soc'a-
listom teraz doit." - Nj
mniej. nj wiecej So
cialrsci chca rec: -, GIosna
|narodowost, milost .oiczyzny
j praca ola niej " Zwiazku to
So tylko czcze sfowa. a praw-
DIVA istota Jest samolubstwo
i chet korzystania grosza
sk'adahego Przez c'ezko
pracujacych ludzi. a wierza .
cych W piekne slowa.
~Zwiazek w'ec dzis,eiszy. jak
to widat z sadu samychze
zw'azkowc6w. sklada sic z
dw6ch czesci. t. j. z uczci''
wych patryot6w. soc'ali-
stow. Plerwszej czesc' Zwiaz-
ku ME godzi|oby sic posadzac
% zle , samoluboe tendencye.
ale druga? 80. z pewoosc'a
MONA, sadzac zachowania
sic jej ma seimie " Toledo.
Doprawdy. re podob'y stan
W kazdej organizacyi jest
ubolewania godny. - Ale
kto jaka brooia wo. o.u)e. cd
tak'ej sam g'nie.
Byli kedys ludzie W
Zwiazku bezinteresown,, "
.1obrej wierze pracujacy,
kt6rym ma sercu leza|o dobro
!, czyzny i szczera praca d]a
lie, i patrzacy bystro "
przyszlost. Ale tych ludzi
oozbyto Sc, jedynie tylko
dlA tePo. ze bron'li wstepu
doZwiazku bezwyznaniowcom
4 jak ich d:,s ssmi zwiazkow
cy nazywaia. soc'alistom. z
kt6rymi tax cietk9 Wake
dz's toczyt :smusza, aby Zwia~.
EEK ratowat.
Gdy delegation W Buffalo
t'6maczono. ze Zwiazek duzo
na tenn ucierpi, odrzuca)ac
dobre ! zbawienne rady. tenn
wiecej krzyczano: pozbedzie-
my sic takich wnioskodaw-
COW. ale pozyskamy tysiace
cz|onk6w. - l tax sic tez
stalo: wnioskodawcy VIE
dzieli czego zadaja. ale tel j
krzykacze wiedzieli 0 co i'm
chodz,lo. Ksieza widzac sic
zakrzyczanymi, opu$ciii sale
se)mowa. aby do niei wiece;
nie wr6cit a Zwiazek pozyska}
tysiace cz}onk6w, ale. -.
ma kt6rych sic
obecnie zw:azek skarzy, ze
So kosmopolitemi. i chca
albo wszystkich zw;azkow-1
COW przerobie ma sobie po-
dobnych , urzeda zagarnat.
: albo gdyby i'm sic to ME
uda}o. Zwiazek rozbie. jak to
przepowiadaja gazety wyzej
~ymienione.
Me zyczymy tego Zwiaz-
kowi, ale niechzc sobie IA:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-21

! PoAA'xsoS ~ NoLA~ ASNoA oI"\
gorzkie jest zdrowe. Gorzkie
by|y rady dawane kiedy<
Zwiazkowi, ale zbawienne, a
doswiadczenie dowodz, tego
obecnie.
Zw'azek powinien powr6cit
do pierwotnego swego za}o-
zenia, a. wtedy odzyska
pierwotne zaufanie. - Praca
bedze trudna, bo zle. t. ]
S oci ia z m, zapu$cito ko~
rzenie g}eboko, ! nie latwo
da sic wykorzenic, a nalezy
do Zw'azku. bo mu sic
usmiecha W przyszloSci owa
samolubna korzySc. jaka
kazdy socialista ma ma celu'
zyc kosztem drug'ch.
Co do m}odziezy skarzacej
sic ma Zwiazek. to ia Jest
zawsze mlodzieza, troche
p&ocha. szukajaca wraze6, ale
zawsze jest m}odzieza polska
- watpie, by zapomnia}a
O swojem powo&aniu W pr: cy,
czy to oko}o siebie. czy tel
dla ojczyzny. .
Jezeliby, prawda. =by'o, ze
Zw'azek strac'i swa ceche
'arodowa i rzadza W n m
.cze woni'' )ak to m6w'
rELEGRAF. ii ze ola praw~
dzlwych patryot6w tam ME
ma mie)sca. to jeszcze ME
'est rozsadkiem i madro$cia
opuszczat stare szeregi. a
poddawat Sc pod przewod~
nictwo jeszcze gorsze. niz
pierwsze. - Albo. ..jezel'
znowu zniechecono mlodziez
wyrazen EN- sic do n;ei =
fora ze dwora" - jak to
mowi STRAz i tax lekcewa-
TACO chciano iei sic pozbyt
jedyoie tylko ola tego, ze o
lie m|oda o lyle sumienna
byIa, .wykrywajac n esum en-
ne uzywanie pienedzy ma
niepewne cele. to lyle
znowu rozs9dku spodziewam
sic po mlodziezy, 1e lekko~
myslnie ME rzuci sic gdzie~
bedz W obiecia c.ycha'acych
ma MIA, ale poszuka sobie
starsze) organizacyi. W kt6-
rejby mog'a swobodnie i Z
zamilowaniem pracowat dla
siebiei dla ojczyzny, j ME
narazae sic ma utrate WARY.
bez kt6rej staliby sic sami
social;stami l kosmopolitami,
o co obecnie posadzaja pew
ma Geese Zwiazku. l tax ia
mlodziez, ia Gala nasza na-
dzieja. ia Gala przyszlosc
nasza. pobijalaby sic swoja
w}asna bronia. i bezwiednie
dazyla do tego. co i'm sic
obecnie W Zwiazku ME POI
doba.
Narzucae mlodziezy jakiej-'
kolwiek organizacyi'nie chce,
= ale gdyby mic zapytano 81
rade. powied dzialbym: laczcie
sic : U nia P ol SIX q. Tam
mlodziez. stanawszy pod
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-21

[.4r,prs ssa 1H<,rs1a,SvHk1.
kaz, ably kazdego Bu-
ra pochwyconego W
uniformie rozstrze-
lano natychmiast bez
s9du.
DUBLIN. lrland-
czycy sposobia sic do
powstania przeciw
Anglikom. Mniemaja,
ze trzeba obecne os}a-
bienie Angli wyzy-
ska6. JeSli lrlandczy-
cy teg;o ME zrobia
powiedza O Mich przy :
sz&e po&olenia, re byli
tch0rzami.
LONDYN. - Maj
lepsi lekarze W Anglii
twlerdza, re kr6l Ed
ward VII ME pozyie
d}u4ej niz diva lata
pomimo tego, ze urze.
dove buletyny mowia
zupelnie co innego..
W jego systemic "a
gniezdzic sic mia}o
tyle chor6b, ze W obec
Mich sztuka lekarska
ukazac sic musi bez-
silna.
AMSTERDAM, Ho.
landya. - Kr0lowa
Wilhelmina " dniu
10 Listopada powi4'
dziecie. Narodziny
nastapi}y przedwczeS-
ME. Stan zdrowia kr6
Lowell zada " alniajacy.
KONSTANTYNO~
POL. Ma budynku
ambasady francuskiej
znowu powiewa a faga
Stosunki
dyplomatyczne mie-
dzy .Francya a. TurcYa
ponownie zosta}9 ma
WiaZane.
PANAMA. -Gene.
raj Uribe-Uribe o.
Swiadczyf, re kolum-
bljscy rewolucyonlsci
dla tego "a bron
chwycili. aby zapew-
mic Stanom Zjedno-
czonym kontrole uad
panamskim.
WlEDEN. A..
misyo-|
panna Stone
jeszcze " ME-
wolf u baindyt6w bull
garskich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-21
ROUEN, we Fran

ROUEN, we Fran .
cyl. Tutejsi robot
nicy portowi zebrali
sic i o5wjadczYli sic
jednog}o6nie "a zboj-
kotowaniem. okret6w
angielski:cb. Zadaj9
pr6cz tego zWo}ania1
kongresu robotnik6w,
zatrudnionych W do
kach W .ca4ej Europie,
aby' og6lnlie przeszko
dzi5 }adowananiu i
wy}adowaniu angiel-
skich statk6w. TAX
.chca Emusic Anglia
ably zaprzesta@a wojuy
wpo}udnioweiA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-21

LONDYN Goraz
jaSniei okazuje ste, re
stronnlctwo pokdowe
wywiera silny wp1yw
ma cabinet gwoli "a
kodczenla wojnY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-21

CAPETOWN.-Po.
wo}ano pod broh mi
licye m,ejska, zacho-
.dzi bowiem Ottawa a.
yaku Bur6w kt5rZy W
,zoacznej sile pokazali
sic W okolicy. Lord
Kitchener wyda} roz-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-21
Drobne Echa.

.W1EL x. ST. kACZYN-
SKI. proboszcz parsfii pol
skiej W FIeosburgu, W M,n.
nesocie. przebywa obecnie. :
powodu piersiowej slubosci.
W prywatnej lecznicy " Rut-
land. W stanie Massachusetts,.
W g6rach. wysokosci $500
stop mad pozionem NORA.
NLEZALEZNY ks. Hodur
W Scranton. Pa. rugu,e q
swego koscio'a lacine zaste-
puie ia jezykiem polskim.
READING. Pa - Polskie
S'ostry Franciszkanki lBer-
"ard> nk') otworzy'y tu no.
wicyat. Panienki, pragnace
poswiecic sic ma sluzbe Boza.
a kt6re czesto zmuszone So
prosit o przyiecie W zakonach
innel narodowosci. maja oka-
Eye wstapienia do Zakonu
czysto polsk'ego.
NACZELNY redaktor Ku
RIVERA PoLsK1Eco p F. Jablo1.
ski, otrzymal posade redskto-
ra pray aog'elsk m dzienniku.
Sentinel W Milwaukee.
Wis. obejmuizc kierownictwo
oowego dzia'u. po$wieconego
wy|ac<nie sprawom polskim. 4
PAN TOMASZ LOBA 81
KZEWSKl. po :czte1 oletniei
przerwie. ponownie objal re-
dakcya Buffaloskiego EcHA:
SOUTH MILWAUKEE,
- Tutejszy rzeznik Jan DO
mihski odnalazl szczesliwie
swa ma}zonke. kt6ra mu ra4
jennie zniknela IS Pazdzier..
n,ka. Bawila ona u syna VI
Manistee, Mich.
M1NONK. III. - SplonaI
tn dom Jozefa Tomaszewskie
90. W kt6rym dwoje jego .
IS letnia c6rka i II
letni syn = spalily sic a.
smiert. Tomaszewski Z 7,letni@ q
syn jego So mocno poparzenI
Polar powstal wskutek ek
splozyi gazoiny. ktora c6rka 3
T Tomaszewskiego rozpalala
piecu. q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-21

kaz, ably kazdego Bu-
ra pochwyconego W
unifOrmie roZstrze-
lano natychmiast bez
s9du.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-21

WlEDEN. A.
merykaiska misyo-
narka panna Stone
ciagle jeszcze " ME-
wolf u bandyt6w bull
garskich.
30
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-21
ROWIRY..
TElECRAF|CzNE.

DAWSON, Alaska.
W brytyjskiej cze-
sci Alaski tworzv sic
spisek, majacy ma &C.
lu wyzwolenie tego
kraju z pod rzad6w
anglelskich. .Spiskiem
kieruj9 znakomici A.
merykanle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-21

LONDYN. Ma
desz}a tu wiademo6c
z Middeburg, W kolo .
nil Przyladka, re d.
l3 Pazdz. $50 jed
,nych zo}nierzy dy-
:stryktowYch, g}dwn'e
Holeadr6w, przylad~
kowych, podda@o sic
wrazz broDi9 Boerom,
kt6rYmi dowodzi}
Smut, Wystrzelali oni
byli prawie Gala swa
:amunicya ma znaczna
odleg}o66 i dalej bic
sic ME chcieli. 1ch
dow6dzoa, kap. Thor
ton, sadzi, ze podda-
ME sic to bylo afer9
z CORY um6wlona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-21

L0NDYN. &C.
neral Boer6w Dewet
zoowu da4 O sobie SLY.
szeG. Operuje on prze.
CIV An n|g(ikom " Ora
nil. .