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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-06-13
Jeml.h Tomb. in chInn.

Jesuits who visited China in the If
teenth century found at Kai-Fung-Fu
the remains Of magnificent temple,
modelled after the temple at Jerusa-
lem. A small conpany of Jews re-
NAMED, who gathered about their
rabbi in q small synagogue. In the
possession Of this congregation of
Jews was found a priceless collection
of ancient rolls and manuscripts, and
unsuccessful efforts were made by the
Jesuits TO secure them. Two hun
dred years later a priest was sent
to Kai-Fung-Fufor the express purpose
of getting possession of this collection,
but the congregation hal melted
away. The synagogue and temple
were gone and the collection of rolls
and manuscripts lost, except a few
fragments which were In the possess
sion Of a Jewish family that could
not read them and did not know
what they were, but treasured them
along with the tradition of their de-
scent. The lost rolls and many more
like them NAV yet be found in some
of those Jewish sepulchers near the
modern city--Leslie's Weekly.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-06-13
Ereedrnnn nnroIIment.

The Dawes commission work OF
enrolling freedmen at Chelsea last
week was Que of the busiest weeks
sluce the besinuing. Fo lowing 4.
the enrolln cot TO date:
Freedmen-On straight cards, 27O7;
doubtful cards, 1903; rejected cards,
l67; total ffceiman applications,
1882.
Cherokees-On strai ,ht cards, a.
3O6; doubtful caris, 2sl5; rejected
earls, 10; memorandum cases, s62.
Delawares-On straight cards, 9s7;
doubtful cards, 35. Grand total 29,-
7s4.
Total Cherokee cltlzeus on straight
roll, including free linen, 2s 600; total
Soubttuls, all Glasses, 1858; total re.
Jected, all classes, 04T.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-06-13
Do rran.-raelae cahle.

The survey OF the Pacific bottom for
the proposed cable to Japan and the
Philippines has been completed and
Rear Admiral Bradford, head of the
photographic bureau, announces his
readiness TO proceed with the laying
Of the cable. About 90 miles east Of the
island OF Guam an abyss was eneoun-
tered, the deepest ever found, in which
bottom was only reached when si,6ii
feet Of wire had been run out. This
abyss, now named the Nero deep, is, of
course, avoided. AT another place a
high mountain range was discovered,
through which X was necessary to find
a pass.-N. \. Times.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-06-13
on the sidewalk and wait to sweat
before YOU can go 70 work.

on the sidewalk and wait to sweat
before you can go to work.
Mrs. Hatfield and Mrs. Goad
spent Sunday with Mrs. Sid SEQ
vii.
Arthur Warren is home from
Coileyville, Kansas.
Bert Garrison has returned from
Springfield, Mo.
Charlie Parks came home this
morning from Vinita, bringing
his little cousin, Hall Webb, with
him to spend a few days.
Jim Taylor has a notion Of go.
ing with the railroad gang to Wag-
oner. But Jim is full of notions
he can't be trusted.
Miss Katie Webb has a sister
visiting her Didn't learn hen
name.
Tom skinner is down from Wi
nita. HAPPY JACK
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-06-13
Notice Of Mortgagee's Sale.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant
10 the terms of a certain chattel mort
gage made on November 27th, 1000, by
w. II. Mobiles and c. A. Stewart to
George Nidifier to secure a promissory
note due in six months for SI3, 10000 on
which there is now due IS, COG. az. the nm
dersigned will on Saturday, June 2qti,
1901, at one O'Clock p. M. at the pasture
gate about one hundred yards from TIE
house on the Dave Sdnger home place
in the Cherokee nation, about S miles
southeast Of Edna, Kansas, offer for sale
for cash in hand to the highest bidder, a
mixed lot Of cattle embraced In said
mortgage consisting Of cows, bulls, steers
and heifers and the sucking calves fol-
lowing the COWS, cows being 26r IN mum.
Der, steers and heiiers being 7S in mum.
Der, and 90 head Of horses, 40 being
work horses, remainder unbroken and
consisting Of mares, geidings and suck
ing colts This June IL, 1901.
w43 GRO. NIDIFFER.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-06-13

In some country households there
are to be seen at the present time -
large onions placed in a row, with a
pinch of salt ON the top of each.
What mission have these odoriferous
roots to perform? They are there,
an English agricultural paper ex-
plains, as weather prophets. The
onions were set in position on
Christmas day. They will be kept on
guard until twelfth night. Then
the believer in their prophetic office
will examine them with scrupulous
care. On some onions the salt will
have melted; on others It win have
remained dry. Each onion represents
a month. A rainy month Is indicated
where the salt has melted and a dry
month where il has kept intact.-N.
y. Times.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-06-13

That uncommonly pleasant smile
Emmet skinner wears Is oocasloned
by the receipt OF a telegram Monday
from kan'as City announcing that he
was father Of a sweet girl baby, and
that motheY aud babe were getting
along nicely Mr. Ratclld Is author
Ivy for the statement that Emmet
called for his IIamiltor-Brown baby
Shoes promptly, aud that be enjoys
the dlstlnctl0n OF helng the 1rst cm-
ploye Of the store 70 receive pair of
shoes on the conditions OF the Ham.
ilton-Bro~n cOmpany-that OF pre-
seutlns each baby born la 1901 With
is first shoes
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-06-13
A Cave is Explored.

John Swain, Tuxie Colston and J..
Il. Brack,tt have returned from Spay-
inaw where they went to explore a
cave. Az the opening Of the cave
there was a large double arch-way
with pillars on each side. Upon en-
terlne the cave they found there were
several large rooms, some twenty or
thirty, with large stalactltes therein.
The cave was very damp and untllt
10 remain 10 for any length Of time,
aud as they proceeded further to the
interior Mr.. Swain walked intJ a bed
OF quick sand aud sauk to a depth OF
three feet Messls. Brackett and Col
ston soon cane to his rescue, and
after exploring for fully a mile the
end OF the cave was reached.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-06-13

Notice IS hereby given thai ths aad-r-
signed viii sell AZ public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash in hand, on the
29th day Of Iune, 1901, in the town Of
Vinita. Cherokee nation, Indian Terri
tory, to satisfy mortgage in favor OF
Lee Taylor given on said property, signed
by o. I. Rankin, the following described
property, towit: One sorrel horse, about
IA Z hands high, about s OF years old;
brand o T connected, T joined under
o. on left shoulder and n on left hip.
said property will be sold on the said
29th day Of June, 1901, between the
hours Of I O'Clock aud 4o'clock p. m. Of
said day. LEE TAYLOR,
d224-w42 Mortgage.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-06-13

Charles Is very observing boy. One
day one Of his mamma's friends came
10 the house to call Mamma was out
and Charles opened the door.
"Mamma Is not at home,H be said.
SWIM you please give her my card
when she comes2'' inquired the caller.
"ieth ma'am," said Charles.
The caller opened her cardcase, and
as lhe withdrew the engraved paste.
board bit OF tissue paper huitered
down onto the steps Very erandly
Charles picked g up and handed It 10
ler, ayme;
Aon Vfpfned cne 81 ycui cigarette
rnl,.rqi 'f-|t hnlnr nreufrr In,s. ~
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-06-13
DIR. Louis BarbY rIarrIed.

DR.. Louis Bagby surprised his
friends this week by "lIghting oup'
TO Kansas Cityon the very commenda.
bic eirand OF getting married. Miss
Belle Ennis IS the fortunate young
lady. The marriage occurred yesterday
at Kansas City. DIR. Louis will re-
turn with his bride about Sunday aud
will occupy rooms for the present at
Aldrich cottage. The Chieflaln Joins
the Doctors many friends m extend
ing congratulations
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-06-13
Roy. trained for Fore,su TRADE.

In Berlin, Leipsic, Cologne and a
few other large business centers there
are special schools for boys intend
ing to enter commercial lie, where
they are taught, In addition TO all
ordinary school subjects, those which
they viii in after life require, such
as business correspondence in Eng
lish, French and German, reckoning
with money of different nations,
bookkeeping, typewriting, shorthand
and so-ealled offiee work, consisting
OF writing out checks, bills of ex-
change, invoices, etc.-N. Y. Times.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-06-13
ResoIutIon Of sympathy.

VInlta Council, f. A. A. No. 272.
The Frlsernal Aid Association of
which sister Jennie Humphrey was q
member, deeply deplore her removal
by the hand OF death. She was a
loving wife, faithful friend and all
ttat pure wonanhood means. This
council extends sympathy to the be-
reaved husband and join in the sor-
SOW OF her many friends. A copy OF
this loving tribute will be given Mr..
Il. b. Pumphrey, also copies to the
Vinita Press for publication.
LIvONA GRREN,
OLIVE MARTIN,
MN. .EDMIsToN,
Vinlta, June sth, 1901. Committee.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-06-13

Are you interested in beautifying
the cemetery9 II 50, do not forget to
attend the meeting Friday night. II
you have some friend or loved one out
there a little work on your part will
help 10 secure the necessary means to
transform our "Sllent city Of the
dead" into beautiful resting place.
Show at least by your presence that
Won are tutofpsted
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-06-13
Downing Conventions.

Delaware District, Coe-oke, Ma
tiog-To the voters uf the Downing
Party, Delaware Distrct-Gentlc-
men:-You are h,rchy advised that
by tbe authority vestoi In me as
District Maraser of the Delaware
district l have called a primary con-
yeutlon TO be held at each precinct In
Delaware district on Thursday, July
l1th, 1901, az O'Clock p. m, aud the
two general conventions on Saturday,
July 18th, lg0li tie general conyen-
tion on the east side 0f Grand river
10 m eet at Grove, /. H., at 10 o'clock
July 18th, 1901; the general conyen-
tlon for The vest side OF Grand river
10 meet at Alton, l. H., ut 10 o'clock
a, m, July 18Th, 1901. Each general
convention Will nominate one candl-
date Tor the sei ate and three cand-
dates for the cOuLcll, in accordance
With the customs heretofore esttb-
lisho I, each precinct Is entitled to
one delegate 'os each nfteen votes
or tho majority fracli0n thereof cast
for the candidate for principal chief
at the last election, each precinct be-
log entitled TO one delegate anyway.
For the Information Of all aud Ia
order that there may be 40 mlsunder-
standing as TO the number of dele
gates each preclnc1 IS entlt,e.i To, ]
append the following letter. Della
ware dlstrict gave Burlington The FOL.
loNlng vote: Vlnlta pfeclnct, :oa,
Alton, iOi; Court House, "a; johnson
Thompson, Sf; Falrland, 81; Cave
Sprlna. 80. Charles phomnson. N.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-06-13

After having been discontinued for
about a century, the ancient annual
ceremony Of marrying" the Adriatic
will probably be revived In fuA splen-
dor next year. Designs have been
drawn for reproducing an exact mod
el OF the handsome old world state
gallery, which was tie last used for
the ceremony by the Venetian repub-
lie In 1901. The Municipality is en-.
thusiastie in supporting the project
--Chleago Chronicle.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-06-13
snndnv schnoI ConventInn.

The Cherokee Sunday school con-
vention will hold It's annual meeting
the fourth Sunday in june at the reg
ular meeting place, "'rhe Old Battle
Ground" on Cabin creek, twelve miles
southeast of Vinita. All the Sunday
schools within reach are cordially In
yltod TO take part, and everybody TO
come and bring their baskets we'll
nlled. MRS. J. NJ. CARsELOwEY,
President.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-06-13

The meeting OF fullbloods near
Klaus Ferry ia Delaware district last
Saturday was largely attended and an
organization effected for the cam
paign. The movement is lndepend-
eut " the old poIlcal parties, aud
primary conventions we're ordered for
June q at the different precincts and
general nominating conversations az
Klaus Ferry on the 18th.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-06-13
Union Meeting.

The Young Peoples societies OF the
various churches had very success
ful and interesting union meeting at
the Christian church Sunday after
noon. Mr., E. Q. Stretch led the de-
yotlonal services, after which they
proceeded TO organize into a perma
neut uuinn. Prof. w. S. Dugger was
elected president, aud the president OF
each local society vice president, Mrs
Il Q. Stretch secretary aLd Mrs. ]. ].
Morning, Ureanlsl. The next meet
lug will be held AT the Baptist church
July llst, with T. NJ. Young as Lead
er. These meetings are for the pur-
pose Of bringing the yuIng PEOPLE OF
the churches clOs,r together and for
the let eTment ~ Oh who are inter
estsd. All are cordially invited TO at
tend,
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-06-13
A Non-nrarnnhohin nnr.

A baker appeared 10 q Paris court to
have a woman fned for keeping a rabid
dog, which he claimed had bit him,
inooulating him with rabies. When he
was through with his complaint the
woman put the dog on the judges
desk and removed from its mouth a
set Of false teeth.--N. y. Post.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-06-13
The drugs IN Dr. slmmon.s sar'

The drugs Ia Dr. simmons Sarsa
parilla are so concentrated that the
dose is very small, but nevertheless,
IL is so scientifically combined that Il
Is readily retained aud asslmilated bY
the most delicate and sen lFa -ttn-
ach. 50 cents and so doses.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-06-13

Did Beck, ilI Timber Hill, 80, Tay.
lors, ~; Ballard, II; Newton, 20.
Given under my hand this The 10th
day of June, 1901
J. II. HASTINGS,
District Captain.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-06-13

Teacher--Tell us Of the early
Greeks, Tommy,
Tommy The early Greeks are the
ones that get their stands on the cor
ncr before the candy stores are open.
Chicago Daily News.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-06-13

A large python which had been fast
ing for two months in the Perth (West
Australia) geological gardens. made its
way into cage OF ourang-outangs and
swallowed two Of the oceupants.---N. Y.
Post,
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-06-13

Pete Johnson-I wonder why II am
dat sometimes yo' kin see de moon In
de daytime?
Abe Wiseman-Wal, yo' see, some-
times 1t am slow in s. ttin' around to
dc odder side Of de airth.-Puck.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-06-13

Er,~ the highest personages In Iur-
KEY are not exempt from suspicion.
Their movements are watched and re-
ported 20 the palace by an army q
snles. who AMarm In every qnarter.--
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-06-13

Felix-They say our senator has an
Independent fortune. wonder how be
amassed it7
Forge Investing In independent
sotes.--P Philadelphia North American.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-17

religii, bez serca, bez miIosci
bl zniego'i swoich nablizszycl1.
= U niego reeula i zasada:
bezrzad. nielad. zniszczenie
wszelkich przyrodzonych za-
sad i stosunk6w sp6leczei-
stwa.
l inaczej tez byespie moze,
bo gdzie ME ma WARY, tam
ME ma cooty, a ten co
religii. WARY cnoty W sercu
ME ma. ME wzdrygn;e sic
pred zadna zbrodui4.
"A jednak Bog stworzyI
wszystkich ludzi, i wszysrk'm
wla} W serca te wielka cnote
mitosci, i chce, by wszyscy
byli szczesliwi doczesn,e
wiecznie. = kazdego obda-
rzyf odpowiedniemi iaskami.
by "a Pomoca tych Task
osiagna} to szczescie.
Zkadze sic wiec biora te
wyrzutki spolecze6stwa po-
zbawione tych naipiekniej-
szych cn6t milosci Boga,
bl'zniego, i ojczyzny?
(Dokodczenie nastapi).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-17
Zkad sic bierze
anarchiZn?

Wszystkim nam. calemu
swiatu w'adomym jest smutny
wypadek smierci i je) oko-
licznosci Prezydenta
Mckinley. Ca'a Ameryka
przyodzia}a za}obe. a SWAT
ca}y pochylii glove W zadu-
mie ] pyta sic: - Ola czego
sic to tax sta'o, j to W kraiu
tax hberalnym. jak Ameryka?
/ Ma to r6zni: r6zoie odpowia~
daja. a my :tymczasem powie-
my: - Wyroki Boskie So
n'ezbadane. i:tym trzeba sic
koniecznie poddat, jak to
sam oieodza'q~aoej pamieci
Mckinley W ostatntej chwili
swego zycia rzeki do swoiei
zony do ctacza)4cych 60
zyczliwych sobie cs6b: -
,Badzcie zdrow'. badzci+
zdrowi wszyscy; - tax Bog
dopuscil. drog' Jego ME So
Edrogi ludzk e. MECH sic VIOLA
lego dziele.' ....
Clos ten przygniat4 szc>e-
g6ln:ej mas Polak6w, pozba~
w;onych bytu politycznego. i
cofa wstecz nasza prace dla
Ojczyzuy jej wolnosci
Ksrty naszej historyi Il
naszej przeszfosc; So czyste
bez zmazy,'i' So chwa}a ma
szego narodu. kt6ry pom'mo
nawa}u nieszczest. jake nan
spad'y. ME splamit sic zbrod-
nia. ,akiej tn ma obczyzoie
swiadkarni jestesmy. A cho-.
ciaz opuszczony. sponiewsera
". zochydzooy przez swych
wrog6w i ciem;ezycielh sta'
zawsze czysty. bez zmazy, j
dummy Z podo'esiopa giowa
mowi': - Nieszczesliwy ]es-
TEN. bo takim uczynili mnie
wrogowie moi. Byi czas. ze
-brouilem wolnosci i tai OBJ"
darza}em drugich, lecz ule-
GLEN przemocyi sam obec-
ME W niewoli jecze; widat.
ze tax Bog chcial, ale zadna
plama zbrodnicza ME c,azy
ma mnie.
l nate jedna odpowiedz
zamyka|y Sc usta bluznie1cze
rzuca)ace obelgi ma biedna
Polske; ia ledna odpowiedz
byla tarcza. 0 kt6ra kruszyly
sic wszelkie groty, / zjedny-
wa.a nam, iezeli ME pomoc
" n:eszczesciu, przynalmn ej
sympatye. ludlow nieupadIych
ieszcze moralnie.
DziS wrogowie nasi. korzy-|
staj7c &c smutnej okolicznosci,
radziby te piekna karte spla-
mic, IL ten wieksza zawzie-
toSc q wo'aja: Oto narod
Meg odzien wolnosci. kt6reJ
sic dopomina pred calym
swiatem. a kt6ry nietylko
zgnieSt potrzeba, ale na~et'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-17
T7OWlT2Y
TELECRAFICzNE.

LONDYN.- Emir
Afganistanu Hahib,
umlerajac, ostrzegat
syn6w .swoich pred
Moskalami. Zmar1y
emir by@ sprzymie-
rzencem Angliii pow,
strzymywa} skutecz-
ME zapedy i intrygi
Moskaln, kt6rz y przez' :
jego kraj szykuja sic
:wtargnat do lndyj
angielskich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-17

zycia politycznego miedzy
narodami. ..
C'ezki to clos ola mas, ale
!rrudno;: trzeba go przebolet,
"a przebolejemy tenn latwiej,
gdy widzimy. re tylko nasj
na)zaci7tsi wrogowie tax mo-
via a narody kochajace VOL
nose. inaczej cd nich te rzecz
pojmuja. wyrazajac sic ma
nasza korzysf.
Z odraza kazdy czyta wiesci
o pope'niaoych zbrodniach,
i wzdryga sic natura lud<ka
ma podobne czyny nienatq-
ralne. - a COZ dopiero m6w't
0 zbrodni po judaszowsku
pope]n'onej ma osobie kocha~
jacej ludzkoSe. kraj. i pracu .
)acel dla dobra og6fu? MIC
tel dziwnego. ze caly SWAT
przeiety jest zaroza, a serca
caIej Ameryki przepe|nione
'zami i zalem piacza NC
Smiercia swego ukochanego
Prezydenta, kt6ry wolf
oarodu byf ojcem. screen i
glowa na'liberalniejszego kra-
ju W swiecie. Do takiej
zbrodni zdolne jest t>lkc
pieklo ! pos}ancy piekla,
akimi So njhilisci. social,sci.
anarenisci. t
Zbrodniarz mordujacy po
|ludaszowsku = zimna krwia
zWybra6ca narodu, badany,
rzek': Anarchista )estem
I spe}nilem sw6j obowiazek.
Straszne wyznanie! Czlo-
wick anarch'sta niszczyc'elem
odwiecznych praw bozych,
nieprzyjacielem w}sdzy po~
chodzacej cd Roga. wywra~
cajacy pcrzadek OpatrznoSc'
Bozej.
Nazwa anarchista, pocho~
dzi cd slowa a march i z m,
co po polsku znaczy bezrzad.
n'elad. - jest bardzo spo-
krewnionem socializmem;
dowiedzjonem Jest ze z So
cial'zmu wyradzaja sic nihi-
liSci. anarchisci. dazacy do
bezrzadu i nie}adu " krajach.
nawet tax liberalnych jak
Anaeryka. - Me uzna)a
zadnej wladzy. chotby nawet
Z wolf ludu pochodzacej. a
coz dopiero movie o w'adzy
koscielnej? - Owszem te
ostatnia najbardz:ej zwalczaja
,ako najwieksz7 przeszkode
W wykonywaniu swoich "a
marrow zbrodniczych.
Kazdy anarchistd. soc,a-
l,sta, komunista. nihilista. jest
zawsze bezwyznaniowcem On
ME utnaje Boga. ME uzna)e
Kosciola. gardz, prawem, i
wszystko mu jedno. czy tego |
lub owego zlupi. zamorduje;
wszystko mu iedno. jakim
lezYktem m6wi: on ME ma
ojczyzny. ME kocha ie). ME
ME mole pracowat
dla niej. on Jest anarchi-
sta bee Boga. bez WARY. be-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-17
Dr0bne Eclla.

CLEVELAND, o. - w
dniu 8 Pazdziernika obchodzi{
ks. H. P. orlowski. pro-
boszcz ma Kantowie Is letni
jub leusz swej piracy kapiah.::
skiej.-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-17


PARYZ. Ponie-
waz Jezuicl ME zast4
sowali sic do nowegp
pra wa, tyczacego sIR I
zakon6w, k j majate'kl' tex ] ich l!'l|
zostanle zlik widOWaf
ny TAX samo pos'1t%
phone hedzle 2 maja
tkiem Assompcyon
stow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-17

LONDYN. Stan
oblezenia rozciagnie-
to ma Gala Kolonia
przyladka. W ten
spos6b spodziewa5a
sic Anglicy przyspie-
szy6 koniec wojny
Boerami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-17

PETERSBURG.
Rosya spodziewa sic
rewolucYi W Afga'ni-
stanie. Amar Khan,
czwarty syn zmar4ego
Emira, wystapi{ jako
pretendent do tronu..
lRosya popiera 60 i
" tym celu skupla
wojsko ma granicy
afganlstahskiej. Ia
nosi sic ma okupacya
Heratu przez wojska
rosyjskie.
Rzqdy Afganistanu
obja} Habil Ullah,
najstarszY syn Hahi-
ba.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-17

CLEVELAND. o.
Aleksander Ska}ecki, kt6rv
cd k'lku lat pelnii sla1be pod
o6cera przy straz wei.
tia stacyi nr. rs. tax nieszcze-
sl.wie spadl : wozu. pedzace-.
20 do ognia. i rozbil sobie
czaszke. Lekarze watp;a czy
zdo'a)a utrzymat go przy.
tyciu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-17

!niowej Afryce bardzo
krucho. W tych
dniach wypu6cili z
wlezien1a 5000 zo}-
merry odsladujacY
kary "a rome prze.
etepstwa i wcielili do
szereg6w, kt6re maja
ruszy6 ma nieprzyja.
ciela. ...
PRETORIA &C.
neral Boer6w Botha
p0blf anglelsklegu
genera]a Kitchenera
brata naczeluego wo:
dza, W Natalu, pre-
dart sic szczesllwie
|przez kardou woisk
angielskich.
RnYM.- ustrya-
cki anarchista G}o-
wjenowicz, kt6rego
ujeto W atykanie,
zosta} skazanY q .Y.l'|5 .na II, 15
[dni wiezieniia y; za no
SCENE ukryte] prom.
LA GUAYRA,Ve
nezuela. Rad tu.
teiszY .uk}ada .plany
nowego napadu ma
Kolumbie. W tym ce-
lu zgromadza wojska
W Ma6racaibo, pod do
w6datwem gen. Vim
cente Sanchez. Woi-
sko " liczbie 5000 ma.
wkr6tce stanaG W Pa
jaro, " pobllzu Rio
Hacha. Castro zam1e-
rza zdobyG R:o Hacha
kosztem na)wiek~
szych ofiar. Zdobycie
tego miasta u}atwi
Venezuela operacye
ma wybrzezu kolrm-
bijskiem.
MANILA. - Gene
raj Smith uda} sic ma
wyspy Samari Leyte,
azeby obja3 tam do
w6dztwo mad woj-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-17

t. PEKIN. Ksiaze
Czun wystosowa} do &
.pos}6w. pro6be, a:zebJ
usuneli z Pekinu GU. Gu
dzoziemc6w, trudnia; Il li;l.
.aEehsie tam handlem
P ekin ME jest1portem
wolnym j W preliml-
naryach pokoju me-
ma paragraph, kt6rY-
by pozwala} cudzo-
ziemcom utrzymy wac
" Pekinife handle.
90
HELSINGFO!.RS.-
Carowi doreczono
petycya z 100000
podpis6w Finlandczy-
kow, protestujacych
przeciw nowemu pra-
WI wojennemu, kt6re
gwa}ci i unlewaznia
narodowel polityczne
przywileje Flnlandyi.
KONSTANTYNO-
POL. Zbiegowle
uciekajecY z Persyi
powladajs, re kraJ ten
znajdu]e sic W pre-
de dniu rewolucyi.
ReformY poZapyowa-
diane .przez szacha,
budz@ ogolne nieza-
dowolenie l ca}y kraj
jest podminowany
spiskami. Czu6 W tenn
reke rosYjsk* i rosyj.
skich rnbli. Szach ma
bye chory. w razie
jego 6mierci straszne
rzeczy bede sic dzialy
" tym nieszcze6lii,w7ym
kra:ju.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-17

NANTlC0KE Pa. Przy-
byl tu dr.. Laskowski ma ma
nos z ks. Gramlewiczem
wskrzesit pisemko Pre-
glad".