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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1901-06-21
RECEIVED THE NEWS.
Pingree Party at New York Apprised
by kilograms.

New York, June 19.-In a darkened
room at the Imperial hotel last night,
mother and daughter were comforting
each other over the loss Of their loved
one in land 5000 miles away 1t was
at the dinner hour when cables an.
nouncing the death of eX-Gov Hazen
S. Pingree arrived There were two.
One addressed to F. c. Pingree read:
Father died peacefully. No need
for anyone to come. Will make all ar.
rangements and bring body home.
(Signed) JOE"
The other was addressed Hazel Pin.
gree. 1t was signed Joe, and read:
IL rely on your courage in this hour
of tribulation. Don't let mother know
too suddenly. Comfort her, my sister,
for both of u.s."
In half an hour a third cable came
for Frank G. Pingree. 1t said:
do not come; expect to sail Satur.
day with remains. Will need more
money. JOE"
Frank G.. Pingree Immediately ar.
ranged with Edwin Low of Lows Elk.
change, to allow Hazen S. Pingree,
Jr., unlimited credit at London banks
Gables to this effect were sent. Pin.
gree also sent messages from himself
and Hazel expressing sympathy and
leaving everything in Joes hands
Frank G. Pingree said last night:
my brother had no enemies. At
one time he had many, but converted
them to his side. He was a good man
in every way, whether at home, in
business circles or in his greatest
work, the public veal. | am sure he
was a beloved son of Michigan.
No daily paper in Detroit has been
published in the last decade without
some mention of his name. He was
loved by all who really knew him.
Some mistook his earnest efforts but
they were far outnumbered by those
who believed in him and knew of him
as one of the most philosophical
catholic-minded citizens in the United
States"
The Pingree party arrived at Grand
Central station at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning IL was met there by Mr.
Low. He had a cable which said:
Father is worse Am getting noted
physicians i'm consultation. Hope foI
the best. Better not come.
(Signed) JOE"
The party drove Immediately to the
Imperial, where suite of rooms was
ready. Mr.. Low had made all arrange
ments for quick service on cable mes
sages. His Office is close to the hotel
He had a direct wire from the cable
office and an operator there. It was
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1901-06-21
SUMMARY OF NEWS
Happenings of the World Briefly
and Tersely Told
MONDAY,

John F. Dupont, prominent young
man OF st. Joseph, Mo-, was drowned
while bathing at Lake Contrary, near
ST. Joseph Mo.
Daniel Brewer, aged 80 years, killed
himself at his home at Harvard, H.,
by shooting with a revolver. He was
suffering from illness.
President Purinton of the Denison
university of Granville. o., has gone
to Morgantown to consider an offer of
the presidency Of the West Virginia
state university.
A jury at Mount Vernon. O.. re-
turned a verdict of murder in the sec.
ond degree against George w. Houck,
who killed Sarah Jane Hess, a widow
at Bladensburg, March 10.
Mrs. w. Zwick of Wenona. who had
been visiting her two sons, prominent
business men Of La sale. H.. was re-
turning TO Wenona and in alighting
from the train was run down and
killed.
Mrs Mary Dennie at her home in
Quincy, ILL.,, in quarrel with her hus-
band, Edward II. Dennie an engineer
on the c., b. & @. railroad, shot him
in the stomach, inflcting a probably
fatal wound
Randall Adams. a federal prisoner
in the state prison at Michigan City,
who was convicted in 1892 for the
murder of an officer in Indian territory
and sentenced to a life term, was re-
leased, President Mckinley having
committed the sentence.
1t is estimated that the repairs to
the Oregon, which has just arrived
from the orient, rendered necessary by
the damage sustained when she was
wrecked in the gulf Of Pe-Chee-Lee,
will require about six months on the
drydock and cost fully s250,000.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1901-06-21
BOTH TURNED UP.
Mccarry and Taylor Arraigned and
Give Bail.

Give Ball.
Grand Rapids, Mich, June 49,
Thomas F. McGarry and Millionaire H.
A. Taylor, indicted by the grand jury
for alleged bribery and conspiracy, did
not wait for the officers to go after
them. They arrived here yesterday
and went TO the superior court to &C
cept the service of warrant.
They refused to recognize the regu-
larity of the proceedings and a plea
of not guilty was entered for them.
Henry Spring, VIM. S. Gum, w. A.
Gum and p. j. Klingman signed the
$4,000 bail bond for Taylor, and Will
lam Alden Smith and Chas. w. Wat
kins became surety for McGarry.
Spring, who signed Taylor's bond, is
foreman of the grand jury and is said
to be one of the three who voted
against the indictments. McGarry has
been his attorney for a long time and
it was at McGarry's request that
Spring signed the bond.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1901-06-21
BRYAN Oh a Lecture Tour.

Lincoln, Neb., June 19.-W. ].
Bryan left for an extended lecture tour
and pleasure seeking trip. He will
make an address at Esterville, Ia, to-
day. The day following Mrs. Bryan
and members of his family will join
him at Chicago and they will go direct
to Buffalo, where some time will be
spent at the exposition. Mr.. Bryan
will speak at Watertown, n. Y, June
%. at Philadelphia June %, and at
Norfolk. Va, July ). He will be away
from Lincoln three weeks.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1901-06-21
Surrendered to the British.

Washington, June 19.-The secre-
tary of state has issued warrant for
the surrender to the British authori-
ties of Franz Won Berger, alias Eman-
uel Borges, who is wanted for larceny
committed in England and now stands
committed by Commissioner Alexan-
der. in New York. Won Berger IS
charged with the wholesale swindling
of women who, it is claimed, answered
his advertisements for a wife and
were deceived by a bogus marriage
into putting their funds in his hands.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1901-06-21
American Yacht for William.

of Germany mas ordered a schooner
yacht to be designed and built in the
United States 1t is to be constructed
on similar lines as the American
yacht Yampa, which Emperor William
now owns. The yacht will be designed
by A. Cary Smith and Henry G. Bar
hey, naval architects of New York.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1901-06-21
Killed by LIGHTNING.

Bath, n. Y, June 19.-When a heavy
rainstorm came up yesterday James
Shannon, a well-to-do farmer of Mt.
Washington, drove his team to the
barn. While tying the horses a bolt
of lightning entered the barn and
struck Shannon, killing him instantly.
When his wife went TO call him for
dinner she found him dead in the
horses stall. He was AZ years old.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1901-06-21
Released on Bail.

New York, June 19.-Dr. Samuel ].
Kennedy was released under $4,000
bail and was cheered by a crowd of
600 men and boys as he walked to his
counsels Office TO join his wife. They
left the south ferry and took the boat
for Staten Island on his way to his
home at Newdorp, which he has not
seen for 81 months.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1901-06-21
BASE BALL.

American League.-Washington 6,
Detroit 10; Athletics 3, Cleveland 9;
Boston 4, Chicago 8; Baltimore IL,
Milwaukee 4.
National League.-Philadelphia 4,
Boston 5; st. Louis 2, Pittsburg 8;
New York 5, Brooklyn 10.
Western socistion.-Marion 0, In
dianapolis 0. 13 innings, game called;
DAYTON 4. Fort Wayne 10; Columbus
9. Wheeling s; Toledo 8, Louisville 4.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1901-06-21
Cuba in Good Condition.

Washington, June 19.-Secretary
Root laid before the cabinet reports
from Gen. Wood showing a most salts
factory condition of affairs in the ISL
and. These related mainly to the
progress that has been made in the
matters of municipal government, es-
tablishing the schools, general i'm
provements, sanitation and the bet
tered condition of the inhabitants of
the island.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1901-06-21
Indicted for Murder.

Kansas City, June DC. w. Prince,
VIII Prince and Bert Prince, father
and brothers of Lulu Prince Kennedy,
were indicted by the grand jury as ac-
cessories TO the murder of Philip II.
Kennedy, for which Mrs. Kennedy was
found guilty last Saturday and given
10 Years penitentiarY sentence.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1901-06-21
Czarira Has a Dauqhter.

Washington, June ia cablegram
has been received at the state depart
ment from Mr. Pierce. United States
charge at st. Petersburg, briefly an
nouncing the birth of a daughter 70
the czarina. The state department
will forward at once the usual felicita-
tiOnS
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1901-06-21
Anarchists Arrested.

Berlin, June Especial dispatches
from Meissen, SaXony, say that three
Italian anarchists have been arrested
in the Sentfenberg Mrs upon evidence
that they have been connected with
Bresci in the assassination of King
Humbert The three anarchists were
delivered over TO the Italian authori-
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1901-06-21
u. s Treasurv Statement.

Washington, June 19.-The state
ment Of the treasury balances in the
general fund, exclusive of the $780,
600. 600 gold reserve in the division OF
redemption, shows: Available cash
balance, S16S,921, 925; gold, $95,694,-
AS5
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1901-06-21

In New York the Hoffman house
pictures and glassware are under
charge OF Deputy Sheriff Radley, who
levied on them on an execution for
s1S,O74, in favor of Edward S. Stokes.
The case is to be appealed.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1901-06-21
Crusade Anainst Betting.

Chicago. June 19.-The Harlem
Jockey club last night decided to close
its track for. the rest of the week on
account of the crusade against betting.
There will be no racing today.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-10-03

The Bradfield Regulator Co., Atlanta. Ga.
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"a Card

Norris Silver, North Stratford, N,
H: II purchased a bottle of One Min
ute Cough Cure when suffering with a
cough doctors told me was incurable.
One bottle relieved me, the second and
third almost cured. To-day / am a
well manu-. H. Hill s. Son.
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BRADEYEKLEE 2S
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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-10-03
MssXAEI'S AEMUN ELEXik.
Regulates the Liver, Stomach
BOwe!s and Kidneys.

Fer biiiousneaa, constipation and MA
ta~1s.
For lndigosblt,n, siek and nervous
headacbe
for leepIessness, and
heart failure, J
Fer fever. chitle, debility and kidney
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L4oieo, for n@bu-ai ard hhorough or
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ouc ans 81 oulal7n al druggists.
p euaraa oniy oy Dir. FL, NtozIey. Al
lanta, a
A Prominent Minister Writes.
After ten years Of great suffering
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REV. c. G. DAVIS,
ED. NJ. E Church south.
No. 20 TatnalI ST.. Atlanta, Ga.
A Prominent me1nphian Writes.
DR.. Fl. MOTLEY, misunderstanding
been a great sufferer for three years
from indigestion, and been treated b3
many physicians, who tailed to give
ne relief. Continuing 10 grow
worse nv brother advised me to try
Dr.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir, which
remedy he mad used for. several years
[ commenced it's use, and must say tbat
your Lemon Elixir Is the greatest med
icine on earth, L have never suffered {
day since ] commenced using LenoE
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2O6 fernando ST., Memphis, Tenn,
a Card.
This is to certify that l used Or
Mozley's Lemon Elixir for neuralgts
of the head and eyes with the mos
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Clerk Superior Court Randolph Goa;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-19
y Prus polskich.
KISXEWA A, w pow. knsclcr

KISZEWA A, w pow. k"sc'cr
SKIM. Knriec 2yao~sk1 H.r'~
nerg, ma1"c st4ad towariw }"|'lo-
vych. dor,h,l s'9 ma n'w tvle, re
p:agua& o!poc''t, ~: focho"
dow " }-iIi!i' spnknj"le | be-
1rosk,. WJ"lK,e m,asta So zwyk'em
schron,eniem zbngaccnych u mas
widow. Dom ue~zbersa ku}i!a Spot
ka handlo%a pod irm9 knp'ec v
Rrusach i tan z.k}aIa Ee1del to~
war6w &nKalowvch, ubiorow mtz~
k;rh, towar6w drobnych, k%onf*kcY'
ftp.
Kie,lv pred ki|ku l.ty kupier
al. zy4 polob.y ski*d " Zb;e~1e
lH-r|-~, 1hlru(, py2rk1nano 81
o ,zete|moSci tnwxr6w i oubr*j ODE
~+u.!=., z;czo1o sobie fl'i, i d."
K,ez- '. Zyczen,e s,e su.-tni}o Al
u'eik'ej r.dcSci m;eszk:hc6*.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-19
GNIEZNO. Jak dzleci pojmu-

GNIEZNO. Jak dz,eci pojmu-
- nauSe rel,gij 20 nle,niecku wy
k1 dana, podaje drastvczns przy~
k}ad pismo Lech: 10 szko4v.
Pr6bka 2 nauki %katech,zmu wediug
dzisie]szt go systeu'u. ChSopak 2
pewaei szko5y opowiaGa po ME"
miecku, czego W nauce rel!Gil SIC
naucsy4: Und Colt verb4ess Abra-
ham eipem Sohn. Was hat Grtt
ysthan? pyta sie obecnY ktcs.
Colt hat verh,es Abraham eineu
Sn'ln. Co to znaczy hat verb'sss
-- ry!a ten sam. Pan Bog d2}
syna hrahanlow. - oGpUw.e
rh}op1ec UAd Abraham n:hu Holz
und seinen Sohn I>2:k und cpferte
anf dem Beige - pGwlada dalei
ch1opsk Coz 1'ec otiarowoA Abra-
ham Panu Eogu2 - pyta ten sam.
pr>ewo!- cdpowie chtoplec. Jestto
autentyvzny, sofoS}awny fakt! A
co, pirknr zrlzum1enie! l to ma
byG nauka religli? Go Z taSieEo
nauczania hs"1i' "a sSutek?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-19
& <'oznah>kiego.
RYDZYNA. Tcczy sic process

RYDZYNA. Tcczy sic process
Q >pa'|ck 1n~ojoratu, 40 tysiecy
m6rg ohrjmuj9cego, ponisdzy
rzqdem a roizlna F%otock'ch. Chec~
NE zyjany w}aSciciel Kvdzyny
ksia&e Su4kowsx, ME ma pctomk"
meskiego- " t>m p~zy"a>'Nu rri"'
rssd pruski pre'cn~Ya TO 'ego sp'd~
ku pc na]t}uts em %y>'u lis eri'.
.Rowne prc,-,a>r ma rod2ina r'o.'
tockicn z Kr6lesiwa Po!skieSo.
Pier~ sly ttymn " tym prcccsie
n~aznacx;,ny ~ 3 pnziz:ernika +. b.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-19
L BkODNICKIEGO. w ia

Z w ia
st,:*nhu w>buGht " n,ewyt}6ma
czon} n",ad spo~ob rg1fn znisz-
c%'} I dn:n,-twa, =. K's1ecS'ego,
s&oi,r~a Wa4lows*ivgo vYrob.
SIi"knw>kitgo l Lask,ws4iego.
Rob. GH> o'o~ski utr,cit ca}y Svoi
dobvtek i diva proSiak., a wdowie
OrIo~sNt<J spaj'}y sly dwle kox:.
Gdy oG"n >yhuch$, !udzie byli Il
praC'.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-19
pILA. l;;.zkie wc2y cyrAu

PILA. l*z&ie wc2y cyrku
Barnuma B:'leya zepsu}y hruE.
Msg1Strat 2rSlat w}a$c'clelu* c}fau
likwidac>2 Ne 500 NIX. celem VA
prawy bruku. T>ch p. Sai ~ ne
chloe zap*ac1G L tego powsrauie
process. Pm 2~:l4v obliczyS sohie
ma p~rzesz}o 900 tys't"v marek
ni"doh6r, l"N mi:A po~oiu
nnsaxrri z,h,h'.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-19
CHNJNICE. Cody waSelne,

ClINJNICE. Cody weSelne.
VA xtorych pon's>~a IA sig z'eczn<s-
Ga W uzy-an1u noza szwaGlel
m},dej rAry, odhv{y sic nied~wne
W Swornig*cu. Deputatnik Micha4
Ge;nha ~vdawaf swa corse os:atnia
u MAJ "a yrapctarza 'Dullaka z
Mecix,'>. Ponnsgls, gostm, wese'-
NJ M, b&} take ziyG Gemby nie1a~
ks >u..k4 T. L:pienuc. kz4koDo
Ola ttg', II no~y szvagle1 otrzy
n.nl silsa set m>sek wiece] pos+'
ga, znc<H' ~: W karczm'e, dHkan
10 akc;e slnbnym ~wstatlonu
k'ic!G. NyrzucOn, 80 "a draw.
Pcdczas p"wrctu w1ci4gn4f nh5
Z k%leszen;, ceItr zaS&du;a svego
s~1ezega szwagra. Przeszkcdzonn
TIT W tpn Z"*ni, ;ednsk&e s~a
s3wag'erke G%emL6wne rsmie j
d}cn. Civ orS>.k weselny a,ech*1
pred dom Gemhy. rupka pre-
wr6c1f w6z, ia htorym sisdala}a
i~eszc>a mtrda para.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-19
OZARY, We wsl Jedln

1OZARY. - We wsl Jedlnle
" powiecie radomsLim. gnbe'n'i
plotrkowskiej, " dniu 1890 Sierp-
MIA 20 nieszporach speliio sig
sledem domow ln,eszkaInTch,
cAtsry obory try stodo}y z ca}ym
sprzetem teooroczn}m. Poraz to
1uz dragi pozar W tym roku jedi
10 uawledzi}, DO dnia 20 ltpca
spajity sc tam Cd uderzenla pio'
1unu cztery domY l stodo}a.
- w nocy Z sohote Il ME.
dziele, II sierpnia. powslai polar W
l1las{eezku I!ubI2u mad Eiemnem
ns L,tw;c. w ci2gu paru godz!n
spal,1y sic ws2ystkle z~:budowania
" rYnku. Dalej os'en ME posze1S,
DO go powstrzyma!a straz ogn!o"o.
Gdyby RE jsj dz'elnY rstunek, TO
ca@e miasteczko posz}obY Z dYmem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-19
PlOTR PANEK ARESZTOo

WANY. ~ P.sma europe7sk'e
doDosza, ze mi!'tSy aresztowany-
iEl Wars:awie " czerwcu b. r. i
~oss3zcnYmi W cvta!eii zn:jdaje
<ie ojyHate. aulryacx', P. Piotr
PancS, b. Professor polsAlego Sc
p1caryum W Detroit W Et1ca:h
ZJednoczonycl. P. Panek przez
pew,en Z ;n1eszks< we LzoWie j
ma tam sporo snajomycb.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-19
Gala rodz,ne Borowskich, ziozona z

Gala rodz,ne Borowskich. ziozona z
OLGA, matkj, cdrki syna, zamoz~
nych w4ofciun >%1u:th. HoE
ME s~1yszano krzyku i ieku ctiar.
okna chx+ul V p,xas;"n,"no poza~
tykano deram,: PrzyczyD pa ~1ab6.~
silva bgla cheG %rabunku, W tym
czasie BOWEN Borowscy nleii
odebrat znacznieisz2 kwote plenie-
dry. Ocafa}o tylko dn6ch ma'olet~
Mich sYn6w, kt6rzy spali " staj nl
W stodole. Dw6ch sasiad6w podei
rzanych o te zbrodnir, aresztowano
Opowiad2ia, 10 wesele c6rki 3D.
70 wskiei odbvG sic mla}o "a tY
dzien.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-19
KUCHNIE RUCHOME war

G H RUCHOME war;
81 s~skie rozwi1sia coraz szersz3
d~zla{alnosG. Z driem 1 wrzesnla
barakl tan'ch kuchen na placu
Wltkowskiego, KercelIego Mi
rowsklm przesz4Y pod admin,stra-
eve kuchen ruchomych, ktore
dowo2a do barakow tych strawe
goraca 20 3 kop. "a porcYe. Stale
jadalDie urzeGzone hed4 prey ul'cy
Cbmie]nej W pobllzu warsztat6w
x~ojtj>vych, a 2Sze " oko!icach
ul'c Nowow,eJsk1eiy Mokotowsklej
/ Kal!ksta. Wozami, ktdre wkr6tce
zmlen1one beda w~Y}aczn1e ma jed
nokonne, rozwczone bedzis prdcz
zup txkze mieso gorace, kt6re
~yd,wac SIG beds,e "a dop!at4 2
- 3 kop.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-19
EeWy WZz1a:aZek.

Z Moskwv Goros7a o nowyn
wvnaluzku Or. DEHie;evs"iago
m<tali""cyl tScn:n.
T~:n!ry porhoiru)s z~ier7t-
ceso r>$iiuoeso, Net*liz,wane
lego sposobam, pusiadaia n;ezm,er-
NE wiele Eelet> j:k;ch zaina uzv-
wsna dutYchczas tkanlna ME pcsis-
siada. TAX MP. metolisowana sk6ra
'ub r|@,no posiada bedsie n,ezmier'
na .drocnc'o r. tarc'e. ME tracsc
przytem Lie ia e;rN,rrnoSci. Me-
tallzowsne dr1ewo os'ega W reez-
biarstw,e, stolarstwie it'd: wprost
opissc sig MIC dajace efekty. Koszt
matal,4scyi Jest bsrdzo may.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-19

OPALENICA. Kosci6f para"
falnr obchodzi} dina !, "rz*s-
n1a uroczys;csG ohchpdu 500 let
j%uoi)easzn list leila tel S*iatyui
PansNiejs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-19

W SZPRUDOVIE pow. XVII
dz,hsk', k"rt pan Jo*@f l'asxotta
Z Pieuiat "a 49, tysiccy marek
49, m"rSi ob"]m"]qc3} po<'"dio$c
cd s"ad~ob r:cow ?ani Zenger.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-19

CHOJNICE zydowska rodxi-
ma Pr'nz, At6rej syn, t. wv gfupi
Alexis. znany jest 2 urocesa " spra~
vie mo'derstwa chojn,ck'ego, WV
wedroAafa do Aueryk1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-19
w NEKLI gosDodsrz M.cko-

W NEKLI gospodsrz M.cko~
WAX skaleczy wszy sig W paler Il
nogl, gdY mla} iecha6 do Po2nAu!a
DO operscv,, wvkons4 j2 sslu Ma
s"b1e palec sob:e s'ekiera uci2}.
Boil sig pow:eks2y} by}o trze ba
~jeSzoze IA oppracy@ p"wt6rzs6. sls
" lazarecie W P~o>naniu. gdzie SIC
jej iedrak pcddat. Me kazdy &do-
b7dz7e sig tn take od~ag7.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-19
MOGILNO. Ciezko zrani} sic

,rzez n,.ostroznosc ~strxs}em W le~e
}u,.a "a letni w%}ascic'ei S~wlerdo"+
"a FREEZER. { y N3ucz1 cle!a luc7"
kowsk:ego zranlt ch}opiec rstr}m
rys1k,em W reke. Br"ni} sig, gdV
on nauczvc;cl chcial ukaraG Rex"
manu- L. napuch4a b5f zmus2cnY
wviechaG do operacvi do Poznan's.
POZNAN. - w pazdzicrni-
ku przypada roc2nica t"ierc"iaEo-
Wa otwarc,a w{asnego gmachu Ola
teatru pelskiego W Po@nanlu. L
tel okrzyi jeden zamozny"h |
czynnych obywstth tamt-jSzYch
.vfarown& uowazn9 snme ma odno~
.ira;e buGYuku wewna'rz wv
natrz, ora2 ma przebudowsnie "e]Sc
urzaGz.Die konty"1narka'n t.. y.
.Jab:!eusz tettru ohcb' dzonv MA
bye nroczy$c1e, TEN %*iecej, IL "
t,.n sariyu c>a>1e tvr. Edmund
+ ger konozy 81 lat fracH 10
Parurnnf teu&rn roz;>nSE:e~
go wzmocniouy zos1at noHtml
siia H.. 2raArtitoVantn wyb!t"
wvchowsnc6w s2&u}y
dykcyil dekisuacy,.
The Virginia enterprise., 1901-02-15
GREATEST OF BATTLEShiPS.
Japan's New War Vessel Is the Most
Powerful Ahoat.

Japan's New War Vessel Is the Most
Powerful Afioat.
The Eickers, Sons & Maxim ship
yard at Barrow, England, was the
scene recently Of the launching of the
new Japanese battleship Mikasa, the
largest of such craft in the world. Her
launching weight was 5000 tons, this
being practically only her bare hull.
She is over 400 feet long and her dis
placement will be about $1,000 tons.
Her engines are $1,000 horsepower,
and she will have a coal capacity of
], 400 tons which will allow of her
travelling about 5000 miles at speed
of ten knots before replenishing her
bunkers. Four twelve-inch breech-load-
ing guns are mounted in pairs, forward
and aft, and there are fourteen in the
armored citadel.
AS the vessel slid down the ways into
the water large globe of colored pa
pers suspended from her bows, ac-
cording to Japanese custom, opened
and liberated a dozen pigeons. This is
the Japanese equivalent of breaking a
bottle of wine across the bows of
ship. Speaking ut the luncheon which
followed the launch, the Japanese min
lister remarked that the Mikasa might
The Virginia enterprise., 1901-02-15

ment Of the military board, which at
once began taking evidence. The case
was not more than fairly started when
a second incident was brought to light
through the statements Of other par
ents, who alleged that they had lost a
son whose death was directly traceable
to hazing which he had received at
West Point These two cases prove
quite conclusively, II any proof were
needed, that the infamous practice of
haZing is far from extinct, at least in
some parts Of the country. Hazing is
distinctly product of eastern college
life. 1t originated there and there has
never been much of it indu1ged in out
side Of the colleges of the East. It has
been practiced to limited extent in the
universities Of the West, but it never
found a strong fOothold in the Missis-
sippi valley nor in the States beyond.
Origin 1s Hazy.
College hazing is so old q custom that
its origin is somewhat hazy. One
theory is that It was at least a partial
outgrowth of the tagging system of
English colleges, in which it was the
custom to make new students do me.
NAL work for the upper classmen. The