davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-31

4 &4a|rE3 sy 3 iSEeE-sNI 4&S&% 4 .E3 G
Ikoleg6w. W odpowled.i na q
sgiosill sig, wed}ug ..aazety 0poI-
skiei," wszyscY naccsyciele : ma
ssej wsi i objawili gotowosd pre-
n,eslenia sic. Opolska niemiecka
gszeta zapyta}a s'e r. zdzlwien,em.
co mole bye powodem, ze nauczy :
clele ME pragna pozosta6 W kr6l.
Novel wsi. Ma. to iada jeden
z Mich. 10 pensya Jest u'a}a, a
zYcie drozsze nil " Opolu. Dial
Sym powodem jest nleobe6, a
navel wstretj Jakl tuteisl miesz-
kancy nauczycielom okasut9, Mo-
iem zdaniem - s}usznie powlads
correspondent rKatolixa" - ten.
obia niechec, Jest W obecnych
stosunkach wszedzie przewszai4cy,
pochodzi t. zt4d, ze ludnosc poll
,ka ME Jest zadowolona z systemu
szkolnegc, kt6rego wXkonawcaml
50 nauozyciele. KazdY uwaza ma
"a german,zatora, a do
germanizator6w lud rzeczYwi6, ie
ma wstret. W rzeczv sameJ ME
wlemj ,kt6ryby n%auczyoiel W obec-
nym czas,e ME by} germanlzato-
rem. Prawd4 jest, 10 jak Rad kaze,
tax nauozyciel must, ale wlelu ma
uczyciell "a dsleko sie posuwa "
sw1ch zspedach germanizatorsk;ch.
ME m6wiac tn o Kr6l. Novel wsi,
ale " ogdlno6ci. Dawniej inaczej
bYwa&oj DO naucxyoiele starej datY
ME byi' germaoisatorami, to tel
szacunku q lu.tu / dobrze |
in bv'o pomiedsY manu."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-31

uAouAo
kich bole6ci. Cier.
pialam szalone boz
lie " m~ietn,ach,
k{ufo mie W boku
i k~rzy5ach. Ach!
s~trasznie clerpia-
lam. Radzi}am sic
u wielu lekarz6w
W kraju, leczyll
mia ,~,rofoaOrOw7a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-31

"l810ms TZ6Z .
lat znoei2em cho-
robe: Jeden lekarz
utrzymywa} lie
a jadra ME-
zdrowe, drugi, re
mlesnie stwafdnia-
~, trzeci, re Pc
cherz mann " ME.
~porz4dku i tax d.
Wielka sumo pie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-31

ceearZ6 eWl0ta Zna.
Ii g}eboka Pahska
wiedze, zaprawde
ME daliby Panu le-
czyc biednych H.
dzi, lecz zatrzyma-
liby Pana ola Sic
bic. ia mialem to
n~ieszcze6cie, he
spadfem re scho-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-31
Czy 81 cuda IA sWiecie.S

CZy sa cuda na SWleclet
Pyhnie to stawisj4 ludzie, kt6ny, REQ mokns, ~cudownym sposobe1I
.ostali wyleozeni : roslcanyoh cietkich ohor6b. s
NILE BYIY TO CUBA, LECZ TYLKO UAlEJFTNO6G
Kto cierpi ma jakakolwiek ohorobe 3 ohoe sic : nj wyleozy6 kto
ohce przywrocid sobie nadwereione zdrowe, si2e rzezko6c, niechaj IVA
lne przeczyta tych kilka wierszy. S
Zaprawde, ze tax, poniewa4 jego s}awa gfosne imie znane SO v ca
lynn 6wiecie. studyowa1 on wiele nietylko ma sfawnyoh eurcpejskioh me-
ma do5wiadczeniach, . doskonall sic " lekarskiej uudejetnoeoi ssybko. po-l
niewak przyroda obdarzyla go nadzwyczajna zdolno6cia, bydrym roza-.
mem q nadto widEm talentem.
DIS jest professor Collins s}awnym ma oalym 6wiecle a ME tylko ivy
ozajni ludzie udaja sic do niego Q pomoc ma wypadek choroby, ale mi
lepsi lekarze uoiekaja sic do niego spro6bs radei wyswietlenie, je>e'
ME NIGGA zrozumiec jakiego6 przebegu slabo5c.
Smia1o twiqrdz6 mozna,, 2e kogo on ME wyleczy, tenn juz mkt IA
6wi@e ME przy@r6ci zdrowia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-31
Wilma.

dziekowan cd ludzi, kt6rzy zostall
wyleczeni tern Gorzkiem Winem.
Otto n p. Swiadectwo:
Dnia 81 P~azdziernika 2. r. spadlem z
kary ~ulicznej. i 8 razy operowany. ME
missem nadziei, odsyskania kiedykol-
wick zdrowia. Bedac " kurscyl ME
mia2em 4adnego apetytu. zadne lekar-
stwo ME skutkowa}o. Wtenczas przy-
jaciel moi zaleci2 mi Gorzkie vino ORA
Bo4y6ca, . wypiwszy pc trosze jedBs
butelke, saczalem doznawat ulgi, q
usywa;ac nadal teeo lekarstwa, zostalem
zupelnle ~.wyleczony. sksadan przeto
publ,czne podziekowanie Panu Dokto-
row. Botyhcowi i polecam ]ego CORR
K1E VINO cierpiace, ludzkosci.
z szacunkiem
DR.. B. Wodzifski
$50 Noble Str. Chicago, Ill.
Pan DR.. Bozyhcz swoje
GORZKlE VINO sam fabrykuje.
Otto jego adres: DR.. M. BUZYNCZ,
$40 Milwaukee ave., Chicago, III.
Generally agent: Teofll Sajewicz
1909 Hoyne ave., Chicago, ILL.,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-31

w tych dniach zwia.ek malsehsk
! artYsta malarzem st. Janowskin
przenosl slz ma wles " Ok ollcs
Nowego Torgu.
RUDA K~RECHOWSKA. =
Niejaki Ivan Kadyk podcaas ko.
szenla kon,c1Yny przekoslt gran,ce
swoia l wszed{ ma koniczYne Mater
ny Grzegorza, swego sqsiada. Gdy
to xobaczyf Matetna, ostrsegt 60
azeby da{ spok6i, gdy4 iuz kosi ma
lego face. Krdyk ME zwazak ma
jego move, a po k~'lkokrotnem
upomnienlu uderzy4 tax SLIME
Watern> Pc rzce kos4, he mu z}ama3
reke, przecia{ kos2 PAIGE. a pows-
l1iiw,szy ma ziem'e, pocza} 60 "
okrutny spcs6b BIC. Rannego Ma
terne ze .z}amana rekx rozbit9
gtowa odv ,eziono do szp,tala. gdzie
Komisya s4dowo"lekarska stwier-
dz,fa ziama ME reki i. sprawe odda.
no 1niejscowego sadow,.
POtega ctemnety.
Krakow. z okoIicv Ustrzyk
pisza
Pred Z laty ma tor.e kole1o~
wynn niedaleko Ustrzyk znaleziono
sw&oki oygank,, wedlug poszlak6w
prsejechanej pre-. poc'ag. sprawa
posz}a " sspomnienie: Dop,ero v
tych dniach udalo sig komendanto-
wi posterunka " UstrzYkaoh, przes
snergiczne l konsekwentne pre-
pro wadzenle 6ledztwa sprawdzlc
, wvkry6, re cygsnka zosta}a plzed-
tenn zamo rdowana, a ola sakrYcla
poszlak6w c'a{o p~o{ozono ma tor,
20 kt6rym " kilka minut p6zn;ej
pco,ag p~rzejecha&,
Sprawl przedsta via sig W naf-
spos6b: Pewne Mode
vfosc,ansk,e ma1zenstwo, jul W
roku sprzYkrzV{o sobie
Lo&ycie, ktdre stale sic
nieznosnem ola obojga.
"a rada jednej z komossek o.
data sic iona ma porade do n,iesz-
kajacej we Wi oYgapki, ktora
przvtzeksa DAD ]e] trutke dla me1a,
"a to odpowledniego wy
nagrodseuia.
iona dawa}a Z domu, co mog"
Ia ale cYganka byla n,enasyoona.
20 bYio tel zguba. DO krytycsnego
zatada&a 10 H.. ktdrych
owa &ona dad ME mogfa.
Podczas, gdy cyganka ukryta
s}omie letscej " szop'e, eczek,wa.
Ia ma owe 10 e., iona znowu "a
kun oszki, ME mogac "a
do6t uczynit kadan,u cyganki, .
oba@,ajao eie xdradY : jej stronY.
postanow,}a 10 usunac.
w tYm eelu zawola}a meta,
odbyta s MIN narade, a 2odaiac mu
miot kowalwski do reki. aaprowa-
dz;}a do szopy. gdsie oyganka ue
krYta bYta, q odkrywszy tej3e
glove 70 Stony, rzekia: to jet to
Gale nieszczeen e, kt6re ME dale
nam spokojnie 4yd, uderz m{otk,em
/ zabij. Mat v mniemaniu, he to.
jakie6 bsbskie cary, udersY} XII.
kak1 otnie m}otem uciek{.
P6&nfst dopioro d~owied.,af sie co
bv}o OVEN mnjemanem ~niesxc&e.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-31

Professor Collins prsewodniczy ]ekarzom " hboratorium.
Tento zreczny . elav.y lekarz zaaotyl lekarski instytut pod imieniem
The Professor JOHNS New York Medical Institute, 40 West "a ulic,
v New YorAu. ably tenn 4atwij mdg} dpieszyt Z pomoce cierpieoej
ludzko6oi. <s..l ."#@ 49,
W instytucie tym zosta1o JUL tysiace tyaace wyleczonych a mied1y
tgmi seki Sfowiak6w Polak6w.
z powodu braku mnscs podamy tn tylko niektdre kr6tide listy,
1aslQguiace a Vzmianke. s. t@&ss -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-31

Youngstown, O.. l wrze6nia, 1900.
Panic Profesorze Collins'ie!
Posy}am Panu swoja fotografie,
Iby6 Pan zobaczyl, 4e juz wyzdro-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-31

BYTOM. w sobote wl:czorem
napad}o kllku }obuz6w maszvnlste
Fandrycha robotnik6w 'Stanis&awa
Bocka l Jana Danaozka uiedaleko
strzelnicV, ma targu siana 20 "a
koszaraml. Dsmaczek zmarf "
iazarecie wskutek ran, kt6re mu
,a1aro notem Y pleoy, Book row.
n,ez Jest cie4ko ranny.
Polloya wyeledz'}a, 10 blach~
nierz Wilhelm Cserner i malar1
Albert Strauch 2 Bytomla czy.
szcr9cy okna Alo]zy Sohwarz :
Rozbarku tax niebezpieczn'e poz~
gall owych dw3ch nieszcsesli wYch.
Zbrodniarzy aresztowsno.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-31

dow i pokaleczy}em sic cie1ko. Mia
lem .wzruszone ko6ci i ciezko sic
sksleczy&em, a lekarze, tt6rzy mic
leczyli ME robili mi nadziei wyle.
e.en,a. Pan jednak MIC supe}nie
uzdrowi}. zs}uje tylko, Re ME jestem
Y stanie godnie to Panu odpfaclc'
Ma wieki Pauu wdzieczny,
JAN PILARSKl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-31

Scranton, Pc, 5 lipca, 1900.
Wielmokny Profesorze Collins sic,
Sauna ME wien, jak nam wygko-
sic Panu ma podzieke, "a oswSb-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-31

z Pesztu, lecz wszystko bez skutka.
My6lalam, re Juz ME bede uleczon2,
ale przyszed}szy "a synem do Anne.
ryki, &c porada drugich, udafam sic
o pomoc do Pana. I1ekarstwa, kt6re
mi pan diva razy z%asfa}, eprawlfy
ten cudovny skutek, lem dzi6 dzie.
HI Bogu - zdrowa.
z podzieka i szacunkiem,
MARYAK ORESZKA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-31

udawa{am sic d.
doktor6w, ale bee
skutku, DO ci ME
mogli ~rozpozna6
choroby. Katdy
m6wii ~inaczej. By
lam JUL ma smier6
przygotowana. A
le W koncu chcia-
lam ieszcze ra5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-31

spr6bowat, a dis Bogu ,dziekuje,
ze sic do Was udaiam. Vase leki
usune}y bole, a dis jeatem t}usta1
zdrowa i silna. a ludzie movie, be o
10 lat odm}odnlalam.
z pieknyn pozdrowicaiem.
ANNA KOVACIK.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-31

WIELKA DABROWKA. W
Sobote w%ygorza}o trzech gospoda-
rzv. Spallio SIG Gale zniwo. Stodo-
" bY@y wszystkie sapeinione zbo-
lem, ale laden ME miaf znlwa
zabeEpieczonego, wskutek czego
gospodarze ponoaza wielkie straty.
Kto ogien podtoty}. ME w,adomo.
Stodo}a byta zamkn'eta, doplero,
gdy spostrzeSono, Ii oglen " sto-
dole, gospodarz musia} odbic
k&6ike. abY ogleh ma gumnie q
kasld. ale bylo "a p6zno. DO Jul
buchn9t do CORY. Gaszenie bylo
trudne gdyz "a u'a&o ludzi praco-
wa}o. Robotaiey, kt6r.Y Z ogniem
walcsyll do po}nooy. poelabli.
wskutek czego> szemraIi, m6wiac,
ze prey tak,ei spcsobno6ol wszyscy
powinni sie sabra6 do piracy. POI
szkodowani Rospodarze naxYwaja
SIC Godek l Barks.
KROLEWSKA HUTA. -
Ratoliokie-polskle KaeYno " Kr6.
lewsklej Huoie xam,er.a}o dnia l6
Czerwos. +. b. urz9dzl6 p~o6wiecenie
sztandaru Z koncertem. teatrem
taioam,. Burmlstrz udzie'h pozwo.,
lenia ma konoert, teatr i tanieo, ale
sabronlt udslatu kob,et. Prezydent
rejenoyl p. Holtz, de kt6rego wy.
sfano za&alenie, potwlerdsif rozpo-
rzadzenie burm,strsa. Zarzad wy
stat zatalenie do paczelnego process
sslaska ks. Hatsfeldta, kt6rY .ni6sl
.rosporzqdsenie polioYi i prezydents
reiencyi. ZArsad Kasyna wytoozJ
policyl process o odsxkodowanlt
ma 300 m. so fen. ..... ~ If
z Move
wsi pissa do "Katolika'':
"Pewlen ~nauosyoiel : obwodt
prssmyssowego ogiosif, BE ohoia}b,
sic ~prxenieac do innej m,ejsoowodc
i srobid ssmiane : kt6rYm ! swycl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-31
SLASK.

W sTAREM ZABRZU g6rnlk
Miczka miai w}a6n,e jechat ma
Stub do koaciols, Rdy spad} : soho.
dow i tax cieIko zig pokalecsy',
te 70 trseba by&o do l~asaretu od-
wies6. ..
z OPOLSKIEGO. z Je}owy
donosza, il policys aresztowa}a
p,ekarza Troohe, kt6ry przez ME-
o~strokno66 zastrzelif swo1a &one.
Trocha jest " wieziealu W Kudach.
w OsTRoPNIE pod Gli~i-
cami spione&o 5 p~osiadtosci z IL
budynkam1. PoIar powsta{ wskutek
nieostro1no6ci dzieci, kt6re sig
bawifY zapa}ksmi. Pogorzelcy na-
sywaja st7 Aleizy Rzepka, jerry
Baloh. J6zef Magisra. Marc'n Ba"
Ion, Tomasz Rsepka. Byd}o i SPREE
ty wYratowano. Spajone 4niwo ME
bYio -abeEpleozone. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-31
Z O'|ALICYI.

TARNOW. Gmina Ma}now'
" powlecle mosciskim, Fad{a
past~a olbrzYmiej katsstrofy. o
lie W prxyb;i1snlu mozna obliczy6,
sp}ons}o okoio 800 budynk6w
m'eszkalnych i gospodarczych a
do 80 rod.in rozostaje bez dachu
i jakichkolwiek srodk6w do zYc,a.
gdyz w6systkie tegoroczne zblory !,
pasta ola byd&a doszezetnie spto-
ne}y, a navel z ruohomosei prawie
mic ME .ostato wyratovane, DO
ludno6c zuajdo~ ala sig W polu, a
panaiacy podozas pozaru wioher W
krotkim ozasie prserzucs} ogieh
ma coraz dalsse budYnk,. Szkoda
wynosi pr.esz&o 100000 k. Lud-
no6cl grosl g46d i nedza.
LW0W. - Pred kasynem
miejsklem o~parkan1ono mie]sce
pod pomnik Jjeisk,ego. Ods&onie-
che pomnika nsstapi z wioen@.
Pred przysieg}ym, roEpdosat
sig process prEec,w akspedytorowi
pocztowemu " D9brce, Mccoy
s}awowi Sotn'ok,emu, kt6ry :
biurka starszego kolegi biurowego
Y nooy skrad{ 600 koron prseka-
gov. OskartonY ti6macxy sie, Re
powrooii, : kas7na pijany i 10 ME
wledzla}, co robi.
KRAKOW. - Prsed yadem
krejowYm rospoczeia sic rozpra "a
oYwllna wYtoo.ona przes aroybra-
otwo Mifoserdzis, gmjna miasta
Kraxowa, v sprawie zaplsu testa-
mentowego Up. Walerego Rzewu-
sk,ego. Gmina prsYjeia sapis
dw6ch kamienic I utvorxYla "
Mich szkose rsem,e6lniosa dla kobiet
imien'a J6.efy R%.ewuskiej. Aroy.
braotwo domaga sig pr&yznanis
sobie zaplsuy twi*rdxac, te gmina
ME Sdotrsyma}a warunkow tesla,
mentu. DO podozas, gdy testato,
sastrsega. &e ssko}a ma m!e6 cha.
rakter katoliok', u~ozeszcsaja dc
MEL tak4e 3Ydzi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-31
poc6z %cierpie6?
Uzywaj~1
Doktora BOlYNCA
Gorzk.ego

Tysiace os5b, kt6re
juz ME mia}y nadzici
~wyzdrowienia, "a
wdziecza temu lecznl~
czemu napojowi swoje
~wyzdrowienie. Wszel-
kie choroby. jake to
dlspepsya, katar TO-
}adka, choroby me-
rex, watroby- wyrzu-
ty sk6rne, neuralgia
os{abienie nerw6w oraz
rheumatyzm leczy pew
ME i ~gruntownle. Do j.
WOODEN SO tysiace POI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-31
P~ooahontas, W. Va. 6 maja, 1900.
Kochany Panic Profesorxe!

Niechaj Panu Bog zap&aci "a pan
ska pomoc. Soe66 lat by}am cnor9
The age-herald., 1901-01-25
Queens Body Still Lies in the
 Chamber Where She Died
WILL BE REMOVED TODAY
Funeral Will Occur February 2 at St. Georges Chapel, Where Magnifi- cent Services Will be Held.
 The Floral Tributes

Cowes, Isle of Wight, January 25.-1:30 a. m.-So hampered have been the arrange ments at Osborne that the body of Queen Victoria still lies in the bedroom where she died The elaborate decorations necessary in turning the dining room in Oscborne house into a chappelle ardente occupied so much time that although the royal house. held waited hour after hour for the first private service it was found impossible to hold this today.
 All being well, however, the solmen func- ton will be performed this (Frday) morn ing by the Bishop of Winchester in the presence of King Edward, Emperor William and almost every other member of the royal family. The coffin was brought to Osborne last evening. Emperor William was the first person to see it. The coffined body will be transferred this morning Into the dining room, now hung with deep purple. The dais is wreathed with the royal stand ard and on each side great candles. Madonnas by famous painters hang from the draped walls. In one corner magnificent wreaths from all parts of the world crush their blossoms one against the other. Among these the most beautiful are from Emperor William and Empress Augusta Victoria. Around the coffin chairs are arranged for the royal mourners.
 The new Queen moved ceaselessly around yesterday seeing that everything should be done in order. She refused to allow her self to be called Queen. Your Majesty" said one of her entourage, Your Royal Highness, you mean," was the immediate interruption.
The age-herald., 1901-01-25
WHEN GREEK MEETS GREEK
 THEN COMES THE TUG OF WAR

A general fight between the women en- sued, during which a woman heavily yelled rained blow after blow upon Mrs. Nation with horse whip.
 Men drawn to the scene offered no aid to either side. Quiet was restored only when the police interfered. Mrs. Nation was badly bruised
 All concerned except Mrs. Nation, were bound over. The case was concluded promptly. Mrs. Nation was found not guilty of disturbing the peace and was released. The cases of the three women arrested on complaint of Mrs. Nation were continued until tomorrow. Mrs. Nation declares she will swear out additional war rants against these women charging them with attempt to kill.
 Mrs Nation declared she had encoun- tered more trouble here than at any place yet visited by her. She will remain in En- terprise until at least tomorrow.
 meeting held here today between local temperance workers the Mother and Sis- ters Aid Society, was organized with Mrs. c. H. Huffman as president Mrs Nation says its purpose is to suppress saloons by law if possible, but by force if necessary.
The age-herald., 1901-01-25
THE LAMENTED QUEEN
 WILL BE DEEPLY MOURNED

London, January 24.-An extraordinary gazette publishes an order in council 'that it is expected that all persons upon the present occasion, the death of her late majesty of blessed and glorious memory, will put themselves into deepest mourning. "
 Another order in council substitutes King" for Queen" and Edward for .'Victoria" It also inserts "our glorious Queen, Alexandra George, Duke of Corn wall and York, and the Duchess of Corn wall and York;
 The fact that the court goes into mourn ing for a year, and the further fact that the public is enjoined to go into the 'deep- est mourning, lead to the supposition that the coronation will not occur until 1902
 The instruction that the Duke of York is to be named in the prayerbook Duke of Cornwall" seems to throw light upon the much debated question of the heir appar- ent's title. It was supposed that the utle Prince of Wales" which belongs only to a son born of the King, would be conferred upon the Duke of York by royal patent, but the Gazette announcements seem to indicate that this will not be done and that the Duke of York will henceforth be known as the Duke of Cornwall.
 King Edward VII has been proclaimed in many cities and towns of the United King dom, the usual procedure being that the Mayor, attended by the other members of the corporation, has read the proclamation in the town hall or market place.
 In Dublin uniformed heralds proclaimed Edward VII. at one of the castle gates 'n the presence of the lord lieutenant, Earl Cadogan and the Irish privy council An immense assemblage attended the procla- nation.
 Cardinal Vaughan sends word that he will bring from Rome a special message from the Pope to the new King.
 ha following princes from Germany Will attend the funeral: Prince and Princess Henry of Prussia, Prince Arnulf of Bavaria, the Grand Duke of Hesse, the Prince of xe-Meiningen, and the Prince of Hohenzollern.
 Prince Henri D'Orleans is expected and Rear Admiral Cervera will accompany Spain's ambassador extraordinary, the Duke D DAmanda.
The age-herald., 1901-01-25

Enterprise, Kas.. January A-A street fight between women led on one side by Mrs. Carrie Nation, the saloon wrecker, with a following of Women's Christian Temperance Union women ,and on the other by Mrs. John Schilling, wife of the manager of the saloon wrecked, backed by a dozen women who championed the sa- looms, occurred here today.
 As a result, Mrs Nation swore out war rants against Mrs. Schilling and her hus- band and Mrs. William Bittmer charging them with assault, and Mayor Hoffman swore out warrant against Mrs. Nation charging her with disturbing the peace. All were arrested, but the latter was released.
 At 10 o'clock today Mrs Nation, in com pany with several Women's Christian Tenn perance Union members, entered Shook s saloon, which is still unmolested Mrs. Ma ton, apparently to give him warning, sent for Shook. He came, but before many words were exchanged between them she was assaulted by crowd of women, par tisans of the saloons
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AUTHORITATIVE ACCOUNT OF
 THE QUEENS LAST ILLNESS

London, January A.-The British Medical Journal publishes an authoritative account of the last illness of Queen Victoria. It says the Queens health for year has been failing, with symptoms mainly of a dyspeptic kind, accompanied by impaired nutrition and periods of insomnia, and later there were slight transitory attacks of aphasia. In the general arterial system there were remarkable signs of age.
 After alluding to the symptoms of som- molence increasing the cerebral exhaustion which Her Majesty's strong will enabled her to hide from momentary visitors, the medical journal confirms the Associated Press information, saying that Thursday her mental confusion was more marked and slight futtering was observed on the right side of her face.
 Thence forward aphasia and facial paralysis became permanent It is import ant to note, the Medical Journal adds, that notwithstanding the great bodily weakness and cerebral exhaustion, the hearts action was steadily maintained to the last. The pulse was always regular and the tempera- ture normal In the last few hours paralysis of the pulmonary nerves set in. Beyond a slight facial futtering there was never any motor paralysis.
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EDWARD VII.

through Trafalgar Square and the Strand.
 The chief interest of the morning cen- tered in the entrance of the herald's process sion into the city at Temple Bar. The gray minarels of the law courts and the tall spires of the Strand churches loomed, phamtom-like out of the fog while a long, double line of overcoated troops stood, chilled and motionless along the half de- serted streets.
 The clocks in the law courts and St. Dun stans toled out mournfully the quarter hours till 9.15 o'clock, when out of the gray mist from within the city boundary appeared a procession of carriages, form- ing the Lord Mayors entourage. It was there where the two processions were to merge in kaleidoscopic grandeur. The Lord Mayor, sheriffs, aldermen and mace bear CTS, in scarlet fur trimmed robes, cooked hats, ruffed shirts, silk knee brooches and low buckled shoes, peered out from the cinderella-like coaches that would have been the envy of Alice in Wonderland.
 Overhead in the midst of the pageant the great griffin, which marks the city bouna- ary, spread it's wide, fantastic wings like some great Hindoo god. In their gold liv- cries the white winged coachmen of the Lord Mayor looked down contemptuously upon the soldier, herald and peer.
 In the olden days veritable bar or gate separated the city from without Today ten strong policemen stretched red silken rope across the, thoroughfare in honor of the clty s ancient privileges.
 The Quaint Ceremony.
 As the clocks struck the time, the officer in command of the troops cried "Atten- tion." The rifle stocks came down with a click upon the asphalt pavement and two gold-laced trumpeters appeared at the griffins side. The Lord Mayor and sheriffs, mace bearers, chaplain remembrancer and the white-winged judges of the city courts left their carriages and grouped themselves together between the lines of drawn-up troops. Then the city marshal, who was on horseback, wearing a uniform of scarlet, gold-laced, with scarlet plumes, rode up to the barrier and the Norroy King-at-Arms, whose green and gold tabard outshone those Of his colleagues, appeared at the imaginary bar His trumpeter blew a shrill blast, which the Lord Mayors trumpeter an- swered, and then the city marshal rode up to the barrier and demanded; "Who goes there?" The Norroy King-at-Arms replied that it was the Kings herald, come to read proclamation.
 Enter herald" said the marshal, and the herald was conducted to the Lord Mayor and aldermen, who were grouped In the street. The herald then read the proclamation, to which the Mayor and al- dermen replied:
 we with one voice, consent, tongue and heart pledge allegiance to King Edward VII"
 Trumpeters blew a blast while the won dering crowds stood bareheaded ana sli- enced, not knowing what to do until miii- tary band In the procession struck up God, Save the King" This familiar air has still but one meaning in England, and the crowd took up the words feebly with God Save the King on the tongue, put with God Save the Queen in the mind.
 A few streets further on the proclama-
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Today advertising is as necessary to the trdnsaction of certdin lines of busi- ness ds steam and electricity are to machinery.-R. J. Cunning.
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Funeral Arrangements.

London, January 24.-It is understood that the body of Queen Victoria will arrive in London on the morning of February and be taken across the metropolis to Padding ton. Troops will line the streets The cof- fin will be placed on a gun carriage and draped with flags. On arriving at Padding ton Station it will be transferred to train for Windsor, finally reaching St. Georges chapel about noon, where a magnificent funeral service will take place.