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can readily conceive how the courts
would regard SO much OF the title as re-
cites that the act is amendatory us sur
plusage and allow the act to stand as
an independent act, assuming that it
was otherwise complete and original in
itself. But when in the body of an act
the declaration is made that a section
is hereby amended to road as follows. ,
in my humble opinion the legislature
has done just what the words import
has been done, or it has done nothing.
And il the declaration is to stand for
anything, the act is an amendatory act
and not an independent act, and no jul
dicial legerdemain can transform it
from an amendatory to an independent
act. | do not believe that the courts
have any more authority to strike the
words that "a section is hereby amended
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AWAITING KIMBALL.

Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Barn
hart said yesterday afternoon that he
did not know whether the case would
be appealed to the supreme court or not.
He said that the matter should rest I'M
til the return of Prosecuting Attorney
kimball. The county auditors Office is
worrying over what they will do with
the license money so far collected. Over
500 was taken in by the au ltor last
month on account OF licerses. An OPT :
ion will be had from the prose, uti g
attorney regarding the disposal of this
money.
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IlcFNSE IS INVALID
e ulDGE BELTS DECISION
nk "A Fearful and Wonder
mi Piece Of Work" Of the
Last Legislature.
SIMS THAT LEGISLATURE DID NOTHING
NH roin Be Refunded All Is Doubt as to
Whether Appeal Will Be Taken to
the Supreme Court.

Judge Belt of the Spokane county SUI
nsrior court yesterday afternoon de-
el,red the law passed by the recent
legislature requiring all hunters to take
ont q license to be unconstitutional.
The Judge pronounces the act "a fearful
and wonderful piece of work" The de-
cision was rendered on the application
oi Charles Anderson, who was arres ted
in Hillyard for hunting without IL
cense, for a writ of habeas corpus. The
law requiring license was attacked by
Anderson's attorney on these grounds.
First that the act does not comply
with the constitution, which provides
that no act shall embrace more than
one subject, and that shall be set out in
its title.
The second ground of attack was that
1t violates the constitution, which pro-
vides that no act shall every be revised
or amended by mere reference to its
title, but the act revised of the section
amended shall be set forth at full
length.
The third ground for this attack is
that II the act is an amendment to Sec
ton Q, chapter l34 of the laws of 1901
lis void, as the section has been de-
clsred unconstitutional before the pass
age Of the last act. The section referred
to the one which undertook to impose
acense on hunters.
JUDGE BELTS REASONING.
Judge Belt in his decision yesterday
said in part:
"ltwill be noticed that the legislative
declaration in the body of the act is that
section be amended tc read as follows,
while the title contains no statement
that the section is to be amended, but
on the contrary declares that it is to be
repealed. 1t will be noticed also that
section 9 of chapter 124 is amended in
stead OF section 8 OF 134. 1t is beyond
question that section of chapter 134
sthe one intended. That section relates
tohunters' licences, while chapter I24
related exclusively to plotting of irreg-
ular tracts of land Viewed from any
standpoint it is fearful and wonder
full piece Of work.
III the mistake in referring to chap
ter ia instead of 134 is to be over.
looked, the act is void because the sec
ton sought to be amended was not in
existence, it having been declared un-
constitutional, and because the subject
OF the act is not expanded in the title.
II the mistake can not be overlooked,
men 1t amends nothing, for there is no
section 9 Of chapter l24 and, besides,
mat chapter relates to matters entirely
foreign and there is no reference in the
title to chapter 124.
LEGISLATURE HAS DONE NOTHING.
Where the title of an act recites that
Nls to amend a certain act, but the
oody OF an acts makes no such recital
and makes no declaration that some
oener act or section is to be amended,
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west. Twenty-seven years ago western
butter was the synonym Of inferiority
until the butter from this rude cream
cry was adjudged to be the best butter
at Philadelphia Not mortgage has
been foreclOsed on farm OF a patron
OF this creamery, and similar state
of affairs exists among the patrons of
every other successful western cream
cry, and today Iowa leads the country
in the number Of creameries and the
amount OF their product.
Not only is the dairy business one
OF magnitude and Importance to the
country at large, but it is one that is
adaptable to wide variety of condi'
tions, so much so that presume there
is no one product of the farm that can
be produced profitably in so many
parts Of the country as butter, and to
some extent the same is true of cheese.
verify believe that man can make
dairy pay, and pay well, in every
state and territory OF the union except
in those arid regions where animal
life cannot be supported at all. But
while this may be true speaking rel
atively it is not true that all parts OF
the country are equally adapted to
dairying; nor is it probable that
dairying will ever be large part of
agriculture in certain sections of the
United States. From Massachusetts,
Rhode Island and Vermont westward
the great dairy states are continuous:
New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Indiana Illinois, Wisconsin, Mime
sofa, Iowa, Kansas Nebraska, Missouri,
and probably the Dakotas, when they
developed little more.
Butter and cheese are SO closely
akin in a commercial sense, and in a
dairy sense, that one would naturally
suppose they would be in proper
tionate quantities where either OF
them is made. Not so; New ork
makes 127,000,OO0 pounds OF cheese:
Wisconsin, $4,000, 900; Ohio, $4,000, 900;
Michigan, 100000, and the other
states still less amounts. In butter
making, the rank of the state Isl
Iowa produces 1870, 22o, 552 pounds: New
York, rs, 40S,379 pounds; Pennsyl'
vania, Ill, 35S, 246 pounds; Wisconsin,
LOG, 552, $40 pounds; Illinois, s6,34S, 76-
pounds.
The dairy business is sort of sheet
anchor for the farmer He depends
upon it in time of trouble and hard
times. He knows that the product Of
his dairy is sort of net profit to him
except for the added labor, and the
man who is raising stock knows that
he will not raise any less number o.
calves if he milks the COWS and make,
butter. He knows that he will raise i
larger number Of hogs than be other
wise could do. lie knows that if ht
milks his co VS. and his neighbour doe,
not milk his that the nelghbor vii
have just so much less money. Thu
banker and money lender knows thi
as we'll, and in every dairy section o
the country times are always bette
than in others not dairy sections
Money IS easier to get and values are
prosperous and agricultural conditions
are better. This is one of the reason,
why Iowa, and the states immediatel,
surrounding her, are the wealthiGs
agriculture states of the union.
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-Dill's pickles at Flummerfelt's.
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II. II. Wright dairy commissioner of
Iowa, in his address at ST. Paul at the
convention of dairy commissioners, dis
cussed dairying from statistical and
comparative point Of view. In his adj
dress he said:
Most everybody that writes or talks
about the dairy business takes an eX-
IRENE view, either that the business is
the only one and the most profitable
one for the farmer, or that it is mat
ter OF little moment, and indeed, for q
great number OF farmers, money
losing instead OF money making oc-
cupation. myself belong to the opti-
mist class, and believe not only that
the dairy industry of the country is
very large affair, but | believe also
that, Notwithstanding the apparent
high cost OF production, it is one OF the
profitable industries for the individual,
for the section in which it is carried
on and for the country at large Be-
cause the farmer, with his few old
cows, is the visible and immediate rep
resentative OF the dairy business, we
allow ourselves to imagine that the
dairy business is very little thing.
The representative OF the dairy bust
ness stands for the largest single line
of agriculture save one His product,
with value Of $500, 100000 is greater
than the annual value of hogs sold in
the United States $500, 01O,OO0); it is
greater than the value Of all hay and
forage (s4s4, 256, $40; is greater than
the value of all the meat cattle slaugh-
tered (4l9, 400, 200) it is greater than
the value OF all the wheat produced
1860, 945, 32O): it is greater than the
value of all the eggs and poultry $751;
l7S, O35): and it has cash value almost
twice as much as the value OF oats
($ll7, O9s, 5s4); sheep 1850, 900, ooO); bar
lev ts4l, 6sl, 1922; rye (sll2, 300, 540): rice
(sS. COG, OOO): and buckwheat Isl. 746, s33)
of the United States. 1t far surpasses
the value of cotton 1880, 900, O0O), and is
second only to the value of corn pro-
duced (ss2S, ,216).
The state dairy association and
kindred organizations of dairymen
are of recent date. The number OF
states having dairy associations is
twenty nine. These were organized as
follows: Vermont, 1870; Wisconsin,
1872: Illinois, 1874 Iowa, 1876: Mime
sofa. 1877: New York, 1877. The
others have been organized since 1880.
All these things tend to show that the
dairy industry is thing that has
grown up within the last thirty or
forty years, within the life time OF
most of us here present. Strictly
speakinc. there are a large number OF
products of the dairy, but of these
butter, cheese, condensed milk, and
milk and cream consumed as such,
make up practically all the value OF
the dairy products of the United
States.
We Iowa people are fond of relating
the story of the first creamery In Iowa.
possibly the first creamery west OF the
Mississippi. IN sheltered nook few
miles east of Manchester, almost thirty
wears ago, there was erected small
cheap building. Underneath and
through it ran the waters of clear
cold brook. properly called Spring
Branch. This rude building and it,
beautiful, ideal surroundings is the
parent Of the creamery system OF the
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Seems to us that it would be big
investment for our citizens to give
more attention to state and county
fairs. These fairs do great deal to
help advertise a county. Last year
only three persons from this county
were in attendance at the Chelan
county fair with horses, b. S. Weed,
Alex. Douglas and Henry McEwen.
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Fine Farm for Sale.

A well improved 50 acre farm, good
orchard, good house and out buildings,
good barn, as good as hay ranch as can
be found in the country. Apply to
Louis Larson, 34'3'
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N. p. Excursion Rates.

State Fair at North Yakima, rates
September q to October 3; fare, one
and one third round trip. Special ex-
cursion from Ellensburg September 20
and 30; fare, including admission to
the grounds, 81.
For further particulars, inquire of
c. f. CHAMBERS, Agent.
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to read as follows from the body of an
act and disregarded its surplusage than
it would have to disregard any other
portion OF the body Of an act
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Wanted-To borrow 81, 300 on good
chattel mort gage. Address wv at
The DAWN Office.
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HOTEL SENECA

3loO Ist Ave. Cor. Seneca. Seattle, Wash
Convenient to theatres and IL g shopping dis
trict A FirstsCiass Comfortable family Hotel
Electric light and steam heat. Free Porcelain
Baths. -
Stop with us once and we will see that you
make this your headquarters.
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For sale.-A fresh COW, high grade
Jesey first class family t2w' sold under
u guarantee. Inquire a. this ONCE
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Ellensburg Iron
and Brass Foundry

L \MBERT RASkINS PROP
Stove repairing u Specially Also al kinds OF
Machinery and Castings made to order. Archi.
tcctural iron work Satisfaction guar anteed.
FTLENSBTTRG. WASH.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-26
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE. I

$50 Y :. s .Fs l,u +
POZNAN, 10 listop. We
dug doniesienia ,,Kuryera
Pom" stan zdrowia ks. ar
cybiskupa Sta blews.kiego W
Poznaniu niestety zn6w tax taak
sic pogorszyl,iz "a rada leka-
rzy musia}sna jakiS czas "a
przestac zajmowac sic spra-
wami dyecezyi. Opr6cz leka-
rzy przybocznych. odwiedzi1
Arcypasterza professor Rem
vers z Berlina, a swiezo takze
prof. Baranowski z Warszawy.
Stan jest powazny, 1ecz MALE
zy ufac, il wkr6tce znow sic
polepszy. ....... ..
Swego czasu wnl6sf
prokurator rewizya przeciw
wyrokowi sadowemu " pro-
cesie gnieznie6skim, lecz O
becnie wniosek sw6l cofnal.
TAX vice wyrok, uwallniajacy
cd winy:il ka;ry wszystklch7
cz}onk6w bylego komitetu
wrzesihskiego z WyjatkiemQ
jednego, sta} sic praWom'o'c- l''''1 g &C !.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-26

zowac ;Waty kads az kas .traz ogniio,
wa, ale takze ;azeby Wypr6z-.
Mono wszystkie sale, sk}ady.
i +. p. sasiadujace 9 muzl'ea7-. zl'a7-.
mi j archiwami watykah ski
mi, Wrzekomo dla bezpie-
czenstwa. 2 najWiek eksza cier-.
.pliWoscia us}uchano " Wat.y-:. !:
kanie rozkazu: ale to ME wy.
starcz.y1o. Rad przypomniaall
sobie, ze archiwa i muzea
Watykahskie So uWazane "a
"wlasnose norodowa j urze--
dove gazety wykazuja, u i rad
powiniem, objae mad mimi
kontrole, t. j. po prostu je.
skonfiskowac i " tel czesci
Watykanu osadzic swych q
rzednik6w. Jezeliby prz.yszlo.
do tego, to postapienie take
by]oby noWym niesly chanym
gwaltem ] rabunkie uzupel-
niajacym tylko5 rozb6j popel
niony pod rzadami Wiktora
Emanuela I.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-26

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Tere-
.sa X. Wolska, przez adwoka-
ia swego F. =. Eaton, wysta-
pila ze skarga przeciw William
|A. Dawes, w. M. Baker j By
ron NJ. Evans, villas sciciel elom
Eszulernii J, The Oriental przy
Trzeciej ulicy, 0 zwrot So 735
przegranych " tel jaskini cry
przez jej meza Leopolda VOL
Iskiego, Cd pazdziernika 1902
|roku do listopada 7biezacego
roku. Stosownie do skargi,
Leopold Wolski przegrywal
co miesiac nastepujace sunny,
grajac to " pokra, to " role
te lub Saro: pazd iernik:, 1902
przegrafs $3.50; w hstopadZle
$3.50; " grudniu $3.50; " sty-
5czniu 1908 roku 1920; " lu--,
-rym 800; v narcu $3.50, "
kwietniu $135;; " nnajju 5000,
" czerwcu $17'!5;; Y lipcu
$500; " sierpniu 1926; we
Wrzesniu $3.50.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-26

w ST. JOSEPH, Mo urza-
.dzilo grono amat orek j anna
|tor6W 2 parafii S.. Piotra j
Pawla pred enie amator-
|skie Odegrany1n byl obra-.
Ezek ludo y trzech odsfo-
mach z 6piewanli j
tai hcan1ii 'll q RS zst !. e q
Is sis 1zysty do och6d pre-
|dstaN aNierlla zeznaczoWy ll' e.
zakupnd
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-26

NOWY YORK, IL. istopa,-
.da. KS. wloski Cirriin one,
kt6ry zgina} nagle v piatek
Wiieczorem, zostal znale leziony
przez policye " stanie zupel-
nego rozstroju nerwoWego.
Zaprowadzon do szpitala Ks.
Corringi lone, gdy cokol-
wick przyszedl do siebie, o
.poWied edziai, ze dWaj jjacys z}o-
.czyncy uproWadzi}i go pre-
moca " jakies nieznane miej-
see, tam go obraboW j trzyy:-
mali go Q g}od odzie, grozac mu
smiercia, jezeli i'm ME da du-
lego okupu. = N>areszcie wi.
dzac, ze iksiadz ME obiecuje
pieniedzy j zie policya bardzo
"a mimi sledzi, zbrod odniarze
.w,yprowadzili go W nocy W
nieznane strony j zostawili.
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5.5-i.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, II. istopa
da. sPropozyeya arbitracyi
zostala odrzuc coma przez kom- ::
panic. Kompania spodzii'eWla
sic ze rzelamie strajk i po-,
kona straj kier6w Ci zas gotu-.
ia sic do zacietej walki. Izom-,
.pania przy pomoc ocy policy. i
.trzyrna " reggu larnyn ruchu.
kary kursujace po Went.
worth avenue, a dis ma pu-
'scic kary po Cottage Grove.
avenue
Rada miejjska ma Wczoraj-
szem posiedzeniu uchwalila
zawezwac mayora, ably uzy}
swego wp}ywu j przyprowa-
dill do uklad6w pomiedzy
strajkieramisa a kompania. Ro-
botnicy takze zadaja arbitra-
cyl, tylko kompania usuwa
sic, twierdzac, re sama sic "a
1atwi ze swemi sprawami. Ro-
botnikom swym podczas straj-
ku zatrudnionym zamierza
urzadzic mieszkanie W zak1a-.
dach silly elektrycznej.
Strajkierzy j ich zwolenni-
cy ME dopuscili sic wczoraj
zadnych wybryk6w wick
szych. Przeszkodzi temu
slime kordony policy, Dzia- =
1alnosc strajkier6w ograni-.
czy1a sic ma kladzeniu zapor
Il ponieWieraniu pasazer6W,
gdy ci tramwaje opuszczali
BERLIN. Zmarly " tych
dniach W Charlottenbu
professor s''dr. Mommsem, hi
storyk niemieck pred s la
ty " zacie sky spos6b wzywd
niemc6w austryack:ii k:iich, aby
sic ME cofali j nieuste epowaii
we walce przec eciwk,o slowia- la.
nom. Wyrazl sic za6 tax "a "a
ciekle: Rozbijci lbyI barba-
rzyh6c c6w slowiah kich " innie
Ikultury niemie ckiej
NORW EGIA Piis1no 8 or
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-26

BERLIN 19. listopada. W
poniedzia1ek K zmar1a W Skier
niewicach W Kr6lestwie Pol
skiem, ksiiezniczka Ekbieta
heska, urodzona II maja,
1896. Gdy car i caryca wraca-
liz Darmstatu do Petersburga
towarzyszy1 i'm wielki
ksiaze heski, Ernest Ludwig
ze swa c6reczka ELzbieta.
Ksiezniczka byla caly dzieh
weso1a, dopiero wieczorem9
zacze}a narzekac ma b6l zo1ad-
ka; W nocy miala febre, a ma
drugi dzieh wv poniedzia1ek)
przedpoludniem umarla. Le-
karze orzeki, ze ksiezniczka
zmar}a ma tyfus. #,...
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic "
Darmsztacie, dokad zW1oki
juz przewieziono. Caryca ME
moze jechac ma pogrzeb, DO
cierpi ma. zapalenie " uchu.
Car, wielki ksiaze Sergiusz,
ksiaze Henryk pruskii inni
vienna udzial " pogrzebie.
RZYM, 1890 listopada. Oh
ciec 6wiety zamiano nowa Wczo- VIC
raj Kardynala Merry del Val
sekretarzem stanu, refektem
palac6w papi ezkich h; Jest to
urzad odreb ebny Cd urzedu Sc
kretarza stanu Wedle rozpo-
rad dzeniia Leona XIII. Urzad
to bardzo wazny, kt6ry czyni
Kardynala del Val zarzadca
Watykanu j skllada v jego
] rece najjwy yzsza Wladze 5rzadu
papie ezkiego.
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Is

Str, WinlOna, Mimi.
CHICAGO Ze strajk
przy kt6rym policya Jest skon- i
centrowana ma liniach koleiz
ulicznych, korzy ystaiia rabusiie. ].
Czterech drab6w wpadlo I
wczoraj 0 11-tej godzinie
pred poludniem do skladu y
towaramii ciowymi p. |. 426 4
w Sc ul., gdzie znajd dowala 4
sic tylko wlascic lka pani Nc
Coshian. Kazali wystraszonej
kobiecie podniesc rece do go
~, zabrali 2 kasy $50 i mi
kneli bez sladu. Me bylo ko-=
mu ich gonic, gdyz policya
ugania1a sic "a anarchistami,
podbur urzajacymi motloch do
zakl6cania publicznego po-
rzadkn.
Nasrogu ulic Noble i.
Bradley znaleziono wczoraj
wieczorem Is mio letniego
mezczyzne ze z}amana reka.
Odwiieziono 90 do szpitala
qdzie oswald
czy1. ze nazvwa sic Franc ci-
seek Lewandowski. Opowiia-
dal. ze " niedziele wyrrzuci1
90 2 mleszkanla ma uilee Was
ny lego syn, 40 spo1K1 g z1e
clem. lu1ai sic po ulcach e
s1amana reka przez cara 40
oe. fodczas mrozu Wczora)
szego opadfze sh qpaof na
ehodn straolWszy prz9yt TO-
mnosc. l1l.-
NEW YORK. DR., w piatek 2.
t. zostaf tn zamordoWany p
H. Green, t. 2. ,,O]-
ciec W1elklego New Nv Yorku,,
przy drzWlach sWego domu
Q g. n popoiudnl11u. Llczyyf
lat 50 3 ] nalezaf 90 nalbardzlel
l''Is lu'Ibianych ] zasiuzonych oby
watch tute]szych.
.Iako hndowniczv ozdobil
m;asto nieknemi .budowlami
;ako to. no,,zenm. biblioteka
: i nawet Central Park
hv1 ;ooo nonvs}em. Zostal "a
h;tv reka warvata negra. ma
7r;sL;am Corna]ius N. WI 4
1;ams
CLEVELAND, y. AM ONO. Ne
kt6re tore llnle tute]szych kolel
ulicZnych elektrycZnych "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-26

RZYM, % istop. Rad
w}oski zawiedzs,iony >dotych-
czas W oczekiwaniu, il Pa
piez Plus x Wyrzeknie sic
polityki swych dw6ch po-
przednik6w uwazania sic "a
wieznia, widzac W miano-
waniu Kardyna1a del Val Sc
kretarzem stanu i prefektem
pa}ac6w apostolskich demon
stracya antirzado dowa 2 powodu
ze tenze Jest cudzozi cem,
szuka obno6ci do zem-
szczenia sic j obmyslenia no
wych przes dowah, kt6re
tel juz rozpo oczal. Najprz6d
noWy premier w}oski, Signor
Giolittii, rozeslal as W,5szyst-
kich pref fekt6W prowiincyjj
cyrkula<rz, v k;tl6ryy1n.gs q / J szWraca-.
jac uWage ma to, e Wielu
franc cuzkich zoko onnik6 6w, wy
gnanych 2 3. Francyi, / przyb'.y'lllo b.y'lllo
DO Wloch, ostrzega, By ME
5dozwol olono1 lynne jjmowa6
sic nauczanie en- Wywiera
wply'wlu ma Wlosk Il stem
n wycho howaniia. rae Z dale
Iasumpt z poziarll We ka-
1lie, iie " czasie II 6rego mic lska
Istraz ognio plomagala "a.
Eil |l plle lkom watty.
I||I|
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4 INV r O LSKICH
AMERYCE.
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az

~ MIL WAUKE Wis, %
|ezerNca 1903 roku wieczorem
|o godzinie. Franciszek
Przdbylski, lat 80 LEGACY, 70
stall adkowo postrzelo-
ny i otrzyyma} bardzo bolesna,
[chof ME iebezpie czna rane
wllita. RAM ony " szpitalu
|sw. rr6jjcy zeznaI, ze brat je-
go Jan Przybylski przyszedl
do jego domu $50 2l. ave.
ngmial przy sobie reWol-
iWers oczeli go zatem ogla-.
.dac Jan Wlasnie 'trzymal bro6
y reku, gdy ia wypalila j ku-.
q stfafila Francisz W usta
=ugrzaznawszy W. tyle. szyj;.
Policya zaaresztoWala nieo-
str6znego Jana, kt6ry ma sta
cyl policyjnej zeznaf, ze re-.
WolWer wypaii gdy go try
NAL v rekach raniony.
Fran ciszek Wyzdrowial i
nice chcial skarzyc brata lecz
prqkurator eustapil. Spra-:.
wa ciagne}a sic dlugo, kilka-
krotnie odkladana. Ma termi-
ME dzisiej ejszyn oskarzzony:
Jan rzy aaal sic
do why noszeniia ukrytej pal
nej broni. Sedzia skaza} 60.
ma SO kary i koszta, co ra-.
zem wynosi $40. II.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-26
jedynie " ty1n celu, aby p'o
.smiercii swego stryja meza
.hrabiny Izabeli, odzied dziczyt
Wr6blewo.
WASHINGTON, 19go liste

WASHINGTON, 19go.listo-
pada. Pare minut po go
dzinie 6 wczoraj wieczorem
zostal podpisany traktat po-
miedzy Stanami Zjednoczo-
nynni a mloda rzeczpospolita
Panama, na mocy kt6rego
pas ziemi miedzymorza, 10
mil szeroki, ma .skt6rym ma
bye wybudowany kanh la
czacy Oceany, wraz 2 wszyst-
kiemi tam lezacemi Wysep-
kami, zostajje oddany we VIE
czna dzierzawe Stanom lie
dnoczonym, kt6re "a to pla-
ca $10,000,000 gat6wka "
chwii ratyfikowania trakta-
Ju l ODOWlazula sic pO laJacAl
dziewieciu placic po $3.50, 1000
tenuty dzierzawnej rzadowi
panamskiemu. Traktat zostal
podpisany przez sekretarza
stanu Johna Hal " imieniu
-, : So Is
Stan6w Nednoczonych, i
przez .Philippa Bunau Vari-.
LA " imieniu ospoli-.
tej Panamy, a jednym Swiad-.
kiem podpisania by1 Sydney
Smith, szef biura dyploma-
..ttXazna ..departa entn pan.
stWa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-26

~
BERLIN, %. listopada.
Wiadomosc o radzie !lekarzy
cesarza Wilhelma wywolal tu
wiielkie zaniepokoje panu-
je tn teraz przekonanie, ze
Wilhelm chofdje na raka W
gardle, jak jego ojciec ce-
sarz Fryderyk. Lekarze ra-
dill mu, aby natychmiast
wyjechal ma poludnie i pozo-
stal tam do wiosny, lecz Will
helm chce spedzi6 Swieta
Bozego Narodzenia ze swa
familia. Zaraz po swietach
wyjedziie do Riwiery, gdzie
przebywa} jego ojciec, gdy
cierpial ma raka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-26
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