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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-06-10
Fashion Notes.

White lawns will be smart for Or
dinary wear.
Mercerized madras is one Of the
most charming Of the summer weaves.
Heavy lace insertions are noted on
sheer white dresses, which is an inno-
walton.
Butchers linens We're never so
handsome, many of them boasting a
finish Of velvety richness.
The latest material for corsets is a
thin, very soft silk, shot changeable
or printed in soft, veiled Pompadour
designs.
The milliners are showing bonnets
small, close. old-fashioned bonnets
fastened with strings that cross un.
der the chin and pin, not tie.
The linen reticule. embroidered
with huge monogram and mounted
in geld or silver. is the newest things
in bags to accompany tub frocks.
The Partisan loves a touch of bright
red with her gown of neutral tint, and
bright red morocco leather belts. red
shoes, red cravats, and red parasols
are considered particularly correct
with the popular pongee gown.
A new walking skirt has made its
appearance. 1t is called the sunburst
skirt, and is cut on the circle and
plated in clusters. 1t fits smoothly
over the hips. Another pretty model
has the hip yoke with panel both
front and back.
The latest flower Of fashion is the
fuchsia, or any kind that droops. In
chiffon, in velvet, and now in jewelry,
it is seen, and the art nouveau has
given 1t q wonderful charm. Done in
brllliants 1t is effective. and IN enamel
it is still prettier.
Imported belts OF leather. five or
six inches wide, soft enough to be
drawn in folds to the waist like a rib.
ben girdle, and fastening with three
straps and buckles in front, are among
the latest novelties. and may be
bought in soft tans. bright red and
black.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-06-10

(2) The farmer who has money that
he would invest should have faith in
his farm. 1t Is serious question for
the farmer to decide, how he shall
use the few hundred dollars he may
have after his debts are paid. Shall
he deposit in the bank, invest II In
stocks or bonds or buy additional real
estate? The farmer Is not by train
ing flnancier. and woe to him II he
undertakes to dabble in stocks. The
bank may break, the factory fail, and
too much land is often q curse. How
many cases there are all over New
England of farmers who have placed
their money in some of the above
schemes, and after years Of anxiety
have found that they have thrown
away their money? The habit of
boarding tends to make one narrow,
selfish. irreligious and unpatriotic
Let me advise a better way, way
adopted by almost all business men
of other pursuits, that of enlarging
and improving the business they al
ready have in hand. Let not the
farmer put the keeping and care Of
his money into the hands of those
whom he cannot control but let him
use 1t to enrich and improve and
adorn his home. II will surely bring
him ample returns as business in.
vestment, and be a source of perennial
enjoyment, while the established
custom of intelligently improving
ones own estate will broaden the man
in many ways, not the least of which,
his civic virtues. The same thrift that
he sees about him at home he will
wish to see and aid in extending to
his own neighborhood, town and state
So I would close with a paraphrase
from Shakespeare: "Let your farm be
as fertile and your home as tasteful
as your purse will allow, for the estate
oft proclaims the man,. c. Sher.
burne, North Pomfret. Vt.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-06-10
THE NATIONAL GAME.

Donovan. of Detroit, has not pitched
q losing game.
Jimmy Callahan leads the American
League batsmen.
There are eight left-handed batters
on the Chicago American team.
Brooklyn leads the league in club
fielding with the fine average of .053.
With Gessler playing Detroit has two
left-handed throwcrs in the outficld
Hans Wagner has been appointed
captain of the Pittsburg (N. L. team.
The two Chicago teams will have
fourteen conflicting dates this season.
Kansas City has signed Pitcher
Yerkes, late of the st. Louis League
Club.
Cy Young and Rube Waddell are the
pitching attractions in the American
League.
Jack Kntoll, who pitched for Bal
timore last year, has signed with Min
neapolis.
Doyle is doing good work for the
Brooklyn team this season and saying
nothing.
Pittsburg holds first position for long
hits made by clubs with total OF 10U
extra bases.
John L. Ward, President of the
Texas Baseball League, is dead, at
Austin, Texas.
The Baltimore Club has released
Pitchers Raub and Hoff. Raub has
signed with Utica.
The Brooklyn Club has taken on for
trial Catcher Page, Brooklyn semi
PROFESSIONAL player.
Arrangements have been completed
to play the Detroit and Cleveland Sun.
day games at Canton. Ohio.
Comlskey tried to get Innclder
Frantz, of Harvard, but the latter does
not want to become a professional.
American League critics are sprink-
ling ice water on Manager Mack, and
most of them are telling him that the
Philadelphia Americans haven't
chance to finish in the first division.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-06-10

must heat them only moderately hot
The hair. which has been previously
dampened with a curling fluid, is now
held in the moderately hot tongs Until
1t takes form. The tongs are now
moved ever so little and the operation
is repeated, and so over the whole
head. The idea is to make tiny waves,
but very deep ones, producing the
pretty loose curves so much admired
in nature.
The hair is waved from ,he very
roots cut to their full length. but the
ends are left straight. Finally these
ends are pulled out Of the coiffure
and twisted, making a high little curl
on top of the head.
The wave is one of the most use
full features of the coiffure. for ii
makes the hair look thicker and it
sort of dresses up the head and soft
ems the high straight lines which ap-
pear at the back and the sides Of
heads that have no natural curl. Par
ticularly is this true of the back of
the neck, where the hair so seldom
grows prettily.
BY taking these loose and lower
hairs and waving them one gets
charmngly pretty results. Dc not
cut the hair. but wave it and pull it
down low, and thus make a sort of
pun as though the hair were drawn
loosely up.
The science of hair waving is one
that must be carefully studied, for the
head is made or marred by the way in
which it is waved. The methodical,
studied wave has no place in the new
coiffures of the season, for it is entire
ly too stiff to suit even the revival
periods, and the big, loose puff, with
its careful curl, is the thing that is
the most liked.
In putting the waves into the sides
the hair dressers pull out the puff just
at the temples to make the head very
wide, but over the ears the hair is
tightened a little, leaving the widest
portion at the temples. Be sure to
cover the upper lobe of the ear in
dressing the hair, for seldom does the
halr grow pretty here.
Fancy runs more than riot in the
matter of hair dressing, the object
being to secure a good frame for the
face. Beautiful pins, resembling hat
pins, come for the purpose oftrimming
the hair. and II you are fond of tur-
quoise you can get turquoise-headed
pins; il you prefer metal you can get
gold pins and silver ones, and pins Of
gun metal. The popular pattern for
these is the filigree, and the pins are
hollow and about the size of boys
playing marble. They are fortunate
ly very light, and do not weight my
lady's head.
You can wear as many ornaments
in the hair as you desire. for it is no
longer considered bad form to com.
bine metals, and you see gold and sill
yer pins worn in the same coiffure,
and sometimes two kinds of flowers
Roses, daisy wreaths, big flaring
pointsettas and white orchids are
placed in the hair just where they will
be most ffective.-Philadelp In
quirer.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-06-10
Slve Miles in Depth.

A very deep hole in the bed OF the
Pacific ocean has been discovered by
the United States Pacific Cable Com.
pany's survey steamer between Guam
and Midway. The lead sank to depth
OF over five miles. which win make IL
necessary for the cable to be taken
round the great depression.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-06-10
Precisely That.

Braggsby-I tell you I'm overworls.
ing. | am turning out an awful lot
of work Just now.
Nocker-That's Just exactly the
word your employer used In describ-
ing your present work.-Baltinore
American.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-06-10
How to "Do Up" the Hair.

There is a new wave now seen up
on all society heads. 1t is called the
double French wave. and it is done
in imitation of the natural curl which
grows upon some fortunate heads.
To make this double French wave
you must have large tongs. and you
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-06-10

The enlisted men OF the navy Will
have added to their menu this year
100000 pounds OF frankfurter sau-
sages and 144.600 pounds of sauer.
kraut
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-05
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE.

PARYZ, 81 pazdz. Pre-
zydent Loubet ma posiedzie-
niu gabinetowem oznajmil Q
tresci istu cara, doreczonego
mu przez ministra Lamsdor-
fla. Car W tym iScie ponawia
wynurzenie przyjaznych
uczuc W obec prezydenta j
wyraza swe zadowolenie 2
ostatnich wydarze6 we Fran
cyl, kt6re maja bye dalsza
gwarancya utrzymania po-
wszechnego pokoju, Q kt6ry
Francyi j Rosyi tax bardzo.
zawsze chodzi. Dodaje, ze ma
nadzieje, il oba te kraie i ma l
dal wsp6lne beda mialy "a
patrywania j wsp6lne dazno-
Sci. = Znowu odbyla sic
konferencya Lamsdorffa 2
francuzkim ministrem spraw
zagranicznych, kt6ry ma czesc
goscia wieczorem wydal O.
biad.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-05

BELGRAD, Serbia, 81.
pazdziernika. Kapitan
Lungiewicz, brat zamordo-
wanei kr6lowej Dragi j bylly.
adjutant kr6la "A leksandra,
zostaf ponoWnie areszto owany
jako podejrzany Q nalezenie
do spisku przeciw oficerom
kt6rzy brali udzial W zamor-
dowaniu kr6la Aleksandra j
kr6lowej Dragi. By} on juz
raz aresztowany skazany
ma miesiac wiezienia.
General Magdalewicz, kt6-
ry sluzyl pod kr6lem Mia
nem, zosta} take aresztowa--
ny. Me nalezaf on wprawdzie
do spisku, ale publicznie po-
tepial kr6lob6jc6w. Gfosza tn,
ze wykryto newy spisek pre-
civ mordercom kr6la Alex
sandra i kr6lowej Dragi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-05

Podo dobno radzca miejski %
|zwiakowski wystaph pred
rada 2 wniosk skiem, azeby Wy &.
rzucic rady aldermana 3S3 80
wardy, Williama Johnson
kt6rY pie6ca bill po twarzy
Wlasna matke.
35 letni Michal Romin s
ski, zamieszkaly P. n. 50.
Sloan ul. ulegl przy novel
2budowli banku First Natio-
nal fatalnemu niieszczesoiu.
Zgni6tl go elevator, przyp yparl
sly go do sufitu drugiego
pietra.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-05
ME osobnego gimnazyum ru-
sihskiego " tanislawowie,
zlozyli sWoje mandaty Wszy--
scy rusihscy poslowie.

PARYZ, ", 2. listopada.
Organ nihiist6w rosyjskich
,,Iskra grozi rosyjskiemu
ministrowi spraw wewnetrz-
|nych, Won Plechwe, ze "a
maltret etoWanie robotnik6w Il
robotnic, jakich sic kozacy Y
.czasie zaburzeh ma mich do
puszczali, wRr6tce zostanie
zamordowany. ,,Iskra' oznaj-
mia dalelej, ze ostatni wypa-
dek na kolei, jaki sic. wyda-.
rzyl Plehwemu, ME byl wca-
le niespod ziewany, spoWodo-
wall go nihilisci, kt6rzy przy-.
siegli zabi6 kazdego, kt6ry
.pozwoli krzywdzic rosyjjskich
robotnik6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-05

WASHINGTON, 80 pazdz.
Zydzi amerykahscy ukladaja
nowe plany polepszenia losu
swoich wsp6lwysz;nawc6w I; "
innych krajach. Simon Wolf
tu mieszkajacy, powiedziaf, ze
postaral sic Q to, il prezydent
Roosevelt sekretarz stanu
Hay W listopadzie beda konfe-
rowali 2 delegatami r6znych
organizacyj zydowskich v
sprawie mied edzynarod dowych
kwestyj tyczacy oh sic zyd6w,..
Jutro Wolf doreczy panu
Hay petycya przs'e'z 10000
zyd6w podpisana, tyczaca sic
rzezi " Kiszyniewie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-05
!. MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Ko-

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Ko-
misarz robot publicznych, ],
Franciszek Niezorawski, u
|legl przykremu wypadkowi
wczorajj pred dpo} o}udniem. Je-
chaI wlasnie " buggy 2 do
mu wkr6tce 20 10 godzinie,
'gdy nagle kod podskoczy},
wystraszony powozikiem, kt6-
~ go minal j paH. Powozik.
komisarza zatrzymal sic na-
gle, a sila rozpedu, wyrzuci-
Ia pana Niezorawskieg 2.
siedzenia ma bruk uliczny.
UJderzywszy glove Q kamien,
otrzymal skaleczenie glowy,
q koh, zrywajac sic 1na no
81, jednem kopyt nastaph
mu na prawa reke, zdzierajac
mu sk6re dloni. SzczeScie
prawdziwe, ze ma tych obra-
zeniach sic skohczylo, boo
komisarz Niezorawski 2 po
tlucze6 i kilku sihc6W, kt6re
otrzyma1 W dodatku, ME VIE
le sobie rohi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-05

niu wszedl do pokoju. Kie-
rasoWa ma widok konstabla,
| Ikt6ry mial rozkaz areszto ztoWa-
MIA jej, rzucila sic W strone ok
ma, j zanim konstabel zdolal
zbizyc sic do niej, przestra-
szona kobieta wyskoczy}a o
knem na ulice, laniac prawa
(reke j kaleczac SLIME glove.
Przywo}a ambulans odwi6zl
zbroczona krwia Kierasowe
do miejskiego szpitala.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, 80
(pazdz. Wczoraj wieczorem
% godz. II Is wydarzyla sic
eksplozya W motorze elek-
trycznym przy maszynie do
skladania " lokalu ,,Dzien-
nika Milwauckiego' pm. 481.
Mitchell str. Robotnik J6zef
Byicki ratowaf sic ucieczka
przez okno, przy czem bole-
snie sic pokaleczyl. Powstal
pozar, kt6ry objal caly budy-
mex j przedal sic do mie-
tszkania redaktora j Wydawcy.
%. NJ" NJ. p. Ignacego Kowal-
.skiego, kt6rego iona j dzieci
" nocnej odziezy musialy
ratowa6 sic ucieczka. Szkoda
zrzadzona przez pozar wyno-
81 $4,000. ,Dziennik Mil
waucki" bez przerwy bedzie
wych odzil, chociaz przez czas
nlejak d drukoWany bedzle W
innej drukarni.
BUFFALO, n. Y, 80.
pazdziernika. Rowland B.
Mahany, towarzyszacy dele
gacyi polskiej do Rzymu "
Ameryce, powr6cil 2 Europy
dnia II pazdziernika.
Opowiadajac Q zabiegach j
staraniach, czynionych tax
przez ksiedza Kruszke, jak
przez niego W Rzymie, p.
Mahany zaznaczyl 2 naci-
skiem, Il ME ulega najmniej-
szej watpliwosci, il polsko-a-
meryka6ski kler bedzie "
przyszlosci uwzgled dniony
przy obsadzaniu amerykah- |
skich stolie biskupich.
Amerykahska Polonia be-
die uwzgled dniona, a na a.
merry ykahskich stolicach be-
da zasiadali ME dostojnicy 2
ale ksieza, kt6rzy
zasluzyli sic okolo wzrostu j
kt6rzy zas1uzyli sic row
niez i Kosciol olowi.
Pan Mahany zareczyl, ze
ksieza kardy aloWie Wchod
cy " sklad Swietej 2 Propagan-
dy j sam Ojciec 6w. Plus X.
sa tax zyczliwie poloniii anne
rykahsk1ej usposob obieni, zeI
ozeny spoil kojnie oczekiwaeI
ponyslnego zalatwienia pre-
dloz zonejj i'm sprawy
Sprawozdani p. Mahany|
brzmi jaknajp y6lniej col
prawdo obnie ucieszyI
wszystkich naszychI rod ak6w
CHICAGO Jury koro-
nerska uznala wiinnyn1 mo-
tormana IcG GimpyI
smierci lana
kt6ry zostal naj echany orzezI
inniii reher
IVA na niieisc,l efs
cza
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-05
srnnnp W1rorA

znosi dotychczasowe rozpo-
rzadzenie, moca kt6rego wy
chodzcy Wszelkich k1as tract
III obywatelstwo austryackie.
Wedle novel ustawy wycho-
dzc6W, kt6rzy wywedrowali 2
przyczyn rolniczo przemy-
slowych, MONA bedzie "
obcych krajach uwazac "a
poddanych austrya ckich i ME
odm6wi i'm sic wszelkiei o.
pieki: Ustawa ia zawiera
takze przepisy tyczace sic:
nieprawnych praktyk agen-
tow okretowych naklaniaja-
cych do emigroWania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-05

STEVENS POINT, Wis.
Josef Jarnik amieszka1y
ma farmiez Johnem Walter
sem v poblizu Almond, ode
bral sobie zycie. Poszedl on
na pole, upiad, przy snopku
Ek'orny pTzebl sobie SERGE
nozen1 kieazon kowym Jarnik
|byl juz u pod eszlym wiieku.
DaWniejj zami eszkiwal na far
mie " Oasis. Pred rokiem
WI echsal do Euro aby tam
pozostac na zaWsze, powr6cil
jednak do lAmeryki j zamie-.
szkaI na farnie " Almond.
Pozostaw'ii1 Z j 1dw6ch syn6w j
c6rke. Jeden 2 syn6wi Jest pro-
1esoreml Nv 1eland Stanford
uniWersytec ecie v Kaliforniii,
|d:rugi syn .A|.!n,lt1onii, mieszka "
Almond ,sa e6rka p. Wasatka
w Pose.
NEW 2 Y YORK / Katarzyna
Kieras, eszkala ma si6-
dmej u1icy udala sic. po po-
ludniu odWied dziny do p.
Fmelii kiiej !, zajjmu-
Iiacei don,u nr. 166 Bay Ill.
1nieszk kalie ID drugiem pie
Itrze 1ns IN.
ItereaeI| onkow-,
: J !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-05

o0'141Ao
I. 8. j.
1iD1Ae' llls1'"nla' :. =
s.oau: o.1a' u1'',Aon
11,,
80 shonoey. Is MezoraI IVY
olss."e s.lal A'olo"' o1n-
.pan1 llye'"' 70 1quan1a
loDo:nlAo"' 1lanoNto1e 9
sinl, i0 p9u 1nus1on'
io:eA 90 aAaon Aoln-
panA ni0 po'iAepulq kul'o'
W. 1ya.'osol kaai.en
lWyptata pedz1e GO Iydz1en
Y zaWarcln ugouy Posre' 3
dn1czy1 generM zapplno.
pARYz 3 Iist Rad wv
stan;} ! nro;aktan .=nowo9o
~ M ,,a,,a;ao ooro 1. - = ;,
r,,,obon,on;a =, hlic,na q
! ,,4,. =, ;.
sala,,. - s ~
:, ~ 49, ,,rpmar, p ,,' ,,rsta :, ] ,,.aaa.
% % ,a+., % 1,,as F:.,,s s -
:,-4 ~ a:, ,G
JeA' !0s' ut'a.1. Woe nie
prze]ozle ozlsla]' q Y .,1'a taklm :
.razle rzad oDecny, 2 ComDe-
sem na czeie' Deazle zmuszo-.
ny podac sic doidymlsyl.
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CHICAGO. 21 letni Otto
Pli1ski zostal onegdai zamor-.
dowanv nrzez 19 letnieeo
hrata swoqo HonrzLo 81
Ialna1;a1,a =; 49,; nt+o
o'A oiiol n9re 1nio.u1i, o..,''
zam. ], pm. 200 bon1leld SUI ,
prosh Drata 9 pozyczenle
So ma podr6z 90 Michigan,
a gdy ten mu ME chcial dac
niieniedzv. pr6bowa} mu i Is
wvrwa6 Hanrvk wvrwa1 s;e
!; nh;ool A ata;;n; = s1no,,,.
no;aszls NON sllad = noruaI r1.I
.rawo1War ,,a,, nabitu flannro ~ na.. -.
! ~ s = =, =.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-05

STEVENS POINT, Wis,
P. Jan Malinowski, 2 4-ej
wardy, aresztowany "a to, ze
ma lotach swych utrzymyWa1
chlew dla Swim 0 % stopy Cd
mieszkania sasiada, co sic
sprzeciwia ordynansowii miej-
skiemu, zostal skazany przez
|sedziego Murata ma ST, kary
i koszta, razem $4.53. Taxa
lekka kare sedzia wymierzyl
z powodu, ze cbwiniony jest
starym czlowie kiem, " koi1-.
Gu sedzia j kare zawiesil.
|Gdyby jednak obWiniony
|chlewa ME usunaf, bedzie n IL
[sial zapfacic kare, lub poWe-
|druje ma 10 dni do vie ezienia.
Chlew dla swim stosownie do.
ordynansu moze bye " odle-
|glosci najmniej 200 stop do
dpmu miieszkalnego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-05

BIAkoGRoD, ). A 3:,', Serbia, 81
pazdziernika. Kap. Lotkije-
yicz, adjutant zmadego kr6la
!. Aleksandra 5g kt6ry zostal
areszto ztoWany % Wrzesnia, j
na miesiac vie eziienia
"a sprzysiieez eezzenie przeciiW NOR
dercom parry kr6lewskiej,
zostal wczoraj aresztowany
ponownie. Wkr6tce ma ma
staple aresztowanie gen. Ma
gdelinicsa, bylego stronnika
kr6la Milana, i innych Office
row. Podobno odkryto nowy
spisek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-05
WV POLSKICH
ERYCE.
C,LEVE VELAND Ohio.

CLEVELAND Ohio.
Franciszek Konkowski, "a
[mieszkaly pm. 20 Poland ul.,
EusiloWal ubieglejj niedzieli po-
Ipelni6 samob b6jstwo. Najac
|Wstret do rewolweru, polozyl
Isle on IA szyny tramwajjowe
{przy Fremont j Tod ul. j spo-
kojnies WyczekiiWal nadejscia
tranawaju. Kilku mlodych
|polak6W, ostrzeg1szy czyn
K|onkowskieg ego, usilowalo od-
ciagnae go Cd toru. Powsta-
% zbiegowisko, zjjawil sic po-
licyant Panek j aresztowa1
desperate pod zarzutem, ze
cierpi 1la oblakanie. w dro-
DE na stacje policyjna Pa
mex VIDAL sic " pogawedke
= Konkowskim. ,,Licze 10 lat
=zyciia, movie slabo po an
'gielsku,I ME moge :znalezc "a
Itrudnenia j jestem ciezarem
.swej matce'' m6wl nie-
.doszly samob6 b6jca ,,nie.
div, zze1 chcialem raz skoh-
.ezycc' IA gdybym ci dal
teraz sWbi REVOLVER przer-
val ; naH polcyant ,,czy
lby6 sobie " lebl' o.
ME ]. i odpowiied dial Konkow-
ski a1byn1 zginat
pod koARmi tramwaju, lub
poderznaf sobie gardlo"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-05

RZYM, 2 Astopada. Po-
zar powstal Q 8 godz. wieczo-
rem, " mieszkaniu Francuza
Marble, trudniacego sic uzu-
pelnie ieniem starych rekopis6w
i ksiag. Wies6 o pozarze wy
wola}a og6lny pop}och. Cz}on-
kowie szwajcarskiej gwardyii,
.strazacy Watykanu, zandarmi
ksieza j lokaje biegali po
korytarzach. Papiez kleczal
i modlh sic, kiedy go doszla
wiesc 0 grozacem niebezpie-
czedstwie. Kazal przywola6
|straz pozarna niejska j uwiia
domic rad. Prefekt mia
sta, szef policy i minister
sprawiel eliWosci przybyli do
Watykanu po raz pierwszy "
|charakterze urzed dowem. @
i godzinie opanoWano po-
Epozar. Gale muzeum rekopii-
SOW, Geese bibliot text dru-
karni zostaly zalane Woda,
True dnos na razie oceniG szko.
|dy, ponies esione v dro cen
|nych zabyt tkach
n
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-05

LEM0NlT, li'l' III. Zostali tu
po}aczeniE zwiazkiem malze6-
skim p. Piotr Kiolbassa, zna-
ny obyWatel 2 Chicago j pani
.A'ntonina .Otzenb berger, Pan
Kiolbassa liczy IS lat wieku
9 jego Wylbrania s.. Pomimo
niemiec ckilego nazwiska pani
Otzenb berger jest polka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-05

NIEDEN 20 paid!
Nova ,lstaWa emil gracyjnlal| a.
,rzeI1l ozona do zatWiierdzeni n
4 4 |ll
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-05

" Ftg. 81. t-i2- Il r5 f-z j
RZYM, 2 listopada. - Ia
czesc Watykanu, W kt6rej
Ojciec 6wiety udziela pos}u-
chan, stoi " pdomieniach.
Slawna biDlioteka 2 niezli-
czonemi arcydzielami mist
ROW pedzla j dluta jest zagro-
iona. Dym j p}omienie So
widoczne ma mile odleg}oSci.
Wszystkie oddzia}y stray po-
zarnej znajduja sic ma miej-
scu katastrofy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-05

- sSAttg &5s5
WILKESBARRE Pa. Zina
" tyIn roku zawitala do mas
Wczesniej jak lat poprzed-
mich. Dawniej mielismy ivy
kle caly istopad . czesto 4.
grudzie6 cieply, y tym roku
jednak jakk olwiek to dopie
70 koniec pazd iernika "
siednich g6rach naWet 6niiegi
spadly
We Wszystkich %
polnia Oh nalezacych
Lehigh ALLEY Coal g 0. zast
noWiiono Cd czWartk 1la
- tydzielI
g6rnlcy bed mic prz1nll |
soWe s dnio
azellia y a| I
go q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-05

CHICAG Q Jury koro-
nerska uznala wiinnynn mo-
|tormana Nc Gimpy
|smierci ANA win kiewieza,
Ekt6 zostal chany przez
t1anWaj linniii archer
ave, na lniej a. g BIZ pod;
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-11-19

Notice Of FINAL Procf-Iand Office at Fargo,
N. d.. Nov. s 9Oa-Notice Is hereby Given
tice Of his Intention to make final commnta-
ton proof In support OF his claim.
and that said proof will be made
before Sf .. c oscsr 2: Purinton Clerk Of
cember 18th, 1903 viz: & -
! -. ANDREW n. OLSON
b. f. No. 26S:5 for the nw4 Of soc 10 In Twp
~ n Of range S. v. s.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cuttiva-
ton of. said land, viz: - Z
son OF aannaf0rd and Joe Peterson. Of Hope.
N. d. 80 =
&C. SCHUYLER.
H-ls Register.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-11-19
Order to Show Cause Of,
Filing Petition to
Sell Land.
STATE or .NORrH DAKOTA,

STATE ls; o. :NoR s Il, DAKOTA. ss.
- N GS1nty W y SaEless;. NJ xuu,u 49,,
~, ~ ,Iay Oout& Oetofe non. Wil' q. c"Fse-
son: !.S9ge. ...,... So. $500.
s 10 en ~, MAYER " sne essato sever johnson
deceased.
I. order TO show cause ON Ming petition 70 sell
ia ~ -. 49,, - a,,,,. ~, ,..,..... ~.
W reanLng ana ming the pet!tton OF .tOhn
Is. olson the admlnistf.tor and the consent
OIL Lena Jonnson one 0t gne nelrS setMng tOftD
nis na ns Sna me tnereoi the
md Ct al The rev! st:te
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-12-29
PNEUMONIA VICTIMS.
Chicago Is Laid Low by the Awful
Scourqe.

Chicago Dec. 2S.-With pne,lmo
MIA establishing a new death record
in Chicago and the county hospital
so crowded that patients are sleep
ing on mattresses on the floor and
less serious cases being turned away
serious problem confronts the Chi
cago health authorities.
The many varieties of weather
from which the city has suffered dur
ing the last week is blamed not only
for the many pneumonia deaths, but
for the crOwdin,: cf the hospitals in
another way.
Within the last few days an lmus-
ual number OF persons. injured by
falls on icy sidewalks, have been
taken to the county institution, ami
though a new emergency ward has
been opened, al can hot be cared eo,'
properly.
Last weeks alarming increase in
deaths from pneumonia is made the
subject of the latest health bulletin.
During the seven days ending Satur-
day pneumonia claimed 139 victims
in Chicago, or y per cent of the to-
tai mortality.