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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-28
gaubbett fam utc,t aeaetlt perpeu

ourh toiale Npplitationeu. neil fe ben frauten Setl
oes Gbres niht erreiden t6nnen. Sc 9iebt nur els
ntn Deg, Die Saubbeit 5u ~furtren, nno Der if ourh
tonfhiuiionslt 9tilmittel. 8aubbeit uiro onrd e.
men entjnnetten 3uiano Der i9l.imiaen Mustleis
oane Der gufa@Ei4en Rbbrt oerurio4t. @enn
oieie R6brs ia enBlnoet, bobt ibr einft runpeln6en
sei@lofsn il, srfol9t Saubbeit, uno tpsnn Die Gnt-
Jlnoune niht esboben uno bel. R6bre pieoer in ibs
rem g~ebbriaen 3xfano beriest rptroen fam, piro oas
@eb6r FIR INNER 3ert6rt iperoen; neun Sale inter
3ebn tpereen burd Ratorrb peruriadt, melber nihts
ais Elm tutslneeter 3nfane Der ihIeimi9en 0bers
ha@en In.
Sir soIsn eiubunbsrt Dollars fur jeosu lour6
Qatarrb peraria&ttn) Baa BON Saubbelt gsben, ben
mir ni6t ourA Ginnebn,n BON 9alI's & a.
tarrbs btiien f6nnen. 9abt 6uh nm
ionf Gireulare fsmmeu.
q. 3. gbenep 4 60, 6olsoo. Ohio.
81 gertouft BON alien Npotbeterr. preis Is
Gents bic Glai&t.
6ans' Familisu .Siasu ans Die bsasR.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-28

gu ben 8laeen aber 9odmals
ier i'm Often bes oeutihen &eides
tommen iebt aud nod iolde aus
benz @eiten. Der Oberrbein lit i'm
Steiaen. Wan firhtet, oaB Die in
ben 8ebiraen iteiaenoe @drme in
8erbinoung nit 8eaenfdqen oas
8ebiet oeS Obereu Rbeines aefdbr.
ben fDnne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-28
9as ensc etmes erbtttertea aampfes.

.Smei Gerate fdmpfteu lanee unb
erbittert aeaen einen GbiceB in meis
ner rehten 2un9e", ifreibt s. s..
-0u9bes BON Dupont, @a., nuno tie
gaben mid idon auf. Seoermanr
oadte, mein lebtes Stiinolein iei ee,
fommen. Ils leste 8uflubt oer>
iuhte i'd Or. Sings Weue gnts
beduna fir Shwinbiuht". Der @r.
folg, ben ih oamit eraielte, mar ae=
raoeau p~erbllfeno uno lhon in elm
paar Tagen mar ib pieber auf.
Sebt babe ih meme @eiunobeit opls
itdnoig rpieoeraenDnnen." 9as Wit.
tel beiiegt ieoen 9uiten, ale grtdls
tungen uno 6als- uno 2ungenleioen.
@arantirt bur6 bic Gpotheter s.
9olteper & Son uno Gootpb 9reiS.
Breis so Gents uno LOO. Brobe.
Hafden fret.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-10-07

South CarOlln%.
DR.. Adams is II blunt, plain
spoken man. His story of the
threats made against Gonzales
was told in straightforward way.
his manner suggesting that it was
told reluctantly. The jury gave
him the closest attention, some of
the Jurors leaning forward in
their seats, that they night better
hear what he was saying. As to
what he meant by "fghting Con
zales" DR.. Adams was not per
mitted to say until after Judge
Gary had ruled that it was compe-
tent testimony.
"I did not suggest the manner
of attack" DR.. Adams said, with
great deliberation. 81 only Of
fered to go along to the Colum bia
State Office and see that he got
fair play, but Tillman said,
THAT won't do. ~"
ANOTHER SENSATION.
The other sensation sprung oy
the prosecution was the testimony
of G. +. Terrell, editor of the
Monitor of Johnston, Edgefeld
county. Mr.. Terrell's testimony
he'd not previously been made
public. His testimony was that
as early as the summer OF 1902,
Tillman was threatening to tai e
the life of Gonzales if the editor
ial criticism of himself was not
stopped. In order to establish
the degree of intimacy with which
Terrell knew Tillman, he was ask
ed how he addressed him when
meeting him. "Sometimes as
Colonel" he answered, "but gen.
orally as 'Jim.' -
"Did you ever hear Mr.. TIL
man make any threats against Mr..
Gonzales?'
eyes" was the answer.
GAS near as you can say, when
was the first time?'
"My recollection is, | am not
very clear as to the time, the first
instance, that it was right after be
came back from Hot Springs. 1t
was in the early summer last y car,
before the camp lign started. "
cat what place."
"On the streets IF Edgetield,
IN front of his office door!'
estate what he said!'
"We were walking along and |
spoke to him about his health,
about his improvement from the
trip, and as we got to the door
we were discussing some printing
that he wanted done, and as he
neared the office door he remark
ed that he was going to run fol
governor and be elected, and re.
ferring to Gonzales with severa
oaths, he said if he attacked hin
like he had been doing he was go
Ing down and kill him like dog
l demonstrated, and told him t.
90 down and meet him man tC
man. He said no, he was goin!
do Hn and shoot him, and give
him no more showing than a mac
dog
Mr.. Terrell was asked If h
heard Mr.. Tillman make any 9th
er threats. He said he had. Mr.
Terrell said some time after th,
election, on the train coming t
Columbia, y. D. Black was pres
ent. "I understand he is now i
the hospital in Columbia" h
added. "Blacl< and 1 were i
there talking, and Tillman cam
in. | intl oduced him to Black
He said he knew sBlack. old bow.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-10-07
Trial Of James H. Tillman.
a Brief Synopsis of the Testimo-
ny Day by Day as Reported
in the Daily Papers.
FRIDAYS rRoCEEDISGs.


the most sensational and drama
tic witnesses that have testified
during the trial of James H. Till
man for the murder of N. G..
Gonzales, editor of tho Columbia
State, were called today by the
prosecution. Both have been
personal and political friends of
Illlman and each gave the most
positive testimony as to threats
made against the life of Gonzales
oy Illlman. They gave their tes-
tlmony without equivocatlon, and
1t was not materially shaken on
cross examination.
The most sensational of the two
was DIR. E. c. l.. Adams, a prac-
tlclng physician and a member of
one OF the old ante-bellum fami-
lies OF South Carolina, his grand
father at one time having been
governor.
DR.. Adams IS one of Tillman' s
warmest admirers, voting for and
supporting him in his campaign
for governor. His friendship for
Tlllman went further than mere
politics. He had served in the
latter's regiment during the
Spanish-American war, and per-
sonal friendship existed between
them.
The testimony given by DR..
Adams was a complete surprise.
1t had meyer been used in the pre-
vious hearings given TilIman
After testifylns that be knew
Tillman ''intimately," he was
asked by Col. Crawford, of coun-
sci for the prosecution, "Did
you ever have any conversation
with Mr.. TiIlman during his can
didacy for governor!'
81 had one or two at the Cald-
well and think one or two al
Wright's hotel. | had several
with him at one or both of those
hotels
"To what did those converse
tons have relation!''
"To some of the articles writ.
ten by Mr.. Gonzales and the race
for governor. | told him if he
wished to be governor of South
Carolina he would have to fght
MIR. Gonzales; that the men who
were supporting him expected
him to defend himself
|, "What did he make answer to
that?"
"He said, That won't do, be-
cause am Lieutenant Governor
and will be impeached; but you
boys need not worry, for, by God
1 will snuff his light with this.
Taking a pistol from his grip, he
said, Il have walked the street
every time l have been here in th'
hopes Of meeting Gonzales
suggested to him to 60 to th'
State Office and fight him, but h
said he could not get fair play.
offered to 60 with him and Sc,
that he got it, but he said, 'B.
God, that won't do.
"Did you hear any additions
conversation between Col. Till
man and anybody else!"
"Ou one occasion there was
! man IN Col. Tillman's room read
! ing an editorial from the State
| one which spoke of him as
\ blackguard and a liar, and don
| know what else, and anothe
\ speaking of him challenging Mr.
\ Gonzales as mock theatrical
"Did Mr.. Tillman say any
|. things"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-10-07

going to put an end to hi, way of
slandciing and abusing me. am
going to put stop To it, or some
thing about in that nature -
"Did you ever hear him make
any othe" Statemcnt!,
"The day they were canvassiug
the returns in Columbia | went to
present my bill for advertising. /
was standing in front of the At
torney Generals office talking.
think at the time Guntcr and
Secretary of State CAN'T and +.
j. Watson of the State were
there. We were all four standing
there talking, and just as Tillman
came up CAN'T and Guntcr walk
ed off and Col. Tillman addressed
Watson, and made some remark
about that scoundrel IN that build
ing yondcr has attacked me- and
he went on to say about his at
tack and he sail he had made
some threat and had Just us much
as he WAS going to have, and with
some demonstrutivc threats he
said, You can just 90 and tell
him that. Watson declined and
Tillman said, Il wish you would
do it; and Watson declined to do
It,"
"Any other threats"
II do not remember.
"Now, in reference to your
first statement, what did he say to
you.'
"With some other very severe
denunciatory oaths, he said he
was going to run for Governor
and was going to be elected, and
if that, with sonlc more very de
nunciutory oaths, Gonzales at
tackled him again he was going
down there and kill him. ! think
the first oath was dog. | said
that would be murder, and wrong,
or something to that effect. Then
he repeated the threat that he
would give him no more showing
than he would Il mad dog
CROSS EXAMINATION SEVERE.
Terrell was subjected to very
severe cross examination by Col.
Croft, chief counsel for the pri-
soner, who tried to secure an ad-
mission from the witness that he
and Tillman were on unfrlcndly
terms.
"We have never been on un-
friendly terms," Mr.. Terrell re-
Piled. "His statement to me
. about Gonzales was not made in
|, confidence, it was an open state
, ment. | advised him to 90 down
and whip him in preference to
r shooting him. | have never had
, any i'll feeling against Col Tillman.
After the shooting | denounced
the act, but not Col. Tlllman. |
: never wrote line in my paper
denouncing Tillman as an indivi-
, dual. | was opposed to the act of
} Tillman 5 and said in my article
2 that | had no i'll will toward him,
? bat thought it best to denouncc
1 the act for the good of the State. ,
SENATOR TAIBIRD TESTITIES.
e Senator Talblrd of Beaufort
- county, who was with him at the
l.. time of the shooting of Mr.. Con
G zaIcs and who admitted on the
o stand that he regarded himself as
= one of Tillman's most intimate
n friends, was the next witness.
e Tillman, Senator Talbird and Sen
n ator Brown were friends in Co
e lumbia.
:. Senator Talbrd testified to
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-10-07

TContinued on 4th page. |
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-31
NANTICOKEI;,, Pa.

! NANTICOKE Pa. q.
smutnym fakcie straszliWej
nedzy j zanie dbaniia sWej ro-
.dziny ze strony ojca donie-
.siono toWarzystwu opieki mad
ibiednymi. Gdy PAM Bertels,
rzelozona tegoz toWarzystWa
ludaia sic do W.skazanego o joj
domu, znalazla mieszk kanie
mad ycizaj nedzne, pelne1
7brudu;; Smie eciia, bez zadnych
6rodk6 zyWnoscii i opalu, q
" miie eszkaniu tenn byla ko-
beta polka 2 rgiem. dro-'
bnych Wyglod dzonych dziiecii:
.Przy dalszem doc odzen niuS o.
kazafo sic, ze dzieci te Inaja
ojjca, kt6ry jest g6rnik ksiien,
dobrze zarabia " kopalniach
caly jednak swoj zarobek
przepiijja;; poro'!b biono starania
aby tego ojjca tyrana ran zl,1l1y l,'
sic do utrzymaniia rodziinl1.y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-31

jedens. przylo ozyl zdumio ionemu
r6likowsk skiemu diva reWol-
very do glowy, q drugi "a
bra1 q szuflady pieniad DE, q
Ekolo $15. poczem obydwaj
znikli bez sladu. = Policya 6le-
|dzi "a mimi pilnie, lecz dotad
bezskutecznie
Jak6b Smith, Ito letni
mi eniec, chcial swej O.
blub bienicy kupic ma GWiazd-
ke piekny prezent,, lecz ME
majac p1enied edzy ukradl tako-
wy ze skladu Hunter & Hum
ter. Zostal nieborak eeszto-
wany j poslany ma rok do
domu poprawy Z.
I
Florence West, 19 lat i j.
czaca dziewczynla, kt6ra ,przez
d1ugi ezas zatrudnio byla
" domu Wiliama Doetsoha,
453 Fort u, obecnie siedzii
" ,wiezieniu, oskarzona 9
truc cielstwo. LAX cha1a sic
ona v sWym pryncypale I: j
obno podsuWala jego 10
ME trucizne W kawie. Pe'wne-. es'w'ne:.
|go razu Doet etsch Wyph kaWeR
przeznaczona dla jego zony j
10 ma1o co ME przeni6sl sic na
|drugi SWAT. Pod ejrzenie pa
|dlo natychmiast ma mar wana
dzieWszzne. !!s t6ra peNnos
5cia oiezko odpok kutuje "a
|sWoja g1upote.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-31

BIALOGR0D, Serbia 26
grudnia. Byly radca dWoru,
najstarszy isnajb jbogatszy mie-
szkaniec Biafogrodu, zostal
zamordowany . iona = c6rka
przez trzech rozb6jnik6W,
kt6rzY podobno wtargnei "
zamiarze rabowania do jego
domu. Kilku ze sluzibly 70
.stalo pokale zonych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-31
Dosieg i ok'l!
zyczymy wszy stk,;iilql Ii
abonentom j pr,z.yja-
cio}om w Wiarusa.
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE.

RZYM, "a grudnia. Wczo-
raj Papiez przyjmo oval wszyst-
kich Kardynai6w j Wysokich
pralat6w, .kt6rzy rnu skladali
swiateczne zyczenia. Byla to
pierwsza uroczystosc tego ro-
dzaju "a pontyfikatu nowego
Papieza. Przyjecie odbylo' sic
we wielkiej sail tronlo:,wej v !
dawnych prywatnych aparta.
mentach Leona XIII, obecnie
zupelnie odnowionych j. u
rzadzonych do przyiee pu-
blicznych. Dziekan swietego
Kolegium, Kardyna} Oregia,
edczytal kr6tki adres, na
kt6ry Papiez odpowiedzial !.
Stany Zjednoczo zone reprezen-
towali Mgr. Seton = Newark,
N. ]. Mggrs g Kennedy D y, rex s.
tor. .amerykans skiego kolegium.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-31

DIVA, to ! ntljaI.prez i zenie pomie edzy
|Rosya a Jap ponia jeszcze vie
|oej sic powiiek kszy.
Japohczyc,y gwalto ownie do
'magaja sic edzenia q
wojny, q do zada6 hldu y skla-
.nliiajja sic ! japonsey !yplolma-
|Iei. Rosyii naznacz o1lo ma cd
iowiedz dzie6 7go styczl]nia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-31
ADREs WIARUsA: Wlarus SO Str, Winona,

tom do stanu due chownego. "
.polak6w otrzymal' 4 swiec cenia
.mnie ejjsze j d.yak J onat sp. Fran
ciszek Robae ezewsk Will
nington Del. mnie ejsze Swie
cenia p. PaWel Szulerecki = 4
Chicago. S.Wiiec ceniia kapladi;-'.
skiie otrzy kleryk buffa-
.lowski, p: Francis Proce-
la przeznaczony do dyece7.
.zyi chicagoskiejj
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-31

LONDYN, 26 grudn,ia.
Korespond dent do s 'standar
donosi Z Tientsie ze pomie-
dzy Rosylal = Ko'|,rea ), ,zaw'aarty
zostal tajny uklad l1a nlocy.
kt6rego zostaI Itej lpiierwszei
prsysnane swiierzoh two
mad IN, I korea aisk III i
y wia1ornol 3 4 . ]! I I I;'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-31

Z
4 CHICAGO, Zdaje sic, ze
.Waclaw Wilczek, kt6ry przy-
.zna1 sic do zabicia swej pi-
jacz.k!i ;zony, ME udaWd na IS.
stacyi policyjnej furyata, lecz
byl rzeczywi5cie oblakanym,
.prawdo obnie jjuz woWczas,
+kiedy dopuscil sic ezekiel
zbrodni. Wczoraj rano dostal
napadu szalu, poczem uspo-
kohl sic. Q godz. 10 rozma-
wialz dozorca j nnatro ona, 4 . "
godzine p6zniej g}askai POI
|twarzy - letnia core eczke An hAn- y.
ne, kt6ra dopuszczono do Oh. j 8.
ca. Nastepnie pozosta1 sam v ].
cell, a kiedy W po1udnie:
Wszed1 do niej dozorca, szna
lazl Wilczka bez ~ cia, udu,
szonego, ze skrzepnacynai
|czlonkami. Udusil sic ehustka
cd nosa. ZWloki przeWiezio-
no do trupiarni poWiatoWej, il,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-31

LEIGH
4 5. bis kup Colt ton zyg'iied edzil'
" zeszly ym odlait senail,ar
ryum 1uche Wne 6s Bona
wentlry
TIM Inlliisir
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-31
z. .A.RYz 90 CRU dnia.

~ - -
Czarciej Wyspy nsalezy juz
|dziisiiajj uwaza6 "a zrehabil Tito
wanego. Sko6c ley sic tenn e
|Dreyfus Wstapi ma noWo n I
szeregi ar1nii francuskie
otrzymujac Wyzzszy stopieh
of cerski ,lecz po to tylko, ,azie=
BY natych miast poda6 sic do
dymisyi. By BY mu ciasno "
koloch oficerskich pomimo
calkoWitejj rebabili litacyi:
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich,
%. grudnia. Znowu przycho-
dzi zanotowac okropny wy
padek kolejowy.. Otto v v
poblizu East st; Paris, Mich,
=zderzyly diva pociagi pos
pieszne, q rezultat tego jest
20 zabitych q przes9zzl'o 5 30
pokale iekt6r;z:!y
fatalnie. Powodem katastrofy
by1o wygasniecie lampy q 8:
strzegawczej. Urzednicy klo ko-.
lefjjowi utrzymuja ze lampe
wyg.;asil silny wiatr, a ma il.'
szynista niewidzac znaku.
ostrze egaw czego, lnie rzymal
pocfagu v i !. III !. ] " fna !.
pred soba czyste tory.
Katastrofa miala miej-:
see " sobote " v, J. ] n'ocy.
Wed1ug oznajmie6 /, urzedoW-
hik6w kolejoWych pociagi
|mialy sic minae v mieisco-
wossci Fox. Pociag idacy ma
wseh6d otrzyma} rozkaz ga,
trzymania sic, a, idacy na "a
ch6d miaf otrzymac takoWy
W Nc. Cord. Tymczasem
wiatr wygasii swiat}o czer-
wone, a maszynista niewidzac
znaku, W mniemaniu ze ma
pred soba czyste tory, ME
zatrzymal sic pociag polecial
dalej.
Oba pociaggi by3ly napelnia-
ne posazerami spieszacymi do
rodzin i dom6w na spedzenie
SWAT " gronie familijnem.
Me " jednym domu oczeki:-
wano przybycia ojca, matki,
brata, Syna. ZamaSt radOScl
" gronie powstal zal ME OBJ i
sany IA sm1tna / wiadomokf
,44st: - "a.
J. Poc,iagi Gala sila zderzy}y
sic q lokomotywv spiefv sic
;aL 10 Won, !; anad1y rogb;to
pao;a b. 80; :; haga Ia ;.,n;e an,,;a
aasaaersl;e o,;te rozs,, nalr 3 !,
,.pawa1L; tas.. ) nasazeyow;e : : s, I zosta. e :
!; ' ,oh;c; a,bo nnpalaozo
= - -, sh,y' % lfnla; n1,a;; "a
well, ncala}o ] taIza' : nia Vie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-31

CLEVELAND, O. Herman
Kossmann, zanie eszkaly prz.y1
Railway ul., pomalo alowal "
swoim czasie dom p. J6zefai
Ignasiaka ma Krakowie S i
gnasiak ME chciaf wsze1ako
zap1acic Kossmannowi "a
prace, a jako powod podM,
ze Kossman ME ukoh hczyl
roboty' j przez ME ostr6zne
obchodzenie sic farbami,
pozbawH go doskonafej kro-
wy, kt6ra wypi1a podobno az
diva galony farby, pozostaWio-
nej nieogle ednie j Wskutek te-
go otrula sic. Sprawa opar}a
sic o sad poWiat towy, gdzie
Kossmann przyzna1, u ME "
koncz!yl J piracy przy poma-
loWaniu. domu Ignasiaka, po-
niewaz krowa tegoz skonsu-
moWala wszystk,iie jego farby.
P'rzyslegli zadecydo oval, e
H. - =
Ignasiak ma zaplacic $43 j. j
poniesc koszta pro cesu.
Valenty Buko kowicz, "a
mieszkaly " ColInwood,
czekal o godinie 1-szejj v no
cy 2 ubie eglego czwartku na
piatek ma tramWaj 1la ST.
Clair VI, gdy naggle szescius
.drab6 6w rzuciilo sic nan ! "
Okla mgnie eniu pozbawito 60
so " got6Wce. POI licyantI
Kel Her. slyszac Hwy
krzylx Buk kowiic cza, pospieszyl|
mu ia pomOc Dzielnem
str6zowi bez 6stwa pu-
bicznego udalo sic ochwy|
Gle iednego abusia. NazyRa
sic on bby.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-31

NEW YORK, :i24 grudnia
Przybyl tu okret: linii ham
bursko-amery Blu:
cher, kt6ry przywi6zl okolo
14oo imigrant3w po wiekszej
czesci zyd6w z Kiszyniewa i
innych okolic Rosyi, .po
podr6zy wielce burzliwej j
niebezpiecznej. Zaraz po wy
p}ynieciu z Hamburga, naje-
chany przez parostatek "
czasie mgly, zostal uszko-
dzony musial stanac "
Cherbourgu, .gdzie go napra-
wiono. Potem posr6d Oceanu
dostaf sic W straszliwa burze.
Miedzypok}ad zamknieto j
ME dozwolono ludziom wy
chodzic ma pokfad: to pre-
raza}o ich jeszcze wiecej. W
sobote, gdy burza sic zWie-
kszyla, powstala panika; ka7
pitan kaza} strzedz wyjsc 2
miedzypok}adu ludziom Z re-
wolwerami " reku, ale kiedy
kt6ry6 2 podr6znych, Vi sku-
tex przewalania sic okretu
stoczyl sic 2 jednego 1. kohca 6
ma drugi, krzyknal pre-
razliwie, wybt,,u1lcrh]l ;, t,am11ult,
krzyk, place. niewiasti j dzieci. {
Starano sic wydo ostaf na po-
klad. Kapitan wys}al oficerom
Z pomoca dw6ch ksiezy kt6. s
rych znalezio ono, j tym udalo
sic lepiejj niz oficerom, co.
kolwiek uspokoic tlumy. Do
piero " niedziele troche u-
spokoila sic burza j ludzie
cokolwiek ochloneli pre-
razenia. ss..iss1 's
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-31

LONDYN, 265 grudnlia.
Rosyjjs kis (: {: rad jeszcze ciagle
zastanawiias sic mad odpowie7
.d5!zia, jak;a ma dat Japonii.'
s1ychac, ze W ocie Japonii
podan1y jest terminH 1 HdWutygo5
dniowy, do ,kt6rego odpo7
wiedz ma bye nadeslana; ter
min ten uplywa3 d. e styce,z- {,
MIA. ri :. Coraz bardziej wyrabia
sic przekonanie, ze I odpo-
wiedz bedzie pomyslna, a ma
wet k'rali;zly glo'Ss'lk,al, 81 ze kr6l I '
Edward W III Acietdo cara wy:
razi} nadziejje, y rad; rosyj-
ski uWzgledni slusznle. zada-.
MIA. Me ma watpliwosci je-
dnak, ze Japonia sic zbroi,
energicztlie ma wszelki wy
pade K. .: (, 8 ii .ss III
IN II ~ 81 81 fSs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-31

NEW :, YORK Tutejszy
Herald !" zolk ON d nix oval bic
|dnym gornik ON Y Pens SYLVIA
nj, Maryland " 66znych
|czes sciach irginiii nader
s. Eismutna wiado donnoSc pred.
'gWiazdka
Wedle jego relacyii, posta
nowili wlaSciciie 80 kopald IRE
dukowac g6rnik on 81 pre-
ciag trzech ME iecy pensye
-. q sie easy pol 1epsza. Bic
dni g6rniicy beda 1nieli ciiezka
zin1e. .'s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-31
z NJ W II LsKI.CH
" AMERYCE.

z INV PO.LSKICH ].
w AM ERYC CE.
/ e. e .res..4e.ss:ee g
NEW YORK J6zef Wi
|choWski ~ j Stefan Breszo-
.loWski ( zajmowali wsp6l-
ME mic eszkaniie " domn Nr.
q. s1.47 prz,y u. Morgan. Pomi--.
me, mo J, ze mieszka ancy jednego
|pokoiku poznali sic pred ty-
|godniem, 70 jednak czu]a
.prrzyjazh pano oWala pomied dz'y
mimi, I nicby ME zakl6cilo
IIzggody przyjaeia gdyby ME
to, ze J6zefkowi zarao hnia-
II pie adze stefanka j pew.
nego pie knego poranku "a
bral mu z 20 ] 9 dolar6w'. p.
!; ~ : Lt6,.a 800 % reszttoua1a r
Wichowskiego.
CH1CAGo. Sc ). .1ll. = Jozef =. =:
|kon 81 SKI, zostai q nleprzyzWo- '
|fte zachoWanIe SIC skazany "a ny
na zapfaceme kary p1enlez- |f2;'''
ne . SO PonleWaz q " NE mlaf 90.
Ftofyk1, D musl kare odsledz1ec g
y domu roboczym, gaze
lzna5duJe SIC luz 20 od kliku I =! .:!l,, Y
eQl ymezaesm ]: zopa g ! ): leso s.
smlertelnie cnora .E,'': przyle'a ,l's 9
g statnle saKramenty, q lekarze
orzekll, z'' ze Wkrotce umrze: :
L1tosclWl sasledzl 9 = zebrah SUI
me potrzebnla. ma Wydostanle
Plkohskiego z Wlezlesn1a, q
zeby mogf ulrzee raz Jeszcz.e
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-31

Y1EDILN. VI " 20 grudnla.
W}ascici lem zak1adu pogrze-
|bowego, kt6ry dostarc cyl
|srebrnejj trumny j wszystkich
|ak;ces 8 soryl6wl. Do pol,lgrtzebu l,l
3ksieznic ckiej ahesk kiej, zmarlej
niedawno W Skierniiewiicach
jest t.nie iejaki >. sWiej kowski 7
Warszaw'y. Y Y Pred !: Is biorca ten,
Igdy mu kazano zlo ozyc achu-
mex, oznajmil " naiiwno6ci
.duchla, *. ze zl'rzeka. sic wyna-
:grod odzenia, 9 v zamian prosii
. tytul ostaWcy 1aajjwyz-
szego dwo y dobre checii
i. swiejk kowskie ego q kWalifi-
Skowano do ate oryi pnze-
stepstw pslist aos'ly sapew-
az sjestat sWieji kovV-.
sllk'iieg n
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-31

W WILKINS ! ! y ;. BuRG!U /! pekl e::
v 2. tygodniu koei6i parowy
W rzezalni Emilia Drug ma ro-
gu Swisavale i North ave.,
przyczem syn wlasciciela ia
tex, Fred Krug, zosta1 zabity
4 innych ludzi zostalo po-
kaleczonych; miedzy .pokale-
czonymi znajduje sic niejaki
julius Kofski, zapewne polas',kl.
Ciezki ten, stojacy k,ociol, da-
jacy parry na sile 40 koni,
wy'ss:koczyl prze1sz dach budyn1--
ku prosto " gore, !. poczem
przelecial Wysoko W powie-
:trzu mad wielu domami, niby
ptak jaki, j upadl ma prozny
plac " odleglosci 800 stop Cd
jatek, na podworze r. Eds p.
n. 1906 Swissvale Av., ma
kt6rem bawilo sic kiikoro
dczieci. Kola malszyner.yi. j in
ne cze6ci, rozlecialy sic po
ok kolicy ma odleglosc 400 kro-
.:k6w. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-31

DETROI " Vic w sobos
'Ite wiieczoreIl o skI Iadu rzek-
Icio M q koWsk kie-
q, ssslo
4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-31

ID. yiedale 10 d
.bozu rob otni 6w kl,ole olejoWych
'kompaniii Friisc % znaleziono
zwlok ii Polaka 1gnacego Ty-
czoloutzs Pienia dzo male
'zion one eprzy MIN sobote 8
Ignac 1,iie4 4cie
ieclle dla o6cna
'Ss q S'1a n