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The Washington times., 1903-12-26
Enormous Demand for Flowers

Piano tuning. 81 so; factory expert.
James r. Duritz. 305 18th st. Sc.
The Washington times., 1903-12-26
Genuine SIS, Sc, and 81 Sample Shoes.

schmid's for pets. 7l2 18th st.
The Washington times., 1903-12-26

Order a case of Nat Cap. Brewing
Co.'S famous "Muenchener" beer for the
holidays doz., $125. Phone 222
The Washington times., 1903-12-26
LOCAL MENTION.

do women tire OF being loved?" T.
HeZ Sven, pastor. I'd Baptist. Sonday
night
The Washington times., 1903-12-26

Three hundred styles at s.. IS. Keene-s
Shoe Store. 90S q Street northwest.
The Washington times., 1903-12-26
Give Reisinger's Ice Cream a Trial
When You Want a Cut

And you'll take it always. Absolutely pur,
81 gal, SOC II gal 2S5 C ST Phone E. So
The Washington times., 1903-12-26

Gas Radiators. Oil Heaters.
GIG 18th st. HIuddiman & Co. 1904 c.
The Washington times., 1903-12-26
A Royal Treat for Your Friend

At shafrer's. 18th & l; III Pa. ave.
The Washington times., 1903-12-26
ssa.Io fOr s1o.OO-Big Chance.

OF nnythins-JOyce Engraving Co.. Star Bids
The Washington times., 1903-12-26

Vice President Green. of the Penpsyl-
vania, who has been I'm Florida several
weeks recuperating from severe
cold returned yesterday.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-01

OMIT not to mean growing weak and
feeble. It does not mean weakness or
feebleness for those who eat with good
appetite and sound digestion. 1t is of
the utmost importance that Old people
should retain the power to digest and
assimilate food which is the cole source
o6 physical strength. When age brings
1eebleness it is generally because of the
failnre to assdnilate the nutrition con-
eainedl ID food.
!, Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
cures diseases of the stomach and Other
oekans Of digestion and enables the per-
feet digestion aud assimilation of food.
It inviRorates, the liver and promotes
Keners1 physical we'll being.
xtt u 13th gratitude we acknowledge what
Dr. piefc4e medicine has done for Srandmoth.
er's 1opd, IN hct Il has cured her, writes Miss
Catrie kauket, Of PerrysbarK, Ohio. .she had
i6oetofed With several physicians but found no
lexasef until o.. Pierce advised her what to do.
ohe hse taken only three bottles Of Golden Med.
- passeser end T. entirely vel! a ias1 ST y:
! drorsy % bad she could hardly walk. ny grand.
snckhers name 10 Hrs. Caroline Henuen, her age
g = ye.ss. VIII gladly answer all letters o.
4. Sick people are invited to consult DR.,
r. v. Pierce by letter, free. All cor
respondence is held as strictly private
and sacred1y confidential.
Dr.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate
the bowels. ..-s III IL r.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-01
ST. CRo1x OUTPUT
Lumber Cut Far in Advance Of Sea.
son of 1901. ...

SUI Ol 1OV1.
Special to The Journal.
Saltwater, Mimi, Jan. 1.-The lumber
cut of 1902 on the St. Croix, including a
tings mill, exceeded the cut Of 1901 by
more than 100000 feet The entire out
put amounted to 253, 04e, 900 feet of lum-
ber IS, 5000 feet of lath and 61,320,O 900
feet Of shingles. The largest individual
cut was made by George H. Atwood, who
operated two mills.
William Steinkant. Jr., arrived from
Madison, S. D., to-day to attend the
funeral of his father. who died on Tues
day at his home in this city. The funeral
will be held tomorrow or on Saturday.
Olaf Milander. who is serving a peniten-
tiary term for trying to murder hts wife,
jail which go to indicate that he Is either
insane or is feigntng insanity. The let
tiers were addressed to various persons
about town and treat in a rambling fash
ion Of his crime and punishment :
Convicts at the prison were extended
holiday privileges to-day, An extra din
ner was served and they were allowed
the freedom Of the corridors ss.iz s,~s,-,,
The entertainment for the benefit Of
famine sufferers Of Sweden will be helo
in the Swedish Lutheran church the lat.
ter part Of January. The committee upor
program is preparing for the event. +"
All business houses in Saltwater were
closed to-day in observance Of New
Year, s., '," .z-.s-..5 J. i. -, &c.,.
| Mr. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Murphy have gone
| to California to spend several weeks.
The Company K. basket ball team viii
! play a game at the armory Friday nigh
with the Foresters' team of Milwaukee
now touring the northwest. >s:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-01
A SERIOUS CHURCH SPLIT
The Filipino Quarrel With the Cath.
olic Church to Go to
...@ the Courts.

Washington, JAN 1.-Official reports re-
ceiyed at the war department from Gov
ernor Taft in Manila indicate that the
Filipinos are on the eve of an extensive
religious upheaval. the cause OF which Is
the intense hatred Of the natives for the
friars who continue In the Islands.
In some instances riots have occurred
where natives claimed the ownership Of
church property in the possession Of Cath
Ollie prelates. The organization known as
the National Filipino church, composed
largely of natives who object to the Span
ish friars, is rapidly growing in power
among the people, and is fostering the
the money Of the people and belong to the
people and not to the Catholic church.
The spirit Of religious rebellion is
spreading so rapidly that according to
some advices it will soon include all the
important parishes Of Luzon. The effect
of the failure of the civil authorities to
suppress the movement and the fact that
Governor Taft was named as one OF the
patrons of the new church Is cited by the
Catholic clergy as an indication that the
United States is not unfavorably disposed
toward the new church.
Both the Catholic archbishop in Manila
and Archbishop Aglipay, representing the
seeding members have appealed to Gov
ernor Taft to determine the ownership o.
the church property In question. GOV
ernor Taft cabled the war department
several days ago that he had been Pc
titioned to interfere and explained tina
he advised both parties that they mus
settle the question Of title in the courts
Secretary Root has cabled Governor Tai
approving Of this position and explaining
that the United States must keep FREE
from the religious question.
When the movement for Nationa
Filipino church was first begun it was no
viewed seriously in Manila. The official
are amused that Aglipay, the ex-com
municated Catholic priest. who had serve
with the insurgents. should have assume
a role of friendship toward the Unite
| States, and selected Governor Taft as on
| Of the patrons Of the new church. 80" .
1t now seems that Aglipay correctly in
| terpreted the opposition Of the people t
the Catholic. church and they were Quic
to receive him as a native archbishop a
the head Of the native church.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-01
The MOROCCO FUSS
The Only War Cloud Now in the
European Sky and It Is
r., Small One.
Amateur Press Diplomats TalkAbout
Latin League of Mediter-
ranean Countries.

London, Jan 1.-The only cloud in the
sky at the beginning of the new year
hangs over Morocco. 1t Is not larger than
a. mans hand. for the cessation of the dis
turbing elements depends entirely upon
the ability of the young sultan to suppress
a formidable revolt and conciliate the tur-
bulent subjects in an essentially anarchi-
cal country. The present unreliable news
comes from irresponsible sources at Tan
gier and Madrid. and it Is difficult to as
certain the facts in a situation so mystic
rious.
The pretender may not have laid siege
to Fee. but he has defeated the sultan's
soldiers and may overthrow the existing
government any day. That result would
involve the abandonment Of improved
methods of raising revenue and cause u
reaction against European innovations,
but 1t would not necessarily lead to an
anti-Christian movement or to attacks
upon Spanish garrisons on the seaboard
or an invasion Of French possessions in
northern Africa The sultan's cause OF
offense is not curiosity over European
toys like the cinematograph and telephone,
but his lack of strong vizier who can
govern the lawless, fanatical country with
an iron hand.
Amateur diplomatists connected with
the press Of the various continental CAPT
tails are taking an active interest in the
Morocco question and. are ringing the
changes on "a Latin league Of Mediterra-
mean countries and the exclusion OF
either German or British intervention
There is no lack Of excitement at Madrid
where the newspapers are advocating mil
itary preparations on large scale. al
though there is no evidence that the Span
ish garrisons are menaced.
German intervention is not expected by
, men in close touch with the foreign af-
fairs. The German emperor must consul,
italy on any question of Mediterranean
policy, and there seems to be a close un-
derstanding between Rome and Paris re-
specting Morocco.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-01
WELLlVER IN DANGER
Sioux City Missionary In the Midst OF the
Morocco Instruction.

Sioux City Missionary IN the MIDST OF the
Morocco Instruction.
special 10 The Journal.
Sioux City, Iowa, JAN 1.-Among the
missionaries threatened in the city Of
Fez IS Rev. James P. Welliver of this city,
whose brother, J. c.. Welliver, is managing
editor Of the Sioux City Tribune. In
recent letter which explains in detail the
cause Of the insurrection in Morocco, Rev.
Mr.. Welliver says the sultan has caused
opposition by encouraging occidental
ideas. Nothing could be more repugnant
to the Moor mind and. this being the case.
their chances bright, If they fall into the
hands of the rebels.
The present pretender is relative Of
the sultan and began intrigue as soon as
the sultan came into power. 1t is charged
that he resorts to tricks to create favor
able sentiment. Mr.. Welliver gives this
as an example:
The sultan had considered opening
some modern roads through the country
and to this end a party of surveyors was
sent out to select routes. They appeared
In the despised wastern costumes, work.
ing with surveying instruments that were
ting lines and levels the surveyors used
poles painted in colors. These the ma
tives assumed to represent the flags Of
foreign countries. A riot was precipitated
and 1t was only by good fortune that no
lives were lost. The road had to be
Abandoned"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-01
BIG PROSPERITY FIGURES.
The New York Life Insurance Co. Makes
Phenomenal Record In
-" -'.. 1902 -. =. - -

New York, Jan. lit will be shown
by the returns Of the various banking and
trust companies that 1902 has been as
profitable as 1901. The Western In
situations report greater progress than in
the previous years. The several CONNER
cial agencies in the United States and
Canada make gratifying statements as to
the general business Of the country. The
fire insurance companies will show bet
ter results this year than last Among
the life insurance companies the phe-
nonnenal business and gains Of the New
York Life Insurance Company are un-
precedented. President Mccall Of that
company has officially announced that the
new paid for business Of the year will
exceed three hundred millions and the
total business In force will be over fifteen
hundred millions, a gain Of one hundred
and ninety millions over 1901. It is be-
lieved in banking circles here that con-
gress at Its present session will take up
very seriously the recent recommends
tons of the secretary Of the treasury on
financial conditions and important legisla-
ton along the lines Of the plans presented
by President Roosevelt in his message will
follow. 5F
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-01
POISON IN The BOX.
Alleged Attempt on the Life of Miss
Hazel Campbell, an Anoka
Young Lady.
Gift Of Candy Had Been Tempered
With-Authorities Have the
Case in Charge.
Special to Tho Journal.

Special to Tho Journal.
Anoka, Mimi, Jan. 1-Niss Hazel
campbell prominent and popular young
lady OF this place, received a box of candy
as a holiday present. The confectionery
bore evidence Of having been tempered
with and Mr.. Campbell would allow none
OF 1t to be eaten. Some Of it was fed
to the house cat, which died in agony as
though 1t had been poisoned.
Members of the family believe that the
sender of the package had designs on
the life Of Miss Campbell and that poi
sonous substance of some character was
scattered over the candy. 1t was not
known that she had an enemy in the
world and the affair is = altogether
shrouded in mystery. Miss Campbell is
about 20 years Of age. ~.
The matter was kept a. secret by the
family for several days. After the ,ex-
pertinent was made, upon the cat COM
plant was made to the authorities and
the postoffice officials advised. The lat
ter believe they can trace the package
back to the person or persons who sent
It, It was apparently mailed in Anoka.
No analysis has been made Of the poi
son. "
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-01
WHAT HAS she DONE.
Venezuela in Her Reply to the Pow.
ers Made Counter-Prop
osition.
It Is Said That the Government at
Washington Does N0t
Support It.

Rome, Jan. 1.-Foreign Minister Prin-
ETH this afternoon received through AM
bassador Meyer Secretary Hays note COM
of The Hague arbitra ton in principle with
an additional proposition, which. the gov
eminent at Washington does not support.
At the New Years diplomatic reception
to-day Foreign Minister Prinetti and AM
bassador Meyer exchanged congratula-
tions over the anticipated settlement by
arbitration of the Venezuelan troubles.
Senior Prinetti expressed his appreciation
Of the attitude Of the United States and
his satisfaction at the state department s
action throughout the affair.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-01
1AcxAwANNA WAGES INCREASED.

New York, Jan. 1.--Beginning to-day, II
new scneduie Of wages viii 90 into effect on the
Delaware. Laekawanna & Western railroad that
VIII increase substantially the pay OF large
st the roAd. The percentages Of increase vary
in different deparnents and with different men 70
not state definitely what these inreases VIII!
aggregate per month or year. but 1t WAS ascer-
tained that they will approximate $500, 100 per
annum. e, $50 3ss5t5 e
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-01
OVER So A DAY.

81 New. York Jan, Ia general order was post
ed in the barns Of the Metropolitan Electric
lines giving 1o-cent raise to motormen of all
grades and to conductors after FIVE years. The
last previous raise, per cent, was made In
june 1901 The first year motorTnen get SCI
a day and this advances 10 cents year up to
Eve years Conductors get Sc the first year and
rise 40 50. 35. - 3 ss
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-01
OPENING THE coNNEcr1our RIVER.

New York, Jan. 1.--For the first time in the
history Of the Connecticut river, an attempt is
being made to blow mp an ice jam, says World
dispatch from Hartford. The jam is between
the city and East Hartford, and property is in
danger of heing swept away il a food should
carry the ice away. Twenty. pounds OF dynamite
arc used at each blastf A hole one foot in di-
aMeter Is cut with ch1sels in the ice and the dy-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-01

Baltinore--Northern Central railroad grain ee
vator No. destroyed by fire last night.
Three steamers. the Alexandria, German Polano
British, and Pydna. British. were slightly dam
aged. The elevator had capacity of / 900 900
bushels, and is said to have been half full Of
Grain. The loss is 5000, OOO
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-01
NEW YonK's posTorr1cE BLOOMS.

New York, Jan. 1.-Postmaster Van Colt In
highly pleased by the figures Of the business OF
the New York postoffce for the year 1902. Tlls
total receipts for stamps. box rents. ETC.. were
2,425, 59J. The same sources in 1901 yielded
revenue ct 81 zoe. 921. The profit TO the gov
eminent in the year was ss,021 ,7e4. or .eo3,9I<
more than 1901. The quarterly increase ainaunt.
ed to IL. per cent.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-01
xoNrAxA PIONEER KILLED.

Sa1nnen, idaho, Jan. Colonel Fhil ehenon, a /
pioneer, and one OF the best known mining men I
Of Montana. was thrown from his wagon yester.
dny and Killed I=@..zs.s
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-01
EASILY RECOGNIZABLE
The Counter Propositions Of VenezueIa
-- Said to Be Simple. ST.,

Said to Be Simple. ~.
Caracas. Jan. 1.-The arbitration prop
ositions of the foreign powers and the
counter propositions of Venezuela ex-
changed through Minister Bowen yester-
day are said by high Venezuelan au-
thority to be easily reconcilable. ="
The vessels of the allies continue strict
blockade Of La Guaira. Up to this date
nineteen schooners have been captured at
the entrance Of that port.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-01
AFTER MAsoN,s SEAT.

Chicago Jan. 1.--Forncr Congressman George.
II. Adams entered the field yesterday as candi7
date for the United States senate to succeed VII
slialn Il. Mason. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-01

Mantle in bags is lowered with ten foot pole,
when it is discharged. Ice cakes are thrown 800
feet in the air. /
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24
(OFICYALuE)
~Zawiadomienie 0 zmianie api-
kacyi E.H. Funk Q pozwolenie
ma sprzedaz trunk6w.

Zawiadania sic niniejszem, il ~.
A. Funk : miasta j powlatu Vino
ma, stanu Minnesota, podal dnia IS
.grudn1a 1903, 2 godnie z uchwals
wymienionego miasta, pismiennas
apl,kacye, Q pozwolenie wyssynlkk'u'1s9
palonych truuk6w, powytej zacy-
towaae orzeczenie Winons,
Minn., sawidomiono ! opisano jak
nastepuje: n. p.
W pierwssym pokoju, ma dolnemls
|pietrze v murowanym budaYnnlkuunls|
znanympod NJ. ll3-Main ulica
cd a. =. Kowa'ewskiego na apli-
kanta.
Wsponlana aplikacya bedsie@
Eomawian4 na posiedzeniu radyJ m 1nfI's
Eskxeisw budynku mjejjskim dnia Ago
|Stycznia 1914, Q goisinie Smell.
q tym czasie i nielsen, mote sle
|stawi6 kazdy i robi6 zarzuty prrzzee-,
civ usyskaniu apliikacyl
pisano Y Winon:e, MINI. 10
|Grndnia 1913. -
Paul Kemp.
City Recorder.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24
NASHVILLE. Tenn, IS

NASHVILLE. Tenn, 10.
grudnia.- w zakladzie nau-
kowym ola kobiet murzy6-
skich, znajdujacym sic PREY
uniwersytecie Walden, wszcza}
sic pozar j zabral cztery Ola
ry. Cztery murzynki znalazly
smierc W plomieniach, 0 lie
wiadomo.
Liczba ofiar bedzie Q wiele
wieksza. 2 80 przeszlo polka
leczonych, - jest fatalnie.
Straty zrzadzone W budynku
podaja ma $4,000,
Ogie1 wszczal sic W gina
chu cztoropietrowym, " kt6-
rym bylo we 6nie pograzo-
nych 60 uczennic. Ma krzyk
vfire!" powstalo zamieszanie
niedoopisania, a to pogorszy-
10 sytuacye. Dziewczeta wy
skakiwaly oknami, kaleczyly
sic, lub zabijali sic ma miej-
Sou.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24
w BERLINIE

W y We Easily "
csasie wybor6W do seimu
halakliWe sce,ny v =okregu 7
" okregu ~. Naigorzej bylo
" kregu Fellow Beeskow
5StorkoW. Wokr1eggu tym 10 10
zyli socyalistyczni lawnicy
swe urzedy, ponieWaz IDA
MEM ich komisarz wyborczy
postepoWal niepraWnie. Oko-
% pole do poWstaly okropne
halasy komisarz Wyborczyy
zawezwal shiny oddziaIpolicy--
Halasy ME ustaly.
tasty tel haIasliWe sceny
przy Wyborach we WroclaWiu
i " Linden pod Hanowerem.
- Halasy j burdy wyprawia-
Ii socyalisci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24


,,lHlas Nlaroduo dolno - Y
.Ill l andarmery swykryla
wdom'lu peWneggo rpoln1i Ink
straszna zbr'odnie. MiialnoWi-
Gle rodzina Wiezila przez 8
l L Y piWnicy morzyla glo-
dem poWnego rolnika, nazWi--
skiem Iangera, kt6rY mial
zapis kilkunastotysieczny a.
zagarnac jego majatek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24

- -
list
ISIS iadsmi. siesniiniieiiszem Ira.
Ednismiasta yViinonyrsdsic beda dnisIl1
ago Styczniia rokul9O4o godxinie
pol po 6snej WNiiecsogruelm tegoi dDia.
Y stanoyaeh raddyJ m1ejslkIiie bus
Edynkua 5impsona,p olo4onymznas poo-'
ludniioYo sachoDdniu narokniku Milo
Idruglsj CENTER wspomlaIlal rem
smiescie, wtenczas j tam dozrokvsxrr
Il ostatecznego postanoWteni1wte
;kwestyiw braniu prywataychpsos
lsiadlosclI wcelu kIadzenia j otwsrcia'
sulicy Lafayette najej xupelDaszIe's,@'
.roko6c siedmdsieslat stop naWsar
.Eros pp prawel stronie gruntn i obs
szaru dworca skompaniii kolei Chi
.cago Milwaukee g ST.. Paul
wspomlanem mie6cie zgodnie !
.pIfaszczyzaua usDana przez inkynicraI
miejskiego j wypeiniona praczE re- ra,5
gestratota miejskiego dnia Grust-5
nia 1908 potwierdzone przez radee#
mlejska tego samego dnia, k e
rym to czasle j nielsen wszystkie
osoby i~nteresowane mogaa sic sta
wi6 pred rade.i robid zarzuty iaIlkl,,e.
wyprowadzenia wuplsnrlot-..
wanem polepszeniu. Prywaatnle pos
:sia,iio6ci kt6re maia bYd wzieete
wspomiaaym celu 60 opisane AK
nastepuje: Poczawszy Cd kobcta,
.gdzie zachodnial LIMA nliicy Lafayette
sic rozclaga pofudniowo RPrzecinajaec
poiudniowa, inie M 81 Marx y
mlescie Wlnona; stamtad poiudniorss
wo ma p6inocno.wschodni aar6knllk
lotu Nv bloku 28w podziele grnn-.s
tu Lakeview miasta WiAony, ak
wykazujje plaszczysna wspclnlaneggo
podziaiu v dokumentach = opisis
regestratora v ida powiatu Vino
ma " Stanie Minnesota; staTntqd ne.
wsch6d siedemdsiesiat stop do pol
nocno sachodniego rogu lotu 2 Y
bloku "a wspomianego podzialu
gruntn;; stamtad p6lnocno do mdiesjs--
O. no poludniowej liniisulicy Mark,
gdzie wscbodnia linia nlicy Lafay-.
cite rozciaga sie po1udniovo prze.92
cinajac te same; stamtad sachodnios
10 st6pdo m1ejsca poczatkujaecego,
stop bedacego szlaku. szerokrosci
M wsch6d j zash6d ! przypnszczal
ME 500 dsugl No p6lnoc ] poludnie.
to Jest akuratniej j dokladnlej
przedstawione "a wspomianym obs lbs
szarze = pllce v ofisie rekorderas
m~ieiskiego ipoddane do publissz
uego uwa1nego ogl4dania.
Pisano g Winonie Mum,
1908.
Paul Kemp.
City Recorder
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24

TACOMA, Wash, 10. gru-
dnia. - We wtorek mialo
miejsce slime trzesienie zie-
mi, po{aczone 2 glosnym hui
klein p~odziemnym, s}yszanym
ma sto mil dokO}a.
Wskutek trzesienia zawali]
sic szczyt CORY Mt. Rainier.
Senator Ruth Olympia i ho-
dowca bydla, g. E.. Huggins
z%apewniaja, ze Widzie1i sta
czajace sic gruzy Pc bokach
CORY. Cora ia Jest jedna 2 mai
wyzszych " tel okolicy, ma
jaca 1880 stop wysoko6ci.
Pc zapadnieciu wierzchu
cory, przez kilka godzin mic
ME MONA bylo dostrzedz.
Nastepnie ma miejscu, gdzie
lezal snieg, zauwazono car
ma plame. Widocznie WERE
cholek sic zapadl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24

CHICAGO, Ill, 19 grudnia.
go Przeszlo 1900 woznic6W
zatrudnionych " wypozyczal-
mach koni zastrajkowaio, do
magajac sic SD ma tydzieh
zamiast $40. Okolo 400 Wy
pozyczalln'ii. k on j powoz6w
znajduje sic " trudnem po-
lozeniu. Wskutek strajku po-
chody pogrzeboowe praW'ie
niemozebne. Strawberry majjaa
poparcie uni woznic6W Y
mie5cie, silnej organizacyi,
DO liczacej przeas,zlo $4,000
czlonk6w. g pogrzeb6w
majacych sic odbyc wczoraj,
wielezostaloo dlozonychz po-
wodu strajku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24

w niedziele
mad ranem znaleziono naro-
gu u1ic Main / York okrWa-
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zamachu skrytob6jczego. A-
resztowano niejakiego LaVo-
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zach policyi. Zamordowany
wpadl " bande falszerzy pie
niedzy zlozonej ze samych
Wloch6N. Odkrycie to przy-
.placil w}asnem zyciem.
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'ctwem " Chicago.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24

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Tlk6oj,snad kt6re9go lutrzzyyn ma:
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