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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-01-20
Four Thousand 0odfathers.

Princess Irene of Prussia is better
provided for in the matter Of goliath.
ers than any other woman In the
world. She can boast of no fewer than
1000 godfathers, and how she came
to obtain so many is a pretty story.
When she was born the war of 1866
was drawing to an end, and peace be.
ing concluded just at the time Of her
christening. her father, Prince Henry
Of Hess, requested all the officers and
men of the regiment under his com.
mand to stand godfathers to his little
daughter, whom he named Irene
Peace in commemoration Of the end
of the war.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-01-20
Prize for Life-savina Device.

The Johannesburg Chamber of
Mines offers prizes for practical sug.
gestions and means for obviating min.
er's consumption, which is thought
to result from the fine dust made by
the drilling machines. The following
awards are offered for the three best
practical suggestions and devices on
the subject: First prize, $4,000 and
a gold medal; second prize, $3.50;
third prize, $500.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-01-20
SURELY WORTHY FIRST PLACE.
New York Tribune Man Discovers The
Champion Crouch.

Some men are affabe and want to
talk with every one they meet, while
other men are not, and want to be left
alone in their shells. Extremes, met
on Sixth avenue elevated train the
other day-one of the dark, rainy days.
A grim, grouchy individual sat in a
corner seat reading a paper. At
Forty-second street trim little man
got on and took the seat next to the
sour one. After settling himself COM
fortably he remarked: This is very
nasty weather, isn't it?" The surly
one looked up from his paper, glared
at him a moment, and then replied:
rs that any Of your darned business?"
New York Tribune.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-01-20
LOGAN Roy WON.

At final try-out of the members
of the Freshman class at Stanford
University, for debate with the Soph-
omores, Joel Nibley of Logan was CIV
en- first place. The professors were
the judges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09
WE'D TRR0OG N
SPEAK MG
TUBE
Everett Justice Up Against the
Real Thing When Called
Upon to Make Two Hearts
Beat as One
BY L. W. HORNUNG
one 81 The Greatest stories
Ever Published


FNisHtstt. WASH. nof BaIustre
af rcaes clara lad risa4 drmaHatrss
uan Yesterday - uaffiHas unusf difr
eHftirs The bhshha bride Was hke
al tnuae hsfafs NsE reHd1 ana Will
ius &C. arc.pt her chosen ans far bet.
Ter ot Ter wafar hut 10 Mas q rather
hard daty o. perform.
Zoe fau take this man tauI there
1JHtiCr CLARK mumsutafiN stfuggird
with the rams1 "ta De- Kaur welded
husband raafHd taatire CLARK iuto a
rubber tube ans tfA N ahtHh vas con.
ueftsd With tHs ear uf Mtaa Efia "
Wilson 90 Auasuftas Whaar nu aaiuu
@ Everett uaH ta o. inlHrd "a huif
ksaiosk vtth bee anaussd Jufsrn
Esiaaira.
tuushinH fariouslt The usual answer
saa uads D. aiss Wl'saH Esd ~
Hsinstra r,tHrsd desire tn ESQUIRE
FlHht aud utle So uHa eui - ikr aflrts
afsd fahirr tube aHmiI af-'asrsvsF vas
Forthcoming NHeu questioned rsaartia
iHE he afa ullfHh o. faim thH lfHsd+r 10
That nsftled che ease faF 1aasiUe
GiaFk use fails -out Hsad tHat uH FUR
fhar ee9smnuf was nefsaaaff o. EfEaf
Is bind chem fee ufr AVID a certificate
vss made puf forthwith vhle the
hargf couple ieft thH sruft house ear
rxHHs ga ass aniiaatsa saates# as fiau
ebiCh rev nFignErd a. both
Hrlraffa save OAK Waftsur IS hia
native heath And there they all re-
side m futars# MIR BsiHatfs r. sers
dat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09
LOUIS WAS GAME BUT so
WE'RE HIS BLOOMIN LEGS

Veil the twain mounted thrrs 81
fnuF - ths cliffs ainke Third aNenur
ard fsf,lia ans asfmifiHn the Houutain
aesnasy nians ihn va
aNefniHHs me uf thr MatfrrHanf
doe ypu Ahow hf remarked 40 thW
nakssd a. excavation 81 Faarth und
4 foFe uufhinE HEe that aata'ds ~
amitHsrlaha aas i.Haia CuHment un
saathrr in5gosfHs piis q earth and
frHfia hear FHth Thsa faHis idfael
inie Impressive aiienes
At seventh BE- Haa tiHihiF Distressed
tuf said usthiHE ~ EiHhfh he ssH
pHfIaF ike fhr sHairf q HIis dfifer
a dngeed i9Hs uaEa Fuu Hke ffau
'nNs. oid friiaa b. aatd aaaiHF etth
faaa iaus.HE an q cable ear taa pi.iass
away
roaif q few hla=k 30 faair ue rr emily
- ullif ffHn hnfas f'-a uut = yes &C.
not same Cor the waik vel take a.
ear
'uh. no 90 Old tos Tn same. Yau
knea hut 81 are enc hiaamIH lrNs
rhs walh WnH finished buf Louis
frisnd Nss sorry D. hadu brought a
derrick along % Hfe ihe jelly i.aala
un fhc inht slope
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09
HIS MD FRIEND HWUy
PAYS HIM MVzHR GALL

fretiy simple chance e. put Ga a
city laboratory. It sets ~ ou 10 hiti
less and boIlata about expense. Nov
The members af the cuuseii arr
elected @ speuH TIE money in the
WaY that seems best Cor the interests
N the People II TratitY doeHn seem
rrssana his that thFf should BE- -
enthusiasts In their economical
Ecah
sWhIch remlnlis me pot IN saIis
buFs. man called az hefr fes-
teraay and asked ire n thsye Was
ans truth iu tbs story about she
clouds having silver lining
Was IS Mr began rIuFiHs
The same said the Weather
Mar. Anticipating him Ta3a hiu
a,aa no am4hurttH ua fhs afthHa asla
~l~N-a.~As s.AaS~1 snssS .sesAS-> 1870 -
else e. aeon AZ possible
Well. / hats - easHfnif HzFH@if TO-
this case u depends altogether en
tha surrounding circumstance. n
ere Nhitee# ashlfE cufnmiftsa a. ct
ting busy there viii pnnbahiy BE- =
silver lining ofhrrafas root
guess 100 have - refer him 60
che curious W1sstfana department n
fhr PrrefastlnHfing Attorneys Of
riFa unused the Weather Mar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09
ANOTHER LOSS
ATTRIBUTED TO
LABOR TROUBLES

VICTORIA. u. 9. oct. Accord
ing 10 the statement ~ local
florist the strikes m this city have
resulted in considerable loss 20 The
local florists.
4, bia nurseries alone Ie6a8 daf=
faaiis vent to waste. while he lost
ape-tbIrd ~ hts chry suuthemuma.
a.. saVa that the nurseries do not
depepd on the rich fDr their support.
that IL IT. the humber CLASSES who
INV ID cents worth ~ flowers and
nay on the spot. whom they must
dep.ud on. n WIS the strikes that
out the thoughts Of cut flowers out
~ the minds OF the working classes
last summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09

When the rnintrnps hsEan rsttef-
tng on the window 81 his otfAee oh
server Salisbury anew it Wss hut =
question Of momHnfs before FiuvidH
would pay bis Hespeeta ard tue
weather prediction remained uns
touched on fhe DIX IA front - the
Weather Man awaiting the arrival
q The rain sod.
There MAS a hasty knock on the
sfa1r aud without unifiu9 fut an an
sWer the hIuges creaksd aud ia
walked Jupiter F3uRius himself. uP=
afted umbrella ard all
Hello. Iurs said Salisbury go
naturvdiv. aynu look IKE Yua hal
f.eeu cut e doors Gu che level
yca're a dead ringer far enc - those
'~A>~->--~ -. 49, s'><.
yard BEFORE they got thlH ridiculous
f.Fri ua.ce aga lust rain.
THAT { "a nsnuv thing sad
Psuvias settling h.nsself comfortably
"a The deek #Hd placing his uEHhreihs
IN q convenient lfsk well. this ffei=
u4ice against rain ! meuu ! SUP
ppse sc g. Haie % the fact that o i
no iunxrr ans use 60 aduitrratN VITA
now that these new tangled thltEs
have been found
We'll I don't know about that =
returned the Weather Man. I have
satleea sssefe h fhe saHae objection
% sunlight ln sufne cases. For iu-
stance. you viii nattcc The uuune -
screens and window rurtatHa m
IN aafries these asys. u r. an uH=
accountable gre iadtee IN bath gases
ITS = funny. old Warid aiRhea
Jupiter Piufius sWinslns he legs
thotehffuflY. "FsHf example take
this town here. The people have
herr dying and Iarf knows what
through drinking this dopeV milk
And vet when the council Eets a PER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09
IN THE HANDS
OF THE ENEMY

WASHINGTON. 4. G.. oct
FaF TIE nrst time !a aeariB iss
years the fian 81 England guarded
hN British muskefH. Waa BE- ae
through The streets OF the national
capitol today by the Ancient and
Hauourabie ARTILLERY Company %
London. Arriving in Washington a.
d O'Clock this Afternoon thr red-
coats marc hed 10 the Arlington
hotel. tfaVrrHiuE part u the same
route marched over By their anaes-
tors who devastated the capital dur
uK the War OF i1z The visitors
we're given a cordial reception hY the
local military organizations and by
representatives, ~ the district and
federal governments.
Tonight theF viii b. ElVen re-
reptiou and tomorrow a trip viii Do
taken e. SIT Vernon and Arlington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09
FOR SALMON
|HATCHERIES

wAsHINaTuN. y &. oct a.
ur n " EVetmaun. Who vas APP
pointed by the president as assistant
firrefaf 90 the commission O. intrn=
flsate the salmon cauueff conditions
u Alaska. has returned 90 washing
tom after a thorough study 81 the
situation.
ur David Starr Jordan ~ stan
ford university. head ~ the commits.
ai1n. and Ur Etefmauus VIII fecout.
mend e. the president the establish
msnt Of government hateheriea. cup
ported hy a tax on canning fseia=
fisheries ntanc last year amounted
10 g. Geo GOO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09
BUMPED
X. HANSON WAS VicTimtxED IN
TIE coMiouE LAST NIGHT

TIE time houersd beer wine ex.
change game Vas worked iu the
Cuniau- theater. last night aooord-
ms 70 complaint made hy X Han
son Aa result Henry CLINE. a
waiter. was arrested ON charge n
petty larceny by pntfulmau W. g.
Hubbard and Detective fiyrues,
Hanson says that b. agreed TO- buy
a bottle 81 wine go she solicitation
81 a npIuhn IN the resort Instead uf
Bringing the beer the waiter brought
wUe aud forced the victim go pay
f0f Il 81 the rate ~ g a bottle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09
Especial 90 The start

VICTORIA. a. e.. Get a ter
rshle accident Caeurrrd 40 euutoefz
hand yesterday. N-Ma1ur tafthcWs
while est aunuHss accompanied bf
his son and daughter shot and ais
tnosg instantly killed thc little 5
year-oid sri
When ahaat - FIVE ~ SOME mraH
that flew up iu frunt of him ~
turned o. warn che ro9 Go keep cut
Il the way. in dafns - ihe Euu In
his hand was accidentally dts
charxed The tun charsc It hifd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09
FELL INTO
A P|TFALL
ACCIDENT ON FIRST AVENUE
May COST CITY DAMAGES

So 49, HHsf - FrHF arrHHH Euu f-fHF
street featsraaH affaHHuHa. Ara. D
NHNtua Was Haluf4lHs infuHf& A. ttta
place a. o. the eaar III aiuma thr
street the pavement IL faFn Hp Mrr
Ssstuu aughisd fran ths street yar
bat Instead - 5audias 90 r. thf save
ment stspprd latu s hnis
knn HaH removed O. bee hafne az
Flrst avenue and Asrrer street uhsre
fsf CFtehtuh aftsnded har II is
claimed fhat the fltF b. Responsible If
this ehss. 80 Ia rnanF pfhsHs. fos aau
aKen resulting frcm the gravnx ~
pitfalls 81 fhe strvsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09
UNSTABLE
TRACK MAKES
LONG DELAY

EvFHETT. wna oct p-Thcte Is
a nuaNi t1iitF uf the Adrian Cuf~nff on
the Great Northern railroad not be-
Ing put iu service before next spring,
ON aeCOuut ~ the settling roadhed
snd the necessity ~ laying new rails
n auu1o places n was expected a
month ago that the line would be
I'm use long before this.
The CUTOFF reduces the distance
from the wheat belt To the nuaHt by
more than 100 miles and viii result
In many more cars coming 20 Ever
eft Farmers in the belt are much
disappointed over the delay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09
ALMOST A
MILLION
The Oregon Brought Down Vas,
Fertuas In Geld

Nearly O. .oaa. coo 81 sold bullion
and al Passengers Aurf bfagEaa hy.
the steamer afsEaH. which HfFfNra
from Meme isat ntEht ahs fa4sorts
that about 3 20 people silt winter
III Nome Deputy Marshal 4 o.
CRISES brought out two insane sueu
faf tar Salem asylum The ufeRan
uas delayed considerably ~ ruugh
Weather
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09
NOT 4 SHGPLFTER

Mrs Jennie Thompson, who was ar
rested Wednesday on a charge of
nhuulifting was released from the city
ian yesterday. after the deputy prose-
cutting attorney had talked with her
and the manager Of the Leader store.
ia which IL q alleged the woman had
stolen some goods II 10 said that the
woman has respectable relatives. She
denies the ahopiftinK charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09
GRAVITY
SYSTEM
Favored by Council Committee
for the Northern Suburbs

At a meeting last night the nrf
aud water committee Of the city
council recommended the estahiiHh-
uiaHt uf au additional rtanduils ON
queen Anne hIli. costing a. 900 and
having capacity n ioeo 600 EHi-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09

Ions
a report from the city engineer on
the respective merits and efat Of
gravity and pumping plants for the
elevated sections IT tEe city around
Green Lake. Woodland parb and the
university. We read According 20
the eatimHtsa. the pumping system
would cost 81 900. while gravity syH-
5au seuiG cost 81 600
AZ the gravity system would fur
uiHh many times the amount ~
satef ~ d much Jesse cost the CON
miitre Haa Inclined a. favor Il and
e resolution HHa passed directing the
eIfy engineer To- survey q route.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09
TERRIBLE
ACCCID')E|M /
Father Accidenfiy Shoots His Lit
lie Daughfer---She Died i'm
His Arms

shet struck his iit,is daughter fun lu
the facc and breast. inflltting a NOR
tai wound.
With au arvn aed cry the father
drapped the EuH tie grabbed hlH
little child up. aud pressing hcr to
his bfesst rushed fHam the ftvld to-
wards the nearest urm house for as
distance Before ha could set uut 20
ths field the child died Sea his arms
me CaftbrW family T. widely
knsWu and respected NafthrN b.
almost demruted AZ a result 81 the
accident
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09

BROKE EVEN

PtTrsHuRG. oct. s.-rhe BOSTON
Americans won the sixth game IN
the worlds championship series with
the pitfaburF Nationals yesterday.
This makes the two teams even IN
the race. each team having won
three. The remainder % she games
Viii be played in BOSTON az agreed
upon by the captains Of both teams.
The score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09
LABOR MEETINGS ToNioHr

ltEe Hlefe @aaH4 lists haH.
user Hofflsrn=W r. 1. q hall
Butchers No. tse nurdleka hall
south Seattle.
cts h4N.
Cocks ard Walters olympic bail
tIH&ss EeesHnd avenue
I.angahafefnsu ~ G.anHsharwnisfs
han. Seneca street aud railroad a8-
euu@.
Maehlulsts - Union hail. Pacific
block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09

A runaway team Of mules threw
Emmett Edwards from his Feat on a
aHguH 40 South Seattle. yesterday
afternoon and one 81 the mule kick
81 him in thr head He Vas re-
moved 10 Providence hospital Ia the
IL-luLL.u.u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09
CUBAN POSTAL
RATES IN VOGUE

WARRINGTON. u. g. oct -
The nsW posfai convention bctRoru
tile United States and cuba went
into effect today. Tho effect ~ 60
place the mali for cuba under the
same rates ard conditions az dufneas
tie mail The only difference Is that
mail for cuba uaY b. held uu FOR
fmigatluu or other sanitary pur-
poses. Letters must Boz dispatched.
even M they da not bear stamps and
letters aud packages may be- regis
tered NJ the same tastes applying to
the United states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09

4 rumsRa sale FOR the benefit of the
orphans home will BE- heid October
rs. rs ard g. ~ the LsdirH Relief go.
cistY. In the ballGine a. the corner N
Fourth avenue and rniou street DO
nations - clothing furniture and
fancy articles are asked for
George n naurErtf yesterday erred
FOR a divorce from Antonio Bourgstt
on kround Of dfuuksaueHs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09
SAVED BY
HUGHES
stwAsH TwtRLER RESCUED
GAME WHEN ALMOST LOST

After prohan had tr.sa his beat
q give the game away hY walking
aIx mes AID allowing several bits.
JAY HHnhrH went IN ard purified Il
aaI ~ the fire The HUSKY lads
fHam the south were unable Ia com
Hret safely aHth she offerings II she
etrfau W bite the locals feli ON
FttFErfalI With Is frnEeaure and
taffrH hia curves Ia She far CORNERS
e fhc al Mahier Vas the star get
ting % ani of 4 chances. The searr
r. Il A..
Seattle LEI net1t. Is 3
saefmsHfa 0 6 o e @ 10 &c 3
Batteries = HrnhaH Hughes and
Hsets EHEKefnla and Graham
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09
~ 80

Gents Heavy Ribbed shirts and
IlmWers. drawers have double
seat. pearl buttons. warm aila
aergI aeable. selling s..s.=s... oue
Mems Flnsat Pure Australian
Wool shirts and Drawers.
double Knit throughout fuf
warmth and service uuHuf
parsed. g. 90 value. selling Al
.....=... sl.76
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08
ROWIRY
TELECRAF F|CzNE.

WASHINGTON, D. G. 2
stvcznia. Me ma tn zadnych
wazniejszych nowin dotycza-
cych zawik1a6 wenzuel-
skich. Jeszcze ME ma urze-
dowej odpowiedzi cd mo-
carstw ma propozycye prezy-
denta Castro co do sadu W
Hadze. Blokada port6w trivia
dalej.
Willemstad, Caracas 2 sty-
cznia. Nadchodza tu szcze-
g6ly o bitwie, kt6ra odby1a
sic 80 grudnia W Venezuela.
Prezydent Castro straca 300
F. ludzi. Obecnie jest W kry-
tycznem polozeniu ME ma
zadnego okretu wojennego,
i ME moze dostac zo}Aierzy.
Robelanci zn6wg CORA - zn6w
odniesli nowe zwyciestwo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08
Z niw Polskich
Y AMERYCE.

CLEVELAND, O., w
dzie6 pred Bozem Narodze-
MEM, przysz}o ma SWAT ME
movie Maryanny Wi6rkow-
skiej, oskarzonej o wsp61u-
dial W morderstwie swego
meza. Dziecko zosta}o jej "a
brane i bedzie oddane ma
wychowanie przez szeryfa
Barry. Wi6rkowska z po-
czatku sprzeciwiala sic od-
daniu dziecka szeryfowi, ale
p6zniej przekonano ia, ze
niemowle bedzie dobrze wy
chowane i zgodzi1a sic. Spra-
wa Wi6rkowskiej przyjdzie
pred sad W styczniu, a ma
ona nadzieje, re zostanie
uwolniona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08

L1VERPOL 5 stycznia,
Pred sadem przysieg}ych W
Liverpolu zasiadaly niedawno
dwie s1uzace, W wieku lat 20
i II, oskarzone o zamordo-
wanie ich pani, starej panny,
znanej W tamtejszym swiecie
i zamoznej. Obydwie oskarzo-
ne, Ethel Rollison i Eva
Eastwood przyzna}y sic do
morderstwa. Zadusi}y one
swoja chlebodawczynie po-
duszkami "a to, re miss Ma
seden, tax nazywala sic ofia-
ra zbrodni, g}odzi}a je po
prostu i obchodzila sic z ME-
mi jak najgorzej. Starsza s}u-
zaca przyzna}a sic, re dawne
juz nosi1a sic z mysla NOR
derstwa. Napr6zno obrohcy
starai sic dowiesc, re smierc
nastapi1a przez udar sercowy.
Po pol godzinnej naradzi sad
|jednoglosnie uzna1 obydwie
winnemi zbrodniczego czynu.
Ma te wiadomosc Rolliso-
n6wna krzykne}a przerazli-
vie i upad1a zemdlona W re-
ce pos}ugaczki wieziennej.
Kiedy przysz}a do siebie, wy
buchne1a gwaltownem 1ka-
MEM j W rozpaczy wo1a1a
,swej matki. Trzeba by}o ia
2 sail: gdyz Ii
cznie zebrane W sail sadowej
=kobiety okazywaly wielkie
wzburzenie. Druga morder-
Iczyni ukryla tWarz W dlonie
ale opanowala swa rozpacz.
Process ten zrobl u calelnI
|5wiecie ielkie N v &eniie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08

:kolei zelaznej Burlington W
.poblizu St Paul, nastapi}o
zderzenie, pociag6w towaro-
wych. Maszynista Wood 20
stall przygniecony przewr6co-
ma lokomotywa, kt6ra mu
zgruchotawszy i przycie}a no.
ge. Uchodzaca para powsta-
jacy ogie6 grozily mu okrop-
ma smiercia. Wood bez nanny
s}u doby} n6z z kieszeni i u
cia} sobie przygnecona noge
przy kostce, Noge obwiazad ]
odczolga1 sic W miejsce bez-
pieczne, gdzie go p6zniej zna-
|leziono i umieszczono W szpi-
talu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08

bic niezwykle liczna familie
W nieutulonym zalu.
Marya Potrzebowska by}a
najstarsza c6rka, zyjacej do
dis Katarzyny Lubawy, IL
czacej lat sto jeden, i miesz-
kajacej ma rogu Save. i Bee
cher.
Staruszka ia dotad dosyc
czerstwo wyglada, ale niedo-
maga ma nogi.
Najstarsza jej c6rka, kt6ra
ia W podr6zy W lepsze
swiaty wyprzedzi}a, urodzi}a
sic W powiecie Gnieznieh-
skim w. KS. Poznanskiem, i
pozostawia po >sobie trzech
syn6w l ]edna c0rke: Mlcha-
Ia, Walentegol i Kaspra Po-
trzebowskich, tudziez Kata-
rzyne Garniec. Wnuk6w jest
26 a prawnuk6w 4.
Matka zas nieboszczki, owa
Katarzyna Lubawa, ma zyja-
cych: wnuk6w 49,, a prawnu-
k6w 80 a praprawnuk6w 4
K. Lubawa urodzi1a sic W
dobrach Diecmiarki O 2 mile
cd Cinema. MAJ jej umar1
pred 40 laty, ona owdowia-
wszy, przyjecha1a z trzema
synami juz zonatymi i maja-
cymi dzieci i c6rka zamezna
do sAmeryki.
Pogrzeb Maryi Potrzebow-
skiej odby} sic dis rano z
parafii sw. Jacka,I ma cmen-
tarz polski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08
STEVENS POINT P. Jo.

STEVENS POINT P. J6-
zef Ciecholihski sw6j wielkiH Il
,,szap" kowalski zaopatrzy
W najnowszej mody narze
dzia, ma dostateczna ilosc
zdolnych, praktycznych ro-
botnik6W i wszelkie roboty
kowalskie i kolodziejskie
jest wstanie wykonac szybko
|dobrze po umiarkowaneii
Genie. Wszelkie reperacye
sani, woz6w. maszyn farmer
skich i wszelkich sprzet6w
farmerskich uskutecznia do
k}adnie i predko po bardzo
niskich oenach. Kuznia przy
Drugiej ulicy, idac rynKu
po level stronie ulicy, tuz
przy moscie.
| Pare tygodni pred
Bozem Narodzeniem jaki5
zloczy6ca zakrad1 sic do
kurnika p. K. Klysza " Mill
Creeku ukraH mu diva in
dyki. Kradziezy dopu6ci1 sic
mad wieczorem oko1o godz. q.
RADIUS zabral by prawdopo-
dobnie nieco wiecej, leczs
psy, kt6re ujadaly ma niego,
widocznie go odstraszyly. Pan
K1ysz s1ysza1 szczekanfG
ps6w, lecz sadzac, IL
szczekaja ma przejezdzaja
cych droga, uwagi no to ME
zwr6ci1 i z domu ME wyszedl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08

WARSZAWA. - przybyl-
tn by}y biskup wili6ski, a
mianowany obecnie bisku-
penn sandomierskim, ks.
Zwierowicz. Ma dworcu ko-
'lejowym powita1o go ducho-
wie6stwo liczne osoby swiec-
kie.
Dzienniki powtarzaja VIA
domoSc, il biskupem wile6-
skim ma bye mianowany do
tychczasowy biskup p}ocki
ks. hr. Szembek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08

ST. LOUIS, Mo. - Strasz-
ma 6miercia zgina} tn niejaki
Ben Bombach przyby}y ME
dawno z miasta Homestead,
Pa. - Pracowal on W wiel-
kiej fabryce bednarskiej W
oddziale giecia obreczy ma
beczki. Wpad1 tam do
olbrzymiego kot}a, gdzie W
W j goracej wodzie parzono
obrecze ugotowal sic zyw-
Gem. Cia1o niemal zupe}nie
odpadlo cd kosci.
Nieszczesliwy cz}owiek
by} jedyna podpora owdo-
wia}ej swej matki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08

WASHINGTON, D. G. 2
stycznia. - Bramy bia}ego
domu by}y wczoraj szeroko
rozwarte, dla wszystkich, kt6-
rzy chciei zlozyc zyczenia
noworoczne prezydentowi i
jego zonie.
Zjawiali sic kolejno repre-
zentanci wszystkich mocarstw
urzednicy mn6stwo obywatei,
tax ze. og6}em 1000 os6b
przesune}o sic przez rezy-
dencye prezydenta i uscisne-
10 jego reke.
Tego rodzaju przyjecia po-
wtarzaja sic W bia}ym domu
regularnie cd lat 102. Pier
wszy drzwi bia1ego domu ot-
worzy} dla swych przyjaci6}
prezydent Adam.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08

ST. LOUILS, No 3 stycznia
Doniesiono tn, re Ibracham,
sultan z Jahove ma zamiar
odwiedzic wystawe swiatowa
W r 1904. Nigdy jeszcAe ME
by1 W Stanach Zjednoczonych
podczas .gdy Europe zwiedzil
juz kilka razy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08

- DREZNO, saksonia; s.
stycznia. Kr6l jerry jest ME
bezpiecznie chory. Ostatni
bulletin donosi, re .zyc moze
jeszcze diva dni. Gdyby kr6l
jerry uman, to jego nastep-
ca bedzie ksiaze Fryderyk
August, kt6rego iona uciek1a
z Gironem,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08

NEW YORK 3 stycznia.
Prezydent Roosevelt pomie-
szczony zosta} obok glow
koronowanych W ksiazce
,,Almanach de Gotha'', kt6ra
dopiero opu6ci}a prase. Opr6cz
prezydenta So tam portrety
kr6la Edwarda i kr6lowej
Alexandry i jednego ksiecia
Won Stoberg. Wernigerade.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08

PETERSBURG, 5. stycz-
MIA. - Minister finans6w
Witte i minister spraw wew-
netrznych Plechwe pojedna-
Ii sic nareszcie i oSwiadczyli
"a nadaniem Rosyi konstytu-
cyl, kt6ra zostanie ogfoszona,
jak tylko. lud dojrzeje O.
Tymczasem idzie wszystko
w Rosyi po staremu.