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Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

The discharge Of railroad men is
not peculiar to Gunnis0n or to the
D. q Il. G. system. 1t seems to be
the result Of a slackening of business
all over the country. Vanderbilt
lines have dropped 1900, the Penn
sylvania / 900 and other roads in
proportion. In all over 1900 rail
road boys are out Of a job. The
steel trust has discharged many
men and reduced wages, $500 clerks
have gone from Wall street. And
recollect these are piping times Of
republican prosperity.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

j. b. France, 0f lIotchki-s arrived
Tuesday having driven over the
Black mesa. lie went ou to the Co
chetopa country where he has min
ing claims.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10
clarence Adams

Clarence Adams.
furultgF,. l,lgse,lls.sslrc. Z uiart..kin inC
, u hernek II ~ iF1m Della 9n
a taalnz imp
Eex Arnald 81 SFscnoer came ever
hr-t "a the week
h9race l.. Fisher drove irau Al
Hi1uf Mednezlag
" J Browu the tailar. j. hack
from CmpIils Cresk
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

The Missouri Pacific has given
notice that all tickets reading be-
youd ST Louis viii permit stop
over Of ten DAYS at st. Louis to
purchasers to visit the Worlds Fair:
Also tickets to St Louis win permit
a stop-over at Kansas CITY of not to
exceed ten days ON dep3-iting ticket
and ON payment 0f a Zee Of SIu0
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

The NEws-CHAvrIJN has a conn
plete line Of samples for society
printing, by far the haudsomest ever
handled in GuuuisOn We can
furnish anything i'm embossed and
engraved work as well as that
superior quality Of printing which
a discriminating public has learned
TO connect with our job office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

Rev w j. Thompson of Wells.
Mimi, will preach at the Presbyte-
rian church next Sabbath morning
and evening All are cordially in
vited d. attend
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

Geo Berg has returned TO Guuni-
son and is making arrangements to
open a cigar store ON Main street in
Geo Parishs old stand. Mr.. Berg
is popular aud makes excellent cigars
and the News-Champion predicts
his success.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

A. II. Judy was given preliminary
hearing Saturday on the charge Of
assault 90 commit murder. lie
waived examination and was bound
over 10 the district court under
$4,000 bond which he has been un-
able To secure. II developed that
the weapon with which he struck
Mrs. judy was not a knife as popu-
larly supposed. but a stick Of fire
wood.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

r. W Speuslev arrived from Lead
Vile Monday and went up to the
Union Park placer mines with a
wagon load Of provisions. Mr..
Spensley is still very lame from the
accident to his knee but is recover
ing so rs to be able TO direct mining
operations again.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

II A. Decker Of Crested Butte was
tried Thursday in justice court for
violating game law in selling fish
without giving invoice There
seemed no evidence against Mr.
Decker and the prosecuting attorney
promptly threw the case out Of
court
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

The ladies Of the Episcopal church
viii give Sock Social at the Ma
sonic Hall FRIDAY. June 18th Ey-
eyone invited \ general good
assured
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10
TRESPASSING"

"NO TRESPASSING' signs for
rauchmen at the News-Chaupiu #
fee Canvas signs lONl6 with cX-
tract from Colorado game law. and
warning not to trespass and name If
owner, Poe apiece, 10 for $50. .
for : 30. 80 for $3.50
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

just as Charley Adams had his
furniture nicely loaded for Montrose
the new house he was preparing to
move into was burned down and he
wired to hold the household goods
for the present 1t was a rented
house.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

Miss Matte Brown, receiver Of the
Gunnison land office, returned Tues
day morning from a month yaca-
ton. She is well pleased with the
World Fair although exhibits are
far from complete.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

Harry Alleubce, superintendent Of
the Augusta was arrested Nedues-
day and brought before Justice
Leahv ON c0runer.s warrant issued
in January and is held under $1,000
bonds Tor appearance on June 18th
This matter l. connected with the
explosion of giant powder by which
Chas Pl0uis was killed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

Rev. J. W. Rose is reported as
taking treatment from ostc5pathic
doctors at Peoria. IN. and as rapidly
recovering. There are no preaching
services at the Methodist church now
but Sunday School and Epworth and
Junior League meetings as usual.
Sunday, June 10Th is Children 5
day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

Mr. and Mrs. Paul c. Griliing ar
rived Tuesday frem Chicago to spend
the summer months with their uncle
John Grilling on his Tomichi valley
ranch.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

Miss Hattie Middaugh, assistant
principal of the county high school
left Monday for the east.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

Monday morning Mrs. Geo Estes
and Miss Bessie left for a few days
among friends at Grand junction.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

The Redmen hold a dancing party
Friday night and the ladies Of the
Relief Corps in Woodmen hall Sat
urday
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

f. r.. Harper and James Addle-
man Of White Pine drove down last
Saturday and were among the audi
ence AT the stock growers conventi0n.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

Miss Georgia Stewart Of Denver is
spending the summer with her aunt
Mrs A. f. Hvzer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

Z. A. McGregor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar johnson and Miss Maude Ra-
deka were visitors from Powderhorn
last Fridav and saturday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

w. u. Ilatton, town attorney #
Bowerman, was in our city on legal
business TUESDAY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

Go o. Gavefte Bros i9r good fsh
ing tackle aud l1V prices
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

Tom Matchctt has been getting
out some artistic stationery at this
office for his summer resort Just
above lola. 1t is a fine location and
with proper advertising ought TO be
a money maker. BY the way, hand
some stationery is a very effective
way of advertising.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

Bowerman people are figuring on
a celebration July 18th, the first an
niversary Of the opening Of the rush
to the gold fields.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

Mrs. hate Arch and daughter
katie went to Denver Tuesday far O.
week s visit
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

The Irwin school is iu charge of
Miss Elizabeth Mover. a Kansas
school teacher.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

Rev. Bass, 5. y. Miller. w. H.
Cnode and families, Mrs. Jas Young
Misses Mamie Corum and Julia
Redden and IT, +. Lake, Jr. were
among Gunuis0uitcs who attended
the Fogg- Mcconnell wedding at
DOYLE "Wednesday evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

hr Margaret N Jones and Mr.. y
Il. Turner ot Nauuita visited Cum
nIsgn Monday
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

Miss MvTae Myers Eh Tqr-dav
evening t4r o. visit with friends 81
MIsluri
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

Ernest Miller leaves tomorrow for
Gladstone, near Silverton 10 take a
position as millwricht for the Gold
King consolidated Mining company.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

Sam johnson has 1TeueI uis n 5me
bakery aud i- planning ta &. bIe
business.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

FRIDAY uiEht OCCURS rba wedding
Of Mr. thas Gciscr and Miss MaaIe
CleEhoru.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

Ed Harper Of Sapinera made com
plant against Walter Clark and H..
5. Carpenter this week charging
that they gave him a beating last
Sunday Both were arrested and
later released on bond. the trial TO
come ON Saturday morning at nine
O'Clock
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

Miss Sara Easterly returned Tues
day from Greeley where she has
spent the year attending the state
normal school at Greeley.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

Ars- &. T. Adams Is ssssilR. ~
Isuver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

9jc for ladies percale wrappers
See window. Sampliuers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

Miss Maude Cloeh4rn and Charley
Geiser returned SUNDAY fr5m Don.
yer
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

Miss Mary Williams is visiting her
Gunnison relatives after finishing
an1thes successful year Of school
teaching at Ridgway.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10
vera ~ yssr tssesi>e u ~
UesN es~ soaAest.

= " Crowley vas anon. Nalem
visitors al the cYuutv SEAT this week
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

John Sstteratrum and fred Brown
were over from Sillseiiie Monday
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10
esssesd - sig*s tsss es4.v pesss
rns EuoASs ibWeER co

Manager J D Jennings was down
from NagHita haiel "Wednesday
T. J Eawers and Heary Sehuepi
were over from the Pow lerharn val
ley this week
Maaer & Knoll started a force at
work 40 their Brush ereeh SAW mill
hrsf al the week
law about a new burgy, Wolfe
aHl Eastman have s1me Ut the Finest
ever brHHEHt t1 Gmuisu
Mr and Mrs 49, A. Willis af
Jack 5 Cabin. accompanied by Miss
May LTr were here Tuesday
a complete limo af strictly up to-
date fishing tackle 90 DI.ery 5.
Will appreciate rall ir5ui yaa
Under Mavr ~paar Prank. AIam-
again holds fae position Of rresidcut
ai the Denver Gre and police board.
Those who have tried the new
South Park passenger train are loud
ia their praises Of the excellent ser
vice and new cars.
A. nf-.- KK~.fI...
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

Crested Butte teachers are re-oi-
ected thruH.hauf a wise HaEe.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

u h Porter af Slil-zlile Was N
Gunnls5u "Wednesday
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

g. A Green vas ~ iram Id
"Wednesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

Mager Is Knoll started force at
work az their Brush ereah SAW mill
FIRST Of the week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

at never wears out
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

yer
Miss Myde Myers Eh Tas-Isy
evening tlr q visit with friends ia
Nis1uri
Sam johnson has oTeurI bis Hume
Bakery ali is planning b. a. he'
business.
Friday might occurs tbe wedding
ai Mr. thas Geiscr and Miss MaaIe
CleEhoru.
Mrs hate Arch and daughter
hattie went to Denver Tuesday hr O.
week visit
ur Margarct N Jones and Mrs j /
Il. Turner ot Nauuita visited Cum
nisan Monday
The Irwin school is in charge ofI
Miss Elizabeth Mover. a Kansas
school teacher
W. d. Hatton, town attorney of
Bowerman, was in our city on legal |
business Tuesday
Miss Georgia Stewart Of Denver is |
spending the summer with her aunt
Mrs. A. +. Hyzer
Miss Hattie Middaugh, assistant
principal of the county high school
left Monday for the east.
Monday morning Mrs. Geo. Estes
and Miss Bessie left for few days |
among friends at Grand junction.
The Redmen hold dancing party
Friday night and the ladies Of the
Relief Corps in Woodmen hail sat
urday
Bowerman people are figuring ON
a celebration July 18th. the first an |
niyersary of the opening Of the rush
to the gold fields
f. A. McCiregor, Mr.. and Mrs |
Oscar johnson and Miss Maude Ra- |
deka were visitors from Powderhorn !
last Friday and saturday
f. r. Harper and James Addle- |
man of White Pine drove down last |
Saturday and were among the audi
ence at the stock growers convention.
just as Charley Adams had his |
furniture nicely loaded for Montrose
the new house he was preparing 10 |
move into was burned down and he |
wired to hold the household goods |
for the present 1t was a rented |
house.
Rev Bass, :. y. Miller. W. II. |
Cnode and families, Mrs Jas Young |
Misses Mamie Corum and Julia |
Bedden and IT, f. Lake, Jr were
among tiunuis0nitus who attended |
the Fogg- Mcconnell wedding at
Doyle Wednesday evening.
Ed Harper Of Sapinerl made COM
plant against Walter Clark and II. /
5 Carpenter this week charging
that they gave him a beating last
Sunday Both were arrested and |
later released on bond, the trial TO
come ON Saturday morning at nine
O'Clock
Tom Natchctt has been getting
out some artistic stationery at this F.,
office for his summer resort Just f,
above lola IT is a fine location and |
with proper advertising ought to be
a money maker BY the way hand /
some stationery is a very effective
way Of advertising.
Rev. J. W. Rose is reported as
taking treatment from oste1pathic I
doctors at Peoria. IN. and as rapidly |
recovering. There are no preaching
services at the Methodist church now
but Sunday School and Epworth and |
Junior League meetings as usual |
Sunday, June 10Th is Children's |
day
at never wears out
<|II|I>
ENDNER LUMBER co.
Gen l. Ag't, Gunnison, Colo
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

+. J Bowers and Hcary Schuepf
were over from the Pow ierhdru yal
ley this week
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10

Manager J. u. Jennings was down
from Wagnita h9fei "Wednesday.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14

WI]EDl'EEN Id 5go styczuia.
w Trzebini j Blleku zbunto-
wall sic zolnierze, kt6rych
czas sluzby uplynal, lecz.
kt6rzy ME zostali rozpusz-
czeni, poniewaz wegierska
rada padstwa ME powziela
uchWaly Q powolanie pod
bro6 rekrut6w. Podczas pa
rady szydzili zolnierze 2
oficer6w, porzucaai bro6 j
rozbiegli ..sie okrzykiem
ME choemy d1uzej @sluzyc!"
Przysz1o do zaburzeh, pod
czas kt6rych zrzucano ze
scian ma ziemie potrety cesa-
RIA. Wys1ano wojsko kt6re
% zbunt toWanych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14

stanowiac cych rzekomy tamtej-
sly Rad ] rozped dzi1iby ma
cztery Wiatry aWanturnik6 k6W,,
z}ozonych 2 Negr6w CzerWo-
nosk6rc6w j Mongo16 16w. q
traktatu z roku 1916 ME.
wynika prawo popierania
takich awanturnik 6w. Ami
Washington, AMI Adams, AMI
Lincoln ME byliby tego|
traktatu tax rozumieli, iak 60
:tlomaczy Roosevelt.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14
FILADELFIA. Pa.

Q
styczniia. Rad jjapohiski
postanowil zakupic pierWszej
klasy krzyzownik turecki
,,Medjidie'' budujacy sic o.
becnie " tutejjszych warszta-
tach Crampsa.
O zakupno tego statku
bojowego staraly sic Japonia
j Rosya. Reprezentanci ich,
jeden przez, drugiego podwyz-
szali ceniy. Japo ofiarowala
$500,000 wiecej anizeli statek;
kosztuje, a koszt .!ss,1 iego wy'tosi
2 miliony dolar6W. Reprezen-
tant Rosyi sic wycofa}. 1..
Statek Medjidie, jesli spree
daz do skutku przyjjdzie, ma
bye natychmiast wykonc nczony
i oddany oficerom japo6skim.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14

NEW YORK, 80 stycz. q
Panamy donoesza, ze. rad I'd. ko-: >:
lumbijski konc centruje1 MEDIA
leko granicy panamskiej wiel-
kie silly Wojska. d. n.
Rad kolumbij ski zostanie
wezwany, ably cofnaf swe woj-.
ska, a jezel-t -tego nie=uczynl,,. y.
to z pewnoscia przyjdzie do.
wojny. Il 5
w przysz}y wtorek zako1-
czy sic koncentracya statk6w
wojennych Stan6w Zjedn::, po
czem wszystkie udac sic ma
ia do Cartagena lub Timu-
tall. W. ko}ach rzadowych, W
Waszyngtonie uchodzi "a
rzerz pewna, re Kolumbia ME
ustapi. w Cartagena stoi
obecnie 1000 zo}nierzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14


RZYM, 9go stycznia. Zna-
leziono dokumenty wykazu-
jace, ze Joanna dare, Die
wica Orleahska, byla, c6rka
W}ocha, pochodz cego 2 ro-
dziny Ghisilery. Ia rodznra ma
przybyla 2 Konstantyno nopola
W roku 1913 iosiadla WBolo-
nil. Ghisilery, utraciwszy q: ma
jatek, wyemigrowal do Fran
cyl. Mai try c6rki, a jedna z
Mich byla Joanna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14
Pogrzeb odbyl sic "a stara-
MEM Wiel. D choWsiie enstwa =
.parafii M. B. R66zz. " sam
dzieh Bozego Marco dzenia bar
dzo wspaniale.
NEW YORK. w poniedziia

NEW YORK. w ponie edzia
lex mad ranem znalazla poli-
eva IA rogu 5-ej j Grove u,
staruszke 60-letnia v stanie
Igodnym pozaloWapia. Trzesa-
ca sic Cd ziimna zaprowadzo-
no ma stacye policyjna, gdzie
stWie erdzono, ze nieszcze6Gwa
odmrozi1a rece al po 1okcie.
Bezdomna kobiete nazwi-
Iskiem Kate Hickey odes}ano
do szpitala.
lima W calej swej grozie
zawitala " nasze progia Do
kuczliwe zimno dale sic We
|znaki biedakom pozostajacym
bez zadnego zatrudnienia Ia
Rad miasta przez uprzatnie-
Gle 6niegu ulic dostarczylby
robku ludziom ME majacym
piracy, lecz s1aWetni ojcoWie=
naszego grodu Wiecej dbaja
Q nape}nienie sWych kieszeni,
niz o porzadek " mieScie. Po
co robi6 niepotrzebne Wyda-#
tiki, skoro pod ciep}ymi pro-
mieniami slodca snieg zarnie-
nj = j sic " ka}uze blota, kt6re
= .biegiem czasu zamienia. sic
Wkl11z.-uliezny. s-s.:..z...-s=zsa..-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14

rany j guy, tax, ze itosc j
|oburzenie zarazem bralo kaz-
diego ma my5l Q lotrowskim
|czynie zwyrod alego synal-
ka. MAJ Amy zmar1 pred
szesciu miesiacami. PonieWaz
byl ubezpieczon ma $1,000,
.takowe po 6mierci jjego staru-
Ska debrala. Cd tego czasu.
5synalek przestaf pracoWae !.
.ezyhal na pieniadze. Matka',
ably zaspokoic syna, kupila
Emu :kilka ubrah, Z kt6rych.
|jedno nawet bez przymierza-
MA syn spall v piecu. Ma
|tka chciaia sobie kupic do.
mex "a pozostale $500, lecz.
|synek chcial matce zabrac
pieniadze. To vice przypro-
wadzilo go do zWierzeeosci j.
targnal sic ma wlasna natke.
Sedzia, Sellers Wziial te spraWe
W swojes rece. i.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14

WASHINGTON, 8 stycz-.
MIA. Morgan omawial
]! .w!czoraj " senacie kWestya
panamska. ZauWazy}, ze Pa
mama sta1a sic pod wzgledem
prawnym przez to niezale ezna,
zze jako taxa uznai ia prezy--
dent Roosevelt Wsr6d warun-.
k6w przez sieb bic stW'o orzonyc ch.
Gdyby Roosevelt !, .yc'ofa1 Z
dzisiaj 2 mykl wojjsko j
flote, q ogranicz.yl .sWa dzzia-.
lalnosc na czaniiu swa
5bpieka dr'6g konunika
.nych, olumb wkro.
Iczyiby 40 Iana1n areszto-
Waliby y aln Io'6nniiu lrab6 81.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14
WILKESBARRE, Pa. !

WILKESB ARE, Pa. =.
Cd ponied zialku rozpo oczela
sic po 10 10 dniowyc!h Waka-
cyach, praca we W1szystkich
kopalniach wegla v oko kolicy.
q poWodu zimna . jest pobyt
ma Wegiel bard dzo zwiek ny,
g v zachod ch stanaoh od-
czuwac sic dale og6 6lnie brak
IWegla, ME ulega przeto vat
piWoSc g do Wio beda
y y koRalniia aeoWae bez
9przerN
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14

=. +. . .-T-I 6 8 -
7: + BERLIN. 8. stycznia
:Niemieckie wojsko ma dostac
inne uniformly, mianowicieNz
materyi z6ltawo-oliw liwkowego
.koloru. Jul Cd kilku lat.
robiono pro by j " ostatnich
manewrach przekonano sic,
.ze na dalsza odleg}osc: tax
ubranego zo1nierza trudno
ujrzyG W trawie lub krzakach..
Stare uniformly maja wpierw.
bye zuzyte, MIN Gala armia.
zostanie W move Zaopatrzona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14

DETROIT Mich. Anna
kowad polska kob beta u se-
)dziwyrn vie ku, = zgl osi1a sic y
ponie.d zialek a. obey pro-
Iszac Warant I u ce1u zaa-
towania syna jej Anti tonie-
Igo zt6r il strasznie pobn.
Jake doW6d okozala iczI1e
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14

RERTJN q stvczniia = =
Kontr-adno;ra} Pr;ftwitz WV
da} rozkaz azebv okretv ma
wodach Azvi wschodniei.
1na;d,,i,cn s;o ohocnia y
r6znvch oddalonvch al s;ebie
n,,nttach. skoncentrowa1v sic
rs: c..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14

BERLIN, 9 stycznia. Kra-
ia tu " kofach dyplomatycz-
nych pogloski, ze posel a
merykadski Tower ma bye
wkr6tce odwolany, poniewaz
.dotad ME zdo1a wykazac do
datnich rezultat6w swej pra-
cy poselskiej j ME umiaf
zjednac sobie cesarza Nilhel-
ma, jak jego poprz:ednik a..
D White. W miejsce Tower'a.
ma zostac ambasado dorem W
Berlinie Seth Low. ex bur-.
mistrz 1niasta Nowego Yorku.
WAsZYNG NGTON, 8go stycz.
Nikogo dziiwic ME powinno,
re Wojska amerykahskle, ma
r6wni Q iinnemi wojskami
wkraczaja do Soel. .Ameryka-
ME maja " Korei wiecej
interes6w, niiz podd dani innych
pa6stw. ich posiadaniu
znajduja sic tramwaje ele &
tryczne j zak1ady o6wietl tlenia
Chemulpo
smierc rolowej wdowy
utrudnia rozwik klaniie wez}a
korea6 kiego. Cesarz przyW'-
dziewa zalo be ! na miesiac lub
dluzejj, pod dczas za1oby
wstrzy ymuje sic Cd zalatwiania
spraW pub blicz'n ych ME ME
przyjn yjjnnu'jiie zadnych q ] q .yplama- I
TOW.
RI llRl stycz-
D okret6 81 yr'l:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14
q INV .POLSKICH
w AMERYCE.

ruTrArn III. 4 d.:
80
& j ] & !. = 'I6aaf' yM;a,ph;a
:: I11;. ] !,
Et:aI ~ ~ - 90 s aea 5,<'1li daaLaa, ,L,a.a,s
|,va ia 3 ,,s4l,ea,1;,a ,nodc1as :, !.
l,,racv 8 f,hruc,o non;es;one.
nn;a % st,,o,,,;a 1907 -.
Il, ~ fabrvca Remnant; ne.-
Irvzazai y Joliet; Wierzbick;
Etrae;} relxe ; wiinv kompaniii
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14
u CHICAGO.

q CHICAGO. ]P'tollicya
chicag goska jest zdania, ze
znajomi glosnych opryszk6W
Marxa, Roe skiego, Van Dine
Me lermayera planuja gWa1-
toWne ich uwolnienie. Zw}a
SEGA krewni j znajomi Me
dern1eyera postanoWili " dniu
kt6rym przewiezieni beda ze
stacyi do sadu, rozpo ;zaf na
ulicy strzelanine q nastepnle
korzystajac zpaniki, uvolnit.
W tym celurwybrano czterech
policyant6w, najlepsz.ych
strzelc6w, aby W czasie pre-,
prowadzenia bandyt6W. stree
gil ich.
NEW CASTLE, Pa, I
stycznia. DWoje dzieci
spalilo sic W p1omienich, je
dino zostalo smiertelnie popa-
lone, a rodzioe dzieci SO nle-
bezpiecznie poparzone. Wy
padek zostal powodo dowany ek-
splozya gazoliny kt6ra dzieci
wlewaly do pieca, aby sic ~
bawic buchajacym plo'ml'lle-
MEM,
W jednym domu przy Mo-
ravi ulicy mi ieszkaja dwie
familie. Marty hskich j Jano-
chow, czy .tez Jaroch h6w. "
sobote popolu udniu natki wy:
szly q zakupnem, q dzieci
zostaWily Y domu pod klu-
czem. Dziecii poczely sic ba-S
vic i spowod dowaly plozye
gazoi iny. Ma diiec eciach przJy
piiecu stojiacych zapailyy sic
sukienki i dWoje z 4 nich 20
stale zwegl l''E lonych. 81
w tom mad szed1 do dolnu
Martyhski ybiWszy lrzwii
.Wyni6sl sWoiie die q lied'no
ezywe l'rzy czem sam moo
40 eie popalil b
ogni d roeha elziec cko znale
mono moeno poE zolas STAN
)iegc iest beznae
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14

L[,W.AlJKEE 3 Ro=
|dzina Marcina Niedzwie edzin-
skiego8 SOC edenasta avenue,
sk1adajaca sic 2 osmiu osE6b,o
malo co niepadla ofiara zdra-
dliwego czad usze zleszamk knie-
.tego, cry tez zepsutego pie
ca.
Idac wczoraj vie eczorem na
poczynek, Niedzwiedzin zinscy
.dosypali wegla do pieca j zda-
iWalo sic i'm, ze go szcselnie j
=staranni6 zamkneh.
DIS mad ranem os4-tej go
dziniie pierwsza pre- ebudzi1a
sic Eleonora, Is letnia c6rka.
.Obudzi1a sic z Wielkim "a
wrotem gfoWy, a gdy stane1a
ma podlodze, padla 2 halasem
.nieprzytomna. Zdaje sic, ze
iloskot padajaeej siostry zbu-
dzl starsza c6rke, 22 lat Ii
czaca Franciszke. Ia, czujac
.r0wniez zaWr6t glowy j spo-
strzeglszy, ze sic cos ziego
stalo, miala na tyle jeszcze sid,
ze wyezolgala sic na pcdW6-
re ! krzyczef poc1ela 9 po-
moe.
Zbiegli sic sasiedI, otwo-
rzono okna j drzwii j przywo-
lano dr. elloga, kt6ry "a
stosowa1 srodki ratunku. Oh
.ciec, matka i >wszystkie 2 6
dzieci sa bardzo mocno cho-
.rzy, q Eleonary stan zdrowia
jest bardzo kryt yczny.
Dokt6r zapeWnia, ze gdy-
BY. jeszcze Z pol godziny dl,a-
lei spano, GAIA fanilia znala-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14

szylo 0 p6lnocy 2 tutejszego
,portu, azeby polaczyc sic 2
krazo azownikami, gotoWemi "a
czepic cztery japo6skie pan
cerniki, na brzegach Korei,
starajace sic zatrzymac 6
statk6w wy{ad dowanych. veg
lem, zakupionym W Japonii
przez firme rosyjska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14
.GUADALAJ.ARA, 9 stycz'.

j GUADALAJARA, . stycz.
Niespod dziewanE q nader
,gwaltoWn wybueh wulklanu
.Colami, przeialE . koi'ez'nychl
mieszka1c6 anieznyna stra-
chem. 2 obaWy pred d.zasypa-
MEM popio}em i=laWia 4 '1,sszy- '1's
scy praWie wynie6i sic y Cd
leglejsze okolice. Pr6ez tego
zgroza przejmuje wszyskich
straszna podziemna reWolu-
eva.
Dotad atoi ME zrzadzi}a
ami lava ami trzesienie ziemi
zadnej wiekszej szkody.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14

RZYM, 9 stycz. Dr.. Mia
nowicz, serbski pose1 W Rzy-
mie jest przekonany, ze. no
wo zamianowany przez Rosya
j Austrya w1osh general
zandarmeryi Degiorgi zapro-
wadzi porzadek W Macedonia,
1lecz 1adzi, ze ola zaprowad DE
MIA raz na zaWsze spokoju
". Macedonii, by1oby najle-
piej, ably sporne terytoryum
podzielie pomied Bu1garya,
Grecya i Serbia a na Balka-
ME utworzyc pan stwo na "a
sadach federycyjnych.
RZYM. Kraza tn pog1oski,
re kr6loWa Ma}gorzata, Wdo-
wa po kr6lu Humberciie pos
lubi1a morganaty ycznie mlode-
go j przysto tojnego inzyniera.
Dzienniki wloskie twierdza,
ze ten fakt bedzie wkr6tce
oficyalnie ogfoszony. Matka
kr6loWej Malgorzaty, Ks. Elz-
beta, po smierci sWegos meza
zawarla r6Wniez morgana-
tyczne ma1zenstWo. s.