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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-30

Waists
46c now that were Goo.
75c now that were Sr.oo.
1925 now that we're 81 rs.
~ 90 now that were $3.50.
IS so now thst were IS 90.
Wool Dress Goods, Per Yard
SO, now that we're soc.
66c now that were 7sc.
75c now that were fr.oo.
96: now that were $3.50.
Silks, Per Yard
46c now that we're CSC.
66e now that we're 75c.
80c now that were $3.50.
Kid Gloves, Per Pair
60c now that we're 7sc.
sec now that were tr.oo.
VI rs low thst were Sf.5o.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-30

Mems Suits
IS so now that were IS 90.
80 90 now that were 81 so.
81 SO now that we're tr7 so.
flo 90 now that were SIS 90.
s12 SO now that were $500.
Mems Overcoats
50 90 row that were s. 50.
$3.50 now that were fra 50.
IS SO now that were SIS 90.
312 SO now that were $751;
Mems Sweaters
38c now that we're soc.
Sample Hats
IS, now that were $3.50.
Ties "a
26c now that we're soc.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-10-25
WANTS $4,000 FOR SKIN
Helped a Brother EIk'S Wife, But
Says He Was a Victim of
Excessive GRATING.

At Spokane, Wash, George A.
LOvejOy, an Elk, who was selected to
furnish cuticle to save q fellow Elk's
wife, Mrs. Fred B. Searles, suffering
from severe burns, has brought suit
against DR.. C. p. Thomas for so, 900
as the value of fifty inches of skin
which ho says the doctor peeled off
his legs while under chloroform.
Mr.. Lovejoy asserts that it was rep
resented to him that the surgeon
would take from his thighs only two
or three strips of cuticle three or four
inches long, and three-fourths of an
inch wide.
After the operation, Lovejoy found
that the fronts of his legs between
knee and hip were stripped of skin,
and it was ten DAYS before he was able
to leave the hospital.
Mrs. Searles was burned in an acct
dent with lamp at Lewiston, Idaho,
and was brought to st. Luke's Hos
pital, Spokane, for treatment.
A number of Elks volunteered to
furnish cuticle to cover the burned
places, but Lovejoy proved such a
promising subject that, while under
chlOrOform, all the skin necessary,
except some supplied by Mrs. Searles'
husband and brother, was peeled off
his legs.
The grating operation was success
full, but the woman was so weakened
from long illness that she died.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-10-25
II You Wound be Chic. wear Blue.

Would you be in the extreme of fash
ion? Wear blue That is the decree Of
fashion making Paris, says the New
York World Blue, pastel blue, in all
the rich variety of curious tints that
the word stands for, is the reigning
color 1t fades into green's and often
off to gray. 1t reflects a tint of gold,
but it is always blue In gowns, in
hats, in fancy waists, even in wraps
It prevails, and every advanced mode
prophesies tremendous vogue for 1t
this season. Peacock blue, SO long
banished, has come back in its own;
marine blue holds its own, and all
blues are admittedly good by reason Of
pastel's performance
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-10-25

phosphate 1t Is true, however, that
among the deposits are found many
evidences of life. such as immense
verte0rae Of animals, and large teeth
of shark, marine and other animals.
The South Carolina rock contains from
twenty-six to twenty-eight per cent. of
phosphoric acid. 1t is highly esteem
ed both at home and abroad as a
source of phosphoric acid; actual min
ing began here in 1868.
Florida Phosphates.
The next great discovery of phos-
phate rock in this country occurred
in Florida, in 1883 to 1889. There
are different forms of this phosphate;
first. we have the land or boulder
phosphate, which occurs in rocky or
stony masses of varying size and form,
and varying from thirty to forty per
cent. of phosphoric acid; second, the
soft" phosphate, a white powdery ma
terial mixed with more or less kao-
lin, and containing from eighteen to
thirty per cent. phosphoric acid; third
ly, we have the pebble form, consist
ing of small, hard, rounded pebbles,
which occur both in the beds of the
rivers, and in deposits on the land.
They are variable in composition, but
range from t&Tty to tnirty-six per cent.
of phosphoric acid The Florida rock
constitutes a very important source of
phospnoric acid, is highly esteemed,
and is used largely both at home and
abroad.
Tennessee Phosphate.
Shortly after the discovery of phos-
pnate rock in Florida. discoveries be-
gan to be made in Tennessee in the
vicinny of Nashville, and later still i'm.
portant deposits began to be found in
Maury county, Tenn, near Mt. Pleas
ant. This rock, like the others, is
variable in form and composition, but
the marketable yarities range from
thirty to thirty-seven per cent. of phos-
phoric acid. There are other impor-
tant phosphate deposits in the world,
but those just described constitute the
important ones for Southern agricul-
ture. Having mentioned the chief
sources of nitrogen and phosphoric
acid, we will take a bird s-eye view
of the sources of polish.
TILE STATE CHEMIST
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-10-25
DISCUSSION ON OLD AGE
DEPENDS NOT UPON YEARS, But
UPON VITAL FORCE.
Great Discovery to Ward on Old Age
Is Colonel DiIIingham's Famous
Plant Juice Remedy.

In Dawson lately there has been a
good deal of discussion in regard to
old people Some at 80 call themselves
! old and really appear so, while others
at 70 years seem active, vigorous and
Young. A reporter of the The News
| happened ia the store of Bell Bros,
our druggists, the other evening and
this subject was brought up. Said Mr..
Bell:
SIT is a fact, and we see it illus
trated every day, right here in Daw-
son that it is not years-old age does
not begin at any set time, but it is
loss of vital force that makes per-
son old. Weakened digestion, thin
blood and poor circulation soon start
functional disorders and vitality is
on the wane, and then the symptoms
of aid age quickly appear. You know
a man is as old as he feels.
"On the other hand" continued
Mr.. Bell that old feeling may be
warded off, and l wish every person
in Dawson who feel old, whether they
are so in years or not, would try the
reat discovery, Dillingham's Plant
Juice. | know that it has vital prin-
cipleS which will in material manner
strengthen digestive assimilation and
, all the functional powers, send rich,
red blood coursing through the veins,
and give new life to every organ of
the body; and this IS what makes an
old man feel young again"
Mr.. Geo. Herring of brownsville,
Ca, who IS 73 years of age, and had
been suffering with kidney and blad-
der trouble for II years, writes after
taking three bottles of Dillingham; S
| Plant Juice: Am completely cured,
and now when l feel that [ need a
tonic, something to strengthen and
build me up, I take a bottle of Dill
lingham's Plant Juice and find it
brings vigor and life to the aged as
nothing else will"
Plant Juice repairs worn tissues,
checks the natural decline and re-
places weakness with strength. 1t is
an ideal blood builder for old folks,
we promise you.
Dillinghem S Plant Juice is first of
all agreeable because it contains
nothing but the juices of healing
plants which are known to heal and
cure all diseases that are claimed for
them, and we will return your money
if it does not do exactly what we claim
for it. BELL BROS,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-10-25
RAWLINGS MAKES CONFESSION.
Admits That He Hired Aft Moore to
Kill the Carter Family.

J. G. Rawlings, who is confined in
the Jail at Valdosta has admitted that
he instigated the plot which resulted
in the brutal buUchery of the Garter
children in Lowndes county several
months ago. The confession of the
old man was made in the presence of
Sheriff Passmore and Messrs. T0be
Swindle and Orrin Register and a
newspaper reporter.
The confession is attributed to the
effort made by the mother to save
from the hangsman's moose two of
her boys convicted of the crime.
Even while Rawlings was reciting
the details of the horrible night his
attorney was arguing a motion for
new trial. cOntending for the innocent
victims that would be judicialy mobb-
ed where the verdict of the lower
court to stand.
Rawlings prefaced his confession
with a review of the trouble between
Carter and himself of long standing.
This is well known to the reading pub
lie
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-10-25

and nothing else, is my baby girl, now
two weeks DID," writes Mrs. ]. Priest,
of Webster City, Iowa. "She is fine,
healthy babe and we are both doing
nicely. am still taking Cardui, and
would not be without it in the house,
as it is a great medicine for women"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-10-25
NEW RADIUM BATH.
Invention of New York Doctor For
Treatment of rheumatism.

Treatment of rheumatism.
DR.. Samuel G. Tracy of New York
city has i2yental a radio active lluor-
esccnt bath" for he treatment of rheu-
ma,sm, govt and circuiatory disturb
ances Dr. Tracy describes the bath
as follows:
Water, chloride Of sodium chloride
Of calcium and carOonic gas are placed
in large cylinder and are here made
radio active, fuorescent and efferves-
cent, and the solution in the cylinder is
thoroughly mixed by paddles revolved
by an electric motor
The bath can be taken at any tenn
perature from IS to 10 degrees F.,
usually between So and 90 degrees F.
The patient is covered with a fluid
changing from light green to a pale
yellow. After few minutes of i'm
mersion his body Is covered with mil
lions of bubbles, and he experiences a
sensation as though mild electric cur
rent were passing through him.
After ten or twenty minutes he
comes from tie bath and is thoroughly
dried with hot towels. He rests for a
time, after which he gets massage.
When the patient is through with his
bath he feels refreshed and invigOrat-
ed, and after series of baths he no
tees an Improvement in his general
condition.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-10-25
JAPANESE TO FIGHT YAQUIs.
Colonies of Veteran Soldiers to Be
Placed In Sonora by Mexico.


Discharged japanese soldiers may
solve the Yaqui Indian problem in the
state of Sonora, says Mexico CORE
spondent of the New York Herald.
This is the hope of the Meii nm gov
eminent, which recently entered into a
contract with the Imperial Japanese
Colonization company for taa co.oniza-
ton Of japanese in that state. he col
onists will be given the c,AI5cated
Yaqui lands and will be expected to
prevent the Indians carr. .i-:s produce
and cattle out of the vai.,. u their
hiding places in The mOuUt.;-.+.
The Yaquis are IN the hlJ Of OBJ
tanning supplies by making p'.iodical
raids on the ranches in the valleys
which at one time belonged TO them.
AS soon as the colonization plans are
put into effect the Indians Will have
veterans of far eastern campaigns in
stead of fear stricken natives to deal
with If the Yaquis can be prevented
from getting supplies they can soon be
starved into submission.
The colonization plans call for the
settlement Of the Japanese in groups
in the center Of the agricultural tracts,
so that they will be better prepared for
defensive action against the Indians.
The cOlonists are to be furnished with
arms and ammunition. About 700 for
mer soldiers and their families will be
settled in the Yaqui country.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-10-25

are often frustrated by sudden break
down, due to dyspepsia or cOnstipa-
ton. Brace up and take DR.. King s
New Life pills. They take out the ma
terials which are clogging your ener-
gies, and give you new start. Cures
headache and dizziness, too. At Daw-
son Drug Co.'S. 25c, guaranteed.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-10-25
New Form of Policy.

The life insurance companies, says
the Chicago Journal, should now get
out a new form of policy insuring
regulations against suffering from ex.
posture.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-10-25
WRITE US A LETTER

Put aside all timidity and write us
freely and frankly, in strictest conf
dence, telling us all your symptoms
and troubles. We will send free advice
Gin plain, sealed envelope), how to
cure them. Address: Ladies' Advisory
Dept, The Chattanooga Medicine Co.,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-11

go. Kontrakt ma. filary mar.
murowe do naszego ko6cioia
otrzyma}a firma Art Marble
Co" W Chicago. Sz6stego
Maja rozpocznie sic misya,
kt6ra urzadza 90. Jezuici
z Krakowa. Misya zako6czy
sic uroczy6cie IA. Maja 0.
godz. Z. wieczorem. Ma "a
ko6czenie misyi wystapia "
uniformach regaliach j i.ozna-
kach wszystki nasze polskie
towarzystwa. Rzeczy misyjne
sprzedawac bedzie nizej pod
pisany W przedsionku ko6-
ciola i tylko rzeczy u mnie
kupione beda po6wiecone
przez 0. O. misyonarzy.
P. Kolodziej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-11

r OWATONNA, Minn.. Pod
czas gdy Kar6l IGramarkie-,
wicz iona jego W zesz}a
niedziele znajdowalj sic ma,
nabozenstwie W ko6ciele, H.
letni syn ich J6zef wziaw-
sly z domu fuzye chcial
strzelae do ptak6w, tymcza-
sem pQstrzeil swych dw6ch
m}odszych, W pobli5u sic
znajdujacych braci, jednego
W reke, drugiego W noge i W
reke. Szczesciem, jak twier-
dzi lekarz, pokaleczenia ME
So niebezpieczne.
We wtorek dnia Is, maja
o godz. 10. zrana odbedzie
sic " polskim ko6cie1e 6w.
Jacka Stub pana Stanis}awa
Brzoska i pannny Anieli
Buszkowiak, slostry p. Jak6-
ba Buszkowiak z Minnesota
City.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-11
=:NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE. :.

WARSZAWA, 3 maja. o.
g}oszona lista: urzedowa
stwierdza smierc 81 os6b,
w}acznie ztemi, kt6re umar-
}y W szpitalach. Okofo 2oo
os6b jest pokaleczonych..,
Przez caly dzie6 wczora]szy
piechota i konnica patrolowa-
1y ulice, pe}ne ludzi, oburzo-
nych ma okrucie6stwo Mos
kali. Lud zamierza zemsclc
sic ma oficerach. Gazety mill
CA o poniedzia}kowych zeby
dzisiaj W rocznice ogloszenla
Konstytucyi 3 maja ME
przysz}o do nowych stare 2
wojskiem. Me jest rzecza
prawdopodobna, azeby przy-
sz}o do generalnego strajku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-11

WARsZAWA, : maja. "a !:
burzenia ME ustaja. Na Wo-
Ii zmusili robotnicy kondu-
ktor6w tramwajowych i do
rozkarzy do wstrzymania ko-
munikacyi. Przywo}ano Ko-
zak6w do przywr6cenia po'
rzadku. socyali6ci chca ko'
niecznie wywo}ac strajk ge-
neralny i obchodzit ,,dzieh
za}oby". Gazety ME wycho'
dza. Cd po}udnia by}y W
czorai sklepy zamkniete, ruch
uliezny usta}, ,domy zabaryka-
dowano. Socyali6ci zatrzyma-
III dor6zki j wyrzucali 2 Mich
spasazer6w. Kazali sklepy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-11

.NANTICOKE, Pa. = W
ubieg}ym tygodniu wybuchl
p6znym wieczorem pozar mad
salonem p. Wolongiewicza
przy Ridge Str. Dzieki po-
.spiesznemu ratunkowi, ogie6
wkr6tce ugaszono. Straty po-
kryte sa cze5ciowo ubezpie-
czeniem. r..
- Ostatni tydzie6 by1 OBJ
fifty W nieszcze6liwe wypadki
W kopalniach miejscowych.
Michal Vivian, g6rnik "a
trudniony W starym szybie
Susquehanna Coal Co., zosta]
SLIME pokaleczony przy spot.
kaniu sic dw6ch wagon6w
weglami.
- Wskutek eksplozyi gazu
poparzony straszliwie zosta|
pomocnik g6rnika Michael
|Shalk z Susquehanna Goa
Co.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-11
PETERSBURG,

l. ~ = ->
Donosza tn re W r6znych
miastach W europejskiej Ro-
syi przyszlo podczas SWAT
wieikanocnych do zaburzeh
w Milipolu t}um urzadzi}
karnawal kt6ry TRIVIAL kilka
godzin i spali} Geese miasta.
w okolicy panuje wielki po'
pioch.
w Niznym. Nowogrodzie
przysz}o do regularnej bitwy
pomiedzy wojskiem atlumem
ma ulicy Milionaja. Zo}nie-
re dali ognia, zabijajac jed
ma osobe a raniac bardzo
wiele.
Donosza tu, ze W Warsza-
vie zabito W poniedzia}ek O.
ko}o so os6b. :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-11
zamykac.. T{um ludu dazy]
do Brudna ma .cmentarz ma
.kt6rym pochowano poleg}ych

E0DZ, 5 maja Pred kos
ciolen 6w. Krzyza, W kt6rYm
odbywalo sic naboze6stwo,
6piewali socyali6ci pie6ni re-
wolucyjne. Nadjecha} oddzial
Kozak6w, kt6rzy strzelali do
.tlumu. Kilka kul traffic W
.oHarz, a W ko6ciele powsta1a
panika podczas kt6rej, kilku
zgnieciono. Kiedy lud poroz-
chodzil sic do dom6w, kilku
robotnik6w zbi{o bez litosci
szpiega. ..>... .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-11

'ku. Obie nogi i rece Bonic.
kiego polamane, a takze i cia-
10 uszkodzone, ale jakim to
wypadkiem sic stalo, Mkt
ME vie jeszcze. Sledztwo W
tel sprawie zdaje sic zostanie
przeprowadzone we wtorek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-11

TOXIC, 8. maja. Og6lnem
przypuszczeniem jest ze po}a-
czenie' sic dywizyi admira}a
Nebogatowa z flota wicead-
mira}a Rozdzestwie6skiego
nastapi we wtorek 9go maja
Okrety nalezace do dywizyi
Nebogatowa znajduja sic jul
podobno W lichym stanie, -
najgorszym jest to, ze zabra-
klo i'm juz wegli. Zamiarem
wiceadmira}a Rozdestwie6-
skiego jest po}aczyt sic z
dywizya jak najpredzej, aby
m6g} i'm dostarczyc wegli.
Dals4y ruch floty rosyi-
skiej otacza tn wielka tajem-
MICA. Nalbardzlel przeblla tam
spekulacya 20 strony vice.
admira}a Rozdestwie6skiego
Powiadaja 10 jego dlugi pobyt
ma wodach indochi6skich
dale do my6lenia ze zamierza
on pop}ynac ma p6}noc i wy.
powiedziec bitwe " najkr6t-
Sym czasie.
0 rosyjskich torpedowcach
kt6re wyjechaly 2 W|adywo-
stoku ma spotkanie floty
Rozdestwe6skiego, raporty
mic ME donosza. Przypusz-
czaja, ze wr6ci}y napowr6t
do W}adywostoku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-11


RZYM, 8 maja. Przyby}a
dotad delegacya azeby wsiat
.udzia} W otwarciu muzeum
Garibaldego, kt6re za}ozo-
no pod Mentona, gdzie
wojsko napoleo6skie pobi}o
W 1867 r. Garibaldiego, wroga
papiestwa. w uroczystosci
wzial udzia} jedynY syn ge-
nera}a Ricciotti, kt6ry przy-
byt ma krokwiach. Senator
franouzkl Rivet wypowied edzia]
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-11
PETERSBURG, 5 maja Cd

PETERSBURG, 5 maja I'd
agenta W Singapore nadesz-
la wiadomo6c, ze okrety z
eskadry Niebogatowa prze-
p}ywa}y oko}o Jugrach. VIA
domosc ia utwierdza tutej-
sza admiraicye W przekona-
niu, ze up}ynie jeszcze 10
dni, zanim Niebogat6w bedzie
m6gl poiaczyc sic z Rozest-
wie6skim. Rozchodzi sic to-
raz O to, W iakim stanie SO
jego okrety, " przebyciu
drogi przez ocean indyjski. =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-11
--~@A

WILKESBARRE, Pa. -
W ubieg1Y czwartek mia}a
miejsce W kopalni Eleonora
W Dubois (Clearfield County,
straszna eksplozya gaz6w, W
kt6rej stracilo zycie dwunastu
g6rnik6w, pomiedzy mimi Z
polak6w: August i MARGIN
Wastkiewicze, Miko}aj Jan
Froma6scy, Wojciech Ta6ski
oraz jeszcze dw6ch niewiado-
mego nazwiska. Przyczyna
wybuchu niewyt}omaczona,
jak sic zreszta zwykli t}oma-
czyc urzednicy kopalni, gdy
skutkiem ich niedbalstwa
dziesiatki ludzi zycie tract.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-11

LA SALE, Ill. Prosze u
mie6cic W cennem SVEN pi-
6mie Masterpieces:
Kontrakt ma roboty malar-
skie " naszym koseiele 6w.
Jacka dostal p. Jan Czajko.
wski, artysta malarzz Chica-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-11

WIEDEN," s maja.* Rzad
austryacki og}osi}, ze tylko
takich emigrant6w z Rosy
przepuszczat bedzie odtad
przez granice, "kt6rzy beda "
posiadaniu paszport6w, WHO.
wsnych przez; konsul6w au'
strvackich, ". ,.1'j%s>.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-11

NEW YOYK, 8. maja.
Jeszcze nigdy ME przyby}o
do tutejszege portu tax VIE
lkiej liczby emigrant6w co
wczoraj. W ciagu 12 godzin
1909 miedzy po ladowych
emigrant6w wyladowa}o "
Nowym Yorku. okrety trans
atlantyckie zawijaly do por-
tn cd wczesnego rama, ostat-
nj byl Bluecher, kt6ry przy-
by} do portu o 6ej po po1u-
dniu y 665 emigrantami.
Okret Pretonia przywi6zf
2198 emigrant6w; Italia 1854
Weimer 1871, Citi da Papo-
la 1442;; Umbria $40, New
York 586; Hudson 653, Al
gerya 1,081.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-11

NEW YORK, Wielki teatr.
Metropolitan by} przepelnio=
ny przyjacio}mi i admira-
torami 7pani Modrzejewskiej,
kt6ra po' raz ostatni wystepo-
wa}a ma scenic. Publicznose
= entuzyazmem zamanifesto-
wa}a swoje uwielbienie dla,
tax slynnej artystki. w wy.
stepie benefisowej dla pani
Modrzejewskiej brai udziaf
artysci koncertowi j arty5ci
dramatyczni.
: Czysty doch6d dla paniis5
Modrzejewskiej wynosi $10.--.
600.
Pani Modrzejewska ODE
brala wiele pochwal cd wie-
lu znanych artyst6w, kt6rym
znakomita artystka podzie-
kowala " kilku serdecznyh
s}owach j na ko6cu dodala
po polsku: Bog zaplac'.
padarowcki Mo hrol uI.;ol
" wystepie benefisowym pa
nj Modrzejewski 81 ato 2 tego.
powodu, poniewaz jest cho-
~.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-11
PETERSBURG

PETERSBURG 6 maja.
Stosownie do wiarogodnych
wiadomo6ci Z pomiedzy ma
rynarki, vice admiral Roz-
dziestwe6ski wYp}yna} Z
flota ma poludnie W celu spot
kama i po}aczenia sic z dy'
wizya Niebogatowa.
Admiralicya otrzyma}a in,
formacye, ze japo6ska dywi'
zya szybkich krazownik6w
torpedowc6w zosta}a wys}ans
takze ma po}udnie W celu "a
stapienia drogi dywizyi ad'
mira}a Nebogatowa i je6lj
bedzie mozebnem, os}abic lut
zniszczyc takoWa zanlm oe'
die miala sposobnosc po}a'
eye sic z g}6wna flota. Ra-
porty takze zapewniaja, ze
|japo6czycy zajeli pozycye W
cie6ninie Sunda, przez kt6rq
mia}a przep}yna6 dywizys
Nebogatowa. Gdy. admiral
Nebogatow dowiedzia} sic ze
cie6nina ia jest "a bardzc
strzezona, udal sic z swojs
dywizya W inny kierunek
Pop}yna} potem ma p6lnoc ku
ciesninie Ma]acca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-11

MELLEN, Wis. Salon m6i
.;uz sprze1a}em nabyl go ma
w}asno6c pan Tafelski z
Hurley, Wis. Czytelniey
,Wiarusa' niechaj sic wiecei
ME zg}aszaja. Teofil Derdow-
ski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-11
NV POLSKICH
81 AMERYCE. s.

C.d5lCAGO, ILL.,, Antonl
Kozlowski, niezalezny biskup
niezaleznego ko6ciofa tutej-
szego przegra} sw6j process
z .kopania Union Traction
co, q $4,000 odszkodowa-
MIA . pokaleczenia otrzyma-
ne gdEie indziej. Niezalez-
ny plaiat dowodzi}, re zosta]
najeahany przez kare uli-
czm, gdy pawraca{ powo-
zem % domu, tymczasem
komptnia udowodnila ze Koz-
}owsH zostal poturbowany
gdzie lndziej kilka blok6w cd
6wkary ulicznej, wywr6-
ciwszy sic ma kupie zuzli
ma ktore wjecha} po plane
mu. Swiadkowie zeznali, re
Kozlowski z towarzyszem
pred godzina i pol zapijal "
" jego salunie i porzadnie sic
upi1.
Prz1d kilku tygodniami
donoslli6my o modem zbro-
dniarzu, niestety podobnc
polskiego pochodzenia Fran
ku Litzy, kt6ry che}pi} sic
[popelnienia r6znych zbojec'
fkich czyn6w i kt6ry kpi'
sobiez z.tego, ze zawi6nie ma
8 ryczku. Wczoraj skohczy
sic process jego pred sedzis
Barnes i m}ody opryszek
skazany zostai ma dozywot'
ME wiezienie. Wyrok ME
zrobi} ma MIN zadnego wra'
fenie, owszem drwi1 sobie
ze tax ,,lekka' na}ozono mu
kare. Skazany zosta1 "a "a
mordowanie szynkarza, Fran
ka Daniel, do kt6rego sam
sic przyzna}. Kiedy go zapy-
tai sedzia przed og}oszeniem
wyroku czy jest winnym lub
niewinDym, odpowiedzial z
przechwalka: Ma sic rozu-
ze 60 sprzatna}em. - Czy
masz co do powiedzenia "a
MIN wyrok .vbedzie ~og}oszony
zapyta} sedzia. Litza spojrza}
z pogarda ma sedziegoi wy.
rzek} jedno szydercze, pre-
oiag}e: No. Skazany jeste6
ma wiezienie ma reszte zycia
twego -: og}osi} mu sedzia.'
Good" krxykna} Litza i W
podskokach odszedl ze stra-
10 do cell wieziennei, 2 kt6-
rel przewioz4 go do kazni "
Joliet by tam marnie do
konal tywota, w wieku "
kt6rym sic dopiero zaczyna
zyc, Z w}asnej swej winy,.
wstepuie 4ywcem do grobu.
] ] DETROIT, Mich, w piatek
rano " fabrYce wagon6w
American Car & Foundry
Co. zginal okropna 6miercia
Jan Bonicki, polak. Zosta}
on przejechany przez wagon
j tax pokaleczony, ze " 20
minutach ducha wyzionaf.
o wypadku zawiadomiono
koronera Parker. w szpitalu u
Grace gdzie pokaleczony z
mari, Parker ME m6g} nicze-
go sic dowiedziec vice
postanowi1 udac sic do
fabryki ia miejsce wypad-