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Indiana Marriage Laws.

bill Is nowtnentdiiing IN the Indiana es
Legislature which provides that ly1 al,-
rIicants for q marriage license snail be
Il twenty-one years OF age.s except ~ GER
lain cases when ai af fiidav 5is made rs
parent or guardian. lrhe application must
be advertised in newspaper nearest 70
the home OF the female, ana the mar
4 ilagc must not take place until thirty
days after Tho first publications Both
applicants must make aAidayit that hat the
female has resided in the county for
ninety days, The groom must show
Ills occupation ana that he is able 10
support a wife. Both applicants must
show whether they have been married
before, and whether they have been d.
iayorced ana IL 80, bS what court. They
must also show whether they are habit
sual drunkar.ls. addicted to the opium
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wealth. intelligence
MS Much#the Same Il OnditiOns.#

Southern states II wealth. Intelligence eli enc
At On tIe other hand Mr.. Merideth Town;
send, who has devoted tho best years @
his life the study of races, K VINO went
4 toBIndia{ In 1885, sta yed there for twelve
years as sub dtor, ed tore and proprlet or
ofi,the Friend OF dia.3 one q the most !
the country ma who lst'l been
sco-editor&of the Spectator. .Wrlt ties In his
carefully thought out book, S L ASH land
Europe, 3 OF the negro, u OF hose destiny
he Is not hopeful Mi. e ma II d. s5 W.
s5{t Crossed With Ara or Hindoo, he Hnyi
have a future, but uncrossedi here, Is
some SOURCE of IA lure In him. proba bly$n
which Will leave him ffr behind. as II has
loft him for5s 900 years on the Congo. ~ z.
53s.stNYhat color may be, i do not u retend
to know. and neither physicists nor theo-I
'logians vii tell u.s. but As past question
tina II isianaindication of ffcrencesF ply- =
steal, intellectual and mora Of the snloSEl
radical and filnpershable lind Y 4 through b
brown men and white men have been .di,s
never been passed, andTby differences
apparen,ttl.yy wholly lndepentdent q their
None I'm rs Of the lack races, whether negro
or Australian. have shown swl thin B. HIS
lt0Tlc time tho apacl ~ to- develop clVlllr
Summaries ofStheir own, sbltstssas soli y
Influences over people not ablacl{, They
Shaye never founded a stone city; have
never built ship; have never produced
n, 9literature; lave never III slIg gested M
creed. II they all persisted toYnlorrow. tho
world would be the richer by the Whole
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OF THE NEGRO

L H.FH - = Z r,tf
48rhe following article from the flh Ntl'l
gde,nhn { r,cde ar could not have been more
ID. pollll had Ut beef, W.T. zen py y
sontl,ern editor. d Our II level headed con-
temporary SAYS 4, /, Z. I,
q Mmcb5 ,,nwIsdomg is writ ten anu : pokeeh
conc ring ,'prcjudice. " hen any one ne
dos moi agree with your views " rs ;, a q I! 2
easy WAY IL RH'''Hs may have nyesti-
satcd studied thought OF eng %, Pc ii vn,,
a are y,b iI'1 When lie is Condemned spre-
MinSiced vo,l.-the real lyf ignorant person
not merely eluds any oas co "a
alteration Of me aItsli is s self-sastc
nmMsthnt You are 50 much more wei! IN.
SIu.t liberal and tolerant than y,oll1'
opponent ,hsa sSoWs a Mot ente 'lssp-
lisa is thataof ~
an mwarrant Ell feeling againsE so!esi'tf
or somebody But ~ sy!meIil IN
there there nay d h, " IA Veil against II
ynnerson may,'lnjustly or wi bout reason.
balm fayofo something tns1tSas ~ tha nag
gnorantly disli y II VIVA
5 'Y means leans and how the word word
should be used, :, ". f,,, two
rha word prs1ldi6Ss pre be teS,, uMd
Ina no M9Easp5 5aaga heretoSe pFejn.
d dinc,, means TIA Nformlng Of an opinion
beforehand on er.
5anopinion or declare , rgnS
i Inie il s'prejudl al, oplnlon,
iormea after lifelong asaanttanYSs i ana
experience and after thorong imWesttas ,.
cannot n properly Id styled .pT;e 9;
When tie tsaehlgg and i q lsS th q
the world are dlsre M''e i..n o, r,.
or denied, tlG conclusions ~ opinions OF.
thus arrived at must, not 9. l bem's,,
taken, but they must ba thss fesm! v. ~
Wfiiiiam LLOYD Garrison. Who nsyer y
Ills whole life had any opp2'rt unlt o. rs
Squaintance, much less intimate assgela
Who had probably never spoken to 'N1 oi
observed 5000 together, for any Sle y " ~
tinie, declared In az the, - pie, 9. o.
lles} that IN d few Years the blacks
would be the sovereign gacs .1I' AS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17

IA Z X v
u, Africa the ,rlctnest
tIi,,tain, AZ the globew %nllln
STnrt1 be
heen1t lie most e{'ned q ufa.tiIa
thevShold some of the word ,,n
they SIT on some T ~ e
Sjfcent rive Every hing
nsthn ehada the
~, or. Ia Congo also had hnu tsasS
never dyanced 5out Of the
.,pefv tTherc Is no evide nee ~ ~
that III frlca left lor iy,v ~
vc,, II would prog 70 the y .3sa
4 gree and this evidence gu INST ~
Wien irperntcd from ~,
~ M m n brain In
gfea & 4 Liberia at would
49, sa'r,imcknes s OF SIX he mos y. ", VIC
Nj e3 70 the ggreEatlon q N.Y.
- 4 III inAnifeste throug hout tho MS :
ettnrv az the black races. -
HIM tho negro the hun,anIeyI,es,
- - r. Z where ho way ~ fin,lt
as,.a II lad distinct
for a
s,a y omra scnnnibnlsm To- go ba cK
and Vaud at least 4, az Pa
8fetchisln. DO mo- sec ~ el 20 ri law
the operation 81 my sell ~
II lie NO foreg ding opinions q
liz more prejmll 4;
$fana ticisI. crying NJ
4shoutirg Pre- Judi and &wh,c, y - Sis
entinc ton Of !, AHA he
3forwSnnd knowled sc men 4 sttJtIiti ia
the more rightful oplnio on q, q.
base legislation and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
rt.yEsD Il, j ANuARY5 II, 1905.
s ~; : r,ation 81 Premier Conlbes,
!. -.t.- B @ y y.

4 Resi- pnatiion Of Premier CoH1bes'
al, June L, 1902 ~ C;o,nbes'5 "a succcealEeo
{1,rcn,ic1 Nadeck TO usseau who RESIGNED
Without being forced ~ a = g cau 1ss
&gnrs ,yvnldeck Rousscall's etiremHnn tH$W;'. s
Ia storm OF opposition which nag $peclI
aroused By
is,c1i.jous bodies Of Franc and aitef IVY !.
Years and d half OF bitter fare ;llons :
s,lnds same lines Premier II Gombes .85h y ~
thought wise to resg,, NE ne 5:s.' I
MAX TIC control ofthe y
5last aturday q ftesa session las.-
ing twelve hours, tho Cham Der q Z q l1ei'.-
has elected NJ Paul Douner ~ pres = deht'
q defca ting III NJ 13lisson, who h has Y peeh
nit forward blythe Conlbes govern me y
1,csnitc His check, NJ. Comhcs wa $ ape g
III, Y marshal n ina jolity OF six votes for e.,
himself ut Tic end of an inp % l =.
debate Oh Tic policy Of he en-
l admitted oli5nl hands oWeycr, tli u Z
" Tic Premier resi- thus Transforming
fS1 Ia continuance Of his pol cy TO ms suc--
13cs Or, md Itsis admitted that IN 50 doing
iSl. Coinbes viii preserve ~ poweriul
influence for himself, even thougl 7 N 1e
Am rtyenupshls official ton u seems ms
,lnlt tho opposition were able 70 4skiltuts
Vim ~ All OF the anin,ositcs whirll the
lstI,t 3goverlmcnt I,ld engenderet. y OF
6onl vgdkl5 the Roman Catholic Church " Y L
oppose he l,rogr''nims q! q ne e
lEt,nfn b,s ministry, which aimed q 5nothing
81 short ~ ali, ent Ire " 5ill reia q
,ipns ri twetn Church ana s tatef aid tl1e
I. t.x1tit sion ii of ali Unauthorized religious
bodies, but the 3urIlly lad been thrown
into ~ slat q f#lervou citcnentsb BY the
S}reSelntiol,s of5 the SYSTEM Of Sc
) which8wus III constant use !E1 ming
a&.in formation as Il to the private lives Of
5officers. The feeling OF insecurlty which
III l,cse revelations created and the8 ter
q debates and personal altercat tons result
Jig thcretron,. notablysthe at lgck ny
SSaI. syveton OH General Andre, Minister
! 81 Mar, Oh the floor OF the Chamber Of
deputies, when NJ. ss;yyeton slapped Gem
Il Grill Andres face resulted In such q
S$loosening Of party bonds that tho oppo-
4 sltton were able to gain many votes from
4 unexpected quarters.
& il is Of profound Interest to- note that
\ TIC general opinion expressed in all the
q cables is that the failure Of the combt be.
7 ministry Will vt affect lie 5plang#w .
he has heen So vigorously prosecuting
II against the Roman Catholic Church. I
z IS also noteworthy tina i M. combcs stated
II on Saturday night that the system Of
spyingli the army on the private lives i
.of the officers and mclSw V, AID be- .b;'n-,
4 doned. 1t Is understood that Tie Minis.
Tor of Finance, laouyier, vii take tho
4 portfolio Of the Premier.
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4 North Carolina Sentiment

Raleigh Post: 81 "a.
sit lis to be hoped that Con gress WIN no. nor
.iisseSn liz smnot investigation ths
8Senutor-elec from Utah is dlsa bl Sd &nn-a
dor the Constitution-and that is the sole
,4question-then 1t seems. there must % -
All sensational rot that is Being dish
ed out to tho PUB IN Ri }is.s
Winston. Salem Sentinel: J. 81.
Is so5n to start on Its trust busttng''5
schema In earnest Judging future &C.
lions from past records. however, we seq
no Immediate cause for alarm on the part
&ot$the trusts liS sSi u n
4 Raleigh Times: Political organ Ions
are little more now han bureaus for TIE !
sdistribution5So OF Q Hoes. It's "a glor
feeling not to desire any thing along this
line and to be able to express y y y, VI
thoughts without pressing az ne e Juice
out Of them In an attempt to get them Y
In shape to please the publ .SsT Tho teacFl
en- who pleases never teach hes much tiat's
any accom- y.
Charlotte ObserYes: Governor Glenn
enters upon his four years term q ONCE
under favorable cont, lt1ons and 4 hope ful i
5nugnries. While Us low price of our PR n
clpal staple brings .depre sslon TO many ~ Z
our people,, yel ti!s q ~ ANot
free Fof debt 4 han 4 hey have been for
many years, snd want confro nts \ no 4
one, The State IS in an advanced con- /
$dition OF dove loplnent, the1 laws We're l
never i more scrupulously observed, and
knowledge Is Increased, n We shall look n
to see "a forward movement under g oy-il
;ernor CLIENTS admins tratlon, In NIL mat
fters that make for Che betterment Of the I
people. He will honestly and earnestly
strive TODD his d4ety and to conserve
tho States Interests, and In his efforts to-
do 80 he should have tho sympathy ana 4
support sof all good q tlzens,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
Women 10. Help

z In order to raise funds for army, sIeor-
5ganizat ion purposes the Chinese FINANCE
Department proposes that women \; y no Of
wardcd With the s'sfarS Of nd Tsinglll' OF
different grades d rdlng to the amount,
9rnit rblit cd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
y. "a Few. Foreign Facts

As Bible. which WAS said Ito have once
belonged Ito Shakespeare, and which hnd
autographs of his III 1T. recently sold Tor
$1,000 at London. \ II was ! a imprint Il OF
die sc cond ed ton Of the King James yer.
sion. rs * a. g,a5s
Il Atsn cost OF tween ty-tiYe cent IS Jla aG
doctors can dress the wounds Ot ooo me l
Theysusa a finely Wdercd. y. OBJ z,
tanned ny tho slow + - q. sttaW
nre applied to the wound s. and q Is AMI
septic and absorbent qualities generally
effect q rapid cure, . stt
Working girls iii Berlin average nine
get bout $3.50 a week, Only one, In I'VE
IA able to have ller own shcnroonl; ] pIle ON
erss share their rooms WI Tn from one 70
SIX other Eirls, Eblne q OF tllem .ilaFaly
know what. u warm rlea " mems ,, rye
brenl being their principal 100 ''s9 Z. a N.
The /. houses of tho r Othschids Il 1t Is
sud uro ful secret aa res ana closets
Baron Alphonsa has ~ big 60 lection q
art objects, and many OF the sRs,el,me! Ils
are knit III, safes In the Wal s, nc Ire
upened occasionally to- show tne tTeitsT
" Tic ~ famlyIara lot tie house,
Hundreds of engineers arn gradluatln a
from tile schools lof German VINO Il aIee
vel res
and are we'll lifted 10 construct or 10
direct lii i, scientific manner,l rse tactpy
rios III, fore In COUNT gs. hlss may w;
attributed to tho technical high schools
of CieIlnu ny, W. IAN, 5:S NJ y VIZ 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17

a Z
The President and the South.
Judge Thomas G.. Jones. OF tho Middle
District Of Alabama, says President Roose-
Welt recently told linn that lie was oll-
posed 10, reduction OF tho South's repre-
scnta ton in Congress- The Washington
correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun says
that Judge Jones has beenul the capital
for the past week and has had almost
daily conferences with the President on
matters relating to the South Judge Jones
is a Democrat. but he is All appointce Of
President Rooscvelts
'"Thc President" said Judge Jones, has
only tile very wurmcst feelings toward
the people OF our section In fact, j
might say hat his heart IL bubbling over
with kindness for the people Of tho
South" Judge Jones says TINT the l'reu-
ident deeply regrets the unfavorable and
unwarrAntcd deductions which were drawn
from the Booker n Washington din
ner. president Roosevelt, asserted the
judge, lis as much opposed to the amnl-
gamatinu Of the races MS any man In the
South, That sucllia false Idea should OBJ
taininf thcmlnd Of the Ignorant negro tho
President deeply regrets"
II Mr. Roosevelt has furnished abundant
evidence Of lutte that he Is anxious to DO
on friendly terms with tho Southern peo-
pie and there Is certainly no reason to
doubt TINT he wants to give us "a square
deal" As for the rest the Booker
washington incident were perhaps a mere
II was blunder which q
man al Mr. Rooseyeltls sense should
never have committed but no sensible
inaiI'- in this section believes that tho
President Is IN faiprB Of amalgamgtiop,
Our complaint against lin was that hi
inviting a negro 10 his table llc as Pres
ident of the United states set the exam
pln OF the social equality between Tic
races. and III that be recognized and es-
Itabllsheds lsamation must follow as Il
logical consequence. Southcrners have
long sinca5 settled the matter that tile
separation must be complete, and that
There must De no compromise; and Pres
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17

n English Statistics for Accdents and Deaths
n Esas SSs Compared With Curg own Show
n s3 SssS ssS sl Much tire Same 9Conditio @
sss n ss s5iSs
pa 5
ssss ss
SsS @
,sa
sse
snt Business p pt MS
d
sssy
5} ss . 4 .55S so a
sss s s$sS ss is SIS
5s .
u " s
j. sss ss ls
n sss%04ys may talt a ass a
,,s, ss, 5 ,. 4s Re
that there
MN a @s ] ] st
ye ] ,s V; % ] ss x s ssg
y; s 5 Ne
81 ss sss sss asss v ] s
ssszfs ~ s
rails at engines run SHOW
Ten h ~ read pe ~ swtehes
which as safe aganst ana
P m a
Ys ss IS sSa
ss bs t 8s s sas ass
III you oitrly these Il ri
which should he COM
' A "
s ] aaa as
The Inss reports carefully ~
s $40 RsEs ss5s a s:ssss Sls
f ss'ans Yhin t gs
sss, ] 81 & 'S
" ass ss
15s s @ ~ 1stna2
bs ast az
asst ss al yss S g &
s n as rs gss+a &c e sss P
5sp9 Na eos e% @ M th n va ee a
engineer s the rules Wheh - sno'd @ % ~ Nod
To ssa ending thAt
yengers killed. killed 5e injured s osne
s ssna bas Sa. sa at
above quoIea from says tr Va COLL
trains a hr
!; es vss ssa ~ sss das sSss
we're hqs 9 ia aas runs sads
trains says5 m ~ y s
crossings tains and cases coming @ ~
Taing the4efo nsle pasyn
se Win An9ga an M ~ v s.
he m s. AsT sh n
the UNITED @ a sanf tpo
plexly operation q trans s3s&
;,- N, fsoutfe,n states intelligence
ySS III :;;;; .;:: 81:
IN. t,.vs ss ssoI sSa S5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17


at do table long Ell .ililnl,$ & MI I,
Aud lt.51naling this speech slo meant
no disrcspcct It's her Hostess. She meant
merely to point out u natural dlslinc.
|3tioii. 38S " 33zis 81 "A 3 I'M u
=-::.====-
The Liquor q RAN &c. "A
reported tliat q mo veii1etj FOR tho
udoptioi, he disl'eilsary plan FOR We
sale or liquor. has nttnlncd such pro-
pcrtons Vlrglnltl that the I1egls
lature now lii session will pro]bou bly, enact ''
illaw which allow towns and cities t1Lss'
70 establish dlspcnsar.ies. 81
The Times Dispatch believes II AZ
opton Zach and l,I community
should be at liberty TO settle IN II its OWL
way the question OF dispensing lcotlollc
drinks, but rs State insttu ton we do
not believe In the d'spensnrN. t tlins
boon tried I'M South Caro- ltnu nnd vi
may form an opinion rom 1ntlue tai
l:ewspap that statei has ia; ha az nc
good effect save to increase Fl
thereyenues ortStl,e states tjE has -
,I,,n terl lly Il acrensc sale or alcoholic
drinks, ana III llas not improved tic u,al-$
LIQUOR dis G mere l''s
certainly beer, decrease In those
crimes ll1ie
responsible Sand It Is notorious that ~
has not improved memorials of he State
~ ~ - From ali accounts, senator
r'jIlln,an & inot5 "a much III love as lie
sonc q VA ! M i, liz Il lspcnsary syste,,l
555:yys "a Ia tlls ocaas lon 10 remark that,
ID 81 !, VI 81 :, I, I,
IN on our loi' tno i's1ll'. '.'.. Z
gooel 5asaally ''l2 eyel Des. n. ''s
20 ING
lawns ope1'tlteu We'lGl'. .e'ia W.
tIr'cts, lt.ro = 4, 49,
d tlOn Sand B the cities. nd u towns WnlCl
have police protection are left free ito
regula tc tho frame according to- tho will
33oldsthc, ma jority. Tie Virginia plan IS
:noF 5nerfect, but there s{no doubt that's
. h 4, u, Il, Il. III e. 9 N tess
~ = M 49,, !, rs
- ~ . II 8, ~,
81 9 I, 1, \. Vi, E . ,,,1;h
IL, i, y Y y /. /, II. - 81 IA, 8
= y All
u =. I= -, Is. , IN Z, Isl
& l ClleI$s
publish elsewhere q II ma pl'ea fro ~
PUZZLE f:l ofslS'eil-
mnnfl tin shchn il nfg la library. SIZE VIZ
,,,l IL n . !, ,o,,t how
y 3 4, ,ba ~ /, ,er iii seho01;S
q, !. !, !, 4, 4 IAN "a ,,,,e,, an. ,.hy
- "" III u. 4,
teach ne
press press;
deny 70
Of any ?''cJj4i ~
$@1yc nave asked much tho same Dues
stion WY 1--WE children |. taste for good
IL era ,,r, ~ ? Wa "a eleny them the cans
II sS3 . "a ~, n n, ~ y
OF IA =
nlaleelasof sne 2uDl.c sc..oo.- ee'.'.
M cb.,fx M scans 3, ~, Tia slow
u. As Is IS B ii e 8
a. ! w
lands ne GELS 1nlsll'y llea Is ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17

The present Governor OF Colorado has
less authority and less to do TINA any
Governor in the country
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17

If they can get there In time to- select
the regulators.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17

4 There Is # no beef NJ trust, declares
Packer Swift, ~ least that is mot his
name for IL; but something IKE q beef bee
trust is iii existence all tho same. a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17

The new Roosevelt administration
promises to add a kind OF heavily UNDER
scored postscript i o the Monroe doctrine,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17

d Tho skating Fraternity is having an chs
ioyable inning and the cough drop man
Games IN for u share of the profits.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17

The Northerners travelling In the South
this winter seem to have brought a sup
My Of. their Northern weather with
them, 8is a III Il j
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17

Judge Minor Of ( Utah told the com
gmttce Yesterday tina I; there are no more
polygamous or Improper relati lions in
Utah than In New Yorls. XXI Maybe, not,
but that does not ma tho sin less t'i
sinful. 353 4 IL n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
"A T eacher's Appeal,

$ DR.. Chadwick seems to be little slow
"a reaching a. conclusion, But When he
lands he gets mighty rlea y to the right
Of a thing. Elenow says, the public ha az 2
misunderstood his wife. Exa city so and
the misunderstanding cost some of The.
public great piles Of money, "a .3Bs d 5,3s.ls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17

4 ali Unsigned Communications VII VII ' ne
ss ts3s 81 n ,f IS
Rejected tons VIII not. %
returned unless accompanied by stamps M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17

The good old jokes Of the ancient ,pcpnw
vintage are making u reappenrance after
retirement, pending tho New York cam
.paigll. II "a X 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17

The Atlanta Constitution prophcsiess'
that President Roosevelt may lie the next
.r'opuist candidate for the presll'd1onsy'...
Moro wonderful wonders have come e. to
m u in n lie npnS gone shY.afl. .st ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17

The question Is, What can \ he ;Japissl
do with all those prisoners they are are
taking? Considering their feed, q say
nothing aor transportatiol. and fuel bills,
they make up a costly trophy of war,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-23
POLsKA.

Dziewiecsetna rocznica
smlerci 6w. Meczennik6w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-23
SERBIA.

Londy6ski correspondent
wiede6skiego ~. W. Jour-"
donosi z powaznego DIPLOMA
tycznego zr6dfa, re W .ostat'
Mich dniach zyska}a ma praw-
dopodobie6stwo u~rzeczywist-
nienia my6l, re kr6l serbski
Plotr zrzeknie sic tronu serb
skiego ola siebie i swej TO-
dziny. Poniewaz kr6l Piotr
ME moze sic uwolnic cd Kill
ku zab6jc6w kr6la Aleksan-
dra, mozliwosc znosnego st6-
sunku pomiedzy dworem
Iserbskim i mocarstwami jest
wykluczona, Jako nastepce
kr6la Piotra ma tronie Ser
bill wymieniono owelnu ko-
respondentowi kslecia Mirke
z Czarnog6ry. - WiadomoSc
to przy]ac trzeba z niedowie-
rzaniem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-23
ROSYA

Petersburg. Bardzo ,,wdzie-
cznym"' okaza4 sic lud rosyj-
ski znanemu satrapie Po-
biedonoscowowi, kt6ry przez
swe bezprzyk}adne prze6la-
dowania religijne stall sic
powodem licznych okru-
cie6stw i. przesladowa6! Kie-
dy og}oszono ostatni manifest
,carski, zebra}y sic liczne thu
my ludu pred domem jego i
wyprawi}y mt kocia muzy-
ke. Zasluzyl ma CO innego!
- Petersburg. W kilku
miastach prowincyalnych, W
Rostowie mad Donem, Kijo-
vie, Nowogrodzie, Chersonie
i innnych objawia sic rozgo-
ryczenie przeciw zydom i "a
rzuty, 70 zydzi wywo}ali roz-
rugby z powodu agitacyi po-
litycznych i ruchu rewolu-
cyjnego. w wielu miejscach
domy i sklepy zydowskie IRA
bowano i zniszczono. Wiele
os6b zabitych i rannych.
- Kijow. Rozruchy pre-
civ zydom trwaja dajej.
Wczoraj wieczorem spladro-
wano sklepy wsr6d silnego
.deszczu. Zydzi strzelali z re-
wolwer6w do wojska, kt6re
nastepnie da1o kilka salw do
zy66w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-23

Tobii. SIuzyi on dawniej !
Warszawie i polsk,ch farme-
row, q mu pomogi. u dost4:
.darn,o fa1me Jest teraz sob
-am panem. urz4dzii sob'e
chIopa niedswno przyby.ego
. kraGu. lecz gdy ten prao.e
wal Il niego pfzek ca'y Gas
koszen,a siana aboza pre- 2
caly Gas tr~snia mIocki, PREY
zbiorze isrzyny. wtedy namo
vii hos swego szwagra ably
mu ~wypowiedzia' robote bo
on mic ME rozumte. Bos Plo-
ter Durni wypedz'i vice clio
wieka ktory byi glodny
zmuszony by' ise ia nocIeg
re skarga do szeryfa. Sprawl
pr1yszla pred sad opiekuhczy
W Grafton, N. D.
nDnNENT
HDONEN l..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-23
CHINY.

z Shanghaju donosza, re
pod Nankinem napadi tlum
chinski ma oficer6w marynar-
XII ameryka6skiej admirala
Traina ! syna jego, kapitana
Traina, poniewaz tenze; stree
lajac do bazanta, zrani} niez-
nacznie chinska kobiete.
Chi1czycy odebrali oficerom
broh, admirala poturbowali a
syna lego zatrzymali jake
zakiadnika. Dzialo sic to W
poblizu stolicy %prowincyi
Kiangsinu Marking. Geese
za}ogi statku ameryka6s kie-
90 wysiadla ma lad, ably u
wolnic swych ofioer6w. Thu
my wystapiiy przeciw wojsku
amerYka6skiemu, kt6re, jak
dotad, ME odbi}o mlodego
Traina.
Nieprzyjazne zachowa-
ME sic chi6czyk6w przypisu-
ia agitacyom japo6ozyk6w,
kt6rzy.c hcieliby wyprzec a
meryka6ski handel 2 Chin. =
Po}ozenie naprezone.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-23
VELOCITY.

Ojciec Szymon Las, Fran
ciszkanin, g.. dotychczasowy
spowiednik polski PREY gro
bic 6w. Antoniego W Padwie,
pc czteroletnim pobycie tam
dc, .%powr6ci}' do ojczyzny.
Jego nastepca jest 0. Anzelm
Wawrzaczek, kt6ry tel pod
jail sic d~oprowadzenia do
skutku rozpoczetej~ sprawy
pomnika kr6la Jana Sobies-
kiego i umieszczenia go W
kaplicy polskiej, prey grobie
6w. Antoniego istnie]acej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-23

tute,>zych choc TO lax
pow,adala &c IA farmaeh.
maja b'ede. to jednak ludziska
SIC c'rsza jak mo1a ] TO tax.
,akby ich to nc ME kosztowa~
10. a DO sic przez lato ma TO
przysposobil'. to teraz sobie
troche ~pozwalaj4, ale ME ze
zb, tkiem.
Tutejsi farmerzy ME maja
klop.tu 0 jutro. BIO on bosa!
ME ma,a nad SODA, ,ch robnta
skohczona do lutego., "a to
" z,m'e sob'e wypocz"a !,