davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-18
NO OWO.

Co tydzie6 prawie czytamy
to W jednej to W innej gaze
Gle, a .takze W dziennikach
og}oszenia i zaproszenia ma
bal (ta6ce), a ola rozmaitos-
ci raz jest wielkie zaprosze-
ME ma teatr i bal, to zn6w
ma jakies losowanie i bal, to
ma cwiczenia gniazda soko}6w
lub sok6}ek i bal it'd. Oczy-
wi6cie ma checi bawienia sic
nam ME zbywa. Tahczymy
tedy, by zasilic kase jake
COS swietobliwego bractwa,
to zn6w, by 'biede ratowat,
tel, by ko6ci6} przyozdobit,
albo Ojczyzne ratowae, take
ably m}odziez z SODA Azapo-
znac, no, i ma rome inne
cele i celiki, byle ta6czyc.
Opr6cz ta6c6w og}asaanych,
urzadzanych ma jaki6 d O.
bry eel? a., many pc
wszystkich koloniach tax
zwane ia f c Q re 6 u a r.
n Q, to- jest diva, try,
.>czasemsi cztery razy tygod-
niowo. W. pewnych salaeh,
kt6re jedynie pc to istnieja
ably sic W mich bawiono
(ta6czono). Zatem ME tylkc
ma checi bawienia sic nam
ME zbywa, lecz many take
sposobno6ci podostatkiem u.
bawic sic do upadlego. =
Powiadaja, ze rozrywki, "a.
bawy, So konieczne, temu my
tel ME przeczymy, ale czy
ME ma innych zabaw ma
Awiecie pr6cz tahc6w? lie
za6 z}ych skutk6w "a soba
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-18

Posiadamy dotychczas list
.wyzej przytoczony i inne, do
'niego podobne, W Originate,
z wlasnorecznymi podpisami
organisty Stefana Kami6-
skiego. DIS 6w pan z nami
ME koresponduje. Zerwa} z
nami przyjacielskie stosunki,
z~ostawszy niezaleznym ksie-
diem W. Omaha, Neb., ME
pr6bowa{ ich odrzucic, mia
nujac sic ,Biskupem" nieza-
leznym W Buffalo. Tam ma
sic odbyc poswiecenie lego
niezaleznej katedry, Warto
by}oby przylepic list powyz-
sly ma muir tel katedry, aze-
by dac sposobnos6 Polakom
W Buffalo do osadzenia, co
sadzi} pred IL laty organi-
sta Stefan Kami6ski o takich
szopkach, jake obecnie u
rzadza tam warcho1 i schiz-
matyk - biskup Stefan Ka-
mi6ski, Moze bye, re list po-
wyzszy wywrze ma tym sa-
mozwa6czym biskupie podo-
bne wrazenie, jake wywar}
kiedys ma SIP. Kolasihskim.
Jezeli ME, moze pouczy ME
jednego z buffaloskich nieza-
leznych, jakiego rodzaju jest
6w dostojnik koseiola, kt6ry
przez lyle lat zawraca} i'm
glowy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-18
Mrs. J.DerdOWska
329 E. 3-rd Str.
WINONA \, MINI.
NASI AGENCI.

Upowaznieni So do kolektowania
abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepujacy
nasi agenci ~miejscowi:
BAY CITY, Mich, Alexander Niedzielski
BALTIMORE, NJ. d, F . Ziarnowski
CHICOPEE FALLS Mass, " K Szemborski
CHICAGO, III. Max D rengowski
COLUMBUS, Ncbr., Wiltor Tarasinski
FARWEL, Nebr. Franciszek Strzelecki
GRENVILLE, S. Dak:, Jozef G-uba
HOFA PARK, Wis.,, M Kosmick
EVANHOE, MINI, A M Matz
NANTICOKE, Pa" FIR. Jablonski
OAK HILL, Mich, St Pogorzelski
PIKE LAKE, Wis, Adam Bambenek
BEAVER Wis, Jozef N Teszlewicz
SOUTH OMAHA, Nebr. MARGIN S Cera
ST fNNA, Mirn, Adam Waltowski
TARNOW, Nebr, Jan Matyja
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-18

wac sic bedzie "a strajkuja-
cymi kazdy bezstronnY roz-
sadny czlowiek, lecz tylko
wtenczas, gdy spokojnie upo-
minac sic beda Q swe prawa.
o o O. o
z wielu Mast zjezdzaja
pono ,,skaby" do Chicago, by
zajac miejsce strajkier6w.
lego chyba Mkt pochwalit
ME moze. Ma1o jest W Anne
ryce ludzi bez piracy i bez
chleba, jada zatem do Chica-
go ludzie poto, ably wlecej
zarabiac, niz dotad zarabiali,
ME pomni ma to, re CT pra-
kt6rym "a wiele
jest ~podwyzszyc place swym
dawniejszym robotnikom 0
pare cent6w, take ,,skabom"
tylko ma razie obiecuja well
ki zar6bek ,'p6zniej za6 gorzej
ich traktowat .beda cd obec-
strajkier6w. PracodaW-
cy tel So ludzmi, vice ska
bow" szanowac ME NIGGA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-18
Schizma W Detroit.
Detroit, 18'grudnia, 1898.

D0I1O4C, AOco'
Pierwszego grunia r. b. mi
ne1o osm lat cd czasu kiedy
pewna Geese Polak6w, porzu-
cajac Ware swych praojc6w,
wzgardzi}a %prawowita w}adza
koscielna i czepi}a sic 3D.
szczepie6ca i ~schizmatyka.
ex-ksiedza Kolasi6skiego, "a
k}adajac samodzielna parafie.
Bezczelny Kolasi6ski (kt6-
ry ~wprawdzie nosi swiecenia
kap}a6skie) pomimo ma MIN
.ciezacej suspendy, sprawuje
obrzedy katolickiego kap}ana
i ba}amuci }~atwowierny lud,
twierdzac, re posiada upo-
waznienie do swyoh: Gym
noSci cd samego Papieza.
Pred dwoma laty Kolasi6ski
rozpocza} budowe wielkiego
ko5cio}a i 5 czerwca r. p. 3D.
by1o sic npo6wiecenie" we
gielnego kamienia: By}a
to formalna komedya, pofa-
czona z ulicznym pochodem
podobnym do korowodu cyr-
ku. Kolasi6ski ]sprowadzil
sobie jakichs dw6ch szarlata-
now, przebra} ich o%dpowied-
MO i jeden z MICH dokona}
Swietokrsdzkiej ceremonll
po6wiecenia. Pc ukonczenlu
[tejze urzadzono procesye z
cz}onk6w calej tel gfuple]
parafii IL choragwiami i m l'1
zyka o~dprowadzono owych
pseudo biskup6w a W rzeczy
samej prostych oszust6w do
stacyi kolejowej, ME zapomi-
naiac przechodzie 0kOfo mle-
szkania Najprzew. biskupa
|Foley'a, j jeszcze dis ma1o
kto vie tutaj, kto oni byli.
!. Ale daleko wazniejszy teatr
odegra sic " niedziele =
BIN, 0 godzinie 10 pred pc,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-18
WyjScie z ~interesu

Nam jeszcze pewna ilosc
granitowych pomnik6w Cd
S35 do $3.50. Jezeli byskto
sobie zyczy1 nabyc, MECH sic
zglosi a zgodzimy sic co do
ceny, j. Cerny, 524-E. 3rd
Str. Winona, Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-18

pociagaja ta6ce, Q tenn MOI
.naby wiele movie, moze tel
z czasem o tenn i my poga-
wedzimy, ma ten raz zwra-
camy uwage jedynie ma O.
g}oszenia W gazetach pew
nych ta6c6w. - Wiadoma
lest rzecza, re tahce W sobo-
to So przez ko6ci6} zakazane,
O tenn wszyscy katolicy VIE
.dzie6 powinni, a moze tez i
wszyscy wiedza, lecz to BY
najmniej ME przeszkadza ma
Sym m1odszym i starszym
prawowiernym katolikom po-.
lakom urzadzac tahce W So
bote i ma Mich do rama W
niedziele :hulac. Naturalnie
maja oni swoje %wym6wki, ola.
czego w}asnie W sotote tahce
uprawiaja; chociaz z togo,
powyzej powiedzzieli,
ta6c6w dosyc odbywa sic "
inne dni tygodnia, a vice
sobotnie ta6ce So zupe}nie
niepotrzebne. Mogliby6my a.
toll z}ozyc ich wine ma lex
komy6lno6c jake ludzi ME
wyksztalconych a upartych,
lecz co sadzi6 O ~wydawcach
i redaktorach gazet katolic-
kich, kt6rzy take tahce So
botnie og}aszaja i GAIA dusza
do licznego udzia}u W Mich
katolickich swych czytelni-
k6w nawoiuja? Wszak jezeli
kto, to ci panowie, powinni
bye dobrze O przepisach ko-
scio1a p~oinformowani. Me
gorszy to mas, gdy liberalni
redaktorzy podobne og1osze-
MIA z w1asna zachet% ma
przedniejszem miejscu W ga
zetach swych umieszczaja, ale
przebaczyc ME mozemy ia
kiej piracy redaktofom pism
katolickich. Ujdzie, IA przy-
k1ad, panu redaktorowi cd
liberalnej ,,Zgody", gdy Gala
og}oszeh ustawi O
ta6cach sobotnich grup zwia-
zkowych, lecz co powiedziec
O panu redaktorze cd organu
,,Unii", jezeli on tax samo
czyni?> Czy Zarzad glow
ny z%apomnia} o g}6wnych
zasadach ,,Unii", czy ,,Unia"
ma bye katolicka tylko ma
papierze? Czy Przewiel. KS.
kapelan ME czyta organu
,,Unii'? - Niechaj zas mkt
ME sadzi, re organ tel ma
wskro6 katolickiej organiza-
cyl jest jedynem pismem,
kt6re umieszcza take og}o-
szenia. Me masz prawie ga
zety katolickiej, kt6raby sic
tel zdroznosci ME dopuszcza-
la: Coz ci panowie maja ma
swe uniewinnienie? -
Gas panowie oprzestac tel
przewrotnosci. My6my pre-
ciez Polacy katolicy, koscio-.
}owi zawsze wierni, a W tenn
many bye niepos}usznylmrii?.
Jestto jedna z naszych.; w '
narodowych, rs pragniemy
sic popisywac pred innymi
ndsza 0fiarnoSciaL ma dObre
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-18

take hulatyki sobotnie Po-
|lak6w katolik6w? .s..
Zatem upamietajmy sic j
porzucmy grzeszny zwyczaj
og1aszania zabaw hulaszczych
sobotnich, a n~iezawodnie
choc ME cd razu ale z czasem
tel zaka}y sic pozbedziemy.
o o o o
Nades}ano nam yMape
G6rnego Slazka 2 uwzgled-
nieniem st6sunk6w jezyko-
wych, granic powiatowych i
kolei zelaznych". >Opracowai
ia, Wiel. ks. J6zef Gregor,
proboszcz z Tworkowa, wyda{
za6 patryota Kar6l Miarka " y
Mikolowie: - Jest to- praca a,
wyczerpujaca W swym: zak ie'
sic i nieoszacowana, a ;bo-.
idajby6my wszystkich1 cze9ci
Polski mieli parliamentary!
Odzy}aby W mas Polska,
m1odszemu pokoleniu za6 O.
tworzy}yby sic oczy ma zie-
mie rodzinna ojc6w. = Znaj-
dziesz tam praWie wszystko
co W zakres dzisiejszego geo.
grafa wchodzi. Masz tam
grantee wyraznie zakreslone,
krajowe, powiatowe i jezy-
kowe, miasta, miasteczka i
wsie dok}adnie oznaczone,
rzeki, kraj ten polski uzyz-
niajace, starannie narysowa-
ne. Kolei zelaznych siec mad
spodziewanie gesta lecz wy
raznie zestawiona, a co mai
wazniejsza, poznasz cd razu
il CT Polak droge wskazuje.
Masz bowiem koleje rome
poza granice kraju siegajace,
lecz tylko u dw6ch W dial
uciekajacych widnieje napis:
DO Warszawy" i DO Cie~
szyna".
Wiel. Autor o~czywiscie ME
szczedzi} piracy. Podaje CT
zatem ~statystyke ludnosci
polskiej, czeskiej, niemieckiej
i mieszanej oraz polskle
Navy miast wsi j REX, kt6re
dis ma1o komu So znane, DO
je niemcy ma swoje kopyto
przechrzcili. Ten Slask u
Polak6w: zapoznany, przez
Niemc6w cd wicklow "a ME-
miecki okrzyczany, stale
pred Toba W zupe1nie no.
wei, polskiej szacie i KAN
zadaje wszelkim przechwa1-
kom niemieckim. Jezeliby
cos piracy wiel. autora "a
rzucit MONA, to chyba to,
ze ME uwydatnia na1mapie
g6r i dolin i zupe}nie pomija
mineralne i inne bogactwa
kraju. : Me ujmuje to atoli
- -
bynajmniej donioslo6ci.pracy,
a ayczeniem kazdego p1rawego
Polaka bye powinno: ,lDby "
innych dzielnicach | !
praca ia znala7}a lifznyoh
n~asladowc6w!" q
a. solo o o
Cd paru tygodni n6w W
Chicago jest wielki strajk'
Po,czatek by} bardzo nieznacz-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-18

ludniem. Kolasi6ski dokona.
po5wiecenia koscio}a. Ow
fa}szywy kaplan dotychczas.
.k1ama}, 10 Monsg. Satolli
'przybedzie i Kolasi6skiego
bezwyznaniowy ko6ci6l uro.
|czy6cie %po6wieci. Ma zapyta-
ME sic pewnego o%bywatela
arcybiskup Satolli odpowie-
dial, ze ME przybedzie, gdyz
Gala ia parafia o%drzucona
Jest cd Ko6ciola rzymsko-ka-
tolickiego.
Pc ogloszeniu owego listu,
Kolasi6ski widzac, re jego:
,,wierni" sic buntuja, zapo-
wiedzia}, re biskup Hrynie-
wiecki zajmie miejsce Satolle-
go i ko6ci6l ~wy6wieci, = ale
i tn chybi} celu. Tersz " O..
statnia niedsiele powiedzia}
wyraznie, 70 ami delegat pa
'piezki AMI te& biskup Hrynie-
wiecki, ale zupelnie .inny
reprezentant .Ko6cio}a PREY.
bedzie, W niedziele pred
.Bozem Narodzeniem ko6ci6f
%po6wieci, a Sato1li bedzie
zmuszonym opu6cic Amery-
ke ola tego, 70. ME us}ucha}
OLGA sw. ME chcac uznac Ko-
lasi6skiego "a ,,najlepszego''
kaplana W swiecie! g.
By}oby to zanadto wszyst-
kie Kolasifskiego k}amstwa
wyliczac, ola tego ograni-
czam sic ma wzmiance, re on
co tydzie6 zmienia swe zda-
ME stosujac~ sic do okolicz-
nosci. K1amie ola pieniedzy
i doprego bytu; ale ola czego
Polacy MI wierza? Przyznac
trzeba, re W parafii tel niema
ami jednego inteligentnego
%cz4owieka, kt6ryby by@ W
stanie wszelkie Kolasihskie-
go k}amstwa skombinowac i
przekonac sic, re Kolasihski
jest oszustem mad oszusta-
mi. Zdaje mi sic, re zadna
narodowosc ME popiera tax
mocno cudotw6rc6w i reli-
gijnych oszust6w, jak to czy-
MIA nasi bracia Polacy... Do
Kolasihskiego zgrai nalezy
mniej wiecej 1000 familii,
sk}adajacych sic z najbied-
niejszei klasy. CT oba}amuce'
nj ludzie, MONA movie, pre-
padaja "a Kolasi6skim W tax
wysokim stopniu, re chociaz'
by sam Pan Bog sic polka
za}, albo dyabe} ich zywcem
bra1, nicby ich to ME obcho-
Dido, byle tylko Kolasi6ski
mimi dowodzi}.
Postepowanie tel bezboznej
partyi zha6bilo Gala Polonie
W Detroit - i to przez jed
nego niegodnego cz}owieka.
Music jeszcze nadmienit,
re laden skolasi6czyk6w,
chociazby by} najbiedniej-
Sym, zadnego wsparcia cd
miasta ME dostanie,Si choeby
umar}, miasto go niechowa;
navel trudno i'm jest dostat
piracy, - a to wszystko 2, po-
wodu Kolasi6skiego. On sam
miescie pokazac sic ME
m'ze. Katolicy, metodysci,
baptysci, zydzi j poganie "a
.czepiaja go jak wrony sowe,
obrzucaja b}otem i z ulicy
spedzaja. Ale re on zawsze
piiany, mic sobie z tego ME
rohi TAX Swiecenie" Wypad--
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-18

w uzupe}nieniu powyzsze-
go ]istu wypada nam nadmie-
mic, ze pisal go ME kto inny,
jak 6wczesny organista Ste
fan Kami6ski, kt6remu PREY
znac nalezy, ze bardzo traf-
ME, uczciwie j rzetelnie oce-
nil 6wietokradzkie postapie-
ME detroickiego schizmatyka.
KS. Kolasihski, mole bye,
ze pod ~wplywem tego listu,
uznal nastepnie sw6j b1ad,
sic pokucie koSciel-
nei j - nawr6cil sic.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-11-02
REACHED NO AGREEMENT.

Chicago, Oct. 80. = Both conven.
tions of the Interstate Commerce Law
League adjourned sine die, without
making any effort at reconciliation,
and as a consequence there will be
two regularly organized bodies work
ing in the interests of railroad rate
legislation. The title of the new asso-
citation, after much discussion, was
selected as the Federal Rate Regula-
ton Association. N. w. Mcleod, the
temporary chairman of the anti-con-
vention, was elected president, and an
executive board of vlce-presidents
from the different states represented
was elected by different states and
ratified by the convention as whole.
The purposes Of the new organiza-
ton, as outlined by the president, and
by G. X. Venting, Of San Francisco,
are to be the same as that of the regu.
lar body, except that the views Of the
regular body are not to be followed as
set forth in the resolutions.
Besides the board OF vice-presidents
President Mcleod was authorized to
select board Of twelve delegates at
large to formulate the bylaws and
rules of the association.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-11-02

throughout the city. The revolutions
lists and active agitators generally de-
clared loudly that the governments
promises would no longer suffice, and
that the strike must be continued.
The count has already selected the
members of his cabinet He will him
self hold no portfolio. All the pres
emit ministers except those OF war,
navy and foreign affairs will be retir-
ed Prince Alexis Obolensky, one Of
the counts former assistants In the
ministry of finance, will become min
lister of the interior. M, Romanoff, an
other assistant to the minister, Will
take the finance portfolio; M. Koni,
at present senator and Russia's
ablest jurist, will be minister Of JUS
tice; M. Krovosovsky, president OF the
st. Petersburg municipal council, will
take the ministry Of education, and
M. Zeigler Won Schaffhausen, chief Of
the railroad department Of the minis
try of finance, will become minister Of
ways and means.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-11-02
NEW TRADE AGREEMENT
WITH BERLIN AUTHORITIES

1906.
Second, customs and customs CHI
canery
Third, veterinary and sanitary
laws.
Fourth, the fundamentals of new
German,American trade and shipping
treaty"
The conference continued for FIVE
hours. Reports of what the discus
slons brought out will be arranged by
the secretary of the commercial treaty
association and formally presented to
the government with other material.
The prevailing tone Of the meeting
was serious and there was an evident
desire to reach a basis that might be
acceptable to the United States with.
out impairlng German trade
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-11-02
MANY CITIES ISOLATED;
OFFICIALS ARE ALARMED

London, Oct. 3O.--Special dispatches
to the London morning newspapers
depict the situation in Russia In the
gloomiest terms. But few Of them
dare to venture predictions as to the
outcome. According to the st. Peters
burg correspondent Of the Daily Mail
everything depends on the nature OF
the new reforms about to be publish
ed. The correspondent says 1t is i'm
possible for the present state Of af-
fairs to be prolonged, and that either
absolute calm will Immediately return
through the resumption of work by
the strikers or there will be general
resort to violence.
The st. Petersburg correspondent
Of the Daily Telegraph believes that
the autocracy Is dying very hard but
very fast and ventures to record his
conviction that before long Russia
will have taken her place among the
constitutional powers of Europe. At
the same time he is apprehensive that
the only man who can be charged
with the realization Of this program
may meet the tragic fate Of that 9th
er Russian who attempted to intro
duce constitution, Alexander II.
There is as yet no reliable news of
the reported mutiny and incendiarism
in the Russian navy. The Odessa
correspondent Of the Daily Mail says
he has received news from Sebasto-
pol that the news of breaking out
Of mutiny is absolutely unfounded.
The British postoffice department
has arranged for the dispatch of mails
for Russia by the resumption Of rail
road communication.
Moscow. - All the employees of the
water and gas works and street rail
way lines struck.
The governor general has issued a
proclamation to the effect that traffic
on the Nickolai and Moscow and Ka-
Fan lines will be restored and that the
strike will not prevent the city from
being supplied with provisions of
which there is an ample stock.
The governor adds that for the pro-
lection of peaceable people troops
have been posted throughout the city
and that they will fire with ball cart
ridges in the case of even the small
est gathering of people or the slight
est sign of disorder. The proclama-
ton concludes with an appeal to the
residents to pursue their daily avoca-
lions calmly.
Riga.-The strikers here have plum
dered' gun shop and seized num-
Der of rifles and revolvers and guam
tity of ammunition. The crowds went
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-11-02
The CzAR'S PROCLAMATION.
Emperor Nicholas Yields to his People
and Issued Manifesto.

1--WE, Nicholas the Second, by the
grace of God Emperor and Autocrat OF
all the Russias, Grand Duke of Fin
land, etc., declare to all our faithful
subjects that the troubles and agita-
ton in our capitals and In numerous
other places fill our heart with excess
sive pain and sorrow.
"The happiness Of the Russian
sovereign is indissolubly bound up
with the happiness of our people, and
the sorrow of our people is the sorrow
of the sovereign.
From the present disorders may
arise great national disruption. They
menace the integrity and unity of our
empire.
"The supreme duty imposed upon us
by our sovereign Office requires us ia
efface ourself and to use all the force
and reason at our command to hasten
in securing the unity and coordination
of the power Of the central govern
ment; and to assure the success oil
measures for pacification in all circles
of public life, which are essential to
the well-being of our people.
1--WE, therefore, direct our govern
ment to carry out our infeXible will in
the following manner:
"Flrst-To extend to the population
the immutable foundations of civic
liberty, based on the real inviolability
of person, freedom Of conscience,
speech, union and association.
Second - Without suspending the
already ordered elections to the state
douma, to invite the participation in
the douma, so far as the limited time
before the convocation of the douma
will permit those classes of the popu-
lation now completely deprived Of
electoral rights, leaving the ultimate
development Of the principle of the
electoral right in general to the newly
established legislative order Of things.
Third - To establish as an I'M
changeable rule that no law shall be
enforcible without the approval of the
state douma, and that 1t shall be posi-
BILE for the elected of the people to ex-
ercise real participation in the super
vision of the legality of the acts of the
authorities appointed by us.
I'VE appeal to all faithful sons of
Russia to remember their duty to-
ward the fatherland, to aid in termi-
mating these unprecedented troubles
and to apply their forces, In co-opera-
ton with us, to the restoration Of
calm and peace upon our natal soil.
"Given at Peterhof, October 30, in
the eleventh year of our reign.
NICHOLAS"
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-11-02
LOUBET LEAVES MADRID:
DISRUPTION In CABINET

met. Villa Neuva maintains that as
supreme head Of the navy he should
not receive lower decoration than
the head of the army.
French circles hold that Villa Neu-
vas action is the result of his un-
sympathetic sentiments toward
France and it is said that the incident
will result in his retirement from the
cabinet. The premier is seeking to
prevent the disruption going beyond
the ministry of marine, but other re-
tirements including that Of minister
of finance, are said to be imminent.
In government circles it is said that
Senior Reyes will not surrender the
premiership until after the conclusion
of the Moroccan conference.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-11-02
BODY MANGLED BY CARS.
Wealth Lady, 80 Years old, Disappears
From New York.

New York, Oct. 30. = With $4,000
worth of jewelry and large sum Of
money in her possession, Mrs. Mar.
garet Todd, a very wealthy woman, 80
years old, left the Hoffman apartment
house, 20 West Twenty-sixth street,
which she owned and where she lived,
saying that she was going to visit
friends in East Orange, N. j. Later
when 1t was learned that she had not
reached her dest ion the police
were requested to loo..'for her.
The mystery of her disappearance
was cleared up, when dispatch was
received from Philadelphia stating
that woman identified as Mrs. Todd
had been found frightfully mangled
beside the tracks Of the Philadelphia
G. Reading railroad, near Paramount
Park, and had died in the hospital.
How Mrs. TODD met with the accident
or how she happened to be in Phila.
delphia Is not known.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-11-02

Madrid, Oct. 49, = President Lou
bets visit to Madrid was concluded
this evening without special incident.
He was accompanied to'the station by
King Alfonso and left for Lisbon at
6:15 o'clock. He will reach the Por-
tuguese frontier early.
The ministerial crisis augments
owing to the peculiar attitude of the
friends of Minister of Marine Villa
Nueva, who objected to President Lou
bet bestowing the cross of the Legion
of Honor on him after comforting a
higher order on General Weyler, the
minister of war.
The action Of Senior Villa Nueva
created a serious incident and is
threatening a disruption of the cab
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-11-02

Berlin, Oct. 3O.-A private confer
ence took place Monday in the rooms
Of the commercial treaty association
regarding the proposed new trade ag-
reement with the United States, It
was attended by many representa-
tiyes Of important commercial inter
ests. n
Representatives Of the foreign Office,
the interior department and the Prus-
sian ministry OF commerce were pres
emit and stimulated discussion by ask
ing suggestions as to the lines that
Germany's requests to the United
States should take. The order Of the
day contained these points:
First, our relations to the United
states and the necessity Of fresh
trade agreement before March l..