davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-23
S%Ocyalisci Walcza.
Hura!
Mech zyje OsWiata!

Dalej Bracia W kap'ta}y,
wysadzajmy w'asc;cieli, bierz-
my i'm majatek ca|y wype~
danny wiezyc'eli. A obroh-
COW wlascicieli. rozbVmy ma
wszystkie strony. tedy bez
trudu Small zabierzem pie
n'adz z'"zony. Gdy juz wszy~
stkich rozpedz'my at ma 3czy
4 strony do pieniedzy sic
rzucimy pewni. u ME
ma obrony. TUT zyd-
kowie W slime glossy.
Mich tupiac zawolali. by COLO
vie swoie nosv do pieniedzy
ME wtykali. Redaktarzy roz~
prawiaja - toe panowie ro-
botnicy wrogowie nam
przcszkadzaia. pilnuicie ich ma
ulicy. My tym czascm re zyd-
kami wszystek pieniadz poll
'czymy pol'czywszy jak wy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-23
ME WIERZYKAM temu, mo

ME WIERZYKAM temu, mo.
villa ona. Setki m6wily te same
rzeczy a p6zniej przekona}y sic 0
prawdzie. PAM Anna Rustaw va z
Leo, MINI. pisze: By}am chora
przez try a4ugie lata, lecz ME
mog}am zmiarkowaG co mi byfe.
Pr6bowa1am wiele lekarstw bez
skutku i s~tracilam DUO pieniedzy
na mic. Pewnego dnia moi sasiad
Sztik poradzi1 mi spr6bowac lekare
stwo zwane Gomozo. Me wierzy-
lam ably mi ono pomog}o, lecz CITE
ry butelk, wyleczy}o' mnie zupef-.
ME.
DR.. Piotra Gomozo wyleczylo
zrobi}o sobie wiele przyjaci6l mig
dry tymi, kt6rzy ME bardzo wiee
rzyli W to lekarstwo. Sc oni teraz
jego najzagorzalszemi p%odporami.
Me pytaj aptekarza o DR.. Piotra
Gemozo; ME jest to lekarstwo ap-
teczne, lecz jest d~ostarczane przez
w}asciclela DR.. Peter Fahrney ll2-.
ia S. Hoyne Ave, Chicago, Ill. Il.
- - -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-23
Bardzo niskie raty ma tfusty
i zimowe wycieczki.

Koleja Western. Z okazyi
t}ustego wtorku, tykiety e1kursyj~
ne sprzedawane beda do Nowego
Orlinu cd l do ) Marca w}acznie,
oraz do Eowego Orleanu s Marca
do pociag6w przybywaja do Nowe-
20 Orleanu W pofudaie Z Marca, Z
dogodnem ograniczeniem czasu do
powrotu. Tykiety exkursyjne SO
tukze ma sprzedaz kazdego dnia pc
cenach znizonych. do g}6wnych
mie1 DC zimowyoh wycieezek " Sta
mach Zjednoczonych Mexico. Q
1upe}ne informacye zglos,t sic do
agent6w koleji Chicago d North
Western.
+s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-23
ROSYA. W Rust p

/ - ROSYA. W ,,Rusi" pc
tersburskiej umiescil znany
publicysta rossyjski Nestor
(Swatkowski) artyku}, W
zaprzecza stanowczo
pog}oskom, jakoby Polacy no.
sill sic z zamiarem urzadze-
MIA powstania. Nostor pisze,
10 pogloski to r%ozsiewaja u
my6lnie obiudni nprzyjacie-
10" Rosyi, udajacy jej 3yczli-
.wo6c. Dalej pisze, il szczeg6l-
IA trwoga przejmuje pola.
k6w W Kongres6wce No my6]
o okupacyi ziem polskich
przez prusak6w, " kt6rej mo-
|1liwosc Nestor ME wierzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-23

wac tam ma zupelne= r %,
przezenie i anarchia. Wojsko
nietylko ME %utrzymuje po-
rzadku i 1adu, lecz bierze u
dial W rabunkach i ma VIA
sna reke prowadzi rozboje.
Oficerowie ME mieszaja sic
%przewaznie do niczego, pod
of:eerowie zas ustawicznie
pijani, swieca zo}nierzom maj
gorszym przyk}adem. Opo-
w'iadano 0 fakcie, jednym 2
licznych, ze " pustej ulicy
dwaj kozacy napadli pewne-
go przechodnia i zazadalii
pieniedzy. Zabrali mu ME tyl-
ko got6wke, ale nawet port
monetke i zegarek z }ahcusz-
klein, poczem ulotnili sic. j
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-23


blwem. W calyma swiecie
wssystkie prawa, zwyc'ezymy
wszystko razem.
(Socyalisci z bebnem i mu-
Izyka maszeruja do walk.
Hura!
Torram. pam. BAN. trullulu.
przeciez my sic doczekali =
tram. pam. BAN, trullulu, re
bedziemy uzywali. : tram
pam. BAN. tullulu, roznych
Sw'atowych radosc,, z well
k'ch bogactw z wielkich WHO
Sci. Tram. pam. BAN. tul|ulu,
tran, pam. ba n tullulu. ME
bedziem w'ele rob,li. tram. BAN.
tullulu bedziem jedi bedz EN-
pill. tram. pam, BAN, tullulu.
Bedziem pop'jat szampana |
dobre winka &c dzbana tram
pam. BAN. tullulu. tram.
pam BAN. tullulu ME "a
brakoie I przekask,. tram,
pam, BAN. trullulu W kiesze-
nj beda p'eniazki, tram, pam.
BAN. tullulu, tut potrawki
wymySlone. beda ma stol
wyseawione, tram pam, BAN.
trullulu. tram. pam. bam,
trullulu. Me zabraknie Iegu~
miny. mySlac oniej }ykam
tram. pam. BAN. trul-
lulu. Bedziem Jedi bedz'em
pill ! ma wzajem sic cieszyli.
tram, pam. BAN, tullulu;
tram. pam. bam. trullu. uto-
czymy do szklanicy. pi~ka co
znajdziem W piwn'cy tram,pam,
BAN, tul!u'u. P!wko za5 sma-
kuje mile pc ;edzeniu. " kaz-
da chwile; tram. pam. BAN
tullulu,- tram. pam, BAN. tul~
lulu ME zabraknie nam mu-
zyki, W tahcach bedziem mice
Spiewniki, tram, pam. BAN.
tullulu Ach toe rzec7ywiscie
niebo bedzie ola czIeka he'd
nego. tram, pam. BAN, tulIu-
lu, tram, pam. BAN, tul|ulu,
komuz to d. zawdz ECZEMA,
bedzie "a tx dobre m;enia.
tram. pam. BAN, talla|a.
Wszak to naszym redaktorom
"a ich bazgranine sk6ra tram,
pam. BAN. tullu'u. tram. pam.
BAN tulluIu, chi to ma mas wply.
nell tram, pam. bam tullulu.
by mas dobrze oSwlecili, tram,
tram. pam. BAN. tullulu. To
tel jako oswieceni kazdy. z mas
rozumnie czyoi tram, pam.
BAN. tullulu. tram, pam. BAN ,
tullulu Gdy luz. w;emy CO
zrobimy tram. pam. BAN.
tullu. z piekia niebo uczyni~
my, tram. Yam. ba m, tullu!u.
Al sic SERGE s!odSo smieje,
gdy sic ma take nadz:e,e, ii
sic naje j maple a bez piracy
sobie zyje cha cha cha -
cha cha cha tram. pam, BAN.
tullulu.
! Prosze s~zanownych czyt~l-
nikow i szaoowne c>yteln'cz-
XII. aby$c.e sic z mego pisa
MIA W dalszym ciagu nie SIN ali
S0cyalisci Walcza.
Hura!
Mech zyje OsWiata!
Dalej Bracia W kap,ta}y,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-23
WIEDEN,

EN! - ---t
,,Zeit" przynosi kilka auten-
tycznych5informacyi z War
szawy, kt6re wykazuja, ze to,
co sic dziejje " Warszawje,
ME Jest ami bezrobbociem, AMI
rewoluc,ya, lecz wprost anar-
CHA. Zar6wno wojsko i poll
eva, jak i robotnicy schodza
ma plan drugi, a grasuje g}6~
wnie mot}och uliczny, zajmu'
JAG sic grabieza i rabunkiemr'
Zdarzaja sic czeste wypadki
ze pod sklepy i magazyny:
rabujacy zajezdzaja z w6zka'
mi i wprost }aduja "a ME to-
war. - G}6d 1aozyna " mics
Gle ~panowac, brakuje chleba'
gdyz piekarnie ~pozamykane
-GRANICA. Wedlug opo
wiada6 podr6znych przyby
wajacychtl 2 Warszawy, PIANO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-23

FRANCYA. w tych dniach
odby} sic W Paryzu wielki
meeting z protestem przeciw-
ko zaj6ciom " Rosyi.- Wzie-
10 W MIN udzial 5000 os6b.
Pierwszy p~rzemawia} Ruba-
novice ma temat smutnego
polozenia proletaryatu. So
cyalistyczny deputowany ia
ures przedstawi} historyczny
rozw6j stosunk6w socyalis-
tycznych W Rosyi. Presence
wywodzil, re powodu ostat-
Mich zajst socyalna demokra-
eva przyjdzie W Rosyi do
stern. Zgromadzenie przyje}o
porzadek dzienny, wyrazajacy
narodowi rosyjskiemu SYM
patyq i potepiajacy zajScia z
dnia % stycznia. - Zgroma-
dzenie zako6czono odspie-
waniem pie6ni robotniczych.
Po zgromadzeniu ma Avenue
de la Republique rzucono W
grippe ajent6w policyjnych i
gwardzist6w maszyne piekiel-
ma. Dwaj policyanci lekko
ranni. Avenue de la Repu-
blique zamkne}a policya. Ma
sigma piekielna nape}niona
byla gwozdziami; wyrzadzila
ona .tylko male szkody, wy
pablo kilka szyb W przyleg-
}ych domach. Aresztowano
dwie osoby n~azwiskiem Bal
lii j Chevalier. Ostatni jest
s}uchaczem praw. Chevalier
mial lekka rane ma rece.
Twierdzi on, re rama pocho-
dzi . ukaszenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-23
Z d u |js|;||W''llIIA!T'A.3=
ii..t..S &
gS:H

PETERSBURG. 20 stralsz-
liwej rzezi, alka satrapi, oota-
~czajacy tron cara urzadzili,
:zamnknieto teatry W mie6cie Z
wyjatkiem cesarskiego tea
tru:Aleksandra. Gdy W czasie
przedstawienia scene zaciem-
Mono, odezwal sic wkr6d wi
dz6w CLOS ~wzywajacy publicz-
nose do wyj5cia z teatru, DO
to dzie6 wielkiej za}oby i ma
pomnienia ola wyzszych sta
now, ably sic po}aczyly z lu-
dem celem wytworzenia pan
silva wolnego p'rzez zrzucenie
'ciemiezycieli. Pc tel przemo-
vie zajaSnialo 6wiat}o W tea
trze - publicznos6 zacze}a
sic t}oczyc do wyjScia, a 6w
m6wca zrzuci1 re siebie
wierzchnie ukraine raezkie i
przekszta}ci1 sic W m1oda lad
ma panne, a pod opieka mez-
czyzn wydosta} sic szcze6li-
vie z teatru. Policyantom mi
mo wielkich usi}owa6 ME
uda}o sic wy6ledzic tel osoby.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-23
FRANCYA. Dwie bonn

- Dwie bonn
by odkryto W Paryzu. W nocy
ma poniedzia}ek znalaz}a poll.
eva W hotelu Long, W kt6-
rym mieszka sekretarz rosyj-
skiej ambasady ks. Tru-
becki bonnie z palacym sic
lontem. Zgaszono go natych-
miast i W ten spos6b zapo-
biegnieto VEGAS niebezpie-
cze6stwu. Druga bomba rzu-
coma zosta}a ma dom PREY
Avenue do la Republique, W
kt6rym odbywalo sic w}aSnie
zebranie socyalist6w protes-
przeciw zajsciom pc
tersburskim W dniu % BIN.
'Bomba wpad}a W grenade
olicyant6w;iagwardyi repu-
blika6skiej, zrani}a dw6ch
gwarzidst6w i dwie przecho.
[dzace mimo kobiety, trzecie'
mu gwardziscie strzaska}a
bro6. Eksplozya byla bardzo
~gwa}towna, pomimo to ME
wyrzadzila wiekszych szk6d
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-23
Ola OsWjec0nych pan6W
sOcyalist6W.
Socyali6ci ZWycieza.

Socyalista: Dalei bracia,
do oswiaty. DO nam tego jest
potrzeba, be- MEL Mkt ME jest
bogaty I ME robi Z ziemi ME-
ba. Dalej bracia. oswiecajmy
wszech po sw'ecie robotn'~
kow, do ~czytania zachfcajmy
naszech gazet i kronik6w.
Przedstawmy i'm W dobrem
sw,etle, jak bogaty z ubog'e~
go bogaci sic niby W pickle
z robotn'ka mizeroego. Ale
czekajcie bogacze, my wan
tego dokazemy. ME ola was
to te ko'acze, my je W przy-
sz}osc' pojemy. Mech sic tyl-
ko wiekszesc ]udu zbierze w
dobre, pomyslnosci, to wan
zab;erzem bez trudu vase
bogactwa wEo,ci. Dzis'a) wy
,eszcze panama., my wan mu~
shiny pracowac. lecz w przy~
szlosci, wy poddaoi. bedz'ecie
nam us|uso~a6. Dz,siaj my
n'ewoIn,kam;. DO , ksjeza ma
mas }aja. czech - ma Mich
zgrzytam zebam' CO CT
ksiexa wymysla!a. Czekaj~
Gle wy burzyciele CO SIC zw'e-
Gle kaplanam'. my wan wska~
lem choe w kosciele, ze my
waszymi panami Toe
pahstwowe zwicrzchnosci "
n,czem sic ME don.yslaja. il
biednych mas be- litoSci fa~
brykanci okradsja; vice W
przyszlosci~ takich %ciemnych
cd urzed6w usuniemy, a "
ich miejsce ludzi madrych ns
urzedach postawiemy. A kr6-
,ewska | cesarska, zbijemy
i'm glow korony. W ten
czas, przyjda nam lax rzeka,
wszystkie swiatowe fortuny.
Teraz zyjemy jak W pickle,
gdyz bogacze wszystko maj:
nam robie jak zwyklt
do tego : mas wyszydzaia. =
fAle czekajcie wrogowie
mech Sic dobrze oswiecimy
" ten czas : piekla nam Ii;
zdrowie, dla mas niebo uczy'
nimy. Bravo bracia. toe n;
pewno. 0 TEN wiemy. Il ME
II - %%.&A
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-23

Re szkofy. " pewnej szkole, ma
nauce religii, jedna z dziewczynek
mia}a odczytac historye o stworze.
niu Envy. Ma koncu STRONGLY czyta
,,Nie dobrze jest bye cz}owieko-
wi samemu. Dam mu towarzyszke
zyc,a."
W TEN miejscu odwr6ci1a kartke
i czyta dalej:
MA bye M 800 }okci d}uga, so
}okci szeroka, 80 wysoka, zewnatrz
i wewnatrz wYlana smo}a."
(Dziecko odwr6ci1o dwie kartk;
zamiast jednej i czytafo " dalszym
ciagu historye . arce Noe{o).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-23
Z Leo !, MINI.
Do naszych R0dak6W.

Szanowni Bracia Rodacy!
Przeciesmy wszyscy polacy.
Toe porzutmy nasze wady. a
sluchajmy dobre) rAdy. kt6ra
nam g|osza kaplani. nasi pa
.sterze. plebani = bySmy ME
czytaIi zlego liberalizmu NIECE
nego. - Wszak te be1bozne
bazgraly. te niecne zle liberia
}y, to trucizna bardzo zEa,
ktora z mas ME kazdy :zna.
A najgorsza trucizna, ia ia.
dowita zgnilizna. jest bezboz~
ny socyalizm W swej chy-
trosc' przeb'eg'y lis 90 to tru-
c,zna jest zdz,alana przez WIZ
ga. zlego szatana. Ably otruc
ludzka dusze dostac ia W
swe katusze. take brednie kto
wypija. ten ohydnie sic zabi~
ia. - Wszakze zoam ludzi u
czciwych poboznych spra-
w%iedliwych, ktorzy. gdy je)
ME spijal,, dobrymi ludzmi
bywali. Gdy ia teraz opi;aja.
wszystkiego zar.iedbywaja.
Juz ME chodza do kosciola,
n'czem IL Mich Boska chwala.
L kosciola i. ksiezy szydza
dobrych ludzi nienawidza.
Juz i " czasie Wielkanocy
pograzeni W ciemnej nocy -
BIO ME ida do spowiedzi -
wiedza mich to sasiedzi. l z
kad sic stall takimi, 2 dobrych
bezboznymi To zdzia-
tally z|e gazety. socyalistyczne
A vice MECH sic
kazdy strzeze. kto chce zostat
.dobrej wierze, cd czytaoia
liberat6w, socyalizmu, baz-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-23

h. CAMEN. Ola kopalni MO
nopol" szyb Grille" poszu:
kiwano W gazetach DUO ro:-
botnik6w "a dobra zap}ata do
nak}adania kysu. Zgloailo sic
kilku z okolicy Paderbornu.
Przerzeczono i'm $50 NIX. w
sobote ich wyplacono j "
miejsce przyrzeczonych $50
mrk., dano tylko cd 4-4,20
M. W poniedzia}ek owl robot
nicy przy}aczyli sic do bez-
robocia porzucajac prace. TAX
wyzyskuja robotnik6w agen-
ci, kt6rych jak sic dowiedzia-
lem W pozna6skiem pe1no
sic kreci, ably polskich ro-
botnik6w takze W pole wy
wiesc j ma koszta narazic.
Radacy miejsie sic ma bacz-
nosci. ~ niedziele spot
kalem W ~pociagu do Kolonii
wielkq iloSc ruskich podda-
nych, kt6rzy byli W drodze
"a Ocean, ably ME isc ma plac
boju i STAG sic pastwa woj-
n.y.. Ludzie ci przeszli grant
ce p%otajemnie pieszo. Byli z
okolic Wilma i prawie sami
mezczyzni, lecz wszyscy W
odzieniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-23

Wiadomosci violence. Japohczy-
cy, to take liche POSTAGE, re ich
nasz zo}nierz cd razu trzech ma ba-
gnet nadzieje, a a wezwa} do sic
bic cara japohskiego zagrozi} mu:
zebys mi sic wiecej ME buntowa}
- przebaczam ci po rae ostatni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-23

$50 = - - ar. $3.50. - = vE+rr. %s
W wiejskiej restauracyi. Nova
.s{uzaca Jagusia podajac panu ss-
dziemu gminnemu pieczeh, wylewa
mu sos ma ubranie. Sedzia zrywa- !.
sic wsciek}y.
- Mech sic wielmosny ME ME
martwi - szepce slodkim gfosem
Jsgusia - many jeszeze dosyc
sosu W kuchni.
Nauczyciel. - Co to znaczy: "
poole czo}a spozywac bedziesz
chleb powziedni?
Uczen. - ia my6le, re trzeba
jese, az sic cz}owiek spool.
z Interest,". - Tatko, lie zeb6w
ma cz}owiek? - pyta synek denty
stg.
20 wiele "a ma{o - moi SYM
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-06-27
CHARGED WITH FoRGERY.
Additional Warrant Issued in Phil
adslphia Filtration Bureau
Scandal.

Philadelphia, June 24.-Much sur
prise was occasioned Friday by the is
suance of an additional warrant for.
the arrest of John w. Hill, former
chief of the Filtration bureau, on the
charge of forgery to the amount Of
$4,000 in connection with filtration
contracts. Hill, on Wednesday, was
given hearing before magistrate on
similar charges and is now under
$4,000 bail for his appearance at court.
AS in the case Of the previous warrant
the affidavit was signed by Captain OF
Detectives James I. Donaghy and
charges Mr.. Hill, as chief of the bureau
of filtration, with forgery in causing
the utterance and publication Of false
records OF work done by Daniel ]. Nc
Nichol, contractor, for the purpose
Of defrauding the city. The contracts
in connection with which the alleged
offense was committed are not speci-
fed in the af1davit.
The warrant was served on Mr.. Hill
by Capt. Donaghy. while he was in
conference with Attorney Magill, his
council, in the latter's office.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-06-27
MuRDEREss IN TROUSERS.
Declares She Killed False Lover and
His Wife and Then Dis
appears.

Baltimore, Md.-A remarkable story
Of love and revenge was told here by q
woman found in mans clothing. Har-
vey McGill, Baltimore county farmer,
saw what he supposed to be man ly-
ing unconscious on dump just outside
the city. In giving assistance the farm
er discovered that the sick person in
corduroy trousers and rough coat and
shirt was a woman.
Upon recovering from the fainting
spell in which the farmer found her, the
woman, who is about IS years old,
begged him not to reveal her sex. Then
she told him that she was native OF
Mexico. Her mother was Mexican,
her father American. When young
woman she fell in love with an Amer.
lean. He promised to marry her, the
day was set, but he disappeared She
determined to find him, and, after a long
search, located him in another town He
was married. Infatuated by her discov.
cry she procured a pistol and killed hin
and his wife. Since then she had been
a fugitive and had travelled through the
southern states
McGill tried to detain the woman, but
she hurried away after telling hel
story He informed the police, who
| hunted in vain for the woman.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-06-27
Vessels Collide on st. Clair River,
Both Foundering-Cook and
Wife Drown.

Detroit, Mich, June 24.-The
wooden steamers City Of Rome and
Linden oollided early Friday in the
st. Clair river opposite Tashmoo Park
and both were sunk. Two members
of the crew Of the Linden, the cook
and his wife. were drowned The
other members Of both crews escaped
in safety from the sinking boats. The
City Of Rome was bound down with q
cargo of iron ore. and the Linden was
up-bound. or Tashmoo Park the Lin
den, 1t is said. suddenly sheered and
rammed the City of Rome, damaging
her 80 that the steamer sank almost
Immediately 60 feet off the Tashmoo
dock. The Linden, although also bad.
ly damaged, limped along until off the
head Of Russell Island, where she sank
in the channel. ALI the members Of
the crew excepting the cook and his
wife escaped from the sinking boat.
The Lindeu's cabin and upper works
broke away from the hull as the
steamer went down and, with the cap
tain on 1t, drifted some distance down
stream, where It grounded on a shoal.
The City Of Rome was built at Cleve-
land in 1881 and belonged to the J.
G. Gilchrist feet.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-06-27
CHICAGO POLITICIAN DEAD.
1sesr Kiolbassa, Prominent ofnoial,
Dies Of Blood Poisoning-
Long, Useful Life.

Chicago, June "a. - Peter Kiolbassa,
former building commissioner and city
treasurer, died at st. Mary Of Nazareth
hospital, Friday. Death resulted from
blood poisoning and compilations due to
a slight injury to his foot received nine
weeks ago. Mr.. Kiolbassa was born In
upper Silesia, Russia, October Is, 1888.
In 1856 his parents brought him to the
United States and settled u Karnes
county, Tex. There they formed the first
Polish colony In America, naming it
Parma Maria Virgin Mary). At thia
place the first polish church was built,
Young Kiolbassa became the drss
sehool-teaoher and church oYgsniss.
Later he went to Mexico.
At the outbreak Of the civil war he
was forced to Join the con1sdsyatA
troops. From 1877 to 1879 he was q
member of the state legislature and In
1891 he was elected city treasurer Of CHI
cago on the democratic ticket. From
1895 to 1898 he was alderman from the
Sixteenth ward. He was building COM
missioner under Mayor Harrison from
1901 to 1903. In 1903 he became a men,
Der Of the board of local improvements,
holding that Office at the time Of biz
death
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-06-27
WORTH. A THOUGHT.
This Statement willInterest
Scores Of Cresco Readers.

The facts given below are worth q
perusal by all who are anxious about
their physical condition or are SINH
larry situated to this resident of Cres-
co 1t is local occurrence and can
be thoroughly Investigated.
John E. Peck, produce dealer OF
Peck ST., says: II am more than salts
fed with the results obtained from the
use OF Doan's Kidney Pills and recon-
mend them as preparation of more
than ordinary merit. For some years
had attacks of kidney complaint de-
spite the fact that used remedy after.
remedy. When In. the acute stage
sometimes the pain across my back
was almost uncomfortable, rendering it
impossible to lift anything or to stoop5
without suffering excruciating agony.
Even when the severe pain was not in
evidence lameness and soreness
across the small Of my back was often
pronounced every evening and accom-
panying the backache trouble with
the kidney secretions existed. Read
ing about Doan's Kidney Pills induced
me to go to the Shuttleworth Drug
Co.'S store for box. Gradually they
lessened the pain attending that attack
until it disappeared. This prepara-
ton acts directly upon the kidneys.
You can tell that from the change in
the condition of the kidney secretions
When they become normal the back
ache ceases.''
For sale by all dealers. Price Soc.
Foster-Mitburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y,
tsole agents for the U. S.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no substitute
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-06-27
LODI THE SCENE
OF FIERCE RIOTS
BLooDsHED OCCURS IN STREETS
OF THE CITY.
TROOPS STORM BARRIcADEs
n Battle Between Strikers and Cos
sacks Fifty Persons Are Killed
and 800 Wounded-Reign
Of Terror.

Lode, Russian Poland, June pa
Troops have stormed the barrioadei
erected in the streets by the strikers
Fifty persons have been killed and 20a
wounded. Martial law will be de.
caared.
since early Friday morning this city
has been in a state of panic The
strike is general and all the factories
and the shops are closed. Barricade!
have been erected at many points.
Rife volleys and revolver shots arc
heard continually. Many persons have
been killed or wounded, but 1t is I'm
possible at present to ascertain the
number with any exactitude, owing to
the general character Of the disturb,
ances. The mob sacked number Of
HqNor stores and broke the street
lamps. Street railroad traffic is inter.
Yupted.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-06-27
In Bankruptcy.

In the District Court of the United
States of the Northern District OF.
Iowa-Eastern Division.
In the matter of Horace B. Nichols,
Bankrupt
To the creditors of Horace B. Mich
OILS of Chester, in the County OF How
ard, and district aforesaid, bank
rupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the
9th day OF June A. ID. 1905, the said
Horace B. Nichols was duly adjudi-
Gated bankrupt ard that the first
meeting of his creditors will be held
at Cresco, Howard county, Iowa, on
the 7th day of July, A. D. 1905, at u
O'Clock in the afternoon, at which
time the said Creditors may attend,
prove their claims, appoint trustee,
examine the bankrupt, and TRANSACT
such other bushes as may properly
come before said meeting.
Cresco, June 81, A. D. 1905.
M. M. Moon,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-06-27
seek WRECKER Of FLYER
OFFICIALS HOT ON TRAIL OF
A SUSPECT.
Belief That Act Was Deliberate
Gains Ground Among Rail
road Men.

Cleveland, O., June 24.-The belief
that the misplaced switch, which was
responsible for the Mentor wreck, was
thrown purposely by some man,
prompted by feelings Of revenge, is
gaining ground among the railroad Of
fcials, according to statement made
Friday by an official in authority. A
man under suspicion Is being shad-
owed, and a close watch is kept on his
every movement. The secret service
men Of the Lake Shore are tracing
back his actions on the night of the
wreck, and expect to be able to show
that he was in the neighborhood oil
the switch which is said to have been
tempered with.
Other detectives are following up
all the clews they can find, working on
the theory of the switch having been
displaced Intentionally.
State Railroad Commissioner ]. G.
Norris, who Friday started an In,
vesttgation of the wreck Is quoted as
saying that the switch was undoubted-
ly open, and that some one set it that
way just short time before the flyer
struck it. He also stated that the en-.
CINE did not leave the rails until it
had Travelled so feet on the side track.
The list Of fatalities in the wreck
OF the Twentieth Century flyer on the
Lake Shore at Mentor, O., is one OF the
largest in the history Of that road,
numbering 10 persons All the victims
An
professional world in New York, Chi.
caeo CLEVELAND and other citias
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-06-27
/. Ancient Paris Hotel Closes.

The Grand Velour, celebrated Paris
restaurant in Palais Royal, has just
closed. It was founded in 1863 under
the name of Cafe de Charities. The es-
Enlistment became the rendezvous of
Paris society during the first empire and
the restoration periods. Murat, whom
Napoleon 1. created king Of Naples, was
an assiduous visitor. Santerre, the &C.
centric Picare, Due de Berry, Rostop-
chine, and Won Humboldt were also Gus
TONER'S. Since the Franco-G German war
Velour has been moribund and Its de-
mise surprises no Partisan.