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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14
Italy Watches AEItators.

ROME, oct. 13-The government has
adopted extraordinary measures to put to
an end the anti-military demonstra tions
which are occurring throughout the coun-
try. Collisions have taken place at Turin
and Florence between the police and mani
festants. meeting OF socialists and an
archists here yesterday caused a clash with
the police. Several of the manifestants
were wounded.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14
witness Charged with Perjury.

LONDON, Oct lS.-Lightfoot. alias Nor
man Battle, the Csttleman who yesterday
created sensation during the proceedings
in the case of Hugh Watt. the former
member Of Parliament who is charged with
attempting to brihe a private detective to
assist him in numbering Watts former wife.
by retractlng his previous evidence in the
case, was arraigneG in police court today
and committed for trial at the Old Bailey
on the charge Of perjury.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14
DR.. DovIe in Good Health.

MEXICO. Oct. 13.-Dr. Dowle OF Zion
City and party left this morning for Tam
pico in special car. They will spend
few days there prior to examining lands
which they propose to purchase for new
Zion city in the tropics. Dowis is in good
health.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14

LONDON. Oct. 1S.-The condition OF Earl
Spencer. the liberal leader In the House Of
Lords. who was stricken with paralysis
yesterday while At his shooting box at
Faxenham, Norfolk. was slightly improved
today.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14
odessa students Obdurnte.

ODESSA, Oct. 13.-A mass meeting Of
students held here today decided rs 20
5s2 votes against reopening the Odessa uni
versity until the state of siege is raised. and
that 1t will then be reopened exclusively
for political struggle until full civil rights
be granted to Russians.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14
McCaddon demanded.

LONDON. Oct 10 Joseph T. McCaddon,
the American Snowman, who is charged
at the Instance Of the French authorities.
with fraudulent bankruptcy, was again re-
manded for week at the Bow street police
court here today. his defense not bel5ss
ready.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14
EIks, Lodge Instituted.

IANKTON, S. D., Oct l3.-(speclal.) ,
State Deputy Sol Star of Deadwood last
night instituted Yankton Elk lodge No. s94,
with a charter membership of about 100 OF
the leading citizens Of this city. The on
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14
Could Not ne Better.

The uniform success of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has
won for 1t wide reputation and many
people throughout the country will agree
with Mr.. Charles W. Mattison of Milford,
Va, who says: 1T works like magic and
couldn't be any better" He had a serious
attack of dysentery and was advised to
try a bottle of this remedy which he did.
with the result that immediate relief was
obtained.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Rain and Colder in Nebraska, Iowa
and Kansas TOday-snOw or
Rain in south Dakota.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.-Forecast of the
weather for Saturday and Sunday:
For Nebraska and Kansas-Rain and
colder Saturday. Sunday fair
For Iowa-Showers and colder Saturday:
Sunday fair colder.
For South Dakota-Rain or snow in W.,
portion: rain and cooler in central and east
portions Saturday: Sunday fair warmer.
For Colorado-Partly cloudy Sunda.,
colder In east portion. with probable rain
or snow; Sunday fair
For Wyoming-Partly cloudy Saturday,
probably snow in north portion; Sunday
fair, warmer in west portion.
For Montana-Fair Saturday; Sunday fair
and warmer
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14

PARIS, Oct 13.-The Foreign office has
received from the Spanish government its
ofhcial acceptance of the proposition that
Algieras. near Gibraltar, be used as the
place for the Moroccan conference
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14
Berlin strike win End Today.

BERLIN. Oct. 1S.-The great strike and
lockout OF electrical workers will most
probably come 10 an end tomorrow. The
strikers OF one factory have already agreed
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14

to the terms offered by the companies.
Those of another factory have postponed
the decision until noon tomorrow, when
settlement is expected with certainty.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14
Terms of the Leases.

The renters were required to fence the
lands, the posts to be sixteen feet apart
and strung with four wires. This divided
the reservation into eight great pastures.
By the terms of the leases at the end of
five years the fences become the property
of the Indians. In addition, the renters
are required to pasture free for each head
of an Indian family at least 100 head OF
horses. and cattle. The lessees are also
restricted TO pasturing not more than one
head of cattle to every thirty acres of land
which assures the permanence of the range
as food supply for the stock
AS a result of the leasing system the In
dams have already received in rentals $685.
coo. or nearly s25 for every man, woman and
child or the reservation, the total Indian
population of the reservation being in the
neighborhood of $500. But the time is near
ing when the leases will expire and so
South Dakotans acquainted with the situa-
ton charge the cattle barons are seeking to
regain the hold on the -reserva ton which
they formerly possessed and are trying to
achieve their ends through the misplaced
sympathy~of the Indians Rights associa-
ton.
The Cheyenne reservation is nearly 100
miles long and rs miles wide. 1t is con-
coded to be among the finest grazing lands
in the United States. Where crops have
been planted they have yielded abundantly.
For a long time the cattle men prevented
the Indians from taking land in severalty,
as they knew this action on the part of the
Indians would hasten the time when the
reservation would be opened for settlement
AS the influence of the cattlemen has de-
| creased the Indians have commenced to
take their lands in severalty and now
! nearly all of them have selected their lands
This leaves an immense body of fertile soil
which now lies idle except as it is used for
grazing purposes, with one head of stock
to every thirty acres. Should 1t be opened
I to settlement it will fuynish comfortable
homes for thousands of white families
People who have traversed the region say
! it is as fine as any section of the north
west and that when 1t is thrown open 10
! settlement the rush to the Rosebud opening
! will be surpassed. 1t is believed the In
vestigation at present under way will
hasten the opening of the reservation to
| settlement.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14

New York Italian Arrested.
NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-Filicia Pitra, n
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14
Local Record.

OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.
OMAHA, Oct. S-Oficial record of tenn
Tie corresponding day of the last three
years: 1906 1904 1901 lgI,
Maximum temperature .. 81 So 81 Al
Minimum temperature. SO So II IS
Mean temperature......,. 60 IS 81 AZ
Precipitation .............. .OS .0S .CS Il
Temperature and precipitation departures
from the normal at Omaha since March l,
and comparison with the last two years:
Normal temperature Observation-Disclosures. 55
Excess for the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,
Normal precipitation ............... 90 inch
Deficiency for the day........... .Ol inch
Deficiency since March l. 1906. 5. Is inches
Deficiency for cor. period, 1901. 3.3s inches
Excess for cor period, 1903 ..... 3.47 inches
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14

saloonkeeper whom the police say is the
chief OF an Italian blackhand gang in New
York, was arrested today.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14
LOOKING INTO The LEASES
oattlsmen Insist System on Cheyenne
Reservation il Bad.
FORMERLY SECURED LAND FOR NOTHING
since Rental system Has Been I'm
Vogue IndRns Have Received
Nearly 100000 I'm
Revenue.

ABERDEEN. S. D., oct. 13.-(special.)-
An investigation into the practical workings
of the leasing of Indian lands for grazing
purposes is in progress at Cheyenne agency,
west Of the Missouri river, in South Dakota,
under the direction OF an attache OF the In
terror department and an attorney repre-
senting the Indians Rights association. The
big cattle raisers, who for many years en-
joyed the free range and who made mill
lions out OF the business, are alleged TO
have complained to the association. which
in turn complained to the Department OF
the Interior, that the leasing system was
not working TO the advantage Of the In
dams. The present inquiry. which has been
under way for several weeks, was under
taken as a result Of the complaints.
Prior to three years ago few big stock
men and cattle syndicates in Sioux City,
Omaha, Chicago, Kansas City and else
where grazed thousands OF head Of horses
and cattle on the lands OF the Indians Of
the Cheyenne reservation absolutely free,
except for small sums paid "squaw mem
and thalfbreeds who possessed influence
with the other Indians and who acted as
their representatives. In 1901 Major Ira
Hatch. the agent at the reservation, under
took to clear the reservation of trespassing
stock II was estimated that there was
| 10000 head of stock grazing upon the range
at that time for which the Indians received
nothing.
Major Hatch succeeded in putting into
force the leasing system. A trail six miles
wide by eighty-four miles long, was opened
across the reservation to Evarts. the In
dams receiving % cents per head for all
| cattle driven along the trail, either to
Evarts whence they are shipped to the big
Ill &c. Il ITS To xxhf n
place they are shipped from southern
points and driven along the trail to the
! ranges The west half of the reservation
was then leased for grazing purposes for
a period Of Ave years and the east half
was leased year ago for a similar term,
all the leases being made with the full
consent of the Indians.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14
Reports from stations at Up. NJ.

T" Indicates trace OF precIpitation.
l.. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-19
Ciemny ZabObOn

stall sic niedawno przyczyna
nies&ychanej zbradni ma Kry-
mic. Wskutek ogromnej SUI
sly tegoroczne zniwa zupel-
ME chybi}y' Kleske te przy-
pisa}a ludnosc pewnej wsi
pod Odessa zmar1emu Ia wio.
sne starcowi, kt6rego uwaza
"a czarownika, bo, jak Eau
wazono, cd czasu jego .po-
|grzebu zadna kropla deszczu
ME spad}a. Ably przeb}agae
|ducha niebozczyka, uda}a sic
|ca}a ludnosc wioski o p6}no-
cy procesyjnie z muzyka i
pochodniami ma cmentarz.
Wsr6d za}obnych piesni 3D.
kopali wieSniacy trupa, wy
|jeli z grobu, posadzili pod
drzewem i zaczeli oko}o ME:
go zawodzic ta1ce. Zaskocze-
nj przez zbudzonego niezwy-
k}ym ha1asem i przYbieg}ego
ma, cmentarz popa, kt6ry ich
"a zabobony i ciemnote gro
mic pocza}, oburzyli sic ma
niego i samego "a czarowni-
ka okrzykneli. Me namy6la,
JAG sic dlugo, schwyci1y NEW
dzieczne owieczki sWego du-
szpasterza, wrzuci1y wraz z
niebozczykiem do grobu i
zasypa}y ziemia i kamienia-
mi. Uwiadomiona o ca}em
zajsciu policya, o~dkopowszy
wczesnym rankiem gr6b, INA
laz1a W MIN juz tylko diva
trupy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-19
,W1ARUs' czvartek, dnia 1890 Pazdziernika, 1905.

|mu telegram nastepujacej
tre6ci: ,,Zgubi}em pugilares,
|siedze bez grosza, przy6lijcie
pieniedzy". ny Zgubilem puu-
|gilares i siedze bez grosza'',
|przeczytal ojciec j naradzal
sic d}ugo : matka, czy syn'o.
wi wys}ac pieniadze Tub mic.
Tymczasem syn, odprawiw.
sly depesze, 2 poiyczonem'.
cd przyjaciela stoma franka-
mi, zasiada do cry. lynn ra-
zem poszcze6ci}o mu sic: Wy
grail dziesiec tysiecy. Zaraz
vice ~wyprawia nastepna de-
pesze: ,,Pieniedzy ME PREY
sy}ajcie! pugilares sic INA
A tego samego wieczo-
"a zmienpa ruleta zaWiodla
60. Zgra} sic do nitki i jeszs
cze zapozyczyl: Wysy}a vice
trzeci telegram: Przysy}ajcie
pieniadze = znaleziony pugi-
lares jest pusty".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-19
Posy}ka z b1tWy.

w domu pa6stwa r. "
Warszawie znajduje sic s}uza-
ca, kt6rsj narzeczony pre-
bywal jake szeregowiec v ar
mil czynnej " Azyi. Mloda
pare wiaza}y uczucia milo6ci
-idealnej: Pred wyruszeniem
ma wojne mlodzieniec obieca}
pisywac jak najcze6ciej j Sci
Sic wywiazywal sic 2 obiet-
nicy. Dziewczyna otrzymy--
wala Cd niego listy pc try
razy ne tydzie6, nieraz CO.
dziennie. Jakim sposobem
znajdowal czas, oraz skraNki
Rnnniarlrls--Il1vilo 1a[1assz asssi NV
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-19
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9 C1EkAWE RZECZY. {


t%ajemnica. Korespondency,
naraz ,ustala. W tych dniach
pc up}ywie kilku tygodni cd
wys}ania ostatniego listu,
siuzaca otrzyma}a list cd in
nego zo}nierza, r6wniez Pola-
ka. Donosi, 10 jej narzeczo-
ny poleg} " jednej z poty-
GEEK pomniejszych. Umiera-
jac, poleci} by mu zdjeto ze
szyi medalik j z palca pier
scionek zareczynowy ola do
reczenia onej, co tez uczynio-
no. Posy}ka, wys}ana droga
urzedowa, znajduje sic obec-
ME " drodze. Nader przy-
krem by}o polozenie chlebo-
dawcy ~dziewczyny, pana R.
kt6ry jak zwykle tym razem
byf pro SONY przez MIA O 3D.
.czytanie ,listu, zawierajacego
to smutne wiesci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-19

poleca Szanownej PublicznoS= Il
|Polskiej W Winonie sw6j
pierwszorzedny
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-19
ZmeczOny z0}adek.

Taxa dyagnoze postanowi}
znakomity lekarz, gdy go
wezwano do bogatego bardzo
pacyenta. Ciag1e natezenie
~nerw6w, przez wzruszenia
towarzyszace zyciu przemy-
slowca, czlowieka towarzy-
skiego i prywatnego, PREY
nios}y W rezultacle zmecze-
ME j. wycie6czenie zoiadka
i " kohcu zmusi1y go do "a
przestania racyonalnej, zdro-
wei i normalnej piracy. Wow
czas to najcze6ciej pope}nio-
nym zostaje zwykly b}ad, re
W miejsce dobrego 6rodka
|leczniczego, zadawana jest.
trucizna, .zamisst spokoju,
rozdraznienia bat zostaje u
|zytym. Alkohol sam i SLIME
alkoholem z%aprawione trun-
Xxi rozpalajace So truciznami,
SO tym batem, a Trinera A
moryka6ski Eliksjr Gorzkie-
|go Wilma Jest jedynem lekar-
stwem, jedynem uspokoje-
MEM, jedyna pomoca. Prey
nosi bezwzgledny pozytek DO
}4dkowi, zasila wnetrzno6ci,
czyni trawienie wszystkich
%pokarm6w }atwem i doklad-
nom. Gdy tylko da sic zau-
wazyc zanikanie apetytu,
czysto6ci Gerry, zmniejszanie
sic Wagi, trzeba natyehmiast
nzy6 Trinera Amerykafskie-
go Eliksiru Gorzkiego Wilma
q we wielu wypadkach zapo.
1biegnie sic atakoWi niebez.
piecznej, dlugotrwalej choro.
by. Do dostania " aptekach
Tub y fabrykanta Jos. Triner;
ashland ave, CChica'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-19
.Muchy, jake r0znosicielk1
ChOr6b,

a vice i cholery i tyfusu.
Bahama lekarskie W Indyach
stwierdzi}y, re ~muchy, nosza
W sobie zakazki chor6b, STA
dajac ma pokarmach, POGO
stawiaja takowe. DR.. Rash
we Francyi twierdzi, re wte-
dy, gdy much najwiecej, OBJ
jawia sic wSr6d ludno6ci cho-
leryna, tt. pewien rodzaj bic
gunki. Potwierdza to dr.. Bal
. lard, kt6ry twierdzi, re mu-
chy czesto W 6wiezem mleku
bakcyle chorobotw6rcze .po-
zostawiaja. Jako potwierdze-
ME podanym jest fakt z Lon
dynu: - dzielnicy po-
}udniowej tego miasta W
miesiacach lipcu i sierpniu
1901 roku zasz1o % wypad-
k6w smierci ma biegunke po-
sr6d dzieci. w r. nastepnym
AMI jeden sic ME zdarzy}, a
wtedy zauwazano, re 3by}
wielki brak much. Dopiero,
gdy we w%rzesniu zjawi}y sic
liczne muchy, zachorowalo
DUO dzieci i Is umar}o ma
biegunke. DR.. Rash badania-
mi stwierdzi1, re W tych do
mach biegunka jest liczniej-
sza wsr6d dzieci, W kt6rych
skutkiem pobliza blot staten
i ob6r chmary much sic zja-
wiaja. Muchy jak wiemy,
siadaja ma odchonach ludz-
kich, oraz ma wszelkich ME
czystosciach, stad }atwo prey
JAG MONA, re one te okiem
niedojrzane bakcyle choro-
botw6rcze przenosi6 NIGGA ma
organizmy ludzkie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-19
DOrazna kara BOA "a blu.
zniGfStWO. :

w, miescie Baltimore pc
wien bezboznik, imieniem
Whitney, czesto bluzni}, re
Boga niema. Ma poczatku te-
90 .roku wo}al W najwiek-
Sym zapale: ,,Ja wyzywam
W~szechmogacego, aby mnie
powali} martwego.' W tel
samej chwili upad{ martwy
ma ziemie. Wypadek ten, wy
wo}af u n~iedowiark6w wiel-
kie wrazenie, bo swiadk6w
tego wypadku jest poddo.
statkiem. Ma Wegrzech zno-
WI W gminie Assoc szala}a
dnia 20 czerwca straszliwa
burza, po}aczona z wylewem
rzeki. Niejaki Hetyke, lutera-
min, stall pred swym domem
i rozmawial ze swymi sasia-
damn i 6miejac sic z bury
w~ymawia{ straszliwe obelgi j
klatwe przeciw Bogu. W
swej pysze wskazywa} ma
swe piersi i wo}al do Boga,
aby " to piersi uderzy} pic.
runem, jezeli to uczynit mo.
ze piorunem. Tax opisuje blu.
znierstwo to i kare, gazets
,.Vaci Koezloeny" We Waitzen
j dodajs, 30 ten wypadek nie
jest zmy6lony, ale stwierdzo,
ny przysiega przez 6wiad'
k6w tego zdarzenia. Widac
ze' Bog navel " naszycf
czasaeh robi cuda, ably sic 0
pamietali niewierzacy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-19
DZiWna ZaWada w kO
munikacyi dr0znej.

Pewien cz1owiek, niosacy
garnek miodu upu6ci{ go -
garnek sic st}6k}, a mi6d W
czasie upalu 'bardzo ,p}ynny
'rozla} sic ma drodze. Zwie-
dzialy sic zaraz pszczo}y i W
tax ~ogromnej liczbie miejsce
to osiad}y, ze Mkt tedy ami
przechodzic ami przejezdza6
ME m6g}, ME chcac sic nara
zic ma pozadlenie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-19
POcztOwa urzednicza Pc
/. danterya!

u8QCtry&
Pewien my6liwy postal Una
jomemu do Berlina try ku-
ropatwy. Adresata ME by}o
W domu, ME m6g} ich ode
brac. Le3a}y W magazynie
pocztowym - ale 10 zacze}y
cuchnec, otworzono. paczke i
zamiast je wyrzucic, sprzeda-
no przez licytacya, a ia przy-
nios}a 10 ~pa6stwowych feny-
gov. Sumo to odeslano 3D..
dawcy. Przesylka tel sunny
kosztowa}a take 10 fen. i "a
to przesy}ke 6w my6liwy
jeszcze by} ~zniewolony XVII
towac. .Postapiono Wed}ug
przepis6w ale praktyczniej
by}o sprawe te ubic zwyk}em
preston powiadomieniem u
r%zedowem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-19
esaa
POloca naipiekniojszo utwory muz

utWOFy muZyCZu0
At; g: TssknGts: {ady iss16ahti(lssolo apiew 2se
ss.s.is:k s.f Sieop;u aas: sGt has asS %od}it. &c &c
Brzezi1sk1. 1o:Ch1op. Obertas6w, solo fort. COG
sE.szi6sA. a zayrscaj cd komina - soc
lChepen. Gdybym ia byfa ~sfonecz., solo 6piew SOC
Chspen. Rozstanie, mazurek. Duet , SOC
Glopen. Kompletne dzieaa, Stony, sc!o fort 600
SSsssss; @sEi1 a Rss t9ya@fsj d d9sRs solo %; sp:s Sc
E.n X; z oNlssyystyeh9 XIV z::;P: NJ. solo fcrt. l 60
ysnusz. Polonez Kosciuszki >, CSC
Karssowski. Do piracy, solo lub Choir. soc
Koszat. samotny, piosenka, solo6piew s5e
k ares!i.i Df @aie pie a@d1 nsr %SSes solo : fort. Sc sSe
Karpfiski. .Witaj kr6lu, polonez y, SOC
Moniaszko. Pie6h ,wieczorna, solo 6piew CSC
keniuszko. Krakowiaczek wes6f y CSC
Moniuszkc : Mafsz zalobny, Choir mezki.... 4Oc
Aoniqs3ks:t' Mazqr z Halki Ut. SOC
0sihski. Polonez, bardzo znany ;, CSC
PoviadovskL Raoh-ciach-ciach, polka CSC
Szkoh Spiewn. NajWiekszai najlepezs.... 7.95
Szkofs M Skrzypee. Nsajlepszai najwieksza II SO
s.kels no Fe%rtsPian;; H4lTisksza najlepsza g 9 60 60
SzKols no Cornet, Alto, Tenor Tub BARTON 100
szko4a No Gitare, hiszpa6ska 1.s0
0zkOf1 m Cytf& q molOOyam1 pOl6R1om1.. .. LOO
Wsalorek. PjeKrbs. Wsryacye ma skrzypce 60
Wrokski. Dyabef, galop z rycina solo, fort. 80
za!evsx!. Nieszczesiiwa, mazurek solo !S1pw. 50
Zalswski. Marsz Pogrzebowy, Choir mezkf.. Is
Zalewski. Walczyku moi, solo lub Choir lei. so
ZaleWskt. o. ten mazur, czysta bieda solo fort.26
EaleWski. Znalezione szcze6cie, walc , IS
Z2leWski. Weselo, Kujawiak, , 80
Zslowski. Boze cos i mazur 8 maia, orkiestra 1 90
Zalewskf. z dymem i j eszcze Polska y 100
Za1ewsk1 OF ten mazur, czysta bicda =, . IS
Zalewski. Polonez Kosciuszkii Valc - 100
Zslewski. Wesele, kujawiak =, Is
Zalewsk Boze cos Pol. i MAJ. 3maja, kap. LOO
Zalewski z dymem POI. i Jeszcze Pol. :, LOO
ZaleWski. OF ten mazur i KrakoWiak a., 1.6O
ZaleWski. ObeEek iKujaWiak :, $50
zaleWsk. Wesele, Kujawiak g, Is
Prey zam6wieniu zadae obszerniejszy katalog
muzyczny. Dostarczam nut do eztuk teatrsloyc6
Ma katologi muzyczne il ksiazek
nalezy za}aczy6 SC znaczek pocztowY
e. = 2NLEWSKl
Dept. W. IL Emma str. Chicago, Ill.
Tel. 1889 Monroe
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-19
~SamOb6jstWO miliOnera,

W Neapolu odebral sobie
zycie so letni starry kawale1
Flip Florio, rzuciwszy sic z
balkonu swego pa}acu ma
bruk. Caly sw6j majatek, 4 i
cwierc miliona frank6w,
przeznaczyl ma powiekszenie
miejscowego lazaretu, z wa
runkiem, ably mad nowemi
salami ola chorych umiesz-
czono nastepujacy napis:
,,Pieniadze, kt6re odebra}em
bogaczom, a kt6re oni ode
brali ubogim, powracaja do
ubogich."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-19
CzloWiek O dW6ch serCach

CzloWiek O dW6Ch serCaCh
lyle W okolicy Nowegc Jor
ku i nazywa sic Durr. jest
cies]a z zawodu, liczy lat IS j
jest zreszta zupe1nie zdrowy'
Pewien lekarz ofiarowa1 jul
Durrowi 40 tvs. mrk. "a jed
no SERGE. Szczesliwiec atoli
jeszcze sic ME zdecydowa1.
Pragna}by on zreszta oba
serca spieniezyc - ale dopie-
70 pc smierci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-19
T~rzykrotny telegram.

Pewien mlodzieniec, majac
.zy}ke do cry, przegraf v Mo-
mako wszystk;ite pieniadze, ia
HE dostal Cd rodicoW ii
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-07
MISS WAGNER s RECITAL

Miss Rose Wagner gave a charming
violin recital at the First Unitarian
church last evening, and demonstrated,
to the large company of friends gath
cred to hear her, that she possessed in
large measure, the qualities that make
for excellence. Miss Wagner was some
what nervous during the first part of
the program, but this soon wore off and
indeed added to her later success. She
played a severe and trying program, in
Guiding a Bach "sonata," a Spohr
concerto" and the Vieuxtemps bal
lade and polonaise, any one. of which
experienced player: Miss Wagner 8
greatest success was in the two move
ments from the Ries' "suite,' both of
which were played remarkably we'll, and
earned for her a recall. She was also
especially happy in the Vieuxtemps
number, whose technical difficulties
have deferred even more ambitious
players. She is pupil of Mrs. Car
lyle Scott and was accompanied by Mr.
Scott. .
Miss Wagner was assisted by Harry
2. Phillips, barytone Of st. Paul, who
song two groups of songs, an accident
demonstrating a change in some of the
announced numbers. Mr.. Phillips has
rich and well-trained voice, which ht
uses admirably. One of his best thing!
was the Rhys-Herbert "My Heart Haiti
a Song,' which gave the singer goot
| opportunity for considerable dramati,
expression. This was exceptionally
we'll rendered, altho his entire worl
called for sincere appreciation.
w.. Howard Boardman.