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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05
SURRENDER OF
THE AUTOCRAT
Gar No Longer Resists Great Cry
for Liberty.
FINLAND FREE ONCE MORE
ALL THE ANCIENT PRIVILEGES
RESTORED.

81. Petersburg, Nov. 4-The whole
structure of the autocratic regime Il
falling and Emperor Nicholas no i5ag5-
reSiSts. The memorable week which wisl
its abdication of absolutism before p1-
litical strike demonstration eNtenlil,--
throughout the confints of the emp -
and reducing the government to impo-
teney and the birth of new and pOpulac
regime amid scenes of disorder, nI.ids-.
bloodshed and worse. ends in Il compete
surrender TO the aspirations OF the Fin
landers.
The sad story of the classification ~
Finland began under the regime of En-
per0r Nicholas father with the intF0duC-
ton of the Russian postal system, ana
attracted the sympathy of the world.
One by one the Finnish grand ducby was
striped OF ancient privileges by the Rus
sian administration, including the gen
darmerie, and military cOnscription and
the use of the Russian language were
introduced. Finally the Finnish diet be
came wholly emasculated and was pow
erless except to protest. The Firms foug {
sturdily, bat Russian troops gaTrisontd
every town and hundreds of prominent
Fins were driven into exile. Without
allies il Russia, political murder and
obstruction, their only weapons prove
WuaVdilinE,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05
COOK FOUND DEAD IN BED.
Drink Figures in End of James
Miller.

James Mii,er cook employed in
Finch's cafe for some Time. was fa,n5'
dead in bed yesterday morning in IT,
Salvation Army shelter at 10 Commercial.
avenue. He came 10 this city from Ala
mOusa. Cal, where his family - now
located. Heavy drinking had caused HIN
10 drift ava from his family. an
finally resulted ia his death. The bod
is being held at Evans undertaking par
Tors until word is received from reia
tives. No inquest will be held.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05
DIED.

HERBERT this city. Nov 2, 1905,
John {. Herbert, aged So years.
Funeral win he held from the funeral
chapel of Eber W. Hall, - South West
Temple at / p. N. today Sunday, under
the auspices of Salt Lake Aerie No. 81,
F. O. T., and the Utah Society Of Philip
pine Veterans. All Eagles and Philippine
Veterans are requested TO be present. IN
terment Mt Oliyet cemetery.
BRITTMAN.--In this city. Nov. 5, 1905.
Amelia Brittman, aged 81 years.
Funeral services viii he held from tho
Calvary Baptist church today Sunday at
. p. m. Interment i'm Mt Ofivet cemetery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05

Pears like things don't happen fire.
quent IN them parts like they does in a
city like this, an it's news up there yet.
Anyway, they talk about it contin-
ual, an peers like they're aI'ays on the
lookout for a earthquake Likely that's
the reason the family next door 10 mo
held a camp meetin' out in the street
fr the rest o the night alter Marin
SpoonoVer bust In. They was I'm the
st. Francis country.
When Joe Bassett came i'm that
evenin' an told about this here yap ~
TO the hotel I had a wad an was max
IN for game, | says to myself right
away I here was q ehanst O. Ben
SpoonOver a settin' in. an maybe pull
in out.
He We're a tolable good player at
times If he'd been more reliable. like
ly he'd IA stood in with the regular
players; but he had a way o. backin'
queen high too obstinate an maxim
other fool plays unexpected Z kind o.
disqualified him as an expert when If
come 10 the real Arkansas City game
THAT was how come I says to Ben
I maybe there'd be d chanst for him
TO set in that night, lSut Ben he shook
his head.
Tin fiat broke he says. an there
amt 10 way fr me 10 buy a white
emp 'thouten you stake me, Mess Z
sh'd sell the COW. Martin wants her.
but l kind o hate TO let her go. bein'
as her milk is nigh all there Is 20 eat
in the house. Can't you loan me tWen-
ty-fiYe?'
"WelI I mought ha' let him had Il.
bein as / arays liked Ben tQrabie
much, If I hadn't been f'r the COW; but
l hate TO see any man get the habit o
borryin', so I told him I was short. an
Ben went off n sold the COW An that
was how come t Marin Spoonover bust
in.
Il amt 2 sayin' t Ben had quite
oughter have did it. If things was IS
he said they was, but bein' as twas
did an he'd invested the money. e.
the yap was there I'm up the river with
his Wad il did look ss If TN old woman
might n8- beer 4 mite reasona bic, an
waited till mornin' f'r somepin Ia eat
stead o Dustin In like she did, am
breakin UP one o. the most promisin'
games we'd had f'r a hull season.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral OF Cbarlea1M. Ezekiels viii
W Hail. 22j South West Temple street,
at $50 p. m today, under the auspices
OF Salt Lake lodge No. 81. B. +. .. T.
An brother Ellls and friends are requested
to be present Interment in BEai Israel
Cemetery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05
WOMAN WAS UNREASONABLE.
Broke Up Most Promising Game of
Draw Poker,

Stands 10 reason a woman wouldn't
be woman if there was any way to
get outen il" said old man Greenhut.
AN there amt nobody got any call
for to blame EN-, 5 fur's ] can see. fr
betn' what the good Lord meant EN-
to be.
'Tain't every tree en- grow straight.
Some on EN- is crooked naturally
thoughten any fault o. their own.
An likely the world be a mighty
sight diff'rnt firm what it is if there
want no crooked trees. An similar if
there want no woman. Pears like
there was room for Improvement. but
what is to be alays has been an likely
I al'ays viii be.
There is them that don't think 50.
I've saw men I reckoned they knowed
somepin' about a woman after they'd
been married 10 her thirty or forty
years.
Anyways. they'd make bets whether
she'd lay down an cry or laTnbaste 'em
with a roIlin' pin OF somepin' when
tehy'd get home just af0Fe daylight,
toPable Well loaded. Ben Spoonover
was one o them kind. Spoonover user
say:
7 can tell to dot what my old
woman II do every turn out o. the bov.
Stands { reason t I'd oughter.
Hadn't / been hitched f'r nigh
thirty year now. an didn't she start in
TO keep me guessin'? But begin right
with her
What come nigh bein' the crowni%
manifestation c woman's wrath come
to pass in my back room one night
when Ben were in there workin' for
the welfare o. the community along
with some o the other responsible eiti-
zens of Arkansas City an dom of il
at tn expense OF a yap I come here
I'm up the river somewheres N wrong
idee o what he ed do at draw poker.
An Unexpected Visitor.
Things was goin' on swimmil' when
1t happened. 'Peared like there was a
good chanst o gettiu together enough
loose change outen the side kitty for TO
send the yap home on the next boat,
when Marin Spoonovel bust into the
room sudden.
up state they tell hw twas nigh
hundred year ago I the big earthquake
come I left the hull 81. Francis Valley
nigh fo'teen feet lower n aay o the
country round, but all W through
them sunken eounties folks IS still a
talkin' aboJss that ere earthquake.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05
Advice of White.

On the advice of Count Witte and
Prince John Obolensky Emperor NichO-
las Welded and signed a manifesto not
only conVoking the diet but giving it con-
troi of the budget and authorizing an
election law providing for universal sui
frage. Another manifesto abrogates the
military and other laws Of classification.
These have been dispatched by fast tor
pedo boats TO HelsingfOrs, whore they
are due to arrive tonight. DR.. TuFngrcnd,
the leader of the Finnish deputation that
waited on Emperor Nicholas, Informed the
Associated Press tonight that he expected
the Firms would calm down and that
the crisis would pass cas- soon as tie
Helsingfors people learn that a report that
"A republic was declared at st. Petersburg
is untrue
In the absence OF Geographic communi-
cation the FinianderS had actually come
TO believe the rumor true and Socialists
and reVolutionaries We're beginning "A
campaign for the setting up OF separate
state there.
The SUCCESS of the Finnish programme
may inspire a similar spirit in Poland for
a restoration of the ancient autonomy
constitution, but it viii be more difficult
for ii TO succeed there, as the Polish
provinces have been deprived since the
revolution of 1863 of all Vesuges of ad-
ministration and merged into the general
body of the empire.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05
unlueky Thirteenth.
Chicago Nows.l

Mrs Biggs-Mrs. Divorce tells nc she
has just declined an offer Of marriage
Mrs. Dlegs-tndeed. She has already
had twelve husbands, ! wonder why she
declined another.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05
Canal to BE Rebuilt.
kentueky's Scenery.
G.nnisville Conrier-Iournn

louisville Courler-JO urnal)
Nordy-Im Just back from trip over
the picturesque Il. .. q.
Butts-HOWS the scenery along that
line?
N0rdy-Well kept and plentiful. There
awhisl<y sign every half mile with plug
tobacco. cigar and dollar watch signs
scattered literally between.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05
INSPECTOR OF TROOPS.

Paris. Nov. A decree appoints Gen
eral Calieni, former governor general of
Madagascar. as inspector general of
troops in the French possessions in West
Africa. East Africa, the Antilles and the
Pacific ocean.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05

I was playin' cards here last night?'
Ben nodded, an Sam says
q I kind o. hate TO tell you, but he's
run away with Miss SpoonDver
They've Just took boat up the river
,iAnd Ben says: I don't see what
oceaEion there was f'r him TO run"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05
Seized the Opportunity.

After the issuance of the Imperial re-
script of March 3. the Finlanders man
aged to wrest some concessions. inch a.
ing the restoration of the Finnish al
guage; and this week they were quick
see and TO seize an opportunity while eli
the attention of the government vas e.
crossed on the empire proper. TIE
struck and tied I'D the railroads over
which troops could be despatched. AMI
compelled the emperor's appointed ssr-
ate 10 resign in a body They organize
q militia in Helsingfors. practically
drove the Russian gendarmerie out OF
the city, and sent a deputation to FRINGE
John ObolenSky, the governor general.
and also one TO Peterhof to demand the
Immediate convocation of the diet .H
extraordinary session and the obliters
ton of the whole classification pOIicy.
The situation was 50 threatening thi.
the government was obliged to seud
warships to HeIsingofrs and turn the
gums Of the fort ON the city.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-02
Wodna puchlina pu}k0W-
nika.

Pu1kownik John NJ Fuller, z
Honey Grove, Tex. o ma}o co ME
zmar1 ma wodna puchline, spowodo-
wsna choroba watroby i'nerek. Me-
d. VINO " liscie pisa}. By}em bli-
skim emierci ma te utysklwanta i to
kazdy mysla{. Wezwalem mego fa-
milijnego doktora, on mi ME POI
m6gf, wzi2}em w,ec SO cento va bu-I
telke waszego s}awnego Electric
Bitters, kt6re mnie w~yleczy}o. u
wazam 60 "a ~nailepsze lekarstwoI
swiecie, i dziekuje Bogu kt6ry Us.
zyczy4 Panu wiedzy do wytworze-EE
MIA 60. Sprzedawane "a skutecznei
ma niestrawnost zo}clowesc i choa
robom merck, przez .aptekarza M III
Kowalewskiego, pc SOC butelka
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-02

jeniem, chociaz bez obaw na
morze p6}nocne. 4 tel przy.
czyny przemieniono flote ans
gielska tax, re moze staWics
colo kazdemu niebezpieczeh-
stwu. Gdyby mia1o przyjsf
do w~ypowiedzenia wejny, flo
ia angjelska wykona}aby pier
wsza natarcie, zanim drugas
strona dowiadzia}aby sic, ze
wojna jest wypowiedziana.
Ostatnie zmiany we flocie Cd
nosza sic do budowy:etatk6w.
Najwieksze i najdoskonalsze
pancerniki odegraja W przy-
sz}o6ci role W bitwie mora-
kiej. Ola togo Anglia ME ira
ci pieniedzy ma przebud6wh
i ulepszenia starych statk6w,
lecz buduje nowe. TIE statki
beda os}onione najsilniejsze-
mi pancerzami i uzbrojone
najciezsza artylerya, ME be-
| die ich duzo,> lecz si{a ich
niszczaca bedzie nadzwyczaj-
ma. 49, Lord Lee wyraznie "
swej movie wskaza1 ma MEM
cy, jake pahstwo, ma kt6re
Anglia ~najwiecej baczyc win
! ma.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-02
Stan ZdrOWia zaChWiamy

Jezeli stan twego zdrowia jest
sk}oony do suchot zapaIeDia p}uc l..
t. d. ieste6 zgublony skor" ME IT,
zyjesz lekarstw Ora. Kiug'a New
Discovery ma sechoty. J. W. Nc
Kinnon z Talladega Spring, Ala,
pisze: BY}em bardzo chory ma zapa-
lenie ptuo pod dozorem dw6ch dok-
tor6w, lecz ME b1fo polepszenla v
ten zas zacza}em brad Dr.. King'a
new Discovery. Pierwsza dawka
sprawi}a mi aulge, a jedna bute;k,
wyIeczyia mnie r'e1awodne lekar
stwo ma bdle gard}a, krtanowe66
kaszel j zaziebienie. Gwarantowau,
" apiece M. J. Kowalewskiego. Oe.
ma SOC l$l 90. Batelki ma probe
darnlo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-02

ktdre zadziwia medyczna profesye
swoja lecznicza si}a. Idzie ono do
korzenia choroby, ~ nieczysto6ci
we krwi. DR.. Piotra Gomozo ME
jest aptecznem lekarstwem, lecz
sp%rzedawane jest wprost ludziom
przez s~pecyalnych agent6w, wyzna-
czonych przez wlasciciela Dr.. Peter
Fahrney, 112-l14 S. Hoyne Ave.
Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-02
POleCam sic

jake uczona Akuszerka ze
starego kraju. Nam 80 letn'f
praktyke.
Lecze take rozmaite cho~
roby jak wyw'choiecia. O.
puchniecie nosa. b6le gardls
rozmaite krosty swiezby a ma.
wet porazen.a. Lecze dzieci
doros}ych.
Rozalia Iewandowska
Ludlow. Mass.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-02
z trzech r0zmaitych
Stan6W.

W ostatnim czasie odebralismy
try listy, kt6re wykazuja jak PREY
s}uznem okaza} sic Severy Balsam
ma p}uca. Wszystkie te listy ode
brali6my W jednym dniu, kazdy z
innego Stanu, a osnowa jes, bardzo
zajmujaca ola tego ponizcj podaje-
my mich krdtki wyciag: ..
,.Severy Balsam ma p}uca
sprawia znakomity rezultat. Dziecj
nasze by}y nawiedzone kokluszem a
jedna butelka wyleczy}a je.
Fir. Lavicka, Walnut Grove,
MINI.
,,Zaziebienie g}owy r~ozciaegne~
10 sig ma p}uca i musia}em lezee W
}6zku, lecz Severy Balsam ma p}uca
wyleczy{ mnie W dw6ch dniach."
Frank Houska, Buena Vista,
Mich.
,,Zaziebi}em sic bardzo, poczu}em
b6le W piersiach, byfem nawiedzo~
ny b6lem gtowy i my6le re wkr6t
ce bede zdr6w. Severy Balsam ma
p}uca wyleczy} mnie."
MARGIN Luc, Smoke Run, Pa.
Severy Balsam ma p}uca leczy ME
tylko kaszel, lecz i wszystkie choro'
gard}a, krtaniowo6c, wyrzuty i
choroby pfuc powstale z zaziebienia
kt6re 4agodzi przezwycieza zapale-
ME zaflegmionych nab}onek, jezell
uzywane wczesnie. Cena rs i so
cent6w. We wszystkich aptekach
albo u W. F. Severa, Co., Cedar
Rapids, Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-02

ich urzednicy. okrutuie icnfo
szukali. 30 : kad s'ewtzm e
robota, jesli przemys| odebra~
ny 2 kad bedzie ruch i O.
chota. be- wolnosci jaka ma :
my. A wiec dalej ma tych pa"
now. sprawmy i'm dobre
dynguse, oni zarli ma kapla-
now my zrobmy DIS Z n'ch
4atuse. Zyd6w pc lbach ! pc
karkach, tIuczmy piescia ma
p%rzemiany. MECH pow'edza W
iak'ch miarkach j gdzle pie
niadz zachowany. Zydk; och
wal mir krzycza; CO t. gv)e
wyrabia. q, - toe mas blJa,
t|uke kreca. i wszystko nam
odbiera)a. och wal mr. co to
bedzie. takiego rewolucye
- ten goje wetknie nos
wszedzie i kazdego zydek b.
je. Gee wal mir. to tax r'ch-
tik, jak to bylo II kr6t rusk'e,
W rok tysiac dziew'ec set pa
tym co chciel' zab'c batjuszke
M, BILSKI,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-02
LIST KOBIETY. Listen, kt6,


LIST KOBIETY. Listen, kt6ry
odrszu wykazuje w}a6olwy punkt,
jest list pani Maryi Hawlik z Law
ton, Okla. Pisze ona: ,,Gdyby Ia.
die wiedzieli co doktora Piotra
Gomozo mole ola Mich zrobit, Gala
swoja wiare pok}adaliby oni " to
lekarstwo, ,zamiast " doktor6w.
.Gomozo ooali}o mole zycie, gdy jul
.doktorzy awatpili'.
Me ma tutaj zdania pod.ielo-
,, nero ssl19y az cess.lsaaIdlYIiedeglyijsed he
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-02
Puck, S. Oak.
ia ia brace, to mesly{, re I

ia j. brace, to mesly{, re tc
leno W miesce Granville taczy go
nieni belo, ]ak ma koleda bella:
be{o ono ma farmach decht ia: ME
zle, ME gorzi. 10 ce lie choc powiem
sam o sobie, ale del zazec, DO ME
Sc wildly, re s cebie SO decht ~jaczisz
sknera robi. Widzisz tn ma far
mach me wszetcie wiedzele czei
koleda bedze, DO nasz ksaszk nam
wiedno powiedzo} gdze on bedze
jezdze}. Ale to tax je CT nisz oni
objada tam do Walkow iKlimkow
i dredziech, tel to bedze wnet VIE
czor czej oni tn beda; asz tn lie "a
g6rka z}onczy: drin drin a jusz jada
ale jak ma SO z bia}ka zakrace}a,
lena chuteszko p}achte z }oszka a
ma sto} przekriwo, a 10 chutko
odemk dwierze do sklepu a zawrze~
szczo}: dzece " sklep! ale co lie tax
brace zaszemia}o, ju }ene wszetczy
belle " MIN. Tero Sc obzerom gdze-
be jesz co be}o, ale wei, pies jesz
pod lava lezy! gdzesz tego scerza
podzeje. Ale b'a}ka: " komore! W
komore go! ale 10 tesz dwierze
odemk, jak z}apie smroda, chlust
ju bel tam, a hia}ka ju mic podaje
a wei tego kota FARO tesz 10 z}apo}
i posfo} slode "a pse, ju be}o wszAt-
ko W porzadku i wszetko Sc odbe}o
jak Sc ~naleza}o, bia}ka dosta}a fem
obrosk cd ksedza i bella decht uce-
szono, ale ne dzece lie ju wepusce
z nego sklepu 10 tesz wepuscyf i
movie: knopie wepusce re tego
PISA i kota z komore, knop sect ale
ba bratku ju ono be}o pc psu pc
koce. A 10 widzysz W ty pretko~
see go te tax szmergna} a te bella
z dreke, "a presto W te becz-
ze 1eni wlecele: i obaj utonele.
To bella wiekszo szkoda jak co ten
pies ne tobake wezy}, ale tego
ME powiodej nikomu DO ty
~edrwisze be sc lie re mie smiele.
A moi sasot ten mio} ma}y celat~
20 W iyzbie pore dni a deeht W ten
lien czej koleda te mia}a bee tel
EN- to celatko weprowodzo} tel W
lomu Sc prawie potkof z ksedze,
lie bratku len godof re on tax sect
! ME przeszet jasz wszesce belle
precz a czej on do izbe pre-
yet re on miot}a pc }bie dosto} tego
IN ME ME powiodof ale jak be}o
ak be}o ma latos Sc ju koleda 3D.
,rawie}a. Ale jedny tax fem wiyz-
zach miele jasz Sc skrze}o a ME ju
razy tesz ME cszuko ale
PISA, chcema lie SO zazec a
10 music i've. Do widzenio brace.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-02
LEO, MINI.
"a Lutego. 1909.
Szanowna r~edakcyo!

Czytamy W r6znych gaze
tach jak to mas; bracla i navel
siostry W tutejszym kraIu,
baw'a sic przep'eknym patry~
otycznym pomys'em. Otto nie'
dawno wystawlono pomnik
KoSciuszk, W Oh cago, a
JUL sic troszcza O W. MES enie
drug'ego W Westinghouse.
Jest to bardzo patryotyczno
szlachetny pomysl. czyz ME
prawda? l kazdy dobry po~
lax czytajqe take wiesc', bee
watpienia jest i'm bardzo
wdz'eczny, ale szanowni roda .
cy / rodaczki, chociaz to tax
piekna i godna pochwa'y
sprawl tkwi W naszych szla-
chetnych uczuclach, jedoako=
woz W obecnym czasie POI
Wilma bye zaniechana. PEE
niadz jaki ma bye gloomy ma
wystawien!e pomnika W Wa
shingtonie of'aru>c'e ma wspo-
mozenie naszych braci s'6~
stry W ojczyznie. Tam okrut~
ny moskal trapi ich, g'odem
siecze i rabie pa|aczem. Leje
sic krew niewinna naszego
narodu tam ma ulicach ro-
dzinnych ich Mast br"dzi o.
krutny wr6g W ich krwl ira
TUE kohmi po tch c'e$Iach
morduje wszystk'ch n'ezwa'
za]ac c'y to niew'asta ]ub ME-
dorosle dziatki. Poslucha) l'ty
brscie rodaku, kt6ry ,estrS tn
W tym kra,u rodzony z
tad tel mole Gle w'el. ME
obchodzi CO sic tam z MIN
dz'e1e. A przec'ez I ty tam Ia
oceanem masz two'ch krew-
nych tam masz twolch kuzy-
now i kuz>nki - a w'erzaj
mi. IL gdyby cie ich oko mo-
g}o zobaczyt. 0 ,skze niez~
miern'e by sic toba ~uc'eszyli.
A ty, gdyby$ w'edz'at ! poz~
nj tax w,elka ich ku tob'e
mi csc to zap~wno >astap'|
byS CHI wlasnem' PERSIAN
cd mieczA moskiewsk'ch >b6l-
COW ko4akow Ale, H. tego
zaden z mas uczyn,t n e moze<
my, W &C jest NJ szym $w'e
tym obowiazkiem czyn!t TO
co m"z~my. Vice 'f'aru,emy
dla Mich pen ADJ ,sk' KIT" mo-
&C.. DO to st n"sza p. win.
nose sw'ety obow,a>ek.
- Il - .-- Al II
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-02
PETERSBURG 3 lutego.

Znowu rozpoczeto prace W
petersburskiej fabryce me-
chanicznej Nobla, Messnera i
Koeniga, newskiej przedzal-
nj bawe}ny. Natomiast zacza1
sic strejk W fabryce Samso-
%niewskiej, gdzie wczoraj jesz-
cze pracowano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-02

PETERSBURG, 10 lutego.
Wedlug telegram Kuropat-
:kina rozpoczeli japo6czycy W
nocy ma 9 lutego kroki "a
czepne przeciwko lewemu
skrzyd}u rosyjskiemu, lecz
dwukrotnie ataki odparto.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-02

POSZUKUJE agent6w
miejscowych, kt6rzy by sic
chcieli zajac sprzedawaniem
lekarstw Blizsze szczeg6ly
listownie Zglosic sic pod adre-
sem:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-02
ZE SWIATA.

. ~
z Polls
KIEGO. w S~osnowicach strej-
kuje do 10000 robotnik6w.
w Warszawie panuje wzgled-
ny spok6j. Wzburzenie jed
max jeszcze wielkie - ruch
moralny jeszcze ME przywr6'
cony.
49, z Sachetunu donosi Pc
tersburska Al. Telegr.": Ma
skrajnem prawem skrzydle
toczy sic dalej walka artyle'
ryi; odbywaja sic .tez ciagle
mniejsze starcia PREY zdoby-
waniu r6znych wiosek Ostat
ME zapasy toczy}y sic o zdo-
bycie wsi Czantanhenau, po-
}ozonej ma lewym brzegu
Hunko. Natarcie japo6skie
wykonane W nocy dnia 1 lu-
togo odparto re znacznemi
stratami. Ia dnia bombardo-
wall iapo6czycy wies i zajeli
ia, wypar}szy rosyan. Nastep-
ME wyparli znowu rosyanie
japo6czyk6w z wiekszej GEES
ci zajetej pozycyi.
- WIEDEN, 1 lutego. IN.
Fir. Presse" donosi z Warsza-
wy, ze pc trzech dniach "a
burze6 zaczyna tam panowac
pok6j. - Utica Marsza}kow-
ska, Nowy SWAT i Krakow
skie ~przedmie6cie byiy tea
trem najdzikszych walk. Ma
rogu I'll. Wroniej i Grzybow-
skiej zbudowano barykade,
kt6ra wojsko szturmem brac
musialo. ~ Wedlug ,Warsz.
Dniewn." bylo $50 os6b ran
nych q 300 zabitych; -
Wczoraj puszczono " ruch
trraBampwaje, ale wszystkie skle-
piekarnie, bank bank sz,lk *,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-02

- z A pisza, re
statki trzeciej eskadry rosyj-
|skiej codziennie odbywaja
pr6bne .cwiczenia ma morzu.
- Flota ma wyruszy6 W ko6-
Gu przysz}ego tygodnia:
- Pisza, re ~pomiedzy Ku-
ropatkinem a podw}adnymi
jenera}ami ciagle zachodza
(nieporozumienia - jenera1o-
vie ME chca s1ucha6 rozka-
z6w naczelnego wodza. 2 tel
przyczyny ma objat g}6wne
dow6dztwo jeden z wielkich
ksiazat rosyjskich.
AUSTRIA. Zdaje sic, re
austryacki minister spraw
zagranicznych, hr. Go}u u
c h o W k i niebawem u
stapi re swege stanowiska.
Mai on popierac postepowa-
ME Tiszy ma Wegrzech, a re
Tisza poni6s1 kleske, vice i
Go}uchowski jest z%achwiany.
Nastepca jego ma bye dotych-
czasowy ambassador z Peters,
burga baron Aehrenthal.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-02

GALICYA. w Krakowie
urzadzili socyalisci ma rynku
W poblizu pomnika MCKEE
wicza antyrosyjska demon
stracya spowodowana ostat-
! niemi zaj6ciami W Kr6lestwie
Polskiem. Gdy zaczeto nisz-
czyc obraz cara, umySlnie ma
to przyniesiony, wda}a sic
po]icya i demonstrant6w
chciala rozpedzic. Skutkiem
t1oku stad powsta}ego a tax
re cd raz6w pa1aszami poll
cyant6w DUO os6b rannych.
ANGLIA. Londyn, Admi-
raj Lee wygfosi} onegdaj W
E~ast-Leigton move, W kt6rej
powiedzia}, re Anglia ME po~.
trzebuje lyle zwracac uwagi
ma Francya i morze srodziem-
me, lie baczy6 z zaniepoko-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-02

WARSZAWA, 10 lutego.
Wczoraj wieczorem pr6bowaf
t1um robotnik6w z Sosnowic
zagasic ognie 2 hut W Kata-
rzynie. Ola obrony hut przy-
by}o wojsko, 'kt6re dalo 3
salwy do robotnik6w, z kt6-
rych pablo i odniosfo rany
oko1o 100.
BELGIA. S}ychac, re kr6l
Leopold got6w jest zgodzic sic
ma 'zwiazek malze6ski c6rki
swej Klementyny z ksieciem
Wiktorem Napoleonem, jcze-
Ii tenze formalnie zrzecze sic
pretensyi swoich do tronu
francuskiego. Byla cesarzowa
Eugenia sprzyja temu zamia-
rowi.
W Belgii 6wietuje okolo
$1,000 g6rnik6w.