davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-20
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

Miss Rockwell win again be leading
woman for Richard Mansfield next
season.
Reginald De koven. the composer of
THE Student King" Is resting at his
Newport (R. II villa outlining new
comic opera which be viii shortly sub.
nit to Henry ". Savage
Joseph. and William Winter JeYer-
son have Ia preparation new modern
comedy called Playing the Game" by
Cleveland Moffett and Hartley Davis,
TO be produced next season
Miss Louise Ford has been re-en-
gagged by Henry w Savage for the
part Of Mrs. Primley Daizelie, the pro-
fessional chaperonc in George AIDES
college comedy. The College Widow"
Jesse Lynch Williams, the author OF
"The stolen Story" from all accounts
aptly named bis play While making a
novel Of his work bis manuscript was
stolen and returned after an expensive
hunt by detectives,
Jess Dandy. who has played the part
OF Hans Wagner, the brewer from
"zinzinnati' 10 pixley 4 Luder's ever
green musical comedy THE Prince of
pilsen7 over thousand times, will
again be featured next season in this
opera
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-20
ENGLISH ETcHINGS.

There are 5,400 square miles Of coal
fields iii Great Britain.
Electric light has been introduced into
the Beauchamps tower (the old state
PRISON. III the Tower Of London.
The discovery made by the London
Lancet that the yellow covering on
ihreepenny stamps 10 poisonous is be-
ing officially investigated
A birds nest containing four eggs
was recently discovered inclosed In
the trunk Of large tree cut down at
girencester, England The sap rings
showed that nearly century has
elapsed since the eggs we're laid
The head waiter In the house Of com
mons restaurant recently went to the
secretary Of the kitchen commission
with long face. Is not this deplor-
ableT lie said. 1Oyer hundred din
ner bills and not single one took wine
or spirlt'
The city council Of Birmingham, Eng
land, has increased the number Of
women health inspectors from four to
twenty because Of the excellent re-
suits achieved In the homes OF the
poor and in the factories. In the same
city the policemen have been taught
the principles Of first aid"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-20

In the course Of an article on that
yermonter, Governor General Idle, the
Springfield, Mass, Republican pays this
tribute. TO this may be added the
fact that one Of the leaders Of che ma.
tive independence party has written IN
private correspondence expression of re-
gard for Governor General Ide, and de-
claring that he deals mos impartially
with the Filipinos than did his prede-
cessors Whatever may be the truth on
this point, the fact that Judge Ide seems
to have won this measure Of confidence
and approval among the natives is Of
real Importance. Frequent changes in
the governor generalship being far from
beneficial to the islands or to this coun-
try, one could wish that the Washing
ton government might find way TO
keep Judge Idle in Office for a longer
period. He appears to have reached
his greatest usefulness, and it is when
he Is most useful that he is most
needed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-20
EDITORIAL FILINGS.

We have noticed that any reporter
can take his typewriter and show
large profits in farming. Topeka Cap
Ital.
We warned Stoessel not to return to
Russia. We have warned the car to
run. Now. If he insists on remaining
and losing ont he can't blame U.s.
Chicago Record Herald.
A man in Camden, n. j.. got postal
card which had been mailed to him in
that city twenty years before. The
postal service may be slow in New
Jersey. bat Just think how sure II is.--
New York Press.
4 farmer must not touch deer, no
matter how much II may be trampling
and devourlng his crops. lie may.
however. drive II out OF his fields II he
can do so without hurting it's feelings.
Boston Transcript
Boston does not seem to realize that
III making sighting remarks about the
leading industries Of other American
cities she Is calling attention to her
two ball teams. concerning which the
less said the better for Boston Chi
cago Inter Ocean.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-20
COLLEGE AND SCHOOL.

St Petersburg Is to have a free uni
versity for women next autumn.
John David Rodeffer at present con
nected with the library OF congress.
succeeds DR.. f. y. n. Dainter to the
chair OF German and French In Roam
oke college
The four new lecturers for the Co
Iumbia Law school next year as an
nounced are: Professor Nathan Abbott
Of Leland Stanford university, Gold
ihwaite II. Dorr. Charles II. Ayres and
Alfred Hayes. Jr.
Lawrence academy, one Of the old
est OF the old country academies,
founded in 1192, win have new head
master this fall In William s. Gaud of
New York, chosen to succeed II. II.
Bingham. Gaud was born in Toronto
of English and Scotch parentage and
was educated ia Illinois.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-20


nies, Is this: The TransvaaI is to
have a parliament based on equal man
hood suffrage, every male Or twenty
one years or over who has lived at
least six months in the Transyaai 10
have vote There will be one member
for each Of the sixty-nlne old magiste-
rial districts, the Rand to have thirty
two, Pretoria six, Krugersdorp one
and the rest Of the Transvaal thirty.
The first parliament will have second
chamber Of fifteen members, nominat-
ed BY the crown, bur during the first
session arrangements will be made for
an elective second chamber. The
members OF parliament win be paid
for their services. though members OF
the British parliament are not, aud will
serve I'VE years, This plan, the gov
eminent asserts, gives a square deal
TO both British and Beers.
Winston Churchill who led the de.
bate for the government on this inn
portant question and BY bis mastery
Of his subject greatly increased his
prestige. is son OF the late Lord
Randolph Churchill and the former
Miss Jenny Jerome of New York. now
Mrs. George Corvallis West. He Is a
descendant OF the great Duke Of MARI
borough and a cousin Of the present
duke, who married consuelo Wander
bilt Despite his American connec-
tons. however, he II not a relative Of
the American WINSTON Churchill,
though both are writer's as well as
politicians and have frequently been
mistaken for each other The English
Winston Churchill Il only thirty two
years old Ii has been freely predict
ed that be will be premier before he
is forty. His career has been spectacu-
lar since the day he left Sandhurst TO
enter the British army He saw serv-
ice in India. took part in the battle OF
Khartum, was war correspondent
In South Africa and was captured by
the Beers In 1000 he was elected 10
parliament He made a great deal Of
money out Of his life of Lord Randolph
Churchill Once an army officer said 20
him, .'You have got on wonderfully,
but you owe ii all to the fact that you
are Randy's SON. Sir replied Win
ston, 1.-THE time Is coming when Lord
/ Randolph Churchill will be remem-
bered chiefly as the father OF Winston
1 Churchill"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-20
JINGLES AND JESTS.
vAcATIoNAL.

From breakfast bell to supper bell,
From supper bell To 8 O'Clock,
This II tho part 81 Mrs. Pell
TO rock and talk, and talk and rock.
The other boarders CAD about
In primrose paths that please them
best,
But Mrs. Pell, who's rather stout,
She came Up here, she says, ~ rest.
She doesn't boat, she doesn't climb,
She never drives, she never walks,
From rising bell 10 bunking time
She talks and rocks, aud rocks and
talks.
The Other boarders drift away
She talks them east, she talks them
west,
She talks and talks the livelong day,
She came up here, She says, to rest.
Holding the best yeranda chair,
She circles daily with the sun,
She's travelled has been everywhere
Seen everything knows everyone.
She talks the new moon up the skv.
She talks the songbird to his nest,
She never stops. You wonder Why
She came up here, she says, to rest.
The houseay bugzes on the glass,
The brooklct ehatters III the dell,
The .bumblebee drones in the grass
So drones and chatters Mrs Pell.
When she will stop, ii stop at all,
The dear Lord knoweth best
She means 10 stay clear through to
fall.
She came up here, she says, to rest.
Puck.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-20

doubt that the blow was accidental and
that the pitcher had no intention OF
killing or even hitting the batter in
the head u was simply one Of the
chances q the game, and those who
saw The performance would probably
have exoncrated the pitcher from all
blame. Yet the chief Of police Of Lynn
must 40 through the formalty' Of
arresting the pitcher Gould not the
Innocence Of the man be established
without this operation OF arresting him
and thereby placing stigma on his
names A little investigation before
hand would have satisfied perhaps with
out this Formally The rights and
feelings Of people are not TO be tossed
about for mere form when there Is
no question of innocence.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-20

AInsHrp OF THE COUNT DIN la yAULx.
ing for the north pole in one airship
and the count seeking for the south
pole IN another ship Of the atmosphere,
there Is good chance for aeronauts
to win all the honors 10 be secured
at present IN polar exploration. The
count has been conducting series OF
tests with his new mir craft in Paris
and at O height OF about 200 feet has
executed various maneuvers. making
some fifty ascents and descents. The
machinery worked admirably. aud he
declared that the ship was perfectly
under bis control The count Is well
known IN this country and was here
for quite a visit not long since.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-20

The second Oldest sailing craft In the
world is the so called Gokstad ship. a
viking craft which was discovered In i
sepulchral mound on the shores OF
Christlania ford and is now exhibited
in wonderfully perfect state Of pres.
ervation in Christiania. 1t is craft
of the ninth century A. u.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-20
ARREST FOR 4 MERE FoRMALIrY

ARREST FOR A MERE FoRMALITy.
A man has been arrested down in
Lynn. Mass, as mere formality,"
according TO the police chief who made
the arrest. The man is the baseball
pitcher who killed Thomas Burke by
throwing baseball and hitting him in
the temple. The affair happened during
game Of baseball, and Burke was
going through one Of the regular per-
formances Of baseball gamehe was
batting. AS those learned in baseball
know, the batter has to facesthe pitcher
and attempt to hit the ball as the pitch
er propels it with all his strength. The
batter is supposed to dodge il the ball
shows any signs Of hitting him. In
the case in question Burke did not dodge
in time, and received a wicked blow on
the temple, dying from the effects Of
it 4 few days later There could be no
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-20
Uncle SANS Athens.

Ex.C;ov Longs speech on the Pilgrim
fathers is giving much satisfaction to
the western papers and some Of those
nearer home, They had grown very
tired 81 hearing Aristidcs called the just.
Boston Transcript
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-20

Have good tools, even IL they have
to be few, for your work, no matter
whether II is artin some one Of its va.
ried FORMS business or homework.
The quality OF your tools viii reduce
the wear and tear Of The work Oh your
temper to a minimum.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-20

Those diseased cattle which the state
oi Vermont il alleged to have sold To-
i3urlingtoE rendering plant are likely
To make somebody sick even without
eating them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-20

II will be strange situation that
confronts the voters of Barre, without a
Democratic candidate for city represen'
tatiye; especially since the city has been.
represented BY Democrat during the
last eight years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-20

The weapon Of the sworlhsh proba.
by served as the model for one 81 the
earliest forms Of the sword. Many
early swords, particularly among the
marine nations, were edged with the
teeth Of sharks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-20

Someone ought to nominate John II.
senter Of Montpelier as pound keeper
10 make the trinity complete. John
now has only The nominations for city
representative and congressman.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-20
A FUTURE PREMIER.

The English winston CIsnrchiII Is
scheduled For Such a Post.
No constructive act Of the new
Liberal government Of Great Britain
aroused more intense opposition In
the parliament which has inst adj
journed than its plan for the self
government of the conquered Trans.
vaal Former Premier Balfour vehe-
mently denounced It, Lord Elgin de-
clared 1t a surrender to the enemy, and
Rudyard Kipling wrote Il poem about
it. The governments plan, MS outlined
in the house Of commons by Winston
Churchill, undersecretary for the colo
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-20
SOUTH POLE NEXT.

Count de In yauIx and HIS Proposed
AIrship Voyage.
1t II announced that the Count de 10
vaulx intends to make an attempt to
discover the south pole in the airship
with which be is now experimenting
in Paris. With Walter wellman hunt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-20
Don't All Speak at once.

What lot Of questions everybody
would like 10 ask everybody else il they
only dared Atehison Globe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-20

The candidates are Just making the
turn into the home stretch Watch out
for breaks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-20

Rutland Is now Ike Russia: il has
its mutirAsrs. Only Rutland's nutineers
are baseball players.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-20
cold Coins

Tho fineness Of our gold coins Is
about 90 per cent
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22
cy zas straszne odniesiiI 81 pEgo g
parzenia ma twarzy
- sE@&
. POZNANSKIEGO.

w BEDLEWIE, jak dono.
81 ,,Gazeta Polska" EASILY "
szkole bardzo z}e rzeczy. Po-
dobno tam trzej nauczyciele
zapar}szv drzwi Cd klas, bill
lzieci tax 10 ludzie wracaja
CIV cd pracv W polu z daleka
s}yszeli krzyk i lament ich.
|Tylko- dzieki sprezYstosci sol
.tysa i cz|onka dozoru szk6l>
negop. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oby-
10 sic bez czvn6w nierozwaz-
nych. Pisa tel re 'pieclor'
dzieci l,ob,to ". taxi spos6I
re lodzice uda6 sic z nie11n@
musieli do lekarza W Stesze
vie. Odbv]o sic nastepnie !"
szkole zebranie rodzjc6w POD
przewodnictwem landrata
kt6ry umys}y wzbuazone u.s..
pokoi}. Ma razie nauki religi;
W Bedlewie zaniechano. -
Nauczyciele powinni sic dzi~
siaj wobec dzieci zachowy~
wac jake rzeczywiScie wycho.
wawcy i ola marnego grosza
ME katowa6 ich a tenn sa-
mem ME narazac sic ably
ME odby}o sic ma to
ich w}asnej sk6rze - to W
spos6b bardzo bolesny! Ia
KLEIN postepowaniem jak W
Bedlewie do niczego sic ME
doprowadzi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22
= z GALICYI.

w zasadzi}
sad przysieg}ych ma 3 lata
wjezienia czeladnika masar.
skiego, niejakiego :Kubickie-
go, kt6ry. swa zone ma smierc
pobi}. Miedzy Kubickimi ME
bylo, odkad sic pobrali, Ego.
dnego pozycia. Kubicki file
sic obchodzif- re swa iona,
katowa} ia i dreczy}, az raw
k}6tni, kiedy powr6ci{ z
odpustu z Kalwaryi, tax ia
skate val, ze kobieta nieba-
wem zycia dokonala.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22

Strajk dzieci
szk6lnych, chociaz inny jak
dzieci polskich wybuch} tn pc
wakacyach jesiennych. W
Nowych Butrynach mia}a pc
wakacyach otwarta zostac no.
wa szko}a. Poniewaz to ME
nastapilo uwzieli sic wszys~
cy mieszka1cy Nowycb But.
ryn i ME posfali ami jednego
dziecka do szko}y. To pos.
k%utkowa}o; zjecha} radca re-
goncyjny i p. ]andrat i UGH
walono W kiIku dniach DIVA
rye nova tymczasem prowi.,
zoryczna szko}e. Liczba die"
ci W Nowych Butrynach wy
nosi obecnie so.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22

w powiecie
starogardzkim pod miejsco-
woscia Hura wydoby} prof
Semrau z Torunia 2 ziemi
cenne~ przedhistoryczne. pa
miatki W postaci kilku urn,
mieszczacych sic W kamien-
mem opakovaniu. W polka
die zwiru pod :Os;ecznem
zna1eziono potezna zelazna
skrzynie W kt6rej sic znajdo-
wa}y przer6zne akta. Ma ME-
szczescie robotnicy ME zna-
jacy ich wartosci zniszczy]i
takowe. Skrzynia sama jest
nadzwyczaj ciekawej roboty
i zna]dowaia sic W g}ebokoS.
'ci 2 metr6w rs c~entymetr6w
W ziemi, Pr6cz tego wydo'
byto z ziemi resztki rog6w
,jelenich szkielet jakiegos ga
du pe}zajacego. ..."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22
WIEsCI Z .OJCZYZNY
u PRUS POLSKICH.

PELPLIN. We wtorek
23.s7. NJ. o5 godz. mad wieczo-
rem odby}a sic eksporta wv
}ok S. p. ks. kan. DIR. Marwi-
cza do koscio}a katedralnego.
Przewodnjczyi ks. kanonlk
dr.. Schwanitz. Pr6cz wszyst-
kich miejscowych ksiezy sta
WHO sic j kilkunastu zamle]-
scowych. A ]udu zebra}o s1e
wie]kie mnostwo. W sro-
de O godz. pred po}udnjem
rozpocze|y sic w'g;Ie, po kt6'
rych nastapi suma: kondukt
i przeniesienie cia}a na starry
cmentarz gdzie niebozczyk
spoczywac bedzie obok OLGA,
trzech starszych braci jedne'
60 stryjecznego brata jednej
strvjecznej siostry.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22
RSZAWA. FrZez MAS

WARsZAWA Przez mias
to " zeszlym tygodniu pre-.
kilkadziesiat kolonis.
tow niemieckich guberniiii
~saratowskiej. Jest to JUL trze.
Gle pokclenie tyeh, kt6rych
polityka pruska ongi wyslaia
do Rosyi na pioner6w kul
kury pruskiej. Pred 40 laty
w6zki jednokonne ptachtaml
krvte 20 kilkanascie razem
y",<}v rodziny tyeh kolonis:
:6v kt6ry.n snarek i lnn q
lzia1acze pruscy wyrabiali u
.zadu mpskiewskiego obda-
1. !, koloniami. be- zapfaty
Z nawet i'm dawano subwen-
VI ia zakupnO inwentarzy
,arl5ze,dzi rolniczych. Teraz
FdVny dzia{acz pastor Rosen.
.,prg Z Ostrowa przez wysla-
,vch agsnt6w sciaga ich tn
"a knJonie. Pytanie czy ME
Tub ME pojada do
Ameryki gdv sic przekonaja
jak z tamtej wolnosci d~ostana
vie tutaj pod: kontrole.
Wielu juz tn ztad pojecha}o
dalej. j..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22

MA. Wielkie ME-
,szcze6cie wydarzy}o sic tutaj
W tych dniach. Pan dr.. LIE.
.wicki kazat za}oiy6 W miesz.
kaniu SVEN oswietlenie ga
cove. Robotnik zatrudniony
PREY zakladoniu swiatla "a.
pon1riat zawrecic kurek gazo.
wy wskutek czego cad truja-
cy rozchodzil sic ma caly po-
k6j.s DR.. L. chcac zhadac
przyczyne tego nieprzyjem
nego zapachu zblizy} sic wra2
2 iona ~trzymajaca swiece "
reku do kurka lecz v tel sa'
mel chwili nastapil strasznayy
wybuch 2 poWodu kt6regee
wszystkie szyhy " mieszka::
niu popekaly q meble sic po'
~przeWracaly. Pa6stWo LeNic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22
Tykiety exkursyjne do jez'ora
Shetek. Tracy Mimi

-|E-" = = E-'-S - .rg.S.%
Shetek. Tracy Mimi
sprzedawsne beda rrzez tofej North
Westrn pc znisonych ratach przes
seaon latowy > Winony y pia,ki
i soboty po $l.65 "a tykiet swrot,'
nv 3 okresem do powrotu Y prze-
cisgu trzydsiestu dni. Jezioro sze
tex jest pieknem latovem ! ]esien-
mem mleiscem %wycieczek, ggdzle naj-
lepsze lowaenie ryb i poloWanie
MONA, znalesc; kuro'patew, bekar
SOW, kaczek i gesi jest bardzo N1e
le. Dobry hotel j przysluga sta,
Jenna 20 bardzo unalarkowsnych
.ratach Nastepuiaace leziorra MONA
zxiedzic Z tego miejsca Current
Lake Lake tSiegel, Lake Fremont,
Lake Sarah, BearsLake, Long
Lake, Buffalo. Lake, Iron Lake,
Beauty Lake, Willow Lake, Lake
sabellasi Clear rake
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22

PLESZEW. Ogromny po~
Ear wybuch} W nocy Wto-
rex goscinnego Griesego
W Zielonejface- kt6ry ca}y gos-
c n &c: wraz z stajniami znisz>
cyl doszczetnie. Do godzlny
~ W nocy ta6czono jeszcze
ma sail. Kr6tko po rozejsciu
sic go6ci ukaza}y sic plomie-
ME-. Pomoc ME nadesz1a
wczesnie przeto i PREY,
stajnia sta1a sic pastwa
p}omieni. Sprzety domowe "a
pomoca sasiad6w zdofano
w~yratowa6. Go6cinny ponosi
straty, gdyz by}
nisko zabezp'eczo'-
v. :.. -. =, J.. -E4E&
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22

CHEKMNO. .. Wieczorem
okolo godziny 6cha|upnik 70
letni Knop Z Che}mna pre-
wozil kartofle przez tor ko
lei ze!aznej W poblizu Stolna.
Szed1 on obok wozu ale ME
slysza} nadchodzacego pocia-
gu, 49, kt6ry 60 najecha}, je~
go zabif a woz potrzaska} tyl~
ko kon oca!a}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22

MAKO. Okropne ME-
s%zczescie wydarzy}o sic W
czwartek po po}udniu ma to-
RE kolejowym prowadzacym
do Kcynj. W6znica Franco.
seek Klesi6ski stad wyjecha]
%furmanka przedsiebiorcy
Quandta do posiedziciela S.
W chwili gdy O l godzinie 40
min. z Nakla odchodzi} po~
ciag osobowy. Czy starzec
dzwonienia maszyny ME sly
szal czy tel przed pociagiem
przez tor chcia}. przejeehac
ME stwierdzono. Pociag pre-
szedi mu przez glove i zabi}
ma miejscu. Konie sic zerwa-
}y i dopiero p6zniej ie schwy-
tanO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22
.% Najsilniejszy Bank ~ *:
lest Parma w X ansas.

Tel Wan laden banker ME ukradnie, a p,eni2dz W MIA w}ozony
jest pod Wasza kontrola, a ME pod bankierskq: " Banku VAN dadze
SO prooent. spytajce sig tych GO je potupHi 5ok tcmu: Hozeoie ma ma
bG W kawa}kach po so lub 100 ARROW it'd. cd 10 dol Ii akier wyzel,
wp}ac: wszy oko}o trzecia cze6d z CORY a resNe w. rccznych sP}atacb.
W ten spos6b prykli WASH znajomi do majatku, DO kup!i poki by!to
Gle sw6i cieko zapracowany grosz w KAWAkKU ZIEAI, a ME W
bankn 'rego nigdy 9Hs pGi sa1!ss i.;i Presto nss 80 famnii p0; ;:r,sie{ JUL sig
", p6ki grunt tai i. - Pc poskhe opsy, mapy it'd. piszcie do:
G.I. IMIoREI Pres. and Mgr. Polonia Colonization Go
col J.. Thomas Co. KANSAS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22
K,ROL, HUTA. Do kana}u

KROL.. HUTA. Do kana}u
prey ulicy Karola wpad}a W
pistek wieczore 80 letnia
Konstantyna Dubiel. Prey
w~spomnianej njicy odbywafa
sic kanalizacya, przyczem
zosta}y wykopane 'owy, kt6-
re ma noe ME zostafy costa
tecznie ogtodzone; Z tel
przyczyny wpad1a pr2ez ME-
uwage owa kobieta do jedne-
go z row6w. Pc p6}godzin-
nych zabiegach zdo}ano 10
biete, kt6ra odnios}a z}amanie
prawej reki, wydobyc z ME
oezpiecznego miejsca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22
PLAN JAZDY
n Pociag6w koIejowych ~
" WENONHE.
& Northwestern,

Odiazd poci4g6w
.. Ma Wschod
Chicago morning passenger lex S)"."""". 700 m
Chicago evening passenger daily ......."94oPm
Chicago passenger lex s. ....".... -. ...".la;olP m
"*. Ma Zach6d. ny
Dakota passenger daily .....".... .."". o;45 a m
Minnesota passenger lex S)...".. -. .....l;5o p m
Chicago Evening passenger Eek s. ...---- $50 p m
Przybyc1e poclag6w.
re Wschodu. r.:
Chicago morning passenger tdai " So. 6;7sa
Minnesota passenger lex S)....... ..... l;3op pm
Min. & Oak. mail and pass lex ST. .--.o;5o pm
E~s Re Zachodn.
Min & Oak. mail & passenger lex s.. .. 1870 a m
Local passenger lex 81 ..."...". '.:." SIS IN
Dakota m ii and assenger daily. :. ...""s'3o p m
F. E.. Flanagan, Agt. Wlnona.
W. B.Kniskern, Agt. Chicago.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22
z POD MOSKALA.

~. f.- - ,E'". ~ F."E "- J
.WARSZAWA. Sad zmusi}
mankietnik6w do oddania
kosciola W Lesznie pod War
szawa ~prawowiernym katoli.
kom. Zjecha} tedy biskup- gu
fragan Ruszkiewicz z War
szawy do Leszna, odbyl re-
koncyliacya ko6cio}a, odpra'
vii tam sumo j >potem biors.
mowa}. .Kazanie wyglosi} Ks
[Szlagowski W Lesznie ns
znak radosci wystawiono no
norowa bramq a Cd B}oni.
|towarzyszyla.s biskupowi ban
[derya, liczaca 400 iezdzc6w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22

w WARSZAWIE zmarl
znakomity publicysta II.
Wladzimirz SpasoWicz
byl on iednym 2
gl6wnych WydaNc6Wn Kraiu'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22
-s - 49,. - .
re SLASKA.

GLIWICE Pred izba kar-
ma W Gliwicach stawa} W
tych dniach redaktor ,,G}osu
slaskiego" p, Stanislaw Ro~
zanowicz, oskarzony O a.
ze komisarza Maedlera, kt6ry
usuna} podczas procesyi b.
lego Gala W Zaborzu ma
G6rnym SIazku -Zwiazek ka-
tolickich m}odziehc6w. Pan
Rozanowicx skazany zosta} ma
cztery miesiace wiezienia. -
Ot6z to dola redaktora pol
skiego! Jeszcze siedzi W VIE
zien1u, a tn juz nowy wyrok
zapad}, moca kt6rego dalsza
kare wiezienna mt podyk-
towano! r.