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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-01


out White at San Francisco.
30-American schooner Atlanta wins race
across ocean for Kaiser cup, setting new
Jun. Eddie HanIon whips Young Corbett
in 20-round bout in Frisco.
2S-Cornell wins four oared varsity race az
Poughkeepsie n. 7.
Jul 3-Marvin Hart whips Root for cham
pionship of world, title conceded by Jef-
fries
NV. J. Glover. .Jr.. and c. D. Graham.
successfully swim lower Niagara rapids;
21EBritt whips kid Sullivan at san
Francisco.
Aug. 6-World's quarter-mile swimming
record broken by B. B.~Kieran, at South
port, Eng New mark. 5:22:2
17-Walter Simpson, well-known sporting
authority dies at Cambridge, Mass.
21-Thos. Curtis, first president American
bowling congress, dies at Brooklyn.
31-Beals Wright, Boston, defeats " ara,
Orange, N J., winning national tennis
championship.
Sept. 9-Battling Nelson, Chicago, knocked
out Jimmy Britt, San Francisco, in
18th at COIma, Cal
1s-Columbus wins American Baseball
Association pennant.
Oct S-Dan Patch lowered worlds record
for mile with wind shield to 1:55A at
I5-New York National League baseball
team wins worlds championship from
PHILADELPHIA. Americans. .Hemery wins
2Ss-mile auto race on Long Island for
ls-McGovern Whips Murphy at Philadel-
phia in ID
Nov. 8EDan Patch equals worlds pacing
record; mile, 1884
l2-Dan Patch sets new worlds pacing
record; mile, 1:5S.
So-Chicago university defeats Michigan
at football. score to 0, winning cham
pionship of the west.
Dec. 11-Eckersa1 elected captain Chicago
university football team for 1906. Curtis
elected captain of Michigan for 1905.
2O-Jack O'Erien defeats Bob Fitzsim-
mons in Is rounds at San Francisco.
26-Jack O'Brten challenges James g.
JcTries to night.
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17-As result of NoesdaI, Norway, ava
lanche, SO persisted; caused big tidal wave.
Feb. 6-Procurator General Of Finland as
sassinated at Helsingfors.
Mar 5-Steamer IN Osaka, Japan harbor.
sinks. LOT drowning.
14-H- G. Paget. marquis of Angelsey, dies
at Monte Carlo.
24-JuIes Verne, novelist, dies at Amiens.
France. aged H. .AzpiroZ, Mexican am
bassador, dies in Washington.
Apr. Nearly 100000 are dead in India
May 8-PortugaI and Norway sign arbitra-
ton treaty.
Jun. 6-Crown Prince VIM. and Duchess Ce-
celia wed at Berlin. NJ. Delcasse resigns
as foreign minister of France.
Norway sewers relations with Sweden,
depOsing Hing Oscar.
Jul. Swedish army ordered to mobilize.
21-Bomb thrown at sultan of Turkey at
Constantinople. Attempt fails, but "a per
sons are killed.
25-SWedish cabinet resigns.
Aug. New Swedish cabinet selected.
Sep. Toxic mobs attacked E H Harrf-
9-Italy EARTHQUAKES fatal to 600.
12--Togo's flagship Mikasa blown up at
Sasebo killing 256.
15-Monte Rosso, Italy, destroyed by earth
quake; hundreds of lives lost
19-Czar INVITES powers to peace conference
at The Hague.
24-Sweden and Norway sign dissolution ar
ticles, agreeing to sever union
Oct Fire at Hiroshima. Japan, destroys
q buildings; loss s., 900, Coo
12-Prince Troubetskoy, Russian liberal
dies in st. Petersburg
13-Sir Henry Irving famous actor dies
suddenly at Bradford, Eng
2T-Prince Charles of Denmark selected for
throne of Norway.
Nov. 6-sir Geo. Williams. founder of Y.
NJ C a. dies in London.
T-Cou1t Of Flanders dies IN Belgium
leaving Prince Albert heir to throne
1S-Glasgow (Scotland) lodging house
burns, 80 dying. German torpedo boat
and cruiser collide at Kiel; SO drowned.
2o-Steamer Hilda wrecked off French
coast; 128 drowned 49,. Throne of Norway
rendered to Prince Charles Of Denmark
and accepted.
fixing Haalkon VII takes oath to Nor
wegfan constitution
Dec. "A J. Balfour, English premier. re-
signs; Sir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES takes
office.
1s-Anti-foreign riot at Shanghai;
American vice consul attacked and
fired upon by marines; 20 coolies
killed
26-San Domingo swept by revolution:
president fees from capital; new
official selected.
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strike.
2S-Chicago strikers enjoined from interior
ence.
3O-GranG Jury indicts z labor leaders on
conspiracy charge
May 2Fierce Chicago strike riots; killed,
several fatally injured. Many negroes
imported
3-World's railway appliance exhibit opens
at Washington
4-Seventh session international railway
congress opens in Washington. Chicago
employers ask militia to uuell strikers;
Deneen refuses Strike causes business
loss of S2.50O 600.
S-Negro union driver, Chicago, killed by
1oIChicago deputy kills unionist who
jeered him Roosevelt receives strike
committee in Chicago; tells them to up
hold law or grave results will follow.
16-NatiOnal ASS n OF Manufacturers meets.
'25-Thebes, Ill. bridge across Mississippi,
gateway to southwest. opened.
2s-PTIesident Shea deposed as Chicago
Jun Shea arrested on libel charge.
Grand jury indicts labor leaders for con-
spiracy, at Chicago.
Tone killed, two injured in Saginaw,
Mich, strike riots.
Jul 20-Chicago teamsters strike declared
of
Aug Western railroad telegraphers
strike for better wages.
attorney General Moody asks probe Of
telegra piers strike
&c. P. Shea reelected president of Inter
national teamsters union a PHILADELPHIA
Sep. 1S-Threatened Chicago freight hand
Iers strike collapses.
Oct. 4-BreWeries of Michigan consolidate.
5-Jos. Ramsey, Jr.. deposed as Wabash
railroad president F. A Delano sue
1O-Geo. Gould defeats Ramsey for control
Wabash railroad at Toledo, o.. meeting
H-Portland Exposition closes after most
successful run.
Nov 26-samuei Gompers elected presi-
dent American Federation Of Labor at
Pittsburgs Pa
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Jan. Louis Allwhite, alleged murderer
lvnched at Newport, Ark
Feb. 1.-Two more indictments against
Mrs. Chadwick, making7.
Mar. S-Ronce Gwynn. negro. Iynched at
Tullahoma. Tenn.
22-Loss in Pitfsburg. Pa. food over 81. oOo.-
600.
APR. 9-Jaques .Faure sails over English
channel in balloon.
1A-Esody of john Paul Jones found In
Paris cemetery.
2O-A1rs. Mclean. N. 7. elected head OF
D A r.
May wheat deal
es-Dr. D. K. PearsoHs. Chicago. gives SIs5.-
600 TO southern colleges. Andrew Car
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Russian feet.
A-Futile attempts in United States to Sc
cure peace
May 4-Typhoon damages Russian Pacific
squadron.
29-Russia warns United States that japan
seeks to abduct Korean emperor.
RoisstvensEry' s feet almost annihiIated
In Battle of the Sea of Japan" by Ad-
miral Togo Aduirals Rojestvenslzy and
Enquist captured.
e1-Russian army reported in revolt
Jun. 11-Russia and Japan agree to Roose-
velt's plan to discuss peace.
45-Gen. Linevitch practically surrounded
by japanese
26-Witte and Rosen. Komura and Taxa
Mira selected by Russia and Japan, re-
spectively, as peace plenipotentiaries- Au-
gust selected for time; Portsmouth, N.
H. place
Jul. 9-Japanese capture Sakhalin island.
2A-Czar and kaiser confer in Finnish
Aug. 8-Negotlations begin at Portsmouth,
~. IL
l9-Baron Komura presents terms of peace.
I'm Witte refuses indemnity and ces-
sion Of Sakhalin
Af-Breal in peace negotiations narrowly
averted.
president Roosevelt interveues in peace
Breach
z-Czar approves presidents plan.
a-Peace declared between Japan and
Russia Japan comedies all disputed
points, waving indemnity and ceding
Russia mor6hern half of Sakhalin. Arm
zstice agreed TO, ending war.
Sep. l-Armistice signed, ending open hos
EiGties
oet EPeace treaty passes japanese privy
council
Is-Czar and mikado sign treaty Of peace,
5iciaIy ending war.
4e-Peace officially announced by both gov
zEnments.
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N ar. 1U-N a Z o n q ]
Engineers e x p Ell
New York subway
strikers for viola
ton of employers
contract.
Apr. &C hi C a g o
Transfers strike.
calling out nearly
every union.
,0-Employe rs secure
Injunction in Chi
cagO strike.
AS y N p a t h e { i C
strike in Chicag go
called of.
gr e e m e n I
causes renewal of
CHfca On tea m ST erS'
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Nsereiesy
Jan. cardinal B. NJ. Langenieux, o
RHEIMS; aged so

Sol. A. A. Rodman,
author and soldier,
at Washin gton, Ia.
Theodore Thomas.
Chicago orchestra
creator and leader;
aged 60. Gen. E.
R. Niles, aged n, at
Goshen, Ind.
brig. Gen. n. c..
Mclean, at Bell
port, L. I.
LOWndes,
Maryland, at Cum
berland.
Whitehead.
veteran editor, at
Marshall III
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Jan. 18-FaIl River. Mass, cotton mill strike
after mos. duration called OF.
A-United Mine Workers convention ex-
pels delegate Randall, of Wyoming. who
accused John Mitchell of selling out Col
orado strike
ganize national association at New York
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21-K u r o p a { k 1 q
placed IN command
Of 1st Mauchurian
army
Pr oosevelt says in
note to powers that
he is willing to act
as mediator to end
war.
Apr. 3-Russian ar
senal at Hardin
blown up; Is killed.
81 a D a n protests
a n
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c b r is tianity by
wife of Minister
Conger. In Silesia
u die from cold.
SIN Alps during
blizzard, "a die by
freezing.
9-Louise Mitchell,
revolutionary agi-
tator dies, Mar
seilies, France.
Britain and
Cuba ratify extra
dition treaty.
PIG ar c / a elected
president of Ecua-
dor
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ell and Congress
man H e 7 m a n u,
both of oregon.
were indicted for
land frauds.
w arner, Michi-
gan; La Toilette,
Wisconsin; HI e -
gins, New York;
O'Toole, Montana ;
Brooks, Wyoming
Cutter, Utah. in
augurated as gov
errors of respective
states.
&c ov. Johnson,
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Feb. 22-Guntners. No. 2,

man DOWNING cnam-
pionship Of United
States at Milwau-
kee.
.S-Battling Nelson,
c h i C a g o, whips
Young Corbett in
9Th round at Frisco.
Apr. 19-American
B a s e b al l league
opens season.
Virginia J. J.
carroll. noted turf
man, died at New
Orleans 80. W. H.
Rogers, business
mgr. Boston Ma
tionaI league club,
dies.
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Jan. 8-Empress Of China eonverted 70
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Jan. limited States Senator ]. H. Mitch
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p. - aao-day sless. co. stoesssL
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new Hun river fight; repuised.
o-laen- Matsumara dies at front.
9o-North sea commissioner decides the
S-Japs shell Mukden and turn KuroPat-
kin's TANKS.
justified. Fierce battle along Russian
'front.'.
41ar s-British claim ss25.0o0 under North
sea decision.
b--Japs break through Russian wing in
Mukden battle
Scar asks Kuropatkin's resignation;
army in full rout.
Ae-Japanese capture Adul1den; losses in bat
tie being, Japanese $1,000, Russian, 10000
AA-CZar and council decide to continue war.
A5-Japanese capture Tie pass.
41-Russia asks 500 O00, 900 loan from own
people
68-Japs capture Fakoman. Russian
losses from beginning Of b1ukden battle to
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surrenderB Port Ar
thur Co Gen. NOgiiJap
loss $4,000; Russian,
1900.
26-Russians C r 0 s s
Hun and ba { t ! e
commence
29-Japs C a p { u r g
American ship TAX
ing supplies to
Via div to k.-..
r Gssiaus retreat
across Hun, losses.
Russian 10, 0oo, Jap
anese 5000.
Feb. 3-RussianB re-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22
Ola reklamy.

Il wysoko5ci mostu bro
kli6skiego " Nowym Jorku,
rzucil sic jakis czlowiek glo-
wa ma dol do woody. Tium
przechodni6W wydal -okrzyk
;zgrozy. 20 kilku sminutach
cz}oviek ten wyplynaf na Pc
wierzchni i wkr6tce dobil do
lbrzegu. Gdy= ju2 stana} ma
ladzie, policya poprosifa 20
do sedziego, ably sic tam wy.
tl6maczyf ze swego uczynku
WyjaSnilo sic, ze byl to nu-
rex zawodny kt6ry popisyWa}
sic " cyrku. Poniewaz i'm
.prresaryo ME doWierzal jego
zdo'9llnfooScciom, wiec nurek 20
bowiazal sic pred z,aWarciem
k'onltraktu sskloczyes - 2 m1 Q
do rzeki, co tel Wykonal,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22
Ma LOffOdaCh

zderzy} sic ~niezwyk}y przy-
padek porwania dziecka przez
sepa. neutrality-suspicious.
dziewczynke, jedyne dziecko
pewnego rolnika zostawi}a
matka ma chwile ma dWo1zu
bez dozoru. Kiedy poszuki-
wanna by}y daremne, lud-
nose tym wypadkiem przera-
iona, zabra}a sic do poszu-
kiwania - i wykryto ma
skale cia}o poszarpanego
dziecka W gniezdzie sepa. Lo-
ffody, to 6 wiekszych i kilka
mniejszych wysp skalistych
PREY p6}nocnych brzegach
Norwegii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22
Jak rozumieja male dzieci
Vaterunser?

Pewien kap}an PREY sposo-
bieniu. dzieci do pierwszych
S~akrament6w, chcial sic pre-
konac jak dzieci p%acierz nie~
,miecki r%ozumieja, kazal i'm
ma lekcyi z pamieci napisa6.
Jedno dziecko napisalo: ,,Ge-
halige Pferde deien name"
- Drugie napisalo: nsonder
Elesion und Won liben A.
men,. Trzecie napisa1o: yson.
dern .Elesion und sondern
gibe Amen" Niekt6re dzieci
tax pacierz ten niemiecki po-:
kiereszowa}y, re ME MONA
by1o zgadnae, W jakim jezy~
kd byf'Pisahy." " "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22
"Niebezpieczna cll0r0ba.

DUO os6b wyobraza, re ospa,
szkarlatyna i inne cloroby zaraz~
liwe@sa najbardziej niebezpieczne.
:lttm wszakae jest, re. choroby
merck nale2y sig .daleko bardziej
obawlac;, DO rozwija sic opa Mo:
Ii, niepostrzezenie i W kazdym pra~
vie wypadku pacyent jest nieswia-
domy, re ia fatalna :choroba> objer
Ia jego organizm. Jakkolwiek ME
.wszystkie.: dolegliwosci. merck lub
pecherza s~prowadzaja chorobe
Bri ,hta, to tax wielki ich prccent
kohczy sic Smiercia, re najrozsq-
dniei jest unikna@ zgubnych icb
skutk6 -przez natychmiastowe
uzycie Severy Lekarstwa ma. Nerki
i Watrobe, i to PREY pierwszych
oznakach jake to, b6lu " k~rzyzach,
bolesnego i. czestego oddawa alni'
mo zu,. gdy twarz jest obrzek}a,
lub organizm sk}onny do ~odnej
puchliny. Cena IS centdw i s1.z5,
we vszystkich aptekach Tub Cd W.
f. Severa Co ,sCedar Rapids, Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22
W sprawie

zbroinego zajecia ratusza W
miescie Koepenick pod Ber~
linen wszystkie wieksze ga
zety.~ szeroko sic rrozpisuja.
Wyra2aja wprost zdumienie,
il W Prusach i tuz pod .Ber-
linen, cos podobnego mogto
sic zdarzyt, a wine. upatru-
ia gl6wnie W tenn, ze W Pru~
sach wszystko sic koorzy
pred mundurem wojskowym
jak pred jakim bozkiem. /
naczej ME byiaby sic spryt~
nemu opryszkowi sztuka ia
udala. Zreszta dotad go jesz.
cze ME %pochwycono i kto
vie, czy " og6le dostanie
sic " rece sprawiedliWosci,
chociaz wyznaczono "a wy
sledzenie go og6lem 2500 NJ q
nagrody. Jak zvykle nadchl &
dza do policyi 2 r6znych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22
CIEKAWE RZECZY
POdW6jne mOrderstWO.

W. Mis}owej kolo Podwo~
loczysk dokonano onegdaj W
nocy podw6jnego morderstwa
W celu rabunku. Sprawcy
wpadll do .domu zamoznych
Rosenbaum6w, zamordowall
oboje ma}zenstwo, poczem
zbiegli. Rano znaleziono diva
trupy, Samuela i ROXY Ro-
senbaum6w, skostnla]e W
]6zkach, W kaluzykrwi zasty~
g}ej ma po6cieli pod}odze,
kufer rozbity, otwarty, do
wodzi}, re dopuszczono SIG
mordu W celu rabunku. Ro-
senbaum by} k"arczmarzem, a
n afze6stwo uwazane by}o "
okolicy "a bardzo zamozne.
Karczma ley ma pograniczu
miedzy Mysjowa a Orzecho"
wica, z czego nasuwa sic
przypuszczenie, ze morder-
stwo tego i rabunku mogli sic
dopuscie rosyjscy poddani.
Ma m~iejsce zjecha}a komisya
leka1sko-sadowa, kt6ra ma
razie ME mos}a dojs6 do lad
nych konkretnych wniosk6w.
w ca}ej okolicy morderstwo
to w~ywo}a}o ogromny TO-
p}och.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22
L0terya 1%na}zehska.

We W}oszech ma bye ME
bawem zorganizoWana po-
nownie loterya malzehska,
kt6rej plan wzorowany jest
ma s}ynnej ioteryi medyolah-
skiej z r. 1898. Wygrane sta
nowia: 80 m}odych panien
kt6re uzyska}y premie ma
konkursie pieknosci. Los pc
jedy1czy kosztuje 10 lir6w.
Kazda z panien otrzymuje
posag r6znej wysokosci.
Pierwsza wygrana stanowi
parma i million throw E'o~
sagu.< Million i W dodatku
piekna 49, iona 49, to chyba
al nadto "a 10 lir6w! SzczQ.
sliwy posiadacz losu z glow
na%:wygrana ME jest nota be-
ne zmuszony do zenienia
sic z panna. W razie, gdyby
jedno drugiemu sic niepo-
doba}o, dziela sic oboje wy
grana i ids W rome STONY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22
stron doniesienia, ie vino vino.
Waice tam Widziano Tub ma

stron doniesienia, e vino
wajce tam Widziano Tub ma
vet aresztoVano, ale to sic
p6zniej okazuje nieprawda.
PoenieWaz sprawl ia jest ]
6mieszna, przeto pomysioWl
przemyslowcy " Berlinie
wykonali zaraz kuplety czyli
dowcipne spiewki 0 owym
.zajsciu W Koepenik i @ fa}-
szywym panu ukapitanie" j
liczny maja zbyt.
Burmistrza owego mia
steczka, dra Langerhansas
kt6ry to, jak juz wiadomo,
tax samo jake kasyer magi,
stracki zostal jake aresztant
pos}any do Berlina, zasypa-
no formalnie listami Snyder
czsmi z r6znych stron. To
mu tax dobodlo, ze p~ostano~
will ustapic re >swego urzedu.
Magistrat jednak stanal pc
jego stronie i wyrazi} zycze-
ME, ably pozostal ma SVEN
s%tanowisku. Czapke zo}nier-
ska i spodnie, kt6re rsekomy
kapitan podczas owej pa
mietnej wyprawy do Koepe''
nick mia} ma sobie, znalezio-
no ma polu tsmpelhofskiem,
ale munduru ME by]a. u
ti6r cywilny kupi} sobie o.
pryszek 20 spelnieniu swej
sztuki W jednym ze SHADOW
garderoby PREY ulicy Fry
derykowskiej W Berlinie, a
ma dworcu W Rixdorfie sic
przebra}. Wszyscy, kt6rzy
go wilzielj, m6wia, re wy
gladal podpadajaco, jakby z
cuchthauzu wyszed}. Rece
mia} jednak delikatne, bia}e.
Wida6 to bylo, gdyz zdja}
~rekawiczki, gdy chcial pod
tisac kwit, lie pieniedzy
niby to z rozkazu kr6la =
wzial re SODA. Podpls ten TO-
tografowano i gazety ME-
mieckie go zamiesci}y sadzac,
ze moze dopomoze do przy-
chwycenia go. Nazwisko po-
da1 naturalnie ~falszywe tax
je napisa}, re dobrze. odczy~
tao go ME MONA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22
G}odom6r Sacco

..opusci} " poniedzia}ek, vie v
czoren Q 9 godz- swoja kat lat:
ke przy I'll. Novel " Po IN
niu po 80 dnioWym poscie.
.Sacco miewa sic st6sunkowo
dobrze. Oczywiscie schud}
znacznie. Wypil OF przez ca
~ czas postu ~ butelek sell
terskiej woody j wypaln 243
cygara oraz 63 papierosy.
Temperature jes" wynosi1a
przecietnie 81 stopni, pulls
pomiedzy 80 i SO uderze1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22
WynalazC.: rev OlWeru.

Niedawno zmarf W Lancaster
(Pensy]wania) W ned2y j
zupe}nem ~zapomnieniu }:
Shirk, wynalazca rewolweru
By1 on pred mniej wjecej
piecdziesjeciu laty pomocni'
klein mechanika. Niedok}ad-
nosGw braku pistoletu napro.
wad ..'4A go ma mysl skonstru
zowania broni bardz pore
cznej, praktycznej i pewniej-
szej,-az wreszcie zbudowa}
revolver. Jak czesto sic ida
RIA, i tenn wynala1ca ME oslo
gnal zadnych korzysci re
swego wynalazku i umar} W
biedzie. Nastepcy natomiast
jego wyzyskali mysl, zyskaw~
sly ma niej majatek.
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gWalciciele strej-
k0W.

Na;sfawniejsi gwafciciele streiku
" hraju' SO Ora King'a New Life
pigu}ki. Jeieli watrobas xnetrz
nosei SIG zbuntuja, one predko
zaIagodza k}opot oczyszcza aca
.lobota sic rozpoczyna. Najtpsze
lekarstwo ma zapchanie, Dol gEowy
i odurzenie. csc " apiece NJ. j.
.Kowalewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22
StrasZna smierc.

W Naumbureu: wpad} do kot
la napelniorego pEynem ze-
lazny pewiem werkmistrz j
So iii lie do niepoznania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22
SCieCiG mOrderC6Wss

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gEowy parobk6w b aci Voge].
kt6rzy zamor lowall wdowe
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.Exkursya do Chicago koleja
bUurlingtohska ma miedzyna-
rodoWa wystawe toWar6W ~
Wych
Raty WinoDy "a tykiet zWrot-
ny beda tylko pc $1,000 Tykiety
sprzedawane beda cd |. do 5. CRU
.dnia w4acznie, isa dobre do powro-
tn az doIO. grudnia. !.
lego roezna WystaWa b2dzie
'wieksza j lepsza MI zwykle. Wszy
scy interesoWani " krWistych ko.
mach, bydle, owcachi psach, POI
wwi ii sobie wsiaG "a eel ia zwie /
dzie.P ytajcie . bllSsze infformscyes
W. H. Ott agent.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22

Poniewaz ME bylo to IVY
czajne wykroczenie, leoz 20
pis artystyczhy, vice sedzla
uwolnil nurka Cd odpoWie.
dzialnosci
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-10-25
STORM MOVES EAST.
After Showing for 90 Hours ut
Denver the weather Cleared
Most Severe ON Record.

Denver, Oct. 24.-Eastern Colorado
was still in the throes Of blizzard
Tuesday, but the weather bureau held
out hope of clearing weather Tuesday
night. Snow ceased falling In Denver
Tuesday afternoon, the storm center
having moved eastward. The storm
takes rank as the most severe at this
time OF the year Of which the weather
bureau has any record. Snow began
falling here last Friday night and 1t
continued to snow about 80 hours.
The actual fall Of snow in Denver was
about 81 inches and in some other
portions of the state 1t was four feet
or more.
The weather map issued Tuesday
shows a great change in weather con
ditions In the past "a hours. The low
pressure which has prevailed over
Northern Colorado and its eastern
strip and southern Wyoming has filled
up. The high pressure remains sta
tionary. A low pressure area has de
veloped in eastern Kansas. The ef-
feet of this change is that the wind
has shifted from the northeast to
west quarter and blew the storm into
Kansas.