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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-29
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|INGE MANNER
h Has TneXpIicable
Mystery, and Off
A Are Bamed.
|wDIES FOUND
Nm POOLS OF BLOOD
Been Free for All
Ensuing From At
pted Robbery.

his MINI. March S,-The
-o,,lated bodies OF six Bull
auy workmen. were found
Of coagulated blood In II
.aoUn house. No, 2+5 Tenth
. ,his morning, Four of the
sourd in a sleeping room on
.,or. cut and slashed In a
|.rsr. while in the cellar were
r,th their throats cut from
xsar the bodies were found
|zs knives with razor-edged
N eight inches long, and a
. ktehet.
Dead.
|plylIRI.
/llTRI.
I70YlL
! 40vKO,
1lpABA.
< klPANNI.
y Young Men.
-,rsre evidently father and
\ men were comparatively
d the men bore names
.b.hing. those given being
'kllers in the sacks ard
. 4 room where four of the
'gsG
SDty OF the men was de-
. R,y Boskowlcz, pastor OF
80 here. He found among
eEhArge from the Turkish
~ 10 Agne Karotil.
oly One Clue.
- 10 the Wholesale murder
|>zl TO something definite was
e drayman named Mike
zys he was approached last
.-rooa by some men whom he
.1lhns or Greeks, who wanted
4 ~ packages from the house
Ms we're found TO the Union
y arriving at the house he
! sere twelve packages, and
hgsl.hg about the price he
|b tke station. a young man
y years rode on the wagon
ne other men walked. The
|fote on the wagon said the
y5ng 10 Duluth. At the sta
Eced that the men from the
blned by several other meIs.
~ A little girl
hln Sunday Night.
! eipe the police believe that
t were committed some time
-.E:gAt Sunday and Monday
NJ suspicion is cllnched by
- a 5. Nagnuson. owner OF
7htre the murders occurred.
u o'clock today he asked the
"sA the house He said that
-an who occupied the lower
lp1te could not be found. He
tilted Magnuson that a fight
'ace In the rooms over the
~ by the German Sunday
German said he heard scuf-
'tlr OF the house. but thought
Y until today. when he OBJ
ne tenants above him were
ttout as usual. After noti-
-os the German disappeared
= btsn located up TO a late
Aagnuson at once notified
Tto broke open the doors ard
Nnfylng discovery.
lalian in Case.
'nh the police that about
ago a well-dresSed Italian
5fer floor OF the house and
Eelhs rcrt In advance. The
I'm he was foreman Of a
estion gang. and that none
you'd keep the men. The
7tlye men moved their few
They went 10 work each
-ined In the evening. They
ESer drank. and those living
see paid little attention 10
-son never inquired their
Esrely entered them on the
Hss for whom four months
20 paid I'm advance. Tho
'e never seen again, and tho
aesolutcly no knowledge OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-29
His Per Diem Disallowed.
Other Witnesses Paid.

All the other witnesses received IN ad-
ditlon 10 their expenses. the per diem
which is allowed under the law except to
Government officers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-29
Perkins Surprised.

'rNyhen / made tho advances mentioned,
o,a wbsp I was reimbursed therefor, It
Tryer occurred to me that there could De
nny question as 10 the propriety OF such
expenditure, which l believed TO be 1or
tm me ms n total surprise that the legality
OF such payments should be auestloned;
While so asserting, 1t Is not my intention
~ IiSnut, or TO deny civil liability TO ac.
cnunI 10 The company for these moneys
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-29

This statement was received with laugh
ter by the miners, which brought a re-
bukc from the chair.
But" said he. "a man in Illinois Is
rot able to do. the best he can for him
self and his family He has been restrict
ed and prevented from realizing his full
earning power, and making from SIPS 10
$50 a month. The miners In my district
are permitted 10 work only hVe or Six
hours a dnN.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-14

Entered at the postomce in Grand
Junction, Colo, as I'd class matter.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-14
MARSHAL y. GRAHAM.
SARAH l.. RAIDER.

At half-past twelve O'Clock today
the ceremony that Joined Marshall A.
Graham and Miss Sarah l.. RAIDER in
wedlock was pronounced by Rev
Eugene II. Smith. of the Methodist
church at the home of the bride at
1871 Gunnison avenue.
There were present to witness the
happy event only immediate relatives
and small number of intimate
friends of the young couple.
1t was a home wedding of simple
yet perfect beauty. The room in
which the marriage was solemnized
was tastefully and charmingly decor
ated with flowers and pretty shrubs
The ring ceremony. perhaps the most
Impressive and beautiful of all we'd
ding ceremonies. was employed. The
brides gown of pure white was fault
less in it's lovliness. The groom wore
the conventional black.
Miss Ethel Welsh acted rs the
bridesmaid and her gown was most
exquisite. William Graham, brother
of the groom. was the best man.
Orange blossoms and Gala lilies were
the flowers.
Following the ceremony a wedding
dinner was served at the home with
Mrs. Purdie PAYNE. sister of The
bride. as hostess. and the afternoon
had far advanced when the guests
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-14

Denver gets an appropriation of
S2,3O0,000. simply for the asking.
The appropriation was engineered by
Senator Teller. What the rest of the
state gets is very little indeed. The
benefit to the people of the state at
large, TO come from such an arpropri-
alton Is infinitesimal. to what such an
amount OF money would do IL II was
in the shape Of an appropriation for
the construction of the High Line
canal The High Line canal would
provide lands for the settlement
thereon OF 10000 people. The fed
eral building will simply provide bet
ter quarters for the office holders in
Denver and beautify that city archi-
tecturalN Providing homes for
thousands in this magnificent valley
will contribute an hundred-fold more
benefit to the state ut large, We con-
tend, than auy public building. We
believe absolutely had Senator Teller.
for all the years that this section has
been wanting that High Line irriga-
Zion scheme undertaken. used his
powerful Influence. as well Senator
Patterson and the rest of the Colo
RADIO delegation, we would long since
have been building that great irri-
CATION scheme.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-14

The audacity of Hamilton. the
handler of the corruptionist insur-
ance fund, in returning TO America.
not TO make restitution of his i'll
gotten gains, his stolen monies OF
the people, but 10 carry on a crusade
TO defeat the report of the Armstrong
Investigating committee. is the most
audacious procedure and defiance of
the law ever Witnessed. What should
be done with Hamilton. is to arrest
him on general principles of fraud
and put an end to his opportunity to
debauoh the New York Legislature.
which he surely Will do. If that man
may ply his nefarious trade without
molestation or hindrance. then there
has been nothing gained by the expose
against the great insurance compau-
les, which SO many people hoped
would be for the far-reaching good
OF the policy holders and for the
general benefit of the conduct of all
great trusts. Some heroic measures
must and should be taken to make
Hamilton feel the weight of the peo-
pies wrath and Indignation If he
is boodler why not apprehend him.
He was nothing else, if not worse
than that
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-14
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>. CITY SCHOOL NOTES. =

). Observation-Disclosures
>. CITY SCHOOL NOTES. =
Things are moving Pupils are
working together to bring the daily
recitations up TO high standard.
These are busy days for the sen
Tors. They are making arrangements
looking forward to commencement
week. a fine play has been select
ed and the cast of characters has
been chosen.
Saturday High School Principal
Cole and the geology class made a
pleasant and profitable trip to the
Book Cliff to study geological forma-
lions. The day was a pleasant one
and the results were satisfactory.
Field work is valuable part of
scientific research
The high school literary sicieties
will give their closing programs Fri
day afternoon OF this week.
Two teachers. Miss Wilbur and
Miss Bond. nave been on the sick
list part of this week. Miss Byers
supplied for Miss Bond and Miss Tru-
man for Mis- Wilbur
The entertainment to be given by
the state university blee club under
the auspices OF the high school ath-
letic association Will be of a high
order Those who attend will enjoy
the evening. There viii be first class
music interspersed with enough hum
or to make it delightful. The high
school boys are worthy of libeIal pat
ronagh. Remember the time and
place Saturday evening this week at
the opera house.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-14

ST. PatielHs day bail at the Audi
forum Saturday night.
The prices tonight at the Auditor
ium viii he 25, so and IS cents
No hitch whatever has occur
red in the operation of the gas plant.
Goingl Going fast Only three
more daYs Of Anderson's auction sale
Don miss your opportunities.
Cooking utensils and all kinds OF
kitchen ware, being sold at the Auc-
ton sales. Come in and fix up your
kitchen.
\ new catechism viii be issued by
the Chamber of Commerce very short
ly. II is now in the hands of the
printer.
Saturday is St Patricll's day and a
big matinee dance in the afternoon
and ball at night viii be given at
the Auditorium
Make yout~ plans to attend the big
meeting OF the Chamber of Commerce
to he held tomorrow night at the
odd Fellows hall
Freei Erect Beautiful dinner set
OF Haviland china given away ut the
Auction sale Saturday night Chanc-
es cost Won nothing. Come in aud get
them.
Dora rhorne.' viii he the at
traction at the Auditorium following
the show tonight II viii be seen on
March so. the dramatization of the
famous old story will he Interpreted
by an excellent company
The band OF the Ten Nights in
Bar Room company made a SPLEEN
did showing on the streets at noon to-
day. The musicians were handsomely
costumed aud the music rendered was
of a most pleasing nature. The con
cert given on Main street was enjoyed
by big crowd.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-14

The state of Idaho. don't seem to
be much disturbed over the threats
being made by the anarchists, what
they viii do. should Meyer, Haywood
and Pettibone be convicted The
prosecution in the state is pursuing
the even tenor of It's way and If those
men are found guilty, they will be
dealt with as other criminals are. who
have been found guilty by a jury of
their peers. All the bombast and
threats of such men as Debs will not
save their necks either. because your
Uncle Samuel Is back of the sovereign
state OF Idaho and Will see that any
little disturbance is checked at once.
No one wants to see one innocent
man hung. But everyone wants to
see every guilty man connected with
the foul murders that have disgrace
ed this western country. punished in
accordance with the strictest letter
of the law
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-14

The many friends of George Garri-
son, for many years in the plumbing
business in this city, and who return
ed few days ago from California
where he went in search of better
health. will regret to learn that his
condition is not at all satisfactory
Since arriving home he has been con-
fined to his room. His stay on the
coast did not prove beneficial 1t is
to be hoped that there will be a
change for the better as spring ad-
Vances.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-14

The high school literary sicieties
will give their closing programs Fri
day afternoon of this week.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-14

George p. smith, of this city. has
been chosen as member of the
board of directors of the Western
Stock Show association which on yes
terday filed articles of Incorporation
with the secretary of state.
An immense map showing a list
Of George Kindel's figures and com
PARSONS on freight rate discrimina-
ton occupies a prominent position in
one of the windows of the Fair store.
The map has attracted much atten-
ton.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-14
WESTERN SLOPE SOCIETY
TO MEET AT FRUITA

On Saturday. March 18th Their
will be big meeting of the West
ern Slope Horticultural Society a
Fruita and the citizens of the littl
city of the lower valley are maxim
preparations to royalty entertain tn
visitors
The Fruita Chamber of Commere
has the arrangements in charge. !
big banquet viii be one of the fea
lures of the meeting.
Many fruit men and ranchmei
from this city and section will attend
From all indications the meetin,
will be a big success. The exvel
lent program arranged for the day 4
as follows:
MORNING SESSION 1O:0O AM.
"Seepage and Orchard Fertility.
by DR. w, r. Heddin Of Fort Col
Inns, Colorado. Don't fail to heal
this talk as this Is one of the creates
questions confronting the growers o.
this locality.
AFTERNOON sESSIoN-2:OO PM
Pruning, Potato Problems, PLAN
Diseases. etc" by Prof, w Paddock
horticulturist, Fort Collins Prof
Paddock viii have specimens OF crown
gall. fungus. seabby potatoes. etc, and
Will deliver "a talk that no grower
can afiord to miss.
Address. Prof. Estes p. Taylor
Prof. Taylor will be stationed in the
Grand Valley during the coming sea
son by the Agricultural college at
Fort Collins to study fruit condi-
lions We would urge all growers to
attend this meeting and gel acquaint-
ed with the gentleman. Prof Tay-
Tor is a Colorado boy. graduate of
the agricultural college. and for the
past two years has been assistant
State Entomologist of Illinois. He
comes to us highly recommended.
Address. -lohn h. Moore of Grand
Junction
BANQUET-G:OO PM.
a banquet viii be rendered our
visitors by the Fruita Chamber of
Commerce at the w. O. w. han and
there will be number of interesting
aftcItdinner talks by visitors and
others. Mayor A. a. Belts will act as
toas,master, and We urge all, especial
ly our fruit growers. to attend. Plates
S1.0O each.
EVENING SESSION PM
ORGANIZATION of the Fruita Branch
of the Western Slope Horticultural
Society. by Representative \. -. Hoyt
of Grand Junction.
Address Robert A. orr, OF Grand
junction,
I Orchard lnsects''-Prof. c. p.
Gillettec, state eutomologist of Fort
Collins Prof Gillette needs no in
production to a Fruita audience and
the main topic OF this address viii be
the codling moth.
Spraying Mr.. l.. a. Roberts. of
Paonia. Mr.. Roberts is the most sue
cessful apple grower in Colorado and
his remarks regarding the success
full spraying of fruit trees will be one
of great value.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-14

One sixth of a column was devoted
TO the Coliseum meeting of the soc
lists in Denver, at which Eugene
Debs was 10 have spoken, by the News
of thar city. The meeting was to pro-
test about the Meyer, Haywood and
Pethbone arrests. Something wrong.
when the News don't give more than
that amount of space to such meet
ing But Il has been noticeable that
the News don't have much to say late
" about the case, in any way.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-14

Old Granny" Grosyenor. Of Ohio,
who failed to secure another nomin-
alton to congress, is blowing on hot
air about third term for Roosevelt
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20
,konanie tegoz swiadczy 9 ME
zwykiym talencie artysty-
cznym.

@ TOLEDO, O. Przy wy
}adowywaniu rudy zelaznej
ma dokach linii kolejowej
Toledo A.. D. D. zesz1ej So
boty zosta} zabity Fr. Przy-
bylka zamieszka}y przy Me-
ttler ulicy, a James Layer
odni6s} smiertelne poranie-
ME wskutek kt6rych r6wniez
umarl. Wielki kubel zelazny
kt6rym wy}adowuja rude z
okretu uderzy} Przybylka
Y kark j. prawie ma miejscu
go usmierci}. Layer kr6tko
potem W. po dobny spos6b
zosta} skaleczony W glove,
4ak, re czaszka pek}a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20
WILNO. II wrzesnia. Z

WILNO. II wrzesnia. Ia
miar aresztowania przez straz-
ziemska chiop6w we wsi ku-
konicy, kt6rzy podburzali lu-
dnosc do gwa}t6w, wywo}a}
potrzebe wkroczenia wojska,
kt6re zastrzeli}o 8 os6b,a oko~
10 so porani}o.
Zanim rozpocza} sic pob6r
rekrut6w, donosza 2 r6znych
stron O napadach ma urze''
dy powiatowe, W celu nlsz-
czenia list popisowych. Ia
uchylenie sic Cd s}uzby wo-
jennej wyznaczy} car kare 8
letniego pobytu W domu E'i'I kar-
nym i utrate praw. obywa't1'eel-
skich.
WARSZAWA. IL Wrzesnia
w miescie panuje pozor--
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20
WARSZAWA, II wrZes]

WARSZAWA, II wrzesnia
- Zo1dactwo jest tax roz-
draznione wybrykami terro~
ryst6w, re postepuje bardzo
brutalnie. Sko}}o6 zapobiega
pogromowi zyd6w, kt6rzy So
W ustawicznej obawie o zy-
Gle. Wczoraj zastrzelono pub
kownika Jakowlewa, dyrekto-
ra wiezienia kryminalnego.
Morderca zbieg}. w Siedlcach
zaczyna panowac spok6j. 800
os6b leczy sic W szpitalahc.
W Bia}owiezy gdzie pre-
bywaja zubry i gdzie prawo
polowan;a przys}uguje wy}a-
cznie carowi, powstali ch}opi,
pozabijali lud, pokaleczyli
lesnik6w i 1nnych urzedni-
k6w, poniewaz ci zastrzelili
jednego z k}usownik6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20

RZYM,17 wrzeSnia. -Kon-
gregacya Jezuit6w wybra}a
monitora pieciu asystent6w
genera}a. Mad zakonami W
Polsce i W Niemczch powie-
rzono piecze Ojcu Ledocho-
wskiemu, bratankowi zmar-
lego kardyna}a Ledocho-
wskiego. Ojciec Fredni, asy-
stent genera}a do zakon6w
w1oskich, otrzyma kapelus2
kardynalski.
Kardyna1 Merry del Val "a
ziebi} sic i choruje. Me m6g]
wczoraj przybyc do Watyka'
nu przyjmowac diploma
tow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20

PETERSBURG, II wrzeS-
MIA. - General Dymitr Teo-
dorowicz Trep6w, komendant
pa}acu carskiego, umar} one
gdaj wieczorem ne kurcz SER
ca.
!Odpoczywajac Cd chwili,
kiedy car wyjecha} do Bjor--
ke, Trepow onegdaj mad wie-
czorem oko}o godzinY 5 uda1
sic do swego gabinetu po-
leci1 by mu ME przeszkadza-
no do czasu obiadu. Kiedy o
godz. 7:30 zapukano do ME-
go z oznajmieniem, ze poda-
no do sto}u ME s}yszano oda
.powiedzi. O godz. 8 pewien
czlonek jego sztabu zapukal
znowu, a ME otrzymawszy Cd
powiedzi, wszed} do wnetrza
gabinetu. Ujrza} Trepowa ME
.zyWego, v postawie siedzacej
y stop sofy, 2 gazeta " ku.
Skonst atoWano paralizs ser
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20

zef Zawislak zostali areszto Or
wani pod oskarzeniem pijah-
stwa i zak}6cenia spokojp
publicznego. Sedzia Hess:
skazal pierwszego ma zap}a-
Genie $500 kary i koszta
procesu razem 1929, a dru-
gi zap}acil 1929. Lewitowicz
j Zawislak bawili sic 2 przy-
.jaci6}mi W domu pm. 1872 1sza
ul. zeszlej niedzieli j popiw-
sly sic halasowali az ich po-
licyant ME zabral.
Zeszlej soboty " lejarni
zelaza Grand Rapids Mallea-
bic Co., robotnik polski An
toni Siminski " gniewie
uderzyi wsp6lrobotnika Mar
ka Okohskiego tax SLIME ze
dziwic sic MONA re Okohs ki
zyje. Miedzy robotnkami pow
sta}a sprzeczka 0 posiadanie
taczki. Pc kilku s}owa.ch Si-
minski kt6ry niedawuo
przyby} do tego kraju pod
ni6s} HAWAI- rury zelaznej i
'gdy Oko6ski ME patrza@
uderzy} go SLIME W glove
Oko6ski pad1 jak niezywy
iOdstawiono rannego do Mu-
.tual szpitala zaszyto mu ra-
ne cztery Gale d}uga, a le~
karze oswiadczyli ze wyzdro-
wieje. Siminskiego areszto-
wano a sedzia Hess W ponie-
dzia}ek skazaf go ma 80 dni
wiezienia powiatowego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20

/ HAVANA, II wrzesnia =
List Roosevelta przyni6s} juz
pozadany rezultat o tyle, re
Rad zaprzesta} krok6w woje~
nnych, og}osi} zawieszenie
broni i oznajmi}, ze walczyc
bedzie tylko, gdy bedzie
zmuszony bronic sic. Prezy-
dent Palma, naradzie z Co.
mezem innymi przyw6dca-
mi neutrality-suspicious., wys}a}
emisaryuszy " automobilach
do oboz6w powsta1czych.
Sa wszelkie widoki, ze po-
k6j zapanuje, MIN przybeda
Taft Bacon. Czyli pok6j ten
bedzie trwa}y niewiadomo,
alemoze ma to wp}ynac SIERRA
ce sic coraz to wiecej pre-
konanie il W razie wy buchu
novel rewoluoyi Kuba costa
ME przez StanY Zjednoczone
anektowana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20

. BUFFALO, N. Y. Jan Boz
rowski, rzeznik z pod nr.123
Miller ave., zbudzony zosta1
W czwartek mad ranem ze
snu dzwonieniem elektryczne
60 mad drzwiarni skladu. Pc
zejsciu z mieszkania ma dol
spostrzeg1 Borowski trzech
mezczyzn, stojacych pfzed
drzwiami skladu, ,kt6rzy ujrza-.
wszy rzeznika, umkneli. Ro-s
zbita W oknie skiadu' szyba
dostatecznie wskazywa}a cel
odwiedzin }otr6w. .55.
D|wie polki Skrubiszy66.r
skich i Marcinkowskich, ,zam..
pod nr. $50 przy ul. Milburn,
zyjace ze soba W niezgodzie, ),
: 9oHlJo11y =; ol S?ou :: unlaela5
Pc wyczerpaniu calej masy
wyzwisk j przekle6stw, rzu-i
como sic W b6j, kt6rego rezu-.
Ma; ,Ia.vI ! ~ ,;;a; G1aTa1.e mnh lYki =.
th4a.al,; mal lo4nnIM e.Dokona1 tegu
olI oullatGlsAlego g: ..'1y ~ Aloer1
oAluDiszyI9k, ! ,.,,e, :, III k.oly 'akla
- 80 s,y NJ NJ p.,h Il uueL1ylz 'ak
slq :. 80 ,1:. o1nAo"sAa pon1ze
lokola i9k1, ll1 . spoWouoWa1
peanigoie : 'zo1 kosoi'za Walecznosc 4.
= pocleaa' = ~ ! nas'ouy, as - "A.
Oomi1m 1'1,, nis'o g W
~ 4 ulu Il. q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE

PARYZ, II wrzesnia. - Ma
przedwczorajszej radzie minis
tr6w postanowiono uwzgled-
Mac religijne uczucia fran
cuskiego ludu i postepowaf
bardzo oglednie z przeprowa-
dzaniem nowych praw anti
ko6cielnych. Zgodzono sic ma
niezamykanie zadnego koscio-
la pred up}ywem grudnia
przysz}ego roku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20

MADRYT, II wrzesnia. -
General Linares, by}y komeh-
dant hiszpa6skiej za}ogi W
Santiago ma Kubie, z}ozy} u
Rad gUbernatora Katalonii
i wyzwa} ma pojedynek wy
dawce ,Espana Guowa" kt6-
ry poddawa} zjadliwej krytyce
dzia}alnosc genera}a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20
BERLIN, II wrzesnia.

BERLIN, II wrzesnia.
Cesarz Wilhelm W otoczeniu
stu zagranicz nych gosci przy-
glada1 sic re wzg6rza poor
nemu atakowi konnicy ma
artylerye, majaca do dyspo-
zycyi 200 szybko strzelaja-
cych armat, 10000 konnicy
bra}o udzia1 W ,,bitwies na
linii d}ugiej 5 do 6 mil. Po-
Is1ugiwano sic wsr6d og6lnej
akcyi teleskopami, welocype-
dami, samochodami i balona-
mi oraz telegrafem bez drutu.
Armia ,,niebieskich' { mu sia-
Ia cofnac sic pod naporem
,,czerwonych". Cesarz byl "
znakomitym humorze j OBJ
jasnia1 rugby wojsk amery-
ka6skim oficerom.
GENEVA, / Z wrzesnia.
Przybyi dotad general Leont-
jew Q iona, azeby roz;ml6Wic
sic = c6rka, kt6ra Jest anar- lar
chistka j godzi}a ma na zycie
Trepowa, ntjew WslaWiil y
|sie " Wojnie = aponia ] q 20
|stal p6zniej naczeln kiem jed
Inej y CUB bernij ..5 =...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Jan
Wanicki, LEGACY A lata, a
zam. pm. 1862 przy ulicy
Garden, odwalajac wegle W
kad}ubie parowca ma dokach
kompanii Northwestern Fuel
przy wylocie ulicy Washing
ton, zawadzi} noga o hak,
uzywanY do podnoszenia ku-
blow z weglami. Wanicki
zosta} podniesiony wysoko "
pc vie 1zaaai fr spostrze~ :
zono ten wypadek hak ska
leczy} mu Geese prawej nogi
/ utkwi1 W kolanie. Swiadko-
vie wypadku spuscili Wanic-
kiego ma dno parowca, po-
czem odes}ali go do szpitala
przypadkoWego.Lekarz skon
statowali z1amanie kolana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20

+. NANTICOKE, Pa. Dnia
rs bm. odjezdza do akade-
mil marynarki W Annapolis,
pan Terii6ski, kt6ry tam
ko6czy ostatni rok nauk; po
uko6czeniu zostanie p. T..
mianowany porucznikiem
(leutenant) marynarki wo-
jennej St. Zjed. Pan Terli6ski
bedzie pierwszym polakiem
W St Zjedn. kt6ry uzyska
stopie6 oficera marynarki, co
powin no bye chluba naszej
+emigracyi i wzorem dla MILO
diego poko1enia, re praca !
pilnoscia MONA zdobyc mai
wyzsze stanowiska. M}odziez
W Nanticoke cieszy sic, ze 9
jej grona wyszed} tax dziel-
ny Kodak.