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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-21
FOOTBALL CAPTAIN REMOVED.
Van Orman of Cornell Guilty OF Fraud
I'm ~XaminatfOn

ITHACA. March 20.-Capt. Ray Van Orman
OF the Cornell football team has been re-
moved from the university for the remainder
of the college year by the committee on
student conduct for fraud in examination in
veterinary surgery on March ". This leaves
the football squad without a leader and an
other captain may be elected before June,
depending upon the action OF the athletic
council. y. I. Gibson of Brooklyn was Van
Orman's opponent when the varsity squad
chose its leader after the Pennsylvania game
last fall, and he is now considered the most
likely man for the place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-21
Baseball Notes.

Reulbach, the big bo3man OF the Chicago Cubs.
has signed o three year contract.
The number OF men In training In Texas with
the Cincinnati squad Is twenty three. which. Man
ager Kelley asNefts. Is not prophetic.
II the pleasing reports from the South are reliable,
it looks as II Griffith would be hard put 10 Il 10 make
a hnnl selection for his team. He a. least ought
10 be strong in reserve material this season.
The boyhond friends WHO bestowed the nick
name Of "Nid" on Coprcy never intended that II
ghorti be perverted into STldow." Wild" Is
CAmdenese for william,
Dunleayy, the former Amherst star, who made
Good in right held for the st, Louis Cardinals after
having sthrted out as q pitcher, has been shifted
TO left held. In Practice with Shannon in osntIe
END smoot In Tight L4ACAEI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-21
Canadians After the Fisher Cup.

The Toronto Yacht Club has challenged
the Rochester Yacht Club for a race for the
Fisher cup. which was won last In 1900. This
trophy has been raced for on and of for
thirty-two years and was lost sight Of only
through the prominence gained by the Canada
cup. The Canadians are determined sports
men, They wanted TO race again this year
for the Canada CUP. but Withdrew that chal-
lenge because the Rochester club did not
care to race again go soon. The Canadians
also lost the Seawanhaka cup last year TO
the Manchester. Yacht Club. and the Royal
that II will challenge for e race next year. :
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-21

The hockey teams Of Cutler and Berkeley
schools played u game at the st.. Nicholas
Skating Rink last. night. Cutler won, the
score being: Cutler. o: Berkeley, o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-21

LlvIesgHq Pa. March as-1yhe soshsnorss
&sakRSSs e3$as SERlSsSs s.a.r fi'si!SS IL s;sfssEI 9S q y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-21

HORSES AND CARRIAGER.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-21
100 AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

Highest prices paid for good cars. Z. j WILLIS
CO., 23l West saith ST. Telephone. 5iSl Columbus,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-21

An Iowa man has invented a new game Of
football In which 100 players can take part
and scoring can be accomplished by sixteen
different methods. One of the features pro-
vides that when the mar with the ball is
touched by an opponent a certain number of
points must be given TO the other side. Rough
players arc penalized with black marks. /"
and after receiving two OF them the offender
must apologize TO the other players and the
spectators. There is nc provision for n rude
slap on the wrist. but It Is understood that
such disorderly conduct would merit ex-
pnlsion from the game. In the West this
game has been dubbed Percy and Harold
football"
II IL again reported that unless the Brook
lyn National League club makes a financial
success this year the franchise will be trans-
ferred to Baltimore for 1907. IL must be re-
membered. however. that 40 change In the
circuit Of either of the big major leagues can
be- made without unanimous consent. The
American League men would not sanction
any such change as they believe the Brooklyn
people should be compelled TO take their
medicine or provide a good ball team for
Washington Park.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-17
rhg PEOPLES DEMAND.

The question Of municipal ownership
hiss been making rapid progr-ss
throughout this land, becsuse the cor.
poratious which have been shr~wd
enough 20 obtain franchises ranging
from IS TO 81 years. have taken advan-
,sge OF their oppnrtuni'i"s and hled
the people OF the cities in winch hey
oper.'e for the absulut. necessities
There are many instsnces where HI
people have submit d for yeas Ia he
{ as menI % exrrbitant prices an 4 tten
found r. iei in municipal ownership
The advantage of the people owning
their oWn utilities can lie read y seen.
II the prices are ,NorbitSnt. the poo
le by Their OWN Np.rsc,n rem y" th-
cause, hut n t'anchis- given a cO'Io-a-
ii n for "a p-'io! II y"a-s places spr"
:..".l" beyond -" r.a"h ~ 49, laU
and 'h-r" il no Wy 20 Cc' ngt from
unier th- oppression uuiil the fran
chi-- has expired
There rsa tend. ncy sll over 'h-
e L and read ! OF jh ! nj 10 'e>:
municipal own, r-hi.. ahf wh-rcN.r -
hs. been fairly tested il has proN-n "A
relief In many instances, pw"N"r.
corp, ra' ions have dumped Id l.an'-
ONO the cities al an -Xorbitaht price.
and in sch cases tie propl- h.v. r--
c-IVed the worst end OF the bs'g.in
and municipal ownership setback
The sun only poses as = Iaper that
aims 20 plsc" the facts b~forc III. p-o-
PIE in this matter aud stand by the
will ~ The majority The eopl. hav-
voted neArly three tn one in favor OF
city ownership. and il i. bat right and
proper tha, their demand be- compiled
with Ifw" are not in duty boInd 10
Pay an unr"ss0nab e price for y 81 ant.
let the municipality receive hid. for
an o1Iiit ard by Of the firm that
makes the lowest responsible bid.
The pr petiy owners have eNpre.."i
themselves, and TO state W. are for
the people and favor corporation,
would he a strar - way Of expressing
their desire.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-17
KISS THE 6i6LE.

justice John VI. Yiruey of New York
has abolished in his conrt the custom
OF requiring q witness TO kiss the Bible
when he 10 sworn. IL has never been
apparent ~hy kissing the Bible should
help q witness 10 tell the truth and ws
nov have Justice Yirney's statement
that 10 has no such effect Justice Yir-
ney says il 10 q desscration tending to
bring into common and contenpIuou.
nee things which ought TO be held
sacred. The distinction between q lie
and o lie under oath, ss IL the latter
we're more deprsved, has no foundation
in logic or morals. To admit such a
distinction 10 Q piece Of DANCE rous cas-
uistry tending to corrupt the common
mind. To make il the bssis Of the lsw
Of perjury 10 90 continue the popular
belief that legal distinctions have moth.
ing TO do With reason and justice -
Portland Oregonian.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-17

Moran. Ga Fob IT-One negro VA 9
ins'an'h till'l AMI another seriously
wonnd"t ~ \ n.pro gathering ~ Low
town church. Tho raCrn Killed. wa
thrown Nv = mr!o anI rs mock hro';
en- In 'wo places In n row between
a negro man AMI l2.vear.olh boy. n.
former was shot through the NOD.
with shotgun which male a la-c
oponing 'r'ir'lv through him. carry.
ing out piece of his liver
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-17

And now Mr.. Bryan is said to bav"
butted in with his silver tongue over
in China and frightened the Chinese
boycott on American goods just Is II
was about to relax. ny som" untortn.
nate statement of opinion. Mr.. Bry-
ans fame is so worldwide that he is
supposed to speak ex csthedra for the
American Government among some OF
the beknighted nations be- is now visit
ing Live Oak Democrat
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-17

The term Of Messrs Burrand Browne
as railroad commissioners will expire
with the present year. Their succrs-
sOrs are tn lie nominated at the ap-
preaching primary election and there
is already evidence that there will
be q lively scramble for the places r.
b. Bailey OF Monticello announces
himself a candidate and y. n. Har.
rison OF Lake City and Royal c Dunn
OF Maids have been mentioned 10y
some of the newspapers -starke Tele-
graph.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-17

The idea is preCos,erous TO erect
a three-siory school boiling. wHer"
and is So plentiful ss il is IN many
cities in + Otida Orlsndo's new -Iruc
turs w'lI b" 4 th'""-story blll1ing
and i; seems that a s-r-ih'" Tlan
won d tie to huy nor" land and knock
of the third s,o'y. 1t ia had plan "a
have pupils clint up.o high - r.arl
the schoQ. room.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-17

The name Of George Stuart. evan.
geliss, 10 on every tongue In Gaines.
sille, snd he has won the people by hi.
able discourses at the Bible COnfe 2.
snee. Men 10 every walk Of life take
Oh theis hats 60 him. and the crowds
that gather each night to hesl him are
enthusiastic in HE praise. He 10 set
sing the think tanks In operation OF
many people, and he should bs heard
by all,
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-17

II people would keep TO th- right
when walking along the streets there
would BE- less trouble in getting along
the sidewalks when crowded. some
people sprawl all over the walk and 60
drst TO one side, then th" other. and in
many instances bring ny square in
front of you. balance sll. and then
shoot either way they think suit. best.
Always keep to the right il the bes,
way and you will never go wrong.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-17
the AMERICAN FARMER.

Farmers Of America ought to br
thankful that they are not residents Of
some foreign countries, where they are
counted Q menial class. where farming
10 engaged in in the erudest manner.
and all work 10 seemingly performed
in the most difficult way possible.
Crude implements and teams or no
teams at all seem 90 be- the rule rather
than the exception. Imagine man
working a.! cay on the sides .. 4 r,cun-
tain gathering hay, obtaining only a
few spears At \ time. aud ~ night car
ryinR the gleanirgs OF the entire day
hume on his back the farmer in ia
pan must Isr;Jrn the work o! nan AID
beast. The working hours are about
sixteen. the labor hari and the far.
scanty. Truly III" llfr ~ the Am-ri.
can farmer can be that of n pr.ac- Il
h- will only will" it
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-17

Hon. Frank Clara has 49, VI' h =
approval ~ The ayphca;ipr- fpr thr-e
rural delivery routes oui ~ RN'Otd ;
aui ~" sIpl.'stt,u- Nr~ ruv IA ne
harG. ~ the fourth ass'.'au' Ir.,mss-
i-r-C"n-r.i. Vti +. eX.-c'ri - .ac'
nv"u them A. au early !A,'.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-17

Is 10 hard 20 tell when . boy passes
from boyhood to manhood. But some
one has said thas he has reached that
stage when he Ress up from the table
without asking for pie.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-17

NigUr ana che cr!hl-
re>, soon DISAPPEAR
when the S,.Ee,>aye
oa; ~ u.G1I -. las
easel.
Kidney trouble has
hcc"a;e 50 prevalent
that Il i rot RECON-
mon for 4 child - he
horI afflicted wi;h
weak <; iucv>. II tl.e
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-17

The college that trains athletes in
stead Of buying them has the correct
idea Of athletic sports and should be
eneounxed.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-17

II we had an smendment 90 the ccn-
ssltution 20 prevent foolish marriage
shere would b. no need Of one regard
Ing divorce.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-17

Tampa has some fearful liquor. A
fellow filed up on 10 and he could not
tell whether he vas making love to .
white or colored female.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-17

Optimism 10 when you wish to live
pessimism 10 when you wish 10 die.
Bus On exchange says that Oslerism 10
when other people think you ought TO
die,
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-17

There il more ratarrh in this -ection
of the country than all other diseases
Put together. and until the last few
year. It Was supposed To BE- inrprahr
For a great many years doctors pro.
uouuc-d II a local disease ani pre-
scrih-d !,cai r-mrdi"-. snd hy ron.
-tautly failing to cure with local treat
m-nt. pronounced Il Inclrabla
ScIenc ha. proven ca,arrh to o- con-
siitutional disease and Therefore re-
quires constitutional t-~e'w--' Hall.
Caiarrh Cure, MANUFACTURED Toy +. y.
Cheney x Co, Toledo, ohio. the
only constitutions, cure on the marx
ct 1t taSrn internslly, ia doses
from 10 drops TO teaspooniui IL act-
directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system They offer SlCO
for any case it fAil- to cure. send for
circular and testimonial.
Address; +. J CHENEY X Co., To-
ledo. Ohio
sold by druggists. 55c.
Take Halls Family Pile for cons,i-
D~A n.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-17

An advertising bills become due after FIRST
spYsarance Of advertisement. unless otherwise
saipaiatcd In confraet. Parties not known to us
wsn be required 10 pay for advertising in sd-
v1@ss. Address. THE DAILY sCN,
CAIxEsviLLR, FLA.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-17

The Fillipinos are noe allowed to
own o gun, exceps under strict reg
Ulations. And game 10 plentiful there.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-17

The Evening Georgian 10 the name Of
che new paper J. Temple Graves will
soon issOe 20 vindiease himself. The
News will miss his efforts.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-17

Gin lurinatcS t"o".irn. ttAc ai!ne sIa.ts
the hcsh. or II, Nh,l The chill reaches IN
aye vi"n it shou,i le al x o. control tHe
IA. age, =, j. yet afflicted w:tn tv'!.w,'-
ing. a,-.,,ud - on -. thtCau>, "tihcL.;..-
cult i i;Gnrr t:pu .c. -! The i:~;
sep should bc t'war'., the t'ya;rcu: ii
thv-c .u., Eh.~ u'l' ',4- 81
;-uu' e ! iGc - O. .'>cI>vd coalition I
Tie K. ,ury> AMI h...,- al ~, - =
h. : - mos; people >ul!',c.
Women - wri, A. ncH y'r iHA .c ''...,'-
allie wiki k.lucv and l.a.t~! iTo"h.,.
an ',u,h u,cl tie same s:c., reme.s.
II. .ill al the :;anc'..4;e eject OF
Sw amp-RoOt j. >nuu 'cIi.lvl. :; = sod
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-17
Womea as Well as Mea Are Made
Miserable BY Kidney and
Bladder Trouble.

kidney t-"u',c prers up"H thc mind,
liscouragcs ana .r>>cn>ar.tit,ou; 'eiu, s,
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-17

TIE rwicea-week sun is an sigh,-page, forty
spsumn paper. Published every Monday and
ShsI sday. and contains all the news Of the
veek. local. state and generai, and will be
nailed, postage free. to any part OF TIE United
saAtes or Canada. for 81. 90 year-in advance.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07

NEAPOL, 3 czerwca Geese
krateru Wezuwiusza zapadfa
sic W przepasc, poczem s1up
dymu wzni6s} sic ma wysokos6
kilkuset stop i zaciemnil slon-
ce, a deszcz popio}u zasypal
Annunciate + iokolice. Da1 sic
s}yszec huk podziemny, mie-
szkahcy zaczeli uciekac z
mieszka6, a professor Mat
teucci spedzi} robotnik6w,
zmiatajacych popi6l z drogi,
prowadzacej do wulkanu. Pro-
fesor ME sadzi; azeby miastu
Neapol g1ozic mia}o niebez-
pieczehstwo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07

MADRYT, 2 czerwca. A.
resztowano sprawce zamachu.
eleganckiego widocznie bo'
gatego cz}owieka, kt6ry "a
p}aci} bajeczna sumo "a wy.
najecie pokoju z balkonem:
zkad rzuci} rzekomy bukiet
kwiat6w.
Kr6l musiaf wysiasc z ka.
rety, poniewaz jeden z pred
Mich koni pad}. Bomba zro
bi}a ogromne spustoszenie
wywo}a}a panike, kt6ra tru'
dno opisac. Sprawca zamachu
jest podobno Anglikiem i ma
zywa sic Hamilton. Ocalenie
kr6la i kr6lowej by}o wprost
cudownem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07
PORTSMOUTH, Va,

PORTSMOUTH,, Va, 2
czerwca - Prezydent Roo.
sevelt przyby1 dotad, azeby
ma tutejszym cmentarzu bye
obecnym podczas uroczysto-
Sci ods}oniecia pomnika dla
2oleg}ych marynarzy i wy.
powiedziec przy tel sposob.
nosci move. Doznaf bardzo
okaza}ego przyjecia. W para.
die bralo udziai 1000 mary.
marry 2 eskadry p6lnocno a
tlantyckie], poczem maszero'
wall weterani oraz czIonko'
vie r6znych cyWilnych orga+
MACY.
% " 4 F
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE
MADRYT, |, czerwca.

MADRYT, 1, czerwca. -
Kiedy kr6l z kr6lowa, po
wzieciu slubu, wraca} z ko'
scio}a do pa}acu kiedy ca}y
orszak slubny znajdowa} sic
ma ulicy Mavor, okna trze-
ciego pietra domu, stanowia-
cego w}asnosc kr6lowej wdo-
wy rzucil ktos bukiet kwia-
tow, kt6ry upadf ma bruk
tuz "a powozem kr6lewskim,
a pred powozem rosyjskie-
90 arcyksiecia W}odzimierza.
W bukiecie by1a ukryta bonn
ba, kt6ra exsplodowa}a. Ka'
reta kr6lewska przystane}a,
kr6l ! kr6lowa przesiedli sic
do innej karety i dostali sic
szcze6iiwie do pa1acu, ksiaze
W}odzimierz wyszed1 takze
ca}O.
Kapitan Barrosa z eskorty
kr6lewskiej, 2 porucznicy, 6
szeregowc6w, markiz Colosa
z c6rka don Antonio Calvo
z 6 letnia siostrzenica i dwaj
inni panowie, jeden z mich
starzec 70 letni, poniesli
smierc. Wiele os6b uleg}o po-
kaleczeniu, powsta}o zamie-
szanie, wojsko zamknelo przy-
step przyleg}ych ulic, poll
cya aresztowa}a podejrzanych.
Zabitych ranionych odwie-
ziono do szpital6w. Podobno
sprawca zamachu zosta1 uje-
ty. Pred rokiem w]asnie
zrobiono zamach ma zycie
Alfonso W Paryzu, kiedy je-
chai W towarzystwie prezy-
denta Loubeta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07

WARSZAWA, 2 czerwca
- Wyslano ztad do Peter
sburga oficer6w sztabu z pro
testem przeciw nadaniu Kr6.
lestwu autonomii, a to ze
wzgled6w strateg;cznych. Wy.
bryki teroryst6w trwaja W
dalszym ciagu, a Rad k}a.
die je ma karb narodowc6w.
W ostatnich 2 dniach zbu-
rzono 8 rzadowych SHADOW
spirytusu. Wczoraj strajko-
wa}a s}uzba kolei ulicznej, a
komunikacya zosta}a przer-
wana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07

FILADELFIA, Pa. W ze-
sz}a sobote po po1udniu w6z
p. J. Romienieckiego przeje-
cha} 12-letniego Ignacego
Ratajczaka, zamieszka1ego ma
Belgrade ulicy, W Bridesbur-
gu i fatalnie go skaleczy}.
Ko}a wozu przesz}y przez g}o-
we ch}opaka. Ratajczak wkrad}
sic tylna czescia do woza j
napotkawszy kwarte w6dki
pocza} sobie pociagae tax da-
lece, il ia pocze}a skutkowac
do tego stopnia, ze zlecial z
wozu i W tym wlasnie mo-
mencie ko6 ruszyl i przeje.
chal go.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07
MADRYT, 2 czerwca.

MADRYT, 2 czerwca. -
Zdaje sic re rzucono dwie
bomby, kt6re eksplodowa}y
r6wnoczesnie. Ma miejscu ka-
tastrofy widziano ka}uze krwi
i szczatki rozbitych powo-
z6w. Markiza Tolosa i jej cor
ka ponios}y smierc ma bal
konie.
Kr6lowa matka i ksieztwo
Walii powr6cili z koscio}a,
azeby W pa}acu powitac MILO
d. pare. Zaniepokoili sic
widzac, re jej przybycie op6z-
MIA sic. Ujrzano wreszcie
pr6zna karete kr6lewska, cia-
gniona przez rokaleczone ko-
ME. Dopiero innym powo>
zem przyby} kr6l kr6lowa
kt6rej welon slubny by]
krwia zbroczony.
Istnieje zamiar skr6cenis
uroczystosci, poniewaz dn
wesela zamieni}y sic W dn
smutku. Wczorajsze fajerwer
XII, koncerty zabawy ME cie'
szy}y sic powodzeniem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07
MADRYT. 3 czerwca.

MADRYT, 2 czerwca. -
W liczbie rannych znajduje
sic general Weyler. Wszyst-
kich zabitych naliczono 20
os6b, a ranionych 60. Are
sztowano W nocy 80 os6b.
Postanowiono ME zniesc pro-
gramu uroczystosci, azeby
lud uspokoic.
Odlamek bomby zniszczy]
ma piersiach kr6la order wy
sadzony brylantami. Kr6lo'
wa ubolewa, ze wnios}a "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07

chow i trzech Niemc6w. Ce.
sarz zaprosi} naczelnik6w
sztabu rosyjskiego i niemiec'
kiego do wziecia udzia1u W
manewrach. Cesarzowi Will.
helmowi ME wypada od]ozyc
podr6zy do Wiednia, odwie-
dzi przeto Franciszka J6zefa
pomimo, re vie dobrze jak
ma}o pozadanym jest go
sciem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07
PETERSBURG, 2 czerwca

PETERSBURG, 2 czerwca.
- Panuje og6lne oburzenie
z powodu dalszego istnienia
sad6w wojennych i wykony-
wanna wyrok6w smierci ma
politycznych przestepcach.
Wydawcy gazety ,,Lud pra-
cujacy'' zostali skazani ma
rok wiezienia, poniewaz ma
wo}ywali do rewolucyi. Ich
gazette zawieszono ma pre-
ciag pieciu lat. ,,Czarne sot-
ME" protestuja przeciw u
dzielaniu amnestyi, a protest
nosi podpisy urzednik6w po'
licyjnych. z NOW wyg]oszo'
nych wczoraj W dumie pan
stwowej nalezy wnosic, ze
demokraci konstytucyjni po'
dzielili sic ma dwie przeciwne
sobie frokcye, kt6rych kaz'
da inaczej zapatruje sic ne
kwestye agrarna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07

CHICAGO, III. Ciekawa
scena zasz}a NJ, Noble ul. bill
sko koscio1a sw. Bonifacego.
Szesnasto czy osmnastoletni
ch}opak, Polak upi} sic jak
nieboskie stworzenie, potem
rzuca} sic ma kazdego, kt6ry
mu wlaz} W droge. Zbiegowi.
sko bylo wielkie, przynaj'
mniej 400 os6b przypatrywa'
10 sic tel scenic - policyj
ME by}o.
Wczoraj wieczorem 40 let.
MIA Dora Piankowska z Pc
kin, ILL.,, wyskoczy}a oknem
z 2 pietra gospody pm. 265
Michigan ave., ma dziedziniec
kamienny. Podniesiono ia
nieprzytomna j zawieziono
do szpitala Emergency,
gdzie sic okaza}o, ze skale.
czyla sic mocno W dolna
szczeke j bolesnie pot}ukla
sic " 1okcie i kolana; zdaje
sic jednakowoz, ze ME odnio.
sla wewnetrznych uszkodze6
Piankowslza pred ki.lku
! lmiesiiacami przybyla . dWoj.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07
z NIW POLSKICH
W AMERYCE

/ BUFFALO, N. Y. Dzienni-
ki angielskie umiesci1y W ze-
sz}ym tygodniu ma swych
szpaltach sazniste artyku}y,
W kt6rych starano sic do ME
bywa}ej potegi podniesc i ma
dac wielkie znaczenie bzdur-
stwom, wyg}aszanym przez
kumoszkl i rodzine Jak6ba
|Czajki z pod mr.. 139 Ko6ciu-
szko ul., kt6rzy twierdzili u
Iporczywie, ze c6rka Czajki ,
Marya, 18.letnia dziewczyna,
rozmawia z Bogiem i re jest
odwiedzana przez Pana Jezu~
sa i Matke Boza!... Rozumie
sic, re ciemne a }atwowierne
masy uwierzy}y snadnie tym
bredniom, t}umnie zalega}y
ulice pred domem Czajki cd
rama do p6znej nocy przez
diva dni. Zbadanie stanu
miewajacej ,cudowne obja-
wienia'' dziewczyny, przepro-
Wadzone starannie przez le-
Harry, wykaza}y, re Czajk6w-
na podlega napadom histeryi
i bredzi niestworzone rzeczy,
kt6re naiwni prostaczkowie
uwazaja "a nadprzyrodzone.
Doda6 tu musimy, re jak Ma
rya, Ia aki -ca}a'~rodzina Czajki,
wraz z ojcem naleza do zwo-
lennik6w niezaleznego ,,bi~'
skupa'', Stefana Koz}owskie~
go, i odznaczaja sic niezwy-
k}ym fanatyzmem, ciemnota
i co "a tenn idzie, wiara W gu
s}a i zabobony.
Ma krzyz6wce kolei Lake
Szore przy Goodyear ave.,
zosta}a zabita zesz}ego piatku
przez pociag osobowy 3-let-
MIA Aniela Nowakowska z
pod nr. 107 Goodyear ave.
Malehstwo pozostawione bez
dozoru wesz}o ma tory kole-
jowe ME rozumiejac niebez-
pieczehstwai ponios}o smiere
straszna 2 why rodzic6w,
ME otaczajacych dostateczna
opieka dzieci wypuszczanYch
samopas ma ulice!....
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07

dom ukochanego nieszcze-
scie. Po po}udniu kr6l z kr6-
Iowa wyjecha} samochodem
bez policyjnej eskorty, a lud-
nose wita}a 90 okrzykami ra-
dosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07

WIEDEN, 2 czerwca - O.
g6lne wzburzenie ME ustaje.
Cesarz Franciszek J6zef po-
suna} sic zbyt daleko W u
stepstwach przyznanych We
grom, ME zasiegajac rady ami
ministr6w. Bedzie musia]
obecnie parliament rozwiazat
j rzadzic krajem ma w}asna
Observation-Disclosures.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07
ODESSA, 2 czerwca -

ODESSA, 2 czerwca - Ia.
nosi sic ma powazne rozru.
chy W guberniach chersoh'
skiej, besarabskiej, po}taw'
skiej pod Jekaterynosla'
wien. Rad przedsiebierze
srodki ostroznosci i wzmac.
MIA miejscowe garnizony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07
RZYM, 2 czerwca -

RZYM, 2 czerwca - Za~
mach W Ma6rycie ma zycie
Alfonso wywotai ogromne
wrazenie. Papieski sekretarz
stanu, kardyna} Merry del
Val uwiadomi1 niezw}ocznie
o wypadku Ojca sw., kt6ry
przes}a} telegraficznie kr6lo-
wi Alfonsowi serdeczne po-
winszowanie z powodu oca-
lenia jego zycia. Podobna de-
pesze wys}a} do Madrytu
kr6l Wiktor Emanuel.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07

BERLIN, 2 czerwca. Sejm
pruski uchwal1} nowele szkol-
ma re zmianami ia kt6re zgo-
dill sic Rad, a parliament od-
rzuci} natomiast III g}osami
przeciw "a projekt rzadowy
azeby ustanowic osobne mi
nisterstwo spraw kclonial-
nych. Nastepnie odroczy1 sic
parliament do listopada, a po-
s}owie rozjechali sic do do
NOW.