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The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-07-06
Battle Creek.

Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Morgan of Bas-
sett arrived here Monday for visit
with Mrs. Morgan's sister, Mrs. Frank
Ulrich. and family.
August Huebner of Hadar was visit
ing here Wednesday at the Robert
Setback home.
Alfred Doering and Rudolph Man
tey, students of the Lutheran teach
ers' seminary at Seward, this state, ar
rived home Wednesday for summer
vacation.
Rev. w. G. Starring and family viii
arrive here today from DeSmet, s, D.,
and take charge of the Baptist congre-
cation at this place and Tilden. They
will occupy the Hoover dwelling on
East Main street till fall, when the
Baptist parsonage will be vacated.
John Lucht, sr., Is on the sick list.
Miss Nellie Dugher of Wisner was
visiting here with Miss Helen Tanner
and other friends.
Mr.. W. II. II. Sessler went to Clea"-
water Saturday for visit with ner
daughter, Mrs. John James.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Crane Of Bun
yon, Wis, are here on visit with Mrs
Cranes uncles, Leroy Munger and
VIM. Coltman, and her grandfather,
Col. Chas Worker of Pierce county
Rev. ]. Hoffman will have to deliver
a sermon at Columbus on the occa-
soin of a missionfest next Sunday
Rev. j. II. Tegeler and family of
Beemer are here on a visit at the
homes of his brothers, f. w. and
Frank Tegeler.
John r. Wit2lgman, cashier of the
Valley bank, returned Saturday from
two weeks visit with relatives at
Clinton and other points in Iowa.
Lorenz Bowers was here Monday
from Norfolk.
The Palace saloon, Earl E. Cartney,
is fixed up with new wall paper and
paint inside and outside.
p. f, Zimmerman is at Spencer in
the interest of the Elkhorn Valley in,
surance company of Norfolk.
Judge n NJ, Lund was a Norfolk
visitor Monday,
The ball games and the German
school picnic was spoiled by rain Sun
day.
Monday was school election ant
very little interest taken. The vote
was l6 to l in favor of Henry Mass
man, who received 16 and j. e. San
ders 15 votes. l.. B, Baker got tha
one lost vote. The estimated expense
I,,A
at $4,000.
j. NJ, Giitner returned Friday from
a visit to his old Kentucky home.
w. H. Maher and family departed
Tuesday for Liberty, Mo, where the!
intend to locate.
Dan Mahoney was here Tuesda.
from Fairview.
e. w. Thomas was here on business
Tuesday from Norfolk.
julius Glandt was here Tuesda.
from Meadow Grove.
John Brandt and family of Avon
S. D., were visiting here from Satur
day till Wednesday at the home of hi
cousin, John Bredehoeft, and othe
relatives.
Our fat ball team will go to Tildel
next Sunday and meet the heav
weights at that place. About 16S pee
pie were here last Sunday from I'll
den and about one-half hundred fror
Madison. The rain interfered but W
all felt contented.
Mrs. Annie Severa and August Stet
fen have their store buildings repaint
ed this week. Everybody is fixing u
for the great celebration on tn
Fourth. Even the editor of the Enter
prise is so busy his machinery i
his office stops.
The Guaranty Title and Trust CC
will run their second special excursio
TO the land that blossoms like tn
rose"-to the land where the boys r.
Gently bought so many acres and ar
so well satisfied. Among those VIII
made purchases are: Frank schinku
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-07-06

of the colored people in the south In
all $3.50 was raised for the purpose of
carrying out the missionary work in
the south.
After the speaking the band gave
a very fine concert.
The day was thoroughly enjoyed by
everyone present
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-07-06

pictures on the canvass with little II
any "llickernE" Those who attended
have n much clearer conception of the
awful disaster than they could have
obtained in any other way.-Fremont,
(Neb) Daily Herald, May 81, 'O6
Auditorium Wednesday, July 4.
Prices %, 35, soc.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-07-06
Paclfcs Win.

The game between the Pacific and
OXnards resulted in victory for the
Pacific people. There was lack of
commercial players, so that the game
was not strictly a hotel game. The
score was very one-sided, being Is 10
Z.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-07-06
TO NEW TOWN.
Porter Family From Fairfax, S. D.,
Locating Furnas, S. D.

Miss Pearl Porter arrived in Nor
folk this morning from Fairfax, S. D.,
enroute to Furnas, S. D., sixty miles
due east of Rapid City, where she goes
to take a claim. Four of her brothers
are now at that point, where they have
four sections of land, inclosing a
school section. They may start a
newspaper at the new town of Fur
mas, which is built on the Porter
claims.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-07-06
Game at EnoIa.

The Red Tops went to Enola yester-
day and played the base ball team of
that town. They were defeated in a
very exciting contest by a score of
s to 8. The Norfolk boys shut out the
Enola boys in the last four innings.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-07-06
SHE WILL Be RELEASED
IDA RIsH-MACoMsER PROBABLY
BE TAKEN EAST.
sTEHR HAS TO PUT UP BOND
In Case the Woman Becomes Danger
Gus at Any Time, the Hospital Au.
thorities Here Must be Protected so
That She Can be Brought Back Here
TFrom Saturdays paily.1

fFrom Saturdays Daily1
Ida Irish -Macomber, the insane in
mate whose release is being sought by
Lothar p. Stehr, a mechanical engi-
neer of Coxsaliie, N. Y, will probably
be taken out of the state hospital here
and escorted to New York by Mr..
Stehr, who claims to be the woman's
cousin In order to secure her re-
lease, Stehr will be compelled to put
up a bond of about 5000, which will
protect the state hospital authorities
in case the woman becomes dangerous.
Ida Irish is resident of the state
of Nebraska and therefore, if she be,
comes dangerous after having been
released and taken to New York. it
will be necessary for the hospital au-
thorties here to send for her and
bring her back. In order to cover the
expense of such an emergency, it will
be necessary that Mr.. Stehr put up
bond
The impression seems to prevail at
the hospital that Stehr knows the rel
atives of the woman and that they
want her near them. 1t is not known
that he has inquired about town as to
her financial standing.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-07-06
Pierce Defeats Foster.

Pierce, Neb., July Especial to The
News: At a game of ball here Sat
urday between Pierce and Foster, the
locals won out with a score of 6 to 2.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-07-06
REAL ESTATE CHANGES.
n. F. Barnhart Buys Residence.
SchWenck Will Build.

II. f, Barnhart has bought the wv.
]. Cow residence on the corner of
Twelfth street and Nebraska avenue.
Geo. w. Schwenk has bought lots
on Nebraska avenue between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets, and will erect
a new residence on them.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27

By the death Of Brigadier-(ieneral
Joseph Wheeler there pas.es frsm the
scene OF action one OF the noble char.
aeters Of this country.
He was conscious almost TO the last
momeat and faced the last enemy
with the same bravery and grandeur
40 he did in HE struggles on the battle
Held in defense Of his loved Southland F.,
and later in defense Of . reunited
eounsvy againss the spanish forces
Wheu the names of earth's heroes
ore called from she pinnacle on high
that OF the great and modess Fight.
ing Joe" Wheeler will be found along
with those who done their duty we'll.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27

Printers Ink say. that what 10 said
to be the fret instance in which the
Federal authorities have proceedrd
against q quack medical concern is the
action taken recently against the
Force Of Life" Chemical Co. Broad
way and slst street, New York. This
company occupied q whole hoor in a
large building. and carried on a traffic
among the sick. finding rich fields OF
operation among old soldiers. reade r.
OF the religions papers. etc. lie man
ayers have been arrested ON a charge
Of using the mail. tn defraud. About
500 complaints had been received. ami
IL ia estimsted that Wet ina have been
bied tn an aggregate Of hundreds OF
thousands Of dollars by advertising
aud circulars
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27
Deafness Cannot be Cured

Ey local applications, A. they cannot
reach th,' diseased portjou 81 tie ear
There - only on" NAY 90 cure deaf.
n--s. and that - ty. constitutional
remedies. Deafness = rAu-rd ~ al
lutismrd condition ~ the mu'lu-
lining uf the Eustathian nbr. When
this tuhr j, ,nhAm,d you hHv, a rum.
bling -ouud or imperfect hearing. aad
when it l. entirely closed deafness J.
the result. sLi uuls-, -" uNamma-
tinn can br taSrn out ard thIs tph,.
RESTORED To - norma CONDITION l.sr.
ing will be- uestruyrl forever NIne
cases out OF ten are caused ~ cAtarrh
which i nothing but an inilamrd con-
diGIou uf the mucous surfaces
We will give one Hundred Dollars
for any case of deafness tcAu-.d hy
catarrh) that cannot be- cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. send FOR CIR
cular-. free.
+. J CHENEY x Go Toledo. %.
Sold by drugg St., 75r.
Take EialPs Family Pill. tor con.;i-
patton.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27
TO KILL rHE oANoRUEF GERM.
1. the Only Possible Way OF Havia9
An Effective Cure.

- YOU sec n woman or 4 m1n With 'IK.
,'.trt = ssy LaI-. yoy may - sI:" nei-
's.r has JhudrIrf - amount - s.yrEing
n nearly every case wH'r" wHn"T ari
mon have thin brittle htir they owe u
I, t,nJrUH. There are hundreds o: IrHp-
a-l',Hs that calm" q ,ar' Gar!-II
~ ut On" "; Eewtr II -. ~. ,"'s
you mat lGndru~ IS the rc~.'t o" g"-n
eI-row:3E INTO ~" s"1lr 1ri thn' per-
IT 27eTt cure - tgGir4G and !:s consa-
qgent fa!!rs and ba.Irc-~. can ny t"
lad by E!l!.aG tN- germ: a.d t..r" = =,
o,a"r ?'op1rt'i = 'tl' WY destroy -.
germ hv' Nowhro's fTN-, .,a ".'. go -,
the cause, ard you r.~'oyc -" ~, . "
y by Ie3i'ne gr EP'-'s. $50 - \
S;lnns fo- ~7mp'" - T. Hsro.r.l. @.
Detroit. Mich.
J. y. I"diH"rd L Co. SVeeiaI Agents
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27
EvERYsooV PROSPEROUS.

II hss ben n-arly 'hivte.n years
since ~" hsd panic Win r.su'tlug n
dnstrial Hsgnstion in this country.
That depression wss no, ~ G'et
length AMI in f"w y.ara The rer'v-'y
Was complete and the ha'ipn sLt-'"d
upon n carte- ~ unyr-c. d-,t,. mae.
rial Development a."nS all h.". wtl'h
has n-vr' Creased. We ave going fnr.
Wsrt ~i'h sccel-rA',nS speed th" IN
dusiral ou'pr' il alI.O-t beyond COM
putatIon ramps have di.ayp-ar'd
except th- "pruies.l, :" who repre-
sent "n" end ~ "our i"i-ure cia-. !"
the Old menac" Of ov.rproLnciiDn in
c-s.an'ly danRlsd before our Eyes hy
IN. rconum ,ts OF 'h. lA.t decade Fas
sn-aksd away aud h-rn Forgotten :;
hanks hsv. sased ~ break rIcrp: At
rare intervals for come pnrriy .ucAl
cSuee: wages were never better, cot
'0D is At lat q Ta,iHg cVop. ani no
man ~ out OF 0Ork unless h. wsnis 20
b-; improvement. development, prl-
gree, from vas' engineering .chenl-s
Involving million. AID employing
thoussni., down To huIl.iug a het,er
hons. for the one-hor-r farm-rto live
lL-such 10 the order " thr day -
every state in the Union. and no.
wher- I- ~ nor" marS"i than in the
Sonth.
" may be sinful ard un.D-mocratic
totalk tin. way but seeing +. believing
and We can't rrsist th. testimony ~
our own s-nses. W. don't know Why
q ia and v- have no theory advanced
from any quarter. The police. f the
Republican Iarty have HO' brought I
about. for under those sam. police.
W" had anm" mighty stif panirs
followed hy long depres-iOus Ted.
dy's personality has - rtainly not been
n factor: but no matter what the
cause. the effect ia here the Uredic
tiOns of the croakprs have failed Ihe
Populi.t party, born of disaster 10 cure
calamity. has disappeared. except Tom
Wat.On who survives merely IA a pic-
tnresque rsmindeV 'ha, ~ once lived
We are all prosperous n We dsserv. 10
he the eternal and unt"rrifrd De-
mocracy il still on deck a. the balance !
wheel Of the Republic. ard II the Ma
zion i. riding toa fall there is nothing
in sight 10 indicate it Live oak Daily
D-uvcEaS.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27

At the annual banquet ~ the Con-
federate veteran-' camp Of New York
City. Gen. Frederick u. Grant. COM
manding the Department ~ the East
United State. Army. proposed an in.
formal resolution that sieps be taken
Immediately tn make January 18th.
1877. the One-hund drrdthanniversary Il
the birth ~ Cen. Robt. Lee, a Nation
al day of memorial. lie spoke Of hi-
father. friendship for tirn-rsl Lee anf
~ the latter'- h-rltag. In me country.
the resolution wa. adopted with
cheers
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27

A eolor-d child ~ T. mo. Ps.co cOOn-
~. drank k-russrs. 'hnAiuR Il wAs
water. and csme near d.! !nG. Th"rs ar
men who drink Kerosene Every iAy.
halls pir' NJ tine. Ani have eTpe''.
-nced relief from arg ''optlr- rs ~"
''g liar indu!c"acs MVst hAv" been
-" cNa.~r" 80. cor,rr gave - r-.
.i"ve the chl 4 'Aa' .au--i ~" 'ro.b- -
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27

The expulsion Of VI. Fagny from
NeneEaela 10 taken by the French a.
q basis for war. Having got the con.
sent Of the other nations TO teach the
impeiuous Castro a few thing., they
may soon commence to chaslise him.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27

The re'oprriug of is for m" le:.
ting 0fthr contract tor System o'
w"rag" shou,i nave the matter thnr-
oIghiy "xpialreG. - the bidder Xouli
better unds'-t4Ei vha' - i-.Irci.
The d'tck". nr;rruch".. II - though,
hy many, stoIId rrt be- a. deep as
stated in the ~. citira,ipu.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27

The Philippine Island. are making
rapid strides towards civilization. and
they now handle the mo.t outrageous
scandals With 40 much .noothness AZ
the people Of our own United states.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27

The bankers Of Ch-st-T. IA. have
notified the clerks that they must
quit their clubs" The bankers per-
hsps think they hav. TO pay the tax.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27

\ Denver man has offered to pay all
the debts Of the bur-ted Boston bank
~ ~hrh h- brother waS president
Here - 1t least IN" II those mn
whom We have been reading about
having moAey q huru.-At snts Jour.
nal
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27

The fire insurance people are com.
planning that Chicago doesn't use va.
ter enough. Evidently they are no,
familiar with Chicago water or they
wouldn't expect them 90 use il
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27

William q. Rockefeller, a nephew OF
Uncle John, DONE look half as solemn
% che ress OF the family. he actually
smiles sometimes.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27

The Poi bl-ine>. j.. @! such pro.
portions IN Tampa that the pap.r.
pIbii.h them .1merhlng after the style
of marine reSa. except they dpn't al.
ways Get ,h~ par, ,hcy clear for TIE
cargces are GENERALLY .pi-is
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27

People who don't care TO own
home sho0id seun-u,b-T that IL IL WAS
not profitable to Own house there
would be no land lords.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27

The Car has issued u decree that the
Democrats be permitted to meet un-
molested in st. Petersburg. That. as
much 90 CEsr Cannon mas ever done for
the house OF Democrats IN Washing.
ton,
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27

The young man who yss--s j. exam
inatinns in ~" high school IN the
:Se';ih 9rsd" can b" admitted 10 tie
Stat" Culver.i,y. ard ho - not uhl ged
I" attend school shy gwen Ter gth ~
years
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27

Castro 10 anxious to have the ships Of
ell natiOns join In she parade, and not
have it confined Co she French.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27

The celebration OF the birthday Of
Robert Burns. the Scotch poet. was
observed oil over tha world. Thursday,
Ian. 2Ssh.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27

The negro meeting held in Washing
toe, ID. O., announces that they will
mako q strong fight to oppose disfran.
ohisemens.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27

LAX" H"'en D. among rh- SOl'!
FIprida toNrs that are makiUg III!
prOyempnts
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-05-24

Mr.. Ira Blankinship and Miss
Mary Butler of Roseberry we're
joined in wedlock by Rev. Warner
the 18th inst. THE ADVOCATE joins
the many friends of this estimable
young couple in wishing them a
peaceful and happy married life.
A wedding party from Meadows,
the principals of which are Mr.. Dan
McRae and his bride, are guests of
the Mccall hotel this week.
Co. Atty. Fisher and wife had a
narrow escape from serious injury
recently, being thrown from their
buggy in a runaway.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-05-24
Local and General News
Saw Mill Hand Wanted at
Stunts mill near Van Wyck.

Saw Mill Hand Wanted at
Stunts mill near Van Wyck.
G. A. Powell, the merchant, went
to Meadows Monday on business.
M. e. Meador was up from his
ranch near Council ford Tuesday.
The foundation for the large hall
to be built here was laid this week.
Ben Turner has returned from
Meridian, where he spent the win
ter.
Fred Allison Of Meadows was
visiting here the fore part of the
week.
T.. III. Heacock and Elmer Close
went to Meadows Monday for po-
tatoes.
The Misses Maud and May Tabor
we're Lardo visitors from Sphinx
Saturday.
A number of the young people
enjoyed dancing in the hall Satur-
day night.
ID. r. Lawhead has returned to
the valley from Powder River val
ley, Oregon.
Willie Pottenger of Roseberry
was here Sunday enroute to Coun-
Gil for freight.
Mel Davis of Sphinx went tC
Meadows Monday for potatoes for
w. B. Boydstun.
We are getting lots of rain this
spring which is good for the far
mers and placer miners.
B. H. Ratekin returned home
Saturday from Boise where he has
been working for some time.
H. L. Payton came in Monday
from Boise, where he had been fol
several weeks. He is glad to b'
home again. r
Ed G. Martin of Roseberry came
in from Council Tuesday with a fine
new buggy, harness and team. This
looks kinder suspicious.
Ex-Governor f. w. Hunt wa
here Saturday enroute to the Biz
Greek mining district where he i
interested in mining property.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Cole of Rose
berry were here a few days this weel
visiting their daughter, Mrs. W. B
Boydstun. Mrs. Cole has had poo
health for some time.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-05-24
CRAWFORD
Crawford, May 20.

Crawford, May ~.
DIR. Noggles was v this week
to attend Mrs. Johnson's arm, which
was broken when their wagon was
overturned on one of the bad hills
when coming in from Emmett.
Geo. d. Smith, a hotel man OF
Roosevelt, was here four days last
week. After buying supplies, but
ter, eggs, etc., he had to wait for a
packer.
G.. ID. Rash of Center will bring
in a load of freight from Council
for The Patterson Company.
Miss Anna j. Norris, who spent
the winter in California, has re-
turned to the valley.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-05-24
Lawhead's Stallion Jake"

will stand at the briggs Ranch,
Lardo, Mondays, Tuesdays and
Wednesdays; at Roseberry, Thurs
days, Fridays and Saturdays.
in14 d. r. LAWHEAD.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-05-24
CONCRIT

This splendid imported Belgian
Stallion will make the season of
1906 as follows: Mondays, Tues
days and Wednesdays, at Lardo;
Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays,
at Roseberry,
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-05-24

The Ladies of the First Baptist
Church will serve Ice Cream at
Vanwyck the Fourth of July, and
ask the kind patronage of all.
By order of the committee.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-05-24
DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE.

Concrit is black, is eight years
old, weighs 1000 pounds, is well
built and blocky and of very quiet
disposition. He was imported by
the Palo Alto Stock Co. of Emmets-
burg, Iowa, from Belgium. He is
recorded in the American and Bel
gian Stud Book No. 1888 and 1888.
TERMS OF SERVICE.
500 to insure mare in foal, due
when mare is known to be in foal,
or when mare is sold or removed
from the county. $40 cash for
single service. We shall retain
ownership in colt until service fee
is paid. Care will be taken to pre-
vent accidents, but we will not be
responsible should any occur.
Payette Lake Horse Company,
Lardo, Idaho.
D.. PRETTYMAN, Manager.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-10-25

pc. 800 osob zachorowaio, a dwie
umarly ma zaraze. u pacyentow
dale sic dostrzegac najpierw wiel-
ka goraczka, a potem czerwone
plamy ma calem ciele. Pierwsze-
mi ofiarami byli robotnicy au-
stryaccy, ktorzy przybyli Buff
falo ably budowac dom fabryczny
zaraza przeszla ma mieszkahcow.
Red Bud, ILL.,, rs pazdziernika.
- Farmer Anton Muelbach, mie-
szkajacy W Monroe County, ILL.,,
zostai we wtorek wieczorem przez
yBiale Czapki" zabity. Przyszedi
do miasta i wstapii do szynku,
.gdzie grenada "Bialych Czapek"
napadla ma niego, obila go wy
rzuciia ma ulice. Kiedy potem
chcial wsiaSc ma w6z i odjechac,
ci sami Iotrzy obrzucili go kamie-
miami i tax pokaleczyli, re w sku-
tex tego wczoraj umarl. Muelbach
pozostawia zone i piecioro dzieci.
- Urzednicy w Monroe County
znaja roznych czionkow szajki,
kt6ra sklada sic z mlodych proz-
niakow i napada najczesciej ma
ludzi bezbronnych.
Logansport, Ind, rs pazdzier-
nika. = 80 letni Fred Shelly, we
drowal IL mil pieszo, ably usly-
sec Bryana przemawiajacego
wczoraj ma zgromadzeniu a kiedy
wreszcie przyszed}, upadl re znu-
zenia omdlaly. Skoro Bryan o tenn
sic dowiedzial, kazal starca po-
miescic w szpitalu powiatowym
i sam opedzi koszta jego utrzy-
mania tamze.
Topeka, Kans., rs pazdzierni-
ka. = Ma kongresie organizacyi
Farmers National Cooperative
Assoc" zastanawiano sic mad pla-
nami zwalczania trustu miesne-
go i komisowych handlarzy owo-
COW. Postanowiono, re farme-
rzy beda sami mieso peklowali
nietylko ola wlasnego uzytku, ale
tal1ze do handlu. Rowniez zamie-
rzaja farlnerzy przez w}asnych a
gent6w sprzedawac swe bydlo
wiascicielom rzezalh. Take w
sprawie sprzedazy owocow far
merry chca postepowac ma VIA
sna reke wedle planu kooperacyj-
nego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-10-25
Rome nOfatkI teIegrafIGzns,

= Gubernator permskiej pro-
wincyi Rosyi zabronil wywozu
maxi z powodu drozyzny powsta-
lei w skutek gfodu panujacego w
prowincyach sasiednich.
= Zrezygnowal austryacko
wegierski minister wojny, gen.
por. Ritter Won Pittreich, a ma
stepca jego zamianowany zostal
gen. Franz Schoenaich.
= Wedle urzedowych cyfer, W
Prusiech w r. 1905 wzrosla zna-
cznie konsumcya psow koni.
Zabito w zeszlym roku 81,312 ko-
nj 1,56S psow ma pozywienie.
Hrabina Montignoso, roz-
wiedziona malzonka krola saskie-
go Fryderyka Augusta, wczoraj
w Monachium po raz pierwszy
cd dnia swego rozwodu widziaia
sic z najstarszemi swemi dziecmi,
nastepca tronu Jerzym i ksie-
ciem FryderyEiem Krystyanem,
w poselstwie saskiem.
- Francuski cabinet Clemen-
ceau rozpoczal ukiadac swoj pro-
gram; ma pierwszem miejscu be-
die ostateczne przeprowadzenie
rozdzialu pahstwa cd KoSciola.
- Major Alfred Dreyfus "a
skarzyl paryska gazette "Libre
Parole" o falszywe sprawozdanie
z rozstrzygniecia sadu kasacyjne-
go. Process odbedzie sic "a diva
tygodnie.
w poblizu Centerville,
Mis-, lynczowano murzyna To
ma Cromptona.
= Slychac, re prezydent Roo
sevelt zanianuje ustepujacego z
eabinetu Williama H. Moody
czlonkiem najwyzszego trybuna-
lu.
w skutek eksplozyi W ko-
palni LEARN zelaznych Cambria
Steel Co" W Johnston, Pa.,7 O.
sob zostaio zabitych. Nazwiska
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ich So nieznane, wyjatkiem je-
dnego, Sampsona Luther.
Il w poblizu Morton Grove,
ILL.,, wydarzyla sic eksplozya W
lokomotywie pociagu kolei c. NJ.
and St. Paul. Palace Dougherty
zostai zabity, kondukor loko-
motywy hamulcarz pokaleczeni.
- w Knoxville, Tenn, straJ-
kuje 900 maszynistow z fabryki
kolei Southern. z powodu, re z
Cincinnati przybylo 19 "lamaczy
strajku".
w Tiffin, O., odsionieto
pomnik gen. Williama Henryka
Gibsona.
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lowe, SHY ME znajace sic wzaje-
mnie, pchaja masy ludzkie w Ro-
cyl do celow nieznanych, owinie-
tych mgla tajemnicza ukrytej
przyszlo$ci. Nasze tlrobne argu-
menty logik6w francuskich, ma
sze rozumowania ME So iodine
rozSwietlic chaosu. Nasza retory-
ka ME zglebi tajemnic tego trze-
sawiska.