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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-01

finally came to them and asked them
to split the difference for which they
held out, but the men were firm in
the demands which they had first
asked for and refused to do this.
Up until yesterday the carpenters
and joiners received SO per day. Some
time ago they notified the bosses that
they wanted So. SO per day, COM
mencing this morning This is forty
two cents an hour, but the bosses
refused the demands, declaring that
they would be willing to give them
forty cents an hour and no more.
Meetings were held and no agree
ments could be reached for both jour
neymen and bosses were firm and it
could be seen from the start that the
matter could not be settled, as neith-
er side seemed willing to give in and
both sides made ready for the battle.
The boss carpenters also held a
meeting last night They talked the
matter over in a thorough manner
and a committee was appointed to
wait on the journeymen and offer
them an increase of one cent per
hour over what they had formerly
agreed to give, thus making the pay
forty-one cents per hour instead of
forty-two cents. The journeymen ex-
planned to the committee that they
were going to hold out for forty-two
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-01
DONATE $40
Eagle A. C. Will Give Some of It's
Funds for San Francisco.

At the meeting of the Eagle Ath-
letic Club in King street, last night. it
was decided to donate $40 to the local
relief fluid for the sufferers in San
Francisco, and the money will be.
turned over to Harry Conard, cashier
of the First National Bank, sometime
today Leonard Grimley was elected
treasurer TO succeed Howard Hope,
who has not the time to devote TO the
task.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-01

MOUNT CARMEL. Pa, May THE
first serious collision in the anthracite
coal regions since mining was suspend
ed on April l has occurred here be-
tween a mob of idle workers and q
platoon of the new state constabulary
force and resulted in the injuring Of
probably twenty men, and three Of
them will likely die.
The disturbance was caused by an
attack on "a detail of the state police
by several hundred foreigners who be-
came incensed ut the presence of the
constables. They threw stones at the
policemen and otherwise endangered
their lives to such an extent that they
were forced to fire on the crowd, which
had swelled into thousands. The riot
caused the greatest excitement in the
many mining villages of the southern
coal fields when it became known that
mine workers had been shot down, but
the affected territory is now compara-
lively quiet.
While it is believed that score OF
persons were injured during the day,
only ten are accounted for. The three
who it is thought will die are:
Louis Wilson, shot through the body;
r. Miserevich. shot in the stomach.
and Stanislaus Watakoski, shot in the
groin.
Wilson was shot while standing in
front of his home, block from the
scene of the conflict r. II. Gibson,
trooper. was struck on the head with q
rock and seriously hurt.
The presence of the troopers on the
main street of the town caused b csp
of mine workers to gather about Il
and the boIder ones in the crowd
gan to stir up. trouble. The cE
closed in upon the state police and .
gan throwing stones. The trooper
charged the mob and scattered it, but
not before several men were hurt, in
cluding a trooper.
Some of the mob persisted in follow
ng the troopers, and some one threw
stone at them, which was followed by
| shower of others. Lieutenant Smith
Wheeled his men about, gave the order
o fire and, it is said, sent three vol
eyS into the mob before it broke and
an. Half dozen men were left lying
IN the ground, and they were later
licked up and cared for.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-01
pETERSON'S CONDITION.
Man Who Was Stabbed Remains
about the Same Today.

The condition of Elias Peterson,
the youth who was stabbed in the
back Sunday night by an Unknown
man on upper Smith street, is about
the same today and hopes are enter
tanned for his recovery. A warrant
for the. arrest of his assailant who
was designated as "Joe Doe" was
issued this morning by the recorder.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-01
TROPHY FUND
is NEGLECTED
Fans Seem TO Overlook the Ne.
Cessity of Buying a Cup for
the Factory League.

With the announcement of the
Amusement Company that baseball is
to start up in earnest next Sunday the
fans should wake up and send in a
few more dollars to the fund now be-
ing raised to buy q trophy for the
factory league. Some interesting
games are promised by these factory
teams, and they are deserving of the
best Perth Amboy can give.
Following is the list of contribu-
tOrs th1S far
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-01
KILN Settlers STRIKE
At Atlantic Terra COtta-Their
Places Soon Filled.
special 10 The EVENING NEWS I:

DpccinT 20 nc EVENING NEWS:
TOTTENVlLLE, May 1:-Because
they thought they were not getting
what they should receive, the kiln
settlers of the Atlantic Terra Gotta
Works went out on strike last week.
They have been replaced by other
men and the work is now going on.
Things were tied up for few days.
The kiln settlers, it is said, were re-
ceiving eleven cents an hour and
wanted thirteen. They worked 100
hours and only made Sill. Work at
the plant is plentiful.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-01
Circuit Court Cases.
Special 10 tie ETENING NEWS:

oFtTHtt 70 tNe y 7 FENINN " " " o.
NEW BRUNSWICK. May H.
Judge Heisley was here today TO try
circuit court eases. The case Of
Threasa Furian against Isaac Schien-
man went to the bottom of the list
as not being ready. The telephone
case, the Alexander Frazer Co. VS.. A.
7. Woglom case and the John n.
Peterson VS.. Andrew Repak case all
went off fortthe term.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-01
No MEETING. HELD
Math Weirup Says Democrats Did
Not Assemble There.

The third ward democratic club
was to have held a meeting in the as
sembly rooms of Math. Wierup, in
New Brunswick avenue, last night,
but when Mr.. Wierup was seen by a
NEWS reporter this morning he said
no meeting had been held, but that
one would most likely be held a week
from tomorrow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-01
Breach of Promise Suit.
q to the EVENING NE VS.

bDtufWE 70 LNe u ENINU I'VE VS..
NEW BRUNSWICK, May 1.-THE
breach of promise suit of Elsie Han
son against Joseph Devida for $10,-
900, was heard on the plaintiff side
this morning. The other side will
be heard later. There was some arg
ument about breach of promise and
an assault case being brought to-
gether and the plaintiff finally agreed
to drop the assault charges.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-01

A meeting of the dry goods mer-
chants of this city will be held either
tonight or tomorrow night at the
home of II. Wedeen, in Smith street,
with the idea of taking some definite
action in regard TO giving up the use
of trading stamps in this city.
A special committee, which as told
in yesterdays NEWS, had been ap-
pointed to see the dry goods mer-
chants made a part canvass of the
city yesterday and were assured by
those merchants with whom they
talked that they would be glad to do
away with the stamps. The commit
tee is working again today and one
of them showed IA NEWS reporter a
long list of names of dry goods mer-
chants who have promised to give up
the stamps.
Commencing today the butchers
give up the stamps and some of the
shoe dealers have also agreed to this,
and yesterday they handed out
stamps for the last time. Now come
the dry goods merchants
The manager of one of the local
trading stamp companies said that
his company was here to stay and
that he would be willing to give $500
to any one who would come forward
and say that they were going out of
business.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-01
Machinists To Meet.

What will most likely be an inn
portant meeting of the International
Association of Machinists, Local No.
S67, will be held in the union rooms
in the Adelaide building, next Mon
day night, when it is expected that
the machinists will take some action
in regard to the wage increase which
they asked for some time ago. If
they do not receive a favorable an
swer then / uble may be 1he out-
come.
Cuhserihe for the NEWS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-01
MURDERS IN THE AIR
Mann Likely to Die Another AS.
sauIt at SayreviIIe.
s,ccinJ 10 Inc EVEvINC NEWS :

NEW BRUNSWICK, May IL
Prosecutor Berdine received word
this morning that Jack Mann, who
was Shot at Lincoln Sunday after
noon, was likely to die and two
officers were sent there today to take
statement.
Another affair that may develop in
murder is an assault at Sayreville
in which Polander was badly beat
en-. He is now in st. Michael's hos
pital at Newark.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-01
Schooner Wcnt Ashore.

ST. JOHNS. N. b., May 1.-The
schooner, Harry Knowlton. Haley,
from Perth Amboy, which went
ashore Thursday night at the mouth
of the harbor, was assisted off Friday
and towed to Carleton. II is thought
no damage was sustained.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-01
Going to New Brunswick.

The degree teams of Court Amboy
aud Court Standard will 60 to New
Brunswick Thursday night to initiate
twenty candidates IN Court New
Brunswick They will leave here
for that city IN a hody
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-01
SOON TO SEND
RELIEF FUND.
Two Benefits Are Yet to be Heard
From Contributions Coming
in Slowly.

Contributions for the San Francis
co relief fund continue to come in,
but the contributors are growing few
er and it is possible that the fund
will close soon after the amounts
have been received from the two ben
efits which are settling up accounts.
The contributors since yesterdays
publication are as follows:
Previously acknowledged S1,714. rs
Peder Olsen ........ 500
Teachers and scholars
school No. 3 ........ 500
Fred Il. Brown ....... 5 90
The contributors through the
EVENING NEWS are:
p. A. Trust Co. .$25. 90
EVENING NEWS ........ $500
Louis Kreielsheimer ....... 10. 90
r. Ernest Comegys ....... 500
Joseph Bruck ....... 500
Ladies' Aux Beth Mordecai. 10. 90
Max Klein 200
Raritan Club .......... 500
Meyers & Klein .... 500
Cor. Broad & State Wholesale
Produce >. 500
Acorn Social Club ..... 500
This bring the grand total up to
$1,732.7S.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-01
MORE RIOTINC !
BY The MINERS
Strikers in Fight With the State
Police Troops Fire and TWen-
ty Are Hurt.
A VOLLEY OF STONES.

Mount Carmel Mob Attacked the Com
stabulary and Officers Replied
With Bullets Aimed L0w-Pres-
ence of the Troopers Caused Big
Crowd to Gather and Closed in
on State POlice-TrOOps Charge
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-01

Garben's drug store, 81 Hall ave-.
is a branch Office for the EVENING
NEWS where want" advs. are re-
ceived.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-01

OXFORD, Neb., May IA torna-
do wrecked many houses in Furnase
county this tporningg Many persons
were ore ests deaths have
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-01
CARTERET IS
VOTING TODAY
People to Decide Whether They
win Become a Borough Apart
from Township.
NAME OF ROOSEVELT.

Big Vote Is Expected to BE Pollcd,
As Much Objection Has Been Rails
ed in Some Quarters - Polling
Place Is at the Lookup at Chrome
Those Favoring Borough Expect
Big Victory-Section Growing Fast
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-01

MT. CARMEL, Pa, May Lit was
stated this morning that four miners
who were shot by the constabuiary
yesterday will die. All is quiet in
the region today
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-01
DECLARE WAR
ON STAMP TAX
Local Merchants Raise the Old
Revolutionary LCry Regarding
the Situation Here.
BUTCHERS QUIT TODAY.

Dry Goods Merchants TO Meet TO Dis
cuss the Matter and IL Is Thought
They Can Stand TOgether-Sone
Shoe Merchants Already Abolished
the Custon-Stamp Men Declare
That They Are Here to Stay.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30
Tykiety exkursyjae do jeziora
Shetek. Tracy (Minp.)

sprzedawane bedq przez kolej North
Westrn pc znizonych ratach przez
scion latowy z Winony W piatki
/ soboty pc $l.65 q tykiet zwrot~
ny z okresem do powrotu W pre-
ciagu trzydzlestu dni. Jezio no Sze~
tex jest pieknem 1atowem / Jesien.
nem mlejsoem ~wyciecze8, gdz1e mai
lepsze 1owlenie rybsi 'polowanie
MONA znal,sc;5 kuropatew, beka~
SOW. kaczek i gesi jest bardzo vie
lie. Dobry hotel i przys}uga sta.
jenna .po bardzo umlarkowanych
ratach Nastepujace '%jeziora MONA
zwiedzic z lego miejsca Current
Lake, Lake Siegel, Lake Fremont,
Lake Sarach, Bear Lake, Long
Lake, Buffalo. Lake, Iron Lake,
Beauty. Lake, Willow, Lake, Lake
Isabella i Clear Lake.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30
9 POZNANSKIEGO.

GNIEZNO Pocieszaja-
ca wiadomosc ola mas Ppplla-
k6W podac: 90! ZEN i try
znaczne majatki 2 rak nniemie-
ckich p,rizesz}y " posiapdcia IA: ii
.Polak6w. Tuz przy G : ME
zzln1iie polozony majatek. Da1ki
naby} Ptolak Rady "a 486,000
mr., mii:ml llo ze komisya; ] k {
nizacyjna zn,acznie sWiecej da-
wa}a: Dobra rycerskl,jiiee Ku-
lan1lkz3o,w1o i Wierzchowka,
2700 morg wielkie, przesz}y
" posiadanniee 'pana Muku}ow-
skiego "a 100000 mr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30
syna do je-
go sedziWej matki.

Mic prawdopodobnniie ME pre-
s%ilniej do ~nnfaaszeej sympathy.
niz pieczofo whose i przywiaezzaanrli'e e.
.syna do jego seed1zziiwwej miatki, z mi
szczonej j os{abionej chro,roba. a a,
.dolf J, Swoboda Z Tony, Wis, ,,
55b,yy} trleo.slklii,we.yymm synem, przzyy l1hd dem.
ola kazdegco 1m14odzienlca~ Matka jego
niedomaga}a Cd Akilku miesieeoy, a
pom limo jjeegeo unsdllnych. = star&h, ably
jej parzynies6 pomn,o,ec, i ulge, stan
jej zz,dsawVa15 sic bye beznadziejnym.S
Naw7et doktorzy ja opuSoiii, DO
zdrowie jej upada4o szybko. Jakis
}askawy przyjaeiel poleoi{ pannie
Annie Swobodas every BalsamfZy-
cia, a brat jej kupi} go natyche
Mast. Terazi pisza oni, re to znar
komite lekarstwo zdaje sic posiada6
prawdziwie magiczna w}adze przy''
wracania silly j .zdrowia, DO ich
schorowana matka natychmiast POI
tc,ze1a przyohodzi6 do siebie, . do.
zupe}nneggoos zdrowia poWr6ci}a v
prrzeciaagguut kilku tyggodnis eoracaF
w Z = = jej keohajaeego sypa
jest hto q y p e. ,a de fabrykan7.
tow tego. zn = * o' n ego ~tl + Ia Ri
Cen, 75c We wwszyystlkziich a Ptsk
lub IS, @ ", B ; seysra; CO, Cedar !
Rapids Iowa. 81. s. s..ssss sfsF /. J.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30

ss
WIEsCI z OJCZYZNYl
z PRUS POLSKICH.

SKARSZEWY Wskutek
zbyt glebokiego zagladonia
do kieliszka wydarzy} sic
trzem panom posiedzicielloem
Ryszar,d1ocwi Wedtkemu, Ro-
bertlo'wl7i S'tt;rehlkiemu i Juliu-
szowi Patzkemu 2 Bezego-
pola bardzo przykry wypa-
dek. Przyjechali ~oni tn wso-.
bote "a sprawunkami / BY
pragnienie ugasicc 4zwiedzili.
w1prrz66d kilkaE knejp, gdzie'
rzecz jasna, pill, CO sic zmie-.
sci}o. Gdy swreszcie odjezdza-
Ii do domu, udajac zuch6W
juz i tax niespokojne konie
jeszcze poczeli porzadnie ba-
TEN smigac- wskutek czego
konie rozbieg}y sic a ME
daleko koscio}a ~katolickiego
~spadt z woza Wedtke ma zie-
ME. Strehikego spotka}o to
samo niedaleko sluzy Dahl
manowego mlyna, a Patzkego'
PREY tymze m}ynie. Konie
zas zbieg}yz szosy, uda}y sic
ma lake ugrzez}y W trzesa-
wiskach, gdzie try godziny
trwa1o, zanim je stamtad wy
dobyto. Wedtke pet}uki} So
bic czaszke, rozcia} w,aargge, j
odni6si inne lzejszae, !obbraze-
MIA ciala, Strehlke rozcia}
sobie r6wniez warge, zrani}E
szczeke i glove. Wedtke jest
W niebezpiecze6stwie utraty
zycia. Patzke wvwichna} So:
bic noge. - To So skutki
pija6stwa, kt6re MECH beda
przestroga ola wszystkich
tych, co ME NIGGA Interest,"
zaiatwic bez upicia sic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30
exkursyjne do jezio-
"a Washington. (St: Peter,
.. Eagle, i Kasota)

= Winony W pia,ki i soboty do Ka-
sofa pc 81 10 do St. Peter pc
$4.sl5 do Eagle Lake pc 1918 "a
tykiet zwrotny, w~szystkie 2 oggranl-
czeniem do powrotu az do nastep~
nego wtorku i do Kasota pc St.
IS IS do St Peter pc $6.65 do
Eagle Lake pc sy6 90 "a tykiet
.zwrotny dziennie, . okresem czasu
do powrotu W przeciagu trzydzie-
stu dni:. Kow;enie czarnych .okunl
i szczupaki jest specyalnie dobrem
W tym pieknym ~jeziorze, a us}aga
ola trybak6w z, obfita liczba czo}en
!. t. d. 81 gotoae. Modne hotele i
inue przyJemnosci vzd}uz j%eziora
z parowym; statkiem dope}nia
przyjemnosci Pc bl'zsze informa:
eye zg}oslc sig do agent6w kolei
Chicago & North Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30
KOSCIERZYNA

- K~OSCIERZYNA. Gle
kawy process toczy} sic ME
dawno temu pred tutejszymm
sadem W Kosclerzynie pre-
civ pewnemu Polakowi 20
Skorzew'a. By1 on oskarzony
Q obraze Niemc6w, a to. 2 tego
powodu, ze przechozac kko}o
pomnika wojackiego z osta-
t;n1ieej wojny niemiecko7fran-.
cuskiej, odpowiedzia} ,swej
zonie ma jej zapytane, co to
jest, il pomnik ten p%ostawio--
no ma pamiatke urodtzzeenniiaa
sic " Koscierzynie p%ierwsze.~r
go Niemca. Tymczasem oska-
IRONY sam ME wiedzia} VIA
sciwie, co to by}o, DO ME
umie, jak oswiadczyl pred
sadem ami pisae ami czyta6, a
swei zonie da} to odpowieetdEz
Ola tego,# ably jej ciekawo6e
zaspokoi6. Ma podstawie te-
go o6wiadczenia sad uwolnil
go Cd why j kary. W tym
wypadku by1 oskarzytcielem
Niemiec re SkorzeIw;a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30
SWIECIEE1I. Stra a.s HE

gYssI| -8&I9 3ES 2@sff|Ts4& Il
szczescie wskutelks .ppouFzzaair'uu wy
darzylo sic " czwateks lego.
b. M. podczas poludniasw Ko-
sowie. Tony robotnik6W Sko-
mskiego j Rosmera, mieszka-
.iacych " jednym . ! "a "a
niosly swyml mn11,e!zo,ml'al ii, olbt,iiadd,,
zostawily dziecii M zlaamkklnpliieltee
" sta.ncoyi,. G(hdy Wgaca' x %
obiadu ~,zastalY caiY przezz.lniiehl.
zamieszkaly dom " pflomiee-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30
STARA KISZEWA. De-

- STARA KISZEWA. De-
putatnik 70 letni G., chcac
dach naprawic, spadi 2 dra--
bki, DO szczebel sic z]ama}l.
zawieziono go do zsak}adu
chorych " Starogard2ziie,.
p letni chiopiec, PREY pro.
bowaniu teszyngu, wystrzeli1E
niewczas i, ziarna 6r6towe
dosta}y mu sic " reke, tru-
dino by}o je 'wydobyc. =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30

.Nawiezu,1-
jad do korespordencyii DIE
nnika k~ujawskiego" 2 dnia
81 lipca, donosza, il Bank
Ziemski W Koronowie rozpar-
celowa} folwark Wiezownro'
(Muehleof) i to W 6 mniej-
szych parcelachi dworostwem
800 morgowem, kt6re kupi}
pan Zieli6sk1 z Gniewkowa.
Nabawcy .,,Szczesc Boze"!
Nanny nadzieje, re pa6stwo
Zielihscy beda tn ma krajnie
pracowali z pozytkiem ola
siebie i sp6}ecze6stwa-
W tych dniach naby}
Bank Ziemski folwark, 800
m6rg wielki, tut PREY Roper
skiego, i zamiera takowy roz-
parcelowa6 W mniejszych Tub
wiekszych parcelach. .ts
= Zwraca sic wiec ouwage
rodakom, kt6rzy So wstanie
nabyc HAWAI- ziemi, ma powyz-
sze doniesienie. a4 So d
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30

-PL.EsZzEE'W11O. W pcblizu
Skalmierzyc zastrzeli} rosyj-
ski strazak graniczny IA ca
}aogolice znanego przemy-
tnika Ignacego Ambrozego
z Bukownicy.. ..'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30
SkOWNIK p ~ AMarga6'

|skiego, " 5nloenel ulepraWlea
Eksiazksa, AZ 1atNego pauezer
.nia;sis,s jazyka angielshegos
,mo5na 5dosta6 " naszei res
"a Gene $1.OO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30

IE.E&4N.a Gt-E#Err tHsHEE - G#g&--.&G4
Niedawnnoe..
yw;l}amalis sic zlodzieje do tutejs
szego koScio}a parafialnego,
,WaY7brali pieniadze ze skarbo-
mex: i zz:allb:,:r1al!i jeden kie'lichl,
a dr 1ugi luz >p'rzy;gotowali do.
zabranlriia, lecz widocznie zo-
stall splosze5ini; lgdW kielich
.znaleziono ma lawce. Jednego'
zz1odziej6w udalo sic juz wy
Jest MIN 13-letni chic
pax nazwiiskiem Ko}odziej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30
. POZNAN.

przez ostrowskich rozb6jni-
k6w, skazanych ma smierc
zolnierzy Ro.zinskiego i Gep-
perta, prosba do cesarza 0
u1askawienie zosta}a odrzu-
coma. Egzekuoya = (%Sciecie).
mia}o nastapic W. 6rode o
: "a = 'aE&&@ I'll - .
SOu1. sess d. -. sd r$.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30
zE sLAS'Kllt1iA.1..

WROCKAW. Postepow,1;a1nie
dyscylinarnne przeciwko y. hr:
.Kospoth 8 sprzedaz d6br
.Ossowskich[ " " %pr'oowiecie syco.
..w1skim ma Slasku W rece po-
lskie, jeszcze ME uko6czone.
w zesziym tygodniu przesiu'
,chiwano p. B~iedermanna,
jako nabywce d6br Ossow-
skich, przez 3 dni, oraz pa.
Kospotha jake sprzedajacego
i p. Szoldrskiego jako posre
dnika " tel sprawie. w toku
przesluch6w stwierdzo ORC pod
przysiega, re przez podsunie-
te osoby 2 strony Land
banku" ofiarowano p. Bieder.
mannowi 100000 marek,
d ze stony domeny 200, 600
marek "a odstapienie d6br
Ossowskich. Obie .oferty O.
drzucil atolisp p. Fisherman, q
aobra Oskowskich sprzedal p.
Ma6kowskiemu a Winnog6rys
pod MilosfaWiem.i0
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30

WARSZAWA. Wielkie die
10 ,,Ogni,e9ml,l i Mieczem" S len
kiewicza by}o przerobione do (
przedstawie6 teatralnych, ale
wolno je oy}o wystawiac tyl--
ko ma scenach galicyjskicha
i pozna6skiej - a warsaw
ska gnebiaca cenzura go "a
kazvwa}a. Teraz nastapi1fo
pozwolenie. Ma ulicach mia
sta wielki ,,postep." " k!aalz aalyy
sic i. kursuja MOVE. karety
wieziennle, nalezace do VIA
dry wojskowej, =pud}a 2. ku i
tel blachy bez okien z oslo
n1iiety1ml kabryoletem ola woz-
nicy j os}onietem siedzeniem
ola stray. W karecie samej
male6kie okienko CORA W
tylnych drzwiach. TAX igra-
ia sobie: w1adze moskfewskie
policyjp X czyy1now--
pred upadkiemr, DO
easy wolnomyslne W ca}em.
pa6stwie rosyjskiem koniecz-.
ME nastapic musza. Xxx .y q =,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30
y POD MOSKALA.

- $EEE kMEET@, s,aH=s Z = s. '-'-". ms
RIGA. Sad wojennny w
Takum11 wytoczyl process rot
mistrzowis dragon6w baro--
no n9powi >Siewersowi. Jestto krew-
ny tego okruttnriikza, kt6rego
.zabi}a ludnosc }otyskkaa, =. ze
zetmsty: :: "a pope}ni 'a1e ok j :
ciehstwa. Ow sr rotm lpr ma ~
taxa sama krWiozercza natu~
re-. sOkazza} sic barbarzy6ca,
gdy " jednym dni ~: AZ os'6b
bez sadu kazal rozstrzelat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30

Missile
pa slaskusspray kopaniu pod.
ff~ganpdaml.ennty budoWia PREY!
Koc.haz q sgler
4 metr6W niekt6re
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30

Inenety sreprIne dagWnlych0
Y mis IA tenn l|5IIa ta-
Ike iedna noneta polsgksaa 2
u D popierskIen kr6lapolsksiiIggoe
Jana KaziIiierza datraku
Ma miejscu znalszionlo 40 \
Ike niezliczona Hose grubych
KIDD drzewa juz zmurszaie-
go.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30

mach a czWoro All od ||lEl
do gl.ll1 80 yfp'on:iossl sIa strae7 '|lsal
sf1ierc W pl!o 81 i Proc ~
,dzieci stfacily oWedWie
danny caly nieubszpieezony
.sw6i dobytek. Niezawodnie
musia}y dzieci igrac ze "a
.palkami j owe nieszczesotllee'.
spowodowac.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-12

*** Ter bon ieinem friiheren @ir,
felt ON Der biciigcn ct. Soboltnes.
@enletnoc luo6lbefannte Eoltpr Saul
WlctoltO, Der jett in 9rooflpn, g..
y, elmer @emcnoe poritebt, miro an
II. unb 13. 5. Wtts., NbenoS 8 llbr,
in Scr ct. Youls~airde. Gde 9rooo-
man unO Yrott-S troBc, GortrGgc
ilber icinc Heiic bilrd) europa, ocll
Orient ulrb bas beiligc 2onb bolten,
Die burdD 2ihtbilber iuultrirt ner.
Den. Yoitpr @ienonb's &eiie meilt
nebcn elmer 5iiac Oes Snterciiartcu
ouf f~ricolidcnt 8cbict olld) perid)ie.
ocnc auircgcifcc Scenen ol,f, Die CT
erlebte, ols CT, MIR polt 5nei arobi'
lfen Iiencrn 6eglcitet, Spricn be-
r%eiite. Gieie SortrGae perben iidlcr
Wand)cm, Dem nif}t pergonrt ut,
oieie 2Gnbcr Sii 6eilld]erl. cine milf
fommcne 9elebrun9 unb gleld3elti8
cire llntcrbaltun9 iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-12
NaS @cttcr.

Sir Wurplar6 linb 6err GiItrlft
Columbia hcute flar, morgen ctluos
m1riucr perGnoerlidyc Wiltbc.
Tic bod,itc Scmpcrntur iunr gc'tcrll
% @roo INN vi llbr Naft@, bic
nieori9ite 30 8roG Inn s llbr Mor.
gems.
IN oen iibrigcn 9urbcS Wtttcr.
itotionCn muree IN Der lebtcn 81
Sturocn scr fulgcnoc ricbriNitc
Sbcrntonleteritunb pcr6eitnCt:
Goitport H. Eortlonb t6, Bolton
Is. Mlbanp 10. Nep.Dorf %, Hbi.
looclpbio IS, 9ltlontic.Giip Is, @nib.
itaton 81. Noriolf 36, Charlotte rs,
&otieraS II, illumination ii, GborIc-
iton 56. Sapnrndb 0S. Sadlonpillc
80. 9ltlarto rs, MontBomlerp 81,
NcruC rlora 5S. Eolcitinc 10, @oI.
pciton 5S, Corpus Gbriiti 81, @icm.
pbis II. Cincinnati "a. EittsburG
81. Sslpcgo II, Buffalo Is, Glcrc,
lonb a. Gctroit 26. Mcpcno II,
MarQuctte 6, @rcer Dan Is, 9bicoNr
so. Gulutb Is, ct. Fnul i6. ct,
Houis 81. aoniua-Giip 26, Smoha
-. Suron ,, @isnlord 6, @iQiiton 6.
SABRE 6, Solt 2afc rs. Terpcr 81.
Nortb EIattc 26. Gohge.Gitp 81,
Antorillo 81, Sos argeleS l0.l.