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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-10-04
IN MUSICAL CIRCLES

The city band gave a very pleasing
concert at the court house park last
Friday evening. This organization is
in better shape than ever with the new
material that it has lately added and
it is hoped that the weather will re-
main settled for some time yet SO that
our people may enjoy more outdoor
concerts before winter sets in.
Several OF the former band bows are
figuring on purchasing saxaphones,
and from what we can learn the city
band will soon have a quartet OF these
necessary instruments. Out OF town
bandmen say that the Brookings band
is the best in the state and with this
new Instrumentation there will be no
doubt but what their judgment is cor
rect.
The Wesley Male Quartet will furnish
some OF the music for the Nj. f. Con.
ference to be held here Oct. Ills.
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Mrs. A. w Dressed and Mrs. II. F.
Haroldson gave an lat home" at
the residence OF the former last FRI
day in honor Of Mrs. Skillman and
Mrs. Schouweiler.
Yesterday morning we were visited
by DR.. Epstein of Chicago who had
come westt to attend the Baptist conven-
tion now in session in this city.
He produced letter OF introduction
signed by Claude +. Kimball who at
one time worked on the Brookings
Press and whose relatives still reside
at Lake Benton. Mr.. Kimball who is
now manager OF the Clinic Publishing
Co., of Chicago, Of which publication
DR.. Epstein is editor, Dr., Epstein was
the first president OF the Vermillion
University and twenty-five years ago
he preached at Yankton. While in the
state he expects to attend the quarter
century celebration to be held at Yer
million and will no doubt have q hap
py time with his many acquaintance
who will greet him as every gentleman
possessing noble character should
have extended to him. 1t is to be re-
GREETED that his estimable wife could
not accompany the doctor.
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LODGE NOTES

All members OF Idumea Tent, No.
40, are requested to be in attendance at
the next regular review, Tuesday eve
ming, Oct. 8, as business of import
ance will be brought before the tent.
We are also in line to elect a new COM
mander as our late commander has
left the city. S. II. GOODFELLOW,
Record Keeper.
The Masons conferred the Master
Masons degree on Friday night with
Wallace Pardy as a candidate and
were served with an elegant spread by
Dawson in the dining hall at the
close of the ceremonies. B. d. Lowell
and 0. w. Marshall of Elkton, X. NJ.
Barr, Huron, and Glen +. Moe OF
Cuba, were among those present from
abroad.
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MET INSTANT DEATH
Edward Leary of Aurora Run Over by Traction
Engine Last Saturday Morning

Saturday morning Ed Leary, an old
time resident Of Trenton ownship,
met his death in a peculiar manner.
He owned and operated a hreshing
outfit and was working on the Van
Dusen farm six miles south OF Aurora
The engine is straw burner and in
some way pile OF straw under the
engine caught fire. Mr.. Leary and
his son crawled under the engine to
put out the fire and both had retreated
from their position as it was supposed, +,
when Jessie Anderson, who had that
morning taken a position as engineer,
started up to couple onto the separat-
or, when someone cried out "you are
running over man." This caused
Anderson to reverse his engine and in
backing up he again run over the
pros trate body OF Mr.. Leary, who had
no doubt seen more fire in the straw
and crawled back to extinguish it.
When taken from underneath the en-
CINE the unfortunate man only gasped
once or twice and was dead.
Mr.. Leary's son in telling OF the ac-
Cident relieved the engineer OF all
blame and no doubt it was one Of
those peculiar fatalities which some
times overtake mankind. The engi-
neer is first class mechanic and was
in a hurry to show his skill nshand-
ling the machinery, and ordinarily
Mr.. Leary had no business under the
engine.
Sheriff Campbell and Coroner Ten
nant visited the scene Of the.accident
and questioned those present. An ex-
animation OF the body disclosed the
fact that the large drive wheel OF the
engine had passed over Mr.. Leary's
body at the small Of the back and had
broken the spinal column causing al
most instant death.
The engineer was not to bel found.
No doubt he became frightened and
ran away fearing consequences. How
ever, it may be that, as he had served
term in the Brookings county Jail
about year ago for an offense, he
might not have wanted to run chances
of another sentence for some act he
has committed since. 1t is Isaid he
went to Elkton and took the Rock
Island to Pipestone.
Mr.. Leary was hard..working man,
owned a nice farm in Trenton and
leaves a sorrowing wife in poor health
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and four children, one OF whom is a
young man. The deceased held sew
eral thousand dollars life insurance
and his family is said to be we'll pro-
vided for.
The funeral services were held at the
house "a miles south OF Aurora Tues
day forenoon at 10 O'Clock and at the
church at Aurora at 1890, the sermon
being delivered by the M. f. minister
at Elkton. The local lodges, M. w.
A., and Royal Neighbors had immed-
late charge OF the services. 1t was one
Oh the largest funerals ever held in
that part OF the county, which fact
shows in what high esteem the de-
ceased was held.
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WITH THE ADVERTISERS

Jerome, the photographer, calls at
tention to the dressing room in his
studio.
The Model has an Overcoat talk in
this issue.
GOe. &. Rude is advertising clos
ing out sale OF agricultural imple-
ments in this issue.
G. f. West q Co., are having their
fall blow out of sectional book cases
this week.
The New Furniture store is advertis-
ing wall paper, books, art squares and
rugs this week.
&. A. Skinner announces the arriv-
al OF the complete fall and winter
stock for the big store.
Villas, the druggist, has an ad in this
paper that should be read.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-10-04

Saturday afternoon the Madison
High school and Brookings high
school foot ball teams met at base ball
park to contest for supremacy.
When game was called and visitors
marched out along side of the home
team every body picked Madison as
certain winners on account of their
81 re, our boys being from fifteen to
twenty pounds lighter to the youth
than their opponents.
Madison won the kick off and in
about five minutes had made their
first touchdown and kicked goal. Ev-
erybody felt sorry for the bunch Of lit
tie Brookings boys who must have
realized they were up against strong
odds and liable to be annihilated.
In the second inning Brookings
kicked off and by some Of the fastest
team work ever put up on a home
field they outwitted their opponents
and Eddie Reeves made one OF his
phenomenal end runs, getting away
from the sturdy Madisonites and
scored a touchdown and Arneson
kicked goal. The first half closed
with the ball in Madison territory.
The second half started out fast and
furious with Brookings playing all
around Madison so far as points in
the game could be considered. Madi-
son was repeatedly penalized for Off
side and improper plays and this
gave Brookings some advantage. The
latter also kept the ball away from the
danger point by frequent punts some
of which were really thrilling and sew
eral times the home team secured the
ball, after punting it, before the bulky
Madison team could land. In one Of
these brilliant plays Brookings gained
another touchdown but failed to kick
goal. This placed the score II to in
favor of Brookings and by good head
work the home team kept the ball
safely away from their goal line until
time was called.
1t would be impossible to tell the
many good plays made and give each
one proper credit. We candidly state
however, that not only were the Madi-
son fellows defeated, but the crowd
was astonished to see the fine plays
made by the home team. 1t was beef
VS. brains and pluck and the. latter
won a splendid victory. The only
person on the ground that seemed to
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-10-04
THEIR SILVER ANNIVERSARY
Mr.. and Mrs. James Walker Pass
Quarter Century Mark Of
Welded Life

Twenty-Five years ago yesterday
(Oct. 81 occurred the wedding of two
prominent young people, who as man
and wife have since that period con-
tinued to reside in this city, and last
evening Mr.. and Mrs. JAS. V. Walker
celebrated their silver anniversary at
their home. 1t was fitting that the
city band, Of which organization Mr..
Walker has been a constant member
for more than a quarter OF a century
and to the pleasure OF which Mrs.
Walker has frequently contributed,
should be present and assist this
worthy couple in celebrating the event.
The ladies' auxiliary to the band
were present and an orchestra, made
up OF members of the band, with Mrs.
Bullen pianist, enlivened the occasion
with sweet music.
Mrs. Walker whose fame as house
wife is we'll known, assisted by Mrs.
f. II. Williams and Mrs. Loomis,
served delightful refres shments, after
which there were songs and Geo. n.
Breed was delegated by the band to
present Mr.. and Mrs. Walker with a
memento of the occasion, the articles
being a full silver tea set, gold lined
and engraved. Mrs. Walker also re-
ceived several presents from relatives
and friends from a distance. Then,
too, there were letters from the "T. j.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-10-04

S." club Of young ladies (that is they
were young twenty years ago. who are
now scattered to the four winds, but
who still have warm place in their
hearts for Brookings pioneers and
regretted their inability to be present
on this occasion.
AS an indication OF the changes
which have been going on during the
past twenty-five years in Brookings,
as near as could be enumerated there
are less than thirty people then resi-
dents of the village who still reside
here, and it is no wonder the old pio.
neers sometimes feel lonesome and
"long for those happy days gone by"
We trust Mr.. and Mrs. Walker may
yet live to celebrate many more OF
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WITH THE CHURCHES

The rummage sale will be good
place to get your winter outfit, milli-
merry, etc. Oct. 20.
The pulpit Of the Methodist church
will be filled next Sabbath by visiting
brethren attending the Baptist Asso-
citation.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Bap.
tist church will be entertained by Mrs.
X. B. Forsee, Mrs. M. Woodward as
sisting, on Thursday, Oct. IL.
First Presbyterian church, w. M.
Jennings, pastor-preaching morning
and evening, very likely by some of
the visiting clergymen OF the Baptist
church.
The young people of the M. E.
church will give a students reception
this evening at the church to which
all students OF the Agricultural college
are invited.
United Presbyterian church, Rev.
John G. Dick, pastor-preaching ser.
vices Sabbath morning and evening.
Sunday school at IL M; Y. P. c. U,
at 6:S0 p. nj.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First
Presbyterian church will meet at the
home OF Mrs. Swering Thursday after.
noon, Oct. H.. Mrs. z. Pool will as
sist in entertaining.
The song by the male quartet COM
posed OF Messrs. Everson, Knappen,
Holbein and Bielski and the solo by
MIR. Louis Everson added much to the
g service at the M. f. church Sun
da, evening. DR.. +. p. Hall delivered
a good sermon along practical lines.
Next week it is hoped that the Reg
lister will be able to give detailed ac-
count OF the sessions ofthe South Dak-
ota Baptist convention OF the Minister
ial Union and the Young Peoples
Union. This it is impossible to do this
week as at the time OF going to press
the convention has just gotten down
to business.
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Sunday, October ID.
Conference Notes

Remember the conference sessions
are open to all, all are invited.
What time, the best time? Well,
any time. See the program and come
when you can.
"Am to entertain one, two or three
and can't come"
Don't say this come in the after
noon and evening. Don't feed the
preachers too high as they are not
used to it, and while most OF them
are not afraid to die, they should be
ashamed to from overfeeding and you
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-10-04
A Charming Love Story

TO find love story that is written
with freshness and feeling and direct
ness and truth is almost-for a pub
lisher-like finding the Golden Fleece.
James Hopper's story, "The Contlu-
ence," in the October McClures, was a
discovery Ofthis sort. 1t tells about an
American girl who went to the Philipp-
ines to teach, and of a mysterious fellow
countryman who became her protector.
It's tale Of chivalry and devotion of
a daring exploit on the part OF the man,
and one equally daring ON the part oi
the woman. To read it is to feel ones
self twenty again, and in love for the
first time.
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uld be to blame in part.

would be to blame in part.
Special music has been prepared. 4.
Miss Stacey has some beautiful solos.
The Male Quartette-well, they almost
make me forget myself-you may
hear them every evening.
The Bish hops address to the class
will probably be given Saturday morn
Ing, you ought to hear it.
There will be services in the Lutheran
church next Sunday morning at 1915.
In the evening at 500 O'Clock in the
English language. Sunday school at
1900 O'Clock.
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Temperance Meeting.

The next regular meeting OF the
Lake Campbell Temperance Society
will be held with program at the Bergh
school house in Oslo on Sunday, Oct.
Z at 3 p. m. All are cordially invited.
o. l.. SNEvE, Cor. Sec.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-10-04

L. j. Haggard was one of the auc-
tioneers at Farmers Market Day auc-
tion in this city Saturday and this
being his first appearance we were
anxious to learn how he did. Those
who attended the sale speak well of
his work as an auctioneer and no
doubt his services will be in demand
from this on.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-10-04

Prof. Jas. H. Shepard has harvested
his third crop Of alfalfa. Five acres he
estimates has yielded him about 35
tons OF prime feed this season.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-10-04

Sentiment, villiany and sparkling
humor make "Over Niagara Falls" at
tractive, and it more than fulfills its
as a pleasing theatrical enter
tainment. At the Grand, Oct. 10.
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their wedding anniversaries and that
they may grow happier as they add
years to their married life until the
golden age brings perfectness.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-10-04

Otticials-Referee- Tuttle; Umpire,
Tenant; Linesman, Norton; Touch
downs, Kay, Reeves, Heck; Goals, Nc
Kennon, Arneson.
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OF N. E. Church
October II to IS
BISHOP CRANSTON TO PRESIDE

The twenty the Methodist church will
beginning with Thursday October H. and conn
until October Is inclusive.
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THE FIRST OF SEASON
The High School Football Team Defeated the
Madison Team Saturday

lack interest was Supt. Brown and he
was "all over in spots"
The following was the lineup:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-09
q NIW POLSKICH
W AMERYCE

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. 90
letnia polka, J6zefa Gasicka
zan, pod mr.. 3642 Wharton
ulicy, " zesz}y Piatek vie
czorem zosta}a fatalnie popa-
rzona skutkiem eksplozyj
pieca naftowego, ma kt6rym
przyrzadza}a kolacye ola swe.
go m1odego meza, "a kt6re.
go wysz}a 6 miesiecy temu,
Nieszczesliwa odes}ano do
,,Polcylinic" szpitala' gdzie
doktorzy oznajmili IL niema
zadnej nadzieji jej wyzdro-
wienia.
" zesz}y Piatek, oko}o 60
dziny 11-stej rano, jecha} So
bic swobodnie wozem g.
ciaz utica J6zef Swiatkowski,
zam. pnd 1914 Belgrade ul,,
ME myslac il czeka go 0
kropny przypadek. Zajecha..
wszy kilka ulic ma odglos
dzWonka tam kursujacego
tranwaju chcia} wyjechc z
toru i jakims wypadkiem po-
.sliznal i spad} pod ko}a wozu.
Nieszczesliwego odes}ano ma
tychmiast do szpitala, gdzie
pomimo wysiiik6w 1ekarzy "
.strasznych meczarniach wy
zionaf ducha. Zmarly liczy}
"A lat wieku i pozostawil o.
smioro dzieci. Pogrzeb odb VI
sic W zesz}y Wtorek rano, W
kt6rym udzia} bra}o znane
og6lnie Towarzystwo sw. .Woj-
ciecha, przy xparafii 6w. Woj-
ciecha, do kt6rego zmar1y ma
leza}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-09

PETERSBURG, 6 sierpnia.
- Strajk powszechny zarza-
dzony W sobote jak sic zdaje
ME ma powodzenia chociaz
10000 robot. bierze W MIN
udzia}. Wiekszosc albo nie-
chetnie udzia} bierze W straj~
ku albo tez tract ochote wy
trwalosc gdyz b1ak jest przy-
w6dzc6w z kt6rych wiekszosc
W sobote aresztowano. Robo-
tnicy kolejowi cd kt6rych
gl6wnie zalezy powodzenie
strajku jeszeze pracuja ich
przyw6dcy obawiaja sic wy
dac rozkaz do strajkowania.
Rada delegat6w robotniczych
ma tajnej konferencyi W Te-
rioki W Finlandyi 'niecierpli-
wi sic tenn wahaniem sic ro-
botnik6w kolejowych i posta-
nowi1a Emusic ich do straj-
ku wysadzania most6w ko-
lejowych. Take telegrafisci
ME strajkuja jeszcze. W sa-
mym strajku nastapil wy}om
gdy zecerzy enegdaj wieczo-
rem a czesciowo i tramwajoWi
robotnicy powr6eili do piracy.
Ulewny deszez wczoraj ME
dopuscil do rozruch6w j stare
= wojskiem.
Telegramy 2 wnetrza kra- "a
iu sa szczuple j trudno 2
mich osadzie, Q lie usluch chanlo
zawezwania do strajku. Via
domo tylko, % mord derstWa i
rabunki ME ustaja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-09
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE

PETERSBURG, 6 sierpnia.
- Car z rodzina uciek1 z Pc
terhofu do Carskiego Sio1a.
Po nadejsciu Kozak6w z Ty~
flisu wyda} i'm pu1k samurskl
kt6ry zaja} ,,Zelazna Brame"
pod Derbentem agitator6w i
podda} sic.
Nadeszla wiadomosc o zbun-
towaniu sic za}ogi krazownika
,,Pamiat Azowa" Okret znaj-
duje sic W rekach buntowni-
k6w i krazy po wodach Fin
landyi.
Admiral eskadry czarno-
morskiej donosi, re bunt
marynarzy ma znaczen1e po-
lityczne lie g}6wnymy agi-
tatorami jest Geese ofice-
row.
Kalejarze i robotnicy we
fabrykach zostali uprzedzeni
re zarzadzony zostauie strajk
generalny. W Moskwie chcia-
no wysadzic W powietrze
gmach g16wnego zarzadu POI
licyi. General Markgrawski
szef zandarm6w W Warsza-
vie zosta} wczoraj zastrzelo-
ny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-09

. WARE, Mass. - Rozpo-
czeto tn zak1adanie funda-
ment6w pod polski kosci6},
kt6ry ma stanac pred ma
staniem zimy. Budynek be-
die z czerwonej ceg}y ozdo-
bami z brunatnego kamie-
MIA. Rozmiar 60 stop szero-
XII, 10 stop dtugi, So stopy
wysoki. Wieza 130 stop.
Kosztowac bedzie, $4,000
dolar6w.
GRAND RAPIDS, Wis.
- Trzyietnie dziecie Maksy-
miliana Marzoki, zamieszka-
lego W Sigel, kilka mil cd
miasta, umar}o wskutek wy
picia p}ynu do farbowania
mas1a: w niewiadomy spos6b,
butelka zawierajaca plyn do
stala sic do rak dziecka gdy
rodzice pracowali W polu i
dziecko ME pilnoWane napi1o
sic trucizny. Cierpienia die.
cka by}y straszne. Badanie
lekarza wykaza}o,ze W plynie
bylo dosy6 kwasu by pre-
palic zo1adek dziecka.
Anna Klimowicz, kt6ra
znik}a bez wiesci przd szesciu
tygodniami, dotychczas ME
dala zna6 0 sobie j maj jej,
kt6rego poSlub piec mie-
siecy temu, ME moze Wytlu-
.maczy6 gobie przyczyny lei
znikniecia. Szes6 tygodni to-
mu iona Wziawszy cze66.
zarob bku meza poWied edziala 20.
udaje sic do szWaczki, ale
p66zzniei doWied dziano sic ze
mgdy tam ME dol ;od tego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-09

q podr6znych j zalogi by
10 dziewiec dziesiatych Wlo
CHOW, a jedna dziesiata 81,
szpan6w. Utonaf miedzy IN.
nymi biskup z San Pablo b v
Brazylii, do ostatka blogos}a.
viii innych tonacych. Zdo}a-
no uratowac arcybiskupa 2
San Pedro W Brazylii jeszcze
jednego biskupa. Zatoniety
okret Sirio by1 statkiem ze-
laznym 0 414I tonach poje-
mnosci i sile 5012 koni. Wy
budowany W Glasgowle W r.
1888, naleza} do ,,Navigazio-
ne Italiiana'' W Genui.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-09

CARTAGENA, Hiszpania
6 go sierpnia.- Straszne one
gdaj mad wieczorem wyda-
rzy}o sic nieszczeScie, W}oski
parowiec irio,jadacy Genui
do. po}udniowej Ameryki,
oko}o godz.5 popo}udniu ude-
rzy} o ska}e przy wyspie Hor'
migas, p6}trzeciej mill ma
.wsch6d cd hiszpa6skiego
przyladku Palos. Wi6z} on
645 podr6znych i 127 cz}on-
k6w za}ogi. Rybacy z wy
breezy starali sic czynic, co
zdo}ali ratowac tonacych i ma
}odziach wys}anych urato-
wall wielu i przywiezli ich
cze6cia do przyladka Palos,
czescia ma wyspe Hormigas
ale okolo $50 os6b utone1o,
gdyz okret zatona} nadzwy-
czaj szybko. Kapitan okretu
oswiadczajac, re z jego why
nastapi}a katastrofa, pope}ni}
samob6jstwo, ME chcac sic
ratowac. z za4ogi wiekszosc
uratowano. Straszliwe sceny
odbywajace sic PREY tonieciu
ekretu i ratowaniu tonacych
ME dadza sic opisae; szcze-
sciem to jeszcze, ze W poblizu
katastrofy w}asnie znajdowa-
Ia sic flota 1odzi rybackich
W oddaleniu 100 jard6w Cd
nieszczescia i ze pomimo gro
zacego niebezpiecze6stwa po-
spieszy}a z pomoca, ,odznaczyli
sic przy tenn szczeg6lniej ka.
pitani parowc6w rybackich
IQven Mignel j Vicenta Lii
cano; ci nie chcieli odjezdzac,
pomimo przepeinienia swych
statk6W, dop6ki jeszcze by1a
mozliwosc ratowania chocby
jednego tonacego j rewolwe-
rami sWe zalogi zmuszali do
wytrwania " dziele ratunku.
Sam statek Vicenta Llicano
uratowal 200 pod 6znych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-09

RZYM, 6 sierpnie. - W
liscie pasterskim do francu'
skiego episkopatu protestuje
Ojciec sw. przeiw oddzieleniu
Koscio}a cd pa6stwa i zaleca
biskupom rozciaganie scis}ej
kontroli mad klerem i mad pa
rafiami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-09
PETERSBURG, 6 sierpnia

PETERSBURG, 6 sierpnia.
- Duma dlatego zosta}a roz-
wiazana poniewaz posiada}a W
rekach dowody re wielcy
ksiazeta, minlstrowie i admi-
ra}owie sprzeniewierzali sunny
przeznaczone ma budowe no.
wych okret6w. Wielki ksiaze
W}odzimierz z}ozyi W ban
kach angielskich i francus-
kich 70 milion6w rubl1 pod
czas wojny Japonia. Car
wiedzia} 0 tych ga}ga6stwach
lecz ME mia1 odwagi i'm "a
pobiedz.
Kniaz Mikoiaj Lw6w zaj-
mie miejsce Kokowcewa jako
minister. skarbu.
Warszawa, 6 sierpnia. -
General gubernator Skalon
zazada}zP zPetersburga pozwole-
MIA ma og}oszenie stanu oble-
zenia a W razie odmowy "a
grozi} rezygnacya. Otrzyma
niazawodnie dymisye.
Odkryto tajna drukarnie,
zaopatrzona W najnowsze ma
szyny i oswjetlona elektrycz-
noscia. Drukowano " niei
odezwy dumy narodowej i ga
zety anarcbist6w. Aresztowa-
no 20 os6b.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-09

czasu ME widziano jej. Xii.
mowiczowie mieszkali razem
z rodzicami miodej mezatki,
liczacej lat II. pa6stwa Ze--
MATHS, pm. II East Leonard
ul. Wasni zadnych pomiedzy
ma}zonkami ME by o i Mkt
ME sadzi ze mloda niewiasta
pope}ni}a samob6jstwo. Poszu-
kiwania policyi dotychczas So
bez skutku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-09

BERLIN, 6 sierpnia. -
Wszystkie pog}oski o zamie-
rzonym zjezdzie cara Miko}a-
ia z cesarzem Wilhelmem, ie
maja zadnej podstawy. Car
ME moze obecnie opuszczac
kraju z w}asnej wcli. Wyje-
die jezeli bedzie do tego
zmuszony. Natomiast prawda
jest re kr6l Edward angielski
odwiedzi Wilhelma ma ME-
mieckiej ziemi.
W rozmowie z pewnym
Francuzem zauwazy} cesarz
re og6l piracy wywiera fatalny
wp}yw ma sprawy publiczne
poniewaz redaktorami gazet
bywaja ludzie mlodzi niedos-
wiadczeni i bez kwalifikacyj.
Pracownicy W innych zawo-
dach ulegac musza egzami-
nom, tYmczasem dziennika-
rem moze zostac, kto
chce. ..-