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The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-08-03
WEST POINT.
Cunning County Corn Has Reached the
Roasting Ear Stage.

hoastinq Ear stage.
West Point, Neb., July 30.-An or.
dinance was passed at the last meet
ing of city council granting to the Chi
cago y Northwestern Railway com.
pany the right to maintain a system
of private waterworks The ordinance
grants the railroad the right to build
and maintain a system Of waterworks
to build a pumping station west of the
track on North street, to lay water
mains along Mill street, and erect a
water tank in the southeast corner of
the depot grounds.
Enoch Wetzel, an aged pioneer set
tier who has retired from the farm and
is living in town suffered very severe
stroke of paralysis while picking cher
ries in a neighbor's orchard He acct
dentally fell to the ground from the
tree. Upon being carried to the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Rinehard, he
suffered second stroke. Owing to
his advanced age fears are felt for his
recovery.
Gordon Neigh, who has been en-
ployed as assistant at the Northwest
ern passenger station at West Point,
has been promoted and will assume a
position in the railway offices at Nor
folk.
The intensely hot weather of the
past week has been of immense ben
eft to growing corn which Is making
a phenomenal growth. Many fields
have corn sufficiently advanced for
roasting ears. This is especially true
Of the light sandy soils, south and
east of West Point. The corn on
heavy bottom lands is not nearly so
good or so far advanced as the plant
ing on rolling lands. The harvest of
small grains is now at it's height.
Some threshing of winter wheat and
rye has been done showing an av-
erage results of thirty bushels winter
wheat and eighteen of rye to the acre.
Potatoes will be a good average yield.
A young man named Joseph Cecrle,
living near Beemer, and who was mar
ried only in June last was arrested by
Sheriff Malchow and lodged in Jail on
a charge of abandonment.
Henry Hunker, jr., son of one of
the pioneer lumbermen and capitalists
of West Point, has been engaged as
assistant clerk in the First National
bank of West Point. He is a brother
of Representative F. D. Hunker.
Joseph Stallboreis has purchased
the interest of his partner, Alex Her
old, in the meat market and will here
after conduct the business alone.
The number of deaths and births in
Cunning county for the month of July
are reported by Deputy Registrar
Krause to be as follows: Births, 12;
deaths, 5.
Edward Rosewater was in West
Point yesterday on his way home from
the Madison county republican conven-
ton
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-08-03
AN IMPROVEMENT
EIks Will be Greatly Benefited by the
Denver Meeting.


Elks who have returned from the
organization of the Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elks will be much
more efficient and satisfactory after
the adoption of the new constitution
which was recommended by the Den
yer meeting. The new constitution
will not go into effect until after the
next annual meeting in Philadelphia
because all the lodges must vote on
it. But it will be adopted without
doubt, is the opinion of those who
know it's provisions.
1t is substantially the same as that
of the United States, putting the gov
ernment in the hands of three branch
es-executive, legislative and judicial.
The grand exalted ruler WIN be the
executive, as at present. The indi-
vidual lodges will have legislative au-
thority through their delegates, and
new Office, that of grand Justice, will
be created as the judicial branch.
There will be five grand justices
who will meet together to form the
grand forum. They will have power
to settle all differences of opinion, act
ing as board of arbitration and a
court of highest appeal.
Under the present constitution the
government is bulky and unwieldy.
There is one central head, the grand
exalted ruler, and under him are a
number of vices whose jurisdiction
is more or less indefinite.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-08-03
Never Sent Man to the Hospital.

During the Spanish-American war
commanded Company G, Ninth Illi-
nois infantry. During our stay in
Cuba nearly every man in the COM
pany had diarrhoea or stomach trou-
BILE. We never bothered sending a
man to the surgeon or hospital, but
gave him dose or two of Chamber
lain's Cholic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy and next day he was all right.
We always had dozen bottles or
more of it in our medicine chest
Obra Havill. This remedy can always
be depended upon for collie and diar-
rhoea, and should be kept on hand
in every home, For sale by Leonard
the druggist
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-08-03
A NEBRASKA EX-CONV|CI
THE MAN MYsTERlousLY MUIR.
DERED AT MITCHELL,
RELEASED AT LINCOLN JUNE 2t

Was About Thirty Years OF Age and
a crlpplo--Though That He Was
Murdered by Tramps for a Small
Sum Of Money.
Murdered less than month after
the expiration of his sentence In the
Nebraska state Rcntentiary was the
fate of James burke crippled tramp
and burglar Intelligence to that end
has been received by the Lincoln po.
lice from Mitchell, S. ID.
Burke was sent up from Lincoln
county for burglary three years ago
and was released June 81. He re
maincd In Lincoln for few days and
about three weeks ago announced that
he was going to visit his sister He
said he intended to reform. He was
about thirty years OF age and Grip
pie, the left leg being cut OFF about
six inches below the knee.
When he left Lincoln he had
small sum of money on his person,
and II ia believed that his murderers
killed him in their effort to obtain his
cash. The story from Mitchell, 8. D.,
is to the effect that Burke was In
company with two other hoboes In the
railroad yards drinking beer. Anoth-
er party of tramps was camped not
far away. The second gang OF hoboes
heard a volley OF shots and started In
the direction from whence the sounds
came. Arriving at the place where
the trio of tramps had stopped short
time previous, the party found Burke
dead from bullet wounds. His two
companions had fled,
A posse was soon organized and
started in search OF the two older
members of the gang. Both were sub
seuuently captured at n small village
not far from Mitchell and were taken
to the last named city and placed In
jail. One gave his name as Vey and
the other as williams. Both professed
their innocence when first taken to
Jail, saying they knew nothing of any
murder. Later however, Vey con-
fessed that he knew something OF the
shooting that put Burke out of exist
ence and declared 1t was his pal, VIII
liams, who used the gun. Vey insist
ed that he was innocent Of any crime
whatsoever williams then made a
similar confession, saying that he was
the innocent one of the two and that
Vey killed Burke.
In the clipping from Mitchell
newspaper there is nothing to indicate
the date of the killing, and there was
nothing in his effects to indicate that
he came from Lincoln except that the
card in his pocket mentioned South
Seventeenth street and the authori-
ties discovered that there was such n
street in Lincoln That prompted
communication with the Lincoln po-
lice.
One popularity about the dead man
was the large number of India ink de-
signs tattooed upon his person.
Burke's conduct In prison was all
that could be desired and he won the
friendship of his boss, A. T. Johnson,
He told of a mother and sister and the
home he left many years ago. When
asked why he did not write to his
folks he declared he was ashamed Of
himself and his past life. He had not
written home for many years and 1t
is possible that his mother and sister
will never know what became of him.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-08-03
SONS 0F HERMAN PICNIC
PLANS MAKING FOR A BIG TIME
ON AUGUST 1s.
FOURTH ANNUAL EVENT OF kline
Speakers of the Day Will Include the
Grand Presidents of Nebraska and
Iowa-NorfoIk Lodge is the First In
Nebraska,

Iowa-NorfoIk Lodge is the First in
Nebraska.
The Sons of Hermann, Norfolk
lodge, No. /, are planning to give
their fourth annual picnic at Freythal-
er's park on Sunday, August 10, when
visitors are expected from every lodge
of the order in Nebraska. The local
members who are giving the picnic
are planning to make this the greatest
event of the kind ever held in the
state. Speakers for the day will be
John Mates of Nebraska City, grand
president Of the order in this state,
and A. G. Lutte of Sioux City, grand
president Of Iowa. At this time the
new banner, recently received by Nor
folk lodge, will be dedicated. Work
has already commenced upon a spe-
cial program which will last from 10
o'clock in the morning until night, and
this will consist of speaking, singing,
recitations and exercises by the chill
dren, band music, etc.
Norfolk lodge, No. 1, Sons of Her.
mann, is the first lodge Of the order
to be established in Nebraska, and
this was done April 20, 1895. The 10.
cal lodge now has the largest men,
bership in the state, numbering 139,
and the members will take pride in
showing their visitors a good time on
the occasion of their fourth annual
picnic.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-08-03
DR.. singer IS NOW HERE
NEW ASSISTANT SUPERINTEN.
DENT HAS ARRIVED.
FAMILY COMES IN A FEW DAYS

Successor to Or. Nicholson Came to
Norfolk Last Night and is Getting
Run Of New Work Today is a
Nerve Specialist.
DR.. II. Douglas Singer, the newly ap-
pointed assistant physician at the Nor
folk hospital for the insane, arrived in
Norfolk last night on the second sec.
tion of the Black Hills passenger train,
and went to the hospital this morning
to get the run of the work which will
devolve upon him when his predeces-
sor, DR., Nicholson, steps out on Mon.
day. DR.. Singer had just been in Lin
coin, where he received his commits
Mickey.
DR.. Singer is a comparatively young
man, tall of stature and with black
hair and eyes, Mrs, Singer and their
two children will follow from Omaha
within couple of days.
The new assistant physician is a
specialist in nervous diseases and no
doubt has taken the position here as
much for the experience to be gained
from the work as for anything else.
He stands very high professionally in
Omaha and the state. He was educat-
ed in Germany,
In speaking of the hospital matter,
DR.. Singer said that he thought it was
a misfortune all around that the affair
had become so entangled, but he vas
evidently glad that his par" OF the
matter has been satisfactorily settled
by the voluntary withdrawal of DR.
Nicholson.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-08-03
Owner of Certificate

To really make the break" and look
for better job requires a little nerve
and a little adv.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-08-03
NORFOLK BOYS OUTCLASSED
Game at Neigh Yesterday Afternoon
Scarcely Interesting.

Neigh Neb., July 27.-Speclal to
The News: The ball game yesterday
between Neigh and the Norfolk
Brownies was anything but interest
ing. the Norfolk boys being outclassed
in every respect by the home team,
However, great credit Is due to the
Brownies battery for holding the Ne
ligh boys down as they did, and for
such young players they are certainly
stars, Following is the score by in
nings:
Neigh .......0 7O1 4 3 Q 7-25
Norfolk .......O 1 900 0 0 L 2
Batteries: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
Hoffman; Nelgh-Alstott and String
fellow. Base hits: Neigh IS, Nor
folk 3. Struck out by Alstott 13, Es-
tabrook 9.
Arrangements were made before
the departure of the visitors by E. b.
Kaufman of Norfolk for return
game next Tuesday, which will be
played at Norfolk. The Neigh Slug
gers will then try to take a fall out
of the Brownies.
The Norfolk boys were defeated in
a very one-sided game at Neigh yes
terday by score of 25 to 2. Although
the boys went up against the first
team of Neigh they did fairly well
Neigh had a regular league pitcher,
the one who pitched the game here
for Stanton two years ago, who won
the championship for Stanton, and
the Norfolk boys could not connect
with his curves. The Neigh players
hit Estabrook at will,
But the boys are satisfied and say
that Neigh showed them the best
time they have had in a long while,
treated them royalty and paid all their
expenses.
While there the boys arranged a
game with the Neigh Juniors, the
team which played the twenty-one in
ming game, which will take place here
some time in the near future. 1t will
evidently be very close and inter
esting game.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-29
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE

BERLIN, rs listop. =, Sly
ehac tutaj ze Ojciec 6w. po.
)ecii kardyna}owi Koppowi,
ksieciu biskupowi wroc}aws-
kiemu i kardyna}owi Fische-
rowi, arcybiskupowi kolo6s-
kiemu od}ozyc zamisrzona
podr6z DO Rzymu, 0baj ci
niemisccy kardyna}owie wy.
bierali sic do Rzymu, azeby
wyrazic Papiezowi swoje "a
patrywania ma kwestye szkol-
na W polskich prowincyach
Prus; a poniewaz ich zapat-
rywania prawdopodobnie BY.
}y przychylne dla rzadu ME:
mieckiego przez polecenie by
powstrzymali sic wyjazdem,
t}6macza Polacy Ma swoja
korzy6f.
Centrum oswiadczy}o ze
ME poprze W radzis ~pa6stwa
niemieckiej interpelacyi Pola-
k6w tyczacej sic kwestyi
szkolnej W polskich prowin-
cvach pod zaborem pruskim.
Interpelacya zatem ME odnie-
sic prawdopodobnie skutku,
jezeli ME wespra jej socyalni
demOkraci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-29
z NIW P0LsK1C5H
=
W AMERYCE

PITTSBURGH, Pa. Rabun
ki i mordy dokonywano u
mas bezkarnie. cd dluzszego
czasu mia}y skutek ujemny
i w6r6d mas Polak6w. Zna-
lezli sic zbrodniarze, DO ich
inaczej nazwa6 ME MONA,
kt6rzy odgrazajac sic morder
stwem zadaja okupu cd "a
mozniejszych Polak6w. Pier
wszym Cd kt6rego zadano
okupu W sumie $500 by} gro
'sernik Drozy Il ski, 3119 Bre-
reton ave. Ob. D. odda} list
policyi. Druga ofiare wybra.
no sobie W osobie DIR. Sado-
wskiego. Zazadano ode6 oku
pm W sumie tysiaca dolar6w
DR.. S. W nadziej, ze zbrod-
niarzy bedzie MONA schwy
tao ma goracym uc2ynk
umlesc / GEEK ma te sumo we
w1kazanem miejscu, lecz TO-
trzv ,po}apali sie," il by}oby
to n1~bezpleczLem j W dru
g'm l1scie >a2adali okufu
g"t6"Aa. DR.. s. r6wnitz od-.
,ia} .l'sty policyi d" dochodze
MIA. Bye un'ze, IL jest to ,,k'+
,pski zart'' tylko jakiegos H.
chego dowcjpnisis, ]ecz gdy-
by :.na~et i tax by}o, sprs-
va stale sic g}o6na przez
p'sma angielskie, kt6re Z
,,muehy robia wo}u".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-29
DUNKIRK. N. Y.

DUNKIRK, N. Y. - Me
udafo sic ziodziejom obrabo
wac pewnego polaka, kt6ry
ME tax dawno przyby} z
Europy. Urzednik policyjny
z Vetters, pe}niac s}uzbe ma
g}6wnej stacyi policyjnej, Eau
wazy}, ze "a przybyszem po.
daza jakic hs trzech podej-
:rzanych lu1zi. Przypuszcza:
jac, 70 cos W tenn jest, PREY.
-stapi{ do Polaka i zapyta} 60
dokad jedzie + kto sa ci pa
movie, idacy "a MIN. Wow
ezas polak oswiadczy}, ze ME-
znajomiI towarzysza mu juz
od samego New z:Yorku j
prawdopodobnie chca mu o..
debrac $3.50, kt6re wiezie ze
.soba. Urzednik I przytrzymai
:w6wczas nieznajomych, lecz
rzecz naturalna ME mia} po
wod6w aresztowac ich, jed
pakowoz tax dlugo rozpyty-
wal sig icb o to i owo, dop6-
ii polak ME wsiad1 ma po.
qjag i ME odjechal. Dzieki
interwencyi urzednika ofiara
wym'lkInl1ela y'lI sic 2 :rak oprysz-
k6w, kt6rzy n;ewatpliwie
chcieli go obrabowaf, jechal
on bowiem do Toledo, a ME-
znajomi powiedzieli mu, ze
Dunkirk jest w]asnie miastem
do kt6rego zdaza.. :. !. y, 4.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-29

RZYM, 26 listop. z powo-
du zamachu 2 bomba W ka
tedrze sw. Piotra otrzyma]
Ojciec swiety liczne listy wy
razajace oburzenie piszacy ch
IA to zbrodnie. Listy to
s}owa wsp6fczucia wlelce po'
oieszyiy Papieza. =
= Donosza, ze Papiez otrzy~
mai kilka list6w Z pogr6zka-
mi, il zostanie zamordowany
W Watyk anie i ze czyn ten
bedzie protestem przeciw
dzisiejszym stosunkom. A.
narchisci, wedle tych lst6w,
zaopatrzeni So W 6rodki do
zburzenia urz9dze6 opartych
ma Ko6ciele militaryzmie.
Ostatecznie postanowiono,
ze Papiez przyjmie u siebie
kr6la greekiego " niedziele
popo}udniu o godz. 8 posr6d
eeremonij takich samych!,
jakie zachowano PREY why.
Gle kr6la angielskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-29
..iRDRDE.AIIX Oh Il.

*-5BORDEAUX, "a listop.--
Kardyna& Lecot,: !: arcybisk.up
tutejszy, palecif ''wsszyskinn; ! "a d
radon ko6cielnynl swej 5;.ar-
ch;dyecezyi, ,azeby. w{adzom
rzadowym d. II grudnia wy
daily wszelkie fundusze kos
cielne i .dokumenta ale "a
bronif czlonkom zarzad6w
ko6cielnych przyimowa6
nominacye ma administrator
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-29

POZNAN, y: \ 20 !listop: Alrcy-
biskup Stablewski ME 6yje!
Zaiobna wie6c Q strasznym
.tym ciosie dla Polak6w W
prowincyach pod i, zaborem
pruskiem piorunem rozesz-
Ia sic po wszystkich ziemiach
polskich i wywo}a}a, obok
nieopisanego zalu, take gle
bokie przygnebienie.
Ksiedza Arcybiskupa Stab
lewskiego ;znaleziono oneg-
'daj wieczore'm, ~ >niezywego,
prawdopodnie " skutek pa
ralizu *serca zmanlego, " TO
telu kancelar:yi =.wszyscy o.
powiadaja sobie teraz, il
"serce mu pekio.'"'
Kardyna} Kopp tymczasem
znajduje sic " Rzymie.. VIA
domosc o tenn "by4a ,niespo-
dziewana: pred kilku dnia-
mi opowiadano ze tax on
jak i arcybiskup kolo6ski,
kardyna} Fischer, otrzymali
= Rzymu polecenie azeby
wyjazd sw6j do Rzymu odio
zyli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-29

+ RZYM, rs listop. Z po,
wodu obecnosci hiszpa6skie-
go @pretendenta do tronu,
Don. Carlosa W Rrzymie r6zs
ne obiegaja pog}oski i plotki
stojace W zwiazku ze wzno-
wieniem. ruchu karlistyczne.
go W Hiszpanii. Karlidci spo.
dziewaja sic korzysci obee-
nego' naprezenia pomiedzy
Watykanem a >rzadem hisz.
pa6skim -spowodowanego po>
lityka rozdziatu pa6stwa z
Koscio}em. Don Carlos, kt6
ry mieszka W Wenscyi, cd zie
posjada pa}ac mad wielkim
kana}en znaf dobrze Papiezs
gdy tenze byl patryarcha we.
neckim. .u-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-29

BROOKLYN; NJ. Poni6s}
tu. 6mierc ,nag}a pod ko}ami
tramwaju ylinii Union: ave-,
robotnik polski nazwiskiem
J6zef Lewandowski, zamie-
szka}y pod mr.. 20 Stagg ul.
" ~ wieku 49 lat. Lewandow-
ski praeow,gai " rafineryi Gu
kru (Aneriican Sugar Ref
! lneary) przy South 5tej ulicy j
East River.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-29

BERLIN, 26 listop. - Po.,
lakom uda}o sic przeciez
wnie6f swa interpelacye "
wojny rzadu prus~
kiego polls kiemi dziecmi,
10 Rady pa6stwa. ZnalezJl
oni poparcie u partyi hbe-
ralnej tym sposobem po-
zyskali do stateczna ilosc
.glos6w, chociaz centrum .po~
parcia i'm odm6wi}o.
Centrum, jakoby tenn zaw-
.stydzone, -wniosfo 70 swojej
strony interpelacyew sprawie
tel samsj ale W innei forsoie,
W: interpelacyi .csntrowc6w
kanclerz zostanie zapytany
co zamierza uczynic W spra.
vie nieprawegos :wkraczania
wladz rzadowych> " prawa 70.
dzic6w tyczsce sic opiekowa-
mia sic dziecmi. -. F.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-29

.W.IEDEN, % listop. - F Po-
krzyzowano tn w}a1nis plany
Serbii, azeby z Czarnog6ra
zawrzet konwencye militarna
zWrr6cona przeciw stryi.
Panuje zaciekawien W1jaki
spos6b CESAR Francirzek B-
zef wspomni. Q etosupklaeh @ " 9 ll'h ze
Serbia W swejj movie od;,tIon u
do delegacyi y. ).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-29

DETROIT. Zmar{ tn wy-
bitny polski obywatel i fa-
brykant tabaki do zazywania
Ignacy Wolf, liczac lat 81.
Ignacy Wolf urodzi4 sic
pod zaborem pruskim i pred
l8 laty przybyf do De-.
troit. DIVA lata po swojem
przybyciu za}ozy} fabryke ta-
bski z marka Biah go Or}a.
Naleza1 on do paraf'i sw. Woj-
ciecba by} ojcem dwudzie-
stu czworo dzieci, kt6rych
obecnie zyje tylko szescio-
70. Pogrzeb odby} sic W
czwartek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-29

domo6c o wypadku dosz}a
do kapitana, ten W tej chwili
kaza} okret zatrzymac spu-
6cic ma wode }odzie ratunko-
we. Pomimo jednakze poszu-
kiwah cia}a dziecka ME od-
naleziono. Gdy pasazerowie
spostrzegli czyn ob}akanej
kobiety, rzucili sic natych-
miast ku ME i by]rby ia
zamordowali, gdyby> ME in
terpelacya sfuzby okretowej
Ob3akana zostaIa uwieziona
W kaiucie i odes}ana bedzie
z powrotem do Europy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-29

RZYM, 26 listop. Cd bylo
sic zgromadzenie anarchi-
stow eelem naradzenia sic
mad tenn, ezyli urze lzie jaka
demo onstarcye W czasie ocze-
kiwaneso -przybyeia kr6la
greckiego Jerzego. Policya
zarzsdzi}a energiczne srodki
ostrozncsci. Wszystkie ,oso-
by ME mleszkajace~ stale. W
mie6cie lub oez zatrodnienia
zostana wywiezione z Rzymu
MIN przybedzi.e e, Kr6l < g jerry
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-29

|6cid zala6 woda, okaza}o sic,
ze rury wodne by}y4 zatkane.
|Inwentaryzacya ME powio
d}s sis przez Gala noe ma
stepna. w St. Bauzille bicien'
W dzwony zgromadzono lud-
nose, kt6ra otoczy}a ko6ci6l
.prefekt miai "a ma}o wojsk a
by op6r ten. zfamae. w Cou
roonsec &o}nierze przemoc2
dopomogli do inwentaryzacyi
podczas gdy ma divorce ma
rod 5piewa} nabozne pissni.
W Grabsls W podobny spo-
sob dokonano inwentaryza-
cyl.
WARSZAWA, 26 listop.-
W}adze wojskowe muszq te~
raz zajmowac sic wyrabia-
MEM gazu dla miasta, Ro
botnicy " gazowniach zsgro-
zili strajkiem, celem pozy-
skania wyzszych p}ac, Dy-
rektor gazowni uwiadomi} o
tenn gubernstora, dodajac, ze
ME moze bye odpowiedzial~ l.
nym "a dostarczanie miastu
gazowego o6wietlenia. Wtedy
w}adze wojsk,owe aresztowa}y
dyrektora, odpra willy robot
nik6w, otoczy}y gazownie
wojskami, a jnzynierzy woj
skowi zajeli sic wyrabianiem
gazu.
TOULON, FRANCYA, %
listop. - Zabudowania na
przystani Dalezacej do $50
ciete des Forges ct Chan
tiers" zosta}y zupe}nie zni:::
szczone przez polar. Zagra-
niczns okrety w}asnie budu-
jace sic uchroniono 2 trud-.
noscia cd zajecia sic. Szko-.
da zrzadzona wynosi kilka
milion6w frank6w-. s,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-29


PARYz. @26 listop. w
Marsylii odbyla sic zinwenta,
ryzacya kosciol6w pred 6wi-
tenn zanim ludno6e sic obu-;
dziia i powiod}a sig zupe}nie,.
w departamencie HeCrault
ws z !dsie w}adze natrafia}y ma
op6r. W Pignau palaca STAR
ke rzucono. z dachu i 2 "a.
krysty1 zoFnierze kilkakrot-
ME cofac sic musieli pred
dymem a kiedy chciano ko.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-29

RZYM, ~ listop. - Kral
jerry grecki -przyby} do Rsyt
mu, witany na dworcu prsez
kr6la Wiktora Emanuela,
ministr6w i ,innych dygnita~-
rzy, przez -wspanjale dekoro-
wane ulice i po6r6d gapia7
eych sic t}um6w pojechal :
kr6lem: wloskiem do zamku
tegoz a @wieczo1em na obje-
die galowym wymieniono
zwykle grzecznosci.
Szczeg6lnem wydarzeniem
ma tym obiedze by}o ze ME
byli obecni repre- zentanci
Rumunii Bu}saryi Serbii.
Byli oni zaproszeni ale po.
sci rumu6ski.p pare dni pred
tenn wyjecha} z Rz> mu aze-
by uniknac przyjecia zapro-
>szenia a reprezentanci Serbii
i .Bu]garyi udaI' choro be-.
Nadto ma mieszkaniach tvch
Representation ME pow;e.
wa'y flagi ma czesc Roscia.
By}a to vice demonstracya
bardzo wyrazna, kt6ra thu ma
czq " ten spo~6b 70 pa6stwa
to chciafy d"c DO poznan1a
rzadowi wiosk1emu il fa4szy:x 4
wei trzyma sig .polttyki gdy#
zamierza 16c reka W reks 4
Grecya chc4c utrzymac swe
wplywy Ia Balkaule.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-29

row j poleeii i'm wniesc for
maine pro testa przeciw wy,
konywaniu ustawy kultur;
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-29

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niego Szymona Lubowieckie-
60, znanego v okolicy pod
przydomkiem ''profesora"
znaleziono W poniedz. 19 BIN.
rano niezywego pod chod.,
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szkania, p. mr.. 147 = Waban-
sia ave. Mia} czaszke rozbita
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rajszego go}oledzia, spra wdo...
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smierc ia NJ iejscu: Dzisiaj.
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dziny koronera W zakladzie
pogr;z,e'bo,w',yn:,' !, :. Jar:zem bow v; J
skl',iego, sl', 694 Noble q. + ......
= - e s 1etnia c6rec'z,ka {: ak.
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sic v hotelu Continental g 1T 1T j "a
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