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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-18
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Chicago Pl,assa.

NWINaUO FTNlHFul
CHICAGO. Nov. President
Rooscvolts relief measure had
such good effect on the stock
exchange board today that the local
fiuanciers think it marks the be.
ginning of the money stringency
end Stocks went booming s. a
share and wheat went up a cent
and a quarter.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 49,
The following wireless message
from the steamer Governor. on
route 10 Seattle. was received
Sunday 4 D. m on Capc Foul.
weather Ans we'll"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-18
AFTER COMBINE.
ny United prsss.l J

OLYMPIA, Nov. IS The I
members OF the state railroad ,
commission believe that "A com ,
hlno exists between the rail I
. roads aud warehouse men 60 4
= bar out independent wheat I
. buyers Of the Inland Empire ,
= Efforts are being made 10 ,
break up this alleged trust II ,
4 u IN found TO exist .
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Foroer Makes GETAWAY.

VICTORIA. u. G.. Nov. is
United States marahals from Seat.
tie met the steamer numcric here
yesterday upon her arrival from
Nome. and searched for X Marsh.
a forger who Is wanted IN Tho north.
The fugitive was not aboard and n
ia believed that he has escaped
overland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-18
FIREMEN LOSE
THEIR LIVES

FARGO, ". D, Nov is--FiFsnsa
White and Hartman we're killed lzsi
night By falling walls al . fire Il
lacking the five-story plant q l J.
Case Threehing Machine eompshf.
The loss 20 the plant Is ssaoeee
FREE SINKS.
goo white enAmeled Sinks. slksa
ard make, slightly damaged q
sizes. given away. Inquire Mecsf
Plumbing and Heating Co. ele fs
~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-18
Trylno Tor Record

QUEENSTOWN. Nov. ls-Ths
nes Cunard liner Maurctania Is
trying to break the record across
the Atlantic held By her sister ship.
the Lusitania The MauretRuia dis
appeared on the horizon late yeater.
day morning. making a speed %
% III knots AN hour. bound for
New York
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MEASURES
BOOSTS STOCKS

the government relief The prem.
ium on currency was as low as
! 80 per cent
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TO PROTECT DISTRICT
FROM HINDUS

Special precautions have been
taken by chief of Police Wappen.
stein 90 prevent lRwleaancsa by the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-18
$40 Will DO 1t 3

W gill coll pos fine view iot
oalfh fpr $40 80 down. ft Dor month.
and oan have q cottage built fus you
n you wish Come out tomorrow and
talk With ua $50 independent Let
T0Wfarnd Grrnn Lake station phnuna
Green o. north 20t0. If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-18
Everybody
Pleased
Delighted

villa me tup 70 Tacoma Yesterday
Go see tHs NaaHtifui lowell lots Nr Hfs
aolun3 &c rAuktANn senfh - ths
court hHasr on ere Hpana saF car live
81 ffam go and mp We had rf0w
turusnut ard people Bought literally ~
fne Ffuuua ntaHN - uaafn promised
ta return uih their friends and tHf
fnnfs property aaat seek NHu bed Def
fsF Genie a1t ahd see shat aFa offer
fus Unse aiil annn aH BE- Enne ard
3 hen FuH sill 10 tnFtnN fran she sarama
~ thfrd hHudH 81 fHHF 8f fiFu fimfH tNn
rresHrf NftHea nfnre open ss fninss
snNl 3 o'elarh Cauls Boz aad sre - snN
Nef ems ~ auF uHw Illustrated naah lets
fhaf wa err sftiHa away FtffG NHF
office nt zee Second Ave HaHard 81
NArtoNAL land co.
Gea zee riHnrar Hids Seattle
fhnnea Matn IaHf led tafH
tf.fss California SITS NaFaaaa.
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$3.50

HaiaHee lemE iisHe and sasF tsfua sUi
HMfrhaen eFra fanf esfuHfn NnffaNa. Hn
spisndld esfnrf lat aaagEt fees tiauf
rent We nwu fhe FfuuTrtF. and ~ $3.50
noa % IS Az fnu hnau ne are raHf
go a. tusinfss utth. fgeretn trFt Don't
cert
rms REALTY LOAN a nANKtNa co
tfs 20 as. corner 4anaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-18

II TIE srrENfoE cor nr or kfN0
COUNTY hSMtNHfNN
80 fHte Notice ~ petition So rumbel
couvrvamee % real estate lu Tire matter
~ ire estate - f. I'D Wuaararf aud
Eiiaa beth M Woodruff deceased
NOTICE DIS HEREBY 0tNHN nat on
the iath daF 90 November ieaf. in enc
stnFe satified mattsr tu the ahate en-
TITLED eauri Robert WilHan filed hts
petlticu On wftfinH rrAfimE that Frank
n MeaFes. a. admiulsIrHsef % said estate
ts o. ths ruaft nrdsreI go e4rFef 90
s4lu petftlanMF the following Aese FtheN
ianas in ktus eountYs MaaHinEtau.
tueN.
lets seven tfl ard tvssVs k11. ttatN
one fl4s latuna Ahditiem tH she eisN
% Seattle said rHsItl1ner rialnffaH %
- snfiti "a 10 Haia EunfefsuHe unieg
eertalu caHfrAft Or uFitias executed
IS said b Wcoaruff ard Eusahetn
" weadFnff ais wife en ANrH at. 1898
aaa that thsraupon 20 e. order 81 caart
daEF made ard catered, thafNdat she
tasA aaF ~ December 1897 At go b.
n ths caaTt raan in thr Supefiar
Fuaff - Nink cuau5y WaaalmEfgn. in
the pfnhate department. thafsaf wne
tired ard appointed as enc time ard
Place Or hearfuE sald gsfitian
WITNESS mF hand aud seal - said
court thfs itth aay 20 November 1871
uNrQ a CASE
County tlefk
tcouFt NsaN rs y X 4lchEtsN
psputF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-18

I Summer home sites see becoming
more expensive 0FsrF year because ihr
price 0f waterfront acreage bias sane
Hu hirH THE longer Fou delay the more
FHH 1853 uHE Iorfh ~ Seattle Wr have
a0mo fine acreage overlooking the sound
tnd oiFmploe for $3.50 90 fa0o per acre,
DO pot cent cash. balance monthly.
WEST a Wff9iEH
800 COLMA a BLDG
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
sPEcIAl NorIcEs.


Nortcr OF TINE or CLOSING or
noOks or HEglSrNAFtoN
Natiaw IA hereby EiNen tn the eletfHff
"a seattle school uisirict SO ln Atee
- reElstrauon for ne parpese n ~,
umtlnu aai1 electors 40 fesiatvF ana 20
.eutf qualified VOTERS az thf Annual
and Spaaial school nifiFict elections 90
fth day of neernhrf laNt. go Wv
open 81 the feiloving designated rlafes
les faia DISTRICT. teuitf
AZ TIRE office - the Board &c Nhec
str.rt1 a. cliF Hall Thlrd Avenue and
Yesisr Way al Washington thgh
school broadway and ttur street Nt
1855 Second Avenue. corner ~ fiue
and thai saia beosa ef negistration vs.
remain open between enc heHrs uf
o-eiack a on and 2 o.cioek g. m ga each
day ,axcept lsssi haiieaYst frafn che safe
hereof nn &c aud inrladinE NAtafaal.
re seen DAY - November iaei ara aii
gsfsous desifinE 90 vote az said fier
ilon whp have not heretofore dufing this
ear teaf registered ln 500 manner aHd
ts required 90 rrslstrF en o. before enc
last mentioned date
Forthsr neties : FItes that said books
"a registration WltA b. r'HFHN NNAlIf AHA
teE ~ purposes 90 'afdef ,hs as,n
esn theresftefv reEisirF and ~
namss viii thersafteru ards BE- rrEistere1
fos the purpose ~ said AnuHai and @pe-
c.ai srhaai uiatriet elections
~ WITNESS wuEHEuF 9 have here
anta So my hand and affixed the arsl
"a Seattle srhaol ulstrict so l. in kina
cnantr state - Wsahiustun. tatn ftth
fs~ap REumgN W JONES
ssTrstars n IRE huard q urgeluff %
ssaffIs srhaal District no. 4 hinE
ceuntF Washington LOIS
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Monuments

Art Marble Company. soil Sec
ond av. three doors north Of Vir.
ginia Of Both phones tTSs. '''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05
LEADING FACTS ABOUT
THE GREATEST FAMINE
rlnld area--ahouI Ao.ooo squafe mlles.

rsoa area--ahout 10000 square miles.
p,nulssion affected tgoooooo
Sssxn million already helpless from famine.
pAoele eating roots. leaves. bark OF trees
NJ work do business sagnatcd real rcci IN sight
a. nonths
An the dogs and sheep eaten the chickens valuable To
/ <,,en sent 10 Shanghai markets.
uasrs districts IN rebellion the desperate people prefer
srs q dc hy the sword rather than by starvation.
Fus scarce mlle and sorghum stalks being covered by
- Coal mines flooded.
Houses gone We're built Of mud and melted IN the flood
Refugees i boats thicSly that ali must stand during
,a.arp-uo room TO car or Tie down.
fsen Abandoned tied that they could not follow their
desperate parents home
Mission orphanage full to overlooking with famine waits
Iofdes breaking through the military Gordon ret into
~ EASTERN cities ~ beg Tor food
rals 10000 refugees at Tssng kiangeu alone.
F.ushng parents throw their children into the flood and
g<n sznuiis suicide
Hausehold goods farm implements cattle all sold Chl.
Aen hting sold for s. or s. apiece.
SORES aflcat II actual eannihalism.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05
WALTERS SALARY
INVOLVED

The superintendent OF streets
controversy II rapidly coming 70 q
climax. AZ n meeting Of the audit.
ing committee. for the approval OF
the January pay roll. the commit.
tee. which consists Of the mayor.
comptroller and president OF the
council, had two reports before Il.
one. In which Walters II designated
as superintendent Of streets. and
credited with a salary Of 1900. and
the other in which Murphy IL credit
cd with assoc. Maloney with
ti5S.ts. HogE with $500. and
Jones. the mayors present az.
Dointee. with si9.35.
The former report was adopted
BY the auditing committee, Carroll
and Bowen. voting for g. Mayor
Moore filed a minority protest and
viii refuse "a approve the warrant
for Walters salary when Il comes
before him. Hnndamus proceedings
viii then probably be brought by
Walters. and thus the matter
brought to an ikaue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05
THE PRESIDENTS CHINESE
FAMINE PR0CL ANA TON

. TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES
: There Is appalling famine in China. Throughout
district covering 10000 square miles and supporting
population Of 100000 the crops have been destroyed
: by floods
Millions OF people the verge Of starvation thou
sands Of dwellings have been destroyed and the inmates
without homes I'm urgent appeal has been made for
= assistance Of the United States.
people have oisu under slnr conditions Of distress
Amid
aboandng prosperity and In sh holiday Of GOOD via
assuredy should part
the distressed Of China whom
have been allied Tor friendship ana Kind
shah ask for authority transport
carry other TIE region
that contributions tho purchase Of food and
ether Appropriate relief b. The American Red Crus
he through local He'd
through the Of be
directly chaa Haem Keep cTos secary United
sasea treasury department. Washington d c.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
) = y y = = . y = y y = y y = y . =
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but have left a scene Of hopeless
desolagl0n. The harvests were
ruiud. In most Of the territory II
n difficult even 70 plant again.
There i no food for the cattle and
the beasts Of burden. There IN 40
food for the people. The misery II
as great IN the big cities ~ IN the
country districts IN. city people
have % buy ALI their food The ne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05

You do that yourself whenever =
well dressed man with striking ap-
pearance PASSES. Every suit which
Daniel Thurman. the tailor. 1915
Second av.. turns out makes a we'll
dressed man Of the party fortunate
enough 70 get the suit style. ~.
fine workmanship and anailfy are
put into every suit made at Fuhr.
mans. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05
CAPTAIN
DROWNED IN NORTH

JUNEAU. Alaaka. Feb. Capt
=. =. Abbott. 81 the little steamer
Khtnhonn. fell from the door % his
pilot house. neaf Tee hasaoF yesfoE.
day afternoon and was drowned
Tho body has not been recovered.
Capt. Abbott was a native OF Fords
Point. ~ u. lie wa4 popularity
known In this section. A brother
lives In Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05
GOLD MEDAL WILL
BE PRESENTED

The local Masters and Pilots ~
neGiafioa will present Minnie PAT
erson. heroine Of the bark Cogom4
wreck. with a solid gold medal with
the following inscription engraved
on one side. Presented by the Pu-
get Sound Harbor. No 10. b Mira
Minnie Paterson for Heroic Efforts
IN Sending Asgiafaues 10 this Bark
cOlOma December 7. 1905, Whereby
the Lives of Ten Men We're Saved
By the g. s Quadrss
On the other Side of the medal
Is an inscription in Latin. meaning
"she fastened That She Might
save Others" and showing the
form Of a woman fighting her way
through the brush. The medal will
be presented by the British yice
consul
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eient food would soon me forthoou.
Ing. Sufficient food never came.
Relief work II IN tho hands OF
the Central China famine fund com
mittae Al Shanghai. composed OF
conHnia. customs affictals. foreign
merchants and Chinese gentry. and
the Missionary Relief association
Al Chinhiang In the United States
the American National Red Cross
Treasurer. Ghhs HRllam Keep.
Washington. viii take charge Of
cash contributions Some supplies
have already been sent 20 China.
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ia MeDonaid. charged with
forgery and who on Friday last was
taken TO the county hospital 10 DO
operated upon for -quinsy % tho
throat was returned to thu county
jaii this morning.
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= MANY have died and thons. 4
= ands will die from malnutrl- 4
= ton leaves and coarse min =
4 feed, ordinarily given only 70 :
: hogs. now sell for ne much M :
4 good food usually costs Trade .
> Il paralyxad and employees are =
; dlafnihsed. Furniture and =
, clothes are sacrificed and the :
4 poor parents hear the hungry q
> children cry Ia the night. 4
\ while they themselves crouch 4
ON the mat IN tho corner. 4
Rev. y. G. Patterson. suehien. q
: kiansau. =
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MYRIADS A-HUNGER, MAKE SACRIFICE OF
BABES CHINA'S TERRIBLE FAMINE

.,ory THOUSAND SQUARE MILES ALONG THE
GRAND CANAL fNuNDATED--No PERMANENT
prttEF POSSIBLE FOR NOTWITHSTANDING
sucIpE REBELLION MURDER. SLAVERY
AND cANNIBALISM IN THE TRAIN OF DlsAs-
TER.
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waters. which for slx weeks Gov.
erred = vast platnan only few feet
above the sea level. have suhAidsd.
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through china. according 10 dis
patches received b tho Chrlstlan
Herald from mission sfiea The con
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05

nuilt In Tho thirteenth cen
! fury Ia connect tho YanEfees 4
kiang and reiho. II II GO 4
! miles long and extends from Z
! HRa-ehow 20 rianAnin II IL 4
} largely cornposed Of eansllred Z
! rivera. and Is 1--WE or ak feet
} deep There afo ~ locks. the 4
boats boins hauled from one 4
! level 20 another On ineiincsi Z
/ planes. The canal was built 4
} 20 get the products Of the 4
! Yang.tAa and iioangho rivers 4
to To king by an inland route.
!.
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had the strength or tho means 70
flock 60 more favored sections.
MuiiiiudeH of refugees are dragging
their way to bea NJ the Ratsa ~ the
cities 70 the east Of the great canal.
Relief inadequate.
II appears from sotue teiegfamH
that the official relief by the Chi.
nsse government Il inadequate. One
community Of 10000 people tried 70
emlefate 10 n better provided die.
trict. bat was forced bp~the authori.
flcs 10 return 10 the flood ruined
district with promise that Buffi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05
Meat Prices That Please

Al the City Hall market. sos Third
av.. near YeAler. Fine Eastern
hams 1910. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05

eaakltien Of life have risen 100 per
eent--and the long Eiebe Is yet %
be faced.
Rating Roots.
People In the country are eating
roots. leaves 81 trees and bark
Sweet potato vines mixed with A
little grain form the matnstay IN
some districts Pessilenre has
broken aboat those who have not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05
HEARTRENDINC
CONDITIONS !.

,,..<.,s sssr's Exclusive ssrsses.l
xrx YORK. Feh. Famine.
= s.eslllax Than ever. stalks
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l4Sth Anniversary Robert Burns

Grand concert auspices CALIFORNIAN SOCIETY
Seattle CLAN MCKENZIE No iei 8 G. Wednesday
1907 NJ Grand Opera House Admission 81 co.
so Soc gallery sbc Tickets eKhangeabe At heate box office
after February for reaervad seaa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-04

wywieziono trup6w nieszcze-
sliwych g6rnik6w IA powie-
rzchnie. Zubera wydobyto.
dopiero okoIo pol do II
wieczorem. z jakiego powo.
.du nastapil ~przedwczesnY
wybuch dotad ME MONA do
k1adnie stwierdzic, q gl6wni
6wiadkowie utracili przyteem
ziycie. Pra wdopodobnie ze "
wyw;efconym otworze do
kt6rego w1ozono nob6j, znaj
dowalo sic cokolwiek pylu
weglanego; kt6ry jest bardzo
latwo zanalny,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-04
z POD MosKALA.

Warszawa. ,Warszawski
Dniewnik, przytacza ciekawe
cyfry kosztow, jake Rad po-
nosi ma u%trzymanie nieczyn-
nego cd lat 2 uniwersytetu
w~arszawskiego. I tax W r.
1906 wydano ma ten eel
45O,345 rb. w roku 1905
koszty wvnosi}y 527,470 ru-
bill Ogo}em "a czas dwuletniej
nieczynno6ci wyrzucono mil
lonrubli z fun dusz6w, kt6re
kraj sk1ada ma cele o6wiaty.
LODI. Ma drodze do Pa
bijanic czterech uzbrojonych
bandyt6w napad}o W poblizu
majatku Dlut6w ma w6z, ma
}adowany we}na Napastnicy
odebrali w}ascicielowi wozu
K~ugalmanowi sto kilka-
dziesiat rubi1i i zabrali w6z z
we1na warto6ci 1000 rubli.
-Policya aresztowa}a W
Pabijanicach czterech ucze-
stnik6w tego wypadkui 3D.
da1ach \ pods sad polowy.
Sleradz, Wiezniowie polity-
czni z Kalisza i Piotrkowa,
trzymani W tutejszem VIE
zieniu, ME mogac sic docze-
kac zes}ania W g}ab Rosyi
ma czas strajku wojennego,
rozpoczeli strajk g}odowy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-04
zostal vice teraz ,,cudowni e
wyleczony z doktorstwa.

Namajatku
Szenflisie wydarzy} sic zesz1e-
go tygod'lia nieszczeSliw'y
wypadek. Pewien parobek
chcac sic pred dzsiew-
czetami swa si1a pokazac "a
da1 sobie sam 2-contnarowy
MECH zboza i ni6s} takowy
ma 6pichrz. pomimo, ze znaj-
DUE sic tam winda do, wcia-
gania. Idac pc schodach poto-
cyl sic on z ciezarem j spadl
ma dol, przyczem zlamal So
bic ko6e pacierzowa i ma
miejscu skona1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-04
Z GAL1CYI

Przeszlego tygodnia oko}o
po}udnia skradziono z kos-
cio}a CO.. ~Zmartwychwstah-
COW PREY ulicy Piekarskiej
Lwowie z tabernaculum
g~16wnego 6}tarza puszkew WAR
mic kielicha ko6cielnego z
nakrywka ze z}ota, okryta SUI
kienka h%aftowana z}otem. Pu-
Ska byla pe1na komunikan~
tow. Pr6czkielicha zabrano
puszke poz}acana z
duza Hostya Sw., umieszczo.
na "a szk}em.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-04

TORUN. Glupich ME Sic
ia, sami sic rodza. Pred tu-
tejsza i7ba karna toczy}a sia
nastepujace ciekowa sprawl;
Ceglarz Szymon Kolpacki
oskarzony by} o oszustwo.
Przedstawi1 on sic trzem ko-
bietom W Wabrzeznie jako
,,cz1owiek swietyi cudowny
lekarz", kt6ra tez mu 'uwie-
rzy1y i pozwoli1y sic leczyc.
,Oszust zapisywal kobietom "a
kazdym razem herbate j "a
to kaza1 sobie placic pc $50
i $50 marek. Kobieciny che
.tnie placily j czu1y sic ma
wet zdrowsze. w kohcu jed
max sprawl sic wydafa q
lekarza wpa-
kowano do kozy. Sad wydal
wyrok skazujacy 60 ia diva
lata domu karnego cczztery Ia
Ia utraty praw honorlroewych
SsWrEE EEG%Ga1E $500 F-EesEH&SE# GESEIA- ESa%.@I@S% BH
800 marek kary. On sam ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-04
WIEsCI z OJCZYZNY
z PRUS POLSNCH.

mad Drive
ca. Kreisblatt tutejszy dnis
3go marca donosi, re p. WI
lemski.z Nawry sprzeda} swo.
je piekne gospodarstwo, Q.
bejmujace $50 m6rg, "a 20
tysiecy marek kupcowi
Hennih (zvdowi) Nowego-
miasta. Pan Wilemski Jest
bratem ks. Wilemskiego,
z~martwychwsta1ca z Adrya-
nopolu. Niewiadomo dotad,
czy p. w. uskuteczni} spree
daz z VIOLA i wiedza swego
brata ksiedza, czy tel go o
tenn wcale ME powiadomi1:
Jezeli zyd da}, to lyle i Pc
lax by da}. W gazetach zaS
mic O checi sprzedazy ME czy-
tali6my. Smutna to sprawl i
spodziewamy sic wyjasnjenia
- lecz nie ma spos6b p. R6~
zyckiogo re Zajac>kowa. -
Smutnie, lecz jake ma bye
inaczej? - Jezeli tacy wiel-
cy panowie ia ,6mietanka"
sp o1ecze6stwa, bezsumi ennie
zaprzepaszczaja wielkje dobra
czy i gospodarzom dziwic sic
MONA? - Co powie p. DIR.
Rzepnikowski, kt6ry swego
czasu tax bardzo. p. R6zyc-
kiego przeciw prawdziwemu
wystapieniu ksiedza prob.
MAXI broni} i "a niego re-
cyl?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-04
Zn6W prOWadzi interes.

,,Gdy moi przyjaciele myself, re
by}em bliskim do opuszczenia tego
swiata z powodu niestrawnosci,
nerwowo6ci og6lnego os}abienia"
pisze A. A. Chisholm, z Tread
we'll, N. Y. 81 gdy sic zdawa}o,
re juz ME ma zadnej nadziei, costa
lem nam6wiony do spr6bowania
Electric Bitters, i z rado6cia moge
powiedzie6 il to mnie wyleczy4o.
Moge teraz zn6w prowadzic interes
tax lax dawniej i robie codzieh ko-
rzysci." Najlepsze lekarstwo W
swiecie. Gwarantowane przez M. j.
,Kowalewskiego, aptekarza4 soc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-04
OdnOWiOne si|y.

Krew wykonywa bardzo waznaa
czynnos6 v organizmie ludzk i'm
Dostarcza m%eterya{u ola utworze-
MIA wszystkich czesci ciala bez'
wyjatku. Czem para jest ola maszy-
ny parowej, tenn krew, jest ola
ciala ludzkiego. Ably mice silna
bogata czysta krew, powinno
bye staraniem kazdego. Severy
|CxY6ciciel Krwi jest ulubionem le-
karstwem wiosennem; odnawia ono
|si}yi odprowadza wszelkie nie-
Ecsystosci. Jezeli cierpicie ma wy
rzuty sk6rne, eczema, salt rheum
Tub macie wrzody: bolaezki lub Gle.
kaoe rany, spr6b6jcie koniecznie
tego znakomitego lekarstwa. Sc
very Czysciciel Krwi zawiera maj
Sozystsze sk}adniki, a pod wzgledem
skuteczno6ci. cieszy sic najlepssa
reputaoYa cd d}ugich lat Zbiedzona
rzadka, i slaba krew odzywi sic i
oczysci, a blade policzki zarumie-
mig sie pc uzyciu severy Czy6cieiela
Cena $l.O0. Me bierzcie lad
nych imitacyi. We wszystkich ap
tekach. W. F. Severa Co. Cedar,
Rapids, Iowa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-04

WYSTRUC, Straszna see
ma rozegra}a sic W zesz}ym
tygodniu ma dworcu tutej-
Sym. O godzinie 5 rano
wszed} jakis mezczyzna do
poczekalni 4 klasy i rzuciw-
sly ma st61 portmonetke, wy
bieg1 ma peron. Tam wydo-
byl z .kieszeni ,scyzo1yk
i przecia} sobie gard}o. Bro
czac krwia, biega} pc pero.
ME t1ukt g}owa O. sciany,
ale smierc ME nastapi}a, gdyz
rama by1a tylko lekka. W ko-
6cu doby1 ponownie, noza
przerzna} sobie tetnice ma
szyji, poczem pad} ma ziemie
i skona1. Prawdopodobnie pc.
pe1ni1 samob6jstwo W przys-
tepie szale6stwa. Z papie-
row znalezionych PREY zw}o-
kach wynika, 10 by1 to
~szwajcar Alfred Niedermeyer
zatrudniony W dominium
Dorszach. w ~portmonetce
z%najdowa1o sic kilka fyny-
gov billet kolejowy do Ko-
wall. Straszna scena "a dwo-
rcu trwa1a pol godziny i
Mkt ME mia} odwagi pre-
szkodz;c szalonemu samo-
.b6jcy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-04
re
WIETOCHkOWICE.

OVlO1.
w dniu 20. I'm. ,po poludn.
wydarzy}o sic straszne niesz-
cze6cie ma kopalni ), Niemoyv
kt6rego ofiara pablo czterech
g6rnik6w: Haierzy Antonj Zu
Der z Swietoch}owic, Micha}
Mrowiec z Kochlowic ,obaj TO-
naci i ojcowie ma}ych dziatek,
Wiktor Szymura z Swietoch}o
vic oraz Pawel Sachark6w,-
kt6rzy pracowali " jednym
ganku. Hajer Zuder wywier-
Gil otw6r " weglu i wsadzi}
don nab6j. Naraz nastapil
pred wczesny wybuch p1o-
mie6 buchnaf 2 Gala si1a ma
Z.,kt6rego u5miercif ma miej
Sou. Cd ognia zapalil sic tez
pyl weglany ! pozostafych
trzech g6rnik6w udusilo sic.
|Sacharkow zdazy1 coprawdlta
uciec HAWAI- drogi, ale potemn
upad} j udusil sic. Ssz,k!ot-