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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-09-10

property see the Nesperce Land
Company.
Just received a fine line Of watches
at the jewellery store. Prices tc
suit the times. n
Albert Hughs. Of Spokane. stopped
in town Monday night while enroutc
TO Cottonwood.
We have several good buys in
NeEperce city property. Nezpence
Land Company.
II you want 10 sell or trade your
ranch list il With The Nesperoe
Land Company.
Nov Is the time to buy Nezperoe
city property. See The Nezperce
Land Company.
A good II horse power gasoline
engine for sale cheap. Enquire al
the Herald ofhce.
B. ?. Richardson The Jeweier all
work on watches and clocks guam
teed for one year, II
The old o. K. Feed Yard has been
leased 10 Crawford Bros. and is now
open for business.
o. II. Lips. Indian agent at
Lap~ai. vaa Nesperce visitor las,
Friday and Saturday.
The democrats hold their county
nominating convention next wednes-
day, September 10th.
II you have Bluestsm and Turkey
Red wheat see US before selling.
NeEpercs Roller Mills.
Threshing Is about half completed
and two weeks more Of good weather
will be sufficient TO finish.
FARMERs-Remember that the
Nezperce Chop Mil grinds at all
lines. c. Il. Brooke, prop.
J. II. Hastings. district agent
Tor the Belfour-Cuthrie grain
was in town today.
We hope TO be able to announce
iext week that two large warehouses
will be built here Immediately.
Ben Palmer, Of Charleston, was in
own the forepart Of the week look
ng after his property interests.
SrEcrAL-we wan, Bluestem and
Turkey Red wheat for milling pur-
,oses. Nezperce Roller Mills.
Jim Wright expects to move his
amily over from Genesee in the near
uture and make Nezperce his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Wooden left
o day for ST. Joe, Missouri, where
hey will make their future home.
Come in and register Saturday.
Iou' can't vote this fall II you don't.
IRE you goingto disfranchise your
elf.
F. E. Hawley, grain man from
pokane, is in the city looking after
be grain business. he may locate
ere.
P. e. Dean, an ex-Mohlerite, now
( Seattle, is visiting friends in Nez-
cree and on the prairie for a few
ays.
Andy Stellmon has moved into his
ssidence in the northwest part of
'wn, lately vacated by DR.. S. H. l
titus.
J. E. Swanson, agent for the (,
elfour Guthrie grain company at {
Irangeville, was Nezperce visitor {
,day. Ii
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-09-10
Notice

We have received notice from the
Pacific Monthly that the subscrip-
tion price of that magazine viii be
advanced to Sl.s0 per year. after
September so. We will receive re-
nevis at the old rate (sl.6o for the
Herald and Pacific Monthly for one
year, until that time.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-09-10
Presidential Timber Since 1850

The following is list OF the dem
ocrasIc and republican nominees foi
president and vice-presidens sInc'
1856.
Democratic candidates;
Buchanan and Breckenridge
is60-Douglas and johnson.
1s64-McClellan and Pendleson.
-Seymore and Blair.
1s72-Creeiey and Brown.
1s76-Tilden and Hendricks.
Hancock and English.
lsS4-cleveland and Hendricks.
isss-cleveiand and Thurman.
iso2-Cleveland and Stevenson.
1so6-Bryan and Sewell.
1o00--Bryan and Stevenson.
io04-Parker and Davis.
io0s-Bryan and Kern.
Republican candidates;
iSs6-Fremont and Davis.
1s60--Lincoln and Hamlin.
1e64--Lincoln and Johnson.
1868 Grant and colfax.
1s72-Crant and Wilson.
1876 Hayes and Wheeler.
1880 Garfield and Arthur.
1884 Blaine and Logan.
lsss-Harrison and Morton.
1so2-Harrison and Reid.
1896 Mckinley and Hobart.
1o00-McKinley and Roosevelt.
loo4-Roosevelt and Fairbanks.
io0e-Taft and Sherman.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-09-10

A call has been issued for the re
publican county convention whicl
will be held al Lewiston Monday
September 81, at which time county
ticket viii be nominated.
P. E. Hawley, of Spokane. man
ager Of the Puget Sound Ware
house & Elevator Company. o.
Seattle, was in town today looking
up the grain business here.
Nrhe following is the library re,
port forth month of August: Mum.
Der of books loaned So, number Of
visitors-men II, women 6s children
so. total $50. Mrs. ]. N. Rhodes,
librarian.
The Nezperce Local No. 2, F. E.
& c. u, will meet in Wilson's hall
Saturday afternoon, September 19.
at 2 :0o p. m. All members are re-
quested TO be present. James Mar
kerr president.
y Mr.. Z. Seubert and family desire
to express their heartfelt thanks for
the many kind acts and deeds shown
them by their friends and neighbors
during the death and sickness of
their little son.
Frank and VIII Gehrke. Of Green
City, Missouri. are here visiting their
brother, J. A. Gehrke, and have been
looking over the country with view
of locating here. They viii be here
for about month.
w. R. Grim, the auctioneer, viii
cry sales anyyhere in the Clear
water country. Twenty years ex-
perienoe. Specially made of mer-
chandise sales. Positive satisfac-
ton. Give me trial.
NoTIcE-Ail farmers who con-
template having well drilled are
requested to pile their straw as l
will have a straw burner after har-
vest. II viii save you over rs per
cent on your fuel bill. S. B. Rose.
Orders taken for first class, non
irrigated peaches. VIII deliver
fruit to any part of Nezperce prairie.
Choice peaches rs cents per box.
Peaches will commence ripening
about September IS. Send orders
by mail to Kamiah or call in person.
Henry Quincy.
CoAL-Buy your winters coal
low, orders taken at the Herald
ofice. No. / screened lump $3.50
per ton at vollmer. We can get
I delivered during the grain hauling
season for $500 per ton. This
makes coal cheaper than wood at
$500 per cord.
Bert Jefferies and his mother,
-ura JeHeries, returned home last
veek from Hatton, Washington,
where they spent the summer. Mrs.
'efferies says the crops we're fairly |
rood in that section but that she
likes Nezperce prairie better and is
Had to get back again.
The Kerr-Giford Company wish
o announce that they have purchas-
d the business of the Kettenbach
Grain Company and that W. T.
dcNab will look after their business
iere and will be pleased to meet all
he farmers of this section. Office
n Farmers State Bank building.
Bob Allison, Nexperce genius.
ays he is inventing an airship. He
Ias tried to keep the matter secret
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-09-10

II you want to sell your property
list Il with The Nezperce Land
Company.
II you want bargains in Nesperce
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-09-10

Try boosting once for an all around
tonic.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-12
4
II vv0ICOIIl0O oU1S 1(1G. Arttu Sill

still finer right out of the bottle itself an thin
shut eyes at it again for bit take
home
Twas short time whin 1 heard a
noise, an havin' aforementioned again which
the front of that house map
somewan's rains. God hip him started easy
of it would have looked like a picture of
like for what 1 thought the front door, be-
cause 1 knew most likely it want. I don't know
yit which it waz, but | hadn't fair passed through
the door afore l plump into a man. 1 had
than time to stick me gun into the face
of him, but he stuck up his hands with argy-
mint-like he'd had long practice
Thin the air back in an 1 there
suitcase the floor beside him. 1t
to me who he waz of course that waz prowlin'
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-12
HARRIS" SAYS HE "oF THE PRI VATE FORCE"

the house at that hour tryin' to get out of it. An
right on top Of that some wan stumbled over step
down the hall somewheres-it's only God that
knows-an' knew it was the detective after him.
'''I tried the nearest door mesilf. 1t come open
quiet an kicked around inside with me leg find
in it was closet
Git in, says I whisperin. IT'S the plain
clothes man. If ye foot it like as not yen run
into his arms. Let him go by. Get in
(Which he done with his grip, hepin'. I
turned the key on him an damned it in pocket.
Me hand than out whn the other
come round some corner an I stuck gun in his
face, usn' me left hand for lack of time. Twas
luck he waz slow on the draw-as it waz, he stag
gered back whin said Hands up!' he ups,
limp-ike.
I've dirty, sneakin low-lived blackguard,' says
I, niver havn scolded detective afore, an think
in of nothn ilse to say.
"Niver a word from him in the dark
'Ye sneakin' blackguard says l wanct more,
wonderin would stand there till marnin. An
still he said nothn. Thin all of a sudden it come
to
Keep your hands where they are and walk
backwards, l tells him, not raisin' voice, an
If We fall anything down anything I'll
blow your clumsy head off,, says I, bad scran to
ye!' Which he done, followin' with the
gun against his face be way of seem him in the
dark
1T wasn't fast we whit, an had time to feel
along the wall with free hand till passed
door an to another leaving atween
an the first gents cage.
1T come open quiet, 1 will say for thin doors
they of thin noisy. Thin 1 reached in
with foot havin' invited him close enough to
keep him covered, it another closet, all
fine an wholesome Thin l felt him all care
full finding he had gun after ALL
I'm he whit, 1 turned the lock him, tell
in him I'd shoot through the door if he so much
cracked joint Thin l sit down the floor
an caught bit of breath in the dark. 1t waz
needin' it 1
II had got about lung full whn there waz
sort of creepn, rustlin noise it waz I waited
more but got up soft-like an begun creepin'
mesilf
1t has become habit with me-, says I to me-
silf an might well be spindfn the night at
1t. l will just be after takin of these little
corners an git him whin he goes by.
An it waz for he by all right, an he
put up his hands quick like he knew how. He waz
a little bit of a man, while the others waz stable.
L don't know who the divil We are whispers
l. pleasant but It's me business In life to hold
people up in this hall harm. It's
only after amusin mesilf am but I'm going to
blow fine large hole in We If ye don't keep Thin
hands up says 1. easy-like.
He kept thin up, but he niver opened his
i, mouth
We will Just be walkin' down the hall
whit me an you an this gun until we find a
closet door. 1 lift wan for ye.' says l. still pleas
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-12

ant-like
He begun walkn,' indicatin with the gun
An for Gods sake say something!' l says to
him. Am l in deaf-an dumb asylum or are all
of ye scared past talkin? Ye'd think the gun
waz down your throat instid of nestlin' in your
ear
to the door atween the other two put him in
expeditions, ben in practice. first tryin it with
foot An took gun off this wan. What
they had thin three closets for three in a
don't know, but there they waz, an l begun feen
kinder to the dotty what built the house
So l sat down wanct think it over. Be
this time there want nothin, in the world but
closet DOORS
In of thin is the nice young man what
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-12

is goin' to states prison. thinks I mesilf, gofn'
over the ground In wan of thin is plain-clothes,
what is gon to stay there, bad cess to the black
guard, an divil of me knows what I've got
in the other wan. | wonder what they made thin
closet doors for anyways Well says l. still to
mesif, there don't seem to be one ilse snoopin
down the hall for minute two an think I'll
just be after havn bit more of that liquor to
clear head up. It's great help to An
it will be we'll to locate few of thin closet
doors the way, for | may be needin' thin soon
1T took just wan drink to see me first step. an
without settin' in a wan of thin easy-cnars l whit
back and after some tryin' of the keys 1 pulls
open the first closet door an sticks gun in be
way of formality
"'Come out says to the young man inside an
do it quiet!'
He come.
BE glad says I, an exceedn rejoicefu1.
1 have the plan-clothes an wan ilse locked
up in closets borderin' your own, an have done
this to befrind ye Git away and waste time.
There amt no thanks says concludin.
An there want All he said Me
grip
Sure says I, grateful, for amy to say
anything, an he reached in an got it. An thin
he gone.
BE the powers thinks l. Its no time he's
losn'!,
An with that closed the door gntly an whit
back to the library to clear head
Thin 1 crawled into of thin easy
chairs about four feet and began thinkin' hard.
'An to wanct something cold and hard pressed
up against head an wan whispered:
Don't novel
'Whin me blood stopped feelin, like a electric
current in me 1 got voice:
I'm not movin', says I. Which of thin are
YEP
What We doin' in this house?' says the
voice again from behind me, an, Mother of Hven,
1t woman's! But l answers up polite.
If so be you're the young lady what talk
in with the despairful young bit gone, wan
thing I've been dom to git him out safe The
wan of thin closets the key is in pocket 1
says, humble-like
she didn't say nothin for minute, thin.
Sit right STILL for m going to keep this point
ed at your head. I'm coming round where l can
see your face says she.
II nver mo we'd a muscle, turnin' me eyes to wan
side for first glimpse of her. An thin her.
to do afore that, but from that minute 1 knew it
like to be WHATEVER she wanted of me- She
moved like the lady she waz, keepin' her eyes on
mine until she sat down across the table from
me. rstin' the gun 1t SO could see the round
black hole in the ind. An thin she sat there, me
feelin' face git red
" Why did We do it?' says she at last
." 'Ye search me, says /. But I'd do II
again. IL 1t 'twaz to do over
Thin We heard what We talked OF In this
room?' says she.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-12

Copyright 1908. by Thomas n. Mckee.
-E'RE in foine feather" grunted Tim.
"Phwat have yez done now?" Mo
ran drew to him the glass of beer a
- had iusfd on
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-19

i rst 4
cesarza ksiaze Eitel Fritz
wraz z ministrem han !
dlu Delbrueckiem, obu ich
gromady robotnik6w przy
witaly wroga. demonstracys,
a gdy minister chcia1 robo
tnik6w uspokoic zag1uszono
60 i wyszydzono jego i ksie-
cia. Potem robotnicy przyby-:.
Ii do,ksiacia, kt6ry i'm udzie-
lii audyencyi W biurzes ko-
palni, i skarzyli sic ma ME
dolezny i niedba}y zarzad
kopalni, kt6ry jedyna j Gala
ponosi wine katastrofy. Mad
to prosili oni, by ksiaze wy
razif cesarzowi ich zyczenie
W kierunku zaprowadzenia
prawa ochrony g6rnik6w
weglowych, co tez i'm ksiaze
przyobieca1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-19

KOPENHAGA, Is ]isto-
pada, Nadesz}y tn wieSci
0 znalezieniu zwlok prof. s.
a. Andreego, kt6ry W +.
1897 wybrsl sic balonem do
.bieguna p6}no ocnega j wiecej
ME wr6cil, AMI tel bylo mo.
zebnem sic Y dowiedziec, co
sic 2 MIN stalo. Podobno ka-
pitan du6skiego okretu In.
ga donosi rzadowi dunskie-
.mu, ze niejaki Challker, ka-
pitan merykahs skiego stat
ku 4 Pelope znalaz1 J, byl ma
ip6lnocnem wybrzezu Saliva
.doru krzyz1 2 napisem An
dree' a pod MIN zwloki q j
Iskrzy dol kume emit 6w. 2 in, il,
5rlych str.o,ns 90, ecza praW'd'[o'-.' g
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-19
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE

.. Mi 81
BERLIN, 16 listopada.
CESAR Wilhelm spotka sic z
kanclerzem Buelowem W maj
blizszy poniedzia1ek wow
czas sic rozstrzygnie, czy
Buelow pozostauie ie ma urze-
die, czy ME; podobno ce-
sarz jest nan oburzony Q to,
IL powiedziaf W parlamencie,
,,broniac" Wilhelma, re ami
laden z jego nastepc6w ME
przyjmie ma Isle odpowie-
dzialnosci ma przysz}osc, je-
zeli cesarz ME nauezy sic
,,milczec".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-19
HAMM, WESTFALTA, Il

HAMM, WESTFALTA, is
listopada. ~ W kopalni Rad,
bod wydarzy1a sic straszliwa
eksplozya gaz6w, kt6ra spo-
wodowa1a smiere okolo 20
robotnik6w a 800 innych
znajduje sic zagrzebanych
pod ziemia W zawalonych
kruzgankach kopalni, znaJ-
dowa1o sic gkolo 400 ludzi;
50 trup6w zaraz wydobyto
ma wierzch, ale. spodziewaja
sic ze jeszcze najmnisj 150
ludzi zginac musialo, ME Ii
czac zasypanych, dla kt6rych
natychmiast rozpoczeto e.
nergiczna akcye ratunkowa,,
te jednak olbrzymio utrudnia
pazar powsta}y " kopalni,
gdzie wciaz gasza ogie6 i pra-
cujanad odgrzebaniem Easy
panych g6rnik6W. Straszliwee
sceny rozgrywaja sic wSr6d "
? . ". = q
onisdzieci abitych i zagrze-
banych robotnik6w, dla kt6-
5rych iednak jest bardzo Q, mala;
,nadzieja ocalenia. P6znielsze
telegramy donosza, re ogieh
wciaz sic srozy W kopalni,
a si1a jego tax sic wzmaga,
ze prawdopodo dobnie trzeba,be-
die kopalnie zalac woda;
znaczy to - ze 300 robotniL-
k6w, uwiezionych W przepas:
ciach kopalni zginie ma pc
VINO Cd ognia. Co w}asciwie
spowodowalo te straszliwa ka-
tastrofe dotychczas ME:
;wiadomo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-19

z SOUTH BEND, J, IND ~
i kt6z powie, ze nasze pol
skiie dziiewice pomimo ME do
tstacznego wykszta} ceniia ja
KEN przeciwnie ciesza sic
Amerykanki, ME tnaja BY
strego j rozwiniete rozu'-
mu. ., Ot6z wtychE... d:niaoh mie-
l.i5jmy tego przyklads Z Z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-19
BERLIN, Is listopada.

BERLIN, 16 listopada.
Rada. Rzeszy Niemieckiej,
kt6ra sic tu onegdaj zebra.
la, uchwali]a wczoraj rezolu-
eye tel osnowy, IL ,,madrzej
szem" bedzie ola cesarza,
gdv ma przysz}osc swe pogla-
dy polityczne og}aszac be-
die tylko przez odpowiedzia-
lnych minist16w. Wobec te,
go, re W Radzie brali udzia}
reprezentanci kr6lestw polu-
dniowo- -niemieckich, przeto
rezolucya owa nabiera spe-
cyalnej wagi. Kanclerz Bue-
low ma O tenn wszystkiem =
jak i o przebiegu ;tebat W
parlamencie, zawiadomic ce-
sarza W poniedzia1ek. Row
niez powiedziec ma Buelow
Wilhelmowi, re Gala prasa
powazna, Gala publiczna OPT
MIA niemiecka, uznaje .poste-
powanie cesarza "a niekon-
stytucyjne i szkodliwe; mad
to oburzona jest opinia tego
powodu, il cesarz w chwili
takiego wielkiego przesilenia
ME przerwie nawet swoich
podr6zy rozrywkowych polo.
wan etc. i ME przyjedzie do
stolicy, by sic zajac sprawa.
mi pahstwa, kt6re cierpia ma
ciag}ych podr6zach cesa-
RIA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-19

= . 80. % .r'
PEKING, I6 listopada. =
Stan cesarza chihskiego uwa'
zaja "a beznadziejny ! latda
dnia oczekuja katastrofy.
:Cesarz cd wielu lat chorowal
ma komplikacye chor6b; po
kraju szepca, re cesarz juz
navel umar}, tylko, ze dw6r
trzyma to W tajemnicy. Podo-
bno juz sprowadzono do pa
}acu cesarskiego mlodego bra
tacesarza, syna ksiecia Chun,
kt6ry ma bye nastepea
cesarza ma tronie Chin.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-19
W SOUTH CHICAGO "a.

W SOUTH CHICAGO "a 7
szed1 W zes21ym tygodniu
.nadzwy yczaj smutny. wypadek
.podczas pogrzebu. dziecka,
Lokomotywa najecbala ma
pow6jz, " kt6ryym ~ &, ,,z,;ntajdowa.
1y sic wiezione ma cmentarz
zw}oki dziecka. Woznica w,
Luli6ski ME zauWazy1 zbli..
zajacej sic lokomotywy, kt6ra
.uderzy3a W pow6zy kaleczac
nastepujace osoby: ,... j An a:
drzejewskiego, NJ. .Andrzejew-
ska, Anne Lewando wska j
jeszcze .jedna osobe. 20 wy
padku orszak pogrzebo bowy u !.
.dal sic ma cmentarz, gdzie
'pochowano trupa, asnastepnie
pokaleczenii wr6cili do South
Chicago, gdzie zaopatrzono
i'm rany. (
, .gr j ~ /.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-19
HAMM, WEsTFALIA, 16

HAMM, WESTFAlIA, 16
listopada. Prace ratunko-
we W kopalnil Radbor, mi
szczonej onegdaj przez eks-
plozye, W kt6rej jeszcze pre-
sz}o 300 'robotnik6w costa
10 uwieaionych, ida oporem,
utrudnia ie bwiem ogie6,
kt6rego dotad ME zdoiano
ugasic. Mata vice nadzieje
~ via o ratowaniu owych lu-
dzi zywcem pogrzeb banych
zw}aszcza ze ma dole W kopal.
nj sa sk}ady dynamitu zapa'
sowego, kt6re tez lada chwi'
la moga eksplod dowac wsku'
tex goraca Cd pozaru. Mad
szybem dzieia sic okropne
sceny po5r6d rodzin zasypa.
nych g6rnik6w, Wiele kobiet
dostalo oblakauia. Wade
kopalni przypuszczaja, 70 o
pr6cz wydo dobytych trup6w j
rannych, na dole " kopalni
pozostalo jeszc,ze GO najmt1nie! t1
$50 g6rnik6w. Ma miejsce ka.
Stastrofy ybylw zastepstw'iie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-19
!. .R|:l||'o'|'Il|||zi';;. [ ] | !. |||'3'| ,
'piefwszej pomocy na nleJ 1lLgll...
scu, odwi6zl so Dc szpi;tala' ! i '
.miejs cowego! Stan zdroWila''|. Wgll''|.
Gami6 skiego ciezki,

Pamocnik g6rnika, No. IS
wiskiem NJ. Ratajski lat#11 ! 4 6
zatrudniony " Lehigh val A.
ley kopalni zosta} rallionyz:
od}amkiem wegla. Nisszcze
sliwego chlopca odYiezliiono
do szpitala miejs owego, gdzie, 9,
lekarze udzielili mu polrn1o-s pl1 q
|cy. ! 81 s: .i;s..
Onegdaj, Stan zdrowia Rar.
|tajskiego byl dobry. Jest ma. 81
|dzieja ze wkr6tce Ratajsk1l)
bedzie zupelniS wyleczon
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-19
PARYZ, 6. listonada

PAR.YZ Al ! is listopada.
Zmah tu po nledlug ugiejj i cho-
robie ma zapale enie pluc Y. !,
ksiaze Alexis wuj cara Mi
skolaja. Mieszkal on stale " "
Paryzzu Cd czasu gdy zostal
us ETY. ze stan W,'iska admi-
ralal flot,y rosyjjs skiiej, kEst6re
piast stoWa1 przez lat n. 4 55s:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-19
LIZBONA, 16 istopoda.

- 4. d D : - -. o. a-- . III.
LIZBONA, l6 lstopoda. ~
Donosza tu 2 wyspy Macao,
.kolonii portugalskiej ma ma mo-
rzu Chi1skiem, ze wtargneli
tam Chi6czycy, zajeli budyn-
XII rzadowe i wywiesili chin
spa flage, co ludno5c L ze zado-
woleniem przyjela. Oczekuja
tam kazdej chwili Wy buchu
walki; jak sic rad PORTUGAL
ski zachowa wobec tego zams
;chu niiewiadom N.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-19

3 BUFFALO. !. stra-
.szna Smie cia pomiie dzy ..,,l 10 7
i komotsyWa ksollejo' 20 . wa 9 y WACO
nam zgiinaal N NE d1ziiele rano
rob botnt,ik kole ejoW,l. !. Polak1' 'll.- -
.lekaand 81 " W'olllgro i BY,l Il on
.zatrudn dlnIii}ony I1i} przy piracy na \
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-19

WIEDEN, Is - Donosza
z Pragi, ze powt6rzy}y sic
tam onegdaj zaburzenia anti
niemieckie. Czesi napadli j
bill student6w niemieckich
a policya choc zwiekszonl'a
ME mog1a ich obronit. Senat
i profesorowie n1emiee ekiego
uniwersytetu W Pradze posfa-
Ii pismo do rzadr, ze zmu-
szeni beda uniwersytet zam.-
knae, jesli Rad W te sprawy
energicznie ME wkroczy. A
Rad ma bez tego klopo,6w
po uszy; cabinet Becka do
sta} dymisye, nowo zas po-
wo1any premier W Bienerth
napotyka ma ogromne tru-
dnoSci przy utworzeniu no
wego ministeryum. We
Wiedniu znowu mialy oneg.
daj miejsce kywawe rozru-
chy urzadzone przez studen-
tow wszechniemieckich kt6,
rzy napadli ma student6w
zydowskich. w ulicznej b6j-
ce 100 student6w zostafo
ciezej lub lei pokaleczonych
B6jka miala miejsce pred
gmachem niwersyteck:im.
l. -E- % .a-a Z j -.,U4 - :
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z WAUSAU, WIS.

= WAUSAU, WIS. .Ro-:
bert Buikart lat 25, Polak
pracowa} przy .na1ej pile pa
rowej przeno o:snej do pilowa-
MIA drzeWa opalowego pod
Edgar, Podczas pi1owania ,oS
PLY pek}a, Piia !: Wazzaeca v iIi szesf-
dziesiat funtbW, kl,:srIecac sic
jak szalo,n,#als skocz1ylaa &. Z, Z
maszyny iYderzyla " pier+
ST Burkarta, SPodni6sl on re-
ce, by odtracic pile, lecz'
reka odpad}a odcieta ]ak by
.brzytwa, 4 pr6cz tego pilal
,przeciela .ciaAo niesz czesliwe-
go Cd zszyi. przez piersi az
do. boku tax glebol]ko,. 20 u
mari natychmiast. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-19

TOLEDO, o., DIVA tygos
dnie temu Fr. Kulwickii i
wyjechal "a zarobkiem. Do
stall zajecie ma okrecie la
dunkowym, gdzie wieci smu-
|.tnie stracl zycie wpadajac
ma sp6d okretu, j zabi1 sic
na miejscu. Zwloki przywie-
aiono do Toledo, j przy llcz-
nym udziale wsp6lczuja-
|cych przyjacid razem z z
=rodzina i krewnymi pograzo-
nymi " tax bolesnym smut
ku, pochowano ma cmenta-
.rzu Kalwaryi. KS. J. Kuta
prob. par. sw Stanislawa Ko-
.stki odprawi} pogrzeb.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-19

CLEVELAND, O. Ma
powracajace acego do domu po
torze kolejowym kolei W &
i E, 9-letniego Leona Ber-
ezykowskiego, kt6rego rodzi-
CO mieszkaja pm. 1854 p! D! ] ;76 1l(
ul., wpaha lok omotyWa Y
tchwili gdy chcial precise ma
|druga strone SYN. ldscy z
MIN inni chlopcy pod dnie6 e6li go
przytomn ego j. 9 nies'zlcze.
sci,1 zawiad omili policjanta
a ten. Wezwal pogot otowie j O.
deslal chlopca do szpitala sw.
Aleksego. Poranionly, j y, jesi
zyc bedzie, na cafe ziycie po-
zostanie kaleka. Obok licz-
nych ran ma gloWie, ma y,
|k:ilku miejjs jjscach zlarna re-
lk,e5i I te pra'Wdo obnie trzza- 2
[4ba bedzie mu amputoWac. h.
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