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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-08-10
BELIEVES TWO LINES OF
ROAD GOING TO TAMARACK
Frank Lyon, Mayor Of Tamarack' Owns homestead
Whore It Is Possible NJ. & /. and Red Lake Road
May Pass to Boundary.

Sitting in the front door of his
neat and commodious log home at
the mouth of the Tamarack where
that stream flows into the east arm of
upper Red Lake, eighteen miles
north of the Village of Kelliher,
Frank Lyon, called the mayor of
Tamarack," complascently con-
templates his plated townsite and
dreams. Of the time (Which he
believes is not far distant) when
two lines of railroad will be built
northward through his property in
their extension to the Canadian
boundary in Beltrami county, max.
ing of Lyons home a railway center,
with much profit to him and his
associates. ' =:
Frank Lyon is one of the rare
characters of northern Minnesota.
At one time (about fifteen years ago,
he was a prominent resident of a
certain town in Michigan, where he
owned much property and was a
power politically and socially. Lyon
does not speak often of his former
life, but is known that his conditions
changed and Lyon moved to north
ern Minnesota, taking up his abode
at Thief River Falls, where he was
employed by lumber company.
Being an experienced woodsman
and logger, he soon had a prominent
position with the company, much of
his time being spent on Red lake.
About eleven years ago Lyon took
up a claim of 100 acres at the mouth
of the Tamarack river, bordering on
the eastern arm of the upper Red
Lake. He proved up on his claim,
which embraces both sides of the
river at, that point. and he also after.
wards acquired 100 acres, adjoining
his homestead.
And here the mayor of Tamarack'
has lived, in comparative solitude,
for eleven years. The life has been
not altogether lonely one, as during
the past five or six years settlers
have taken claims adjoining Lyon
up river" and they are frequent
visitors at the Lyon home.
Indians have come to regard Lyon
with considerable respect and not q
little fear, as the latter will not toler.
ate any of their cutting up" in the
vicinity of his home. Lyon is the
appointed guardian of the Thie1
River Falls Lumber company:
interests at the mouth of the lamar
ack, and he will not allow thu
Indians to 60 up the river on thei
hunting expeditions, unless it i:
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-08-10

in the time made by a gelding on a
race track during a race.
Highball did the quarter in 1884,
the half in one minute flat, and the
three-quarter in 100 3-4. He won
the race in straig ht heats. -
Highball, as most horse fanciers
know, is one of the entries in the
$4,000 free-for-all trot announced
for the first day of the Minnesota
State Fair, and he will be in one Of
the fastest fields ever assembled on
any track in the country. .-
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-08-10

Scotland, and are making their first
appearance with the big show in
this country; the Orion family,
whose father, Myles Orion, con-
Quoted a big circus in the New
England States for number OF
years returned from Australia to
Norris and Rowe; the tuscaloosa
family came direct from one of the
Hippodrome, New York City; the
Jumping Jordans from the principal
halls of Europe.
The riders are all of foreign birth,
among them being the beautiful
Rose Dockrill, the most graceful
little lady that ever graced a horse
Mile. Fini, the paresian doll; Miss
CASTILLO, the venus of the ring;
George Holland, Frank Miller, John
Deere, Frank CASTILLO, M. M. Dock
rill, Herbert Rumley and Austin
King, sommersault riders and eques
TRANS par excellent,
There are over 500 circus cham.
pions with the big show. During
the run of the circus in SanFran:
cisco this spring, 279,s63 paid ad
missions were counted for the thirty
days engagement, which is the
most phenomenal engagement ever
played to by a circus in the west
The reason for this is patent.
Norris and Rowe are delivering
the goods in original packages.
By agreement with the othe1
members of the big circus trust,
Norris and Rowe's circus will be the
only big show to visit this section
this year.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-08-10

recently issued by Clerk of Court F.
". Rhoda. One, issued on Satur-
day afternoon, to Fred Fredet and
Sadie Adams, and one to Allen
Cunningham and LeBanch letters,
issued this morning. ~
Louis Bonde1i and wife of San
Francisco are the guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Anderson.
Mr.. Bondeli is a brother of Mrs.
Anderson and they have not seen
each other in the past fifteen years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bonili will visit here
two weeks and then will proceed on
their journey. They will visit a
number of places of interest in
Europe and expect to be gone upon
the continent for one year.
We take pleasure in announcing
the coming engagement of five
n ghts of way Players" with Miss
Courtney Morgan. This is the
same excellent company that opened
at the Coliseum about a year ago.
They are now playing in their own
beautiful tent theatre, giving com.
plete scenic productions of each
play. They carry some very clever
specialties people and give a con-
tinuous performance. Their tent
will be on the lot on, Third street,
between Minnesota and American
avenues. Their prices are ten and
twenty-five cents.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-08-10
SHALL BEMIDU CONTINUE
ITS PRESENT DAILY PAPER
Patronage Accorded the Pioneer Is Not What 1t Should Be-
and What the Paper Deserves to the Business
Men for Consideration.

Do the business men of Bemidj
appreciate their daily newspaper
and it's endeavors to build up the
city and county and advance the
interests of this community to the
extent of according the daily patron
age it deserves and which it must
have in order to be continued along
the same lines in the future as in
the past?
This is a question which is being
considered by the management Of
the Bemidji Daily Pioneer with such
seriousness that, if more business is
not given us, to discontinue the
publication of the Daily issue and
only print the Weekly Pioneer. In
fact, the proposition of more bust
ness or no Dailysswill be put up tc
the business men of Bemidji for the
next three months. and if more
encouragement of substantial
character is not forthcoming, some
one else can jump into the breech
and drop few thousands in a vain
attemptto run a $4,000 Daily on a
$500 income.
Since the present management of
the Daily Pioneer has been in
charge of the publication, it has
been our earnest endeavor to give
the people of this city, as a whole, a
daily newspaper of which all could
be proud. We believe that we have
succeeded in this effort, to a very
large extent. At least we judge so
from the comments of brother news.
paper men throughout the state. While
several persons were disappointed,
probably, because we did not see fiji
to exploit some of their individual
interest or political aspirations, yet
we believe that none can say that
the Daily Pioneer has not always
boosted" Bemidji and Beltrami
county as the best locality in the
state We have published many
columns of "boost"- matter, without
any compensation whatever; and a:
it costs money to set type and pay
for print paper, the drain has beer
heavy-all being borne by the
management in doing more than it:
share towards putting Bemidji in the
front ranks of northern Minnesota
cities.
There has not been a fair. conven
ton, or any public assemblage i,
Bemidj il during the past two year
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-08-10

during the open season, and the reds
are in too much fear of the old
gentleman to disyobey his orders.
When the Minnesota & Inter
national railway was built from
Brainerd north to Bemidji and
thence onward to Funkley and Kel-
liner, rumor had it that the road
would be continued on TO the Inter
national boundary line, extending
in almost straight line northward
from Kelliher, veering somewhat at
the east end of upper Red Lake, so
that the line would pass directly
through Lyons claim, at the Tam
arack river. In fact, a survey of
the proposed road was made along
these lines, and the road would
have been comparatively easy of
construction. However, the road
has never been constructed north
of Kelliher; but there have been
persistent rumors of late that the
road will undoubtedly be built.
Another rumor, which Lyon thinks
is feasible, is the extension of the
Minneapolis, Red Lake & Manitoba
railway (Which extends only from
Bemidji to Redby) along the south
ern shore of lower Red lake from its
present terminus at Redby to Battle
river, thence northeasterly to Shotley
and Tamarack, and paralleling the
M. & I. extension northward towards
Baudette and Spooner. r
The building of these rumored
extension of railroads would un-
doubtedly make town of consider
able Importance at Tamarack, where
the land is located in such 4 favor
able manner as to admit of desirable
property for railway purposes.
Hence, the satisfaction of the mayor
of Tamarack." ..+
Frank Lyon is one of the ideal
settlers of the northern woods.
No stranger ever enters his home
who.is not given the best the house
affords, and the lord of the manor"
is kindness itself. Many poor
homesteader who lives in the Shotley
and Tamarack country has reason
to remember the generosity and
kindness of Frank Lyon. -
Lyon is So years of age, and was
born at Corning, N. Y. He is a
man of splendid physique and despite
his advanced years is hale and
hearty, and can withstand the rigors
of long walk in the woods and
swamps or hard days work on the
lake with the best of the younger
"lumberjacks" and homesteaders
who live in the Red Lake country.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-08-10
Card of Thanks.

To the kind friends and neighbors
who so willingly assisted US during
the sickness of our beloved little
babe,we wish to express our heartfelt
thanks. While our home now has a
vacant chair we reflect on the many
deeds of sympathy and love shown
us in our bereavement.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. George.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-08-10

Old Bonds Voted We're Not Issued, Nor
Will They Be Issued.

M. D. engineer, the bond election
The
for all o I
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-08-10
Falls Won Game.

The International Falls baseball
team defeated the team known as
the Rainy River organization yester-
day afternoon at the Falls" by a
score Of 3 to 2. Cummings and
Wilson were the batteries for liner
national Falls.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-06

WILKES BARRE, Pa.
.Niejaki Stanis}aw Telowsk
mieszkaniec z Georgetown
zgubi} swa pensye W kwoci,
$32. Zrozpaczony uda1 sic ma
stacye po]icyjna, i zawiadomi]
ia o stracie jaka poni6s} gdy
W tenn przyszed.1 jeden pra-
cownik6w handlowych oznaj-
miajac po]icyi re pred paru
godzinami znalaz1 koperte
kompaniczna zawierajaca pie
niadze. Uszczesliwiony Te-
lowskl pocza} dziekowac
uczciwemu znalazcy i chcial
mu wreczyc W nagrode pew
ma sumke pieniedzy. Zna-
.|azca zas stanowczo odm6-
viii przyjecia takowych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-06

.LIZBONA, 3 lutego. - W.
strzasajaca wiesc nadchodzi
2 Portugalii: kr6l Kar6l i
nastepca tronu Ludwik Flip
zostali W sobote wieczorem,
1 go bm. zamordowani przez
kilku anarchist6w, kt6rzy
oddali salwe karabinowa ma
pow6z kr6lewski kiedy .ro-
dzina kr6la wraca1a z Villa
Uicosa. Kiedy pow6z wiozacy
familie kr6lewska znajdowa}
sic ma przecieciu u]ic Praca
do Cammercso i Rua do
Arsenal ludzie ci wyskoczyW-
sly z ukrycia wystrze]ifi ma
raz kilkakrotnie karabin6w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-06
MADRYT, 3 lutego.

Wiadomosc 0 zaszfej tragedy
W Lizbonie sprawi|a tutaj
przerazajace wrazenie, oraz
obudzi}a obawy, re i W Ma
drycie moze zajsc podobny
czyn zbrodniczy zw1aszcza
re W ostatnich czasach anar-
chisci coraz silniej godza ma
zycie kr6la Alfonso. Rada
ministeryalna zarzadziIa ma
iHchmiast wszelkie srodki
ostroznesci celem zabezpie-
czenia osoby kr6lewskiej
pred mozliwymi zamachami.
Prasa hiszpanska obwinia
premiera Franco il ten pTzez
swe bezwzgledne postepoWa-
ME sprowadzi} okropna ka-
tastrofe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-06
STEVENS POINT, WIS.

STEVENS POINT, WIS.
Pewien farmer z Carson wra-
cal z miasta do domu para
koni przez rzeke a ze by1''
ciemno wiec wjecha} " pre-
rebel, Oba kanie utone1y,
farmer mic i'm ne m6g} po-
m6dz 2 zaledwie zdo}a1 oca-
lie w}asne zycie. Woda W tenn
miejscu ME bardz gfeboka
= cztery stopy tylko. Pod"b-
no ma drugi dzie6 rano k ME
wyc;sf' coz pod lodu ma
} 20 zdo1ano zdjac mich
aprzaz poczem oba trupy
kohskie znowu pod l6d wep-
chnieto... Jezeli to jest praw-
da to ow farmer powinien
mice sic ma bacznosci bo mo-
ze bye ka'any. Woody W RE
ce kohska padlina ne wolno
zanieczyszczac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-06
BUFFALO, N. Y. Straszna

DUE L ALO, ~. l.. OITdSZld
tragedya rozegrala sic W tych
dniacb " wiadukcie kolejo-
wynn Lake Shore. O}iara tej
tragedy pad1 polak J6zef Szy-
mahski powracajacy w1asnie
cd piracy. Azeby Sic predict
znalesc W domu wsiad} na po-
ciag towarowy pedzacy W
strone jego domu. Ma swe
nieszczescie zeskoczy1 z tego
pociagu W wiadukcie kolejo-
wynn aie widzac il z przeciw-
nej strony nadjezdza pociag
osobowy kt6ry tez najecha]
ma niego. Skutkiem 'derzenia
piersi Szyma6skiego zostaly
zniazdzone a zallim ambu
.lans przyby} nieszczesliwa
ofiara by1a juz bez zycia.
Szy1nanski liczyl lat 45
mieszka1 wraz 2 iczna rodzi-
ma swoja pm. 36 Reed ::ul,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-06

NATRONA, Pa. Przykry
bardzo wypadek spotka} tu W
poniedzia1ek pewna M}oda
Pare zaraz .po slubie. = Ot6i
gdy M}odzi Pa6stwo: p. Fe-
TX Kostecki wraz z nieposlu-
Vi 'D',ii1na rr1aifzonka uda}i sic do
zak1adu fotograficznego
.White'a przy 6tej ulicy, ably
sic dac ,,zdjac" czyli ,,odma-
.owac" (fotografowac) =.
ponna M1oda zblizy}a sic "a
oardzo do gazowego kominka
d cd p1omienia zaja} sic ma
oiej welon slubny i sp}ona}
araz jak pajeczyna! - Ma
szczescie spostrzeg{ to W tel
chwili Pan M}ody i ME zwa-
zajac ma mic zacza} Panne MI :
da sciskac obejmowac rex :
ma i W ten sprs6b ogieh ia
lei ug sill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-06
z WESTHAMMONDI IND.

z WEST HAMMOND IND.
' zesz}ym tygodniu pnpe@
Mono tn okropne morder-
.stwo. Do karczmy oh. Henry
ka Wlekli6skiego jednego z
radnych miejskich kt6ry
siedzial przy kartach z sedzia
pokoju Adamem Stachowi
czem weszli wieczorem O
godzinie 6tej Szczepan Lisuls
i jerry Polus obaj podobno
pijani. W chwili w}asnie kiedy
Wleklihski poda1 i'm dwi
szklanki piwa Lisula wyciag-
1a1 revolver z kieszeni j
,trzelil diva razy do niego.
Pierwsza kula zrani1a Wick.
lnsklegO w szyle lecz druga
SERGE i pluca przebila ma wy
lot. Nieszczesliwy pad1 tru-
penn ma miejscu. Oh. Stacho-
wiak pa odglos strzal6w zawo-
tai 0 pomoc ale towarzysz
mordercy jerry Polus wy,
ciagnal revolver i strzelil
10 niego diva razy strzaly je
dnak chybily a mordercy
uciekli. Zlapano ich p6zniej
W drodze do South Chicago
dokad jechali tramwajem. Z
tego co iona zamord dowanego
opowiada policya who's skujje
ze powodem zbrodni byla
stara uraza. w czasie Swia,
jeden Z orderc6w obrazal
bratowa Wlek klihskiego "a 90
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-06

szynkarz uderzyl go W twarz
Wlekli6ski zostawia zone I
dwoje dzieci. By1 on jednym.
z najczynniejszych obywatei
tutejszej osady i cirszy1 sic.
'og6lna sympatya. Morderc6w'. Z.
policya trzyma ma stacyi "
South Chicago. Zdaje sic ze.
tn ich wcale ME sprow'aa'dElizzll, ADJ,
poniewaz obawia sic samo-
sadu.
W ostatnich czasach do.
tutejszej osady sprowadzlfo
sic wielu Polak6w z miasta.
OczywiScie gdyby praca szfa.
nalezycie i komorne by1o ia: ::
ME Mkt. by pewnoscia pre-.
civ takiemu za]udnianiu ma
szej osady mic ME miai.
Lecz praca cd pewnego cza-
su ~idzie jak najgorzej a ko-'
morne czy|i t. z. rent, ciagle
idzie W gore i niezad1ugo do
r6wna cenom .mieszka6 W
Chicago. Je6li Polacy na
prawde chca sic W W. Ham.
m6nd osiedlac to przede-
wszystkiem MECH naprz6d
stosunki zbadaja aby sic moe
40 sic sparzyli. Niejede.l bo-
wiem zeszed1 juz z deszczu
nod rynne a tego onasi nikos II
mu ME zycza. S, 81.
M}odziez tutejsza budzi sig
,akoS bo zesz}ejz niedzieli
Zwiazek Mfodzlezy urzadz1f
tu wcale }adne przedstawienie
Odegrano Bohaterke 2 pow
stania 1868. Sztuka ! >jej rely
serya zaja} sic pan J. Movie
XII a orkiestra kierowa1 p.
Klemens Goyke.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-06

w.
LIZBONA, 8 lutego Pred
wczorajszy dzie6 zapisa} sic
zn6w rewolucyjna demonstra-
cya ma ulicach Lizbony. Poll
eva, kt6ra by}a ma MIA przy-
gotowana; poczyni}a srodki
zaradcze przeciw wszelkiego
rodzaju niepokojom, ME O.
besz}o sic jednakze bez uzy-
cia broni palnej, przyczem
wiele os6b zosta1o poranio-
nych. W kr6tkim czasie uli-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-06

WILKES BARRE, Pa. Prze.
echana kobieta grzez Wyo-
ming kare W dniu "a stycz-
la r. b odwieziona do szpi-
ala miejscowego zr5i vie sic
v stanie utrzymania Je] ply
;yciu. Jak obecnie stwierdzo-
10 jest to mieszkanka z
Maltby. nazwiskiem Antonina
Lubihska. Zarzad szpitalny
zawiadomi1 syna nie zczesIi-
wei ofiary kt6ry przyjecha]
10 szpi ala i odwi6z} matke
swoja do domu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-06
z SPRINGFIELD, MASS,

z SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
Gazety angie!skie donosza ze1
.pomiedzy Polakami " Fisher
vile kreca sic dwaj jacys Po
lacy przebrani "a ksiaz i
naciagaja naiwnych na sk1ad-
ki ma rome cele, jak 1las
koscio1 itp. w jednem nliieis
scu pytaja sic czy niiema OBJ
raz6w do poswieconia - il u 3
nem m6Wia ze zbierajaI q na| m
dzwony do kosciola, TO NOV
ma wyko kohczenie koscio 1ls s.
budowe szkoly itp. q niepo
dejjrzyWajacy niczego Polaey
.chetnie i'm daja ofiary OH
cy powinni mice sic ma ostroz
nosci. a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-06

Biskrenic W gubernii Kie-
leskiej straszna zgina} smier.
cia. Pracowa} on pod spa
dem wodowym gdy nagle ru-
nal nan z wierzcho}ka brzegu
kam1eh uderzajac tax st1asz-
ME W glove il m6zg sic roz-
prysna}. Godzisz by} kawale-
rem i liczy1 lat "a. ...... :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-06
q INV POLSKICH
" AMERYCE

! CUICAG0, III. Nadzwyczaj
rzewna sceDa rozegra}a sic
wczoraj pred sedzia Kava-
nagh. Mianowiicie sprawa Ca
nj Davidson (Cytowskiej z
domu), kt6ra sadownie upo-
mina}a sic q zwr6t swej os-
mioletniej }6reczki zosta}a
tam W :koncn rozstrzygnieta
|interes6w Dayidsonowej !,
Hammond 5broni} adw,oka
Bernard Matz po drugiei
stronie stanal adwokat Dry
ma}a. Waikiki o dziecku by1s
zacieta. w Rohou jednak Sc.
dzia Kavanagh kaza} .dzieckc
odda6 PAM Davidsonowej. y
sail sadowei W czasie vyda.
MIA tego babeas corpus by}c
oko}o 200 os6b W tenn VIE
lie kobiet. Kiedy decyzya
zapad}a i dziecko matce przy-
wr6cone PAM Davidsonowa
(Cytowska) uklek{a W sail
sadowej. i rece podnoszac do
CORY g1o5no z p1aczem zawo-
1a1a- po-posku: Boze, tvs
jest ma niebie bos mi odds1
mole dziecko! w sail sado-
wei da1 sic s}yszec place.,
powsta1o zamieszanie przy-
brana matka dziecka zemdla-
Ia sedzia czempredzej scho-.
wal sic " swoim sprywatnym
gabinecie dziecko tymczasem
ME wiedzia1o co zrobic.
Urzednik sadowy wzia} je re
soba obawiajac sic gwa}tu.
Wko6cu adwokaci przypro-
wadzili porzadek i d2iecko
razem z rodzicami posz1o do
biura adwokata Matza, skad
wszyscy poi chali do domu
ma stacyi kolejowej przybrani
rodzice qhcieli zn6w dziecko
odebrac ale grozba, ze "a
gwa1t czeka ich wiezienie,
wstrzyma1a ich cd tego.
PAM Cytowska jadac do
Ameryki dziecko zostawi}a u
brata :, i regularnie posy}ala
pieniadze ma jego utrzymanie
kiedy jednak brat jejz ro-
dzina tez przyjecha} do Chi
cago i ma zadanie matki ME
chcia} oddac dziecka David
sonowie musieIi sadownie
upomnieG sic o ME. Sedzia
Kavanagh p6zniej wyzna} re
o takiej scenic .wzruszajacej
w sail sadowej nigdy ME
s1ysza1 j sam by}by sic roz.
p1aka1 gdyby by} dluzej W
sail pozosta1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-06
MILWAUKEE,,

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. W
5rode wieczorem utona} Ed
ward Konkel gdy chcia} na
todzi przep1ynac rzeke Kin
nickinnic ably sic dosta6 dc
lomu swego na Jones Island.
z fP'oniewaz san jeden sic pre-:
:prawia1 wiec niewiadomo
dlaczego }6dz sic przewr6ci}a.
Dopiero po trzygodzinnym
poszukiwaniu zdo}ano odna-
.lesc jego trupa. Konkel liczy]
lat 21 a pracowa4 W Daisy
Roller Mills pozostawia m}o-
d. wdowe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-06

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ST. LOUIS, Mo. W. "a.
3odlewski uzyskal W tych
dniach patent Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych mr.. 874842 ma tech
'iczy wynalazek W zakresie
elektryki.
Wynalazek ten firma Key
stone Law & Potent Co.,
oszacowala ma $4,000.
Oferty kupna od 70 maitych
firm handlowych sypia sic na
rece wynalazcy jjak snieg pod
czas dobrej zaspy styczniio-
wei.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-06

zabijajac kr6la i nastepc
tronu a raniac ksiecia Manu-
eta drugiego syna kr6lewskie
go. Kr6lowa prawie cuden
ocala}a ME otrzymawszy ma
wet rany. Eskorta towarzy
szaca ekwipazowi kr6lew
skiemu da}a ognia do napast'
nik6w i po}ozy}a trzech tru'
penn trzech zas ujeto. Jeder
z zabitych kr6lob6jc6w ma
bye Hiszpanem nazwisko je.
go Cordova.
Ofiary zamachu dajace je-
szcze s}abe oznaki zycia pre-
wieziono do pobliskiego arse
na}u gdzie wkr6tce kr6l
kr6lewicz wyzioneli ducha.
Nastepnie juz trupy odsta-
wiono pod silna eskorta do
zamku kr6lewskiego.
Wiadomos6 O tel tragedy
rozesz}a sic Totem b}yskawicy
po miescie powodujac wsr6d
Iudnosci wielka panike. z
obawy pred rewolucya lub
innemi nasrepstwami zama-
chu pozamykano sklepy i
wsze]kie zak}ady przemys}o-
we.
Ma zw1okach zamordowa-
nych skonstatowcno po try
rany, podczas gdy ksiaze
Maunel otrzyma} postrza1 W
ramie szczeke.
Panu]e tutaj przekonanie,
ze zamordowanie kr6la i ma
stepcy tronu ME jest dzie}em
republikan6w lecz anarchi-
stow. Niekt6rzy wytrawniej-
81 repubIikanie m6wia, ze
ewentualne og}oszenie repub-
Tiki W Portugalii ME wyma-
gallo wcale ofiary z zycia
kr1lewskiego i jego nastepcy
kiedy jednakze p6zniej roz-
poznano W .jednym re zabi-
tych morderc6w niejakiego
Manuela Vulca sierzanta pew
nego pu1ku konnicy kt6ry
ma bye domniemanym kie-
rownikiem wykonania zama-
ckr ~::s=;ysey 11omyslaja sic
re zamordowanie to ME jest
dzie1em anarchist6w, lecz
najprawdopodobniej republi-
kan6w. Wed}ug p6zniejszych
rewelacyj g}6wrym wykonaw-
ca zamachu miat bye repub-
likanin Ferreira kt6ry u}ozy1
plan wymordowania wszyst-
kich cz1onk6w kr6lewskiej
familii. W tym celu mialo
bye znacznie wiecej spiskow-
COW gotowych do zs1nachu W
czosie kiedy kr6l. z fa1nilia
wraca1 z Villa Vicosa do Liz
bony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-06

ce miasta by}y opr6znione
ekscedent6w. W czasie zacie
tych stare zgine1o dw6ch po
licyant6w.
Naprezenie polityczne "
PortugaQii bardzo ma1o. luf
nawet wca|e ME zmnieni}c
sic ma lepsze. Juz powszech'
ME wyrazaja powatpiewanie
czy sic uda wog6|e premie-
rowi Franco .zwalczyc repu-
blikan6w i wszystkich in
nych malkontent6w politycz-
nych
W}adze policyjne wpada-
ia ma tropy coraz nowych spi-
sk6w i sprzysieze6, wskutek
czego przedsiebiora one il
czne aresztowania. Kr6l wy.
da} ostatnio edykt, ma mocy
kt6rego sadly policyjne moga
podejrzanych bezzw}ocznie
skazywac ma banicye. Kr6le
wskie to zarzadzenie nasta-
pi1o tych motyw6w, il
wkr6tce bedzie brak miejsca
po wiezieniach dla aresztowa
nych co chwila przeciwni-
k6w rzadu. Niekt6rzy przy
w6dcy opozycyi zostali depor-
towani ma wyspe Timor W
malalskim archipeIagu.
w .ostatnich dniach ~aresz
iowa no tn jeszcze ki'ku wy
bitnych cz!onk6w opozycyi,
kt6rymi So: DR.. Morris, J. B.
Dossentos, vicehr. Bravo i
czfonek republikanskiego
komitetu, Alfonso Costa.
BERLIN, 3 lutego - Bis
kup wroc}awski ma Slasku,
kardyna} Kopp, kt6ry jest
dozywotnim cz}onkiem Izby
Pan6w, wystapi} podczas
wczorajszej sesyi W tel Izbie
z d}uzsza przemowa przeciw
projektowi wyw1aszcz euia
Polak6w. vUstawa wyw}a-
szczajaca Polak6w z ich
ziemi - m6wi} kardyna} -
uczyni lo|alnych dotychczas
Polak6w radyka}ami i pre-
w:otowcami. Ustawa tego ro-
dzaju jest niemozebna i ME
bedzie mice trwa1osci, zadaje
ona nowy clos kato|ikom /
moze wzniecic ma nowo ME-
szczesna walke kulturna z e.
ry Bismarcka. "Zdaniem ks.
'biskupa Koppa uchwalanie
takich praw wychodzi jedy-
ME ma korzysc socyalist6w,
dlatego uprasza on Rad, a.
zeby now4 te ustawe cof-
nae.