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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
(eY United Press.

PORT TOWNSEND. Feb H.
The big I'm liner Minnesota ar.
rived here during the night and Is
now held up by quarantine Off
elals with smallpox aboard There
WAS no sign Of the disease when
the steamer sailed from the
Orient OF the three cases aboard
two developed on February 4 after
the vessel was nearly five days
out The third case appeared Feb
ruary G. All are Chinese members
Of the Minnes0ta's crew.
The first and second class pas
sengere and baggage are being
transferred 90 the steamer What.
com aud will be taken immediate.
~ 20 Seattle, before the liner goes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
Ex.-Cov Pardee Makes Stirring Speech Lauding Efforts
Of President Roosevelt in Pursuing the Trusts.

mer Governor DR.. George G. Psrdee
bring before the Mems club OF the
First Baptist church last night the
position OF the president of the
United States in the face OF the POI
litical conditions that now confront
the nation. Urging his hearers 10
fight against control Of elections by
corporation corruptionists. he said
In part:
No people can long be free. and
no people ought long TO be free.
who permit their political and gov
ernmental affairs 60 fall into the
hands OF class to be administered
by designing and unpatriotic men.
But | have an abiding faith In
the American people am sure
they will, when they become alive
20 the condition OF affairs. rise up.
throw off the shackles that the
predatory corporations have put
upon them. and as they always have
done in time of public peril. assert
their rights and take again into
their own hands the powers which.
temporarily. the Ruefs and
Schmitzs OF high and low degree
have taken from them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

question az - whether shat has
prevailed In this city during the
last two years or what has prevailed
IA GeofgetoNn or Youngstown shall
prevail
The meeting last niEht was at.
tendcd by n crowd which packed
EEan'a hall uutil standing room
MS At a premium. and st times
tho applause and enthusiasm which
greeted the speakers Was tremeaa
Gus Judge ". u Wood presided
and introduced the speakers. chief
among whom. In addition 20 Mayor
Moore. we're 7. II MacMahun.
George u Cooley. o 7. Erickson.
William Middleton and George e.
CotteFili The ward coune!lmauic
candidates we're present and were
introduced 10 the audience BY Chair
man wood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

ALAMEDA. Cal, Feb IL
Against the Entertainments upon
the rights OF the people stands pre-
eminentiy one mantle president
of the United States. Theodore
Roosevelt. You have undoubtedly
read his messages 10 the congress
Of the United States and you know
from these messages how high and
patriotic his motives are.
You have seen him cause TO be
prosecuted and convicted scores of
men in high stations. even senators
and representatives IN congress, for
their violations OF the law.
You have seen him bringing 10
Justice. the hitherto unapproach.
able Standard on company.
You have seen him set IN motion
the process OF the Law against Har.
riman.
You know how bitterly all these
men and interests. from Maine TO
California, from Oregon to Florida.
hate him and all his works.
My friends. the battle is on"
In the foregoing words did For
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

Local guardsmen are much per.
turbad nt the delay In reporting
the findings of the board which
recently tried Maj Otto Case. n.
g. ". by eourtmartial proceedings.
on n charge Of erlllcislng his su.
pcrinr officers.
The verdict Of the board was for.
wardod 10 Gov Mead at Olympia
two weeks ago aud under ordinary
circumstances should have been
made public within a day OF two
at the most
70 date not n word has eman-
ated from either the governor OF
Adjt. Gen. Hamilton, next In com
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
GOVERNOR della VS.
CASE VERDICT

maud. a. 10 what the decision OF
the board was. or as 10 why they
we're holding back the report
n IS no secret that. in case Of
an adverse report. Mai Case Will
take the issue to the local su.
pfrior court. questioning the iuris-
dlctiou OF the board The alleged
criticisms we're remarks published
in an interview with Mai Case
touching the delay Of the board
which has charge of the new
armory construction aud II Is con.
tended that a. this board enjoyed
emily civil functions, there was no
violation Of any military code.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
Big STRIKE
AT NOME
10y United Prsss)

NOME. Feb. l2-'rhe richest
pay ever struck in Alaska. 80 far
a. known. has been found on the
Lake View claim. ON the tundra
near Fort Davis II n richer than
the famous Bessie bench. Gold
taken from the ground on the
Lake View averages $40 10 the
pan. with exceptional pans that
Yield enormously The Lake View
Ia operated by Nlebhur a Co. The
pay streak ia so feet vide. The
average makes such a showing that
Meme. used 10 blk strikes. Il ex.
cited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
ALL PARTIES PERFEC TING
CAMPAIGN PLANS
WHITE RIVER
PIONEER DIES

Richard Jeffs. a pioneer Of the
White River valley country. assa
last night at this home near
Thomas. AGED 50 years lie has
lived in this country 40 years.
Mr. Jeffs was born in Scotland.
and came to this country 50 years
ago. He took up homestead. and
left an estate valued At 100000
lie autllved both his children
lie WIZ member Of the conven.
ton that in 1889 framed the con.
stitution Of Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

PADDED

W N Murdoch superintendent
for the Rich a Harris Construction
company. with offices in the HALEY
building vas arrested last night
ON a charge Of padding payroils for
HIS oNB peeuniarY benefit
Murdoch. u Il alleged. admitted
that he had been living life
that had carried him beyond his
means
Members Of the firm say that.
after padding the payrolls and ~.
signing salaries to men Who had
no existence. he drcw the money
and Hgua ndeFed II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
GOES DOWN WITH
ALL ON BOARD
fax United Presa.l

VANCOUVER. n. C.. Feb. IL
News reached this city this morn.
ms AZ the drowning OF one white
man and sin Indians In a schooner
on . reef off Queen Charlotte isl.
ands. Captain Clarke. of Nancou.
YER Was an eye witness of the
wreck. but be could do nothing
to assist the unfortunatek.
Clarke aud another fisherman
made a valiant attempt 10 rescue
the men. but failed and the
schooner disappeared beneath the
waves The rescuers we're In a
bad plight themselves and suffered
extreme pain for several hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
TO AUTHORIZE
NORTH SEWER

Representative Humphrey has in
troduced bill AZ Washington
granting permission 60 the Seattle
officials 20 construct a sewer outlet
for the north trunk sewer extend
ing across the Fort I.awton grounds.
On account of the Improvement be
Inc Of a permanent nature. the 10
cal army Officers could not grant
permission for its construction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
DON'T SWAP HORSES WHILE CROSSING A STREAM

cared more, personally, for candidate than
oe anu less Tor my personal interest
~ OF seattle would vote guided By personal
inss ON March s. but when many peo
pe VI his city representing practically every life
Nhe are more OF less dependent trade
arising from the main efforts Of city success
luf accomplish certain things within | m
decidedly Of the opinion that material changes
Made IN oar cts this
ANY ehange In the police department fire department
enHineer OF waud be hurtfu fact
thefe too much needed be done
ap any time IN beaking in officials prior
iw opcnihk OF the Aif OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
time
Il Is but fair o. state that an office In
Seattle aud Intend tohcnee opinion from
ff0m purely business standpoint
consider L the duty Of every American citizen
else the tgm Of franchise but IN doing should not
lose Nsht OF the fact that the best
eomphHhes the the greatest ia
Tsht man In the right place
for Moore.
GEO W ELLIOTT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
TAFT
IS 1T
Ohio Primaries Show Thai
Big Man Has Men
Elected in His
Favor.

COLUMBUS. o. Fub, 1.-The
net result Of the republican primaf.
les held thrunehou, ohio yesterday
Vas in favor Of William II Taft.
Four delegates ai.laFge. q district
delegates to the national convention
In Chicago. and a iiat % delegates
tn the state consentiou. % b. S~ld
March I. which will be unanimously
IN bis favor. we're selected.
No oppoaltion worth mentioning
developed during the day The
supreme court destroyed ali
chances Of success by the Foraker
element IN CuYahoga county By de-.
elarinE that the TAR county com
mites vas the only valid orRanisa.
ton of is Kind IN that county. aud
the selection q delegates vent b
default. no ticket BEING placed 10
the field against the Taft candi.
dates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
cARUso's AccUsER
FINED ONE CENT

NEW YORK. Feb. 12-Mrs.
Hanna Stanhope, who brought En-.
rioo Caruso. the Italian singer,
much unpleasant nutoriety n year
ago by accusing him of annoying
her while abe was standing near
the monkey house in Central park.
vas yesterday fined one cent for
being intoxicated. Mrs Graham.
Der half sister. was fined the same
amount on a similar charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
GERMANS TO BANQUET.

The Seattle Liederkrauz will ban.
quut tonight Ia honor 81 William II.
emperor Of Germany The banquet
vii be held At the Turner hall.
1919 Eighth az. Mayor William
Hickman Moore and o. f.ohau. the
German consul. will attend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
TO LYNCH
HUMAN FIENDS
fBy United prsss.l

SANTA re. n. NJ. Feb. IL
While on her way home Tuesday
Margaret CARING. employed as
night operator AZ Las VEGAS, was
assaulted by two men. who later
we're arrested aud identified BY
their victim. They we're placed in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

LONDON. Feb. ia special
dispatch from Vienna 70 a news
agency here says that Count Alex
ander Hadjk. through his legal ad
wiser. has issued an emphatic de.
NAL Of his reported engagement TO
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. Of New
York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
TO LEAVE CITY.

Mayor Moore and City Engineer
Thomson will leave Seattle this
evening for a trip mp Cedar river
for the purpose Of inspecting the
work nov In progress ON the light
plant extension az the falls. They
will be away from the city for
two or three days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
DISCOVER SMALLPOX
ON THE MINNESOTA
in HONOR OF LINCOLN

NEW YORK. Feb. Members
OF the Lincoln Fellowship club to
day celebrated the 8eth anniYor
sary Of Abraham Lincoln's birth In
fitting manner. Men Of national
reputation afrfsHsed the gathering
and additional addresses will be de
liyered tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
MURDERER
SURRENDERS
10y United Press.

PORTLAND. Ore. Feb. IA
man claiming to be ID. W. Humph.
rey. of Kansas City. Mo. has
surrendered himself 10 Chief Of
Police s.crisi. at Vancouver. and
declared he vas wanted In Kansas
City for the murder Of a man
named James Doherty. aud that he
wanted 20 give himself up aud be
sent back e. stand trial Humph-
fey's story Is considered remark.
able Ii true
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

the county Jail under heavy guard.
and last night a crowd surrounded
the building. II h believed the
prisoners win be lynched nnlesa
they are spirited away. To prevent
lynehlng. steps are being taken 10
call out the militia The victim is
In a preearious condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
SHA w
Former Secretary Of the
Treasury Opens His
Campaign.

MARSHALL. Mich. Feb IA
Two hours after be had reniEnsd
last night as president Of the
Carnegie Trust company Of New
York. Leslie ". shaw. former sec.
retary Of the treasury, opened bis
presidential campaign. tie resign
ed az o'clock and two hours later
he made the initial address Of the
campaign before the republican
club Of this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
Hill Liner Sent to QuarantineThree Cases of Dreaded
Disease Found---Fnst and Second Class Passengers
Released and Brought to Seattle.

10 Quarantine station. Al Diamond
Point.
A large consignment Of silk for
New York will be brought ashore
here for shipment 10 lts destina-
ton and will not 20 90 quarantlns
with the rest Of the freight
The Minnesota will remain here
over night and will proceed To
Diamond Point tomorrow morning
with the steerage passengers, crew
and freight for fumiRauou.
Captain Austin reports pas
senger list approximately Of 500
aud a 12.days' trip across the Pa
cifie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
NOT MOORE AGAINST MILLER
But MOORE vs.. MACINTOSH
NAME CHANGED.

The Merchants Protective hsso
citation. at the annual meeting held
last nlght. changed the name 10 the
Seattle Merchants association The
constitution was amended. ana Ia
the future the board OF trustees
will consist OF seven members In,
stead OF five.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
New immigration Law.

VICTORIA. u e. Feb. is-The
new immigration law enacted by
the British Columbia legislature re-
Gently. on the lines 81 the Natal
act. became a law today. when
Lieut. Gov James Dunsmuir as.
acnted 20 the bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

She said she had been q pupil
u the high school Tor several
utantas before her marriage Ia No
sembef under the name 81 Chase
In thla WAY she learned the habits
~ the students. Of their where
sbOuta darinA the lunch hour. and
her opportunity 10 break into their
lnrAera and help herself At viii
She said she had more Of the
stosrn property IN her room De
tectixe PHILIPPE recovered a gray
squirrel maff and a rcd ohesiot
jacket. The coat she sore when
arrested WAS stolen. she said. II
II believed that all her thieying
has not yet come To light
AIRS hreRrd says she IL an
address,. and bad done some work
in vaudeville. Her husband. from
whoH abe has separated. Ii a
t.nmHter Ia Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
md Conditions Seattle Conditions COrgetOwnhas The Real Issue
the Present Campaign Says Mayor Moore His Speech Last Mgh

~e 4, deeds asalns, words ana
!. ~, lsnu run and In the final
-. n !, no, Msere against
...s.s n !. Msore against Mack
- n Ia question az to
' -. VIA, has prevailed In this
- s,,,no the laE two years or
WA, has prevailed I" sseea s'oV"
:. yououssown shall prevail during
ne nss, s~e year. '--tsen' "syo'
~, sssssA at esan's Arcade
nal last nisht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

MANILA. Feb. ta-Aftsf a
series Of exciting sessions. Senior
gomez was unseated b. vote OF
40 to 90. Tho assembly has done
little else bat consider senior Go
mez'a case since converting In req.
ular session on February q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
WARNS PEOPLE TO SHAKE
OFF CORPORATION RULE


State Senator George $ Coiterill
vili explain the proposed charter
amendments 60 the citizens Of the
Sinth ward Friday nixht. February
a. In the AsbuV NJ T. oauFch.
Fremont.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
c. p. y. DIVIDEND.
lay unl,sd Pr,s,.l

MONTREAL. Feh tR--At a
meeting u the board Of directors
of ths Canadian Pacific gailuaY
company a dividend ~ per cent
oa preferred stock and per cent
GA cumuon stock WAs declared for
The half year ending Dvcemtrr last.
payable on April I ueNt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

PORTLAND. Ore. Feb. i2-Thc
Merchants National bank. one of
the LARGEST In the Northwest
which was forced 10 suspend IN
November. viii reopen Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

hof parents The business man
made report 10 the police. and
thf search for the dark.haired won.
an wearing = red coat was begun
Detective Phillips last night AZ.
rusled her at her rooms Mt the
Ansel.s hotel. Finh ay and
seneca a.
The Woman. after stealing the
beaver set. went tn photographer
ana had a cablnet-Hlke picture
taken showing the stolen fnrn.
fhiH picture was found BY the Pc.
lire and was shown her Just before
bet confession.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

Mrs. y 81 nreard. an actress It
years old. BY her Own confession
10 Sergeant Of Detectives remnant
this morning. II the thief who fof
several weeks has been sneakink
Into the high school wardrobe
room aud stealing valuable fars
aud other wearing apparel from
the pupils.
The Woman. arrested last night
by nci.etiee Phillips. H,outiY pro
tested her Innocence. but this morn.
ing Nhen questioned as 10 how she
came b. = beaver set worth SIS.
bfoke down and admitted her
guilt.
Mrs nreard came under snspi
ciou from a report turned IN bY
a business man 10 when che had
sold the beaver set for 81. She
knsN him slightly. ard when she
told him story Of hardship and
need Of money. he bought the fnre
for 81 She told him they wcre
her property. and that she had
bought them Ia Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

The business man gave them 20
his daughter. and abe began GEAR.
ms them II hish sehool aud on
the street The story Of the fhieY-
inE had gatlen among tho students
aud when several Of them sax hef
wearing the furH she became the
subiset 81 scrutiny and numerous
suspicious remarks. This eondi
ton finally became unbeaEable. aud
IN taarH ale told OF the affair TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

The Whatcom arrived at o'clock
this afternoon with the first and
second-clasE passengers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

THE MULTIPLICATION RAIN TO
NIGHT AND THURSDAY; EAST WINDS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-27

mamie; brak nam tyfkosest
polskiego rzeznika gdyD
sic ktory tn osleuiil rooifby
dobry interes. w tych dniaRh
2 pierwssych osadni-
k6w tuteiszych pan Morach,
wyprawi} swej GORGE vessels,
ne kt6re sprosil wssystkich
~obywateli; bawili6my sie zgtd
ME i " jedno6ci, podejmoRa
mi pc staropolsku przez 70
mo1nego OLGA pannY m1odN,
DO prawde powiedziawszYl,
jest on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
farmerem, DO ma dwie SEX
eye gruntu i wlasna maszy-
ne do m}6cenia. Ma weselu
bylo co jesc ! pic, wszystko
sic odby}o W porzadku tylko
deszcz padal prsez caly. dzieh
to nam przeszkadzal. Pan
stwo m}odym oby Pan Bog
przez Gale zycie blogoslawif
raczy}. j.. r.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-27

ne rzeczy, q m~ianowicie, 10
niedawno temu ze 7akladu
pozwclono uciec %dziewieciu
dziewczetom, 2 kt6rych try
yaraz wstapilyd do dom6w roz-
pusty i " mich aotychczas
pozostaja.z 6ledcza
vie r6wniez, re wiadze "a
k1adu ME 4stara4y sie PREY.
trzymac zawr6cit uciekinie
rex. Sprawe to pogorszyl fakt
5e ucieczki dzieMiecip xdziew:
czat ME zanotowano " keiaz.
kach zakladu, Komisya ma
nazwiska tyeh, kt6re ucie.
k1y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-27
why z AMERYK1
3! =

POTTSVILLE, Pa, W tu-
tejszej kopalni wegla Easy
panych zosta}o 70 g6rnik6w.
Wskutek ciag1ych deszcz6w
do kopalpi przez wyzfobiony
otw6r dostala sc kurzanka
czyli b}ogo weglowe. Zdaje
sic jednak, ze ME wszyscy
robotnicy zgineli i kilku mo.
ina bedzie uratowac. Zcaj-
duja sic oni ma $50 stop 3D.
wyjsc;a i ably ich ocalic par
tye ratunkcwe musza W Kill
ku dniach przekopac nowy
tunel. Nieszczescie to zasz}o
o godzinie 11-tej rano, o 6tej
wieczorem partye ratunkowe
us}ysza}y wybuch prochu
ciag1e dziobamie kilofami:
znak vice, ze zasypani je
szcze @yja.
u wejScia do kopalni ze-
bra}a sic grenada ludzi, pre-
waznie. kobiet; xt6re czeka-
ia ma ojc6w i syn6w. Kobie-
ty ME spaty wcale wczoraj-
szej nocy, PREY ogniu spedzi-
ly Gala noe. w gronie Easy
panych jest kilku doswiad=
czonych gfrnik6w podobno
wszystkjc da sic uratowac
jesli sic W kurzawce ME udu.
sill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-27

NASHVILLE, TENN. Ban
da nocnychjezdzc6w .srali|a
W Adams, Tenn;Sdwiie stodo:
ty, W kt6rych miesci}o sic
10000 funt6w tabaki. Prey
tel sposobnosci ranili nieu-
nijnego plantatora tabaki
Lawrence lego syna. Murzyn
kt6ry stanal " obronie plan
tatora, zostal aiemiiosiernie
obitv. Pc sp}onieciu etod6},
bandyci znikli ". ciemno.
6ciach nocy. r..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-27

.tala, tam przeleza} jeszcze
sszese dni, a si6dmego poze.
.gnat sic znym 6wiatem po:
:~zostawiajac wdowe i czworo
.niedoroslych dziatek. Maj.
starszy chlopiec liczy II lat
i PRAGUE " skladzie Boston
v Omaha. Nieposzczyk liczYl
35. lat, iona 2 rodzic6w navy.
wa sie=Skibi6ska, j pochodzi
z Farwen, Nebr.-,
Z Nasi mlockarze zrobili
trust, przedtem ml6cili pc Sc
przenic9 O pc 2 "a OWES, a
teraz zachcialo i'm sic po 4 j
&c, lecz jak slychac to lar"
merry chca tez trust zrobit,
nawet ~6piewaja, Re try kon'
ne m1ockarnie s%prowadza !
badaj ze ;chca ml6cic pc sta
rel Genie, co nauczy}oby
niejednego.
STARRY AGENT.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-27
GENEsE0, n. =.
IA ]utego, 1908
Szanowna Redakcyo
.:Wiarusal !:

Proszeo umieszczenie tych
kitku slow v lamach Wiaru-.
so, DO j tn Polacy sic maja
do zycia. naszem Geneseo
.sazanozni farmerzy, zyja "
zgodziei jedno6ci, q polskich
fan'ln jest okolo. 50-sa tn
try poIskie sklady, czyli
sklepy maja dobre utrzy-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-27

zyciu lu.lzkietn niema, CO ma
lezy zawdzieczyc temu, re
rzadowe biuro meteorologi-
czne VEGAS ostrzegfo mie-
szkaic6w o groz*cem nie-
bezpiecze6stwie. Natomiast
w:elka liczba bydfa .zgine}a
" falach wezbranej rzeki:
Doko1a Pittsburga GAIA O.
kolica znajduje sic pod wo-
da, ipotrwa7to zd}uzszy czas,
zanim=grunt zdo}a zupe}nie
Ewyschnat.. w Pittsburgh wo-
da stoi W piwnicach. Szko-
dy= wyrzadzone przez pow6dz
ME dadza sic jsszcze dok}a~
dnie ob!iczyc, ale z pewno-
5cia siegaja milion6w.
w wielu domach mieszkal
uych lokatorzy z niz szych pie
ter musieli sic wynie6c DO VIC
da do ;hodzita do okien pierw-
szego pietra. W dziel oicach
zalanych woda komunikacya
o lby~a sic ma }odziach. Do
powiekszenia grozy po!ozen'a
przyczynia sic dotkliwe zim-
no, rury gazowe W wielu
miejscach zostaly uszkodzone
skutkiem czego ludzio, po-
slugujacy, sic gazem, ME
NIGGA opa|ac mieszka1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-27
TOS-ANGELES. CAL

LOS ANGELES, CAL
PAM N. Operson, m}oda CHI
cagowska wd6wka zwr6ci1a
ma siebje og6lna uwage przez
za}ozenie klubu ze1skiego o
dziwnych celach.
Ot6z kazda cz1onkini zobo-
w;azuje sic zaproponowac
ma}ze1stwo conajmniej raz
ma miesiac jakiemu6 mezczy.
znie dop6ki ME wyjdz;e- "a
MAJ.
Podobno czlonkiniami to-
go klubu zostaly panic (wdo.'
WY i panny z najwyzszych
sfer towarzyskich.
Kazda cz}onkini must do
niesc sekretarce klubu naz-
wisko mezczyzny, kt6remu
sic o5wiadczyla z za}aczeniem
zeznania zaprzysiezonego. W
razie zamazp6j6cia c1ionkini
must wystapic z klubu, ale
zobowiazana jest poprzednio
da6 bankiet ola calego klu-
bu.