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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-16
BURBANK BUSY ON PLUMS.

SANTA ROSA, July 4.-These are
busy days for Luther Burbank. The
plums on the experimental farm
near Sebastopol are beginning to
ripcn and very soon now the scien-
list will be confronted with sea OF
color on his plum trees that Will
rival the rainbow tints. There are
several varieties In various stages or
perfection, and from size. taste and
usefulness Burbank will decide
which varieties are worth devoting
more time to. Some of the plum
trees have couple of hundred CRAFTS
on them and this provides an inter-
esting spectacle when the fruit rip
ems.
A large number of distinguished
scientists and prominent men and
women have been here to see Bur-
bank already this year and Others
are coming.
The crowd of visitors has been
materially diminished, however
since the edict went out that the
crowd of curiosity seekers were nc
longer welcome, as the demand
upon Burbank's time made 1t abso'
lutely impossible for him to see
them.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-16
Handball
Play Is Booming

Handball is catching on at the Y.
NJ. c. A. more than ever, and every
afternoon number of men may be
seen taking go at the best game
for exercise that can be named.
DR.. Hand is taking the greatest
interest in the coming tournament,
and his expert advice to the players
is always valuable. There will be
three games played of before July
"a, and another three by July 81.
The draw has been made, and the
following men will meet one anoth-
err: j. s. Heriott VS.. j. 8. Mott; @.
X. Ewaliko VS.. NJ. G. Johnson; v.
Marcallino vs.. ID. II. Voeller, J. T. st.
John VS.. C. Lewis. NJ. V. Decoito VS..
NJ. Ferreira, VIM. Raseman vs.. 7.
Tavares. and J. @. Baptiste, a bye.
Monday is set for the opening day,
and, judging by the play in practice
there will be some remarkable form
shown In the tournament proper
when II starts.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-16
Boxing Stunts And
Training Dope

There w,s ouite a largo admir,np
,, -, A.. 49,, $50.
"' '"'
Yesterday AFTERNOON 10 wa'ch JACK
Cordell work out. The middleweight
is coming along easily, and should
be in the best Of trim by Saturday
week when he steps into the ring
with Dick Sullivan.
CordelI is getting all the boxing
that he wants at the camp, and Sar-
ccni. Rattan and Coll are keeping
him busy with the gloves. In addi-
ton to boxing two rounds with each
of the three men, Cordell went
through the regulation skipping and
shadow sparring stunts. He GER
tainly looks we'll to the eye and
seems to revel In his work.
Jack feels near confident about
the outcome of the fight AT the Star
Theater, and has no hesitation In
SAYING that he thinks he has got Sui
livan's measure. And there are
quite a number of i,eople who think
the same way since seeing the last
go at the Orpheum.
The Marines are. of course, taking
the greatest interest In the coming
, boxing tournament at the orpheum.
and they all swear that their men
cannot lose. Sarconi. who Is i'm
proving every day, Is looked upon as
= ,a.,otu ,,t,to. ,,,a, Ma,athou y.,,,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-16
Fitzsirnrnons Tells
Of Old Fight

Pob Fitzsimmons has marvellous
record. He has held three cham
pionship titles = middre weight,
light heavyweight. and heavyweight
and he is still middle and light
heavyweight champion; and out OF
all the hundreds, OF battles he has
fought in the ring, he has lost only
five.
The first of these Ave beatings
was the well-known one which he
received at the hands OF Jeffries.
The contest took place In New York
In 1902. and was. In many respects.
q remarkable one.
In one OF the rounds, Jeffries
ducked suddenly, and Fitzsimmons'
right fist struck his opponent on the
top of the head. The blow was so
violent that It splintered and tele-
scoped Bob's hand, driving them more
than an zach out Of position.
The agony must have been in
tense. but Fftzsimmons went on
hitting away with his broken fist
as though nothing had happened.
After the match newspaper re-
porter asked him how on earth he
had managed to strike such heavy
blows with smashed fist.
Fitzsimmons grinned.
"Oh. why" he replied, II just
turned my hand sideways. like this.
and hit out with the bones that
weren't broken" -
This sounds plucky enough, In all
conscience; but Bob reserves his ad-
miration for his opponent.
/ "He is a game fellow" he assured
the reporter ANY other man would
have soon quit II he had been cut up
as JEFF was. He had no fewer than
twenty-four stitches put, into his
face after the contest; his nose was
knocked fiat. and every tooth In his
head was loose. Then Jeffries held
his hands over his head, as II to say
Put me out OF my misery And
let go my right hand. He ducket
and my arm went around his neck
He hit me in the pit of the stomach
and won"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-16
Riverside Leagues
Games For Sunday

At the meeting OF the Riverside
League which was held yesterday. n
most iourishing state Of affairs was
disclosed. It being shown that there
was a credit balance Of no less a sum
than 1920 In the leagues books.
Treasurer Robert Asam reported
that s15960 had been received since
the start of the season and that the
disbursements had amounted to
$1,000; most Of the money received
was made up by the assessment of the
Ave clubs.
A trophy has been presented by c.
NJ. Tai, who is well known business
man. The prize will go to the cham.
pions OF the series and It will add zest
to the already very interesting games.
There will be doubleheader at Aala
on Sunday, when the Fort Skaters and
Kewalos will meet in the first game.
and the Aalas and Palamas in the sec.
ond. Both games should be good ones.
and as the crowd is sure to be large.
the scene at Aala Park on Sunday will
be an animated one. Free baseball
has got big hold on the Honolulu
public and tremendous crowd always
rolls up at the park during Sunday al.
ternoons.
The Skaters are playing a patchy
game-one day they do real good
work and the next time they step on
the diamond they put up an exhibition
that would make a school kids game
look like big league affair In compari.
son.
However, II the soldiers stick to-
gether they should just about account
for the Kcwalos, although the hitter
team is playing in good form at pres
ent.
The second game should also be pro
ductive of good ball az both teams
have some fine opponents OF the ma.
tional game In their ranks. The Aalas
are great favorites with the crowd,
and whenever they play, the roofing Is
always up to dateand very. strenuous.
Although the counter attraction at
the new park will, no doubt. draw q
big crowd, the regular visitors to Aala
will nevertheless roll up and spend
the afternoon In the same old way.
Baseball Is certainly on the boom
nowadays. and as the Military
League will also be starting next
month. there should be enough games
for even the most inveterate fan.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-16

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-16
Mr.. SWAIN

Formerly Gutter for H. P. Roth. is
now in charge Of L. B. KERR &
CO.'S TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-15

milan /. 3. %. "Al5oWiem "a
to many, il czlowiek byWa
uspraWiedliWion przez Ware
bez uczynk6W zako
nu'
ITO sloWosama' dodal:
Jluter MARGIN, ably poprzec
przez to sWa bledna nauke,
ze Wiiara sauna do zbaWieniia.
Ewystarcza to swoie GkIop-.
ne slowo: "Grzesz mocno, a.
Ele-#ierz jeszcze mocnie;!a.
List zas sw. Jak6ba, " kt6-
rym napisano jest: 0Wiara
bez uczynk6W martWa Jest
(Jak. 1, 26) naval Luter
listen slomianym (Stroh-
.epistel) j wyrzucii bib]ii lu-
terskiei. Slusznie przeto "a
kazuje Kosci6l katolicki ka
tolikom czytaf s~falszowana
biblia luterska, ala ME zaka-
zuje czytac Biblii katolickiej
potwierdzonej przez Kosci6l
katolicki.
Atoli dosyc ma dis Q cd
stepcy i zwolenniku Lutra.
Polencie, kt6ry to gWa1tem..
i podstepem, jakto zobaczy-
my, ouerwa} Mazur6w cd
Ko5ciola katolickiego.
Ia biednych Mazur6w
mod]acy sic Starry Kuba, p.
Kalasanty iNunizony .
Dydak.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-15


70 rsalnosci " zr6dmie6ciu
E(podobne p. Kulkowskieggol
i tuszy na'dzieje Il rodacy
-popra takaoWaego= ajryskiego
zydka DO ten jest ameryka-,
mem, . do togo pracowal
"a cygar roba y polskiej
cygarni, . vice musimy pc
.piera6 a Rusk6w wytepiac.
zyczac poWodzenia VIA.
rusoWi" pozostaje ten sam
wiarus So. Bendzki.
Z -Krakowianin."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-15
B%ROWERYILLE, MINI.

G@&EI5T@@&
Dnia 81 kwietnia b. r. cd
bedzie sic " BroWerVille.
MINI, poswiecenie novel,
polskiej swiatyni pod We
zwaniem sw, J6zefa.
Ma uroezystosc te pr6cz dy
ecezalnego Pasterza przybe-
die Maj. KS. Biskrp Polski
Pawol Rhode 2 Chicago, III.
i kilkunastu Ksjezy 2 saeie-
dnich 4 stan6w.
Przyjecie- P%rzewieleb. Gokci
nastapi juz We Wtorek, 20
kwiet. W 6rode zas pr6cz
po6wiecenia Kosciola odbe-
die sic BlerzmoWanle, a pc
pol. poswiecenie czterech
dzwon6w.
Uroczysto6ci tax wielkiej
tutejsza parafia jeazcze ME
obchodzila, gdyz obecnie do.
stepuje pierwszego, tax "a
szczytnego honoru, goszczac
u siebie polskiego Biskupa
poraz pierwszy W tuteiszej
dyecezyi, to tel chcac sic
podzielic radoscia nasza tax
re z Rodakami innych pa
rafii, zapraszamy wszystkich
70 szczerego polskle9g e'. serca
ma to nasze Wesele.
Z bratniem ~pozdrowieniem
Komitet Przygotowamczy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-15
RORESPONDENCYE
SOUTH BEND, Ind.
3 kwietnia 1909.
Szanowna Redakcyo!

OZdllC w l1Q 1VVIuu - W -
Uprzejmie prosze o }aska-
we zamieszczenie mojej ko-
respondencyi W 1amach ,,Wia
rusa" ,,Po}skiego Via.
rusa" Czy taiac nr. Is
Wiarusa z dnia 1go kWietnia
b. r. znalazlem peWne "a
|chwycenie W MEM, DO czy-
tajac 60 pc raz pierwszy
snalaz}eln korespondencye
ma STRONGLY 5. z Grenaville,
So. Oak. kt6ra brzmi jak ma
stepuje: ,,Szanowni bracia
Rodacy Polacy, W Day,
Co. lodaje Wan do wiado-
mosci, re nasz druch J6zef
Sichmiller przyja} agencye
a~sekurowania budynk6W i.
t. d. popierajcie Go, DO ma
Sym obowiazkiem jest por
. - E.E - 49,
|pierac Palaka j. t. d." take
z tel korespondencyi dowie-
dzie6 sic MONA, IL gdzies
jeszcze W tym wolnym wa
ezyngtonskim kraju znaidu-
ia sic Polacy, r6wniez j ga
zety po]skie, czystej krwi
polskiei, czystych kolumno-
wych wyrazow polskich,
lecz trudno to znalese tutaj,
czyli " So. Bend. Me bede
DUO pisac, gdyz niemam
swego pisma, azebY W MIN
rozpisy wac sic, a vice "a
pomoca tego naszeggo Via
rusa" skreslam te kilka slow
W doW6d polskiego patryo-
|tyzmu tutejszego iak row
niez paWnel gazecie v
So. Bend kt6ra jest jak
polskie r~rzys1owie m6wi =
niemieckiego ,,Fetorem Oh.
lud, obm6w zaprzeda-
waniem polskich szpalt al:
|rYszom, niemcom albo tel
yukon, jak q. p. niedaWno
temu, DO zaledwie Cd dnia
22go lutego, podobne binro
assekuracyji, realno6ci
sprzedazy kart o~kretowyce'hl1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-15

otvorzyI mlody czloWiek v
2l2 roku p. r. a: KlukoW:
|ski, ze jest 2 pod zobo oll
rosyjskiego j do togo ty1ko
Icztery lata v tel kochanej
Igorzkiej Ameryce na
c6z tuteiszy poltygodnik.
bedzie sobie szpalty
''brudz;t tym, tax zWanym
,,Ruskiem, zamiast podaf v
~1nowinach miejscowych do
wiadomosci Polonii So,
Bendzkiej, il to otworzy1 po-
llak, sok61 dawniejs7y, druh,
LAX ten pan Sichmiller -
;nuze 90 podeptac, ME oglo-
Isle go DO to ,,zielony" "a
pomina Q waznych noWinach
miejscowych wolf dac ma to
m%iejsce og}oszenia %zydowskle
coz ma to bracia, rodacy
%|powiecie - pr4eczytajcie 6w
lartykul 2 uwaga j miejcie
ina ba:znosci polskie pisma,
|nje czytajcie pism niekato-
Hickich, czytajcie to pisma
kt6re daja wan zdrowy po-
karin, polski pokarm, 2 kt6-
rego to pisma mozecie wys-
sac milosc j otuche do ma
rodu polskiego. Jak milo
nam jest, Il 6w szczery pc,
lax, J6zef Gruba, W imieniu
[owego drucha prosi og61u Q
|szczere poparcie owe
go drucha W noWym intere-
Isle, jak milo to jest, to do
SERGE z zalu kraje
sic my6lac sobie, il my Po-
lacy many tutaj wolnosc a.
merykahska, Tutaj nam po-
trzeba ludzi wyksztatconych
intehgentnych, doktor6w, APP
tekarzyi wszelkich rzemiesl-
nik6w, lecz co my nanny
poprostu to mic szatanska
zazdrose W mas panuje i te
bezwyrozumiale, beznauko-
we wyrazy nkusku BIS
marku" Galilejczyku"
wszak my jednel Polski die
|ci - dZiWif "a nadto nie
|trzeba sic czfowiekowi, kt6-
:ry PRAGUE lopata lub W maj
mach, lecz div wielki Jest
naszym %malowanym redak-
torem, kt6rzy uzyWaia to
Eslowa "a poWszechne n. p.
|jak tn jeden redakt6r wy
raziI sic: ,,Ja tych prz exile
|tych Rusk6w Sokol6w z. B.
ME cierpie, patrzec ma Mich
ME moge", DO sam jest ma
|iowiernym - amerykanem.
A zatem szczyc sic Polonio
Winony, il masz dobra ka-
|toficka gazette oWiarusa'
-
Ekt6ra zacheca dzieci " te
sloWa: oUczcie sic c7ytac, pr
sac j movie pc polsku" DO
NOVA polska jest najdroz-
Sym skarbem Cd Boga ola
Polak6w; my VAN zazdro-
scimy, DO mas jest tu 18 ty-
siecy, many koscioly pol.
|skie czWarty zaczniemy
stawia6 wkr6tce lecz O
swiaty nam brak, czyli do
brej gazety bezpartyjnej, lecz
spodziewamy sic, i wkr6tce
|obudzi sic kto 2 letargu j
zawola: Polacy! Rodacy! po-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-15

ST. LOUIS, No. 20 5 let
mich rzadaeh demokrat6W
zwyciezyli u republikanie,
Wybrani zes sat,' p @lrl''l Wszy-
soy ich kandydaei, ademo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-15

hOA 49, yA0hO iva " - 49,
danym iak najgorszy przy-
klad. Kto jeden 2 srzech
6lub6W zakonnych, czyeto6-
ci, up6stwa j posiuszenstWa
Jamie, wszystkie regu1y SO
-zlamane, glcsi stara regnla
zakonna. Lecz=u Krzyzak6w
wszystkie dawno byly llama
ne j Krzyzacy zasluzyli na
zgube. Take niepcrzadki v
zakonie, gwa1ty przeciwko
poddanym, samowola W So
dowych wyrokach, ucisk lu-
du wiejskiego przez szarWar-
XII, rozpus,a pijanstwo ry-
Gerry, gwa'cenie niewiast
panien zerwaly cierpliWosc
kraju," ze szlachta 144O r.
zawtiazaia W Elb)agu t. 2.
zwiazek jaszczurczy, ably zrzu
cic nienawistne iarzmo Krzy-
zak6w, a oddac sic pod opie.
ke Polski. Co sic stale pc
c2esci W r. 1866 przez po-
k6j toruhski, re Prusy Kr6-
lews kie rrzeszly pod w1adze
Pvisk!. .
Jlz W marcu r. 1923 pr
sal Luter MARGIN do Krzyza-:
k6w list, "azeby unikali fall
szywej czysto6ci a zachowa
Il prawdzlwa czystosc mall
zehska'', czyli innemi s}owy
namawiaf ich do z1amania
slub6w zakonnych i ozenie-
MIA sic.
Jak juz wyzej powiedzia-
no, wyjechaf 20 zawieszeniu
broni r. 1921 wielki mistrz
krzyzacki Albrecht z Fro
lewca do Niemiec, azeby
szukaG u niemieckich ksiaa
Eat pomocy przeciwko Pol
see, a W zastepstwie jego
rzadzi{ w Kr6lewcu sam-
landzki Biskup jerry Pc
]entz (Georg Won Polentz) Cd
r. 1922 jake RECENT kanclerz,
majac W SVEN reku swiecka
i duchowna w1adze.
Item BiskupJerzy Polentz
jake zdrajca ma Ia swojem
sumieniu, re sam odpadl Cd
Ko6cio}a katolickiego i oder
wal Gale Prusy Wschodnie
- a vice i Mazur6w cd Kos
cio}a, naturalnie "a zezwole-
MEM Albrechta. Odstepca
Polentz %sprowadzi} do Kr6-
lewca odstepc6w mnich6w i.
upadlych ksiezy z Niemiec.
jak Observation-Disclosures Jana
Brjsmanna, kaznodzieje %
zenionego" Amandusa i Sc
paratusa i z temi wyrzutka-
mi z Niemiec zaczal W Kr6-
lewcu i ca}ych Prusach "a
p%rowadzac nauke I.utra czy-
Ii tax zwana "~reformacya''.
Pierwsze luterskie kazanie
wyg1osi1 sam bisku p-odstep-
ca Polentz r. 1924 ma Boze
Narodzenie W swrj katedrze
W Kr6lewcu ipoczal uczyc::
re S1owo Boze jest za6mione
przez slowo ludzkie, 10 on
teraz jake Cd Boga wybra-
ny str6z i paster5 uczyc chce
"czystej" ewangieli i polecil
wszystkim jake kaznodzieje
- H.,,3 oxpoprial oHc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-15

dworach:. Byly wiceprezy-
dent Fairbank ma zostac am
hasadorem " Londynie, CO.
tychczasowy zas ambassador
TAME Whitelaw Reid costa
ME ma swym urzedzie do
kohca swego terminu t. ]. do
czerwca. Fair bank reprezen-
towal Stany Zjednoczone
przy przyjeciu ks. Walii "
Kanadzie j ma bye mile VII
.dziany ma divorce londy6-
skim.
Tomasz O'Brien rozosta-
ME nadal ambasadorem v
Toxic; j. g. Leishman 20
stall nominowany ambasado-
rem " Rzymie, Henry Clay
Ide zostai poslem PREY dwo-
RE hiszpa6skjm 9 Charles
II. SherHNsposiem " Argenr
TYNE. Spiodl'l deWana jest no.
mliinl,ac'ya Osca1a strausa ma
ambassadors v Konstantyno-
polu . R. Kerens ma amba-
sadora We Wjedniu.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Ma
cmentarzu katolickiem, nj
grobie swego OLGA zmarlego
pred GWoma tygodniami,
znaleziono niezywa jego corr
ke "a letnia panne Title
Mayors. Dziewczyna, jak
wskazywala lezaca obok
.zwlok naszeczka, pope]nila
samob6jftwo przez napicie
sic kwasu karbolowego. Smu-
tex j rozpacz pc stracie Of
ca popchnely ia do taggo
Ikroku.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. ca
Il banda rabusi6w napadIa
IA miasteczko Bold Knob,
obraboWac bank tamtej
~. Gzze6t bt,aslnl,dilyt6w ezdlzia
DO sulIeach strZelaJ4c lantrZy-
mujac m1ies,zk.aEhc6w Y pani--
e, .,dlrugi ich od.d1!sl,iiIa ii 4
maistro'w'lal %dyna.'lmnitem przy
lkasie banku przez Gala 60
"a, . kilkllu,1 eksplolz1yach
rab 1llldl.sl. 81. sxIJys 9 iii tylk I,t,
pie err I d d kasy; dru-
gichl.r,o,zbi6 ii zdolali Cd
iiec q II '1.l nlicz,e.'mn. obyWatele
'pu q ( sie a wpogof,
aleddoltald mems ,iea togo zad E1'gt,.:
30 rezulattu
Gosppod1sa.rlz .dgolsIpilnujjsseego
=
VI oJJciiecl.a, coslychac zkro-
,FEa,am1Ila?E1lsa66rgftdisag,zs Wokolieyysas tTasuzz-s
4, BBoea bYnangehopi Pm m
IIB Edg Yisaozapeg Pans:
s5I|aaI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-15

5Tl ss 80
wieoej ieh Jest SLIME uszko,
dzonych, masa drew wyr-
wana 2 korzeniami, slupy.
telegraficzne leza obalone,
druty porozryWane. Q lie
wiadomo Z ludzi Mkt ME
zostal zabity.
WASHINGTON, D. G. So.
sya. przeznaczona do oma-
wiania j ustanawiania POI
prawek do taryfy, wielce
byla burzliwa: mowy wyg1a-
szano ostre, pe}ne osobistych.
wycieczek. Omawiano pre-
dewszystkiem ella Cd sk6ry
i drzewa. w rezultacie zwo-
lennicy .uwolnienia drzeWa
| Cd ella zostali pobici j drze-
wo bedzie oclone pc 81. Cd
tysiaca stop. PopraWka, aby
skory, wo}ne odsc1a W pro-
jekcie, oclic ma 10 procent
Cd wartosci, zostala odrzu-
coma znaczna Wiekszo6cia.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. W pro-
cesie przeciwko trustowi
naftowemu prokurator Kel.
]ogg " dalszym eiagu odczy-
tywal akt oskarzenja, W kt6--
rym udowadnia1, Il trust naf
towy sprzeciwia sic i szko-
dzi dobru obyWateli j pra-.
WI handlowemu Shermana.
Przem6wienie prokuratora,
niezwykle zdolnego praWni-
ka, wywarlo wielkie wraze.
ME; ma poparcie swoich wy
wodow p. Kellogg przyto-
cyl cafy szereg cytat6w
~prawnych i wyrok6w sado-
wych.
ST. CHARLES, ILL. Ma
farmie Piotra Johnsona ba-
viii sic " podw6rzu jego 3
letni synek Karol. Ojciec
bawiacy W domn uslysza}=
przerakliwy krzyk dziecka, a
wybieglszy ma podw6rze III
rial olbrzymiego orla, kt6ry
zapusciwszy swoje szpony "
suknie ch1oDczyka chcia1 go
uniesc 2 soba " przestWo-
RIA. johnson rzucil sic ma
orla, ktory przeliczyl swoje
silly j ME m6gi wzleciee 2
chlopcem. Rozpoezela sic
zacieta walka, gdyz orzel pu-
sc;wszy chIopca rzucil sic.
ma farmera, drapiac go szpo,
NAM j dzi6bem. Ma krzylkk
Johnsona nadbieglo kilku
sasiad6w j c~i pochwyciWszy
"a kije, wildly j kamienie
rzucili sic na kr6la ptakow
kt6ry zazarcie przaz dWie
godziny. walczyl ze, sWoimi
-przeciwnikami. Ulec;e6 ME
m6gl, gdyz mu skrzyd'o
przetraeono napoczatku wal
Ii. Ostatecznie zmeczony
Walka j przyci6niey do zie-
mi dwoma Widlami poddal
sic. Orzel ten mierzY u
stop Cd iednego ko16ca skrzyyss
dla do drugiego ] Jest sll
ME zbudoWany.
ghIopcu farmnera mic sic.
ME stale, lecz Johnson Jest.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-15
NOWINY Z,AMERYKI.

PITTsBURG, p. Ma po-
chylni st. Clair Indine"
kursuiacy wagon elektrycz-
ny, s1uzacy do wyciaganja
pasazer6w ma Wzg6rza leza-
ce tue mad dworcem kolei
Pennsylvania, spadl 2 pre-
razajqca szybkoscia i siia pc
torach az IA sam dol, wsku-
tex p~ozryWania sic lin,
p~rzytrzymujacych 60. Ola ja-
,dacych - kt6rych ma szcze-
|6cie ME by1o zbyt Wielu, ME
Ibylo zadnego ratunku! Gdy
wagon spadl W przepasc roz-
trzaskal sic ~oczywiscie ma
.drobne szczatki, a takiz bu-
dynek stacyJny byl " CRU
" zmie.niony. Zabici 20
stall ma miejscu dWaj chop.
.cy, a sze6t os6b odnioslo
;smiertelne RAINY
LINCOLN, Nebr., Prey
wyborach m1ullpticypalnych v
tym Stanie rozchodzi1o sic
wszedzie ~przedewszystkiem
Q prohibicye;; zreszta ME IA
szfy zmiany szbYt wieIkies'.
" powiataeh Hastings Al
lance (dotad nauehy" zWy-
ciezyi nmo1kA1rz,y,' cato pro-
.bibicya pozysklsala powiat
=KeazneY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-15

CLEVELAND, o. William
johnson " 5aden spos6b ME az
moze sobie ~wytl6maczyc jak.
sic to STAG mogIo, ze zamiast
kupionego " markiecie mic.
50 j warzyw, przyni6sl do
domu, " koszyku martwe
zwloki niemowlec;a plci len
skiej. Johnson zezna1, ze 10,
czyniW5zy zakupna "a tar
gowisku, powracal do domu
q 20 nieszczescie chcialo,,
spotkal grono przyjaci6l
r8czyl sic 2 mimi trunksaammi v
salonxch. Mad ranem dopie--
70 ufozyi SIG DO snu, k'o9lss3zzayVik
~pozostawiaiac W kuchni az
stole. Ojciec nocnego hula
II otworzyI koszyk ku ME
malemu sWemu zdIwiienuliiut
zznalazI trupa. za y uall.l
8 TEN policja poszuku1iie'ml mat, mat
ii zmarlego tYdzien hczyt
mogacego, dziecieeia.
4 p @ w.
dug wersyi tu krazacych
prezydent TAFT poczynilzna-
emo z.slniany y dot1s lkle,zaso.
wei reprezentLsnscy
zisdnoesonyehp
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-15
miejscowego ogrodu zoolo.
gicznego.

KALAMAZOO, " Stanie
Michigan, robotnik Charles
Miller podczas piracy " IA
bryce papieru zostal pochwy-
cony przez pile, kt6ra ME-
NAL odciefa zupe}nie reke
PREY }okciu. Zabrano go
czempredzej do szpitala Bron
con, gdzie chirurg miejsco-
wy dokonal n~iezwyklej o.
peracyi po}aczenia Przecia.
tych, zyl ! sk6ry j dookona.
tego tax szczesliwie, 20 ura-
towa} Mjllerowi reke. Me
dlugo Miller wyidzie ze
szpitala 2 reka, kt6ra mole
wladac prawidlowo, jakby
zupe}nie byla zdroWa.
Ind. Kilku
uczni szkoly wyzszej poWia-
tn White ~pozwolllo sobie ma
iscie barbarzyhski wybryk.
Wyszedlszy q miasto wzie-
ii swego kolege Karola stin-
stona i skrepowawszy mu.
nogi, ~powiesHi go na drze-
vie. Gdy chlopiec krzyczec
zaczal Q pomoc, zawiazali mn
usta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-15
kratyczai ponissli kleskke ne
calei Inii.

s%T&5XSA@
ARIO III. Mad Mad Eml'l,ii ei
scowo6e.ii4 "a mad okolica.
przelecial orkan, kt6ry po
czynil szlk,,od1y de- 100000
przeszlo. Wiele dom6W 20
stale zburzonych, ieszcze
wieoej ish Jest SLIME uszko-
dzonych, masa drew Wy1-
wana : korzeniami, slupy'
telegraficzne leza obalone,
druty porozryWane. Q lie
wiadomo : ludzi mkt ME
zostal zabity.
Evening journal., 1909-11-04
THE DEFEAT OF HENEY.

HE defeat of Heney for Dstrict-Attornev
- of San Francisco will cause much regret
to the many throughout the country who are
interested in good government and who have
watched this contest with peculiar interest For
years there has been persistent fight in the
California metropolis between corrupt gang
of grafters and political picaroons on one side,
~and decent people on the other. Often the lat
ter have desDaired of winning.
The cry was raised by the cunning grafters
that the exposures of graft in San Francisco
was hurting business" This cry became so
loud that one Of the organizations of business
men OF the city some time ago sent out circulars
TO newspapers of the country asking If in their
judgment San Francisco was being damaged
because some of her leading citizens were fight
ing for better government.
The situation in San Francisco, it seems, has
been very much mixed. Rival millionares have
been in deadly clash for the spois of special
privilege and an opportunity for loot in the wav
of franchises The "labor element" entered poll.
tics as in no other city and disgraced itself by
lining up on the side of the grafters Heney
has been assailed with vehemence His enc
mics even tried to kill him. He prosecuted the
grafters with marked success and the people,
the great people of whom we hear so much
about, rewarded him with defeat when they had
an opportunity to show their appreciation of his
efforts OF course there were charges against
Heney. When a man, no matter how decent
or honest he may be, goes up against entrenched
and corrupt corporate wealth-predatory and
foul wealth--he may expect torrent OF abuse,
forged and fictitious evidence manipulated by
corok of the under world against him, and the
deplorable part of it is that there are always a
vast number OF gullible people who are ready
to believe tales of this kind. But Heney is a hard
fighter and he will be up and at them again