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Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19
HARVARD AND YALE AT PRACTICE
Big EIevens Preparing for Annual
Game Saturday.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 1s.-The Har-
ward eieven wound up rs preparations Tor
Yale today on a sloppy field. There was
scarcely any scrimmage work, but a deal
OF kicking and catching Of punts.
Both eleVens Will meet Saturday at the
Stadium here with a season of victories
behind them. As usual, Yale is the IA
vorite in the betting at slight odds.
Reports to the effect that Captain Fish
is suffering from a serious injury which
may keep him out Of the game, were de-
clared by the Harvard foot ball manager
tonight to be untrue. Captain Fish, he
said, is being given time to get himself
into shape to play Saturday and he prob
ably viii be in the practice lineup to-
morrow.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 1S.-The Yale
Varsity foot ball team and substitutes to-
day held their final practice for Satur-
days game with Harvard. This consisted
of a half hours signal drill. There was
no scrimmage. The question as TO who
will be at right end for Yale was settled
today. Savage will START the game and
will give way to Coy when the team Is
on the offensive. The varsity and first
substitutes will leave for Auburndale to-
morrow. while the other substitutes VIII
go to Cambridge Saturday morning.
The probable lineup for Saturdays game
follows:
fitzpatrick. L. e; Hobbs. L. T.; Andrus,
I. g.; Cooney, G; Goebel, r. G.; Lnley,
r. T.; SAVAGE, r e.; Howe. Q. B.; Phil
bin, L. II. B. Murphy, H.. b.; Coy, f. B.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19
knife Pepetrotes Child'. skull.

MARsHALLTOwN, Ia, Nov. iS.-(Spe-
cial)-when s-year-old Adeline Andrews
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Andrews,
started 70 run with a knife in her hand,
she tripped and fell headlong upon the
point of the blade, which penetrated her
skull for half an inch directly between the
eyes. 1t required the combined effort Of
two physicians with strong forceps to pull
the blade out. The child was being pursued
by her brother, when the accident betell.
In her effort to pull the knife out the girl
wrenched the handle from the blade. 1t
was half an hour before the physicians ar
rived, and in the meantime the blade re-
manned where It had been driven. The
physicians believe the girl win recover, be-
cause the blade did not penetrate to a
vital spot. This Is the second almost fatal
accident to happen in the family within a
week, An infant son was almost burned
10 death a few days ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19
WANTS PART OF PUEBLO, COLO.
New Mexico Capitalist Files suit to
Recover $4,000 Acres In City
and Vicinity.

PUEBLO, Nov. 1s.-samuel N. Dedr1ck
OF s~ocorro, N. NJ, today began action to
recover 5000 acres Of land in Pueblo. Huer-
fano. Las .Animas and Bent counties when
he filed a quit claim deed given by c. II.
Watkins OF Cuyahoga county, o. Watkins
says he has a perfect title in fee simple to
the land. 1t is said that the land takes
in half Of the city OF Pueblo.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19
MINE PROMOTER GOES FREE
Robert j.. Meennn of DeadwOOd is
Held Not Guilty of FOrg-
cry Charge.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 1s.-Robert j.
Meenan, a mine promoter of Deadwood, s.
D., charged with forgery, was acquitted
by a jury in the criminal court here last
night.
Meenan was accused OF having raised a
stock certificate in the Golden Placer Mining
company from $50 to 5000 shares. 1t was
charged that he sold the stock to buy
machinery for the new mine.
His wife sat at his side throughout the
trial. consulted with her husbands lawyers
and assisted ia the examination OF wit
nesses.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19
Devotion to Duty
Cause of Death
Prominent Specialist Dies of Blood
Poisoning Contracted While 0per-
ating on Charity Patient.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. B.-Death
due to devotion to his profession is the
verdict of the friends of DR.. Francis B.
Sprague, one Of the foremost ear n
throat specialists in the country who died
of blood poisoning, contracted while oper-
ating on a charity patient three weeks
ago. DR.. Sprague in performing the oper-
alton bruised his right foreflnger, which,
1t developed later. became infected. He
was A years old.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19

the annual dinner for the trustees and
faculty Of the college was always spread
there. In church and college and commun-
ity her presence has been a blessing ap-
preciated. Three surviving children were
present today: Prof. Edith c. Buck Of the
Iowa State Teachers college at Cedar Falls
Irving J. Buck Of st. Louis and Or. s. G.
Buck Of this city, with four grand chill
dren.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19
handling Omaha beer, this being the first
saloon I'm Boone TO use II.
KREIGH COLLINS NOT SHOT
Post Norton Examination shows that
RumOr that Tennis Player Wa
Murdered Is False.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1s.-Investigation by the
coroner into the death Of Kreigh Collins,
former western tennis champion, who was
found lead I'm a street last night dissl-
pated all rumors that he had not been killed
by a street car. These rumors had caused
the inquest today to he postponed until
tomorrow. A post norton examination OF
the body established the fact he had been
killed by a street car as no marks of
bullet wounds could be found.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19
GLENDALEs.
"Dad" white Not Crippled.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1s.-Reports that
Dad" White, Fordham universlty's star
foot ball player, has suffered injuries IN
which would make him a cripple for NE,
were declared today by the university
authorities 70 be entirely without founda-
ton.
Whites injury. It was said, was nothing
more serious h a s~prained ankle.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19

The argument which ensued was brief
and the motion to strike out Ballew's tes-
timony, together with the second objection
to Bedford's testimony, was overruled.
The defense then proceeded to frequently
Interrupt the cross-examinatlon Of Bedford,
the Mike witness, with objections, in
sisting that objection be recorded against
each and every question and answer.
The defense thereby assumes an attitude
Indicating that it is expected to make
much Of the technicalities involved in the
course Of motions for new trial and ap-
peal In the event Of conviction. HRrl de-
clared that he believed that the point in
VOWED was Of the greatest importance.
Bedford said that he was introduced to
William Carson, steerer for the race, by
John Barnes Of Bolckow, an acquaintance.
Carson, said the witness, wanted to engage
him in a rosy tinted land deal and got him
to come to Council Bluffs by that rep
resentation. once here, the usual methods
involved Bedford in the ace deal.
Il signed a contract as one principal,
Mister Hemingway, one Of them big mil
| lionaires' as the other" said Bedford.
II was Just there as a sort O. figure
head, 80 they got me to/put up 5000 as
an evidence Of being a substantial citizen
and give the millionaires confidence. They
got me to bet my bond"
Bedford told of Gordon, a millionaire,
springing his usual ruse Of declaring
himself short $500 in the betting, leading to
the threatened expose Of Maxwell, the
perfidous secretary who had in the fleece
ing farce plotted to betray his wealthy
employer.
Il Jest knowed there was something
wrong about them. but allowed my money
was gone and jes kept STILL"
Maxwell and I left the place where
that race come off and went to the depot
in Council Bluffs. He cried and took on
something awful about how he was in for
It when 1t come to paying off the bets in
the face of a shortage.
I'm ruined and 1 amt got 1 cent In
the world he whined.
Il let him have $40 so he could get out
Of town. 1 felt awful sorry for him."
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19

The O'Brien's Monte Christie took two
night on the Metropolitan alleys. The
games were close all the time. Anderson
was again the star bowler Of the evening.
224, while Lehman OF the Glendales took
high honors for his team with $40 and
John Klanck had high single game with
28. Tonight the Omaha Bicycle company
and Loch's Willow Springs win bowl. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19
nuYa BIock in noone.

BOONE. Ia, Nov. l~s.-(special Tele-
gram. ed Garland this morning OBJ
aimed a block OF business houses on the
North side from John BAN for t26. 500. 10
AXE possession December II. Garland Is
10 utilize the corner building for a saloon,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19
ALMOST HELPLESS
RAOlUM SYSTEM CURES
LiaGOLa 0 N RECEIVERS
Marvellous Cures Effected Through
Rndium Treat
ment.

Tho following received sometime ago is
typical Of the wonderful cures effected
through this wonderful Radium system of
treatment;
Radium Medical and Surgical Institute,
Omaha, Neb.'
Dear Doctor:
When I began taking your treatment I
could hardly get to the office. had had
two operations and had tried several doc
tors. but got no relief, A friend OF mine
told me OF you. Ny case was SO bad l
was afraid you would not take II. I'm
so glad l cane 10 see you as I am feel
ing so well now. l viii heartily recon-
mend you,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19
WITH THE

The Daily News Colts took three straight
alleys last night. Mclean was high man
with a total Of 543, while Howley led his
Colts on with as. Tonight the Holleys
and Derby Wooden factory will roll. The
grDFas
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19

A." was practically all OF his tale OF dis
tress.
ArEues For strict Construction.
In the argument Of the motions, Charles
Harl. for the defense, commended that as
Dobbins was charged in the indictment
only with larceny from T.. w. Ballew'
therefore evidence bearing on the swindle
involving Bedford. which occurred prior to
the victimizing OF tho banker, and in re-
lation to a case with which Dobbins has
thus far not been connected, was not com
petent.
Judge Green overruled the objection, ex-
planning that the charge OF larceny was
so interviewer with alleged conspiracy that
evidence tending to show conspiracy was
admissible.
II further object and also move to strike
out Mr.. Ballew's testimony" exclaimed Mr..
Harl, jumping to his feet with every Inch
Of his five feet Of stature, bristling with
aggressiveness. THE indictment does not
set out the crime, such as the state now
intends to prove. Mr.. Dobbins is charged
in the indictment with larceny. Nothing
is-contained in that indictment to warn the
defendant OF the charge Of conspiracy now
implied in this case"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19
DAILY NEWS.

The Sprague Pills broke all records last
night in the Booster league. Carter rolled
high three games. getting the nice total OF
6l2, and the team got high total pins.
2,6l4, and incidentally the Pills won three
games. which Is another record for them.
Tonight Yousem's Colts VS.. Cudahys and
Dreshers vs.. LuXus. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19
No COMPROMISE WITH LORDS
Ruror Mere Liberal Peers Will Be
Created to Pass Budget.
1o1Ds AMEND LAND BILL
soana Changes Are Made iH IFish
Measure to which the Commons
Refused to Agree on
November 3.

LONDm. Nov. s-Walter Runciman.
rrcsldent Of the Board OF Education, speak
ing at Hun tonight, made the Important
announcement IN behalf OF the government
that II would refuse to entertain any
negotiations or compromise with the peers
over the budget.
Beyond this announcement all IS %conisc-
ture regarding the development Of :he
political situation. Some prominent liberals
stnl are OF the opinion that Premier
Asquith will resign on the rejection Of the
budget. Others believe that he will ask
the king to create a large body Of liberia
peers. recalling that the Irish church dis
establishment bill was allowed by the lords
on GIadstone's threat to create new peers
Mr.. BaIfours speech at Manchester salts
fles his followers, inasmuch as It adopts
tariff reform as the party cry. but It can
not be regarded as IN election manifesto
since Il fails to define what he understand
by tariff reform. AS to his exact views or
tariff reform Mr.. Balfour was Silent exeepi
to say that he would not touch tariff re.
form ~ It were to increase the ordinary
cost Of living Of the working classes"
The liberals IN the campaign evidentl,
will concentrate their attack on the Hous'
Of Lords. in which they will have thu
energetic assistance OF the Irish party
John r. Redmond, Leader OF the Iris.
party. speaking in Dublin tonight, declared
that they refused to throw themselves int
the arms Of the tariff reformers or t
back up the House OF Lords, Ireland'i
deadly enemies. The nationalist had Ions
prayed, he said, to be able to strike a blow
at the lords.
Uniohists for Tariff Reform.
A striking point IN Mr.. Balfour's speed
at a great meeting at Manchester tonigh
was the admission that tariff reform 1
the only practical alternative to chancel
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19

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Remember the new address. Radium
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19
STOPS
DOBBINS TRIAL

CONTINUED from First Page.)
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19
MRS. c. b.

27ll So. Ninth St, Lincoln, Neb.
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Neh. received Illustrates the efficiency
Of Radium system in long standing cases.
PickrelL Neb, Aug. 26, 1909.
Radium Medical and Surgical Institute.
Omaha. Neb.
Dear Doctor:
August l6ta, l called at your Radlum
Medical and Surgical Institute, little
thinking / could receive help, as so many
other doctors failed. am so glad l
called as am feeling so wonderfully i'm
proved. An my friends say how well 1
look. I have been a sufferer for many
years with stomach. kidney and female
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19
UnIonists for TarIff Reform.

A striking point IN Mr.. Balfour's speech
at a great meeting at Manchester onigh
was the admission that tariff reform IL
the only practical alternative TO chancel-
lor Lloyd Georges budget-an important
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19

money and the secretary, Mr.. Gurnssy.
sent me back after H. I bit and they got
was practically all Of his tale Of dis
t~c~.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-16

60 5 F5s
FPerM naboAe1sisoa - oxdobne
miekk,ej, sFdrkowejj orrawiee s 4
,loconym tytuliklem, zlo o'o''el
brzegi.. $50. So. $l.96
Gsos Sevcd -Zbl6r mod}6w i pie6ns
ola dusz poboznych e du1ym
drukiem) opraWne v sk6rke. ::
zloconym tytulikiem, z}ocone
brzegi.. 800
Clos Serca- : duzYm drukiem.
oprawna " sk6rke, : okuoiem
zameczkiem, Z zloconym tYtuli-
klein, z}ocope. brzegi.. .$l-oO
Ani6t Ntr64 Ch%rze6cianina Katolika
zbi6r modlitw j pie6ni sluk4oY
ola dusz pobo1nYch rozmiaru
5x344 callsw sk6rkowej orrawie
zes zloconym tytulikiem, ztocone7
brzegi.. 500
Ani6t Sv6z-w sk6rkowej oprawis
Z okuciem j klamerk3, xe zloco.
nym tytulikiem, z}ocone brze-
gi........1... =. !, 80. =. 500
Str61-oprawny v moona
:francuska sk6rks, gietkie ok Lilas,,
HI, zfocone bTEegi, ze z}ooonym
tytulikiem.............. 1876
Ani6i Stro&-Oprawny v mocn4
francuska sk6rks, miekkie ok}ad1
XII, z{ocone brzegi ze z{oconym
tytuligiem.............. $I.5c
Wyb6r najosobliwszych naboiehstw
J Piesni na duchowai pooiechg
pozytek 1udsi poboznyoh : r6ks
nych ks'ag zebrsny; oprawny y
sk6rke, z koiorowylm obrazkiem
na ok!Adoe, xfocone brzegi (gru-
b, druk). 49,. 90
yN..LG.. nn,a u,,u - kk-l.A -.
o,em Liama,Ls .1oaaS. 49, ST
=; 1arnhr 49,? 'o0on = go -
- 5 vsa' = - Il ..' ' 80 s. e'.sy
!, ,,.n4
": naa ku czol.Na]swl9tsse5 mar '!
amy Ioanyon naD oaa1en 3; A.' q \
Why, ~ 9 W.
ne,prscgi, : zfoconym tyt'ilikieIn IS
~ '' !. $500 ~ 2
.;. I. .... 4
=: D11sna hsl?ska oo naboae'h at''
49,. Df.egi :
s'ysull s sl Il =. !. !. AZ.
.i Ss1s. sS R
z tqao e m ,tl dLiasHqpzltonk6W A. s
stolstsva Sercs aJlaes1znsoweggo, 81
P p '7n aa66rzl kEeSSsanIggibell ll
ozerwo 'le't przsgl, z z,aftoe'onyml vi M.
A ...g.' ... I I.O04i
55.s. ssssss s
~ G9y1jSnsgo w Kid Ew1anllelea-rE
liz Iekk1oyyiii s. niedziele I1wieta
e, s. g ostwiecsen1iasi \ zbaluldo~
wania !lpNs eahrze6ciahsk o-za
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-16
raty kolonistowskie
do. wybrzezy Pacyfiku.

Bilety sprzedavane kazdo dxIene
ME cd l5go wrzesnla do togo pakk~~
dzierniilka. Dobre na osaobowych
pociiagach Ola turYst6w " WACO
mach sypialnych koleja Chicago;
Union Paclfics& North Western.
Pc fupelnesinformaoye piiszcled Do
S. a. Hutchison, managerTrou
2l2 Clark Street Chicago,
I'd. albo sgloseie sic do kt6rego
kolw,ek nta5ptprxedajacego bile
~ kolei North Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-16
Piwnice Abdula Hamida.

w Konstantynopolu ma pred
mie6ciu Besigtaz wykryto piwnio,,
v kt6re] znaleziono wielka ilosc
szkielet6w ofiar bJiego suftana:
Abdula Ramida. Teraz doplero pc
wykryciu owej piwnicy wydato sic,
co sic stale z osobam1, kt6re wyda-
wa4y sic !suta niebezpieezoue...
mi, a ktdre ciagle bez wiedoi
znikly. Okazafo sic, ze zamykano
Jew ukryteJ piwnicy, gdzie ggine}yy
a 6lmmierroia gglodowa. MiieelzY s SKI
.tami: znaleziono .czaszke MidhElasita
:baszy, twdrcy konstytuoYyi turec-
kiej ip'erwszego: parlalmnpeentua ~. =
.Tarcyi. P6znieij popadi onw mic
.laske j zosta1 v Arabii, gdzie Y1ze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-16
NieszczeScie prZy kapaniu.

aN' H--t
= Jedna 2, nauczycielek pensYl "
Offenbachu wysz}a z uczennlcaml
ma przechadzke mad Men, Kilka
uczennic zacze}y sig kapac prey
sluzie W *miaekm basenie, Maggie
x,cza} sic basenn .nape}niat woda a
9 dlieol porwanych zostafo przez
rrad. Szesc dziewcsat utonefo q
trey. zdoEano4nratosa6. Utonaf 70
wn,e* pcwicn robotn,k, kt6ry rzu-
Gil sig W wode, by ratowac tonaace
dzieci. -@s.
- = E-F.E'L4f.. +. e. E. -. ."'- 81 ~ a.- r--
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-16
Sluby i urodziny.

VI r. 1897 zawarto W Niemczcch
=
6os,,se4 zwiazk6w mafiehskioh'
przeszto 5000 wlecej niz " roku
1905: Dzie,i urod !, / ], sic 1000, s7s'
blisko z4,ooo mniej ni& " roku
1906.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-16

Bdq Z Tobq, xa,akeczka do naboe
rozmiar 34x244 cala. \. 10 ] l5c
Guala Bogu, zbi6r najlepazeggo
nabozenstwa j pie6ni ko6ciulnych,
rozmiaru 4x288 cali. $500. 45c]
Lh,uata Bogu oprawna " sk6rke e e
xloconym tytuhkiem. zlooone
brzegi.. ~
Ehssasa BogM Y ozdobnej 5btlla'}ej
opraw1e : klamerka, z1ocone5
tl.lU:
Chuaia Bogu, oprawna v mieEka
skorke zesz}oconym tytulikiem,
z{ocone brzegi............ Soc
Gh.oa!a Bogu, oprawna " mieekkleg
sk6rke, ze %zioconym tytulikiem !
zameczkiem, wewn4trz "a ok}adce
krsyzyk : per{owej macicy $50.
.tSkarb Observation-Disclosures m. ma
'bozenatwa j plesni koscielnych,
: ksiazeczka dla mlodziety, opraws
L. ma Y anlgie,skaa sk6rke, z loco
nym tytulikiem, czerwone re-
o 'O.
SEarb d1szy-oprawna v anggielskas
sk6rke, : z}oconym tytulikiem,
z}ocone brzeggi $780,. SOC.
Ska1b duszy-oprawna y miekss8s.
sk6rke : .z}oconym tytulikiem,
xfocone brzegi ........ Coo
Skarb dxszy-w miekkiej oprawie1
zszfoconym tytuli klein, zfocoi1e
brzegi... 60c]
Skar6 duszy-oprawna v Bk6r} g.
: 2 zsoconym. tytuliikiem 2 okuois nj '
izameczkiem, z}ocone brzegs 6oc
Skarb d4szy-w el5ganckiej sk6
%rzanej oprawle, z z}oconym ty-
tuaikiem, ~ziocone brzegi.... Soc
Wyoorek czYli kr6tki spos6b nabo
kenstwa codziennego ola rzym.
sko-kato1ik6w, ! dodatkiem pie
sni, oprawny v sk6rke 70 zzloco
nym tytulikiem, czerwone br:zse.
gl.. 1865. Sc. !. /. =. /. .
R!yborek-oprawlny v sk6rke, zlos
oona. bDirszeg1, ! obrazkiem M o.
kladce j xloconym tytulliiklLiie,mnl 4H6c1
Yy6orsk-oprawny " sk6rke zfo-
cone brzegi, zesz}oconym tytu
likicm, : okuclem zamecz..
klein. -. Z. So,
Ryborek-oprswny y miekka sk6r
ke : zloconym tytullkiem s}oooq
ne brzegi.. $50. !. go.
Myborek-opraw,.lny o1dobnie
miekkta sk6lrkke xLzloconnym ttyyltu.
lliikliem zlocone brzegi 76c
Wy55so1sk 1oprawn1yysw mocna smiekkka
s ! zlocoDgymun tyI1t ttllil klein lem
;zllocone brsegi.. &, g. $50
Esrly nabo5sxsessa-Z modIitwami
tN.SA1fonsa NJ cze66 Nai9wietr
ss Panny MaryIi nnllle,ustajj4oe.jj
ppomocy. KKsi4teczka oprawna.wsg.
mocna eslkt66rfke; kolorowym o.,
bra1kiiemnssoklado aoconlYfmln2
t,Yltalikiemn.;xllocon brseggl. s 60
PenyNllda55toszsstsssod ~. pprAwn4ss
mi,ggkkk4sllkE6rk 1sozdobxlni, Mo-
conJymn fyJtnllliiilkIl'ssml sloconsabrze,.
zlss....s. Loo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-16

ma wygnaniu, p%olecenia.
Abdula Hamida zamordowany.
Abdul Hamid ably przekonac sic,
czy wyrok rzeczywi6cie wykonano,
kazal przywied6 jego glove. Glove
te znalezlono " szkatufce z napi~
sem, vyja6niajaoym jej zawarto66-
Smierc ksiecia Wf6czegi.
w Odesie zmarf W Sc roku mai
popularnieiszy w~f6czega, plzedsta-
wiciel arystokratycznego rodu, !!by}y
officer gwardyi, ksiaze Aleksander
Klurakin. Przyczyna upadku! ma "a
dno nedzy tego arystokraty, byla]
n1eszczekliwa milo6c. ijako skutek].
bolesnych precise duohowych, al
kohohzm. Bedac W nedzy, ksiazez
wf6czega zebra}, ale nigdy ma
chleb, zaRsze ma ,w6dke. Mdwi}5
on:
Prosze ofiarcwa6 na w6dke,
w}6czega bez chleba przezyje, q
bez w6dki>zamrze.
Odznaczenie PadereW-
skiegO.
. =Paderewski, s}awnY ma caly
SWAT z powodu swej slicznej cry
ma fortepianie, otrzyma} tycb.
d ,iach krzyz fr~ancuskiej legii ho.
norowej. zaszczytu podobnego do.
stapili dawn,ej : pianist6v oie.
francusklch tylko List j Rubin.
stein.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-16
Odznaczenie PadereW-
skiego.
~Odbudowante sWIatyni
sSalolnOna.

SllOlllOna.
Jat donosi Jewish WORLD 'l'l'.
w,asystkie loze masohskie caleggo.
6wiata postanowi}y :odbudo*at
dwiatynie salomona v Jerozolimiies,
= mysl swyszla 2 ,kdf wolnomular.s
skiiolh':Bostonu, ktore wnli'o sly jju'
ozareegestrov'a va 2 u u,' spdflk.i,
kt6ra..tem przedsiewzieoiem ma sle
zajmowa6. Ma nielsen, gdziies etala
dawna dwiatYnia, znajduie sie 9
becnie mahometanski meczet.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-16

m rEs 80 tFa--.. - = hE-|.F Us. tNlN-E..E.EsE = s-i
KatastrOfa W Berlinie.
Ma budowll W gazowni " Schoe-
nebergu zawali} sic ciezki kran
ustawiony ma 80 metr6w wysokiem5.
zelaznem rusztoNaniu. W}asnieI "
tel chwill przejezdzafa kolej miej-
ska i ma MIA spadfa ia w1elka ma,
sa zelaza. Try osoby zostsaaiYy
sm,ertelnle pokaleczone a mnicjsze
obrazenia odnioslo wielu. Ma miej-
see wypadku przyby{o k;r6tko Pc
tenn pogotowie ratunkowe, kt6re
rannych opatrzy}o zabralo do
iazaret6w. S~zczesclem, re wypadek
ten zdarzy} sic W samo po5udnie J
robotnjoy byli ma obiedzle, gdy1
insczej skutki katastrofy by}yby
okropniejsze.