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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-16
STATE CIRCUIT STAYS SAME
No City in Nebraska League Has
Franchise for Sale.
SEWERS REELECTED PRESIDENT
salary Limit Fixed at same Figure Rs
Inst Senson-SchcduIe to he 112
Games of Thrce-Gnme
series.

HASTINGS, Neb.. Dec. 16-(Special Tel
ram)-The Nebraska State Base Ban
league will he comprised of the same cities
for the coming season, will be headed oy
the same president, will have slightly
longer schedule Of games, and will keep
the $500 salary limit.
At the annual league meeting yesterday
these decisive points OF policy were agreed
to with the condition only In regard to
the schedule that the directors, when they
meet in February to make the draft for
the 1911 games, may report the shorter one
If they deem It best.
II was early decided that the cities OF
Grand Island, Hastings Superior, Red
Cloud, Columbus, Seward, Kearney and
Fremont should constitute the league for
next year. York was here to seek en-
trance If an opening was afforded but no
city in the league last year desired to give
way.
II was largely through the advice OF W.
A Ilourke Of Omaha that the league de-
cided not to shorten its schedule. Some Of
the cities had found that the September
games were the least profitable and a
plan was proposed whereby the season
| should end September l. Mr. Rourke
gave It as his view that games at this
time were well attended and the league
took his advice and recommended 20 the
directors to frame a schedule of 1i2 games
beginning May p and ending September
y. This will be an increase in total num-
Der from 1O8
In arranging the schedule the directors
were asked to. plan so that each team will
make three trips around the circuit, the
first trip with two games at each place,
and the remaining two trips to be three
game series. The series last season were
two games.
BY resolution grandstand tickets were
fixed at 26 cents in all cities on July 4,
the charge to be optional with the clubs on
other days.
Charles 8. Sherman of Lincoln contested
with President Henry Sievers for president
Of the league but Mr.. sievers was elected.
by vote of to g.
Harry Cowton of Red Cloud was elected
vice president, and the directors are: f. c.
Eabcock of Hastings, A. j. Pollock, Column
bus; Bert Phelps, Superior
Each team must put up a $500 forfeit by
March 1 to play through the season.
President Sievers reported that $50 in
fines had been paid during 1910,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-16
Crop Conditions in
Foreign Countries
Large Wheat Yield in Russia Will
Make Revision of Estimates
Necessary.

WASHINGTON, Dec, 5.-Foregn crop
conditions, as reported to the United
States Department Of Agriculture, were
announced by the department today In
most of the principal cereal producing ma
lions agriculture during the last month
has made seasonable progress, the most
noteworthy exceptions being in some coun-
tries Of western and central Europe where
the completion Of autumn seeding has been
retarded and expected increases in areas
sown are not likely to be realized. In
Argentina and Australia harvest has begun
In the more northern latitudes and indi-
cations suggest an export surplus from
the two sources at least larger than that
OF last year In some parts Of Europe
winter has set In early and autumn seed
ings are in all probability practically
ended. Frequent torrents of rain have
thus far prevented their completion in
France; there much land remains unsown
and the area OF autumn sown wheat is re-
garded as certain 10 be less even than
that OF the preceding season. In parts OF
Germany, Austria Hungary Roumania
and the Balkan states, a prolonged drouth
in midautumn rendered blowing difficult,
In some places impossible; although be-
lated rains helped conditions, seeding IL
considerably retarded. and the winter
wheat acreage Of central Europe is also
expected to show a dimlnutlon instead
OF an increase For the Russian wheat area,
/ however, an increase is claimed.
Early official estimates OF the 1910 wheat
crop Of Europe will now need revision. The
final official estimate OF the important
/ crop OF Russia exceeds expectations and
/ puts the 1910 yield OF the empire at 773,-
10000 bushels, or only 1900 900 bushels less
/ than the, high record output Of 1909. In
/ view OF these figures, II Is obvious the
total European wheat crop almost II not
quite, equals the unprecedented crop OF
the previous season.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-16
Willie Hoppe Weds
After an ElOpement
Billiard Expert Marries Only
Daughter Of Clothing Manu-
fscturer.

BALTIMORE. Dec. 15.-Willie Hoppe
the billiard expert, was married this after
noon at the cathedral to Miss Alice Walsh
only daughter OF Thomas Walsh, a
wealthy clothing manufacturer Of New
York. The ceremany was performed by
Rev p. c. Gavah chancellor Of the arch
diocese Of Baltimore
The marriage was the elimination Of an
elopement, II being bitterly opposed it Is
said, by the father Of the bride. The couple
came to this city from New York today,
accompanied by Miss May Maxwell an
intimate friend of Miss Walsh, and
Hopes manager, b. L. Mank. These
with a Baltimore friend were the only wit
ncsses to the ceremony
a necessary preliminary to a marriage
under such conditions being the assent
OF the pastor Of the bride, this was OBJ
tained from New York by long distance
telephone
The first meeting of Hoppe and Miss
Walsh is said to have taken place three
years ago at Atlantic City, when the
young lady's life was saved by the man
she welded.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-16
Two Hundred Are
Killed in Battle
Mexican Troops Lose Heavily in Fight
in Chihuahua Last
Sunday.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15--The loss of the
Mexican federal troops at the battle Of
Cerro Prieto, Chihuahua, on8Snday was
$50 men killed and wounded, while the
revoIutionists lost SIXTY men. according to
reports which have reached Thomas ID.
Wards,. American consul at Ciudad Juarez.
Ell PAsO, Tex, Dec. 15.-Americans ar
irving here from Guadalajara bring copies
Of proclamations Issued only last week,
calling upon all Mexlcans to desist from
patronizing Americans in any way until
the brutal burning of our fellow country
man, q native OF Guadalajara, Antonio
Rodriguez is suitably avenged
ROCK SPRINGS, Texas, Dec. 15.-In his
charge TO the grand jury which convened
yesterday, Circuit Judge Purney instructed
that the recent burning OF, Antonio Rod
rlguez be Investigated Rodriguez was
burned at the stake after, it is declared,
he had confessed to the killing Of Mrs.
Lem Henderson, wife of a ranch owner.
Following the lynchlng anu-American
demonstrations occurred at Euadalajara
and other points in Mexico. the FIRST in
formation being that Rodriguez was a
Mexican. Since 1t has been declared that
the man was a native of New Mexico.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-16
ASSOCIATION ELECTS OFFICERS
Principal Of the High School is
Chosen as Vice President.
GILLIAN AS BUSINESS MANAGER
Plans are Now Undrr way TO Make
the Bis Indoor Meet at the
Auditorium Big
Success


Officers Of the Omaha Athletic Associa-
ton were elected at a meeting held Thurs
day noon at the Commercial club. Prepa-a-
tons for the indoor meet will begin at
once No one was found who was willing
to assume the responsibilities OF the Of
flee OF president but the other officers
and eleven OF the fifteen on the board OF
directors were elected.
f. L. Graft. principal Of the Omaha High
school, was made vice president; II. l..
earns Of the high school secretary; ia,
Yates, treasurer, and J. NJ. Gillian bust
ness manager on the board OF directors
are. Harley Moorhead Charles Brown, H.
A. Turkey, Gould Dietz S. s. caldwell, ~
p Dodge, Hugh Wallace, J. + Maxwell
Stanley Rosewater, Lawrence Brinker
Arthur Keeline
A president will be elected as soon as
a man who viii be able to hold down the
office Is found. Plans for feature events
20 be held as a part OF the meet were
talked over at the meeting, Marathon
starting at Florence and ending with run
once around the Auditorium track being
one and a scheme for state championship
OF high school track teams being a second.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-16
ITY CLERKS WIN
Special Game with OIL Team FavOrs
Politicians.

The special match on Francisco's alleys
between the City CLERK team managed by
Dan Butler and the Standard Oil team,
managed by Howard, was won by the
former Huntley was high, with 5SS, and
also had high dhgls for the evening, with
226. The result Of this match will prob
ably cause another 70 be rolled in the near
future for the olley bunch are looking for
revenge. 3fN
In the Mercantile league the u S. Clean
ers made 1t three straight from the Met
ropOlltGns, CHAPMAN of the Cleaning COM
pany rolling high totals Tor the evening
with 5O4. EN
In the Booster league the Omaha Bed
ding Co. won three straight from the
Omaha Rod and Gun club, Edison OF the
Bedding team had high totals, with SIS, and
also high single, with 1S4
Tonight, the Relos against the J. ID.
Cross team, and me Metz against the
Hospe's which win be a stiff battle in
both games. Score;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-16
OIL CONVENTION in WYOMING
Association of Producers lie Organized
with n. II. Brooks of Casper
90 as President.

CHEYENNE, wyo.s Dec. 15.-(Special.)-
Wyoming's first oil coJtf ention is in prog
fess here, being called'fq order in the state
capitol building Tuesday, by Governor B. b
Brooks who issued a call for the meeting
several weeks Sgo. About fifty of the
leading oil men 81 the3state are In attend
ance, while a number of oil men from
California, Oklahoma France and Belgium
are also present.
In calling the convention TO order this
morning Governor Brooks spoke Of the
tremendous oil resources Of the state, the
necessity Of cooperation and united effort
in developing the oil fields, the need OF
more inviting laws, greater publicity, etc
At the morning session short talks were
made by Captain Charles J. Fauvel OF
France, Colonel p. c. Powers of Lander
and others. The name selected for the or
ganization is "The wyoming OIL Mems
association" The following officers were
elected;
President-B. B. Brooks, Casper, wyo.
First Vice President-ColOnel E. G. Pow
ers Lander, Wyo.
secretary-w. L. Walls, Cody, Wye
At the very outset today the convention
was called upon to struggle with an un-
favorable condition, created, 1t is said, by
report sent to France by a Wyoming
official In which the local oil fields were
condemned. An effort was made to have
the report of this official approved, but
1t was tabled, and later the meeting will
probably pass a resolution condemning the
action Of the official and an effort will b,
made to offset the bad effect of his report
upon the Wyoming oil industry.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-16
HaCkensChmidt
Wishes to Wrestle
Here Next Month
Wires Manager milan 70 Secure Match
IN Omaha Some lime in
January.

George HackenscnmIdt pitted against
either Ordenau or Dr. Roller Will PROBABLY
be the next wrestling natcn neid in
Omaha. Manager Curley teiesIapned .. NJ
CHAN OIL the Auditorium Iuursuay mat ne
"OuIu Uo IA .,eOlasAa witn hacAenscnInIdt
IN January anu wound IKE to nave tns Uls
4,uss.au "4,stle IN OmaAa somewhere be-
.,,evu .auLaIy z ana ~.
Ototman lnu.as,r Barton, and also
lhor- ou, who ~ managing W estvIs adtu,
want &c vTus their men 10 Omaha ~ meet
lacA anu a ma,cu VIII uuuUuvIeuly DC
a.IausJu.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-16
STORM IN ITALY SUBSIDING
Rivers are Falling, Hut Traffic 4.
Suu Seriously
Impeded.

ROME, Dec. l5.-The weather was i'm
proved today and the flood situation APP
peared less serious, In the district OF the
R!ve7 Tiber much damage has been caused
10 crops and there has been a heavy loss
OF live stock.
GENOA, Italy, Dec. l5-Railway traffic
Glong the RIVERA Is stiu interrupted by
the floods, The postal service has been en-
trusted TO torpedo boats
TURIN, Italy, Dee la-Forowing a hail
and snow storm the weather moderated
today, The River Pc is falling at the rate
Of two inches hourly,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-16
Triangular Track
Meet to be Held Soon
High School, University of Omaha and
Young Mems Christian Association
Teams 10 Cnnnetn

Omaha High school, the University Of
Omaha and the Omaha Young Mems Chris
tian association track teams are planning
a triangular track meet TO be held in the
near future. All three Of the organizations
have their track men in training now for
the winter work and in preparation for
the big indoor meet coming off in the
spring and the proposed triangular meet
will be merely a preliminary event with
them, The date and the program OF the
events for the proposed meet win be made
up later.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-16
McGOvern Reported
to Be Successor of
King" Cole as Coach
Friends at Minnesota University Saw
Player Has Accepted Offer-stOry
Not Confirmed at Lincoln.

ST, PAUL, Mimi, Dec. 15-Cspecisi Tero-
to ,s,,.iI ncGovern, Minnesota's star quar-
nesota player to be ACCORDED - ~
camps all-AmeriCan team hoe 49,, vi ~
accept the offer of the Nebraska unt,,or,.,, ~
70 Soash the Cornhuskcrs next faI &C.
ooIu,ns to statements Of the PLAYERS, clos
est friends here. The Nebraska ofsor =.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-16
Insn run: Riley q.
pIaIed. M On. Isl. Balls
Comege MIC Conlcsl..

NEW YORK, Dec 15.--Announcement was
made today that Twelve OF the thirty three
colleges and universities having cubs IN
the NauUnai klle association nave entered
teams in the Rouhd-kObin league Tor the
winter the contests wal begin the week
ending January I. Among competing UNI
Ners.tes are Missouri 5JaIc unlN erslty
ana the State University OF Iowa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-16
stroh WIns Dbl T,ro IsnIIr.

HOLSTEIN, Neb., Dec. 14.-(Special Tele-
gram, Herman Sroh Of hoIstein was
given the decision over Van Nelson, the
colored wrestler of Kansas C3}y, in the
match held at Holstein last night, secur-
ing both ials. Struh got the trst fall in
two minutes and thlTty-seven Sc ponds;
the second in twenty-six minutes and eight
seconds
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-16
ers Join Eager Competition for Local Honor Basket Ball Schedules Up

one Of many received by DOC" Williams
best player, who finishes his varsity course
In the spring
LINCOLN Neb.. Dec. 5.-tSpeclal) No
Information has been made public here In
connection with the report that John Nc
Govern Of Minnesota is to succeed king
Cole as Nebraskas coach. There is some
opposition TO his retention, however
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-16

given by Scnstar-elect Peter Jansen. pr.
q. II. Brash. samuel Rinake-, d, w. Cook.
n, A. Thompson. Il. g.. Fisher. principa.
SoWder superintendent Bodweu Coach
katbun ana taptain-Clect Klein Sevcrai
speakers referred TO the attitude of the
board OF control of the State High school
association toward professionalism and
eliminated as much as p1ssibIe tre c6
member Of the foot ball team was ure-
scented with "B" sweaters
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-16
FATHER LEWIS PASSES AWAY
Well Known Educator, Formerly OF
spHuldinE, Dies I'm Altoona,
Pennsylvania,

ALTOONA, Pa. Dec. 15.-Father De
Sales Lewis. one OF the best known edu-
Gators OF the Franciscan order, died at
ST. Francis college, I.oretto. For several
years he was located at Spauldlng college,
Spaulding Neh. He was a years old.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-16

Riley deI,ated fUItei at Tie capitol pool
tOa. t.s-..syi.t ttsL O'v4.us ~ Cute o. lVJ
70 ~. LIE sCvIc was aDOaL C,Nn ga. Ous uCat
tne sdA.y, BOtu puttitts ~ tyOOI tOOI To-
llsAt Auuu~It anu .Iutz. score:
I,IIuy AZ, b. To- ', ~, L. ., 81, o, :, l. Ia, D,
5--4v1. sC4atCnSs, q, .O,aI, Iuv.
fOIJtI, - n, Z, %, d, ., Al, ., - Il, IL, 1, 10,
LEO. SDIatLu, q. IOtdI, "a.
tUul. IdIUy, l. Iisn run: tiley, y.
1lauu4IIs.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-16

BEATRICE, Neb., Dec. 15.-(Special.) y
The foot ball team and number of local
held banquet at the Paddock
last evening preceding which Frank Klein
was elected captain for the season of 1911.
DR.. p. Y. Gass presided as toastmaster a
the banquet, and brief. addresses were
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-16

The decrease will be found to be chiefly
in the items of wheat, corn, oats, potatoes
and fruit and is due to reduced yield and
smaller price for the cereals and failure
for fruit and potatoes. However, the de-
crease only indicates a smaller degree of
great prosperity, for apportioned to pop
ulation OF $4,000 1t gives $329.H per capita
and retains for South Dakota supremacy
in per capita production of the fruits Of
the soil.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-16

When given as soon as the croupy
cough appears ChamberlaIns Cough Rem
edy will ward off an attack Of Group and
prevent all danger and cause Of anxiety,
Thousands of mothers use 1t successfully
Sold by all dealers
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-16

NASHVILLE, Dec 1b-Star Pointer, the
famous PAGER, l:59]t, and with a race
record of 2:OOh died late yesterday at Rose
wood Stock farm, Maury county Ten
nessee. He was q years Old. The hide
Will be taken Off ana with the bones sent
to the University of Chicago,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-16

December l5, Beselln's Mixers against
Derby Wooden Mills $50
The Omaha Bicycle Indians scalped the
Brodegaard Crowns three times last night
on the Metropolitan alleys with the big
chief carp getting high single game OF 223,
also total OF 59l, and the squaw man,
Klauek just behind him with a total of
SIC. Hinrichs. the little papoose. was low
with al. Fagerberg and Ocander were
the only Crowns to 20 over the 500 mark.
Tonight st. James and Monte Christos
Score
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-16
SOUTH DAKOTA CROP REPORT
Output of Farms, Ranches and Mines
show Decrease of Twenty
One Millions.

PIERRE, S. D., Dec. l5.--especiaL)-T
tenth annual review Of the progress Of
South Dakota for 1910, compiled by the
department Of history, contains the fol-
loving general suu1u1arV.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-16
OMAHA BEDplNa co.
Ihe DuhonIc PlaEue

destroys fewer lives than stomach, liver
and kidney diseases, far which Electric
Bitters Is the guaranteed remedy. Soc For
sale By Beaton Drug Co
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-16

AOAhth sss'sss 81 QUO VIC Af"A
Thursday December Is, L, S. National
Tellers against Junior PharmaCys.
The Andy Colts took two out Of three
games from the Harvey Colts Mccormick
had high game, 179, and SILK had high total,
49, for the Andy Colts Haster had high
game. PA and Moyne had high total, 81
for the Harvey Colts Score:
ANny'S COLTS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-16
BOOSTERS win FROM SENIORS
Andy's Colts Take Two Our of Three
From the Harvey

The L. g Boosters took two out OF
three games from the Pharmacy Seniors
Fogarty got high game Of ia, and high
total 42s for the Pharmacy Seniors
while I.ankslim had high game. 100, and
high total $40, for the L. S. Boosters.
Scores: q .N,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-16

Persistent Advertising "a the Road to
Big Returns
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-16

Totals ,..ss. so. ISL sci :
BRODEGAARD CROWNi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-03

CHICAGO, Ill. Straszna
bieda zajrza1a do domu 35.
letniego Stanislawa Potoczek,
pod ma. 557 Is utica. Me
m6gl nigdsie znaleze piracy,
a tn i wegla zabrakfo j wv
czerpa1y sic ostatpie Gently
na zakupho jakiej zywnosci
ola rodziny. Z rozpaczy po-
szedl na tory kolei Penn
sylvania j zaczaf zbierac Die-
'kt6re cze6ci miedziane, "
nadziei, ze sprzedawszy je,
zdobedzie pare cent6w, aby
zakupic kossyk Wegla tro-
che chleba dla wyglodniaiej
dziatwy, kt6rej troje tulifo
sic do matki bezradnej. Ale
jak zaczyna prze6ladowac nie-
szcze6cie, to juz na ca1ej IL
III. Potoczka przylapali de.
tekty vi kolejowi j wpakowa-
Ii do aresztu. Dowiedziawszy
sic 0 tenn jego iona Marya,
pozostawiwszy dzieci, uda]a
sic ma policye W nadziei, ze
.przedstaw;wszy sWa b;ede,
uratuje meza cd wiekszej od-
powiedzialnosei. Wszystko
.jednakze sprzysiaglo sic na
Ibiedna rodzine, bo oto Ma
rya idac ma uliee, po6lizgnela
sic, upadla j zlamala prawa
reke. Zabrano ia do, szpitala'
. biedne dzieci pozostaly Y
ten sposob bez OLGA j bez
matki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-03
Z NV 70 Z I.SKlICH
w 4!kRY(E

| CHICAGO "a. straszn;
5mierciia zginela dwuletni;
Anna OdroWq, " miesz
kaniu rodziebW pnr. 3l1t
Central Park me, " Avon
dale.
| Dziecie baxilo sic Same
przy piecu i gH nc ost:roznii. 8
przystapi}o "a blisko do. pie
ca, zanali1y sie IA na1e6
| stwie sukienki. na ma. ratunek
przybiee}a zars malka, "a "a
ieta ma podwor..ss1 q ktora owl.
ne1a .dziac:e W 1,ft,ne ! st1i1.
tnila 2lomieniea ale bylo jjuj
zap6zno. gdyk Cd.
nioslo tax bohSne poparze
" l. q
MIA, ze DO kilk p,odzinach
okropnych 1netsar11ii wyzio.
pefo ducha. Rozpacz mat.
ki ME ma gra1,In
Cudem r,fWiie usze,]
smierci .w,k Franciiszek
Kowalski, eszkaly pnr
73 West 18lei
Jecha1 ou 8 Jefferson
!; zhlizv1 4izss t1,.
row kolei Baltimore and @
hio". szybkim pedpm nadie.
y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-03

NEW YORK, N. y. =
w Madrycie suieca W dal-
Sym c,agu trynmfy r. Hele.
ma Zboinska Ruszkowska,
kt6ra po wspania1yeh krea:
cyach Aidy, Eky, Desdemo-
ny zachwycala obecnie pu-
bliczno6c his1pahska Zyglin-
da W ,,WallsiriAcb" wysta.
wionycb okaza1e ma scenic
Opery mad.yckitj. Pu blicz.
nose przyimuje artystke Q:
wacyjn1e, k::rytyyk ka nazyWa
ia jednomyslnie pierwszo
rzedna gwiaztla openona.
Pani Zboinskitj CLOS j in
.terpretac,a a czarnJa sfu7cha.
COW. -. - = 81 81.
Desdemona ,telln' tell
byla ok lask iwana zapa'
lem. Krytyka zaznacza, il y
tel partyi k,'l:uras Wokalnl IS
artystki stoi na 1ajnYzs1yn
szczycie doBk oi1aipse "a
ga wrazenie wyjatkoWa NO
cy. Wszystki;e d 1ienniki je'
dl1pnnsa a4niie y ypo VA - on
iuzyaz1n o kazdtI lTeacyl.
Donosza rownlf . vief.
kiem poWoar arenluiI u gnare ai'
SO Dygasa v keap pJu .
teatrze San Carlo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-03

BAY CITY, Mich. Stra.
sznej niesEyehanej W die.
jach naszej parafii = a ma
wet calej dyecezyi = dopu-
szczono sic zbrodni " kos
ciele naszym W nocy zpiat-
ku ma sobote. Rozbito taber-
naculum wielkiego o}tarza
zabrano kosztowne cybo-
rya z Komunikantami j lu.
ne . duza Hostya sw. Poi dc
si6dmej rano W sobote Sio.
stry zakrysty anki odkry}y
zbrodnie i zawiadomily ksie-
zy. Energiczn 9 poszukiwania
spe|z}y ma niczem. Dopiero
oko1o jedenastej godziny
odkryto sw. partykuly porzu.
cone ma krzyz6wce ulic Kos
! CluSZkO ] Fafragut. +
| Z najwieksza troskliwo5cia
pozbieralismy je j przynies'j
do koscio1a.. Zawiadomiono
szefa policy, kt6ry przyslaI
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