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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-25
NEW Y0RK'S CENTRAL SECTION
FROM And TO seth STREETS
The Hotel st. Regis.

From Fourteenth to Forty-second
Streets used to be considered the CEN
trail section of New York. This is true
no longer. The city Is constantly
growing, and from Forty-second to
Fifty-ninth Streets is now the accept
ed central section. Recognising the
constant northward tendency OF New
fork's growth, the projectors OF the
Hotel st. Regis located that splendid
modern hotel on Fifth Avenue at the
corner of Fifty-f fifth Street Their
Judgment has been amply vindieated
The centre OF the city IL growing up
to the ST. Regis. This hotel. thus
splendfdly situated, has. however. much
more than its convenience OF location
to recommend 1t. Designed. built
equipped and operated to he the very
hest possible In hotels. 1t has won for
itself the well-deserved designation
ofi"Americas Finest" 1t is In no sense
vast. crowded public house of enor-
nous size though is ample in its pro-
portions. while al the same time It az
lords the maximum of comfort and Sc
clusion TO It's guests. 1t caters to
people OF refined tastes and culture.
to whom Its exquisite furnishings ana
quiet. careful service distinctly appeal
It's restaurant, equal to the best OF
London and Paris. is moderate in ITS
prices, the charges being no higher
than those of other f1rst.class hotels
Transient guests coming TO New York
and stopping at the Hotel ST. Regis
will find accommodations Of the very
highest grade in every particular, ana
ataktandard rates. Single rooms are
So and 81 day: the same with private
hath for So day Cor IS for two peo-
ple). while for parlor. bedroom and
private bath the rates are s1e a day
and IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-25
Constipation
Cure Free

| +.
With the first signs Of constipation
YOU resort to the home methods of re-
lief, such a S hot or cold water on aris-
Ing, lots OF stewed fruit with your
breakfast. ete but what do you do
The majority then start on salts and
purgative waters. then change to ca
thartic pills, etc. II You have gone
through these. various stages, you know
rney we're rss, az useless SO far per
try Just once again, hut try something
practical and sensible. a remedy made
and Intended for the purpose you are
trying to accomplish Such a remedy,
wells Syrup Pepstn, which is guaran-
teed to be permanent in Its iesults.
It's ingredients are such that by a
briet use Of 1.-THE stomach and bowel
work normally, so that In, the end YOU
can DO away with medicines of all
kinds That 1t will do this Mr., G. Y.
podson. Of sannille; Va, will gladly
OF Portage, o.
10 those who are still skeptical
there Is way to prove these asser-
lions without penny OF expense. Sim
e sse ana eb's ana FREE sample G
bottle After using It, IL YOU are then
convinced 1t Is the remedy you need.
buy a t1fty-cont or one dollar bottle of
l .puT uTus slslH h'u SpHN'luS W aNsc ~
for a brief time until cured. The di-
rections are simple and the dose is
small 1t is pleasant to the taste, does
not grippe. and is promptly effective,
and these statements are guaranteed
or money will be refunded,
This remedy is over q quarter Of a
century old. and is personally taken by
more druggists than any other similar
remedy on the American market, Be
cause al It's effectiveness, purity and
pleasant taste, 1T Ia the ideal laxative
remedy tor children, Women and old
folks generally. 8
DR., Caldwell personally will be
pleased to give you any medical advice
YOU may desire for yourself or family
pertaining to the. stomach, liver or
h9Wsls ahsolntelE free &c charge IN;
feplyy to YOU In detail, For the free
sample simply send Your name and ad-
For either request the dostor's address
is Dr.. q. Caldwell. R-5o7 Caldwell
lRutl ains, Mop cello, III,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-25
DR.. READE HoNoRED
Made Worthy Grand Patron Of Eastern
Star OF Virginia.

Made Worthy. Grand Patron of Eastern
Star OF Virginia.
The monthly meeting Of Mizpah Chap!
ter. No. So. Order Of the Eastern star,
was we'll attended at its session at
the Masonic Temple last night The
special feature OF the evening was 9
reception rendered by Mizpah Chapter
to Or, Frank NJ. Reade who was elected
at the last Grand CHAPTER to the posi-
ton OF worthy grand patron OF the
Order OF TIN. Eastern Star OF Virginia.
Addresses were made by Or, Reade
and Past Grand Matrons Annie u HUI
her, Mary e. Nesbtt and n NJ, Bar
bour. Past Grand Patron charles p.
Nesbitt, Past Grand Patron OF the Dis
triot Of Columbia q. ~. Mobrey, Rev.
r, W. Forsyth and y. "A. splegel
The degrees OF the order We're con-
ferred upon a class az candidates and
a nuinhers OF a ppl ications We're received,
Visiting members we're present from
the other Richmond chapters--Ruth.
4Aresle and Holly. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-25
RAPID CURES OF ECZEMA
ALI Skin Troubles Yield Readily 10
This New Healing Agent.

In stopping the itching attending
with ar.t application. posian,. ne new
skin remedy. at once eases ali physical
distress and proves It's wonderful heal
Ing properties. 1t ID safe to say that
poslam has cured more skin diseases
than any remedy ever offered for these
Ills. The very worst cases of eczema
ss we'll as acne, psoriasis, herpes, tet..
ter. piles, salt rheum. rash. crusted
hulr1ors, scaly scalp and every form Of
itch Yield to tt readily. Blernishes, such
as piinples red noses. muddy and In
tanned skin. disappear almost irnnie-
diately when poslam is applied. the
completion being cleared overnight.
Every druggist keeps both the So
cent size tfor minor troLbles) and the
SO Jar. and either OF these may be OBJ.
tanned at Tragle's. as we'll as other re-
liable drug stores
But no one Is even asked to purchase
poslam without first obtaining sam
pie package. which will be sent by
the Emergency Laboratories. No. 81
West Twenty-ffth Street, New York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-25
ROADS FORCED TO
DELIVER MONEY
TO GRAF Ter 5

CONTINUED From First Page.)
sonai Injuries IN employees and other,
can be 1udlciously weighed by disin
terested. but comp medical com
n1lssioners This will probably b.
found It's most logical and practica
solution"
Got Cordial Welcome.
There were about $50 members pres
ont yesterday morning when the con.
vention was called to order. Surgeon
j.. A. White. of Richmond, prcsidec
until President starkel had been In
troduced formally. Prayer by Rev. r
w. Forsyth opened the session.
Mayor Richardson delivered tn.
chief address OF welcome. paying a
tribute to the medical profession ir
passing. Surgeon j. c. Walton, OF
Richmond. extended a welcome on be.
half of the local members of the as.
ISOLATION. A graceful response wa:
made by Dr. c. p. Wertenbaker, OF the
United States Marine Hospital Service
who doubted whether there are an,
springs OF water" in Richmond and
warned the visitors against daliyine
with the famous beverages that arc
connected In this city.
After the presidential address, Sec.
rotary Treasurer j. u. Ray, OF
Woodstock, Ala. made his report. CIV
Ing evidence OF the fact that he is a
live wire in the affairs Of the associa-
ton.
Beginning the program Of papers to
De read. Surgeon Lucien Lotion. OF
Emporia, presented a dissertation
bearing the earmarks OF careful re-
search. on The Travelling Public and
Its Health" He advocated many re.
forms looking to the better sanitation
OF railroad cars. Investigation showed
that there Is little effort now made In
this direction by the several states
DO not clean your teeth in the drink.
Ing cup on the car" he numbered
among the car commandments,
Or. Wertenbakcr Here.
" was announced directly after DR..
lotions essay that DR.. wertenbaker
OF the United states Marine Hospital
Service. will speak at the session this
morning on the proper sanitation OF
railroad stations, with reference Ia
tupercnlar conditions. Surgeon Cen.
eral Wyn,an. Of the United States
Army. is very much Interested in this
subject and especially delegated DR.
Wertenbaker to come here.
fractured Ribs as Injuries and AS.
sets was the topic discussed BY Sur.
geen r j. Weathers, OF New Albany,
mo. This was OF a technical nature,
but was very interesting. DR.. weath-
ers said that the first surgical opera
ton was that performed on Adams
RID, when Eve appeared while Adam
was under an anesthctic.
During the discussion on this paper.
Dr. j. Fl. Taylor. OF Columbia. s. C.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-25
FINALS Ar ELoN COLLEGE.
Exercises Begin May
rspectal to The Times Dispatch.

ISpecial to The Times-D ispatch.1
Elon College. n. c.. May 24.-Great
preparations are being made for the
Elon College commencement, which be-
gins on May IS. The class numbers
eleven this year. The program Is as
follows:
Saturday. May 2s--class day eSer-
cses. Sunday, May 90, 1880 A. NJ
Baccalaureate sermon. Rev. a. w.
Lightbourne. PHI. D.. Dover Del. Mon
day, May 80. S p. M.--Society repre-
sentatives: Philologian, NJ w. McPher-
son and E. T. Hines; clio, r. L. Walker
and j. s. Lincoln; Psiphelian. Misses
Beulah Foster and Bessie MCPHERSON
Tuesday. May 81, 1890 A. M.--Literary
address by Rev. D. A. Long, p. D., LII
D., Graham. N. c.: P. NJ. annual
meeting of Alumni Association. Rev
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-25
Some Of the Crew,

Chicago ILL.,, May 24.-The Goodyear
called at South Chicago about two
months ago and at that time shipped
the following men:
Frank Smith. aged twenty four years.
1887 East sixty-fourth Street, Glove
land.
Frank Molick, fireman. South Chi
cago.
B. Alubajwsxi. fireman. South Chi
cago.
Stanley Hadwick, deck hand. Man
chester. Ind.
Ind.
Frank Janvowicz, deck hand. 1876 East
Ninety-fifth Street, Chicago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-25
PROTESTS AGAINST FIGHT.


Presbyterian General Assembly Takes
stand on JeRries-John.on Battle.
Atlantic City. N j., May 24-The
Presbyterian General Assembly to-
day made a formal protest against the
holding Of the Johnson Jefries fight
for the heavyweight championship OF
the world The protest will be sent to
Governor Gillette, of California.
The resolution which was intro
duced by DR.. U. B. MacCauley. OF
Trenton, n. j., refers to the proposed
fight as a shameful exhibition, which.
it's declared the assembly regards as
an evil and "demoralizing to the best
interests of manhood and womanhood
and especially among young men"
While synnpathizing with true, clean
sport and athletics in moderation" the
resolution protests against the holding
of the Jeffries-Johnson fight. and re-
solves that the assembly especially
utter its protest to Governor Gillette
and respectfully urges him to use his
influence to prevent IL possible the
holding Of the fight.
The resolution urges all Presbyterian
brotherhoods and the mem in all Pres
byterian Churches In every State and
synod ito utter their protest to the
clHll authorities in their respective To-
cations In such way that no foot.
hold shall be afforded for the holding
of this. fight anywhere in this Chris
tian land.
The college hoard OF the assembly
presented a report asking for move
tment to raise a fund of $l5,00o,0oO for
college work, 10 be divided between the
fifty-seven colleges Of the faith,
During discussion Of the report %
the college hoard, DR.. John Wills
Daer president of Occidental College,
of California. created STIR by taking
as his text for an address the quota
ton from ex-President Roosevelt as
follows
having Is opportunitS,6 coupled with
ca'r,ao,tty to do thing worthily1 and
10y. Raer Was cheered when he re-
ferred to Mr.. Roosevelt as san Ameri-
can citizen temporarily absent from
The comnlittee Non Temperance pre-
jsepted It's report to the assembly,, It
stated that solid progress has heen
made during the past year, though not
sn8nluch territory WAS gained for pro-
Shibition as In the preceding year. b
~ popular lalecting for the interest
sof missions for freedmen was held to-
night, According to the report of the
treasurer OF the yyon1an's Board OF
4 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-25
The vinnen at Southampton.

| Southampton. May 24.-The German
bark j. c. yinnen, which was In col
lision with the steamer Skerryvore. ar
rived here tonight. The collision oc-
Cured about O'Clock this morning
off Hastings. The night was clear, ac-
cording to accounts given by the off,
GERS of the Nnnen. The Skerryvore
suddenly crossed the bark's bows. The
vinnen struck her abaft the main mast.
The Skerryvore's boilers exploded and
she sank in few minutes.
Boats were lowered from the Vinnen
and a search was made Of the waters
where the steamer went down. Two
men We're found. but one died. The
sole survivor says that the crew num-
bered Twenty-Five men,. He and the
majority of the others We're In their.
hunks at the time of the collision.
The crash awoke him. but the vessel
sank before the boats could. be cut
away He chung to the wreckage and
became unconscious. The Skerryvore
had cargo of iron ore. The Ninnen's
bows We're badly damaged
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-25
EIGHTEEN PERISH
IN LAKE DISASTER
Continued From First Page.)

Continued From First Page)
were small pieces of floating debris"
No Signs OF Survivors.
When the fog rose there was Moth
ing in sight. and as his boat was badly
damaged and In danger of sinking also.
Captain Gibson decided to return to
this port. arriving here to-day.
Upon the arrival of the Wood at this
port the captain notified his Office OF
the collision and the company at the
Grand Trunk docks. Captain Hemen-
ger, of the ill-fated steamer. also noti-
fed the owners OF the Goodyear OF the
accident and received orders to bring
the surviving members Of the crew to
Cleveland
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-25
o,xnea.in BuffaIo.

Cleveland. Ohio. May 24.-The steel
steamer Frank II. Goodyear. which
was sunk in collision with the steamer
James B. Wood. was owned by the
Buffalo and Susquehanna Transports
ton Company. OF Buffalo. but was
operated by Mitchell & Co.. OF this
city. Tho boat was fully insured.
The Goodyear was AIS feet over all
and OF 3,43s net tonnage. She was
built in 1902 at Lorain. Ohio. Usually
the boat carried crew of twenty
three men. Captain F. r. Heminger.
of Bellevue. o., was in charge.
The James B. Wood is owned by the
Gilchrist Transportation Company, of
this city. She is a steel steamer of
5.744 net tonnage, and 5l4 feet long.
The Wood was bound down the
lakes. light The Goodyear was going
up. The boats met head-on in the fog.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-25

Church. which was held o-day, Penn
sylvania leads all other States In the
amount raised for Presbyterian home
missions. during the fiscal year ending
April last. which aggregated so3,563
The total fund of all the States was
s6o2.06o, an increase of nearly 100000
over the year before.
All the officers Of this board were
Reelected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-25
TWENTY-FIVE PERSONS DROWNED.
Collision Between steamer and Bark
In EnrIish Channel.

Cowes, Isle of Wight, May "a
Twenty-Five persons were drowned as
a result of collision to-day. between
the steamer Skerryvore and the Ger
man bark j. C. Ninnen. in the English
Channel. The Skerryvore sank. Only
two OF the steamers crew were res
cued. one of whom died short time
later
The bark put in here. but later left
for Southampton. Apparently she was
not injured So far as is known there
were no passengers on either vessel.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-25
TO CONTINUE INDEPENDENT.
Commercial Cable Company Will For1
So Agreements With CompetltOr.

Especial to The Times Dispatch,l
New York. May 24.-Clarence III.
Maokay To-day made the following
statement in regard to the report In
the London and American papers that
the Commercial Cable Company had
formed an alliance with Its competi-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-25
tor. the Anglo-Amertean relegraph

Company:
."rhe Commercial Cable Company
never has had and has not now. and
does not intend to have any connec-
tion whatsoever with it's competitor,
the Anglo American Telegraph Com
pany. either in the way of controlling
Its stock or making any traffic agree
ments, or in any other way. The Com
mercial Cable Company will continue
to be independent and competitive, Just
as the Postal Telegraph Gable Company
will continue to be independent and
competitive. All reports to the con-
trarV are false
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-25

C. II. Rowland president. Franklin, Va.
IS P. NJ. annual concert. Wednesday,
5June 1--It:So a. NJ, graduating eNar-
cises; P. NJ. society reunions; 4 p.
NJ, art exhibit; S P. NJ. alumni adj,
dress by Miss Jennie Hcrndon. 96,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-04
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE

SANSEBASTYAN, 1. sierp-
MIA - Wynikiem d}ugiej kon-
ferencyi pomiedzy kr6lem
Alfonsem a premierem Cana
lejasem jest, ze postanowiono
markiza de Ojeta hiszpahskie-
go pos}a przy Watykanie od-
wo}ac. Premier udzielil kr6-
lowi wyjasnie6, re Rad ME
moze zgodzic sic ma note
Watykanu i odwo}ac raz wy
danych zarzadze6 re: wo-
bee tego zerwanie stosunk6w
dyplomatycznych ze Stolica
Apostolskajest nieuniknione.
Kr6l Alfons, bedacy bawi'
de}kiem W rekach mecbia-
velskich swych doradc6w
zgodzif sic ma rzucenie re-
kawicy Koscio1owi i rozpo-
czecie wojny, W skutkach
swych dla spolec7e6stwa mai
go1szej.
Spodziewaja sic tu, 1e la
da chwila opuscj Madryt nun.
cyusz papieski, kt6ra to
chwiIa pekna wszystkie nici
}aezace. od wicklow: wierna
Ko6cio}owi Hiszpania z Rzy-
mem.
Juz teraz daja sic widziec
owe, skutki polityki pre-
ciwkoscielnej. Wielka Geese
spo}eczehstwa hiszpa6skiego
u5wiadomionego Gale ma
sy 'udu wiejskiego, a szcze-
g6lnie g6rskiego So wiernie
oddane Koscio}owi. Rad wie-
dzac o tel sile, czujac ryzy-
ko swego postepku. obawia
sic krytyki, zaka.uje wiec
wiernym katolikom urzadza-
MIA zebrah, czyli jednem sfe-
wem zaczyna wprowadzac u
siebie protestancko. szyzma-
tycki system.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-04
MADRYT, / sierpnia. %

MADRYT, / sierpnia. %
becnie toczy sic walka ma
,,demonstracye i pochody"
z jednej strony liberatowie
nakazali dzieciom swoim cho-
dzic po ulicach i wykrzyki~
wac ma cze6G ,wolnych szk6P
BiedDa obaiamucona die
ciarnia pIacze sic po ulicach
i wykrzykuje W sprawie, kt6-
rel jeszcze ME poimuje.
L drugiej strony Biskaj-
czycy, znani z odwagi i maj.
wiekszego mestwa g6rale wy
stosowali do sekratarza Wa
tykanu Merry del Val tele-
gram, re zycie swe ] mienie
"a swa re]igie oddadza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-04

MADRYT, l sierpnia.
Stanowisko premiera Cana
lejasa wobec katolik6w, jego
zatarg z Watykanem, a "
ko6cu odwo1anie pos}a uwa
zaja tn "a zspowiedz przesi-
lenia politycznego.
Napfyw katolik6w do San
Sebastian, )etniej rezydencyi
kr6la Alfonso jest tax wielki
re musiapo zaprowadzic no.
we pociagi statki. W San
Sebastian odbed7ie sic 2raw.
dopodobnie wie]ka, powazna
demonstracya przeciw ME-
lojalnym zarzadzeniom kr6-
lewskim W sprawie Watykanu.
Znane z onegdajszych te-
legram6w oswiadczenie Don
Jaime, ze stale ma .czele Kar-
Iist6w, ably sic upomnac o
tron i rzadzic lojalnie, poda-
ia sobie ludzje z ust do ust.
Canalejas uslyszaWszy po==.
gr6zki Don jaime odpowie-
dial imiepiem gabinetu do
Representative prasy:
nNie obaw iamy sic grozby
wojny domowej. Pc stronie
naszej kr6l i Liszpa6ska de-
mokracya." >.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-04

CHICAGO, III. Jak6b Woj-
mar, LEGACY lat %, a zamie-
szkaly pm. ILL West 14-tej
ulicy, zaslab} nagle pred swa
rezydencya skutkiem upalu.
Cborego odwieziono do
szpitala powiatowego.
"a roletnia Ma1gorzata Bar
cha, poslubiona pred nies~
pelna rokiem przez 28-mio-
Ietniego Jana Barche, zostala
W czoraj zamordowana przez
swego meza W mieszkaniu icb
ma przedmiesciu Chicago
Heights.
Mkt ME byl swiadkiem
morderstwa, lecz pewien SO
siad nazwiskiem Edward
Smith us}yszal diva strza}y
j wy biegtszy ma ulice, zoba-
czyl Barche 'uciekajacegc z
domu czempredzej ku STACEY
kolejowej, ale bal sic 60 wstrzy
mac.
Zawezwana. natychmiast
policya przewioz}a postrze-
Iona kobiete do szpitala, gdzie
W kilka godzin p6zniej wy:
zionela ducha.
Ia rzekomym morderca
wyslano W poScig kilku de-
tektyw6w, kt6rzy znalezli GO
" miejs cowoS5cj Thonton, Cd.
dalonei o. szese mil Cd Chi
cago Heights, " renlizach
kompanii kolejowej ;,Chica.
go & Eastern Illinois" lecz
dopiero pc krwawej wal.ce
zdolali uciekiniera areszto:
lwac. odprrolwadzic do Chica.
go Heights.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-04
Rok||il < %
Sasiedzi Barch6w twierdza, J,
.ze mieli oni czesto ostre
sprzeczki, ". czasie kt6rych
Barcha kilkakrotnie uderzyl
swa malzonke.
HAMMOND, Ind. Jan Blu.

HAMMOND, Ind. Jan Blu.
czkowski, komisarz ulic v,
Whiting, Indiana, mia} psa!
Psisko to zdechlo - :. vice
Buczkowski, chcac wyrzadzid
psikusa rzeznikowi Michalo-
wi Jano, wpakowai psa do
worka i zani6sl go rzezniko-
wi, oSwiadczajac, 10 otrzymal
od przyjaciela zabitego wiepa
rzka, lecz, ze ME lubi vie!
przowiny, wiec dale Janowi
wieprzaka, ably miesoz nie3
60 sprzeda} swoim odbiorcom!!
Ucieszony rzeznik trzymajao
sic przyslowia, ze "darowa,,
nemu koniowi W zeby sic ME
zaglada", ME zajrza} do wor-
ka, co zawiera, lecz :wrzucils
.wrzekomego. wieprzaka do
lodowni. Buczkowski wy.
ezedlszy cd rzeznika, rozpu33
Sell miedzy kobiety wie6c;;'
re Jano .sprzedaje wieprzowi-'
ne zapd =ceny, vice " chwilei
'p6zniejj caly sk}ad rzezniczy
zapefnily kobiety ] meiczyz1: 4 !.
MI, domagajac sic taniej vie:
przowiny. Jano wydobyl woss
rex Z lodowni i ma st6i rzezi
niczy wytrzasna} z niego..!
psa zdech}ego... Odbiorcy So!
dzac, ze rzeznik zakpi}.zi nich !.
W tax glupi spos6bE, rzucili
sic ma niego i rozpocze}a sig
walka, z kt6rej REF mix j xii:
ku odbiorc6w wyszlo z pods
bitemi oczami j porozbijane-
mi Giovanni. w dodatku roz-
jat:zeni odbiorcy !powybijali
okna W sk|adzie, zniszczyi
lodawnie i po}amali narze:
dzia rzeznicze. Rzeznik Jano
teraz 2 potez',a palka poszu:;
kuje Buczkowskiego j chce
20 wygrzmocic "a tax niew"
czesny tart.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-04

Watykan jetlnakowoz nlimo
takiego postepowania rzadu
zachowuje zupe}ny spok6j
umiarkowanie, liczac sic z
tym faktem, re ten cafy "a
targ moze wywolac wielkie,
przykre i niespodziewane ma
stepstwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-04

L0NDYN, 1 sierpnia. Kon-
ferencye jake sic odbywaja
pomiedzy dwiema sp6r wio-
dacemi partyami a to unio.
instant i: liberalami daily j,lz
pewne wyniki, Premier As
guith wyglosi1 W ;zbie pos!6w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-04
z NV Pl)L )LSKICH
" An1l||R RYE q

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p1IrrA1 = zn.ha
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my 80 w
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<, oi'o
oeoD' = n = " -
81 q; aai.,a
80 - - 81;
W.
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~ 81 ls +, i, @
~ ~ :" "p, . ~ NJ !" t.,yt - 49,; -
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suy gA"'' -
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k..,a,,; -. nG'a uelo.p sm"s;
"'oa 'e0 {. - : -
1'ie 'A'0''.
: 1,a'' -, 3. - i.a1o o,o'10
olaA' : rlotl 4 oiWa' :nlesz.
ka]acy y lo11aWahuzle' 20
s'ai "a s. smlerc pfze)ecDany .
przez poc'ag ko'e1 Lenfsn
xal'ey, laoacy ,...1l oo 3, pu l!aIo,
n'eo"R zosta@iiszo's : uz'0-
q v lo'sce slero'ahn'
Jozef Sclsio' ktorego ME. !.
dawno nalechai poclag kolel
New York Central ma krzy'
zowce przy William ul. ! po-
t1ukf c1ezko, umarf W szplta-
lu przypadkowym. Egzaml:
nator medyczny zarzadzh O.
des'anie zw}ok .rodzlnle 40
wiekie.n mfodym 24-letnim
a pracowa1 ma kolel Leh1gh
Valley.
Sedzia Nasz zadecydowa}
Se Dorota Janecka, 18-letnla
ma byc oddana 40 szpltala
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-04
MADRYT, | sierpnia.

MADRYT, l sierpnia. =
Premier Cana)ejas okresla
odwo1anie hiszka6skiego po-
sla Ojeda z Watykanu jako
.,zawieszenie czynnosci ma
nieoznaczony czas". Wy da}
on pismo i oswiadczenie do
ludu, W kt6rem broni stano-
wiska rzadu.
.Katolckie pismo Universe"
oswiadc7a, ze papiez ME jest
jakims zagranicznym w1adca
Jest on tax samo narodo-
wynn hiszpahskim W kwe'
styach og6lnych jak kr6l
Kortezy.