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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-08
TO THE MUSICAL
PEOPLE OF FA|RM0N7

Now Is the time when every one is
shouting patronize home merchants,
and ! am going to take a little of your
time, and tell you why you should pat.
ronize. Fairmont musicians. have
given some very fine band concerts
in Fairmont in the last few years. with
home musicians. A lot better than
most towns twice this size can give.
have taken bands to other towns and
other States, and played alongside OF
regular army bands and militia bands
from good many States, and we were
one OF the best bands, and always
brought credit to Fairmont for her
musicians. You all know these men
are amateurs and work every day in
the mines, glass factory, barber shops
or clerk around town, and give their
time and money to learn, and some
pay as high us 80 and rs cents car
fare to come to each band rehearsal
and we sometimes have two a week
These men need encouragement from
the citizens Of Falrmont II. they are
interested in the town having a good
band and orchestra. In order to keeI
good band going it takes lots oil
money and hard work on the part Of
all the members. Now We are moi
asking you for money. but we do ask
you Tor our share Of. the playing thai
there Is in town. Surely out of the
band we, have in this town we can gel
five or six men that can playSin al
orchestra, and they5depend on orches
ira playing to keep them in town
The fact that one Of the orGhestras
that has played hero lately has
made propositions to three Of my mer
goes to show that they are not behind
the other musicians in this State. i
every Fairmont undertaking got as
much Knocking" rs omen's orches
ira gets from prominent Fairmonr
jeweler they would soon have a fine
town here tnit). Remember this
when you do your Xmas shopping
This state Of affairs has come abou
by two or three men using their In
Iiuence that don't know the difference
between an orchestra playing goot
Harmony Gas the composer intended)
and bunch of,cow bells lin melodl,
lmode) with thunder effects. Ant
they would want the lightning effects
Itoo, IL there was any Iiolse5 10 it.
Rinforzando,
" W. III. 0AIFii.i;,
/ Is Leader 1st Reg Band ian,
I2t n a,1 si * Orch estfyl.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-08
'MEssRs. HARTLEY G SON
HAVE NEW DELIVERY

The enterprising firm OF ]. NJ. Hart:
ley & Son has made an innovation this
year in the mode of delivering pack.
ages.
The new conveyance which will be
started on its rounds today is in the
form OF an auto delivery wagon. a
Marmon car has been fitted up for
delivery purposes and will be run by
a competent chauffeur. Neill Pricketi
will have charge Of the delivery OF
packages.
This car was gotten for the reason
that the rapidly growing trade of this
firm made it necessary to have1a more
rapid mode Of delivery. Especially is
this true of Christmas, when the trade
Is the largest. 80 -,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-08
..SS3I.50.DA|NAGES
ARE AWARDED
PROPERTY FOR FOURTH STREET
( BRIDGE SITE Is CONDEMNED.

The commissioners appointed by
the Circuit Court to. assess the dam.
ages for ther. .igbt OF way for the
Fourth street bridge through the
property of Mary Black Ell all, viewed
the property this morning and dsreport-
cd sitlisJ die. damages to the Black
PROPERTY bethfe hundred and fifty
dollars. The right OF way takes II
Of. an acre Of ground
The commissioners also awarded
the Fairmont Development Company
fifteen dollars for parcel OF coal
Owe (which the right OF way. for the
bridge passes.
At press time 1t was not known
whether or not the property owners
would accept the awards OF damages
as made, by the commission. The city
will be satisfied
The damages awarded were very
much under price asked for the Black
Continued on Page .rhree.)
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-08
Girl CONVERT %
7 Holy JUMP
TO Be LlEP0RTE.D|
SECT HAS Fin e ARM AT Ro UND
RRoo AND HAS! BEEN SEND
ING MISSIONARIES BROADCAST.
| PI!EgA!.l |! 9.F E!R!E' LEADERS ]:
8Ltllisn Maude Allen. Has Only SO, and
Ellis Island officlais Don't Believe
ss3l She 10 Over TWonty.one.

isi 4iiS NEW, YORK, Dec. S.T-By decision
ofs the Emigration authorities made;
yesterday, Llllian Maude Allen, !; the
s5rosy.chee English girl recruit to
/ the Holy Jumpers" IS to be deport-
ed. Il q " st
4 Two women and o man, representa-
{tiyes Of the Pillar Of Fire sect who;
were at Ellis Island after5the deci-
sion had been rendered declared they
would engage lawyers and appeal to-
Washington to save Miss Allen to the.
Scausegand prevent her being shipped
back 4 to London. 2 s;
"a They secuted. the idea that Miss
Allen had been alured from home by
Z any undue Influence, and said she was
in full possession Of her faculties and
knew Just what she was undertaking
when she decided to come to the
Of the "Holy Jumpers"
%at Bound Brook, n. j. There she ex-
is spected to train herself to 60 out lin
all probability back to England) as
u missionary to bring. converts to the
sect which gets Its name because of
\ a sort Of Highland fling which its de-
Syotees execute during their religious
I services. 4 80
s IL 1T appears that Miss Allen is by no
means the first convert brought over
4 the seas to- the camp of the Holy
Z Jumpers" at Bound Brook. The at
! tention Of the Immigration authori-
i ties has simply never before fallen
to one Of these pilgrims.
Have Been Proselytlng Abroad.
NJ It Is asserted that the Holy Jump
\ ers" have been at work all over Eu-
rope iand America for the last four
I years and have succeeded III making
converts In many large centres-con-
tgerts. many OF whom in their new en-
5thusiasm have emptied their pockets.
stripped themselves Of Jewels or CIV
Ii en- over heir real estate Tor the 1altii.
The Immtgra authorities say
that Miss SAllenls religious inclinations
Z have nothing to do With their action.
Their at ION is j attrac cted tos the
Young woman because When she
i boarded the tenmship st. Paul, she
was said TO be Ethel Leneve, the com.
panion of the murderer. Or. Crippen,
on his Tight to America amer nis
Crime. a; /; ~ Il 1,
Il When Miss Allen arrived on the st.
\ Paul she told the immigration inspec.
ators that she was twenty-siX years
sold. But they found that she had only
sS9i and she admitted having no other
future means OF support than was to
i be given 9her by the Holy Jumpers"
q Their establishment Is maintained
igt2si il9g.fCont;nua,l ~ T,o1a LNo,,r \
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-08
1T is TO BE RulLT A r ONCE HY
THE FOUR 1isTes GS AND
COKE coMR ANY ls Me-
I, THIS TOWN.
twelve MILES TRIS GIBE
lew Village viii Have Population Of
1000 and Employee Witt Live Ia
Brick Houses Which Are to 90
Equipped With Every Modern Con
l3venlenee, Including Baths and Flee.
tric Lights.


Recently the -Four States Coal and
Joke Company. OF which David o.
ones Is president has begun opening
q nine foot vein Sof Pittsburg coal on
he track. " Z 4 \,
The place will be known as Anna.
.,elle and lay about twelve miles soptlis
sest Of this city and which promises
o be the most model mining town m
he world. and which Will also open
1000 acres Of the finest coal land iii
The world and where the mo st modern
aiming plant in the, universe Ii being
auilt, and when the mine lis In opera.
ion tKetownawill contain about 1000
inhabitants. ~ Y
1t Is expected that Annabelle Will
ar surpass any mining town In this
lection--in fact In the world The
houses will all be Of brick, pluhhed
or water and gas and wired for elec
%rlc lights, Each home Will be equip
Ded with a bath tub and shower bath.
Around each house there ssi u be
plenty OF space for lawns on which
the children may romp. and N garden
in which the miner and his wife may
raise a part OF their food, while tile
company will plant shade trees about
the homes; The town will be kept IN
a most sanitary cohdit tion, modern
water works, sewage stem and sew
age disposal splanttare now being coiis
'structed at a cost Of $50, 900.
Y "A $4,000 brick and stone store
building is also. under conRtruction,
while a three.story Amusement hall.
which Will Ebe separated Into different
departments such as d pool and BIZ
lard room bowling j d lleys skating
rink, reading room library and an.
auditofihri and d large q room With d
stage for a vaude egille show and a pub
lie gathering place, OH for the pleasure
of the efnploye. @ietl her he should
use a pen or pick This building viii
cost about S60,000, x
In addition to all these places .
Union church ediacel VIII be built m
which all denominations maj meet for
devotional exercises. k hotel Of brick
containing IS rooms Is also 10 be con.
structed.
The company will build It's own rail-,
road connecting with the Baltimore g.
Ohio for hauling the ma teriai for the
many buildings and equip for tic
plant, while a permanent tion litid
will be constructed. connee citing the
town with Fairmott e N tanning ton.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-08

He would go to nearby stores or
restaurants for the other prisoners to
make purchases. He will not only BIZ
missed by Captain Tucker but by the
twenty.odd prisoners now in the bas.
t!le.a rt
Nelson Immediately upon his re.
lease went to local transfer company
and secured good job, and in the
future he will be found handling
trunks.
He is the first person for grea,
many years to be convicted and tc
servo Jail sentence for Illegal voting
at a city election in this State.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-08
FILING REPORTS
With CLERK |.
CANDIDATES tATlTHE EAsTSELEc.
TioN coMPLYNlTt TH E. COR.
RuPT PRACTICES ACT. a, 3 3

The candidates at the last election
are nov. filing reports Of their ex.
pense accounts with the county clerk
The reports show that;there was little
ot5the Doodle used In the recent cam
5paign. One man spent ten cents for
car. fare. Another spent s1.s0 for scat
,fares Seven dollars and ssfiftys cents
worth ofiposters including the charges
for distributing them made up the, ex:
pense account Of another. So far IN
the reports A. Hood Phillips, William
3. Ice, 'Jr. A. NJ. Glover and U. A.
Clayton were the only heavy campaign
spenders.
[ The reports filed in the clerks office
at press time today are given below
and are as follows:
Mr.. .Nusgrave, Board Of Education,
not one cent. &
U. A. Clayton, Congress, $220Os
VIM. Michael, Board Of Education,
not one cent.
I..S.t1S ~ 49, -: - o. .,I--A,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-08
UNCLE SANS DOMAIN CONTAINS
OVER NiNETY-TWo MILLIONS

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Dec. s.
tSpecial)-=According to an estimate
made here today the population OF the
United States is over ninety-two mil.
lion. K 8; III. u. =
j This is an increase of nearly seven
teen million since. 1900. .5t1
TIE estimate, is based 4uDonat the on:
:ciRl turns. from all but eight States.
The tatesfupannounced are Georgia,
Louisiana, Montana, New Jersey,
Wyoming, Utah, Wisconsin and Wash.
ington.
The exact figures are 92,135,221, the
increase being 16,S31.S34.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-08

!. CONFERENCE (
CONSUL cALDAARA MEETS 90.
MlNIco JAcovETLY3AT ATWiEEL.
ING. e

Consul G. D. Caldara, representing
the Italian government, stationed in
this city, went to Wheeling to- day. In
that city he will have an important
conference With Dominica Jacovetty
relative to matters concerning the
Italian government.
Consul CaldaraN was recently
abroad. called home on account OF
the death of his mother. His govern
.ment gave him three months leave
of absence. a
During his visit abroad Consul Cal.
dare visited Austria, France. and 9th.
Ter European countries studying all Of
the improved conditions which he
found in these countries. He vii. i'm.
part this informatioGato his country.
men.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-08
c. v. WATSON
RETURNS HOME
MADE CIRCLE OF STATE IN IN.
&TEREsT OF HIS SENATORIAL
CANDIDACY.

c. w. Watson, who Is a candidate
for United States Senator, arrived Iii
this city last night after grand cir.
Gle OF the State In tho interest OF his
candidacy. Mr.. Watson was accom-.
panied by his press agent. who be.
lieves that Mr.. Watson has a splen.
did chance to win in the present sena.
torial fight.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-08
.CAVBLIER|I|S
COMING BACK

PARIS. Dec. Within two weeks
Nine. Lima Cayalieri.C Chandler expecis
to sail for New York. where she Will
begin a three months theatrical on:
gagement. "
With this declaration today the
noted diva denied the rpnors that she
had been bought or, by the family
Eof her husband, Robert w Chandler,
from whom she Is senarated TO stay
away from America.
Subscribe for: The wet ylrsinla,..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-08

The Fairmont baseball ground VIII
be considerably improved before the
opening OF the baseball season.
Fairmont already boasts Of the best
baseball field in the United States out:
side some Of the cities int the, major
leagues.
Last season the grounds were very
much improved by dumping a lot of
ground from the excavation for the
new Monongah glass factory. The
dirt dumped on the lower part OF the
field made st d great deal larger The
local field lis said now to be: bigger
than the Polo grounds at New York.
There is still room for lots Of dirt
to be dumped on the end Of the field
next to, the river. And 1t Is there
that the ground that will be moved in
the excavation for the new car barn
that will be erected by the Fairmont
& Clarksburg Traction Company will
be placed. There will be eight thou
sand cubic yards Of earth to move and
all Of this will be used to enlarge the
ball ground at South Side Park. I,
The contract for the excavation for
the car barn has not yet been let
However, the traction company is
ready. 1t may be that when the grad
ling is completed on the Fairmont
& Northern line to Fairview that one
of the steam shovels will be used
on the car barn excavation.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-08

Mrs. L. Cunningham and Misses
aiiliei and Jennie FLEMING have return
led from Weston, where they attended
The funeral ct NJ. vanderycrE.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-08

Mrs. w. S. John, OF Morgantown, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ira Smith,
on Wheeling street. Mrs. ]. A. Cox,
who spent, the past several weeks here
with her daughter, Mrs. Smith, has re.
turned to Morgantown.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-08

Miss Besse Mason has gone to
Wadestown to spend several weeks
with relatives.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-08
OYSTER SUFFER-.

At First NJ. p. Church on Friday
light at 8: 3N.g Both ste%ed and fried
oysters will be served at 80! cents Der
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-08

The place TO get your Christmas
presents Is at the sale Of Woman's
work ,o,rnorrew, pee; % At The Nor
gan . Rilltnsslea Furniture store on
Jefferson street Freshly byteEta1 Legion.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-08

Miss Pearl Jacobs has returned
from weeks visit in Waynesburg
and Pittsburg, Pa. b.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-08

Eiah. Thousand Cubic Yards Are to
81 Removed and when the Season
opena Next Year-the City VIII be
Prepared to Present One Of the
Z Handsomest Diamonds In the coan-
try. l's,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-08

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-08
FAIRMONI BAS bal
PARK TO IMPROVED
HEAP IL OF GROUND WILL BE re.
MOVED AND PLAc ED in ANoTH-
MUCH IB|RT .IS.8T0 BE DUMPED

I .t9nl n n ~ 4; 4 & %
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-07

ma dach sasiedpego domu,
|wybif szybe W oknie chcia|
weisc do srodka, )ecz ldym i
|plomienie zagrodzii.y mu
|droge. Cofnal sic nieco W
|ty1, nabra} silnego oddechu
j wskoczy} do pfonaccgo po-
koju pochwycil trzyletnie
go ch}opca tam sic znajduja-
cego i zani6sl do okna, gdzie
poda} czekajacym ch}opcom.
Ma bra} powietr7a " piersi je.
szcze raz j wr6cil sic 20
observation-disclosures Memo
vile, kt6re zabra} 2 l6zeczka
i. przyni6sl do okna. Dym
'jednak j goraco tax go odu
.rzylo, Il przy oknie srazem
2 dzieckiem niemal pad} bez-
przvtomny. Inni ch}opcy, kt6
rzy pomagali W tym ratun.
ku, sprowadzili go ma dol i
tam przyprowa dzono. go
do zupe}nej przytomnoSci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-07
z NIWI 4 lLsKICH
" 81 8 sRICE I J ]

CHICAGO, EIll. zbyszko
zwyciezyl We aWtorek zesz9e.
60 tygodnia Youssiffa Nah.
mouta, pokbnanego dotac
jeszcze przezl lnikogo tylke
przez Gotcha, Isiilacza - k}a'
DAG go " p6ftorei, godziny dive
razy ma lopatk.i. ".
I w 6wiecie zapa6niczym
sportowym !: !. iaat @l9 wczorajsze
zwyciestwo iednem 2 mai
pierw,szorze rzedniejjszych j mai
wiekszych, iakiego dokona]
nasz Kodak kochanygz "a.
morza, ku ale|lkiemu OBJ ME:
zadowoleniu amerykalskich
Eszowinists6w. IS t {. ....::. .....
-: Pan Zbyszko ganle-:
wicz wystapi ,inia 8-go kwiet:
mia b r. ". Riper.view Rink
..zupelnie bezi1teres na
|:doeh6d .Kolleg ginrns 4 .sW. W Sta
|nislawa Kostki
Piekpe to ostIanowienie
podal onegdai Ks. WI. { 'Z!'apa.
(}]a, :rektor de via.
domosci ma ]icznern zebra
I:niu alumn6w Ko]legium,
kt6rzy postano wili::goraco po.
piera6 wspomniany, wystep
paszego Zbys zka W gronie
swych znajomych j 6ciagnaf
nan jak:' znajWieksza> iloSt
zwolennik6w niepokonane-
go przez nikogo Polake.
Program zapas6w.= dnia 8.
go kwietnia, kt6ry:: pred
stawia sic ze wzgledu ma "a.
angazowanie pierwszorzed-
nych sill zapasniczycb bar
dzo interesuiaco, zostapie
niebawem podany do publicz-
nej wiadomosci. 5z..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-07
NEAPOL, 4 kwietnia.

NEAPOL, 4 kwletnla.
Miasto nasze zgotowa}o Roose
yeltowi niezwykle serdeczne
powitanie. Miasto tonic W
morzu flag w}oskich i anne.
ryka6skich. Wiele 1odzi mo-
torowych prz.yozdobio
" podw6jne flagi wyp}ynelo
ma przeciw okretu .,Prinz
Heinrich" skoro tylko zoczo-
no go W oddalj. Pobrzeze
morskie bylo zapchane Iu-
dzmi. Doki portowe, place i
ulice Immacalatel|a, Arsenal
ski, Promenade CHINA,
Via Caraciolo pomie6cie ME
rnogfy cisnacych sic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-07

czyzne 50 lata liczacego.
Sprawa mia}a sic nastepuja.
co: Pred stacya kolejowa ma
kilka godzin pred przyjjaz
dem prezydenta Tafta do mia
sta zauwazy} policyant. Bur
gett mezczyzne bardzo dzi-
wacznie sic acknowledged.
Dletego aresztowaf 60 i "a
bra} ze soba ma stacye poll
cyjna. Tam zaczat go wy
pytywa6 kapitan Ryan, cze-
60 wlasciwie szukai pred
stacya kolejowa. Wyciagnie-
to mu z kieszeni nabity re-
wolwer. Ma zapytanie, co
chcia} poczae Z reWolwerem,
oswjadczy}, 10 mia} pewien
zamiar. Wskutek tego zam-
.knieto go ma stacyil j odda-
no pod sad "a nieprawne
noszenie broni. Ostrowski
pracowal regularnie W jednej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-07
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE

NEAPOL, 4 kwietnia. =
Miasto Jest przepe}nione Oh.
cymi, kt6rzy sic zjechali-- mo.
rem i ]qdem, aby powita6
przyjezdzajacego T.. Roose:'
velta T., Cairo. Pomiedzy
przy byszami zauwazyc MOI.
ma wielu Amerykan6w, kt6-
rzy pragna swego by}ego
prezydenta powitac. Pomie-
dzy Amerykanami znajduje
sic takze ambassador Stan6w
ZjedDoczonych W Rzymie
Leisbman.
Chociaz w}adze w1oskie
ME zarzadzi}y icyalnie ia
dnego przyjecia mimo to-,
bedzie ono wspania}e i wiel.:
kie. Miedzy innemi. zgodnie
z zapadla uchwa}a rady miej.
skiej, przywita. burmistrz
miasta Roosevelta, skoro
tylko opu6ci:: okret i, wysia-
die ma w}oski lad. - .-
Policya zarzadzi1a MAZDA.
lei idace6 6reaki >ostrozn o6ri
Roosevelt i: bedzie pod >stra-
ia, aby jak'ie ihdywiduum 2
nCaarnej reki": :lub z pod
sztandar6w anarchistvoznych
ME uczyniio ma niego "a
machu.
Przyby}o tu takze mn6-
stwo dziennikarzy z roma =
itych pism, europejs kich,
co znamionuje, jak dalece
Roosevelt jest ceniona " E.
uropie j budzacq og6lne
zainteresowanie osobistoscia.
Dr.. Deyer niemiecki kon~
zul W Neapoln, kt6ry swego
czasu by} konzulem W Chi
cago i zna b. :prezydenta. 9.
sobiscie, powita goScia imie-
niem swego rzadu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-07

N MILWAUKEE,, Wis Me
ma}ym bobaterem okazal. sic
ID .sto letni poIski chlopiec
Jan Stroihskj, kt6ry ocalit
dwoje ma}ych dzieci pa6stwa
J6zrf6w Jtzewskjch, z plo-
pacego domu. ~.
Jedno z uratowanych dzie-
ci ma zaledwie dziesiet
miesiecy, drugie try latta.
Dzieci, kt6re bawily. sic v
podw6rzu, uiozyli kupke lat
wo palnych materyal6w ira,
palili ia, Ogie6 ten rozpalo
NY by1 tuz pod schodami
prowadzacymi ma drugie
pietro, kt6re naturalnie "a
czety sic palic j wkr6tce std
''fy W plomieniach.
Jedna 2 sasiadek spostrze-
'Igia pozar i zaalarmowola mie-
'szka6c6w. Wiedziala ona. ze
| Idzieci zosta'Y " p}onacym
,;;hudynku i powiedzialA Q tenn
] i'zebranemu ma ul!ic!y. tluno-
Fwi, lecz mkt ME odWazY sic
Ei5f dzieciom na ratunek.
| w tym czasie do tfumu
:::z'lizy} sic ezte e; ernagto oletni i
g 'iilopiec Jan Stroinsk,ii IS q 81 Do.
!! wi 4dziawszy sic natych hmias,
wraz = swymi towarzyszami
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-07

OSHKOSH, Wis. Utworzyla
sic sp6lka, pod nazwa North
western Manufacturing and
Planning Co., kt6ra zajmie sic
eksploatacya W'':yna]lazku pa
- ID hi, ii II =:
Milwaukee: Pan Knasi6skall j /
otrzyma} patent ma zamek
do okna, zapob;egajacy via
MANU- sic przez ztodziei. IA.
warl on obecnie spoke z Ar
thurem Douglas iW. C. Mill
sem, zamieszka}ymi do tego
czasu W Kalamazoo, Mich.
Budcwa fabryki rozpoczeta
bedzie W przysz}ym tygo-
dniu:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-07

BURD1NE, Pa. Nader
smutny wypadek zdarzyl sic
W naszej miejscowosci. Me
ljaki5 Wincenty Rimkza: =
Kowiehskiej gubernii, 20
stall z.oity pinrunem dnia
28z. m. il. W ub eg}y po-
nledzial.k. Nieszczesny ten
czlowiek, W ostatnich ), 8
dniach pill Nil. umor, W
[poniedzialek po poludpiu ma
piws1y sic 16wniez, poszedl
pod drzewo okolo so krok6w
cd domu. Nadciagta burza
2 piorunami j piorun ude-
|rzy@ " drzewo, lupiac je na
kaws1ki j zab / r6wniez Rim.
kuzs. Mimo pomocy lekar-
|skiej natychmiast ME do Gu
como sic go.s sRimkuz ME pa.
lezat ani do zadnej Organi-
zacyi ami Dawet do parafii,
! !be zal mu bylo moze pa.u#
cent6w ma ofiar4.
Ot kohczylo, sic pijackie
|zycie smiercia straszna,
Igwalt ME spod u eo ana.
lZmarlY pozostaWil " lsraju
fzone j. kilkor4, die ci. M
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-07

SAN SEBASTIAN, His1-
pania. Ago 4|,o kwietnia. - Fran,
cuski aeronauta Hubert lie
Blon pad1 tn ofiara niesz-
cze6liwego wzlotu. W@ni6sl
on sic pred kr6lewskim pa
1acem ma 14O stop W gore,
gdy nagle zepsu} sic motor ]
Le Blon runal razem 2 ma
szyna ma skaly, znajdujac
|6mierG ma miejscu. Zona ae'
ronauty by}a naocznym
6Wiadkieml katastrofy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-07

KAIRO, EGYPT, 4 marca.
Okofo. 200. student6w egip-
skich uniwersytetu zgroma-
dzi}o: sic wczoraj pod hote
lem ',,Steppard", gdzie zaj-
muje pokoje by}y prezydent
etan6w ZjednoczoDych 7.
Roosevelt i urzatlzilo demon
stracye.
studenci ME 6li flagi egip:
skie ! wykrzykiwali: }, Mech
lyle konstytucyjny wolny
Egypt" .....
Pan Roosevelt znajdujacy
ste wtedy W swoich pok;o'':
jach ME .zwracal najmniej'
Eezej uwagi ma to, przeciW
MENU zwr6cona demonstra,
Ecye.
Demonstranci w;dzac beg
]owoenosc swyeh.~ demon
stracyjnych zabieg6w wy
.krzyczeli sic dc ssyta a na-
I>stepnie zupe}nie spokojnit
/ rozeszli sic do dom6w.
! B:'ezpo6red dnim : powoden
demonstracyi, byioznane os.
wiadczenie Roosevelta, 81
Egypt, zawdziecza wiele do
.. 8 = 4 i = - : 3 -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-07

sOsNOWIEC, POLSKA, 4
.kwietnia. w obecnosci Kill.
..kusel widow oklaskujacych
.wzloty dwu straightforward ae-
roplanu, nagle spad} samo-
lot ten z wysoko6ci 1900
stop ma ziemie, raniac ciezko
awiatora M. .Ugota i pasazera
jego H. Won Heykinga,
.Zyciu obydwu grozi powazne
niebezpiecze6stwo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-07

BELOIT, Wis. Polski stu.
dent tutejszego kolegium LIE.
on. Sarecki, wyjedzie " tym
roku do Omaha, Nebr., i jake
reprezentant stanu Wiscon
sin i wezmie tam udzia1 "
konteScie o szampio6stwo Q.
ratorskie.