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New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
RAIN HALTs TOBACCO HARVEST
Schools Won't Open Till Connecticut
Growers Get in Crops.
fBy telegraph to me Tribune.

Middletown Conn. Aug CLEARING the
loss of a large amount OF their crops. which
they have been unable 10 harvest owing 10
the heavy rains Of the last week. the
tobacco growers OF Portland. a town just
across the river. petitiored the Board of
Education successfully to-day TO have the
opening OF the schools scheduled for next
Tuesday postponed for one week.
The season Of tobacco harvest in this sec
ton is exceedingly short. and every hour
counts. The crops have ripened rapidly
under the influence of the warm rain OF the
last seven days. but neither picking nor
strinslng can he done while the leaves are
wet. The children are almost indispensable
in the harvest. as they do the work more
effectively and ut less expense than adults
Tobacco is the chief agricultural product
fin This particular section of the Connecticut
Waller. aud consequently the farmers were
IN a Cuandary until the Board or Education
voted 20 postpone the opening cf school.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
POLO PONY STABLE BURNS
Point Judith Clubs String Endangered
by Flames.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l

Narrasansett Pier. r. l.. Aug. 81
Society persons here saw spectacular fire
for the third time this season. when the
stables owned by Peies Brown and leased
e. William Carr. stable manager for the
Point Judith Polo Club. were destroyed
carly to-day Five valuable horses many
sets Of harness and thirty tons Of hay
storcs were burned The FIRE was discov-
cred on the north side Of the building and
famed h. the northeast gale. soon devel-
oped into 4 dangerous blaze.
Sixteen horses were stabbed In the build
ing. Seven were ponies which had taken
part In the recent tournament The ponies
all escaped and four horses were also
tavef
The cause of the Are Is mystery and
iunors are current pointing TO incendar-
ism
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
BEATT|E'S BITTER TEARS
Continued nom nrst page.

father was much affected. speaking IN ii
low. tremulous voice.
Mr. Beattie, do you rememner VIVA.
time your son left the store WIN fauI AZ
Saturday night Just preceding the hohi-
cide?S Mr. Smith continued
II couldn't tell other than II must nave
been nearly half-past ten"
Ibid you see Paul early that eVenins'
too?"
Yes" ,.,,
DO you remember what time Henry leit
your house Tuesday night. the niSht OIL ''e
homicide?"
long as there was light TO read by. saw
my son back out Of the garage with tne
machine II must have been around hai-
past eight" A.. ,o,
What was the first intimation that you
had OF any trouble that night?
After reading some time some one cah.u ,a
on the phone Ny son Douglas "ent "
the phone I understood from the cun. cun. o.
sation that Henry or some one was shot ,ua W
that Henry had been held up; weh, "a
the house ard saw my son with nls ueaS
wife T saw nv sons face bleeding, ana
asked him II he was badly hurt.
That isn't evidence interjected Prose
cutor Wendenburs.
The court ruled that the witness couln
only relate conversations at which others
were present, and Mr.. Smith changed the
question.
"Your son vas lying on sofa when you
first saw him." asked Mr smith. ,. ,,s
yes. I did not know then ABOUT MS
wife
"What Ala Won saw"
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
FATHER RISKS LIFE FOR SON.

Biddeford Pool, Me. Aug. 3i.In a heavy
surf. +. Max Hill. a Montreal business
man, struggled vainIy 10 save his son Her
bert, eighteen years old. late to-day. The
boy swan too far out and In attempting
10 rring him ashore the father nearly lost
his own life. Mr.. Hill was In serious
condition tonight, but will recover.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
MACK NAMES ANOTHER ONE
Adds Dix to His Gallery of Democratic
Desirables.

Buffalo, Aug 3l.-Norman F.. Mack chair
man OF the Democratic National Commit
tee. In the September number of his Dem
ocratic Magazine" a national monthly pre-
sents Governor John A. Dix OF New forS
as Democratic Presidential possibility
Governor Dix is the fifth prominent Dem
ocrat 20 be brought forward oy MT. MaeN'
The others are Governor Judson harihoi'
of Ohio, Governor Woodrow Wilson OF Ne"
Jersey. Governor Thomas R. Marsnai OIL
Indiana and Governor Eugene y. ross Oh
Massachusetts.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
RESCUE ELEVEN AT SEA
Lifesavers Pick Up Grew When
Schooner Founders in Storm.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l

fBy Telegraph 10 me lribune.
Atlantic city, y. j, Aug. 3l-1n the
midst Of a fierce northeast storm the
schooner Josie r. Burt. bound from Bal
timore to Belfast. Me. foundered last
night seven miles off Barnegat.
Eleven persons. including Captain n.
r. Hansen. his wife and two small chill
dren. and the members OF the crew, wers
saved by the Little Egg Harbor Lifesav-
ing crew after the shipwrecked party had
spent seven hours at sea tossed about In
yawl
The schooner was laden with fertilizer.
When the storm increased in violence the
seams opened and the crew went 10 the
pumps
The water gained all through the night,
and about half an hour before she toun-
dered Captain Hansen ordered his family
and crew into the lifeboat and abandoned
the ship.
lust at daylight the lookout az bttle
Egg Harbor spied the party In the ya"l.
The crew put off in the government power
boat. and three miles off the coast picked
IN the eleven survivors.
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New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
the debris. The damage was estimated

the debris. The damage was estimateo
D.; 1000.
N-e. Margaret Craven. of NO. 100 Raii-
road avenue. Jersey CITY. was hurrying
home with a can OF milk last night wheh
she was almost buried alive by the SUD
den cavins in Of the street above the
Hudson and Manhattan tunnel, near her
house.
deep excavation had recently oeei'
filled in. The ground. which had become
affected by the heavy rains. carried her
down ten feet and Mrs. Craven disap-
peared from view Workmen employed
BY the tunnel company fastened to hef
assistance having heard her cries.
The Rev. Father John J. Murphy Oh
st. Bridgets Parish. who was IN the
vicinity. was called. and as it was DOUBT
ful that Mrs. Craven would be rescued
alive administered the extreme JUNCTION
OF the Church.
1t was an hour before she was res
cued. when she was taken in an amou-
lance to St Francis Hospital and found
90 be badly bruised but not dangerously
injured.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
s1,oOo,ooO AVIATION FIELD
Salem, N. H., Racetrack Passes to New
Corporation.
fBv Telegraph to The TriNpne. J

Boston. Aug. 31,.Announcement was
made this afternoon that papers had just
been passed transferring the trotting park
at Salem, n. r., from the New England
Breeders Club, that had owned 1t. TO
new company organized by Boston men.
1t is understood that the New England
Aviation Company-for that Is the name
selected by the promoters-will have sl'-
COO. 900 capital stock and that the inten-
tion f. TO develop one OF the finest avia-
,ion fields In the world at Salem.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
ALLlANcA IN TOW OFF HATTERAs.

The Panama Railroad Companys steamer
h,,isrca. which sailed from mere on Wednes-
dav for Ccion. reported by wireless shorll'
before g O'Clock this morning that she had
broken down off CaV Hattoras The mes
sage added that the Allianca was In 10"
az tho revenue cutter Yamsnraw ana
would put in al Norfolk, Va
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
7.ss INCHES OF RAIN IN WEEK.

Middletown. y Y, Aug. @l.-NeVer oe-
fore in the history Of this section mas so
much rain fallen I'm single week as fei'
during the week ending tonight. The fail
AGGREGATED 7s3 inches
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
Son sobbed and Moared All Night.

IL asked, my son il he was badly hurt
He was sobbins. moaning 10" ana Ci9 III
My next thought was about Louise ne
told me she was dead.
The father here described the grief
demonstrated by his son over his wife.
''He moaned and sobbed all night" the
elder Beattie said.
Some witnesses saw no slsns oi sIlei d;
did YOU see any particular manifestations?
asked MIR. Smith.
Il was noticing him. think. more par
ticusrly than the others. He was srieved-
sor@ly erieved--I know" 49,
''IHd you see him put anything IN MS
hand belonging to his Wife,
II was kneelins by hs side. He was
fondlins one of her slippers. He was
Crieving over it
How was he erievine over it,
'He was moaning
Now. did that state Of anguish continue
when he was alone with you? ,,
yes; while we were together several
times that night"
WAS your son attentive to his wife UP
to the time Of the death?'
He was. found no fault with his at
What was his custom with reference tc
his wife when he left her at morning, az
dinner or night
Always kissed her"
DO YOU recall seeing or knowing any
thing about gauntlet being found In the
mashne?' .slI
Has Henry or any one I'm your family
kept back any clothes or information?
iOur attitude has been to give everything
asked for"
ibid you ever see that gun before the
Coroner's inquest?'
When Mr. Beattie had finished and was
ready for cross-examination by the prosecu-
ton Mr.. Wendenburg waived the oppor-
tunty. It was the first time during the
trial that this had occurred.
PauIs Testimony Attacked.
David weinstein, son Of the pawnbroker
from whom Paul Beattie purchased the
shotgun. was the first witness for the de-
fence to-day.
The commonwealth knew you were the
boy who sold the gun TO Paul Beatue?
asked Mr.. Smith, Of counsel for the de-
fence.
Yes
You we're not summoned by the prosecu-
tion?"
NO"
Paul Beatte testified that you took the
gun apart into three pieces and wrapped
il up in paper and put his name on It
What do you say about IL?
II did not take il apart. Ii was a very
old-fashoned gun and | didn't know how
When you SOLD the gun 10 Idul beht,
tie, did he say he was watcbman and
wanted the gun to be used on Mayos
bridge where he worked"
"He did
Did you know Paul Beattie before thai
Saturday,"
Yes little more than week.
How did you become acquainted WITH
him.
"He worked for Mr.. Stegler nearby. and
came In one day TO buy pistol. tolc
him we didn't have any"
Paul Beatte had previously testified tha'
the only time he had entered the pawnshoI
before was to borrow dollar and got II
The witness denied having loaned him
dollar and added that Paul had been II
the pawnshop four OF five times.
F. II. Neblitt, superintendent of paper
making plant, next testified:
did you ever see Paul Beattie with
shotgun and where?" asked Mr.. Smith:
Yes: / saw him on Sunday, July. 10
had TO go down TO the plant on Sunday
morning after breakfast, and drove across
the hridge. ! saw Paul Beattie standing u
the door Of cement house with singl,
barrel gun. 1t was broke. He talked viii
my boy
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01

SUNDAYS NEW.YORk TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in tho United States
for $3.50 year.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
PRIVILEGE TO PAY

our new ten year MORTGAGE b DC
most liberal mortgage ever offered u
borrowers. You have nc fenewaLiess
to pay for ten years.
You can pay 1t off at any time oE
thirty days notice or you can pay
800 or any multiple Of 500 on any
interest day.
II tempts one to save money In order
TO make regular reductions Of the
mortaaSe principal.
Made to house owners In Greater
New York in amounts OF $4,000
or less. Send to any OF our offices
for q circular.
TILE GUARANTEE
AND TRUST CO
capitai S 4,375,OO0
Surplus (all earned 10,625,OOO
'7' S"'y sso 81 fulton T.. 10 Jsasss. sss %" '2'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-09
PrZeZ DrZesZfO so lat.

Uspakajajacy cyrop PAM Winslow zywan y
przez przeszlo PIEDZlESIAT LAT przez 81.
LONYI MATEK ola ich DZIECI w CZASdE
ZABKOWANlA 2 doskonalem lowodzenlem: IN
USPOKAJA DZIECKO ZMlEKCZA
USMIERZA BOLESCI, LECZY WIATROWE
KOLKI i jest najlepszem lekarstwem MA BE.
GUNKE. Sprzedawane W aptekach " kazde1
czesci swiata. Badzciep ewni j pytajcie o ,usDo.
kajajacy cyrop PAM Winslow" Q ME bierzcie n
nyck, Csc L.telka-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-09
Polowanie policyi ma
Make BOska

odbywa sig jak 9isze ,,Lech"-
cd d}uiszego czasu " kslegarniach
gniezniehskich. Ot6z policYa tu-
tejsza arzadza " ksiegarnia,h
polskjch CO chwila rewizye i POI
szukuje ksiazek do na%bozcnstwa
z lltanie do Matki Boskiej, "
kt6rej zachodzi}aby prosba: kr6-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-09
Sprzedaz dewocyonali religiinych

ma rzecz budoWy koSciof6w zymsk0o-katolick1ch "
Czalcu, " Pysztowie W PrzemySlu 90. Selezyan6w.
Ia w%szystkich tych co to przedmloty pckupla odprawia-
ne beda msze 6wiete 10 wieczne easy "a zywych umar-
}ych W tel familii. Nadto ka1dv z prze,ylka otrzyma juz
darmo maly krzyzyk, r6zaniec t. p. poswiecony " Ray
mie. A vice rodacy zamawiajce i posefajcie zadatki a "
ten spos6b zaskarbicie sobie }aske u Boga a pc smieroi
:otrzymacie kr6lestwo niebieskie. -.Chociaz porto i clio
drogo kosztuje do Ameryki iedpak sic VAN to w~szystko
opfaci, 30 to ma cele dobroczynne Boze.
Adresowac prosze: JAN BYSTRYK, W Madame.
kOlbuSZOWSkim w neutrality-suspicious.
" " Cena Zadatk Reza
1 ozdobna zlocona pasyjke Naszego Pana i
Zbawicela Jezusa Chrystusa bez muzyki "a $500 80 $3.50
1 wspania}y obraz staniolowy W ramach
"a szkiem "a. $50 SO 200
1 krzyz 2 muzyka a........:... $50 SO 200
1 o%zdobiony recznie haftowany obraz W
ramach "a szk}em "a. $50 SO 200
1 obraz ma p}6tnie W ramach............ 200 50 1.50
1 piekny obraz ma kanwie malowany W
ramach "a szk}em "a ...:.... 200 SO $50
| Kapiczka ozdobna z muzyka ,Se,deczna
Mako" i t. .:....:.... 800 SO $50
1 piekny rzezbiony obraz Pan Jezus ma >
krzyzu" $50 so 200
1 wspania1a at}asem %ozdobiona kapliczke ~"
Matki Boskiej Nieustajacei Pomocy.. 2.20. 40 100
1 wspaniafy cbraz prawdziwegc Oblicza
Naszego Pana i Zhawiciela Jezusa Chry-
stusa (jestto p%rawdziwa odbitka z chusty
6w. Weroniki, z%najdujacej sic W ko6ciele
sw. Piotra W Rzymie)- Obraz ten W 4:
pieknych ramach "a szk}em kosztuje.. 200 80 1.50
Kto nade6le Gala %nalezytosc naprz6d, znacznie tanlej;
"a zaliczka drozej.
Pc otrzymaniu zadatku wyse}a sic zaraz reszte "a
pobraniem poczt0wem.
Zadatki prosze poselac W li6cie markami pocztowemi
kt6re %przyjmuje jake %got6wke wediug kursu dziennego
prosze zanawiac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-09
KrWiOzercZy sZCZep.

A~A
Jak donosza pisma francuskie z
wyspy Bourbon (Reunion) .zapad}
juz tam wyrok W sprawie krwawe~
go szczepu, znauego pod nazwa
,,Pijacych krew". Mai on cha.
rakter sekty ta]emuej, z praktyki,
dokony wane przez jego cz}onk6w
podczas zebran, przechodzi}y o.
kropno6cia najdzlksze i najkrwaw~
SIZE orgie s~ekciarskie. Ofiars ludz~
ka zabijauo uderzeniaml draga
zelaznego, nastepaie przecinano
nieszcsesnemu garlic, pito krew.
DO sekty nalezeli czarni osiedll
ma wysple. Hindus;. Aresztowano
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-09

1900 cent. mel cukru zniszczonych.
Mad vydobyciem wagondw prague
he prey pomocy parowego dzwi.
garu. -..
CIEKAwA HISTORIC W
TRZECH LlsTACH:
Jak stare ! wyprdbowane lekar'
stwo powr6oi}o ~szcse6cie pee'ws'nl'e!!
rodzlnie. M6wimy ..stare i wypr6
bowane" jest jul, cd p~rxeaz}o stu
lat y uzyciu. 3.
LIST !.
Menlo, Kas.,; IS Styosn,a, 1910.
DR.. Peter FahrneY q Sons, Chicago
Ill. Szanowni Panowle: = Die
ole nasze, liozace obecaie lat diva,
ma chorobe sk6rda Cd ozasu, kiedy
lliczy}o ledwie try tJgodnie zyoia;
cierpia1o ono: bsrdzo / wolaz sig
drapa}o, powlekszajec swoj boil. Mic
ME mog}o 60 uleczyc. Pred ME-
dawnym czaseh postanowili6my
lspr6bowa6 Gomozo, oto teraz
dsiecle czuje sie lepiej. Czy sadzi-
Gle Panowie, 4e Gomoso uleczy
dzlecko nasze. My ME zaajdujemy
eczema" wymlenlonej pomledzy
chorobami, jake leozy to lekarstwo,
IA spisle zamieszczonym ma butel.
oe. Proszac 0 odpis, kresllmy sic
z szaounkiem B. Janik.
Chicago, ILL.,, 81 styosnia 1910.
P. B. Janik, Menlo, Kss.
szanowny Panic: - Odpowiada-
jao ma list Pahski, : dnia IS sty-
cznia, donosimy. y ma pytaoie Pan.
skie niepodobps odpowleds'ec sta,
:nowczo = tax, albo ME. To jed.
max mozemy ~orzec 2 pewnoscia, ze
ORA Piotrs Gomozo uzywane
wlelklem powodzeniem " choro.
bach, a zatem wszelkie So po TENN
racye, ably zysiid nadzleje. II uzy.
wanie tego lekafstwa " wypadku
omawianym, bedsie uwiehczone
r6wn,es pomy6lnym wyniklem.
Zyczac ranu serdecznie wyzdro~
vienna Panskiej %dzleciuY, pozosta-
jenny.
DR.. Piotr Fahrney i Synowie.
LIST II.
{ Menlo. Kss.., IS. Maja 1919.
DR.. Peter Fabrney& Sons. Chicago
Ill. Szanown1 Panowie: : 2.
rado6oia ~douosze, ze ma}y nasz
synek, co do kt6rego pisa}em do
Pan6w pred n,edawnym czasem,
81 - -r - @TH
. kt6ry cierp,a3 IA "ec,ema"
wyzdrowlal! Jest on oh onie zupel'
uie sdr6w, "a co jestedmy Wan
serdecznie vdsieozni.
q wlelkiem uszano waniem,
B. Janlk.
ORA P,otra Gomozo, stare wypr6-
bowane leksrstwo utrzymuje stale
nieprzescignionY rekord " powo-
dzeniu przes p~rzeszso sto lat. zasi~
lajac krew / }agodsac oierpienia.
MONA go dostac u srecyalnYot
agentdw, albo sprowad1i6 cd w'as-
.ciclela.
AulR |
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-09
" statknl y p0W1etrz'
nym.

Ze San Antonio Texas donosza
Q fantastycznym akcie slubu miss
Shelton " statku powietrznym we
wysoko6cl 500 metr6w ponad zie-
mia. Pc dokonanej ceremoni,
przelecia}a para ~jeszcze IS mil "
%powietrzu, poczem zstapi}a zhdw
INA niziny"', aby u u :el.'i' v pew.
nym hotelu fete po6]ubna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-09
Radykalny SrOdek.

- hduykdlHy SrOutk.
=: ~ w Wuldsdorfie POD Hambur-
giem, %postanowi} pewien m}ody
parobek ukrdci6 swdj boil zeba v
ten sposob, ze nabi} pistolet i wy
palit W bolaoy zab, ktdry wszakse
pozosta} nienaruszony. Nationalist
kula utkwl&a W szyi radykalnY
parobek mus'a} sic poddac cie&kiej
operacyj.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-09

Boa z Tobq, ke,azeczka do nabo'
rozmiar 34x244 Gala ID
M,oofc Boqu, zbi6r n~ajleFazegt
nabozen1stwa i pie6ni koscl.lnyoh
rozmiaru 4x24 cali 49,
Lh,oata Boqu oprawna v sk6rke 2
zloconym tytulikiem, z}ocon'
brzegi... oo'
Chwasa Bogu, Y ozdobnej bale:
oprawle z klamerka, z{ocont
brzegl. p4.A'
Chwata Bogu, oprawna " miekka
skorke re z}oconym tytullklem'
zlocone brzegi............ $50
Ch,oata Bogu, oprawna " miekk?!
sk6rke, re zloconym tytulikiem
zameczkiem, wpewnatrzsra ok}adct
krzyzyk z per}oxej msc;cY l.5t
ESkarb duszy-Zbi6r najlepszego ma
bozenstwa i plesni koscielnych'
ksiazeczka Ola mlodzieky, opraw'
ma Y angie,ska sk6rke. z zloco-
nym tytulikiem, czerwon brze'
oo>
Ssar6 duszy-oprawna " angielsk;
sk6rke, z z}oconym tytullklem'
z1ocone brzegi.. so
Ska-b duszy-opraw y mlek6't
sk6rke : z}ooonym tytullklem'
z}ocone brzegi.. gu
Skar6 dwesy-w miekkiej oprawi'
z z}oconym tytullkiem, zfocon'
brzegi.. oo'
Skarb duszy- -oprawna W sk6rke
z}ooonym tytulikiem z okuoien
izameczkiem, z}ocone brzeg go
Skarb duszy-w e~}oganckiej sk6.
rzanej oprawie, z}ooonym ty'
tulikiena, zlocone brzegi.... 80
s#EEe - sE--. 80 $50
Ryoo,e k osyli krotki spos6b nabo'
ienetwa codzienzego ola rzym'
sko. katolik6w, : dodatkiem pie
6ni, oprawny " sk6rke ze z4oco
nyn' tytulikiem, ozerwone brze'
81
Ryborek-oprawny " sk6rke, z}o'
cone brzegl, : obrazkiem ma Q
k4aaoe i 1fooonym tytulikiem As
Yyb 2rek-o prawny. v sk6rke .io'
oo1,e brzegi, ze z}oconym tytu'
lik, en-, Z okuclem i zamec,'
klein So!
Ry6orek-oprawny " miekka sk6r
ke : z}ooonym tytullkiem .x}oco'
ne brzegi... SO
Wyborek-oprawny ozdobnie '
miekka sk6rke : z}oconym ty'u
likiem zlooone. .brzeggi.... IS
WNborsk oprawnys y. moon2 mietk;
sk6rke, : x}oconym tytulikien
z}ocone brzegi... IS
Forty nabo4e1stpa-Z modlitwam
9w. Alfonso M cze66 Naj6wiet
sssj Fanny Nary n~leustalqce
pomooy. Ksiaieczka oprawna !
moona sk6rke, ; kolorowym Q
brazkiem no okiadcc, : l8ooonyr
tytulikiem. x}ocone brzegl.. so
Perry naboxensssea - oprawns ,
miekk@ sk6rFe7x osdobami, z}o
oonym tytuliklsm, s}ocone brse
gl.............. $40
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-09
Blandyc1 " %sp6dn1cach.

1000 .: = =: - -.
z Warssawy donosza, re 5Sko-
bet dokona}o zuchwalego napadu
ma handlarza starotytnoJoi Abra.
hama Buttermilcha. Bandytki "a
brady mu l,4oo rubli' W got6wce
zfoty zegarek wraz z }ahcuszklem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-09

osmiu cz}onk6w handy, 2 kt6rych
t!zeoh sSazano ma smier6; reszte
ma roboty przYmus We. Dcdat
nalezy, ze pc pierwszej rozprawie
sadowej skazano ma 6mierd wszyst-
kich osmiu, za6 pc kasacie tego
wyroku ze ~wzgleddw formalnycih
nastepny wyrok- wwypadf ni eyl'c
}sgodnlej.
ZmarZl1 W pociagu tOWa-
rOWym.
Re stacyi Szmerynka W gubernii
podolsklej wyjecha} v tych dpiach
poclag towarowY sk}adajqcy sic :
90 wagon6w. w drodze jednak
nastafa ogromna zawieja 6%niezns,
wskutek czego pociag utknaf "
zaspach. Obsluga kolejowa straci}a
" ezezoi Ayoie. Dw6eh ma: msa4szyni"
stow dos}ownie zlodowaoialo, trzem
szafnerom zmar1iy rece !, nogi do
tego stopnia, ie konieczna jest
amputacya (uiecie rak ! n6g).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-09

ttssF =" EE f~-.- EESs -t4- -,L"-Et''.-- ELE%-e
lowo Korony Polskiej, mod. ysis
"a nam'. Ooprdcz tegcc polioyss
polule ma pocz,6,wkAiil Z wizzerunIk lie
Matki Bo.skiej j : podppiissem: Kr6.
Iowa Kprony Polskiej. Ot6a
do clego JUL dzisiaj doss}o. Poll.
cya wy1awia ksiazkis do nabo&en-
silva i przepisuie wiernym, jak sic
mai9 modliG. Moze doczekamy
sic ~jeszcze tego, ze, gdy " jakim
ko6ciele wierni odmawla6 beda
owa zakasana lltanie, Gala parafia
p6jdzie ma lave oskarzonych - "a
podburzanie do gwa}t6w! Mech
policya ME sadzi, re " ten spos6b
wydrze 2 serc ludu polLskiieeggo Ware
jego 6Tlete patrooke, kt6ra
przez papiezy sobory uronzy5cie
uznana zosta}a K r 8 va K o+.
r y P olskiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-09
MiIi0ny ptak6W SpfeWaja'
CyCh Ofiara mrOZu.

MlllOuy pUttAOV oplOW 0JQ"
CyCh Oflara mrOZu.
Gaia ubieg}a jesieh ma poludaio-
wynn stoku laaami pokrytych g6r
kaukaskich by{a bardzo ciepia,
wskutek czsgo wieksza Geese ptav
k6~ W odlocie z p6}nocy osiad}a
W tych lasach, aoy pc podr6zy wy
poczac. Gdy jednak nasta}y nagle
slime mrozy i zawieje, q ptaki
chcia}y SIC ratowac, by}o juz "a
p6zno. Stokl g6r i wybrzeia nora
Czarnego pokryte SO milionami
zmarznietych biednych ptak6w.
kOZW0j telefOn0W
prawdziwie olbrzymie przedstawia
llozby, odnoszace sic do wszyst-
|kich czesci 6wlata razem. Apara..
tow telefonicznych jest oko}o 10
milion6w z 80 millonami kilome
tr6w przewod6w, kt6remi moznaby
opasac 975 ray kule ziemska na
obwodzie row nika. Os6b, prevail
nle kobiet, zatrudnionych " obslu-
DE telefvn6w Jest AGO, 900, dsien.
ME 2rowadsl sig So miliony roz~
NOV, kapita} zas, tkwiaoy " ca}em
urzadzeniu telefonio1nem, wyuosi
z do 8 miliardtw koron.
KOSci6f re stall
zbudowany zosta{ pod wezwaniem
.sw. Sebastyana " Manili. Jest to
oscbl,wo6c v swo,m rodzaju. OF
tarze tylko l pojedynoze czedoi
wewnetrznego urzadsenia 50 z,
.innych materyaldw. Ko6oi6i spra-
via mile w~razen,e, zbudowany jest
W stylu gotyku angielskiego.
soiany maja podobno s milimetrow
grubo6ci, q ws.ystkle cze6ci u4yte
do budowY wYkonsne sosta}y "
Europe j przewiesione nastspn:e
do Man,li.
WagOny W mOrZu.
Ma Molo Valeria wpadly 8 nie-
|zahamowane wagony ; kosxtow-
'nYtn ladunkiem cnkru do nora.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-09

300 cent. mel cukru zniszczonych.
Mad vydobyciem wagon6w praous
|]a PREY pomooy parowego dzwi-
garu. .-.