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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28

NEW YORK. Kisdy pre-.
zydent Taft wczoraj przybyl
koleja Pennsylvania do Move.
go Yorku, ME pojawiia sic
eskorta policyjna, jsk to BY
wa zwyczajem. Presydent 70
swym orszakiem musial pre-
ciskac sic przex t}umy do
swego automobile, a dziesie-
ciu murzy6skich "porte16w",
kt6rych spiesznie %zgromadzo-
no, torowa}o droge j utrzy.
mywa}o jaki TAXI porsadek.
Okazalo sic, 10 rano B. G.
Wheeler, czlonek tajnej siuz-
by, zazadal by} takiej eskorty
! re poWszechnie %mniemAno,
il eskorta bedsle M miejscu.
P6zniej dowiedsiano sic, 70
komisarz policyjny o6wiad-
cyl, il eskorta zaswyczaj
przydzielana burmistrsowj,
wystarcza takze ola prezy-
denta, gdyz W mie6cie No
wynn Yorku prezydent ME
ma wiekszego znaczenia cd
bqrmistrza miasta. Ale dla-
czego tak;ej eskorty M csas
ME by}o, jeszcze ME wyatt
Mono. Prezydent udal ole do
mieszkania swego brata Hen
ryka W. Tafta, PREY 48 uliey;.
'kledY byf W drodze, nadje-
chali ma bioyklach trsej poll
cyanci, kt6rsy tel p6zni.j to-
warzyszyli mu v drodze do
hotelu Astoria, a nastepnie do
Brooklyna. Ma. bankieeie
Economic Club" presydent
Taft %przemawial, wykasujac
prawa senator6w i prawa pre-
zydenta Stan6w Zjednoe.o-
nych W sprawach zagraniez~
nych. w BrooklyLie na chwi-
le pojawil sie .pfesydent q.
bankietach New England
Society" i akademii muzycz-
nej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28

ich. me5a. Zdarza sie. wpraw-
die bardzo czesto, ze tony
,~poligamist6w pragnace 70
staf chrze6cijankami, uczie.
kaja ola zawarcia waznego
malze6stwa 2 lnnnym, ale ME
zawsze i'm sig to udaje. w
wiosce Inongo wypAdki po-
coraz, ga rzadsze.
Dzie6 chrztu zaznaczyi sic
W cafej wsi jak prawdziwe
6wieto. Wszyscy byli ma no
Zach. ko6ci6}zapelnil sic wi
dzami. Szczego}nie wielkie
wrazenie sprawify M oto-
czeniu try parry malzehskie.
Bylo to trzech starc6w j
try staruszkj. Ludzie ci, ME
robiac sobie mic 2 przesadu,
10 ,,jest sic "a starym, by
chodziG ma katechizm", "
clagu dw6ch lat, powiedzief
MONA, nigdy nauki religii
ME opu6cili.
Pomimo takiej pilnosci
potrzebowali:j ednak wielkie-
go poblazania.
w: dniu %egzaminu, .decyduja-
cego o dopuszczeniu do
Chrztu 6w., m6wili sami:
,,Jestesmy "a starry, zeby to
wszystko ~zapamietac", co
ME przeszkadza, il byli mo-
20 najlepiej ze wszYstkich
przygotowani. Doznali tel
szczeScia W tel wielkiej chwi-
Ii: rado6c ja6nia}a ma ich twa.
rzach i z%as}uzyli ma to, tree
ba BOWEN meztWa, zeby wy,
trwa6 " ciagu dw6ch. lat ":
uczeszczaniu> ma a katechizml
Dzie6 ten by} take ola
serca. Misyonar7a prawdzi-
wen 6wietem.
Wiele juzz ray mn1fieli6my
szczescie udzzielteniaa tChrztu
sw. JUL to robotnikom, lub
zoinierzo ''r s;9}ro'y!ai< zpPa,dstro-
we, iuz krajowcom " godzi-
ME 6mierci, ale to grono TO
nowych chrze5cija jan bylo, 10
.<,T I'LL. -
tax p'owiem, ,pierWocinami
ludno6ci tutejsz;yJc;h wa,iiosek
k~rajowc6w. Wielu 2 tych neo
fi i: chcialoby pozostac W
misyi samej zsaobawy o ultra.
to swej pierwszej gorliwo6c!
W zetknieciu sic z pogana-
mi, ale opr6cz racyj rolity
cznych, stajacych temu ma
przeszkodzie, m6wimy i'm, il
zamiast ucieka6 Cd swych
wsp6ibraci katechumen6w je-
szcze, lub pogan; powinni
przeciwnie wsr6d Mich, pozo.
STAG ola dodania i'm bodzca
przyk}adem.
Mieszka6cy wszystkich
wiosek sasiadujacych z Inon-
go, domagaja sic chrztu usil-
ME, a ze wzgledu ma ich pill
ne cd dw6ch lat uczeszczanje
ma katechizm i dobre ich u.
sposobienie, ME bedziemy
mogli odm6wic tel wielkiej
}aski znacznej ich lic2bie.
z drugiej stronv, inc vie
eel ich zsdaja. W tym sygod-
niu wyprawiamyieszcz CITE
rech o siedem dni drogl stad.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28

lych swych ]6dkach. Wsku-
tex tego zmuszeni jeste6my
,oddac do ich rozpor2adzenia
jedyny nasz stack, nam sa-
mym potrzebny ola odwie.
DIANA k~atechumenat6w.
Przep}ywanie jeziora " zwy-
.kiej l6dce, Z jednegosprdia wy
|drazonej, byloBy wiecei MY
~zuchwalstwem 2 naszej stro-
ny. Bezwatpienia vice pick
|nym czynem ~nazwacby moz-
ma dostarczenie nam nowego
statku.
z drugiej strony, cd poll
nocno. wschodu praca narza
ewangelizacyjna, tax wsze
die zreszta p}odna, jest wei
|sciem protestant6w; bardzo
vice potrzebujemy wzmo~
CINEMA sic ma tym punkcie.
Wzniesienie duzej ezkoiy
kaplicy, gdzieby6my mog]j
osadzic katechiste zdolnego
do udzie]ania szko]nej nauki
obok religii, OTTO ~jeszcze
dzie1o do stworzenia!
z togo, co poprzedza, dale
sic widzie, ze zniwo. dusz "
okregu Jeziora Leopolda II,
na]ezy do najobfitszych, ale
utwierdza mas to coraz bar
dziej W przekonaniu o ME-
moznosci zdzialania dobra,
Jake dokonac sic powinno.
Rrak ludzi, brak srodk6w...
OfamY mocno, IL Bog PREY
Sic nowyceprobQtnik6w do 70
|brania tax obfitych plon6w
Go za6 dotyczy narzedzi, ii.
5rodk6w materyalnych, to IL
czymy coras wiecej ma wspa-.
nia}o my6lno6c Braci naszych
W Europe i " Ameryce.:
r 49,. - = - .--Er .- 3 = To- 8 So ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28

~ :ofiary ma misye afrykahdskiie
mogq hyc przesy}ane do Sodalicyi
sw. Piotra Klawera. " Rzymie, via
He'll Olmata Is albo do fill pol
skiej: Krakow vi. 6w Amy, 4. SO:
dalicya ia, znajdujaea sic " zalez.
nosci cd sw. Kongregacyi de Pro
|paganda Eide, pozostaje W stosun-
kach re wszystkiemi Zgromadzenia.
mi misyonarzy, ewangelizujqcemi
Afryke, INA gruntownie najrozmait:
sze ich potrzeby i przesy}a jalmu1.
ny, ofiarowane ma wvkup tam, gdzie
"a posrednictwem misyonarzy ka.
tollckich MONA biednym niewolni.
kom zapewnlt niety1ko wolnost
|cia}a, ale i duszy czyniqc ich chrze-
6cijanami. =.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28

oni slaba clec' nawr6cen'a
5 I; zaWsze iedrnak s}vszyiem
|te sama odpoN Wy bias.
ii, czy rzucacio p%ieniadze
vase " wn,ie? A vice my,
jjeta Il 3 jeina tylko zostanie-
my uznani "a biedak6w."
Ale wracam do naszego
wodza ii Mpanzy. Ot6z ten
Epo'c,zaciwy czlowiek, stawszy
sic iednczennym i uczeszcza-
JAG pilnie. ma katechizm. cd
|dw6ch. lat prawie, przycho-
|dzi DO mas W tycb dniach z
powodu uroczysto6ci Wielka-
nocnych i m6wi: "A vice,
[Ojcze, kiedyz bede ochrzco-
ny?" Ojciec 2rzeiozony 3D.
powjada re powinien troche
zaczekac, gdyz czas wymaga-
ny do przygotowania sic do
chrztu sw. jeszcze ME up}y-
Iql. Ale poczciwiec nasz u.
cieka sic w6wczas do tajem-
mic sztuki k~rasom6wczej:
"Wiedz O. ten Ojcze = cd
zywa sic ze wszyscy cas-
nj, a szczeg6lnie wodzowie,
oczy maja ma mnie zwr6co-
ne, a jezeli mnie dlugo costa
wisz W poga1stwie, coz ma
to powiedzal ze napr6zno u
czyni{em ofiare, z trzydziestu
czterech ION, re napr6zno
wyrzek1em sic wychylenia
car wilma palmowt co." i.
t. d. Wymienif on jeszcze
szereg powod6w ma poparcie
swej sprawy, ~zapewniajac le
ME znajdziemy mic magazine
go W postepowaniu jego. cd
dnia W kt6rym spe}ni} wiel
ka ofiare. Katechista swiad-
czy 20 swej strony, re istot-
ME cd chwili przy}ozenia re-
k q do. pltuga ME oglada sic
poza s'eb1e.
Przekonani jestefmy, il
pragnie on rzeczywi5cie.
|chrztu, to tel Zielone SWAT.
HI maia przynie6c jemu i je-
go ionic tax oczekiwana las
Ike. 3
Ma kilka dni pred Wiel.
kanoca oGby} sjf.. pierwszy
liczny chrzest hajowc6w 2
Inongo i okolicy.
Podczas swej wizytacyi u
mas x. Biskup poszed} obej-
rec kaplice. szko}e gdzie cd
dw6ch lat gorliwy. J6zef Isa-
tote codziennie chodzi udzie-
lac nauki. X. Biskup W isto-
Gle byl zdumiony ma widok
tax wielkiej iloSci os6b prey
chodzacych Ma katechizm, o.
sob r6znego wieku i rome
90 po}ozenia, moznaby po-
wiedziec. Byli tam starcy
staruszki, rowniez jak dzieci
|plci obojej, uwazac 70 punkt
honoru stawienie sic ma wez-
wanie, a navel poligami6ci.
|Ci o.tatni zapisuiq sic, a my
i'm ME ~cdmawiamy, wciaga,
JAG ich imiona tylko ma o.
sobna liste ma czele. caiej
seryi zon, jake posiadaja.
Ludzie ci ko1cza ma poczu-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28

pomimo zimnego deszczu,
.D,zisiaj ran Taft ro,eSle pre-
salo :sto iudyk6w. do wszyst
kich zcnaty.h funkcyonary-
uszy iulz.drik6w " B;alym
EDumu i z~abudnwaniach do
tegoz nalezacych. Prezydent
p rodzina spedzi ten dzie6,
tax jak ". poprzedDicL. dwu
|latach " SVEN mieszkaniu W
Bia1ym Domu. Parma Hele-
ma Charlie Taft JUL So "
domu, a Robert. syn rajstar
sly, dis przybedzie. Charlie
juz jest "a duly, by zawie-
sza} po6czoch9 mad komin-
klein.
CHICAGO, I'LL. w mie6cie
Aurora aresztowano wczoraj
Robertowa J. Holmes z St.
Louis, kt6ra pojecha}a samo.
chodem do Downers Grove
j tam wykrad}a wlasne die
CT 2 ,rezydencyi swego meta.
Dzieci w}a6nie byiy W dro~
DE do szko}y kiedy Holme.
sowa pojawi}a sic W mia
steczku. Kobieta wstrzyma.
Ia %automobil, zabra!a dzieci,
8 letnia Marye i Z letnja
Ma}gorzate, i czempredzej
odjecha}a. Dziesiec minut
p6zniej maj jej dowiedzia}
sic o uwiedzeniu dzieci. Po-
.licya w%strzyma}a Holmesowa.
Pred trzema miesiacami ko
beta ia %porzuci}a meza.
Holmes wystara} sic o zakaz
sadowy na mocy kt6rego TO-
ME /. ME wolno bylo :zabrac
dzieci 20 SODA. Kobieta ia
Jest stenografistka sama sic
u%trzymuie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28
KONGO BELGIJSKIE.D
Jak poganle ida do BOga...

DrogitBo4e "a cudowne a tohnie
ME }aski tax. roty 2ne, ze p~rzeobraza
navel dusze, ,oddane wystepkom j
nafogom :pogahstwa, Qpowiadanie
w. o. Van Holntte, Kongr. Oh
COW NiepokslAHegpI5s|Ssaro Maryi
Il Scheut). amswalaa1as5. z jednej
strony do zsstanowienia sic mad
wszystkiem, codmy -;otrxymall, a
czem wzgardsilismy niejednokrot':
ME, z"drugiej zas mimowoli ma
suwa por6wnanie p%o}osenla naszego
z przeszkodami, jake zwalczad III
sza u ludzie, wczoraj j~eszcze pogra-
zeni W balwochwalstwie, ably sig
STAG uczniami Chrystusowymi.... A
wiec, ola podziekowania "a }askl O.
trzymane, ola wynagrodzenia do
brodsiejstw wzgardzonych, ola u
p~roszenia opieki Matki Bozej, pos
pieszamy z pomoca tym .katechu'
menom, kt6rzy chcac sic dosta6 do
misyi, zaledwie odwazyc sig moga
ma przebycis gro4nego %jeziora W
swych tax wat}ych &6dkach! List
nizej podany wzbudzi W nas prag~
nic";c czynn, a.. wdziecznosc
wxyled,m Boga sposoby nam wska-
re.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28

WARRINGTON, Prezydsnt
Taft wczoraj popoludniu j
wieczorem ko6czyf awe "a
.kupua przed6wiateczne,ob jez'
d..zajac miasto " automobile.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28

dz4j nil "a rok. Uiaskawil
dwudzisstu drn viezn'6w
juzto chorJch, j,,z ME posia-
dajacych p~rxyjaeisl, JUL wrs,
szcie ota,eczal,ch pr1y pra-
10y " kopalni.ch stanowych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28

MEM misyi " Inongo wle,llul
l. tyrh mie,zkshc6w rad.
|brzeza Mimi, = navel iezio.
ra, po4zlv zeb,aG s}oNa Boz
lego W WDmhal', W miaAi
100. Ju4uit6w, pot, zn1ej Y
g ! / K-wango, 2 scaie dni
|drogi Cd MICH.
Gdy pred trzena lsty Oh
Sclreut .przy byli " CO.
Ilu zaiozenia pierwszej misyi
mad jrziorem Leopolda H.,
znalezli juz chrzescijan po-
trosze, co by}o cenna pomo.
"a W poczatkach evangelical
cyi tego okregu. JUL zaraz "
|pierwszym roku cjcow1e 2
|Inongo mogli pos}ac do licz-
nych wiosek chrzescijan ola
nauczania katechizmu. Z.
! Gdy Ojciee przyby} po raz
do Inongo, znalaz}
tam roootnika chrzescijanina,
kt6ry, " braku misyonarza,
uczyl co wiecz6r katechizmu
wszystkich robotLik6w glow
nego mia.ta. Mai nawet spis
nazwisk swych s{uchaczy, ma
kt6rym zaznacza{ kazdego
dnia obetnych, skutkiem
czego m6gf wskszaG Ojcu
wielu katechumen6w, u
czeszczajacych stale ma nau-
Ike katechizmu. Ludzie ci ME
widxieli mig ~ misyonarza,
mogacego jch zachecic, a
mieli niezachwiana ufnosc,
ze doczeksja sic cbwili jego
przybycia. By}a to vice ME
zm'orna poeiecha ola ssrca
kaplana znaleMenie tn takiej
WARY i takiej wytrwa]osci.
ten powtarzaf ,niejed.
n%okrotnie, 10 ME jego dzia-
lem bylo zaloienie misyi W
:bo ,zostafo to bowiem
dokonane pred jego przyby-
|ciem! "
Obecnie, " try ]ata pc o.
siedleniu sic misyonarzy, wy
klada sic katechizm W czter-
conajmniej wioskach.
Tray gf6wne plemiona tego
okregu: Ntomba, Nkundi i
Wadia korzystaja z tej nauki.
Chez. nawr6cenia. sic okazuja
nawet znani naczelnicy, po-
siadajacy pokazuy harem;
wypadki takie 50 rzecza dose.
rzadka " Kongo.
Ot6z obecnie nawroci} sic
nacxelnik medalem obdarzo-
ny, wioski Mposo, kolo Nku-
tn, posiadajacej pewne Una
genie. On sam ma pod SODA
kilku mniejszych naczelni-
k6w wiosek otaczajacych, Gle
sly sic tex wielkiem uwaza-
MEM W okolicy i przyk}ad
|jego %sprowadz'c moze cudow-
ne skutki.
Juz inny, znaczenie majq-
cy, naczeln;k Mpanzy, VISTA
pill v jego Shady. Mai on IS
zon, z kt6'ych "a odprawii,
dostarczajac tym sposobem
80 .. -. Sc. .#.---N . #~- : = - .s-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28

"OSAA t0J Wlolk10j
.}aski znacznej ich licsbie.
q drugiej stronv, i'm vie
eel ich zsdaja. W tym sygod-
:niu wyprawiamyieszcze CITE
rech Q siedem dni drogi stad.
Szkoda tylko, ze to podr6ze
2 takim trudem SO przedsie-
,branel z powodu wielkiego
.obszaru jeziora "a trzeba il
przeplynac ola dostan1e sic
do wszystk ich prawie kate
chumenat6w), j z racyi jego
zwodniczych pozor6w, chrze-
|6cijanie nasi katechi6ci j
nasi katechumeni, kt6rzy
powinniby przybyc ma blizkie
JUL p~rzygotowanie sic do
chrztu, zaledwie NIGGA sic
odwazYc ma powierzenie ~
|cia z%dradliwymf alom " wat.
IxESs#EEzHHff% gS%D%94&Ia 1~9as
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-07-22
sSSSRe

utionists at Gonaiyes, the latter practl-
cally are victorious, and all towns, ex-
cept the capital, are in their poses
sion.
President Simon has been compelled
TO abondon his campaign to the north
to withdraw his army hastily to the
capital, where he is now confined to
his bed by illness.
1t Is understood there will be des-
perate fighting and Captain Dismukes
reported the revolutionary troops
are now marching toward the capital
from St Mare, which they captured
without much resistance.
Captain Dismukes reports the In
terests of Americans at Gonaives are
not endangered by the revolutionary
occupation of the city. where the pop
nlation appeared to be in full SYM
party with the movement. This con-
dition has strengthened the determina-
ton Of the state department to stand
behind the action of American Min
lister Furniss in joining the other for
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Zzle Street CHIo
~ 2ooS Ra PPM

eign representatives I'm protest
against any attempt to lombard the
unfortified towns j the coast.
The big steel yacht American, which
her owner. Evans L, Dick of the New
York Yacht club. has constituted a
refugee ship for American women inn
pefiled by the revolution In Hayti. Is
something of a ship of mystery. About
two weeks ago the American was
bought from Mrs. Grace Watt Thomas
and report has ii that she has been
conveyed to the Haytien government.
Mr.. Dick Mt the time refused to con-
firm or deny the report. although
Louis Durand, the Haytien consul,
was authority for It. Another report
was that the yacht had been sold to
the agents of cipriano Castro, the
vanished man of destiny"
Before the American sailed, she was
tied up for a week In Hoboken to
be fitted with eight rapid-fire guns.
Next the American apepared at
Bridgeport, where she took on many
boxes. There are ammunition factor
les In Bridgeport. Then she shifted to
New London, where she took on more
boxes, and about week ago she
sailed.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-07-22
COMMITTEE MEETS
SOME ANCIENT
HISTORY
INVESTIGATORS BRING CAM.
PAIGN CONTRIBUTION OF
DAYS GONE BY TO LIGHT.

New York, July 2l.-rhe American
Sugar Refining company contributed
100000 to help benjamin Harrison In
one of his campaigns for the presi-
dency against Grover Cleveland. The
contribution was told of by John T.
Parsons, former attorney for the
company, IN his testimony before the
congressional committee which is In
vestigating the affairs Of the so-called
trust. He could not remember wheth-
er it was the first or the second cam
paign.
Mr.. Parsons frankly boasted that he
was the "pioneer In the formation of
the American trust" and was proud
Of 1t, but secuted the idea that the
sugar trust constituted MONOPOLY
such as the Standard Oil or Amer
lean Tobacco companies.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-07-22
ON FIELD OF BATTLE
TAFT MAKES PLEA
FOR PEACE
PRESIDENT SPEAKS BEFORE
GATHERING OF VETERANS
AT MANASSAS.

Manassas, Va, July 21.--Mud be-
spattered after a difficult trip from
Washington by automobile over flood
ed roads and swollen creeks, Presl-
dent Taft today faced an audience
made up in part of veterans who wore
the blue and the gray within few
miles Of the scene of the first great
conflict Of the civil war, and vas APP
plauded and cheered when he made a
plea for international peace.
The president declared that gen.
eral arbitration treaty with Great
Britain and France probably would be
signed within the next 10 days. He
added that he hoped within the next
few days to announce that three other
great powers would enter into similar
agreements with the United States. He
did not go so far as to indicate the
nations that he had In mind, but Il
was generally believed that he re-
ferred to Germany, Italy and The
Netherlands. Japan ultimately may
come into the far-reaching peace pact,
but the negotiations with that empire
are said to be merely tentative.
A Hard Trip.
President Taft reached Manassas late
this evening after a tempes.uous trip
1t was so strenuous that the presiden
tial party abandoned their motor cars
here and returned To the capital by
train.
| Mr. Taft laughingly compared his
| troubles in getting to Bull Run t.
/ those some folks so years ago haa
| in getting away.
Il brought some senator's and repre-
sentatiyes down with ine from Wash
ington,' he said, and because OF the
exigencies of the road and the storm
and the strife Of the elements, we came
far more slowly than some senators
and representatives who came dowf
j here half century ago Vent back
The presidents trip from Washington
to Manassas would have thrilled TN
4 tlE.E
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-07-22
VIOLENCE PREVAILS
At CAMORR|ST
TRIAL.
WITNESS AND LAWYER FIGHT
AND BASToLoZZI FALLS IN
EPILEPTiC FIT.

Viterbo, Italy, July 21.-The most
violent scene OF the camorrist trial
to date was provoked today by per-
sonal dispute between Captain Ia
bronl and Hawyer Lioy. In the tu-
multi all the lawyers fled from the
room, Enrlco Alfano and Genarro
Abbatemaggio, the informcr were
thrown out bodily by the carbinecrs,
Giovanni Bastolzzi fell IN fit and
President Bianohi, helpless to MAIN
tain order, declared the session ad-
journed.
Throughout the hubbub Fabroni
stood pale but impassive. AS the
courtroom was being cleared, he said:
THE camorra, In or out Of court
cannot intimidate me-"
F'abroni, captain of the Neapoitan
carbineers, was assigned by the min
istry of justice to nproot the Ca
mora, During the last few days h,
\ has told on the witness stand the
result of his detective work and the
operations of the association. Ales-
sandrO Lioy, now attorney for the de-
fense. formerly edited a newspaper
! Fabroni has testified that revelation
i against the canorra made by Editor
| Lioy We're not in harmony with th,
claims set up by Lawyer Lioy in de-
Tense of his clients. Bitter feeling
/ between the detective and lawyer hal
resulted.
When court opened today Captain
Fabroni was asked BY Cavalier San
/ toro, the crown prosecutor, Whethe
the assertion OF Zanelli that Marshal
capibutti had tried To influence hin
to swear falsely against his fellos
Il prisoners were true.
"The Scum Of criminality"
/ "Zanelli Is the scum of crimnalits
Indeed, II was I4ioy, who throng
Zanelli, attempted to buy witnesse
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-07-22
MINERS OF MEXICO
FACE FAMINE

Sabinas, Mexico, July 21-Salya-
dor Madero, who arrived here yes
terday from Monterey to look into
the strike situation at the Rosta
mines, announced that the mines
would be closed from July 20 to
January ], 1872. This one camp
contains about 5000 persons. When
the mines close they will be desti-
tute In country that produces abb
solutely nothing to eat.
1t Is believed other mines In this
district also will close In few
days About 10000 persons are de-
pendent upon these mines. Those
who have the money to do SO are
leaving the district.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-07-22
SOLDIERS GUARD DOCKS.

Cardiff. Wales, July 21.-Five hum
dred Lancashire fnsileers arrived here
today and occupied the buildings In the
dock district. There was rioting by
the shipping strikers thror~hont the
night. The streets were strenn VII
wreckage and the hospitals are filled
with victims of mob violence.
Efforts are being made to open me-
gotiations between the shipping men
and the strikers
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-07-22
CONDITIONS BETTER.

Cape Haytien. July 2i.--Condi-
tions here today assumed more
normal aspect. General Alberto
Salnaye Is at the head of the regu-
lar forces and General Alfredo
Anguste has been appointed COM
mandante of the town. Tho revo-
lutionary force at Trou Is now aa-
vanclng toward Cape Haytien.
General GILES Is refugee In the
Italian consulate. His house and
the military properties and works
have been pillaged.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-07-22
Defenders Busy.

Port Au Prince, July 21.-The gov
ernment, strengthened by 1000 men
who arrived during the night, has
made resistance to the revolutions
lists who are threatening the capital
from the north.
President Simon is directing the de-
Tense of the palace. General Sylvan,
the new secretary of the interior, has
taken command of the government
troops concentrated at the port Of
.--- I1nntiniInd n, pa nn E,iunA
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-07-22
TYPHOID EPIDEMIC IN HAND.

Norfolk, Va, July 21.--Of the 45 ty-
phoid fever patients transferred from
the st, Helena naval reservation to the
naval hospital at Portsmouth there has
been but one fatality thus far.
The situation at st. Helena Is said
to be we'll in hand. incubation has
been extensive among the men and the
authorities believe that this has had
the desired effect In checking the
fever.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-07-22
FIGHT OVER RECIPROCITY CON.
CLUDED WITH PASSAGE OF
u MEASURE ASSURED.
Insurgcnt Leader Makes the Last
Stand for the Opponents Of the Bill,
Arraignng II, the Administration
and tho Democrats in Vigorous
Terms.

Washington, July 21,-The most Bit
ter fight for legislation waged by an
administration In many years will
come to Il close tomorrow when the
Canadian reciprocity BILL an issue be-
fore two sessions of congress, will be
passed by the senate by. decisive
vote. That at least 90 senators out
of a total membership of 81 will vote
In favor of the measure was predicted
tonight by senator's of both political
parties. This Will include all but four
or five of the democrats and also will
include IL great proportion of the so
called "stalwart" republicans. OPP
posed tn the bill will be a majority OF
the republican insurgents, who come
from northwestern states, a few of
the republican regulars and handful
of democrats.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-07-22

Washington, July 21.-President ST.
mon OF Hayti appears doomed to fol-
low President Diaz Of Mexico and to
give way to revolutionary govern
ment, according to adyices reaching
Washington. In the opinion of Cap
tain Dlsmukes of the gunboat Petrol.
watching the operations of the reyo-
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-07-22
COMPANY IN GOOD STANDING.

La Crosse, Wis., July 2i.--0rganlzed
labor of Wisconsin, represented nj tho
OF the State Federation OF
Labor today voted the Buck Stove and
Range company In good standing with
the unions. !. !.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-07-22
LAST MIAMI DEAD.

Peru. Ind, July 21,--William God
frey, aged 81, the last member OF the
family OF Francis Godfrey, the last
war chief of the Miami Indians, died
today at the Miami county inflrmary.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-07-22
HELP WANTED-MALE.
MAN TO CARE FOR DELIVERY
Horses. Apply Union Market.

July IA this little ad was printed Before noon
that day. there several applications for the place
and good man was selected. The cost of the class
ad is so Slight cent word that it is easy to in
woke its aid. Why not try it? If you're out of work
and want job, The Missouan will print your ad for
nothing .-4e#s ##