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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-27

Did YOU ever see as many fun.
ny people in your life as those
people are who do not carry in.
surance2 When we say funny
we speak adyisedly, for IT Is a
fact that the fellow who neglects
10 dohis duty imagines that he
is extremely funny. Better look
10 your insurance then laugh.
ID. J. Wood can fix YOU uD. 3 p.
There are times IN the work
OF a newspaper man when he
must be controlled by his SYM
pathies for the innocent ones in
the publication Of news. This
paper bows 10 the inevitable in
such cases and is willing 20 ac.
cept the criticism Of some II good
is accomplished and aching hearts
are saved further pain.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-22
PRIMARY SCHOOL FUND
is COMPLICATED

LANSING, Mich, Dec. 21.-The pri-
mary school fund, which has caused
state officials and legislators much
worry, threatens to cause further COM
pications In the near future and be-
cause OF the manner in which-.it has
been handled there will be a greater
shortage in the general fund OF the
state treasury than was anticipated a
few weeks ago
The law provides that penalties
which corporations operating under
the specific tax system are required
to pay when taxes are not delivered
TO the state at the required time, shall
be turned into the primary school
fund, but for some reason during the
past few years this interest from the
specific tax fund has kone into the GER
eral fund and has been used to pay
operating expenses OF the state. At
de present time there Is about $40 900
due the primary school fund and Super
intendent of Public instruction l.. L.
Wright has demanded OF Audltor-Gen-
eral Fuller that he turn the money
over.
In order 10 comply with Superin-
tendent Wright's demand II will be
necessary to take the cash from the
general fund Owing to the fact that
there is less than $4,000 available to
pay current expenses at the present
time. such action will be an impossi-
rility, but will probably De done when
the taxes begin to arrive In January.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-22
LONG VACATION WORKS
INJURY TO PUPILS
-sUPERINTEND WRIGHT.
Head of State Department of
Schools Tells How He Would
Improve Conditions.

LANSING, Mich. Dec. 21-"I would
not like TO have any one think that l
am in favor OF combining children for
six days In the week and 4S weeks
in the year In crowded school rooms,
some of which are poorly ventilated,
from 3 o'clock i'm the morning until
4 O'Clock In the afternoon, as at pres
emit said superintendent OF Public
Instruction L. l.. Wright In an inter-
view today
"Th' very reverse is true. am In
favor of fewer hours of study and
recitation, more hours OF manual
work and more hours of physical
training and play under supervision.
The academic knowledge gained In
the grade schools or in the high
schools for that matter Is secondary
In Importance to the habits that are
formed Training is more important
than books. and skill is more import
ant than knowledge The habit or APP
plication Is a most valuable asset. A
habit Is formed by doing the same
thing very many times. A child VIII
form the habit OF work IL he Is made
to feel that he Is expected to work, to
some extent at last. every day
The long vacation in towns Is a
period OF idleness. of breaking down
OF good habits. and the formation OF
poor ones. The last few weeks in
the spring and the aTst few weeks
in the fall are less valuable than
other weeks OF the school year on
account of getting ready for and re-
pairing the damage caused by the
long vacation. think children
would be better off II the vacation
could be shortened TO about six
weeks in the year. Teaching would
be more permanent business.
Teachers would get more money and
teaching would be more like bus
mess profession. Children would
not have less play or less rest, but
II would be differently distributed.
This could be arranged so that 1t
would not be any more expensive
than the present system. II the
school year were divided into four
terms of IL weeks each, IL would be
easy to arrange courses so that a
child might take either three or
four terms as would seem advisable"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-22
COURTS RULING FAvORS
GOVERNMENT IN TRIAL
OF CHICAGO PACKERS
Judge Carpenter Overrules OBJ
lection to Wilkerson's Refer
: ence To Independents.
MOTIVE is INVOLVED
Prosecution Endeavors To Prove
This Was To Gain Monopoly
of Dressed Beef Industry.

CHICAGO, Dec 21.--A decision
which will give the government a
position OF vantage in the trial OF the
10 millionaire packers on charges OF
criminal combination IN restraint OF
trade was rendered today by Federal
Judge Carpenter. The court denied
: motions by the defense for dismissal
of two OF the five counts OF the In
dictments against them, and refused
a plea OF the defense that the jury be
instructed 10 disregard certain state
ments included In District Attorney
Wilkerson's opening statement.
II was this last named decision that
vas construed as OF great advantage
by the prosecution. The statements
specifically objected 10 by the defense
were regarding the acquisition of in
dependent" packing house firms by
the National Packing Co. 1t was al
legged that this acquisition took place
at time when the statute OF iimita-
TONS would operate against court pro-
ceedings.
Judge Carpenter swept this conten-
ton aside. ruling in effect that the
government was entitled to produce all
cNlutuCt IL ucblIcu dlOuB Lulb lluc
its endeavor TO show a motive. That
motive, the prosecution is contending,
was 10 gain a monopoly OF the dressed
beef industry.
The grounds on which dismissal OF
two counts OF the indictments we're
asked were that the acts complained
OF occurred more than three years
ago-beyond the time In which prose-
gutions could be instituted
Judge Carpenter held that the ques-
ton of legality OF the indictments had
previously been ruled upon in a de-
murrer and that such motion at this
time was, in effect. merely an attempt
!. 10 raise anew the same questions de-
cided In the decree overruling the de-
murrer.
Exceptions were allowed the defen-
dants on all the rulings.
After brief recess, Attorney GEORGE
t. Buckingham began the opening
seatements In behalf of the defense
buckingham spoke particularly for the
Swift and Fowler groups of packing
houses
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-22
GOVERNMENT GETS
JUDGMENT IN OLD CASE

United States District Attorney
futile, Thursday noon, took judgment
by default in the United States dis
trict court, in case that has been
hanging fire for more than IL years.
The defendants were James A. and
James G. Eslaw and Reuben j, Emery,
contractors, who undertook to build
a government pier at South Haven,
and were unable to complete the job
because OF a storm. Ii cost the gov
eminent $950.39 over and above the
CONTRACT price to have the work fin
ished and suit was brought to re-
cover this amount. Mr.. futile had to
cast about for long time TO find a
government engineer who knew the
facts in the case. and finally located
such person in C. Shauroth, attached
TO the engineering force in Grand Rap
ids. On the latter's testimony, Judge
Angel, entered judgment for 81 1888,
which includes interest for 13 years
and three months.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-22
COURTS DECISION MAY
GUST DIR. HARRINGTON

LANSING. Mich. Dec. 2l.-While no
opinions are offered today, by the
states legal department, II is general
ly understood here that the decision
of the supreme court in the Haggerty
case ends the career OF Dr. Geo. s.
Harrington. OF Kalamazoo. as a mem
Der OF the state board of health. In
the opinion rendered by attorney-gen-
eral Kuhn last February. ne held that
Harrington's appointment was covered
by the same rule as was Haggerty's
and that OF Phillips. Governor Osborn
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-22
UPHOLDS CONVICTION
ON SINGLE THUMB-PRINT

SPRINGFIELD. H., Dec. Gloon
yiction on the evidence OF thumb
print alone was today sustained by the
illinois supreme court in the case OF
Jennings, alias Jones, a Negro, who
was convicted of murder largely on
the evidence of bloody thumb print
left on the wall OF the home where
the crime occurred.
A Jennings was arrested In the imme-
date vicinity shortly after the crime
had been committed and was heavily
armed. A comparison OF his thumb
print with that on the wall OF the
house was instrumental in his convic-
ton and sentence TO death.
His attorneys contended there is no
statute in Illinois allowing the use or
the thumb print evidence in court.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-22
TAFT AND RUSSIAN CAR
EXCHANGE GREETINGS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2l.-Shortly
after the president had signed the
treaty abrogation resolution today, the
White House gave out an exchange or
messages between the president and
the car ON the occasion of Nicholas
day." which was Tuesday. TAFT
cabled
81 beg to offer to your majesty my
cordial felicitation upon this annivers-
airy and the assurance OF my high re-
gard and good wishes for yourself and
of the nation over which your majesty
reigns."
i The car has responded:
Pray accept by cordial thanks
for your congratulations and good
wishes"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-22
MAETERLINCK SAID
TO BE ON WAY TO u. s.

NEW YORK, Dec. 21-Challenging
the reporters of New York to bat
tie OF wits, Maurice Maeterlinck,
philosopher and author, is believed
today TO be a passenger on the Olym-
pic, approaching New York.
The distinguished Belgian wagered
$500 with Henry M. Russell, director
OF the Boston Opera house, while the
latter was in Europe that he could
come to America unheralded, avoid
newspaper interviews and witness the
initial performance OF his wife,
Georgette lie Blanc. in Boston.
The ship news reporters were tip
ped off by cable, and today they de-
clared Maeterlinck might just as well
prepare to pay Russell the $500.
They'll land him II he enters the port
OF New York, they saw.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-22

job Printing Done Right Times
Printing Co. l5 John R--st
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-22
JAILED ON CHARGE
OF OFFERING BRIDE

NEW YORK. Dec. 2l.-G. j. Byrne
was arrested this afternoon In the
United States circuit court, charged
with Offering bride OF 81 900 TO Fred
erick S. Dole. a juror in the case OF
b. H., Scheftels and others OF that
brokerage establishment, who are
charged with using the mails TO de-
fraud. The arrest was made by Will
lam j. Flynn. federal secret service
agent. ByTne was Immediately ar
raigned before Judge Ray, who held
him i'm $4,000 bail for examination.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-22

named Or L. 7. Abrams, OF Dollar
Bay. TO succeed Or Harrington some
time ago, but the latter has said he
Will contest the appointment
There are some friends OF Gov. Os-
born who advocate an effort to sup
plant other Warner appointees TO fll
vacancies which had 10 go 10 the sen.
ate for confirmation. but II Is doubted
whether this can be successful in view
of the understanding that the opinion
only reaches such appointees as were
named under statute which provided
that their terms ended when the SEN
ate convened.
job Printing Done Right. Times
rrtusloar CO. IL John n ar
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-22
no selI Seized Propert,

Malcolm J. Mcleod. collector OF in
ternal revenue, will sell the stock, fix
lures and other property OF the White
Front Butter q Egg Co, No. 16S Mich
igan-ave. recently seized to satisfy
claim OF $4,000 in unpaid taxes on
olcomargarine, I'm front OF the post
office Jan. 2 at public auction.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-22
Io,.. s,,t ,rpIn.t ID. u. R.f

was directed by Judge Hosmer. Thurs
day, in the case brought by William
Griffith Grifhth was Injured when he
left Woodward car at Euclid-ave
and walked in front OF car coming
from the opposite direction Judge
Hosmer held that he had been nesli--
gent
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-22
chin Ears PotsoN, DIES

THREE KINERS, Mich..T7 Dec. H.
loan Parker, aged 4 son OF ". l..
Parker, IL dead from eating poison be
found in the yard OF his home. Before
lapsing into inconsistencies the hoy
thing found I'm the yard. They have
not been able TO ind out what it was.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-22

I'm New Jersey the Pennsylvania rail-
road hat -fet-eeHtFaets- Help-eeH-
struction work to cost 100000
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-27
z PRUS POLSKICH.

SOPOT4 z powodu ran odn'e.
siouych prey hijatyce, zmal} W
tutejszym ~lazarecie robotuik }6zef
Schroeder.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-27
THE START OF A WRIGHT AERoPLANE.

invention fol. the humiliation of time and space will be seen in races ana
daring exhibitions. Dan Patch and the worlds fastest horses, wild Bob"
Burran ard the worlds fastest automobiles, two champion aviators and
Two Of Wright Brothers most perfect aeroplanes and the worlds fastest
sheep cors viii be among the speed attractions that will race. attempt to
make nov worlds records. furnish excitement and make the coming Alr
famous beyond all Its predecessors.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-27
z POD MOsKALA.

WAksZAWA. W z%ydowskiej
sail ~weselnej PREY ul. Twardej Cd
bye sig m,a} Stub. Gdy zgromadz'}
sic juz ca}y orszak weselny i rabin
przystapic zamierzaf do udsielenia
oe1emonji 6lubu, pan m}ody naraz
rozmysl,} sic i znik}. Brat jego wi
dzao rozpacz porzuconej haniebnie
oblub,enicy, zapropoaowa} jej "a
staplenie zbleg}ego. Panua m}oda
zgodzi}a sic Stub skleconej ma
predce parry oddyf:sie niezw}ocznie.
= z Warszawy~donosza: W sro-
de oko}o godz. IL wlecsorem mlesz-
kancy ul,oy Szosesliwickie] "a 70
gatxami Zero zolimskiemi zaalarmo
wani zostal, krsykiem ma ulicy.
Ktoe napadniety 'encrgicznie WY
wal ratunku, zaklinaf narsstuikdw,
azeby oszcsedsalit go, ze wzgledu
ma zone l dzeci. 20 n,ejakim czas,e
wszvstko ucich}o. Kllka os6b
dom6w po~spieszy}o ma
miejsce. skad krzyki sig rozlega}y'
Tu zastano ma ziemi zwfoki jake
go6 oz{owleka, v dali widnialJ
sylwetkl k,lku posp,esznie oddala'
jacych sic ludsi. Okaza{o sic, il
denat ma poderzniete garlic i nal
werezona :czasske cd uderzenia ia'
kiems tepem narzedziem " glove
Znaleziono przy MIN zegarek, port
none ky : kilku rublami, " krawa.
Gle mla} wpieta szpilke brylsntowa
wysok,ej wartodoi, Z ozego wnosit
molina, IL motywem zbrodn, ME
by}a ohet rabunku. Obecnie etwier.
dzopo, il samordowany nazywa si3
Walenty Wlsniewski, wlascic'e
fabryki msnekin6w PREY ul. MEGA
lei M. &. fobudkl sbrodni n'ewia'
lone.
.~ .--r.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-27
CHEZ MNO Ma nizinach miei-

CHEKMNO. Ma nizinach miej.
skich spallfa sie d%oszczetnie po,
siadlos6, gospodarza Ludwika
Feldta Mieszkahcy, kt6rzy bYli "
g}eboklm snie ~pograzeni, uratowa-
Ii ~ledwoso,a zycie, a jedeo z pa"
robk6w, k:6rego ME MONA byfo
dobudzit, odni6st dose znaczne pc
%parzen,a. Pastwa p}omienl sta@y
sig wszystkie sprze>y domowe, 8
cieleta, maciora z pros'ttami !
wsxelki dr6b. Pr1yczyna po&aru
niezDana.
- Wielki odpust N: P. M. kt6-
rY TRIVIAL cd IS. Apostol6w Piotra
l Paw4a a s%kohczy} sic W niedzie-
le Ego b. NJ. sprowad7i} zn6w nie-
zliczone zastepy poboznych z bis
ka i daleka, W ko6ciele ME by}o
pr6znego miejsca.
49, Utopia sic tn z rozmYs}em
niezamezna Paske, k,drej bodaj
SIC W gl6wie pomiesza}o. Pod{ug
innej pogloski posz{a W woae z ga
wiedzionej nadziel ozenku, choc
juz llczy blizko czterdzle6ci w>iosen.
STAROGARD. W srode wie-
czerem znaleziono W zbozu "
Iwicznie niedaleko Franknowa,. cia-
10 pewnej dzlewczyny zabitej. Gdy
robotnicy p%rzechodzili okofo pola,
zauwazyli Shady krwi znalezli
~zausznice, zaraz potem napotknell
ma w1osy a PREY daIszem szukan'u
natrafili naciaio dzlewczyny. Jak
pozniei stwierdzono, chodzl tutaj
O 20 letnia c6rke krawca Ossow~
sklego z Iwiczna. Owa dzlewc,yLa
odprowadzila swego kochanka,
kt6ry jest dozdrca " Kocborow'e,
"a wracajac do domu, zosta}a za'
pewne napadnieta i zamordowana.
Czy morderstwo z lubieznosc, lub
W celu rabunku zschodzi, sledztwo
wv;akn'.
- Posiad{osG p. Koniga W Pa
czew,e, obejmujacs l54 mdrg z zy~
wynn i martwym lnwentarzem, ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-27
Uczcie sic pc angielsku !!

Pozw6lcie nam sobie pokazac
jak mozec,e DUO wiecej pieniedzy
zaroblG bez d}uglch godz1n i ciez-
kiej piracy, 10 kt6rej ME ~jeste6cie
przyzwyczajeni. Pozw6lcie nam
dopom6dz odpedzlc Vase k}opoty
przez wyuczenie Was iezyka an-
gielsk'ego, aby zspewnic VAN
dobrobyt szczescie " Ameryce.
Tyslacom dopomogll6my j z pew
no6c,a Wan dopomozemy.
Nauczvmy Was przez nasza
nlezr6wnana prawnle zastrzezona
metode listownie, " waszym VOL
nym czasis, W trzech m~ies,acach,
nietylko movie, czyta6 ! pisac pc
sngielsku, lecz W clagu nauki przes
pytania i odpow;edzi kt6re Gwicze.
MA (preparowane ola kazdego
ucznia z osobna) zawieraia, pozna-
jenny vase zdolnosci l stan l dora.
dzamY l instruktujemy Was sto
sownie. Prles co jeste6my " moz-
nosci pokaza6 VAN najssy osza i
najpewnie]sza droge do powodze"ia
a prawdziwa chet jak l zaufanie
do ~naszej melody wfa6nie " ciagu
nauk, SIC pvkazuia.
w paszych cyrku]arzach wy
ja6niamy i opisujemyinasza metos
de tax ssczeg6fcwo, IL kazdy sig
przekona i y 2 ac musl, ie lat
wiejsza. lepsza, szybsza tanssa
droga do nabycia angielskiego je
zyka navel Ola najmniej wykszta}-
conego cz}owieka ME egzystuje.
Cyrkularze zawierajace przedwstep-
ne lekcye wysy}amy zupe}nie bez-
p}atnie dlatego nawet znaczk6w
pocztowych ME potrzeba ~za}acza6.
Piszcie zaraz pc bezpfatny
cYrkularz i przekonajcie sic zanln
ma rome ksiatkl p~ieniadze ma darmo
wydacie. Poda;cie sw6j dokfadny
adres (takze powiat " ma{ych
mieiscowodciach) j adresujcie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-27
Parson'a poezya gra.

Cd Rev. II. stubenvoll, Allison,
Ia, ma pochwa}e ORA King'a New
Life p;gufek. Zone SO potrzebne
ola zdrowia. W kazdym domu tie
pigu}ki bye powinny. skoro inne
spr6bujec,e, bedz.e napr6zno, uzY-
wajcie ORA King'a b2dzcie zn6w
zdrowi. Tylko 25c W apiece M. j.
Kowalewsklego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-27

- KARTUZY. " miejsce ks
Papenfussa, kt6ry przeni6s} sig do
Gdanska, zostaf prezesem iowa
rzystwa mlodziezy rzemie6lniczej
mionowahy ks. wikar4y. Blnczyk.
- Dnj s4dowe beda W Miraoho'
vie : IS lipca, a W Suleclnie cd
8 do 7 lipca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-27
Niskie tykiety zwrotne
Raty e~kskursyjne.

Do Denver, Colorado Springs j
Pueblo, Colo, codziennie az do
80 wrze6n,a. Przesiadania uwzg|e-
.dnione. Hojny okres czasu do po-
wrotu. Pc zupe}ue informacye
zg}osit sic do agent6w sprzedaja.
.cych bilety kolel North Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-27

byI gospodarz p. Stamplawski ze
Sztumu "a 10000 lnr.
POZNANSKI]EGO.
TRzEMEszNO. ofiara mody,
pad}x c6rka posiedslciela Z tutejs1ej
okolicy. Chcac wsia6d " pow6s,
,e6lizneia sic jej noga powodu
waskiej. suknl i pad}a ma twars RAJ
MAC sig o brzeg powozu ma twa"
rzy, tax ze krew pop}yae}a : ust i
nosa. Opr6cz tego straci}a diva ze-
by.
PlkA. Stwierdzono tn dotad 245
wypaok6w tYfusu. w szpitalach
sic 1916 chorych, w szpi-
tallku dzIeciecym lezy IL dsleci.
Smiertelnych wypadk6w by}o do.
tad 5. Ola pielegnowania chorych
MS tyfus sprowadzono jeszcze piec
katolickich si6str Mi}osierdsia.
Pewnem jest. re zepsute mleko
sprowodzl}o te chorobe.
- MATWY. Troje dzlecl zacho.
rowa}o tn ma tytus. Umleszcsono je
" domu .chorych. W}adze zarza-
daily wszelkle mozliwe srodki ost-
r6znosci, ably zapobledz rozszerze-
n,u sic zarazy:
CZARN w Bledzis movie
zmario nagle 8 letaie dzlecko go-
spodarza Dziewlnskiego Dziecko "
nleobecnesci matki najad}o sic ME-
dojrza}ych jagged j napi}o sic woody.
M~lEDZYRZECZ. Ma 6miert
skaza} tutejszY sad przysieg3ych
szewca Kazmierza Murkowskiego 2
Dab6w mokrych "a mcrderstwo,
dokonane ma swym ziecju Lahczyku
dnia 26 stycznia r. h.
PNIEWY. Krewni zmar&ego W
Rerlinie ma tryohiny naucsyciels
Krakowskiego, ktory bawl{ krew.
nych a urzedowa& W tutejszej oko.
Icy wnlesli wnlosek O odszkodowa
ME przeciw DIR. Wledemannowi
dr. W'rslngowi, W mniemanlu, il
takowi L. fa}ssywle leczYli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-27

- WAkCZ. w sprawie sprzeda~
zy d6br rycerskich Wysoki kamieh
pod Wa}czem donosza, re p. dr..
Stea!lcki z Laurahuty naby} cd p.
Wiktora Konkolewskiego z Der
lima wszelkie prawa, wynikajace z
kontraktu kupna wymienionego
m~ajatku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-27
re SLASKA.

BYTOM. w s.Ybie Rlchthofen
ko}o szopienio zcsta}o Q ciesli odu~
rzonych przez ulatujace gazy.
|Dw6ch z powodu otrucia umarlo
zaraz, reszte odwieziono do domu
chorych.
BRZEG. We wsi Pi%skorzewice
(Peiskerwits) stracif " straszuv
spos6b zyole robotu,k lc6nY II.
Schramm. Pall{ on W leslie z innym
|~robotnik,em scl6}ke podobno
wskutek napadu kurczy wpad} "
|oglen i zupe}nie sig spsli}.
JELENIOG0RA. L'bera4o vie "
Jelenioe6rze (Hirsohberg v obwo-
die lignickim) ne moga sic doczc-
kao u,hwalenia ustawy 0 paleniu
trup6w. Rads miejska przeciw
Edwom gtos"m p~ostanowi}a wybudo~
wad krematoryum (zak}ad do pale"
MIA trup61) Owe miasto liczy IL
tysiecy mies.kaIo6w, miedsy nieml
okofo 5@Stysigey katolik6w. Zresz-
to ,owa uchwa}s jest n,ewazna, DO
ustawa ~jesscze ME jest przyjet4
przez ixbe pan6w. A kto vie, ozy
ta jej ME odrsuol,
sWIETOCHlOWICE. Syn po-
.licyanta Konopki ws,al .emu OF
gu revolver i bawi1 sic min AT
: swymi 3 rdwiednlkam', synami
krawoa Po6pieohs. Starszy Poipiecb
usilowa} odebrad Konopce rewol-
wer. NiestczeScie eho,aio, 70 pod
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-27

CESS wydsiersnta sobie rewolweru
brcnd p,,u,sciIa ii>1s,trs,a1 ugodsi} Pos
piecha Y oko tax, he kuia utkw'la
v m661gu, poowodnjac dmird oh}opa.
Ia ma mlejscu.
HUTA ,LAURY. e.. Sly Ma
tuteiszei huc,e eksplodowai wyso-
HI pieo, bed4cy cd 40 lat " biegu.
Ma ~szczescie Mkt ME dozn} obra
zen ma cisle. Strata materjalna jest
tardzo znaczna.
MYskOWICE. Handlarce Levy
skradziono ! mieszkanla worek Z
%pien,edzml " kt6rym by}o 1000 mi.
Handlarka w~yllczy}a to pleniadze,
ably zapiaci6 " banku weksel. Wi
dial to przez okno pew'en m4ody
robotn,k galicyjski l skrad} worek
2 pien,edzmi ". chwlli, kiedy han
dlsrka ma kilka m,nut z isby wyss-.
la. ztodslej aclekl:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-27

.WRZESZCL. Znowu %nieostr6z :.
ne o~bchodzenie sic z bronlp> spo-
wodowa!o n~1eszczescie. Dw6ch u~
czni szk6lnych, l6 II letnl poszli
do lasu, ably z teszynga strzela6 do
wron. w tenn padf strza{ i ca}y
nab5j dosta} sic W ramie jedne-
go z chtrpc6w. Mimo us Incl po-
mocy lekarskiej kull dotad ME
MONA by!o wydobyc.
MIKOKAJkI. 2 letnia c6rka ro.,
bctnlka Bomby wpad1a do %jezlora
utone}a.
y wiezienia tutejszego aciek}
robotnlk rosYiski Ockmann, kt6ry
mla} j~eszcze 2 godziny do odsiedze-
MIA. Bal sig, ably go ole odstawio-
no do Roayi. .........