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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-23
RATE CASES UP FEBRUARY 10
Illness and Vacancy in High Court
Causes Delay in Washington.

E. T. Young, one of the states at
torneys in the Minnesota rate cases,
has received word that the Federal
Supreme Court hearing has been
postponed from January s to Febur-
ary 19. This announcement is a
great disappointment to the state.
The reason for the postponement is
the illness of Justice Days wife, who
is reported to be dying and the fact
that President Taft. has not filled the
vacancy created by the death of JUS
tice Harlan. E. r. Young, T. D.
O'Brien, Lyndon A. Smith and Attor-
ney General Simpson will appear for
the state.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-23
WHITE BUYS HALF BACON BLOCK
Bemidji Banker Demonstrates Conf
dence in Bemidji's Future.

A. P. White, president of the
Northern National Bank, has pur-
chased from Clyde M. Bacon, the two
story brick business block at Third
and Beltrami. This structure is one
of the most desirable business build
ings in the city and is the home of
the Northern National and other
business places on the first floor
while the second floor furnishes Of
flee room for attorneys, physicians,
dentists and others. Mr.. White ex-
plains his purchase as "a good in
vestment.' The transfer has been
made.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-23
CRATER to Leave Prison.

Auburn, N. Y, Dec. 22.-John
Potter, a former member Of the New
York Democratic State Committee,
will be released from Auburn prison
tomorrow on parole. Potter was con-
victed two years ago in connection
with the Oneida County graft cases.
His minimum sentence of three years
was commuted by Governor Dix to
one year, eleven months and twenty
days.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-23
4 :.
... .
Now when
Jesus was
born in Beth
lehem of Judea in
the days of Herod

the days OF Herod
the king, behold, there
came wise men from the
east to Jerusalem.
Saying, Where is he that is
born King of the Jews? for we
have seen his star in the east,
and are come to worship him.
When Herod the king had
heard these things, he was trou-
bled, and all Jerusalem with
him.
And when he had gathered
all the chief priests and scribes
Of the people together, he de-
manded of them where Christ
should be born.
And they said unto him, in
Bethlehem of Judea; for thus it
is written by the prophet.
And thou Bethlehem, in the
land of Juda, are not the least
among the princes of Juda; for
out of thee shall come a govern
or, that shall rule my people Is
rael.
Then Herod, when he had
privily called the wise men, en-
quired of them diligently what
time the star appeared.
And he sent them to Bethle-
hem, and said Go and search dill
igently for the young child; and
when We have found him, bring
me word again, that I may come
and worship him also.
When they had heard the
king, they departed, and 10, the
star, which they saw in the east,
!: went before them, till it came
and stood over where the young
: child was.
When they saw the star, they
rejoiced with exceeding great
joy.
Matthew 21 1-10.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-23
Kelliher Justice Dying Here.

A. A. MeGill, justice Of the peace
at Kelliher, who underwent an op-
Grafton yesterday for appendicitis. at
St.. Anthony's hospital here, is re-
ported in a. critical condition and
little hope is entertained: for his re-
covery.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-23
Attention Sir KNIGHTS!

Sir Knights: There will be a
meeting at the asylum Monday,
Christmas morning, at 10 o'clock to
attend Christmas day services. A
musical program will be given at
1880 and every Sir Knight is ear
nestly requested to- be present at 10
O'Clock sharp. ; John NJ. Richards,
Commander. ~ =.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-23

grocery stores and butcher shops will
close.
There will be no issue of the Daily
Pioneer ON Monday.
The banks will be closed through
oRt the day, and all county en-
ployes, and many of the city, will
have the day to themselves.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-23

mas, Sylvanna Cobb.
Recitation, A Small Boys Plan,
Richard Simons.
Recitation, A Letter From Santa,
James Lappen.
: Yesterday afternoon was the last
session of school until the morning
of Monday, January 3.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-23
Extra Help at Night.

Extra help also has been neces-
sary for the additional night work,
and w. H. Hats of the day force is
assisting Ed. Gould in handling the
excess bulk of the night mail
Despite the large number of per-
sons having private boxes, and 9TH
ers who call for their Christmas
mail, the carriers have been forced
to resort to hand sleds in order to
get rid of this avalanche of pack
ages, which 'pours in upon them with
every mail.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-23
Band to- Give Christmas Dance
The Bemid'ij Rand will

The Bemidji Band will give a
dance at the city hall Monday night.
The music. will be- furnished by a
15-piece orchestra under the direc-
ton Of Harry Masten!.ss @,-~.s, .~-5~'
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-23
No Pioneer on Monday.

Conforming to the usual GUS
tom, The Daily Pioneer will is
sue no paper on Monday, Christ
mas day. The Pioneer job de-
partment and the Pioneer Sta
tionery store likewise will be
closed throughout the day.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-23
Extra Trips May Be Necessary.

Extra route trips have been CON-
sidered, but Postmaster Erickson
hopes to prevent this extra labor for
the carriers if possible.
Up to today the amount of out
going mail greatly exceeded that be-
ing received, but from now until af-
ter the Christmas the tide of in
coming packages will be at it's
height.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-23
At 1900 a Day Rate.

An average of 1000 have come in
during the last two days, and Post
master Anton Erickson expects this
number to hit the 5000 mark today,
and perhaps more tina nthat number
by Monday, Christmas day.
'rhe demand for postage has also
jumped to new high records. Yes
terday alone more than $3.50 worth
in postage stamps were sold, while
the total sales during the last week
are above the $500 mark, which is
an increase of 5000 on previous
years at this time, and more than
twice the amount put out in the av-
erage week.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-23

; The: Invention of the magnifying
glasses is ascribed to one Alhazen, an
Arabian, in the year 1850 of our era.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-23
Good Things to Eat.

Groceries OF all kinds and much
clothing, as we'll as cash offerings
cover the donations received from
the stores and other charitable Civ
ers.
The baskets were decorated with
holly, and a copy of the Salvation
Army's official paper The War Cry
covered the colored packages.
The baskets contained many
Christmas delicacies found on the
market, besides home made jellies,
cakes, pies and bread.
Each basket contained from the
stores pork or beef roasts, veal, NUT
ton and ham, bread, butter, coffee,
tea, rice, sage, canned fruit, lard,
cornmeal, oatmeal, fruit -four, and
carrots, rutabagas, beans, and cab
bages in the vegetable line. No
chickens or turkeys were given.
Baskets Worth From 81 to $5.
The baskets given to those not in
destitute circumstances, but who
otherwise would have meager Christ
mas dinners, were estimated at con-
tanning about So worth of groceries,
while the baskets for the more needy
con tanned extras in candies, fruit
and simple gifts, such as slippers,
handkerchiefs. wearing apparel, to
the amount of 81 to IS.
Two big boxes of clothes will also
be distributed Sunday tc those most
needing help of this kind.
Among the other charitable work.
ers who are endeavoring to make
this a merry Christmas for the de-
serving poor is John Pogue, who is
this afternoon distributing a large
amount of meat for the Christmas
dinners.
One Family Without Bread.
E. J. Swedback and wife also were
busy today distributing gifts to the
poor and in one instance found a
family where the father is i'll from
tvphoid and his wife and children are
in serious circumstances, not so
much as a slice of bread remaining
in the cupboard. Needless to add,
Santa Claus has this household To-
Gated.
The Elks and other fraternal Or
ganizations also are busy spreading
Christmas cheer to the homes of
the needy.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-23
Carriers to Help at Office.

To meet the last minute rush, the
three carriers will assist in distrib-
uting work during three hours that
the postoffice will be kept open on
Sunday, instead of the usual hour.
The Office will open Sunday at 10 a..
m. and will close at l p. m. Mon
day it will be open from 10 a. m. to
noon.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-23
Business to Be at Standstill.

Generally speaking business will
be at a standstill on Monday, the
clothing shops and general stores be-
ing closed all day but in other lines
Of business stores in some instances
will be open for. a short time during
the forenoon, closing at noon. The
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-23

The greatest Christmas rush in
years is on in full sway at the Be-
~
midi postoffice. j"
The men in charge have been
working overtime from four to six
hours in order to handle the deluge
CT packages which continue to pour
III.
About 10000 parcels have been
received during the past week, which
is an increase of at least 1000 on
the rush work of last year.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-23
Value of Articles Given Range From
So Dunno Offerings to s.
Packages.
POGUE GIVES MEAT TO POOR
Swedback Finds One Family Where
Father is III and No Bread in
the House. -.

BY SERVIA McKUSICK.


The poor people of Bemidji will
no suffer for want of food this
Christmas
Thirty-eight families Of Bemidji
this afternoon received their Christ
mas dinner in large market baskets,
which were delivered by the Saliva
ton Army.
For the past two weeks the Army
has been soliciting aid for this din
has been soliciting aid for these din
ners in order that those in unfortu-
joys of Christmas: (
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-23
ONE CITY DELIVERY MONDAY
Carriers Resort to Sleds to Distrib-
mite Incoming Parcels and May
Make Second Trip.
STORES TO CLOSE FOR THE DAY

Business Generally to Be at Stand
sdn;; No Daily Pioneer Until Next
Tuesday Evening.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-23

POSTOFFICE HOURS.
Open Sunday from 10 a. m. to
Pm.
Open Monday from 10 a. m. to
moon.
Morning delivery only on
Christmas
Regular rural delivery on
Christmas.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28
Ami sf0Wa ZgOrsZenia

ME by}o W opowiadaniu; sas,ad6w
PAM w. p. Spangb, z Manville,,
Wyo., kt6ra m6wi:: "ona mi pos
:wjada}a, re Ora King'a New Life
piguiki. wyleczyly ia z niezno6oei
ehorobIy merck czuje sic swiezs
nie'wiasta. kagodne, lecz pevne
lekarstwo ma zoladek, watrobe !
chorobe merck. Tylko 2ac " apte-
ce NJ. J. Kowalewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28

W. OOoAAyoo0 r.
Fitzke jake Niemiec mia} przy ga
mym dworcu mi}os}awskim Sc
morg bardzo sl'csnej ziemi- Ma tel
poslad}osci staral sic o konsens,
ably wybudowa6 budynkl' ktdreso
mu tel wyzsza wladza udzleli}a.
Gdy p. Fitzke m;a} jul drxewo do
zaciagania gotowe naraz d~ostaje ed
laddrata z Wr1e6ni zapozew ma ter
min p. landrat przedstawi} mu wa
runki do wyboru,. albo zaprzestad
dslszej budowy, albo komisj, ko~
lonlzacylnej dad sobie ma 5000 NIX.
obciqzyd hipoteke ola pewno6c,,
te gospodarstwa ME da " polskie
reoe. Natural ME p. Fitzke byl
smusz ny przyjac 6w warunek ably
tylko budynki wykonozyc. Skoro
tylko wykohczy} dali plenipoten-
ole panu Jakemu jake po6redniko,
wi Z Chrzaua, a ten sic natyoh~
mia t postars} o kupoa PolakA 2
Wit.ssyc pod Jarooinem, kt6ry
kupii te majetuosd "a 49, 600 mix.
Pan F.tzke ma podobno jesxoze je-
den majqtek W Mi}os}aw,u i zamie.
RIA 10 sprscdad tak1e tylko Pola1
kowi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28

Chcemy osiegnac ceiu, a
zeby kazdy interes, za}atwia-
ny z naszymi patronami by}j
zadawalniajacy. Chcemy ably
to kazdy czu1, ze moze
przyj66 do mas W ka2dej
sprawie gdzie nasze doswiad'
genie i rada moze bye CEN
ma i pomocna.
Jezeli m6wimy o ,,us}udze"
wyswiadczonej naszym KLEIN
tom uwazamy tenn najlepsza
usfuge, wszystko co slusznie
p%r2yjmiecie cd waszego ban
ku. Nasza us}uga zawiera
sto i ieden drobnycb szoze-
g6}6w, wszystko azeby zrobic
z naszych patron6w ,,zada.
walniajacych klient6w."
Jezeli ME mielibyscie lad
nego Interest," z tym ban
klein, many ufno6c, il O.
trzymacle us}uge jaka mo-
:opox, xryoro northumberland
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28
z P0ZNANSK1EG0.

ZE.SRODY. Gospodarz Jaschik
kt6ry " roku zesz}ym przyby} Z
dalekich stron do Zasutowa, spree.
da} terax swoje AZ morgowe gos
podarstwo panu Teofhowi Drives"
kiemu Z Jastrzebowa pod Mogil~
nem, "a 10 tysiecy marek. Q goss
p%odarstwo to ubiega{o sie takie
Observation-Disclosures cd kilku JUL dn,
! dawata te sama Gene, ale nasl
wiarus pomimo to obja} to gospo"
darstwo.
WRZESNIA.z 70 letni handlarz
drobiu Nagler ! Goliny (Krdlestwo
.Polskie), wracajqcy : Poznanial
wozem z iona j c6rka do domu. ma
padniety zosta1 nocy okolo Neks
Ii. Ma w6z vskoozy}o trzech oko}o
20 letnich opryszk6w, zatrzymaw-
sly %poprzednio konie. Pocgem
sc,agneli bezbronnych z wo2a i pc
czeli niemilosieru,e ok}adac ja-
kiem6 ostrem n~arzedziem, szczeg6l'
ME c6rke, kt6ra za~s}ania}a starego
OLGA, a zabrawszY i'm Gala got6Wke
" sumie 400 NIX. znlkneli W ciem~
nosciach nooy. Zbroczen, krwiaq
dc vlekll sig, napadniecl do mai
blitszego goecinca, gdzie obmyl'
swe rany, poczem przybyl' do
Wrze6ni. Tu W zak}adzie chorych
pozes.ywa} leksrz rany i opatrzy}.
Nsjciezsze ranY odn:os}a c6rks.
Prokuratorje zawiado mono ma
tiychmiast o napadsie. S* I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28
Me p0trzebuje prZestac
pr0CY.

Jesli wasz. lekarz Dakaze wan
przestat pracowat, wahacie. sic
,,Ja ME moge wan powiedzlet.
Wy wieoie zescie s}abi, zrajnowa
nj i uradacie ma zdvowiu Z dnia ma
dzieh, lecz musicle pracowac do
p6ki wan sill starczy. Czego POI
trzebujecie to jest Electric Bitters
ns wzmocnienie i odzywienle sys~
temu dc odswiezenia i odbudowa-
MIA. Me badzcie s}abi, chorowici
i c,erpiacy skoro Electric Bltters
oedz.e d!a was korsystnem oil
pierwszej dawki. Tysiace je blo-
gos}awia "a lch doskona}e zdrowie
l si}e. S!prdbujcie. Kazda butel-
ka jest gwarantowana "a zadawal-
n,ajaca. Tylko SOC v apiece M
J. KowalewsSiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28
ZE SLASKA.

.RYBN1K M G6roym slasku
,xegra}o = tyoh dniaeh prrces,
kt6ry miastu vyt?c.yi rektor p
Lipowicz. M,asto naucsyoiela p.
Lipowic.a ustanowilo jsko rek,ora,
ale rejenoya opolska ME satwier
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28

rs -. : -.F--E * 80 Sc.
forum .Pos,edziciel p. Stanis.
law Dqbrowski z B,erzgiowa wraca}
pow6zka : Toruuia, gdsie spr.edal
zbotea Ma prxedmle6ciu che}mih-
skiem podpali1y dzleoi s}ome ma
w!osie. Ogieh zauwa5ono dopiero W
Szenwa}dz,e, gdy ca}y w6s a take
ukraine posiedzlciela ogarne}y p}or
mienie. z trudnokcia wielka zdo}a-
no .og,eh stiumit uratowac posie-
dziclela do. ulechybnej smlerSl.. /.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28

TORUN. w nocy : 20 ma 80 Ii,
pea zgiaeia bez wie6ci parma Elzl'ie-
ia Geppert 2 katynka. Pierwotnie
sadsono, IL prxebywa ona u krew.
nyoh swych. lecx possukiwan'a "
tym wzgledzis bY}y bezowoonemi.
RYSkAW. Burxs, kt6ra we w.t.
rex pr.eciqga'a prsez tutejssa .okot
lice, wvrsadzl}a parafii naszej wiel-
ka eskode. G'rom uderzy} W. wleze
naszego ko6ciola, ktdr4 moono u
azkodsll jake tel ok3a, schody j
drswi wielkie xnajduja SIG We VIE
~. Ma szo.edoie dalssych spusto-
ssehd grom ME wYrladxis.
Es. =f
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28
Ola .~dorosfych i ola
dZieci.

Warto6ci Ssvery Antisepsolu, o.
raj jego uz~yteoznosci wlelorak,e;
przeoeni6 niepodobna. W spos6b
doskona}y oczyszcza on j odRawia
jams ustna zebY, usuwa nagro-
madzenie SIC osiad1 ma zebach, "a
pobiega pr6chnleniu, utrzymuje ze~
by W stanie zdrowia, czyste i bla-
he. Jake p}oczka do ust uzywany
bye moze z ca}kowitem bezpleczen-
stwem tax przez dz'eci jak j prsez
doros}ych. Jest tez pomocny W lie
czeniu rozmaitych zaburzeh nosa,
gard}a i innych. na~turalnych Eagle,
bieA cla{a. Sprzedawany przez ap"
tekarzy. Cena IS cent6w. Wyrabia~
ny wylacznle ,prsez::W. F. severa
Co., Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28

POZNAN. Prace oko{o odno-
vienna koscio}a paraflalnego W
Wa}czu jul sic kohcsy. q tego pc"
wodu odbedzie sig W nledziele ~
go bm., d%ziskczYnne nabozehstwo
a potem zabawa ludowa z koncer
tenn v leslie kursowym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28
PrZeZ DrZeszfO SO lat.

sUspakajajacy cyrcp Pani Winslow uzywany BY
przex przesylo PlEDZlESlAT LAT przez Nj.
:LONYl MATEK Ola ich DZIECI W sCZASlE
ZABkOWANlA : dosko nAlem lowodzeniem: On
.USPOKAJA DZIECKO ZAlEKCZA DZIASxA,
USMiERZA BOLESCI. LECZY WIATROWE
.KOLKI j jest najlepsxem lekerstwem MA BE.
GUNKE- Sprzedawane " aptekach " kaxdej
1eSci 3wtata. Badxcie pewni i pytajeie o ..nspo-
ycE. a6e katalka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28
z PRUS POLSRICH.

KROLEWlEC. Dw6ch pan6w i
dwie pauie ursadzili pr~zejaidike pc
j~ezlorze zamkowym. Maggie {6dz
SIC przevr6ci}a i wszyscy wpadll DO
woody, Kobiety kandydat medycy-
ny Braune utoneli, a vyratowa{ sig
tylko student Ernst Hauss. Gdy
dowiedz,al SIG 0 kmierci towarzy~
sly towarzyszek : rozpaosy oho'as
oknem wyskoc.yd, ale mu W tenn
prseszkedsono. ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28
.z>dALIG'YI

ZE ZkOCZO WA donosza: W
ostatnich dn,ach miasto nasze ga
aIarmowa}a wladomosd o dw6ch
zsmachach samob6jczycb w6r6d
.tuteiszyoh 4oinierzy. Ufan Is
pu{ku nieznanego nazwiska rzuci}
sic pod ko}a pocl4gu i przeciety
M dwoje, zglna} ma miejscu. Me-
diugo zas potem kapral piechcty
Tlumak zeskoczy} balkonu ma
bruk i walczY obecnie ze dmiercia.
0LBRACHCICE. spali}y sic
tn we divorce hr. Lariecha stainle
i Chevy. Szkoda jest har1so wiel
ka, bo' ofiar4 p}omieni paa}y well
kle zapasy eiana. Byd}o .uratowano
tylko dsieki wlelkicj energil , przy-
tomnosoi p. zarzadcy sluzby
dworskiej. Ma miejsce pozaru
przyby}a patychmiast clbrachcloka
straz pozarna, kt6ra mla}a trudne
zadanie do spe}nieuia, DO We dwo~
re. by}o bardzo ma}o woody. Mimo
to uda}o sig: jej. uratowad magazyn
sbota, ktdrv etoi tut obok staten.
sMiejsctwei stlazy poiarnej pray
by}y : pomooq strate oeniowe :
Cierhcka, re >Stonawy, : Kocobedza
j Z browaru hr. Larlecha Z Karwl-
ny. Akcya gaszenia posaru postepo-
wala razno, raprzdd, chocia3 wode
pompe wano ze Stonswkl 3 oo.e-
g}o6ci 500 met.6v nj dosyc wysok,
pag6,e;x, M kt6rym jest po}ozopy
dw6r. Stra4e potarne pracowa}y
ensrgicznie pr1o. caay d.ieh al do
wieo4or'. D.iski 'oh wysitkom,
jako tel dsieki spokojnemu powie+
trzu uda}o sic. polar zlokalisowad.
Z POD MOSKALA.
WARsZAWA. We wsi skroba-
cxewie Y gnbernii kicleckiej IA
stree i da'cd.io, Adama Lipii-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28

d,''a g ! -. !. 81! xsd|s| I'''pl
gdys p. Lipoxisz "a. us,wasany b,ll
jake pr.yjaclel. Polaaklsddw! Me iva
sajeo ne rejenoye: opolsks, zaskar.-
sy} p. ;lipowics .mmiiasto, zsdajaact,.
ustanowienis go jake rektora.
Sad siem,ah,ki skarge odrzuoi}.
Natomiast sad nadziemiahski roz-
il p. Llpowicz ma pra~
vo zadania odpow;edniego odszko~
gdyz miasto powinno go
by{o jake rektora ustanowic.
RAClB0RZ. Mularze Wolnlk
se Sudo}a l Waniek re Studziennej,
pracujac pray >pewuej budowli "
Dworcowej ul., skradli z Poddasza
oko}o 80 par go}ebi: Kradsiez atoli
wkr6tce wysz}a ma jaw, }up mus'e-:s
Ii wyda6, a ma dob'tke sad skaza}
.kaadego Z mich ma 3 message wie-
zienia.
STRZELCE. Ma ~zatrucie krwi
umar{ tn cha}upnlk Kapltza, kt6ry
zraniwszy soble lekko reke wcale
pa rane ME zwazat i dopiero, gdy
reka jul Gala spuch}a, zawezwa{
pomooy lekarskiej, lecz by}o juz "a
p6zno.
WROCkAW. Njespodzianie
zmar} tn ks. kanonik Wilhelm
frank " rospoczstym 81 roku
zyoia a 80 roku kap}ahs;ws. Jako
G6rnoslazak m6vi} pc polsku i
sbYt przez 20 lat p%roboszczem lrxY
ko6ciele 6w. Piusa " Berllnie. w
1908 zostaf mianowanY kanoniklem
PREY kosciele katedralnYm " Wro-
c}awlu. Cd T. 1898 bvA tez posfem
do sejmu ~niemiecklego z okregu
racibor.kiegc i siedzia} = centrum.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28


CHEkMINsKA 0YECEZYA.
Dnia 2ngo sierpnia rano zmar} ks.
J6xef Szotowski, proboszcz W
Chmielnie, " niemal skohozonym
50 roku 'zycla, q Is roku ka>
~p}ahatwa. Niebozczyk urodzi} sig
W Biskupou. ma Warmil. studya
g;mnasyalues ukohczy} " glmna"
zyum brunsberkiem. Nastepnie
wstapi}. do seminaryum duchowne-
20 W Pelpllnle, gdzie. IA kwietnla
1867 wy6wisconY zosta} ma kap}ana.
Mech odpocsywa W. pokoju. o.
pr6znione teraz probostwo W
Chm,elnie obsadza bezwarunkowo
naiprzew. ks. B'skup. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28

pana Neumanna, 4. T a.9i sa'!l7 Il sv ''.'.''ll,.
kie zapasy drsewa. splone}y wkr6 s..
&c. Strata wynosi presto 1o0lstlyy-:;
sieoy mix. Ogieh v. 4obu swypadkach
pod{otyta rzekomo zbrodnicza,, .reek'sa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28

ED.E..r e.
CHO]NICE. Wskutek przepale-
MIA rzyska pray parowej m}ookarnl
powsta} PREY m}ocenlu zboza mad
.wir6wkq szonfeldzka ogieh, kt6ry
W jeduej chwlli ~strasznie sig roz',
szersy{. Diva stogi re zbozem POI
siedzlc,ela Helaego sp1one}y dor
s~sozetnie, a pr6cz tego m}ockarnia
i kllka miech6w jul wym}ocenego
zbozs. Strata przekracza 10 tvs.
marek tylko czesciowo pokryje jq
zabezpieczenle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28

GRUDZ1ADz. 'Tr1ech. mesozyz"
zamierza}o. przep}ynad " ssers Wis
@e lecz W 6rodku rzeki }y ich "pu'
sci}y !, powell tonac. GdybY ME
naty:hmiastowa polnoc bYlibY nie~
ohybnie nierostropni 'iyc,e postra-
dali. -,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-04
INJURED
Are Sixteen, Persons in the
Wreck of the Gettysburg
Express Train.

HAGERSTowS. Nd. Oct. a.
the deralling of the Gettys-
burg express on the Western Mary
land railroad. near the Maryland and
Pennsylvania line. sixteen persons
were badly injured.
Relief trains with physicians aboard
were Immediately dispatched from
Baltimore and Hanover. Pa. and n
wreckng train was hurried to the
scene from this city.
The smoking car turned over and
rolled down an embanl1ment. The in
jured were in this car. Conductor C.
W. Maurath. of Raltinore. was the
most seriously hurt. He sustained n
broken shoulder.
Through some cause not now
known the coaches left the track as
the train was rounding curve near
Intersection, which is about forty
miles from baltimore. The derailed
train was composed or two day
coaches, smoker. mail. babEgage
and express cars.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-04
STATE CONVENTION
Of Men and Religion For
ward Movement" to Be
Held at Charleston.

A number of prominent local pas
tors and laymen are planning to at
tend the West Virginia convention
of the Men of Religion Forward
Movement" which will be held at
Charleston December IL and 12.
Among the speakers on the excellent
program are international Bible SUI
perlntendent w. c. Pearce and Mis-
sionary Superintendent William "A.
Brown, of the international Sunday
School Association.
The federated bodies now actively
engaged in the movement are as fol-
lows: Baptist brotherhood. Brother
hood of Anderw and Philip, Brother
hood of the Disciples of Christ,
brotherhood of st. Andrew, Congre-
gational Brotherhood of America,
The Gideons. International Sunday
School Association. international
Committee Young Mems Chrictian
Association, Lutheran Brotherhood,
Methodist Brotherhood, otterbein
Brotherhood of the United Brethren
Church. Presbyterian Brotherhood
of America. and the United Presby-
terrain brotherhood,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-04
HIRST SIZES
Are Taken by Local Lodge to
Entertain the State Re
union Body.

At meeting OF the Elks lodge
here Tuesday night in addition to
the regular business and favorable
action on several applications for
membership, preliminary steps were
taken for the entertainment OF the
West virginia Reunion Association
of Elks in fourth annual meeting, tc.
be held here next year. A general
committee on preliminary arrange
ments was appointed with H. Arthur
Heinze chairman. The other mem
Ders of the committee are Jay Refer.
Patrick H. Shields. Paul w. LANCE
and Wilbur c. Morrison. The date
OF the meeting of the reunion assoc
iation has not yet been fixed by the
officers of the association,