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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
MEXICAN REFUGEES HUNGRY.
Women and Children are Starving in
Rude Shelters Near Boundary Line.

TECATE. Baia California, Mexico.
March 2l.-McXican refugees to the
number of nearly 100 men. women and
I'm tho hills north of this place on the
American side Of the boundary. They
fled from Tccate upon the approach Of
rebels two weeks ago and have been liv-
Ing under trees. wagon covers and i'm.
provised tents In the open ever since.
Over half arc women and children and
there is no food TO be had. The only
supply store is operated by an American
at Tecate. The district is so remote
that IL will be some days before supplies
can reach the refugees. The necessity
for relief has been reported TO the United
States army officers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
WHY THEY FAIL
MOST PILE REMEDIES MISS THE
CAUSE OF PILES.

Disagreeable treatment with oint-
ments or suppositories usually fails to
cure piles md cutting them off won I
moderates the ~rtsiie effects of the
disease and fails to remedy the inside
cause, The UP to date doctors now use
internal medicine to free tho circulation
in the lower bowel. and so remove the
disease.
DR.. Leonhardt Hem Roid, the first
and only guaranteed internal pile cure
in the form of tablets-cures any kind
of piles Sold by SCHRAMM- JOHN
SON, DRUGS, FIVE STORES, and
druggists everywhere. Sl.00 for large
box, DR.. Leonhardt CO., Station B,
Buffalo, \, Y.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22

United States government has determined
TO give President Taft every chance to
restore order. President Taft has deter
mined that this government shall fuhll
It's international obligations in stopping
the smuggling of arms and ammunition
across the border,
The enforcement OF the neutrality laws
called for the presence OF many troops
and was one OF the causes OF the recent
army movements.
Army to Stay Four Months.
Mexico has made no protest against the
presence Of troops in Texas Such n pro-
test would be regarded rs uudiplomatic
lnasmuCh as the troops are on American
soil and must remain on American soil
until congress shall otherwise direct.
President TAFT repeatedly has assured
the Mexican ambassador. Mr. de Id Barra,
that the Mexican government need feel
no alarm over the movement OF the
troops. He has sent the same assurances
TO the City OF Mexico.
There Is every reason to believe that
the troops VIII remain In Texas al least
four months Meantime they will not be
Idle. The mobilization OF the army VIII
he taken advantage OF 10 impart lnvalua
bic training 10 officers and men OF the
regular establishment and 10 many OIL
GERS of the state militia organizations. In
way the sending OF troops TO Texas
will give 10 the army instruction and
experience similar TO that which came
TO the navy as result of the cruise of
the hattlcship fleet around the world.
President Taft hopes Cie sending Of the
army To Texas VIII prove 10 have been
peace movement. He told several callers
at the White house that he ought to be
the last person in the world to he sus
pcctcd OF jngoism-that nothing was fur
ther from his mind. Political consider
ations. the president said. had not en-
tered into the operations from any possl-
bic angle.
Mr.. Taft Is fully aware that attack
is to he made upon him In congress by
some Of the Republican insurgents and
poSgibly by some OF the Democrats, but
he Is said TO he prepared TO defend his
course from every point OF view.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22

-,risoners Engineer Bonner also was
.Sked to leave his cab and walt.
The revolutionlsts stood over each man
'ith rifles pointed AZ their heads. With
nc exception OF the detail which went
hroUgh the cars. the force was divided.
ali being lined up on one side Of the
rack and half on the other. Before de-
parting the rebels cut the telegraph
wires but this damage was repaired this
morning.
The rebels explained TO the train crew
that they had expected 10 find soldiers
being transferred from Monterey to Mex
ico CITY.
II is possible their nforma tion had to
do with the movement OF n small de-
tachment of the Ninth battalion. which
arrived here on the preceding train from
he north
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22

Generally deb!itated for years. gIad
sick headaches. lacked ambition. was
worn out and all run down Burdock
Blood BItters made me Il well woman"
Mrs. Chas. Freitoy. Moosup. Conn.
Bilious? Feel heavy after dinner?
Tongue coated? Bitter taste? Complexion
sallow? Liver needs waking UP. Doan's
Rugulets cure bilious attacks. 20 cents
Mt any drug store.
Don't think that piles can't be cured.
Thousands OF obstinate cases have been
cured by Doan's Ointment 30 cents at
any drug store.
Farmers. mechanics. railroadcrs. labor
ers rely on DIR. Thomas Eclectic OIL.
Takes the sting out of cuts. burns or
bruises AT once. Pain cannot stay where
II is used,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
ASSESSMENT NO. s.

Columbus Consolidated Minlng 1
pany. office and principal pla@
ness. rooms 20l-2 Judga bulldl1e
AXE City, Utah. Notice Is hereY 8
that at a meeting OF the board L
tors OF the Columbus Consoida1
ing company. held on the ?n1 =
March, A. D. 1911. at the oincs
corporation. rooms 201-2 Judge -
Salt Lake City, Utah. an A.
OF ten cents per share was ~
the capital stock Of the corpon
sued and outstanding payable o. =
fore April {. 1911, TO S. A; WMLsk
retary and treasurer OF the eoug-s
the office OF the corporation ~ IT, Il
Judge building. Salt Lake ClM y
Any stock upon which SAID -
shall not be paid on or previous =
4, A. D. 1911. shall be ceIinoss1
advertised for sale at puone
Monday, the 1st day. OF Nsy,
and unless payment Is mace S,r.s oS,S
be sold on that day at 10 ocl1
10 pay the delinquent assessns,%I,
on, together with costs OF aose'-'7 s.
expenses OF sale u7r.1ry1f.
Secretary and Treasurer So'u~
solldated Mining Company; 3
Office, Rooms 2ol-2 Juoss
Salt Lake City. Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
MAoeRo HAS AMERICAN DOCTOR.
Revolutionary Presidents Camp Looked
After by Red Gross Corps.

CHIHUAHUA. March 2l.-Bearing
passports signed by Governor Ahumada,
Carlos Harris has completed his second
trip 10 the camp Of Francisco ]. Madero
In Santa Clara canyon. nifty miles north.
lie returned today. Accompanying him
was Sylvester Terrazas, editor of FL Cor
REQ; DR.. Seffcrt and jed Newkirk, a
chauffeur.
On their arrival in tho camp of the
rebel leader. Madcro expressed desire
to talk 10 Terrazas and the conference
which followed last night continued more
than an hour. Neither divulgcd the ia :
turc of the conversation.
A detail OF The Rcd Cross corps un-
der the direction of Or. Wilson from the
United states was found In Made ero' S
camp. DR.. Wilson has FIVE assistants.
III was necessary for the four men who
made the trip In an automobile to show
their passports forty miles north Of here.
where they encountered detachment OF
fcderals.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
THREE PERSONS HURT
IN SANTA FE WRECK

KINGMAN. Ariz.. March 2l.-The
Overland Limited on the Santa Fe side
swiped freight train on a siding here
today. Only three persons on the train
suffered injuries sufficient 10 require
their being sent to. a hospital upon ar
rival in this city These were j f, Woods
of Los Angeles. fireman OF train No. l..
abdomen wrcnched; Mrs. Eugenia kaul.
10 Haley street, Cambridge. Mass. hurt
internally; Walter Sprague. Fort Smith,
Ark. bruises on The body and legs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
RECIPROCITY EXPECTED TO
HELP FARMERS OF CANADA

OTTAWA March 21--The first indi
cation OF break in the ranks Of the
Conservative opposition on the reciprocity
agreement occurred today when r. =
Lake, a Conservative member from Al
berta. said he was favorably disposed
toward the agreement with the United
States.
The agreement for reciprocity In farm
products will give the Canadian farmer
wide market said Mr.. Lake, "Therc-
fore, I am favorably disposed toward the
agreement"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
Tacoma Referendum Election.

TACOMA. March 2l,-The first refer
endum election ever held in Tacoma re-
suited in decisive victory today for the
anti-treating ordinance. The returns
from scventy-five of the seventy
precincts obtainabie tonight showed Si6S
votes for the ordinance and 55If against
the measure. The registration was d.
5S7 the percentage OF women being one
third
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
FRANCE WANTS L. S.
TREATY LIKE ENGLAND'S

PARIS. March 2l.-Conversa tons have
been held between President Taft and
NJ. Jusserand French ambassador at
Washington. respecting a comprehensive
agreement for arbitration between the
United States and France. These con-
vcrsations are considered unofficial, but
rs preparing the way FOR treaty SIM
liar to that proposed between England
and the United States. II is unlikely
that the matter will take the form of
official exchanges until the outcome OF
The Amglo- American nrOnosals is soon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
sLANco's GARRISON DESERTS.
Federal Force Supposed to Be in Vicinity
OF Casas Grandes.

AQUA PRIETA, Sonora. Mexico. March
II Cvia Douglas, Ariz. when Prcfccto
Chiapa OF Moctczuma arrived with fed
eral soldiers al Tigrc camp today they
founG that the officials installed hy Gen
eral Blanco had deserted
Blanco is now said to be nearing Casas
Grandcs with a force of 800. rebels. Al
the Cavallando ranch they forced the
Vaaucros 10 round up all the horses de-
sired.
On the eastward march the American
cavalry marched along the line. with
lslancos men just south of the border
The latter would frequently toe the In
tcrnational line and pass jokes.
Another federal soldier wounded In tho
battle OF Aqua Prieta died in Douglas
today. He was removed IN the Ameri-
can side too late to save his life.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
SHOOTS OWN son AND
THEN COMMITS SUICIDE

WALLA WALLA, Wash. March al
Mrs. j. w, WlicoXson ard William N.
WilcoXson. her 22-year-od son, were
found dead in the family home here to-
day Evidence indicates that Mrs. VIII
coNson first shot and Killed her son and
then herself. The son had been in iii
health and was out OF employment and
nciehbors say that Mrs. WicoXson had
acted strangely OF late. j. w. Wilcox =
son, the husband and father. is d travel
Ing salesman.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22

In the District Court o,,,sI ol III d
United States for the Dls, asu
In the matter Of donn ion bantr
bankrupt.-No. 1i5s ID
Petition for discharge: ~
To the Honorable Jonn =, =, ne {
Judge Of the district cou,' ", Iiiah: n
States for the district OF ose IN
Jobn r. Kelly Of san Ind nd ~
the county OF Salt Lake s,aaSrifciJl
Utah. In said district re- IespJ pJsy Z
resents that on the ai,, ,a,d,sdrai
ra1nt ,%SI Under ,he acts OF ConS,lISs SSuIS =
10 bankruptcy, that he nas .,sSts s d]
sped sg d' all his property and n,lsd rls1Tits Sits
erty and has fully eompl'eu and of q
Teo;i,rements OF said actsn acsn,nS %a Iii
ders OF the court toucD%s !.
Wherefore he prays tnqs b.ye m . q
creed by the court 70 rmpuosabls Y
cborre % from all debts p,v,pt pr"pt "a
Sis n" estate under said oannsnessSn,ei n
cent such debts as are e
from such discharge; or Mare. Z
Y Dated this 21st day,S day o. = gEl1l
1911. Basn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
GENEROUS TO FALLEN FOE.

General Lee Christmas, Soldier OF or
tune, Gives Liberty to Former Enemy.
PUERTO CORTEZ, Honduras, March
16 via New Orleans. March 2l.-Gcneral
Pedro Diaz who served under General
Guerrero at the battle Of Ceiba and who
received asylum aboard the United states
e,inboal Wheeling when his forces were
routed by the revolutionists was formal
lv turned over to General Lee Christmas
today by the commander of the Wheel
ing. General Christmas released Cen
cral Diaz al once and the latter, in COM
pany with General Rosales left immedi-
atelY Tor San Pedro.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
Arrlve-DalIy.
Ogden. San Francisco and Port

Ogden. San Francisco and Port
land ,...a.---..,..,
Ogden and intermediate points.l!
Provo. Tintlc and inter points L
Bingham and Midvale .......ll
Denver. Chicago and east -.
Ogden and intermediate points
Denver. Chicago and east.
Grand juno. and Inter, points
Ogden and San Franclsco-,...
Park City ....e..
Bingham and Midvale. ...-....
Provo. Manti. Marysyale. He
Der ..r..-s..-s ..-'.'
Ogden. San Francisco and PORT
land ..-..,-.---s -ss,.s'.
Ogden. San Francisco and Port
land .sss,,.s......--
Denver. Chicago and east Il.
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opnrR OF NOTICE THs''

ORDER Of
ptSy'' on his 2lst day Of . Msliit1I MnsotitIon. q
an re reading the foregoing g 'slssrIrts
Snrnd on feIIl by the court, that a. 2 AS DAY II.
'isnn aerS' he M same on the ~ q" eoaft oaf 4
4: apc - CITY. in said district .hc, aaodcs 9
raHI - The forenoon; and 1Ini ma Lsss M
: oe rspwspaper pgr printed in sSaT and oses
SnMs sn,,s ~ I,i interest may app sppeaas acsus.
time fin,e a and place and smoy nnoyer o. p
NOV NOV nave. why the pra'ssr hs ssranis
ti,toner .neE " should not .d De by D,
,,si ana ,he e clerk shall sena II = isaId
Known eTSS M creditors copies cep,esssed 70
and" ana this order, address, a.s As stat,
their places OF resldenaTblle ble John
wv Witness the Honorary district g
shall Judge OF the saie salt Lsss
said district. on the z,1I|
a. ..[,sst: p, lal'' IERRoLD R.
(Seal of courto
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
MYSTERIOUS Order Received.

NEVADA. Mo-, March 2i,-An order
has been received by tltc division office
here OF the Missouri Pacific Railroad
that The military spur from
Nevada to the government rifle range bc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
Denver & Rio Grande Time I
Depart-OaiIy. dn effect JUNE |,

Oepart-Oaily. Un effect June
Provo. MantI and Marysyale.. 7.
Bingham and Midvale ....... 5.
Denver. Chicago and east. 90. 5.
Park CITY ....-...........s s.
Ogden and intermediate polnts.i 10:
Ogden and San Francisco. -. /:
Ogden San Francisco and Port
lana s-.....,...s..-. 2.
Midvale and Bingham ,.,.... 2:
Denver. Chicago and cast. 4:
Provo, Tintic and inter points 5,
Ogden and intermediate points s,
Denver. Chicago and east. ]:
Grand juno, and inter. points. !:
Ogden. San Francisco and Port :
land IL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
CANADA WANTS NO NEGRO
SETTLERS FROM THE STATES
Manitoba Officials VIII Try 20 Exclude
Large Party Of colored Men From
That Country.

EMERSON. Man. March 2l.-immiCra
ton Commissioners Walker and STAFF OF
ron. including medical men. arrived here
TO-DAY and are awaiting the arrival OF
l65 negroes from Oklahoma, who are due
here tomorrow ON their way to Northern
Alberta, whore they hope 10 become
homes leaders.
II is the intention of the commissioner
To dctain the party at ST. Vincent until
al undergo the strlctcst medical exam
nation.
VIII do all in their power To keep all of
The party out.
WINNIPEG. Man. March 2l.-OfhCers
Of the immigration department left to-
day for Emerson on the border TO stop
the entry into Canada Of l65 negroes
from Oklahoma who intended To settle
in the Canadian northwest. The railway
company has appealed to Washington and
Consul General Jones has been instructed
10 20 down to sec that they get through.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
Hack Beats Roller.

KNOXVILLE. March 21. - George
Hackcnschmidt defeated DR.. Roller Of Sc
attic in straight falls Of finish wrestling
match here tonight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22

prepa rcd to accommodate 5000 men with
In the next two weeks. No further In
formation is vouchSafcd,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
SENATORIAL BALLOTS
IN IOWA AND COLORADO

DENVER. Colo. March 2l-Today's
senatorial ballot:
pcmocrais-Adams. IL Spccr. 21
Thomas. 4; Shafroth /: O'Douncll. e:
Martin. .: Maupin, 1. Ward. 4, Am
Eepubiicans -Vaile. 49, Goudy. s; Dsw-
son. ;: Roof ,; Nortbcutt. .: Waterman,
.. McCrearY, >.
DES MONIES Iowa. March 2l.-Thc
Joint ballot on United States senator by
the Iowa legislature today follows:
Deemer. 81: Kenyon, 60: Porter. Demo
crat. IS: Hamilton. 6: absent l. Ncces-
sary to Il choice. 10
TO PREVENT THE GRIP.
LAXATIVE BROMO .UININE removes
the cause There Is only one "BROMO
QUININE.' Look for signature Of L. w.
GROVE 25c,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-17

BUFFALO, N. Y. - Zda:
rzvl sic smutny wypadek "
porcie, W dokach kolei
Lehigh Valley, " t. wv. La
ke Freight House. Mianowi-
Gle przy wyiado Sywaniu o.
kzetu ,,Tuscarora" wpadt do
woody polski rYbotnik i uto-
nal MIN zdazy}a przybyc ja.
Ia romoc. A l n,. MIA chotby
zaraz by}a ME byio czasu,
gdyz nieszczes)iwy 6w jfk
wpadl do wody tax tel znikf
pod MIA ma wierzch ME Wy.
plypa}.
Zwloki wydcbyto p6zniej
przy p.,mocy zelaznych he.
k6w.
Po dokonaniu ogledzin
prse1 egzaminatora medyoz.
pego Dansera trupa odes|a-
no do gostnicy miejskiej.
Nieszcze6liwy 6w robotnik
Dazywa sic Felix's Grsyb; "a
letni. w Ameryce bawi} jul
cztery lata j mial Eamiar:
sprowadzic lone i dziecko.
ma co sklada} pieniadze ize-
Ibrsl JUL porzadna. sumke.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-17

LONDYN, IA sierpnia. A
zatem Izba lord6w przyjela
wczoraj 13l glosami -przeciw
ia wniosek rzadowy zno.
szacy plrzywileje lord6w od-
wieczne ustawodawstwie an.
gielskiem, aw szczfgolnosci
przywilej zak}adania veto
przeciw niepozadanyrn uch-
walom Izby Gmin. Przyjecie
tel uchwaiy byio poddaniem
sic Izby liberalnemu rzadowi
ktory " przeciwnyn, razie
chcial mianowac 500 nowych
lori6w dla przeforsowania
swego wniosku,. 'Historyczl'e
to gtosowanie, kt6re ra',ykal.
ME odmienia system angiel-
skiego parlamentaryzmu,
Etrwalo blisko godzine, przy-
sluchiwala mu sic z galeryi
sail wysoce arystokratyczna
| publiczno6c, sled7ac 2 zaje'
ciem zachowanie sic opozy'-
cyl kt6ra j tax rozwine}a sl}e
o wiele wieksza, nil ocze'
; kiwano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-17

!. LONDYN, IA s;erpnia.
Jakkolwiek atrajk tutejszych
@adowaczy .kolejowych i4por-
towych zostai zako6czony u.
CODA, to jednak innym wiel.
kim miastom angielskim "a
graza istna k]eska strajku
generalnego. W Liverpoolu,
Glasgowie, Manchester, Bri.
stolu, Sheffield i W innych
miaatacl' strajkuja funkcyo.
naryusze kolejowi i dokowi,
tadowacze, w6znice i tp.,
przyczem przychodzi do stare
gwa}townych i krwawych.
w Liyerpoolu onegdaj straj~
kerry urzadzili demonstra-
eye, przyczem Geese ich ma
pad}a ma oddzia} policyan-
tow, rozbroisa 60 pobi3a po-
licyant6w, ieh w}asnymi pal
kami; wezwano w3jsko ma
poMoc i wywiazala sic walka
zacieta ma bro6 biala; stroj.
kerry walczyli kijami i ka'
mieniam mi, u rezultacie roz-
pedzono strajker6 ", ale jeden
policyant zostal zabity, 40 ra.
nionych, q po6r6d robotni'
k6w 100 odnioslo pokalecze'
nial P6zniej " innej czystc
robotniczej dzielnioy Liver.
poolu przysz}o 10 powt6r'
nych awanturi walKi; tam
sic strajkeray 7abarykadowa'
Ii po domach i z Mich razit
policye j wojsko; trzeba bylt
poszczeg6lne domy zdoby
wac. / tn wiele os6b z obi
stron odnioslo rany. Pare do
NOV podpalono. Zachodzi o
bawa, 10 rozruchy powt6rzs
sie ma jeszcze wieksza skale
w Londyuie spok6j
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-17

PARYZ, ii sierpnia. = z
wielka okaza}o6cia odbyl sic
tn pogrzeb milionera anne.
ryka6skiego, Gatesa. Cia}o
przewieziono do Cherbourga
skad ma okrecie KAISER Viii.
helm d.. Gr." odjecha}o do
N. Yorku,
!. w Montpelier stwier-
;;azono: 2 wypadki cholery..
W pobli2u Sherbourga
kilku ch}opc6w, zebrzacych
ma stacy postanowi}o napa6t
ma pociag pasazerski, gdy
ich 20 stacyi wyrzucono, po
przecinali oni przewody tele.
graficzne, ale j ma tenn "a.
mach sic skohczy}; wszyst.
kich aresztowano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-17

-.'. BAY CRY, Mie6: Anna
Rutkowska z niemowle elem
ma reku musiala stana6.przed
sedzia pohcyjnym, oskarzona
o posadzanie swojej sasiadki
o niewiernosc malzehs ka.
Przyzna]a sic do winy,:a Sc
dzia Gaffney 'wymierzyl jej
surowa kare $25.N lub 80
dni kozy.. Obecny W czas'e
procesu maz czempretlzej O.
pu6cil sale sadowa, aba sic
postarac o pieniadze i, vol
nose zony. Nowy odstrasza-
]acy przyklad dla naszych
d}ugojezycznych plotkarek,
&t6re zapomiDaja ze oszczer-
stwo podobne jest ciezkim
grzechom.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-17
WILKES BARRE, Pa. "a


WILKES BARRE, Pa. "a
kradziez 200 dolar6w z kie.
szenia 6piacego ,,wsp6l~
bortnika" Ignacego Konar..
skiego stawal pred skwaje;
rom Franciszek Benowskii
Poniewa& przy rewisyi poli1
eva znalazla przy MIN tak4
sumo, a Benowski ME umiaf
sic wytlumaczyc 2 jej posia-
dania odesla} go pod kaucya
300 dol. do wiezienia az do
czasu rozprawy pred Grand
jury.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-17

RZYM, Is sierpnia. - z
Watykanu donosza, 10 Pa
piez ma sic znacznie lepiej;
spai wczoraiszej nocy i to
90 znacznie wzmocnilo, m6gf
te& przyjac wiecej posi}ku l
cierpienia podagryczne sic
zmniejszyiy; temperature
ehorego jest prawie normal
ma, oddech dob,r.y. Lekarze
przyboczni Papieza, kt6rych
Jest 8, 81 :!!s! 4a!d5o9.wolelni ]! ~ 2 prze-
~biegu: choroby..@- W:zoraj
Ojciec 6w. przyja} Kard. sekr.
Merry del: Val i wyra2il 1al,
ze ME moze przy]ac wszyst.
kich, kt6rzy' sic o zdrowie
jego dopytuja. Powiedziaf tez
Papiez, il ma siln4 nadzieje,
ze powr6ci do zdrowia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-17

LONDYN, II sierpnia. "A
zatem wielki strajk londy6-
skich robotnik6w dokowych
tadowaczy weglarzy i w6zni-
COW zakohczyf sic ,l!goda;
,spodziewaja sic 10 W ponie:.
dziafek wszYstkie braass-be:
da ;juz przy robocie. Znaczy-
10 to zarazem odwr6cenie cd
.miasta obaw ogtodzenia, brak
bowiem artykul6w spozyw'
czych SLIME juz odczuc sic
dawa}. Z Liverpoolu donosza
he, " strajku tamtejszych ro'
botnik6w dokowych nasta}c
ciezkie przesil enie; pracodaw'
cy .og}osil;, ze je6li strajkerzy
ME wr6ca do roboty W po-
niedzia}ek, to zostanie wstrzy
mana Gala praca dokowa j
wszyscy robotnicy jacy je-
szcze W innych branzach przy
piracy pozostali, beda rozpu.
szczeni do dom6w. PROXY po:
srednictwa ME daily dotad
rezutaltu pony 6lnego. = Pra
50 i og6} omawiaja zywo IVY
ciestwo rzadu W g}osowaniu
o zniesienie veto lord6w, przy
|pisujac je temu ze opozycyj:
ma partya unionist6w jest po-
dzielona; nawo}uja sic unio
ni6ci, aby roztam6w roz}atat
i partye zjednoczyc.