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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-11-17
GooG Money for Redhmen.

Forest City.-The federal author
tiles at the Cheyenne River agency
have just finished the work Of making
another payment to the Sioux Indians
Deione1ng on that reservation. More
than $4,000 in cash was distributed
among the Indians, this representing
interest which has accumulated on
trust funds held in the United States
treasury for the Indians on the Chew
enne reservation.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-11-17
Snow and Ice impede Selection.

Pierre.-Geo. A. Burlington and e.
Jacobson, Of the state land department,
who are selecting indemnity lands on
the Pine Ridge reservation, are *.
~periencing great difficulty on account
of the snow and ice, being able to
travel not more than 10 miles a day In
an automobile. Says Mr.. Burlington,
"The sonw is SO bad that the wheels
spin around with chains on" On an
other occasion the ice broke under tho
machine while crossing Spring creek.
While absent seeking a team tt haul
the auto out of the creek, 1t froze in
and had to be thawed out with water
from the radiator.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-11-17
PAYMENT FOR HILL.
SIOUX INDIANS, FOLLOWING Ac-
TlON TAKEN LAST SPRING,
SEEK PAYMENT FOR LAND.
OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST
From the Capital City, tire Various
state Institutions and Oil.
ferent Parts Of the
State.

Pierre.-At a meeting held at Cher
ry Creek last spring, an attempt was
made by some of the leading Sioux
to perfect an organization, which had
for it's purpose the securing from the
general government, payment for the
Black Hills territory which was open
ed to settlement in 1876. The Sioux
claim that the right to go into the
Black Hills was never admitted by the
Sioux, ald that whites were allowed to
go into the territory under a treaty
which was signed by only a few of the
chiefs. While they have no idea what
eve that the territory will ever be re-
stored to them, they are after cash
payment. For the furtherance of this
effort a meeting was held at Lower
Brule reservation on the tenth of this
month, at which all the bands of Sioux
were asked to send representatives,
to further complete the organization
for the purpose of pushing their
claims, The government contention
is that even If the whites were adj
mitted into that country without the
consent of a majority Of the Sioux,
that defect was cured in the treaty Of
1889, by which the territory between
the Missouri river and the Black Hills
was opened to settlement and in the
same treaty the orening OF the Black
Hills section was ratified. But the
leaders among the reds believe they
have a case, n want to make a
test of the claim in the courts.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-11-17
Work to Begin in 1918.

Rapid City.-Postmaster Post, who
attended the national convention of
postmasters at Washington, d. c.. is
home again. and brings the informa.
ton that work on Rapid City's federal
building will commence April 1. 1919.
Mr.. POS learned while in the east that
although congress had appropriated
100000 for the building that Rapid
City was number 20 on the list of such
appropriations and that it would be a
year and a half before that number
was reached.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-11-17
FROM MANY POINTS
EVENTS or THE DAY HELD 70 A
PEW LINES.
oars EVENTS BOILED DOWN
Personal, Political, Foreign and Other
intelligence interesting to the
General Reader.
Washington.

Misconstruction of the appeal made
BY Turkey to the American govern
ment for Intervention of Tripoli result
ed in the issuing Of a statement ny
Youssouf STA Pasha, the Turkish am
bassador, declaring that Turkey had
no wish that the United States should
act as / mediator to end the TurKo-
italian war.
A timely report on education in
China has been made to the bureau OF
education by Harry Edwin King, vice
president of the Peking university. 1t
reviews ~exhaustively the modern
movement for western methods In
educational matters which owes its
existence largely to the awakening OF
the dowager empress after the boxer
rebellion.
There are fifteen American vessels
O In Chinese waters looking after
the welfare OF foreigners and four
more are on their way, according to
IN announcement by Secretary of the
Navy Meyer. Tue supply ship Supply
b due y arrive It Shanghai so"o and
me monitor Monlrey, cruiser bara'
toga, and gunboat Quiros are now en-
route for Chinese waters from the
Philippines.
The employees liability and work
mems compensation commission Dill
was sharply criticised by A. B. q
retson, president Of the order OF rail-
Z conductors, at q meeting OF tns
commission. Mr.. Garetson took es
pecial exception to the compulsory
feature OF the bill, saying that with q
small maximum payment for injury
and Z comparatively brief time OF
payment, the employee would desire
the privilege Of q choice.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-11-17
Decree of Honor Meetjno.

Huron.-A two days session of the
district Degree of Honor was
held here. 1t was attended by dele
gates and visitors from the ten OF
more lodges in the district, and was
a gathering of than passing in
terest to the fraternity. Wednesday
afternoon a large class was initia: ed
under the direct supervision of Mrs
Frances Buell. Olson, of st. Paul, s.,
periOr chief of honor.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-11-17
For, Conservation ConnrAes

Sioux Falls.-An elaborate program
is being prepared for the annual meet.
ing of the South Dakota Conservation
congress, which will be held in Sioux
Falls about the middle of January.
The exact date for the meeting has
been left to James ]. Hill. the rail-
road magnate of st. Paul, who has
practically accepted the invitation to
be present and make an address dur.
ing the meeting.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-11-17
legislative Blue Book.

Pierre.-The South Dakota BLUE
Book" or legislative manual is just
being delivered to the secretary Of
state for distribution to the legisla-
ture, state officers, and a few favored
individuals. 1t is printed on a good
grade of book paper, contains nearly
900 pages, and is substantially bound
in cloth. 1t contains a vast deal of
information, chiefly statistical, con-
corning South Dakota. Among it's
contents are the state and national
constitutions, the magnet charta, and
various other fundamental instru-
ments, a South Dakota chronology,
committees OF both bodies, syllabus
of laws enacted by each, South Dako-
ia postoffices, banks, election returns,
assessment valuation, taxation and
census statistics, directory of state
government, appropriations, party
platforms, engravings of the various
state institutions, and biographies of
state officials, and the members of
both houses.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-11-17
EIopina Case pronnad-

Sioux Falls.-Charles Jones. OF Ar.
.lngton, who q day or two ago was ar
rested in Sioux Falls on charge OF
clipping with his wife's sister, has heen
released from custody, and the Ease
against him apparently has been dron-
ped by his relatives at Arlington. whc
caused his arrest.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-11-17
Invitation to Lea.

Pierre.-State Engineer Lea has
been requested to address the Ameri-
can Road congress to be held at Rich.
rnond, Va, November 1928, on the re-
cent trip of the Meridian road com.
mission through South Dakota. He
sill probably accept.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-11-17
What He Saved.

fannetis as well as amusing is the
valedictory Of q western editor with
grateful acknowledgment to nv
friends and benediction upon the bro
lession, take my hat-the savings ~
IL years In the newspaper feld--and
retire."
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-11-17
O~airymen's Convention.

Aberdeen. The South Dakota
Dairymen's and Buttermakers' associa.
ton will in this city Decem.
Der 6 and z. A large program is being
prepared and the city is getting ready
to receive several hundred dairymen
from all parts Of the state as we'll as
many from some of the eastern states
interested here.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-11-17
To Look After Work.

Pierre.-E. H. Baldwin, supervisor
OF construction in the Indian depart
ment, has arrived at this city to look
after construction work on Burke Hall,
at the government school. The con
tract for the building calls for com
petion by March, and the work will
be pushed along all winter to get in
under the contract date. The best DOS.
sible use is being made of the fine
weather which yet continues.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-11-17
English Wainuts for America.

Inc secretary of agriculture de-
ciares that the beautiful forest tree
tnat the English walnut would
40 well In this country. It spreads
IKE an oak and has q fine featherv
foliage that flls the air with fra,
GRANGE.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-11-17
Will Have Good DispIav.

Pierre.-The immigration depart
ment is receiving a ready response
from the various educational institu.
tons OF the state, to its request for
views and exhibits to take to the Chi.
cage land show. Practically g
school in the state will have a good
display.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-11-17
Fire at Yankton,

Yankton.-A fire which started in
the Star restaurant, in the Edmonds
block, caused a loss of $4,000. The
rear OF the restaurant and the rooms
overhead were Quilted. The Paris Elec.
trio company and Carey & Walsh's
saloon were damaged. The losses ar.
fully covered by insurance.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-11-17
Express Messenger Dies.

Aberdeen.-Albert Boothroyd ex-
press messenger for the Wells Fargo
Express company on the Chicago, Mil.
waukee & st. Paul railway between
Aberdeen and Sioux City, died very
suddenly, following an operation.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-11-17
Uncle Eben.

Dar is two kinds O. courage" said
Uncle Eben. Zone kind consi,ts ~
not bein' skeered cause you's got ton
much a an de yutheh cause Won
ain got enough" ~
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-11-17
Auto Trade Falls OF.

Pierre.-The auto registration for
October shows q falling of for the
close OF the season, as only 121 new
machines were registered for that
month. A few are coming along these
November days, but the registrations
will be light until spring m again.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-11-17
For Public Park.

Pierre.-Agitation has been started
to have Brands pond, a small lake fed
by underground spri1b,s, and which
has existed since the town was first
settled. converted into a city park and
playground. The pond is very central
ly located.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-11-17
Irrigation P,anta.

Pierre.-Several new irrigation
Giants have been ordered for this part
d the state, to be put in operation
along the Missouri river next spring
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-11-17

The presence OF German WarSnlps
IN Danish waters is causing real irri-
tation to that country.
The rule limiting the deposits In
postal savings banks has cut down
the business Of these banks.
President Taft was the principal
speaker at the dedication OF the LIN
coin temple at Hodgenville. KY.
Denial was made by the German
chancellor OF q backdown to France
In the Moroccan controversy.
The grand jury at Washington re-
turned . white slave Indictment
AGAINST Robert Davidson Of st. Louis
Postal savings banks will be estap-
lished on December I at Benkelman.
Rush. st. Edward and Wood River.
Neb.
Noses FELTON,, . farmer living near
Calleo. Mo-, was shot and killed by
his wife, who said she acted in SELF
defense.
4. r. Armstrong. . wealthy mer-
chant q Tucson. Arizona, committed
suicide By shooting himself through
he head.
Alter having been In . state OF
eoma tor 1s2 hours, Miss Lulu White.
: nurse, Of Colo. Ia. regained con-
nc-louanoss. Physicians say she Will
eocovor.
simeon Hallowell, an Omaha indian
oooyicted Of introducing liquor ON his
eeservation, Wi pardoned by Presi-
dent TAFT.
Y1fty thousand dollars worth Of gold
nurgets win b : part Of the Alaskan
exhnit at the northwestern land pro
ducts show ct st. Paul.
The Swedish academy 1t Stock
holm has awarded the Nobel prize for
literature for 1911 to the Belgian
author, Maurice Maeterlinck.
Turkey has made formal request
or the United States to intervene
and nut a end to inhuman practices
q the part o. Italian soldiers In Trip
Oh.
lsebraeka teachers association. IN
eoasion ct Omaha. elected Dean E. l.
nouso 81 Peru president. Woodland
q HeyAlock Was made treasurer
again.
~ committee Of three bishops OF the
Methodist Episcopal church will In
! vestigate at Topeka. Kas. the chars
~ hrought against Bishop David J.
1fnoro q Cincinnati, By Mrs. Carrie
Cope o. Topeka.
With expressions Of sorrow and 70
1Dot upon their faces, : large crowd
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-11-17
An Ameteur Astronomer.

P1erre.-Rev. H. 0. Roberts, the pas
tor of the Congregational church al
Fort Pierre, Is an amateur astronomer,
and is having a six-inch ~refractor and
a 14-inch rejecting glass made, and an
observatory, for which he Is SOLICITING
funds.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-11-17
Writes Up Trip.

Pierre.-State Engineer Lea, by re-
quest, has prepared a description OF
the recent reconnaissance trip of the
state meridian road commission 70,
Better Roads, Dayton Ohio; Engineer.
ing and Contracting, Chicago, and En-.
gineering News, New York.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-11-17
Requisition for Pratt.

HSQUT8IIIOU TOT pfdSt.
Pierre.-Gov. Wesley has granted
a requisition on the governor of Iowa
for custody of J. M. Pratt, who is be-
ing held by the Iowa authorities for
the officers from Clark county, where
Pratt is wanted on a charge from the
state.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-11-17
Aberdeen CLEARING House Officer.

Aberdeen Clearing House Officers.
Aberdeen.-The following officers
were elected to manage the affairs OF
the Aberdeen Clearing House associa.
ton for the coming year: President. s.
H. Collins; vice president, C. A. Rus.
sell; secretary and R. l..
Brown.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-11-17
To the Circuit Court.

To the Circuit Court.
Ferre.-The Barbour Water Right
case, for the preliminary hearing of
which the state engineer and Attorney
General Johnson went to the Hills
last week, has been bound over to
circuit court, no decision being
reached.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-11-17
Road n Issued.

Pierre.-Hayes township, Stanley
county, by unanimous vote decided to
Issue bonds for $ 1000 for road i'm.
provements in that township.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-11

FEZ, 8 maja. Miasto wciaz
jest otoczone przez zbunto-
wane szczepy berberskie; ma
pastnicy utrzymuja sic W
przyzwcitej odleg}o5ci, DO ich
ME dopuszczaja do miasta do.
woz6w zywnoscj, wskutek
czego grozi g}6d wojskom sui
ta1skim. Sultan Mulaj Hafid
nierna faktycznie poza Fe-
zem punktu opsrcia, a OPT
MIA kraju ca}ego jest pre-
ciwko niemu xwr6cona; z
buntownikami }acxa sic co.
raz nowe gromady; odsiecz
francuska, ciagnaca pospie-.
szenie ma Fez, rozpedzi re-
wolucyonist6w i umozliwi
dow6z wnosci, ale ME u.s.
pokoi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-11

zonka u6miechnieta czeka,
by ia MAJ po ,,jangielsku" po-
pros1 o obiad. Rozegra}a sic
tedy scena malze6ska wcale
ME mi}osna, ]ecz taxa, ,kt6ra
biczem nazywaja. PAM Gear
Iowa dalei do sedziego Stein'a
skarzyG o rozw6d. Sedzia
Stein jednak to cz}ek ME
dzisiejszy, a cwik jakich ma
10, W sprawach ma}ze6skich b
de]ikatnym sedziowskim ro-
zumem wysondowa} ! -
bez sondy = ze przyczyna
wszelkich nieporozumieh Jest
pani matka". Wyda} vice
wyrok Dastepujacy: ,,Pani
matka wyniesie sic cd c6rki
kt6ra cd ,tapila CharG'emu
na wlasno5c niepodzielna -
Pani Charlowa postara sic o
to, by MAJ wracajacy cd pra-
cy znalazl obiad gotowy
" ]aki spos6b Charlie obja-
via swa mjlo6c zonie, W to-
sedzia sic ME miesza, bo to-
jest rzecz privatissima. Tax
vice 2 rozwodu mic a j 90
procesu ME byloby zapewne>
przyszlo, gdyby Witkowski
ME byl .sznkal cudzych DO:
gin, lecz gdYby jako Polak
byl poja1 Poke "a zone, Oby
jego przyklad pouczyf prly-
najmniej innych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-11
CHlCOPEE, Mass. Znow'

CHlCOPEE, Mass. Znowu
zaostrzyfy sic u mas to mo-
enc niesnatki parafjalne. Pp'
szfo o ulziai mieiscowych to-
warzystw polskich " proce
syi ma rezurekcye podc<as S
uroczystoSci Wielkanocrj'
Poniewaz Diekt6rzy wybit
nj czlonkowie W zarzadzi. to.
warzystw byli zarazen przo.
w6dcami niesnasek par;.flal.
nych, przeto lniejscowy pro
boszcz Wielebny ks. Czelus'
MAX ME zezwoIil i'm na wy.
stapienie W paradzie podczas
urocxystej procesyi. zarzady
towarzystw ma mityngu po-
stanowi}y wziac udziaf W pro.
cssyi, pomimo zakazu probo-
SEGA. Poniewaz wobec tegu
moglo dojsc do awantur ]
sprowadzania poIicyi do ko.
.scio}a, przeto ks. sCzelusniak
ostatecznie zadecyduwal zu-
pelnie rezurekcyi ME odpra.
wiac. Zacietr1ewieni c3lunko.
vie towarzystw znowu zwo'
}ah mityng i uchwa'ili de-
monstracye o godzinie sz6.
stej rano przy ko5ciele " sam
dzien Zmartwychwst mia Fan
skiego. Demonstrators ku Q
g6lnemu zgorszeniu odbyls
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-11

RZYM, 8 maja. Ma Kapi'
tolu otwarto miedzynarodo.
wy Kongres Prasy. Przyby.
10 nan 500 delegat6w wszyst.
kich pahstw i czescj swiata,
Ma uroczystosci otwarcia byli
oboje kr6lestwo, dw6r, mi
nistrowie, dyplomaci; move
powitalna wyg}osil burmistrz
Nathan; obrady potrwaja ty-
dzieh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-11

Romano. W czasie przepro-
wadzki ma d2ieci ME uwazo-
no jedno 20 starszych ma
pcha1o W zabawie Romano.
wi pieprzu pe}ne usta, talk
ze dziecie sic udusi}o. Wszel-
'kie zabiegi ratunkowe ME
przywr6ci}y zycia male6-
stWu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-11

picnic; Japonia odparia, *
W Aigun zyje $50 Japo6czy'
k6w i jest sporo firm japo6.
skicb, wiec konsulat tam by]
jei wiecej potrzebny, niz mp
rosyjski konsulat W Kautc
blisko korejskiej granicy,
gdzie lyle tylko jeden Ro.
syanin. Ma cieta te odpra
W. mic juz Rosya ME odpo
wiedzia}a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-11
Z NIW POLSkICH
w AMERYCE

CHICAGO, Ill Snory mai
ze6skie spowodowaly wczo.
raj podw6jna ..tragedye: 5S,
cioletni Jan Sokobielski spot
kali wczoraj sw4 zone, SO ci }.
Ietnia Anne ookobielska, u
zbiegu Diversey parkway j
Abbott court ina p6lnocnej
stronie miasta), j wszczaf z
MIA k}6tnie, a potem nagle
dobyi rewo)weru. j strzelil d.
| niej trzykrotnie, "a kazdym
razem trafiajac ia W szyje.
Ciezko rama kobieta zawlo-
k}a sic o wIasnych ailach do
szpitala Niemiecko-Amery
ka6skiego. oddalonego 0 pol
,bloku'' Cd miejsca strzela-
niny, gdzie padfa ia chod.
nix i wyzione1a ducha.
Mcrderca tymczasem poczal
uciekac, lecz puscili sic "a
MIN W pogo1 przechodnie j
policyanci, kt6rzy dali kilka
strza}6w, ale Sokobielski tenn
sic nie l2sssrasz}'}, tylko
biegl dalej utica Ha|sted W
kierunku p61nocnym al do
ulicy Wellington, ns kt6ra
skrecif sic i wpadf 10 swego
pomieszkan'a W budynku a.
partamentowym pnn. 833 We
llingtuu uI., gdzie zatrudnio-
ny byl jako zawiado wca. Me
d}ugo tam jednak pozosta},
DO wkr6tce znowu wybieg}
na ulice, a widzac ku MENU
zblizaiacego sic policyanta,
przylozyf lufe rewolweru do
w}asnej skroni i po}ozyf sic
trupem ma miejscu.
Sokobielski rozlaczy} sic z
iona pred trzema tyg,'dnia-
mi powodu ustawiczpych
kf6tni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-11
PETERSBURG, 8 maia.

PETERSBURG, 8 maja. -
Nieznana 2 nazwjska dzieN,
czyna postrzelila smiertelnie
inspektora wiezieh we Wo}o'
gdzie, Efimowa, gdy tenze
siedzia} W lozy, W teatrze, po.
czem usz}a dotychczas jej
ME schwytano. Pol;cya aresz-
towa}a pare os6b podejrza-
nych. Opr6cz Efimowa ranio-
ma zosta}y iona jego dwie
inne osoby. Efimow znany
by} 20 znecania sic mad po
]itycznymi, wiezionymi W
Wo}ogdzie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-11

LONDYN, 8 maja. w L.
bic Gmin przeszed& " dru-
giem czytaniu wniosek udzie-
]ajacy praw gfoeu kobietom
uajacym t. wv. kwalifikacye
gospody6 domowych; zbliza
to idee sufrazystek angitl-
skich do zrealizowania. Wo.
bee stanowiska rzadu, ostat-
MO przychylnego dla sufra-
zystek, obiecaly one zaprze.
stsc swej ,wojowniczej' tax.
tyki i obiecafy zachowac sic
przyzwoicie. Jednoczesnie
przed}ozono lzbie petycye 2
So, 900 podpis6w, W tenn 35,.
600 kobiecych, sprzeciwiaja
ca sic ideom sufrazystek
kobiecemu glosowaniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-11

JEROZOL1MA, 8 maja. w
sprawie uwiezionych relik-
vii, znalezionych pod me.
czetem Omara, sledztwo
wdrozone toczv sic ener-
gicznie. Stwierdzono podob'
no, re przekupiono istotnie
doz6rce meczetu soma, $685..
600, a gubernator turecki W
Jerozolimie otrzymat podob-
no jeszcze o wiele wiecej.
Lud wielce jest wzburzony
Gala ia afera; muzu}manie
graza Smiercia winnym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-11
PETERSBURG. 8 maia

PETERSBURG, 8 maja. =
Prasa tutejsza zywo zajmuje
sic stanowiskjem .Japonii wo.
bee Rosyi. Ostatnio komen-
towano wiesc 0 zadaniu. przy.
wilej6w handlowych dla ia
'ponii W chi6skiej prowincyi
Kwantug. w razie odmowy,
Japonia grozi1a postanowie-
MEM ultimatum. Postapienie
to oczywiScie mocno niepo-
koi Rosye.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-11
PETERSBURG. 3 maia,

PEIERSBUKG, s mala. -
Bawi tn gen, Noghi, jap,
w6dz czas6w wojny Japo-
nil z Rosya; 2 okazyi tel
zIozy} wieniec ma grobie sc.
,,era}a Kondrate6ki,, zabite-
60 W tej wojnie.
Rad rosyjsxi interpelowai
Japonie W sprawie konsula-
tn, zo}ozonego ostatnio W
Aigun W chi6skiej Mandzu
ryi, W czem upatrywano
wrogie przeciw Rosyi wysta-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-11

DESROIT, Mich. Karol
Wtkowski p:agna} zamery'
kanizowac sic jak najpredzej
przeto kazaf ma sic wo}af
,,Charlie", ME dose ma tenn,
by sic jaknajpredzej nanczyc
United States = poja} "a
zone dziewice pochod7aca z
pieknej zielonej wyspy 1ryna
nalezaca do narodowosci wo-
dzacej rel W Stanach Zjedno
czonych, jednem s}owe.n Al
ryszke". On ME umiai po al
rysku, AMI po angielsku, ona
ami po ajrysku. Ajrysze mo-
via jezvkiem swych wrog6w
Anglik6w, zarzuciwszy sw6j
wlasny = ami po polsku, o
kt6rym to jezyku tylko wie~
dza, ze jego brzmieoia obra
zaja delikatne uszy a]rysko-
ameryka6skie. Ale mi}osc
rozumie sic nawet ma migl,
czynem objawia sic wiecej niz
s}owem, vice nasze Pola-
czysko-zakochalo sic i zyska-
10 wzajemnosc. Jednakze mi
ly zlego poczatek lec< koniec
zalosny. Sps}ni}o SIC to ! ma
naszym Witkowskim. Me ma
ROXY bez kolcy, pow'ada przy.
stowie, a czasem j iona = r6-
ia ME ma kolec = 6wie-
kre. Spelni}o sic to ma
zonce Witkowskiego. Biedny
Charlie" nie robil jakos po-
step6w " jezyku angielskim,
a nadobna jego po}owica przy
pomniala sobie, ze nauczy-
ciele starej daty przymuszali
dzieci do nauki giodem, POI
stanowila vice zastosowac
to metode do Charliego, q
vice pewnego dnia ME Ego.
towa}a mu obialu. Me zna}a
biedaczka po)skiego przys}o-
via, 70 Polak, kiely glodny
to z}y. Przychodzi Charlie
do domu, ME ma obiadu, a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-11

WlLKES-BAkRE, Pa. J&
zef Wilkowski z Midvale os-
karzy1 Grzegorza Pilwalisa o
rozmyslnie zranienie strza-
lem rewolwerowym. Pilwa-
lis zaprzecsa} winie, nawet
twierdzi}, ze ME mial rewol-
weru.
Sad przysieg}ych uwolnh
go cd why.
Me tax lekko zato posz}o
2 lima sprawa, gdy Stefan
szy6giel i Audrzej Kios sta
nell W sadzie pod zarzutem
ciezkiego anienia W plecy
Franciszka Saralina. Strzela.
nina mia}a miejsce " West
Wyoming.
Poniewaz jeden tylko strzat
byl dany, a dw6ch obwinio.
nych, mia} sedzia niemalo
trudu, ably winnego wykryc
wreszcie jednak K|os przy-
zpa1 sic ] powedrowal na 9
1niesiecy do wiezienia, a mad
to ma zapiacic $50 grzywny.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. Sta
nis}aw Mondrzecki, kt6ry
stracii reke przy piracy " ia
bryce Marble and Shattucha
otrzymaf sadowe przyznanie,
ma sumo 5000 dol. odszkodo-
wanna O.. zarzadu rzeczonej
kompanii. Jest to pierw sly
podobny wyrok wydany ma
podstawie niedawno uchwa.
lonego prawa.
Ma 80 dni kozy skazany
zosta} przez sedziego Levina
polak Adam Rabowski "a
kradziez wegla podw6rza
kompanii Erie. kabowski
usifowal sic t16maczyc ze we
giel ukrad} z potrzeby. Zona
i troje d7ieci chore, q " do
mu bieda. Sprawdzono jed
max ma miejscu, 70 klamal
tylko, DO AMI zony AMI dzieci
niema on dotad, q inns, OBJ
ba kobieta chcia} sic tylko
zastaWic. b