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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-12
Cholera ma WschodZie.

% 11lo W OO1AOUADOs
z Konstantyuopola donosz4, il
W stolloy tureckiei j W Ma,edon!i
cholera powoli ~ustepuje. Nato-
miast wybuch}a zaraza niespodzie-
wanie " Adryanopolu. Wybuch
.spowodowa}o zupe}ne zaniechanie
wszelkich 6rodk6w o%strozno6ci "a.
niedbanie urzadzeh hyglenicznych
i brak kontrol; dowozu artyku}6w
spozywczych oraz niestosowanie
kwarantanny ola przejezdnych.
Choroba szerzy sig s%zczeg6lnie
w6r6d wojska, zabierajac liczne
cfiary- W}adze wojskowe, kt6re
same ponosza odpowiedzialnosc "a
%tzerzenie sic zarazy odmawiaja wy
ja6nieh.' obiegaja pog}oski, ie
Gale kompan;e wymieraja; zo&nlerzy
zamyka sig bez wszelkiej opieki
lekarskiej W koszarach, pozosta'
wiajac ich losowi. w Salonice
wybuch}y ~rozruchy wskutek cho~
lery. Musiano zawezwad wojsko.
w potyczce dw6ch demonstrant6w
zosta}o %ranlonych, Is os6b zaaresz-
towano. Nowych wypadk6w cho-
lery zameldowano pie6, jeden~ z
Mich 6miertelnY. w Monastyrze
musia}y w}adze drodki przeciw "a
razie przeplowadzi6 romoca
wojska. z rdznych Mast donosza
o przypalkach smiercl wskutek
cholery.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-12
CIEKAWl:Ell. RZECzY
+ H. Y .a# ss III
SzczesliWy skazanfec.

. Et-E.TE- g.I.Fa men, rt$r 90 ~ .T# - sSFEL-ta.A=
Kupieo CLOSER, lt6ry pred
trzema laty podczas rozpraw sado.
wych pred sadem rzeszy z~astrzelii
sekretarsa aadowego strassburga a
rrezesa Maennera zrani} i Ia to
skazanY zosta} ma 10 lat domu kari
nego, odziedziczyl teraz milo oowy
spadek pc s~oim bracie, pewnym
prywatnym uczonym, kt6ry pope|-
MI samob6jstwo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-12
Wake przeciwkO kot0m

I. pSOm
prowadzi mlasto Nowy York. Cho-
dzi mianowlcie O niszczenie xot6w
i ps6w t. wv. bezdomnyoh, beg
w%}a6ciciela. 20 najd.iwniejsza, Re
~,lito6ciwa'' te Wake podje}o sme.
rykanskie towarzystwo oohrony
zwiersat, ktSre wypowiedzla}o
biednym osworonogom wojne Ii
tylko Z lito6ci. Cd kilku tYgodni
kursuja nocami pc ulioach Nowego
Yorku stale try samoohody, kto
re zabiera]a wszystkie napotykane
psy i koty, . 3niwo ich wcale nie-
zfe. z niezwyklem zaoiekawieniem
sledsa o~zytelnioy gazet sprawo.
sdania : noonych ob1aw. Navy
Sym dotyohozas rekordem jednej
nocy bylo sohwytanie see kot6w.
~ az Nt .ch.--S ~.4- %EF&E ElEt-ts
W ostatnioh oztersoh ,ygodniaoh
z}apano przess}o 5000, az pewna
DUNG douosi Towarzystwo, ze v
sierpniu " ciagu 20 dnls roboo1yoh
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-12

Boa z Iobq, ks,s&eczka do nabc'
rozmiar 34x24 cala.....-10 l6c
M,oaio Bogu, zbi6r najlepssego
nabozenstwa i pie6ni ko6ciclnych,
rozmiaru 4x23 cali. $50
Lh,sata Bcgu oprawna ' sk6rke ze
z1oconym tytulikiem, z1ooone
brzegi.. QUO
Cn,oasa Bogu, y ozdobnej bls}ej
opraw,e Z klamerk4, z}ocone
brzepl. $1.l0
Cn,oata Bogu, oprawna v miekkae
skorke re z}oconym tytul'klem,
z{ocone brzegi..,......... SIC
Chaoata Bogu, oprawna v mleekk2
sk6rke, ze z}oconym tytulikiem ]
zameczkiien, wewnatrx ia ok}adce
krsyzyk Z perfowej 1nsc:cY 1.6o
Skarb dusxy-w elsgsaJkiej sk6.
rzanej oprawis, : z}oconym ty~
tulikiem, z}ooone brzegi.... soc
Skar6 duszy-Zbi6r najlepszego nan
bozenstwa i p,esni koscielnych,
ksiazeczka Ola m}odzie4y, opraw''
ma " angie,sk4 sk6rke. Z siooo-
nym tytulikiem, oserwone brze''
500
.SEarb dxszy-oprawna " angielsk:ae
sk6rke, Z z{oconym tytulikiem,
zlocone brzegi.. SOC
SkarJ daszy-oprawna y mlekk4
sk6rke : zfooonym tytulikiem,
z}ooone brzegi. coo
Skar6 doggy miettisj oprawie
z z1oconym tytulikiem, z{ooone
brzegi... ooc
Skarb ddszy--oprawna " sk6rke.
z}ooonym tytulikiem z okuoiem
izameczkiem, z}ocone brzeg' 60c
Wvbo, elk czyli kr6tki spos6b nabo"
1ehetwva ~codxiennego dta rzym"
sko. katolik6w, : dodatkiem pie,
6ni, oprawny y sk6rke ze zloco-
nym tytulikiem, ozerwone brze-
Notwithstanding " skdrke, z}o-
cone brzegl, ; obrazkiem ma o
k}adce i z{oconym tytulikiem 45c
N6,rM-oprawny " skdrke sto~
cone brsegi, 70 z}ononym tytut
lik en-, : okuoler' zamecae
ken. ........ b
Ny6orek-oprawny " mietks sfdr
ke : zlooonym tytullkiem s}ooo~
ne brzegi... SOC
Wyborek-oprawny ozdobnie v
miekk4 skdrke : zioeonym tytu"
likiem z}ocone brzegi...... 76c
Wy6orak oprawny v mocna mietka,'
sk6rke, z1oconym tytaiikiem
xlocone brsegi.. $50
F,riy na6o4eiava-Z modlitwami
6w. Alfonea Nd cxes6 NajSwiet1
s1sj Fanny Maryi nleustal9oej
pomocy. Ksi2tecska oprawna Y
moona skd6rke, : kolorowym o.
braxkie.n M ok}adoc, : ltoconym
tytulikiem. s}ooone brzegl.. soc
Psrty nabo4eHstsoa - oprawna ~
miekfk4 sk6rte 5 o1dobami. xifo~
oonym tytulik,em. slocone brse.'
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-12
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Chcemy osiegnac celu, a
zeby kazdy interes, zalatwia-
ny z naszymi patronami by}
zadawalniajacy. Chcemy ably
to kazdy czul, ze moze
przYj6c do mas W kazdej
sprawie gdzie nasze doswiad.
genie j rada moze bye Gen.
na i pomocna.
Jezeli m6wimy q ,,usfudze"
wy6wiadczonej naszym KLEIN
tom uwazamy tenn malaysia
usfuge, wszystko co slusznie
p%r2yjmiecie cd waszego ban
ku. Nasza us}uga zaw1iiee1rra
sto i ieden drobnych szcze4
g6}6w, wszystko azeby zrobic
z naszych patron6w ,,zada-
walniajacych klient6w."
Jezeli ME mieliby5cie lad.
nego interesu Z tym BAN
klein, many ufno6t, IL O.
%trzymacle us1uge jaka mo-
zemy wan wy6wiadczyc.
Deposit Bank B
Of Winona
The Mena weekly star., 1911-09-28
IN
 FAULKNER RAISED
County Board Causes 2,336 Tracts to Be Advanced $197,9S3 Over Figures of AsSessor-0ne
 Tract Increased s2,05O.

Conway, Sept. 20.--Two thousand three hundred and thirty-six tracts |of land in i6 of the 9 townships of Faulkner county have hcen raised by the Faulkner County Board of Equalization an aggregate of $i97,- 983, according to figures comrled by County Clerk J. Il. Bailey today. These figures include the work done by the board up to the adjournment yesterday afternoon. The total aS- sessed valuation of all the tracts in the sixteen townships as re- turned by Assessor w. N. Jones was $i, ,t32,i95. The increase by the equalizers brings the total to Si ,330,- ITS, the percentage of increase be- ing about t7h.
 The board today completed the revision of townships 5, range if, which is not included in the above figures. In this township some of the greatest increases of the ses- sion were made. One tract of i60 acres, assessed at $350, was raised to $2,400. This, however, was ex- ceptional, the other increases being much smaller in proportion.
 The board will doubtless complete the assessments of all lands in the county before the end of the week, las only few more townships re- main to be revised. They will then take up the town and city lots, where, judging from the work al- ready done, some radical changes are expected. Whether, after com pleting the real estate equalization, the board will undertake revision of the personal property assessment could not be learned. -l--
The Mena weekly star., 1911-09-28
SIX MURDERED IN
 ACOLORADO
Two Families Found Dead by Neigh bors After Several Days--Were Killed With an Axe-police
 Have No Clue to Work On

Colorado Springs, Col, Sept. 2i.-- 4 , mysterious murder case in which two families are the victims, was discovered here late yesterday. The discovery of the murder was made by neighbor who called at the Burnham home to spend the after- noon. Not getting any response and noticing strong odor, she forced an entrance The bodies of Mrs. Burnham and those of her two children were found in their beds, which were covered with blood, and the walls and ceilings were also spallcrcd. She iisn.edlatciy gave an alarm end nstinctiNelS a dezcn per- sons went le the Wayne house, where there had been 10 signs ot lie ssrle Sun1ay, nnd the same tcr- rible scene was presented.
 MT. and Mrs. Wayne and their babe were covered in bed as though m their natural sleep, all horribly Ii1dflSitu, Hc III titt tdcC VI ttt1 b"N7 les in the Burnham home. An axe was used in committing the mur- der.
 Burnham, who lives at the sani- tarium where he was employed, about ten miles from here, was placed under arrest soon after the discovery of the crime, but there seems to be nothing 10 impiicate him in the tragedy. His employers say he was at work when the crime must have been committed. No other arrests have been made.
 The heads of all the victims had been smashed in, and the appear ance of tho bodies indicated that they had been dead several days, and that death came while they slept.
 A. J. Burnham is consumptive, and officials al the hospital where he has been working say he is not physically strong enough to wield an axe, as was done by the mur-- deref.
 The police have absolutely no clue to work on in the case.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-09-28
FROM TRAIN SEES
 HER STOLEN COW
Woman Recovers Animal in Unique Manner While Making Journey to Russellville-Driver of Cow
 Had Sold Her.

Little Rock, Sept. 2i.--Mrs. Anna Kaiser, widow, who up to short time ago has been boarding with a family at 823 Olive street, yesterday located and recovere1 a milch COW stolen from her over a week ago, under rather out of the ordinary circumstances.
 About two weeks ago Mrs. Kaiser decided to move to Russellville, and shipped part of her household goods several days in advance of the time when she intended going herself. On September f3, she en- gagged Robert Deane, 2 man living i'll the vicinity, to drive her COW through the country. The man came to the house and drove the COW away. Mrs. Kaiser waited sev- eral days for him to return and get his pay, but finally becoming sus- picious that all was not right, made an investigation, and found that neither man nor cow had reached their destination. She then felt sure that the man had stolen the COW and left the county.
 Yesterday Mrs. Kaiser completed all arrangements for leaving the city and boarded train for Rus sellville. The train stopped at Marche for some time to wait for another train, and when looking idly out of the window during this time, Mrs. Kaiser saw her COW quietly grazing by the roadside. She recognized the COW at once, and got off the train, and after some inquiry learned that Deane had sold the animal to a Polish D erchant at that place for s23 and had left the town.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-09-28
ISSUE 2s,oOo RATH PERMITS.
This Number 10 Those Who Em-
 pi0yed No Physician.

Hot Springs, Sept. 22.--up to noon yesterday 29,000 special bathing per- mits had been issued to visitors to this city since January from the office of the superintendent of the reservation. This includes only those visitors who employed no phy- sician, and most of them took full course in the hot water baths. Ad- ded to this number are some 10000 permits which were is- sued by the bathhouse managers, and more than 50,000 visitors who have been here since the first of the year, and have not taken any of the hot water baths.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-09-28
PROH|D|TION|STS
 TO MEET OCT.Sl
Anti-SaloOn League Will Then Con- slider Using Initiative to Secure
 State-W Wide Measure
 Held Closed Meeting.

Little Rock, Sept. 2i.--The Ex- ecutive Committee of the Arkansas Anti-Saloon League held closed meeting at the office of the Rev. Frank Barrett in the Masonic Tenn pie building yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Only the members of the Executive Committee were admit ted. At the close of the meeting it was announced that the committee has decided to call a stat, conven- tion of the Anti-Saloon Leagues to meet in this city on October 3i for the purpose of considering the ad- visibility of making use of the in- itiative to secure statewide prohi- bition. ke
 Members of the Executive Com mittee stated that nothing will be done along this line until after this convention, but should this course be decided upon at that time, the Anti-Saloon League will at once in itiate the movement and push the work with all possible dispatch.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-09-28
AGED MAN IS HELD.

Colorado Springs, Col, Sept. 22. Following statement by Arthur Burnham, husband of one of the women murdered Sunday night, that when he called unexpectedly at his home Sunday he found with his wife Tony Donatel, a white la borer 60 years of age, the man was arrested and is being held, pending an examination. Donatel was ex- amined last year as to his sanity.
 X bertillion expert is coming from Denver to compare a bloody finger print found on the axe, believed to have been used by the murderer of Mrs. Burnham, her baby, and Mir. and Mrs. Wayne and their two ohil- dren.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-09-28
COFFEE COFFEE STILL HIGHER

New Orleans. Sept. 22.-Coffee reached the highest figure in twen- " years here yesterday, Santos No. ] being quoted on the floor of the Board of Trade at IA, the same grade selling year ago at f0A. Rio No. 1, low ordinary. was quoted at f3% and was selling at i0 cents this time last year.
 6ranulated sugar continued it's climb, reaching 6.75, and advance of 7 cents pound since August i.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-09-28
CANADA SAYS NO
 TO RECIPROCITY
Overwhelmingly Canadians Decide Reciprocity With America Is Not Wantcd-LandslIde Puts Laurier
 Down--Annexation Talk Did It.

Montreal, Sept. 22.--Canada is to- day confronted by a new situation, developing from the rejectment of reciprocity with the United States and the defeat of the Laurier gov- eminent.
 R. l.. Borden, leader of the Con- seryatives, will become premier, and will be called upon to form the Conservative ministry, and that the changes will be radical is shown by the overwhelming defeat of sev- on cabinet members and the land- slide which retires Sir Wilfrid Lau- rier as prime minister.
 The Liberals lost ground in prac- tically every province of the do- minion. Where they won their ma jorites were small. Where the Conservatives won their majorities were tremendous. Ontario, the lead- ing province of Canada, declared all most unanimously against the ad- ministration and reciprocity. Rob- ert l.. Borden, leader of the Con- servative party, will shortly become prime minister of Canada. He will be supported in parliament by a working majority of far more than ample for his purpose.
 The government defeat means that the Fielding-knox reciprocity agreement, ratified by the Ameri- can congress in extra session, will mol be introduced when the twelfth parliament assemblies next month and that revision basis of trade with the United States, looking to closer commercial relation, will not be possible in the immediate future. The Conservatives are committed to a policy of trade expansion within the empire and closed door against the United States.
 Laurier Retired.
 Although reelected in two con- stituencies i'll Quebec, the defeat of the Liberal party also means the retirement from public life of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, who, for nearly two decades, has directed the desti- nies of the dominion. Several times during the bitter campaign which preceded yesterdays election, the venerable premier said that defeat of his party at the polls meant the end of his career.
 Ontario the Key.
 A Liberal membership of 53 from Quebec was cut down to 36, which taken alone, seriously threatened the supremacy of the party, but 1t was in Ontario that the Conserva- tiyes won their greatest victories. Spurred on by appeals to patriot ism, and the cry that eciprocity was the entering wedge for annexa- tion, the Conservatives swept nearly everything before them. That pro- vince which in the last parliament was represented by thirty-flve Lib- erals and fifty-one Conservatives, will send a delegation to the next composed of thirty three Liberals and eighty-flve Con- servatives.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-09-28

Irregular bowel movements breed disease in the body. You should purify and regulate the bowels by using prickly Ash Bitters. It is mildly cathartic and strengthens the stomach, liver and kidneys. W. c. Nandiver, sepcial agent: Davis Drug Co- special agent; Jackson Drug and Furniture Co., special agent.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-09-28
KIRBY REPEATS HE
 IS NOT CANDIDATE
Donaghey Again Announces That No One Knows What He Is Going to Do in the Political
 Arena.

Little Rock, Sept. 22.--The latest political dream appears in a Mem- phis paper to the effect that Gov. Donaghey is to become candidate for the United States Senate, and Associate Justice Kirby for goger- nor.
 Judge Kirby has from the first emphaticalIy denied that he has any intention whatever of bsing can didate for governor at this time, and when Governor Donaghey was questioned about 1t he replied:
 What more can l say about it than l have said, that I have not authorized anyone to make any statement regarding my political future2 have intimated to no one what my intentions are"
The Mena weekly star., 1911-09-28
STATE CONVENTION ". C. T. U.
It Will Be Held in Pine Bluff No-
 vember 8 tO fl.

Pine Bluff, Sept. 22.-The state convention of the Woman's Chris tian Temperance Bnion will be held in Pine Bluff November to fl. Mrs. Lillian Stevens, the national presl- dent of the W. c. T. U., will be one of the prominent out-of-town visit ors during the sessions, and Mrs. Lula Markwell, state president, will also be present. Many other na- tional and state workers will attend the convention. The members ot the local branch Of the w. c. T. U. arc already making preparations to entertain the visiting delegates and the many visitors that will come from adjoining states.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-09-28
JUDGE SHAVER MAY ENTER RACE
Byrne of Texarkana Wiihdraws, and Mcna's Noted Citizen and Chancel- Tor of This District May Run
 for Congress.

Texarkana, Sept. 2i.-The race for the congressional nomination in this district to succeed Ben Cravens of Fort Smith assumed new phase today. It has been understood for some time that MT. Cravens would not stand for reelection, and Judge ]. M. Carter and Judge l.. A. Byrne of Texarkana, former State Senator Otis T. Wingo of De Queen and Ben of Pike City, all had formally announced several weeks ago as candidates.
 Last night Judge Byrne, who has a strong following and made a splendid race against Mir. Cravens four years ago, informed his friends that, owing to the continued wretched condition of his health, he had been forced to decide to with draw from the contest. Following close upon this announcement, a report gained currency today that Judge James D. Shaver, chancellor of this district, whose home is at Mena, would make the race for the congressional nomination.
 Judge Shaver May Run.
 Judge Shaver has been here since Monday holding Chaneery court, and this evening he was asked the direct question whether he would make the race. In reply Judge Shaver said he could not say posi- lively as yet just what he would do. He was, he said, seriously con- sdering the matter, and it was not that he would enter the field. He will know positively with in the next few days. Judge Shaver has been a chancellor for 10 years, and his friends claim he has made a record. He is regard ed as very able man and a great lawyer, and his name has frequent ly been mentioned for congress in recent years.
 Judge Shaver returned to Mena last night from Texarkana. He is still undecided regarding entering the race, but expects in a few days to reach a decision.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-09-28
CONTAINS l,2OO BOLLS
Bonneville Man Startles Tri-State Fair Officials When He Exhibits
 Record Beatinq Plant.

Memphis, Tenn, Sept. 2i.-J. Nj. Suggs of Bonneville, Ark, startled the Tri-State Fair officials today when he entered one lone stalk of cotton fer exhibit at the coming fair which contained 200 bolls.
 We don't raise a bale to the stalk around Bonneville" said the Ar kansan, but this stalk shows what we can do on the fertile ground around our town.
 This IS believed to be a worlds record for bolls on one stalk.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-09-28
WARD GIVES IT UP
After Another Hard Fall the Ocean, to-0cean Aviator Abandons
 His Trip.

Loclport, N. r., Sept. Manager Murphy, who looks after the ar i.anea.a.ea..s fer 1sviss.vi via James ]. Ward, announced today that the aviator had withdrawn from the aeroplane race from New York to San Francisco as the result of a fall Ward experienced near Addi- son this morning. in which the ma chine was badly damaged. The avi- ator was not hurt.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-09-28

If your food does not digest well. 2 ..-,.r rrfrKfy Ash Bitters Will set matters light. It sweetens the breath, strengthens the stomach and digestion, creates appetite and cheerfulness. W. c. yandiver, spec ial agent; Jackson Drug and Fur niture Co, special agent: Davis Drug Co, special agent.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-09-28

Put your stomach, liver and blood in healthy condition and you can defy disease. priekly Ash Bitters is Ia successful system regulator. w. C. Vandiver, special agent; Jackson Drug and Furniture Co, special agent; Davis Drug Co. special agent.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-13
THIS MAN HAS HIS HANDS
FULL OF COURT CASES
Albert Act Case, Lid Lifting and Di-
vOrce All On at the Same
Time.

Anti-saloon leaguers and enforceFs Of the
Albert act are apparently not the only
thorns in the flesh of Louis w. Prenica,
proprietor of the oma hotel and the Ches-
apeake restaurant For, in addition to his
other troubles, his wife, Mrs. Jessie M.
Prenica. was granted decree of divorce
from him by Judge Day Tuesday and
awarded alimony Of $50 a month.
Mrs. Prenioa also secured the custody of
their daughter, Gladys Henrietta. The de-
cree was granted on grounds OF desertion
and cruelty, the plaintiff alleging that
Prenica deserted her in July, 1910.
Judge Troup found against Prenica In an
action brought under the Albert act last
month and Prenica also had several al
legged violations Of the liquor law preferred
against him in police court the first OF
this week. The cases are now pending.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-13
CIRCUS ROBBERS GET HARVEST
Several Thefts Occurring During Bar
mum & bailey Parade Re-
-s ported to Police.

The usual reports of robberies after the
circus has left town began to pile into the
police station Wednesday. Z. II. Ellsworth
OF $50 Seward street, was the heaviest
loser through the thefts charged to the
handy men who make a speciality of fol-
lowing the circuses.
The report shows that while the Ellis
worth family was out looking over the
parade yesterday the front door screen
was cut and an entrance to the house
effected, When the parade had passed and
the family returned all the loose pewelry in
the house was missing. The thieves even
CARED off the fathers clothes and the
baby's ring.
While wringing her hands with delight
over the grand spectacle of the circus par
ade Tuesday Mrs. F. II. Monroe. 20IS North
Twentieth street. lost a valuable gold ring
set with pearls and diamonds. The police
are looking for the ring
The only real case OF pocket picking re-
ported at the circus was worked on Ed
ward Updike. S6l2 Farnam street, who re-
ported that while watching the trapeze
artists perform his one year old gold
watch was "nicked,"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-13

Break for Liberty
from stomach, liver and kidney trouble is
made when Csc box of DIR. Kings New
LAfe Pills Is bought. For sale by Beaton
Drug Co. .