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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-03
suslNEss chANcE.

FOh RENT--Meat market. equipped
reaoy Tor business. cheap rent. Ap-
Ply 1V4b Fourth avenue north.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE for good cat
tie. five-passenger, four cylinder
Halliday automobile in good running
order: top. windshield, speedometer,
clock electric lights magnetic. new
tires and lights. will SO awful cheap
for quick deal. Address Jas. q.
Jensen, Foxhome. Mimi.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

NEW MODERN double house, rent
Ing for $50 per month; will exchange
Tor improved farm. Address Ferguson
Land CO., Fargo
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WANT e D--Afen to Join our new auto
mobile school: clAuffeurB and repair
men always in demand, best location
In the city. Call or write 624 Tenth
street south. Minneapolis. Mimi.
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WILL TRADE for unencumbered land.
$4,000 worth of merchandise. Cali
ON or address r. M. Farmer, N. d. I'M
provement Co, Fargo, N. ID.
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WANTED AT oNcE-Ffrst class
sausage maker and meat cutter.
Peoples Market. cit Second avenue
north.
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HELP wANTEp--FEMALE,

WANTED An experienced waitress.
Prizes cafe
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WANT D. ressmalSing by the day.
Address Miss Stewart, s13 Sixth
avenue north.
WANT D--Dreasmaking and plain
sewing: also repair work: prices
reasonable. Call at No. ii Stern
block. Phone 1S7B~I..
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THE AUTOMOBILE owners assoc
citation wants mechanically inclined
men to train as chauffeurs. Write or
cali at once. 1919 Henuepin avenue.
Minneapolis.
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WANTED-Men to learn barber trade;
easy work. big pay: few weeks COM
pletes by our method. Write for rec
illustrated catalogue. Moler Barber
College, 81 III, Nicollet avenue, Min
neapolis, MINI. Established 1888.
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soARp AND ROOM OFFERED.

street south.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-Mv equity in
newspaper property, in North Da-
kota; win sell very cheap for all cash
or part cash and part on time; will
trade for smaller plant In state which
Is unincumbered; may consider lease
70 right party. Address No. 6Se, care
Forum.
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FOR RENT
Furnished Reoms--Nortr aida.

FOR RENT Furnished room AZ az
Tenth street north.
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POSITION wANTED-MALE.

STOVES BLAcKED and set up;
storm windows washed and put on.
andmaIl odd jobs. Phone 1802-L.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1911-02-03

The above is cut of the Evans
newspaper folding machine re-
Gently purchased and installed in
the Chronicles new office, which
was occupied this week.
1t shows the machine attached
to the press ready for work. 1t
receives the printed pages from
the press and delivers them folded
ready for the mailing machine.
1t does not require two feeders,
for the man who feeds the press
also feeds the folder, or. to be
more accurate, the press feeds the
folder, making the printing and
folding one process. When it is
necessary, to increase the number
Of pages an insert table is added
and the extra pages are fed in by
hand at the same time the regular
pages are being printed and folded,
the folder handling both the pa
pers from the press and the hand
feeder. delivering them folded up
together.
The Chronicle is the first paper
in western North Dakota to install
an attached folder, the old hand
feeders being in general use where
folders are used. we have gone
to considerable expense to add this
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1911-02-03

On Monday morning Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank lompkins, who live
20 miles northeast of this city,
were made glad by the arrival of
a healthy girl baby. The snow
girl was made very welcome.
Now that the Chronicle office is
moved, Don Campbell will i'm
mediately set to work remodeling
the vacated building for his
store. By the middle of the
month he expects to be doing
business in his choice location.
The bondsmen of Mrs. Jack Riley
surrendered lher to the authrori-
ties Monday. and she was taken to
the county Jail at Medora that
evening to join her husband. who
was already an inmate Of that up
!to-date institution.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1911-02-03

equipment to our plant, but it is a
money saver in the long run, doing
away with a lot of extra handling
of the paper and an extra man on
press day. 1t will enable us to
get out the paper more promptly
and into the hands of the readers
within a very short time after it
leaves the press.
We will endeavor to go to press
on Thursday afternoon, and those
who may desire to see the press
and folder in operation are invited
to come in and ftake a look. "
We believe they will be interested
in the mechanism and perform.
ance Of these machines, which ap-
pear to do their work with human
intelligence.
You will be able to see the pa.
per as it enters the press in one
large sheet, be delivered in the
same form to the folder which
rapidly adjusts it., folds, trims
and delivers it in the form that it
comes to you through the mail.
We make these continued i'm
provements in the Chronicle be-
cause we desire not only to receive
EbuS to deserve the support Of our
patrons.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1911-02-03

the best place in town to satisfy
the inner man.
Mrs. H. H. Ernst, mother o1
Mrs. Nick Schmit, has gone to Bill,
lings. Mont, for an extended visit
with a son and daughter living
there.
Hons. j. P. Reeve and Geo
Mcclellan, two of the solons from
this district, were home owe,
Sunday in confabulation with
their constituents.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Pinkhan
of Carlyle. who had been spend.
ing six weeks in Minnesota, re.
turned to the Golden Valley on
Wednesday of last week.
Another son and heir arrived a,
the home of E. E. Dickinson last
Saturday morning and was prop
erly clothed and cared for. Mr.
Dickinson is a irm believer ir
the Rooseveltian theory.
Eugene Altman returned las,
Friday from a three months visi,
at his old home at Waconia,
MINI. Mr.. Altman has fine
farm southeast of town and is
back to look after his interests.
Mrs. Horace w. Peek, who hac
been here since the middle of De-
cemeber, took her departure Wed
nesday morning for Sioux City
Iowa, and Great Bend, Kansas
going via. the Twin Cities. Hel
daughter, Rowena, accompanied
her. AS soon as he can conclude
some business matters Mr.. Peel
will follow.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1911-02-03
Make Showing
Against Champs
Local Basketball Team Plays Fast
Game with HamiItons Of Two
Rivers, Wis.

The Hamilton basketball team
from Two Rivers. Wis, played
the local five at the Beach opera
house last Monday night and
trimmed them by a score of 60 to
38.
Beach secured the first score
when Smith put it through the
ring for a free throw. This
seemed to anger the visitors, for
the remainder of the half they
had the ball almost constantly in
their possession. They secured
basket after basket by using
code of signals and passes that
seemed to completely battle tho
Beach team. The referee refused
to call fouls for holding, rough
ness, etc.. and it looked for a
time as if referee, umpire and
the entire bunch was waiting for
someone to shout punt, when
good old football game would
have been on. The first half end
ed 80 to z in favor of the visitors.
In the second half Brant went
in at center. jackson playing for
ward, while Smith took Lytle's
place at guard. This combination
seemed to work better, or else the
boys got over their stage fright,
for they played like demons, and
by the aid Of a few fouls succeed
ed in making 81 points while the
visitors added q. making the
final score go to 38.
All the boys did we'll. Power
threw oine baskets, which was a
splendid showing against such a
fast team. S:allard put up fine
game and showed remarkable
speed at times. as did also Jack
son and Smith. Brant and Lytle
also played we'll. the former maxi
ing two and the latter one basket.
The following was the Beach
lineup: Jackson. center first
half, forward second half; Brant,
center second half; Power, right
forward; Smith left forward first
half, left guard second half; Stall
lard, right guard; Lytle, left
guard first half.
The Beach team expected to
depart next Tuesday for q western
trip to play six games at Glen
dive. Miles City. Billings, Living
ston and Sheridan, Wyo.. but
telegram received today states
that the team at the latter place
has been disbanded, and that
queers the whole job. An effort
is being made to secure game
with Dickinson.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1911-02-03

Eat at the Hub restaurant and
you'll be both healthy and happy.
Robert Miller went to Fargo
last Friday on business, returning
Wednesday evening.
Jas. Haigh went to Dickinson
Monday evening to look after sew.
eral matters Of business.
Leonard Stockwell returned the
latter part Of last week from
pleasure trip to Bismarck.
A. H. Bake returned Tuesday
evening from his trip to Colo.
RADIO.
Minstrel show Monday evening
the best ever. Going, aren' T
you:
On Tuesday of last week the
home Of Anton H. Bares, near
Five Points, was gladdened by
the arrival Of a lusty boy baby.
A couple of "Flour City" trac.
tors for Morris & Mathison were
unloaded from the ear here Mon.
day.
Sunday was the Chinese New
Year and the occasion was proper
ly celebrated by the local sons of
the Flowery empire. who are
great at that sort of thing.
A. H. Dahl. of Madison, Wis.,,
treasurer of the Badger state, was
in, the city last week. the guest OF
his nepews, L. B. and Otis West.
by.
Follow the crowd about meal
time, and you will soon find your.
self at the Hub restaurant. That's
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1911-02-03

w. F. Lehrke returned Sunday
evening from his eastern trip.
He intended to submit to an oper-
alton at Rochester, Minn.. but
the matter was deferred for good
and sufficient reasons.
D. D. Sullivan, Optical Special
ist, of Fargo, will visit Beach
Wednesday, Feb. 8, 1911. All
persons having defective eye.sight
or who need their glasses changed
or renewed should call and see
him. Office at State Line hotel.
We are in receipt of a eopy. of
the Stanley Sun. published at
Stanley. which carries the name
of Perry A. Burke as editor. Mr..
Burke was a Beachite at one
time, engaged in the real estate
business here. We wish him suc-
cess in the newspaper field.
Yesterday was .Candlemas or
Grounding Day-the day when the
woodchuck is popularity supposed
to emerge from his winter quar-
ters and take a look at the weather.
He saw his shadow yesterday, so
there'll be use for 'half your
fuel and half your hay"
Jack Erickson returned Monday
morning from Yates. Montana,
with his jaw broken in two places
the result of an encounter with
a husky bartender of that place.
The effect will be to put Jack out
Of the gabfest for a considerable
length Of time.
Pat O'Flaherty, clerk at P.
H. Lees, was a victim Of
ptomaine poisoning last Friday
night and for several hours he
thought he was a candidate for
membership in the Celestial
choir. Ware Of the canned truck
hereafter, Pat.
Don't fail to attend the home
talent minstrel show at the opera
house next Monday evening. The
show is given under the auspices
Of st. Matthew's Episcopal Guild
and the money raised will be used
for a worthy purpose, SO turn out
and help the good cause along and
at the same time get the worth of
your money in entertainment.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1911-02-03

The "Kernels'' man of the Far
go Forum evidently has a very
good opinion of the papers of
Billings county. He says that to
judge by them one would never
suspect that the county was re-
Gently settled.
Col. Wermerskirchen returned
Sunday evening from Minneapo-
lis. where he had been having a
good time with the head officers
of the Beach Implement company
and discussing the best methods
of handling the local business.
Miss Lillian Cole of Bellevue,
Iowa, who had been here for the
past two months, during which
time she, made several invest
ments in Beach and Golden Valley
real estate, took her departure
for her home last evening.
Power & Wagner are strictly
up-to.date with a new electric
tailor's goose, installed Monday.
Mike thinks now that he can do a
job Of pressing quicker and better
than anybody else in the city, and
with such an equipment he ought
to.
W. C.. Van Emon of Washinp.
ton, D. c., formerly government
inspector Of lands for this dis
trict, stopped off here Saturday
evening, on his way east from
Seattle, to visit numerous friends.
He resumed his journey eastward
Monday evening.
A team belonging to Rube Clark
took offense at something or other
last Saturday afternoon and ran
away. they came to an abrupt
halt when they tumbled into the
big drainage ditch on the north
side of the railroad and were ex-
tricated without any damage to
the rig or themselves.
Parties returning from Yates
early last Sunday morning related
~ moving tale of being chased in
to town from the fair grounds by
a pack of wolves. The fleetness
of their team alone enabled them
to make their escape from hor-
rible death. The report also in.
dicates that some Of that Yates
booze is not exactly what it ought
to be. We seldom hear of fero-
cious wild beasts chasing anybody
going toward Yates.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1911-02-03
ROYAL NEIGnBoRs' PROGRAM

The Following is the program
of progression of Golden Valley
Camp, No 1866, Royal Neighbors
Of America:
February 15-Subject. "The
First Means of Transportation, "
Mrs. Frank Cooper.
March 1-Subect, 'Life on the
Frontier" Mrs. C. 1. Cook.
March l5-Subject, "Slave and
Free States" Mrs. r. 1. Nichols.
April 5-Subject, "The First
Political Parties," Mrs. John
Keohane.
April 19-Subject, 1.-THE FL
nancial Conditions of Our Coun-
try Between 1912 and 1885," Mrs.
E. Lloyd.
May Is-Subject, 1.-The United
States Mail from 1912 to 1S45," /"
Mrs. F. E. Near.
May 17-Subject, "Where we're
our Cities from 1912 to 1882, ~
Mrs. G. D. Lowell.
June 7-Subject, "Who Owned
the Present United States from
1912 to 1857" Mrs. D. M.
Cooper.
June 21-Subject. "The Real
American Indian from 1912 to
1885," Mrs. w. H. Woodruff.
July 5-Subject. ''The Religions
of the Times from 1912 to l845, E"
Mrs. Lytle.
July l9-Subject, "Review OF
the Whole" Mrs. C. H. Letson
and Mrs. o. T. Griffiths.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1911-02-03
Farmers Organ
ze a Club il!
viii Promote Better Methods Of
Raising and Marketing Crops.
Nay Build Elevators

The meeting of the Golden Val
ley farmers called for Saturday
evening. January %, at the Vein
reis schoolhouse was we'll attend
ed, Indicating that the farmers of
the valley are awakening to their
own interests.
The meeting was called to or
der by F. A. Powers. and F. j..
Hill was appointed chairman of
the meeting and l. j. Corlis
secretary.
Mr.. Powers explained the OBJ
ject Of the meeting and gave a
very good talk on the needs of
the farmer along the lines of bet
ter farming and better methods
of marketing his crops; also for
the encouragement of agricultural
instruction in our public schools.
In particular he went into the
farmers elevator proposition and
outlined an excellent plan where
by the farmers Of the valley could
build and maintain an elevator on
the pro rata plan. He said that
at present there is an elevator at
Hankinson operating under this
plan. and he felt very certain
that the plan is feasible and that
it ought to appeal to every tiller
Of the soil. The farmer who
puts in his time and mon ~ to. OBJ
tain q crop is certainly entitled to
and ought to be interested in OBJ.
tanning all there is in his crop.
The plan under which the local
Farmers Elevator is operating
gives it's shareholders an oppor-
tunity of obtaining profits which
of right should go to the men who
devoted their time and money to
raising the grain.
The matter Of selecting name
for the club occasioned a little
discussion, and finally, at the
suggestion of Mr.. Powers, it was
fixed as The Golden Valley Farm
ers Cooperative Club, and the
following officers were elected:
President-F. A. Powers.
Vice President-F. j. Hill.
Secretary-O. M. Olson.
Asst. Secretary-I. j. Corlis.
Treasurer-C. j. Haijsman.
At the suggestion Of Mr.. Wicka
a field man was appointed, Mr..
Powers being the unanimous
choice for that position.
In regard to erecting elevators
at various points, to be operated
under the new plan, and the ex-
tension of the scope Of the club
so as to take in farmers living
over in Montana, both sugges.
tions met the hearty approval Of
the club.
The president was empowered
to appoint committee of three
to help organize other clubs
throughout the valley.
The dues of the members was
fixed at Csc per month.
At the next meeting, notice of
which will appear in both Beach
papers. the subjects for discus
sion will be: "Deep Flowing"
and "The Advantage of the Sub.
Surface Packer led by Messrs.
G. Fakler and Geo. Oech.
Messrs. F. A. Powers, F. j.
Hill and |. j. Corlis were selected
to draft set Of by-laws.
On motion . vote Of thanks va,
exended Mr.. Powers for the in.
terest he has taken in this move.
ment, for to him. more than any
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1911-02-03

This picture reproduction from photograph
two beautiful trophies be awarded by Northern Railway
first prize for butter and dairy
butter scoring the highest the North Dakota
to be held jamestown Feb 80 They solid silver gold lined
and stand 8 inches high Names of the will be engraved
the they known The display
Jamestown.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1911-02-03
other, is due the credit for the
formation Of the club. Is

other, is due the credit for the
formation Of the club.
The following farmers became
members Of the club on the spot: {:
V. Wicka, C. j. Strum. H. A.
Schmitz. Conrad Fakler, P. H. Out.
zen, John C. Grouse, Peter S.
Wilson, A. M. Schmitz, Ernest E.
Murray. r. O. Tangen, c. W.
Purvis, 0. M. Olson. Fred A..
Powers, Chas. j. Haijsman, K. F..
Kirchner, A. C. Haijsman. Oliver
Haugen. o. T. Kirchner C. Shero,
Frank Fakler, Henry Weinreis,
John Blomstrom. Herman !.
Wojahn. Frank O'Rourke, r. J..
Hill, I. j. Corlis and Henry Cor.
lis, all Of Beach, Ray Petty and
Ernest L. Walker of Sentinel
Butte.
NOTICE
We, the undersigned farmers of
the Burkey neighborhood. take
this means of calling attention to
a highly important meeting of the
Golden Valley Farmers Co-opera.
tive Club which will be held at
the Burkey schoolhouse Wednes-
day evening, February 8, begin
ming at 700 o'clock.
Officers and members of the
club. so far as compatible with
the distance. will be with us to
explain the plan of cooperation
which is the object of the club,
and it behooves every farmer Who
is seeking to better his condition
to be present on this OCCASION.
Come and let us reason together.
Committee-Albert Schouboe. E.
s. Curl, Henry johnson, Oliver
Meyer.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-09
FiLADELFIA,

F~ILADELFIA, - Wedle
oSwiadczenia prezydenta tu-
:tejszei gie}dy produkt6w; spe-
kulannci " Nowym Yorku i
v: Chicago, kt6rzy nagroma~
dill :byli olbrzymie zapasv
mas}a W smagazvnach. lodo-
wych; ME So W stanie terez
pozbyf sic towaru ": krsju>i
musza 3 miliony funt6w wy
s1ac do Europy, ably jakota-
ko pokryc strsty. Pewien
handlarz z Chicago podobno
straci okolo $350,000 tym
sposobem, 10 zakupi} by{
wiader mas1a pier.
iklasy pc Genie 81 ! 80
"a fnnt, q teraz must
je sprzedaG pc 25 cent6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-09

Socyalisci polscy rozpoczy.
naja zwykle swa ,,prace" W
werbowaniu nowych towarzy-
szy' w~ygadywaniem ma du-
chowiehstwo, ma zakony, ma
Kosci6f, zohydzaniem WARY
katolickiej i wszelkiej WARY
W Boga Bog pisza> przez ma}e
,,b"). Wedding ich twierdzeh
socyalizm sam sobie wystar-
GA, sam portrait z ziemi gro
bic raj, sam czyni' ludzi szcze-
Sliwymi ftp. G}upi tylko zfo-
wi sic ma ich plewy, DO roz-
sadny przeciez widzi, re oni,
co tax gfosza raj ma ziemi,
wcale szczesliwymi ME So AMI
mimi ME byli, ale = glupich
ME sieja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-09
w Duluth onegdaj. >oh}opak

w Duluth onegdaj ch1opak
pono pols'klii /: n1aprz6d
|dopuScif: sic rozboju " hotelu,
a p6zniej z J; ziiimna X rw " "a
'strzelif policyanta. Sad skaza4
go ma ~dozywotnie wiezieenie
"a tie zbrodnie. >Poniewaz liczy
6w chfopak dopiero cos oko}o
s~iedemnastu lat, bedzie d}ugie
lata pokutowaf "a sw6j ,,fun".
Bo, re ten chfopak ME sta}
sic morderca i anarchista z
rozmys}u, pojmujac Gaia groze
swego wystepku, to rzecz
pewna. Kt6z temu w}asciwie
w p%ierwszym rzedzie
kt6rzy zaniedbali
wychowac, potem
IL ME dose stanowczo
albo moze wcale ME .wzbrania
pism i
{: siejacych zepsucie
o~pisywaniem awanturniczych
przyg6d najr6zniejszych tzbro-
wreszcie Gale sp6fe-
.ze1stwo, re sic ME upomnie
0 ostre prawa ma gorszycieli.
Sprawiedliwosci niby ME
sic zadosc wymierzeniem
kary "a zbrodnie, ale
spofeczehstwo b%ynajmniej ME
powinno mad ia sprawl precise
porzqdku dzlennego. Mniej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-09
Ucznly object nasze czytat
pisad l movie po polsku.
@ ITEM | o OWEN.

Smutna nowine ma ~czas
k~arnawa}owy przynios}y nam
te]egramy Il Ojczyzny:E Dos
wiadujemy sic Il Mich 8 zam-
knieciu wszechnic ~(uniwersy-
tet6w) polskich - jedynych.
po]skich ma ca}tj@&kuli ziem-
skiej - we Lwowie' Krako-
vie. >Zamknieto tie jedyne
polskie .najwyzsze Zak1ady
naukowe ME nienawisci XII
polskosci, ME W zamiarze
przesladowania naszej narodo-
wosci, lecz ola rozruch6w stu
denckich, jake ~wywofafo u
stanowienie PREY wszechnicy
lwowskiej profesorem jezyka
niemieckiego niemieckiej IL
teratury r%odowitego Mem
ca rominieciem polskich
profesor6w?!.." Cry ci pomi-.
49, 1900 .t
nieci polscy p%rofesorzy odgry-
waja W burdach studenckich:
jaka role osobiscie, tego ME
wiemy, ale pozwalamy' .sobie
W to stanowczo watpic, vice
mfodziez tylko niedoswiad-
czona a do wybryk6w zawsze
skora zn6w wyrzadzifa ca}emu
narodowi krzywde. Take ME
potrzebne wakacye BOWEN
zawsze przynosza ujme ca}emu
krajowi, gdyz przewlekaja u
konczenie study, wielu znie-
do uko1czenia study,
szczeg6lnie mniej zamoznych,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-09
NO why. q AMERYKI.

CHICAGO I'll. Wczoraj do
) sz {! policyi zg,,osiillo zig: oko-
10 SO W Y . kt6rzy c q g
nalezec do departamentu.
:, 6cigajacegos cz|on-..
.,Czarnej Reki". Egza-:
aplikant6w odbywa sic
|obecnie pred komisya s}uz-
roy cywilnej. Szwadron ten
sk}adac sic bedzie prawie wy
|laczniez Wloch6w.
James E. Stuart, lnspek-
tor poczty W Chicago, utrzy-
mule, re policya Gle sic zabrala
de cz}onk6w c~zarnej reki,
= Policya ME moze auto.
row wy1owic dlatego, ze ich
szuka tam, gdzie icb nigdy
ME hy}o.
Nazwisk tajnej policyi z}o-
zzonej z W&och6w saef ME
r-. 80
[oglosii''ii RI: pozostana one tajem:
MICA 8 lie sami detektywi IA.
jemnicy tel ME wyjawia.
l.. :Wczoraj rozeszla sic .po-
|gloska, ze pewna kobieta W
p6lnocnej stronie miasta wy
,p1aci{a czlonkom ~czarnej re-
XII $4,000.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-09
NOWY YORK, :

NOWY YORK, - Wszy.
stkie tutejsze gazety otrzyma-
~ do ogloezenta list podpi.
sany American Girls Of A
merican Society" q napisa-
ny ma papierze 2 nagf6w-
klein Hoffman House, kt6-
~ ma bye kopia listu prze-
s}anego lordowi Decies, ma
jacemu za6lubic " przyszly
czwartek panic Gould. w
liscie tym mie6ci sic oznaj-
ze utworzy}o sic sto-
warzyszenie, kt6re postano-
wi}o polozyc koniec hanieb-
nemu p~olowaniu bankrut6w
europejskich