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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-21
Horses. Vehicles, Etc.

8GGCK GESTLE PONY for $50 SO
Z C0TT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-21

We are the largest and most reli-
able portrait and frame house IN the
southwest. Send for our new catalog
and nice Est Kansas City Art Co.,
8O7 Admiral Blvd, Kansas City, Mo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-21

SIX LOTS one block south from depo
for $1,000 A bargain for some one
Otto smith, Deming. n NJ
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-02-01
Congressman Want Information.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-Represen-
tative Hitchcock OF Nebraska, sprang
a sens alton in the house of represen.
tatives today by demanding an inves.
tigstion OF the "irregular proceed
ing' which has resulted in q delay of
40 days in getting the reports of the
Ballinger.P Pinchot investig ating COM
mittee printed and in the hands of
members of the house.
An acrimonious debate followed in
which Speaker Cannon took an active
part, resenting what he termed an i'm.
piled criticism of the chair. The house
after listening to various explain ations
as to the probable cause of delay,
voted almost unanimously In support
of q resolution ordering an investiga-
ton by the committee on rules.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-02-01
To Succeed Earl GREY.

LONDON, Jan. 29.-It is officially
announced that the Duke of Connaught
will succeed Earl Grey in Septembe
as governor general OF Canada. He
will hold the appointment for two
years, which can be extended.
Various reports have been current
from time to time, particularly from
Canadian sources, that the Duke OF
Connaught would not be the next gov.
ernor general of Canada, although on
the original announcement of appoint
ment, shortly after the death of King
Edward, it was said officially that 1t
had been the wish of the king that the
Duke of Connaught, his brother-in.law,
should go to Canada as governor
general.
A late dispatch from London re-
ported that the duke would be ap.
pointed regent during the absence oi
King George In India for the corona
tion. Such an appointment, it was
believed, would delay the Duke oi
Connaught relieving Earl Grey.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-02-01
Reciprocity With Canada.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-Within less
an ten months after the initiation by
President Taft of negotiations with
the Canadian government there was
laid simultaneously before the Amer
ican congress at Washington and the
Cam adian parliament at Ottawa today
a reciprocity arrangement which, if
approved, will do much. in the opin-
ion of the negotiators, to enlarge
trade between the United States and
Canada.
The arrangements do not take the
form OF a treaty, and considera BILE
time will be saved in the consum.
m alton of the agreement, which can be
made effective by simple majority
vote in each of the two Legislatures
The amin ating purpose of Secretary
Knox appears to have been to procure
q reduction OF the "high cost of liv.
ing" by greatly enlarging the free lis,
SO far as it relates to foodstuffs com.
ing from Canada.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-02-01
Boycott Case Dismissed.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-One Of the
most spectacular legal battles ever
waged between capital and organized
labor reached its final stages today
when the supreme court of the United
States took up for oral argument the
famous litig alton by the Bucks Stove
& Range company OF St. Louis, Mo-,
against the American Federation OF
Labor.
The contending forces started their
fight to determine the legality OF the
"boycott. That was in the supreme
court Of the District OF Columbia.
But today when the contest wac renew
ed before the supreme court of the
United States the main issue had been
crowded out of the limelight by an in'
cidental one. Now, til, burning issue
is whether the principal officials OF the
American FEEDER alton of Labor are to
go to Jail on charges OF contempt Of
court.
The court decided that the case is
one that it will not hear.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-02-01
For Leasing Coal Lands.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 28.-The senate
committee on public lands today au.
thortzed it's chairman, Senator Nelson
OF Minnesota, to report favorably the
administra alton bill providing for the
leasing of the coal lands of Alaska.
Transportation companies and their
stockholders are barred from opera.
tions.
The action OF the committee was
unanimous.
The interstate commerce commission
is deleg ated to fix the price at which
coal mined on the leased lands may
be sold or transported. The area OF
land which may be leased to any per.
son or corpor alton is limited to $3.50
acres, and both q rental on the land
and q roy atty on the coal are to be
exacted. The roy atty is placed at
cents ton If the lease is NJ ade within
ten years from the pass age OF the act;
after that time 1t may run as high as
10 cents q ton.
Under the terms of the bill coal Ia
to be reserved to the United States in
all patents to mineral lands In Alaska i.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-02-01

out OF Teton county.
237, to create county of Conrad.
238, to establish district 10 which
running at large of livestock shall be
prohibited.
239, relating to challenges for cause.
24O, committee on appropri ations to
pay certain bounty claims.
34l. committee on appropriations.
to pay come deficiency claims of boiler
inspector.
242, egarding duties aud salaries
OF the secretary and deputies OF the
bureau OF child aud animal protec.
tion.
243, to exempt soldiers and sailors
from the payment of road and poll
taxes.
A4, to make study of law part OF
course OF study At state university.
245, concerning the bureau OF legis.
lative inform alton and reference.
246, to provide state certificates for
teachers who have taught for eigh,
years on county certifica ates.
247, regarding game law.
24S, relative to priority of water
rights.
249, relative to insurance compau.
les.
250, sub.experimental station In
Valley county.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-02-01
Canadian Reciprocity Agreement.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 28.-It Is be-
lieved that the cen ate finance commit
tee will pigeonhole the Canadian re-
ciprocity agreement. A canvass OF
the committee shows that every com.
mitteeman opposes it. The congress.
men are discussing its reference to the
house ways and means committee.
One member of the committee said:
"You have seen the last of it,
High protectionists control both
committees and they will do anything
to prevent break in the tariff wall.
The democrats are expected to op-
pose the agreement on the theory that
the next democra attic congress should
lead the tariff reform work.
It is learned that President TAT,
considers he did his duty In present.
ing the proposed Canadian treaty tc
congress and he Intends to fight for It
He holds that he is no longer respon
sible.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-02-01
Remarkable Feat.

HAVANA, January 3O.-Within ten
miles of the Cuban coast and but a
short distance further from his goal,
the Camp Colon bian aviation field.
j. A. D. McCurdy, the Canadian avi-
ator. ran out OF lubricating oil today
and was compelled to abandon mag.
nificent aight from Key West, Florid a.
When he saw he could not quite
reach this port McCurdy alighted on
the water and the potoons, with which
it was equipped, aoated the aeroplane
until the destroyer Paulding, splash
ing along in its wake, had overtaken
the aeroplane. McCurdy and his bi.
plane were taken on board.
AT first it was thought the aviator
could make q new start from the deck
OF the destroyer, but this proved i'm
practicable and after considerable de.
lay, the Paulding brought the outfit
into the harbor.
The other boats that marked the
course had in the meantime Joined the
Paniding and the fleet came in to.
gether.
McCurdy, although he failed to
meeting the requirements of the com.
petition had accomplished a feat un.
precedented in cross-sea flying. Com.
pared with the lS.mile flights across
the English channel today's perorm
ance stands out as far more hazard
Gus.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-02-01

M1ssoULA. Jan. 24.-Bright and
early this morning more than so con.
viots from the state penitentiary at
Deer Lodge started work on the three
mile grade in Missoula county, q ba
piece OF road l3 miles east of this city.
The prisoners camp was moved from
Nimrod several days ago and is
located near the work between the sta
tions of Turah and McQuarrie. Be.
sides the tents which were used at the
other camp two log cabins are being
erected and everything possible is be-
ing done to make the prisoners COM
Portable. The three.mile grade, which
is one of the worst in the county, is to
be consider ably reduced and the work
will require several months.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-02-01
Sentenced For Peonage.

ATLANTA, Ca, Jan. %. - Five
wealthy lum bermen will enter the fed.
eral prison here today to serve sen.
tences for peonage. They are w. s.
Harlan, r. Gallagher, DR.. w. E.
Grace, G. G. Hilton and E. G. Hug.
gine, all Of Lockhart, Ala.
Harlan and Gallagher will serve ls
months and pay fines of $1,000. The
three others will serve l3 months and
pay 81 900 each.
Their cases were the first to origi.
nate In the south and the prosecution
was vigorously pushed by the depart
ment of justice. The cases were taker
twice before President Taft in hopes
he would sign pardons.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-02-01
Potts From Sugar Beets.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-rhe recla-
nation service reports that satisfac-
tory returns are being received from
the Huntley project, especially relat-
ing to the production of sugar beets
upon lands irrig ated under the project.
The Billings Sugar company has re-
ported to the reclaim alton service that
Its business is so satisfactory that new
reel am alton stations, in addition to
the one at Worden. will be establish.
ed this year. Many settlers report q
beet crops.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-02-01
Direct Vote For Senator's.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-Senators
Borah, Owen, Depew and others In
terested in the popular election Of
United States senators have been
looking into the records of the vsri-
Gus states of the union on the subject.
Sen ators Borah and Owen have been
working hard for q passage OF such
legislation in congress as will insure
the people the privilege OF voting for
their senators, but Senator Depew
does not favor the idea.
Getting down to statistics the situa-
ton presented to MIR. Depew and those
who think like him today is: Thirty
six states have expressed Themselves
favor ably in one form or another to
the election of senators by . direct
vote Of the people, and they esAi1nats
more than three.fourths of taAss
of the union.
Virtu ally all of the states wasA OF
the Hudson river, democratic and 70.
publican alike, have acted favorably
on this question. Only eight or nine
states have failed to act. Mr.. Depew
is supported by many sen ators in his
idea against the direct vote, and the
opposing opinion is strong and effec.
tive. For years this sentiment In the
senate has proven q barrier that the
champions OF direct elections have not
been able to overcome. Four times
the house has passed by two.thirds
vote resolution proposing an amend.
ment to the constitution which would
give direct election Of senators, and
on each occasion when the house &C.
tion has been submitted to the senate
at body has failed or refused to vote
upon the resolution.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-02-01
Roosevelt Coming West.

NEW YORK, Jan. 26. - Theodore
Roosevelt's next tour will begin here
March 8. and will sweep around the
bound aries of the country, through
the south Atlantic and gulf states, the
southwest up to the Pacific coast.
through Idaho and Montana and
thence direct home. Roosevelt has
accepted Is engagements to speak and
probably will make more. Rls visit
to Montana will probably be during
the latter part of March.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-02-01
. !. 328 New indictments.

WEST UNION, O., Jan. 25.-All the
past records for the Adams county
election inquiry were smashed today
when the grand jury reported 1928 new
indictments. These were against vot.
ers who had voluntarily entered pleas
of guilty. The last batch brought the
total for five weeks investig alton up
to 2,l4S, or one third of the entire
electorate. Between 1900 and 1000
have been disfranchised.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-02-01
Railroad Buildings Burn.

ABERDEEN, S. D., Jan. 26 The di.
vision headquarters, local freight
houses and passenger station of the
Chicago, Alilw waukee & St. Paul rail-
way here were burned today. The
movement of trains on the entire
Montevideo division for 250 miles is
tied up until wires can be recovered.
Division Freight Agent O. F. Waller
estim ated the loss of freight, buildings
and records at 5000, 900.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-02-01
American Exports Increase.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-Details of
the trade of the United States with the
various countries and the grand d.
visions of the world for the year 1910
announced by the department of COM
merce and labor today show q slight
increase in exports to Europe. q mark.
ed gain In those to North and South
America, an increase In the total to
Asia and Oceanica in combin alton
and q slight gain In the imports to
Africa.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-02-01

BILLINGS, Jan. 25.-Levi M. Jones,
aged about 80, died in this city early
this morning after q brief illness. The
aged man was en- route from Seattle
to Philadelphia to visit relatives and
became i'll on the train.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-02-01
May Danish Cigarettes.

CARSON, New, Jan. 27.-The state
senate has passed bill making it un-
lawful to give or sell cigarettes or
Gig garette papers to any man, woman
or child In the state OF Nevada. Ac-
cording to expressions from members
of the lower house, the bill will go
through without amendment.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-30

w pi4tek rano dostali5nly
tn znowu nowego ksiedza Y
.osobie Wiel. ks. Marciniaka,
z Buffalo, N. Y, odprawilNn
msze sv. = naszvm
polskim ko6citlt l6 u list
pada 0 38ej z rama. przen,o-
we wyglcsil do mas W ME
dziele 1890 listopada, kt6ra
sic nam wszystkim bardzo
spodoba}a DO poznalismy, re
many pred soba ia przewod-
niks zacnego ksiedza, kt6ry
nam %przewodzit bedzie "
duchu religijnym i narodo.
wynn. Ks. Marciniak prey
by} tn do Los Angeles ola
poratowania zdrowia juz sic
czuie dosyc silnym do pra.
cy ~duchownei, vice Najprzew.
ks. Biskup prosi1 go listow.
ME, ably obja} nasza polska
parafie Boskiego Zbawiciela,
W kt6rej to piracy MECH mu
Pan Bog %dopomoze.
T"nnasz Nqlewaja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-30
ROzumne Leczenlo.

w wyradku choroby zjawia
sic potrzeba wyboru dobre->
go ]ekarstwa.
Rozumne leczenie rozpo-
czyna sie-zawsze cd przeczy-
szczenia cia}a, jednakze mu-
shiny bye bardzo uwazni, a.
zeby ME przyjac SLIME czysz-
czacego 6rodka, kt6ry mole
wiecej %zaszkodzic ni4 2om6dz.
Uzywaj lekarstwa, kt6re
.dzia}a predko. a iagodnie,
nigdy ME s~prawiajac zadnej
przykrosci. Takim lekarst.
wem jest Trinera AmerYkah-
ski Eliksir Gorzkiego Wilma,
poniewaz ono wyczy6ci cialo
wynn samvm czasje wzmoc-
nj je. w chorobach zo}adka,
watroby, wnetrzno6ci, nerwo-
wo6ci, ub6stwie krwi, trace.
'niu silly, to tylko lekarsctwo.
bedzie rozumne leczyc. Ono
wyleczy zatwardzenie, bole-
Sci, .z6Ita goraczke, os}abie-
ME, b6le g}owy i wiele form
chor6b kobiecych. w Apte..
kach Jos. Trinera 1333--133Y
So. Ashland ave., Chicago Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-30
KANSAS CITY, Kansas.
% listopada 1911

% listopada 1911.
Drogi Panic Redaktorzel
Zdarzyl sic W Kansas City,
Kansas wypadek nadz vyc7aj
Interestingly, choc przykry i
bolesny ola drugich cierpia-
cycb.
Polak szymon Frye PREY
by} do Kansas City j praco-
wal ciezko " Armour Pack.
ing house, ahy s%prowadzic
sobie zone ijedyna Marynie,
czteroletnia c6reczke. Szcze-
dill kazdy cent i ami piwa
ME wypil, ale ni6s} do KS.
Proboszcza Smietany do pre-
%chowania. Gdy nazbiera} do
syc, kupi} tykiet i postal TO-
ME. Zoha przybY}a z dice
klein a ojclec ~pierwszy raz
20 2 latach zrobi} sobie swie-
to, ably sic %nacieszyc z dziec~
kiem. 2 cztery dni pc PREY
byciu, gdy ojciec :by} PREY
piracy, syn Pauka, 6 letni
ch1opiec wyja} revolver, ably
sic bawit. W tenn gdy many
pra}y ma podw6rzu, revolver
dial STRAIT, i, trafif W zo}qdek
ma}ei dziewczyny. Lekarze
wyjeli kule a ojciec ksiadz
Prnboszcz 'modlili sig o zdro-
vie dziecka. Byla nadzieja,
ale Bog inaczej chcia}, DO
zabra} dusze ~dziewczecia do
siebje, ably d}uzej ME cierpja-
10. Bo]a} ojciec p}aczac mad
trumienka dziecka a byli j
Polacv, co mu pokazali swe
wsp6lczucie i lito6c PREY po-
grzebie, kt6ry sic odby} 10
listopada.
Taxa to nauka trzymac ma
bite ~rewolwery W domu, &e
ia bro6 skieruje sic ma ME-
winnegc, a tobie narobi 60
ryozY, kt6rej cie3ko wypic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-30

OSSINNING, N. Y. :. W
przeznaczonym ma to oddzia.
le domu karnego Sing Sing
wczoraj odbylo sic stracenie
W sto}ku elektrycznym trzech
skaza6c6w. Byli to Pietro
Falletto z Port Chester, Frank
|Schermerbon z Milbrook i
Bert L.. Brown z Rye. Stra-
|cenie odby}o sic W przecia-
|gu % minut bez zadnego
|epizodu, Cd czasu. zaprowa.
izenie tracenia skaza6c6w
|elektrycznoscia pc raz
sic zdarzylo ze
trzej skaza6cy " jednym
dniu byli straceni - Sober
merborn zosta} ma 6mierc
|skazany "a zamordowania
|dnia 10 ~stycznia 1911 pisle-
|gniarki chorych Sary Bry-
|ner zatrudnionej W Barnesa
|Camptona z dowod6w oko-,
acknowledgement okaza'o sic
DC -Schermerborn " nocy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-30
NOWINY z AMERYKI
g

Sedzia
White zadecydowal wczoraj,
ze kwestye procesu krymi.
nalnego chicagoskich rzez-
nik6w moze jedynie .rozpa.
trywac .ca}y ~najwyzszy trybu=
nal Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
Rzeznicy prosili Q to, by SO,
dzia q: White Y wstrzyma} process
.jaki czeka rzeznik6w " Chi
Gag J. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-30
z OWatonna, Mimi.

Dnia IL listopada iowa
rzystwo Sw. Stanis}awa Eost-
XII obchodzi}o uroczystem ma
bOzenstwem w .koSciele Sw
Jacka rs lecie swego istnie.
MIA. Bracia Zjednoczency j
inni parafisnie przystapili
wspolnie do Komuni sw. pod.
czas Sunny O godz. 103.
: ABONENT
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-30

Dzieci irlandzkie do
dzieci polskich.
w tych dniach z}ozony 20
stanie W Muzeum ksiazat
Czartoryskich W Krakowie
ciekawy j wzruszajacy cd.
CLOS wrzesihskiej tragedy
- oaglos przeniesiony az
hen zza NORA, z Brytanii
Otto dzieci irlandzkie pr9esla-
ly ksiege swych podpis6w, 2
przeslicznym wstepem W pol
skim, angielskim j keltyc-
kim jezyku, " kt6rym W
prostych, serdecznych slo-
wach wyrazic chca swoje
wsp6lczucie dzieciom pol
skim. Szlachetnym przewod.
nikiem tel sprawy, kt6ry
wklada W MIA tyle serca,
czasu j trudu, jest lord Ten
nyson (adres jego: Dublin
St. Savronis Priory Ireland).
On to zbiera tysiece wlasno-
recznych podpis6w tych mai
mnieiszych przedstawicieli
swego spolecze6stwa, by ich.
mlodociana, zapall pe}na
d{onia przeslat swym die
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-30

ciecym r6wie6nikom - slowa
wsp6}czucia.
Adres 6w. jest to ksiaga
32x28 en-, :. 5 en-. gruba,
oprawna W ciemnassk6re, z}o.
temi literaml. U CORY wybito:
EDO dzieci polskich", poni-
lei z1ota Ira ! data 1908 r.
Ma, pierwszej stronie mics
ci sic tekst, potem nastepuje
t}6maczenie tego tekstu ma
jezyk polski j keltycki, i os-
tatecznie okolo sze6c tysiecy
podpisow, kt6re jeszczo do
tychczas nadsy}a ten wytrwa.
{y W SVEN przedsiewzieciu,
dziwnie niestrudzony, szla-
chetny kierownik adresu,
lord Tennyson. Zlozyl on to
ksiege ma rece przswodnicza-
cego Misyi katol. polskiej
W Londynie ke. Kotuli,
]kt6ry odeslaf ia do kraju
z pro6ba o oddanie do Mu-
zeum ola wiadomo6ci jak mai
szerszYch. k6}.
Niestety z powodu op6znie-
MIA przesylki ME dosta}s sic
ma wystawe grunwaldzka
pred oczy. .tych tysiecy,. kt6-
rzyby o niej wie6c roznie6c
mogfy. Jednak i dis n;eje-
den, zwiedzajac Muzeum
ksiezat Czartoryskich W Kra-
kowie przystanie mad tym
serdecznym %upominkiem i 2
tego szeregu niezgrabnych
podpis6w wyniesie wrazenle
il So %promienie, kt6re VIE
rye kaza, s}ohce prawdy ME
zagas}o jeszcze W zyciu naro.
dow.
Lord Tennyson przesylajac
jeszcze W lipcu r. b: reszte
podpis6w, dzieciecych, z taxa
niestrudzona zbieranych cier-
pliwo6cia, prosi: IF there is
a reply from Poland | would
like to have it and to point
it in the Rosary. 20 lie
jest jakas o%dpowiedz z Pol
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-30
N%ajciekawsze Ksia1ki.

Drukuiace maszynki. Sc
kreta. Wynalazki. Nowofci.
Extrakty trunk6w. Cudowne
lekarstwa. Wszelkje potrzeby
Paniom ,,Pannom,, Me1czyz-
nom it'd, Agent6w potrzebu-
Jenny W kszdej osadzie. Pr
szcie, zaraz po6lemy informa-
cyjne cyrkularze:-
The Paris Universal Co.,
Box Al KenOsha Wis
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-30
ANGELES, Cal.

LUS ANGELES, Cal.
20 listopada. 1911.
Mech bedzie Pochw. Jezus
Chrystusl
Szanowna Redakcyo
Wiaruea!
Prose- bardzo o umiesz
genie W Szan. Wiarusie mas
tepujacej korespondencyi:
1890 listopada. b. r.. pozegna}
sic z nami Wiel. ks: j. WIKI.
toryanus Organi5ciak. Maj
prev. ks. Biskup. Kanaty j
Prze}ozony zakonu przeni6s}
60 ztad ola tego, 10 On lest
ksiedzem zakonnym.; Wiel.
ks. Organi6ciak pracowal z
Mani przez piec lat i byli6
my bardzo zadowoleni z jego
piracy i nauk religijnych jake
wyg}asza} ola naszego dcbra,
ola naszego zbawienia. Mial
on tn tel wiele trud6w, j
k}opot6w, tax jak to wsze
die bywa PREY zak}adaniu
novel parafii. Dziekujemy
Wiel: ks. Organisciakowi "a
jego ciezka i trudna prace
ko1o naszego zbawienia i zy-
czymv mu lepszego powo-
dzenia "a nowem mieiscu
dokad zostanie rrzeniesiony
- s}yszeli5my tn 10 mia}
wyjechac do starego kraju =
zal nam by}o ME jednemu
ze mas tax niespodzianie O
pu6ci}. On nam pred odjaz-
dem darowa} urazy, kt6re mt
czasem wyrzadzali5my, i my
takze zyczymy. mu lepszego
powodzenia.
w czwartek logo listopada
o 8 mel godzinie z lana
Wiel. ks. Organi6ciak odpra-
viii ostatni9 msza Sw. " pol.
skim ko6ciele Boskieyo Zba-
wiciela, kt6ry sic znajdujv
pod mr.. 604 - Isabel al.
W 6rode lprzedtem, t. j. Il.
b. ~. Wiel. ks. Organ:6riak
by} ostatni raz ma kolacyi u
pana Tomasza Nalewala q "a
razem sic rozegnal. By} to
dobry ksiadz, wypelnia'
swe obowiazki religijnepunk-
tualnie jak na dobr, 81 kap--
lana przystoi.
-.. tN.T' - So r'.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-30

HANCOCK, Mich. Matt
Hendrikson, 0 kt6rym sadzo-
no, re zosta} raniony przez
jakiego6 rywaia starajacego
sic o. wzgledy PAM Idy XII
reela, kt6ry tel i do niej
strzela} i zabil ia, zosta}
ze szpitala przewieziony do
wiezienia, gdyz teraz policya
jego podejrzywa 0 zamordo.
wanie PAM Kureela i o ranie.
ME siebie, by cd siebie Cd
wr6ci6 podeirzenie. Wedle
novel teoryi policyi praw-
dopodobna jest rzecza, 10
Hendriksen zastrzelil pania
Kureela poza lei domem, po-
tenn lekko rani} siebie wy
strza}em, a nastepnie zabita
wni6sl do domu i zemdlony
padl PREY niej.