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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-09-21
STRIKE on COAST LINE.
Car Inspectors and Workers Walk
Out at Florence.

Florence, Sept. 16.-AbOut 40 car
inspectors of the Coast Line, includ-
ing a number of car workers on the
yard here, walked out on strike at
an early hour this morning, and at a
late hour tonight are still out, al
though it is unoficially stated that
the differences are about to be ar
ranged and an amicable adjustment
Of the troubles made SO that the
men will probably return to work
tomorrow or Monday.
The cause of the walk-out is hard
to learn, as there are various rumors
ofan unauthentic nature, and itseems
none of the men will give out any
information, other than the Coast
Line people were not living up to
their agreement. However that's
without authority, and until the mat
ter is up before the officials nothing
will be given out. 1t is stated that
a number of men at Rocky Mount,
Wilmington, Charleston and Way
cross are also out.
Rocky Mount, n. c., Sept. 16.-
Car repairers in the Atlantic Coast
Line shops, numbering 375 men,
walked out here to-day, and the
unions of boilermakers, machinists
and blacksmiths were in session to-
night, considering sympathetic
strike on Monday.
1t is stated that car repairers IN
the Florence, S. c., shops are out
also, and that the men at Waycross'
Ca, and other shops will be asked to
join.
The men complain that they are
REQUIRED to work out caboose cars
at piece rates the same as on box
cars, and that they are unable to
make remunerative wages on the ca
boose cars.
Officials at headquarters at Will
mington, N c., profess to know lit
tie, if anything, of the trouble.
No Trouble Likely in Charleston.
Division Superintendent j. c. Muir
Gibson, when asked last night If any
trouble was anticipated here as re-
suit of the strike, made the following
statement: "I have been at work all
dav among the men and I have heard
nothing that would lead one to be-
lieve that a strike might be antlcl-
pated at this end of the line. SO
far as I know, there is no dissatls-
faction among the employees here,
and believe there will be no trouble
experienced.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-09-21

Ficndish Dee,! of Negro in Jackson
vile Suburb.


Jacksonville, Fla, Sept. 17.-Cice-
70 Thompson, a carpenter, aged 43,
was killed and a woman companion,
whom he was accompanying home,
was criminally assaulted by an un-
known negro at Ortego, a suburb,
early this morning.
The white couple had taken the
last car home and were accosted by
the negro about half mile from the
car line. Without preliminaries the
negro fired point blank at Thompson,
killing him instantly, one bullet go
ing through the brain and the second
near the heart. The woman stood
terror-stricken and was next attack
ed by the. negro, who choked her to
Inconsistencies before accomplish
ing his fiendish deed.
The locality where the deed was
committed is sparsely settled and no
one heard the shots Or screams at
the time. The woman finally regain
ed consciousness and sought out some
neighbors when the alarm was turn
ed in. Immediately a posse was
formed and the woods in the vi
cinity have been secured without re-
suit. 1t is feared that lynching will
follow an arrest unless the authori-
ties can spirit the negro to jail with
out giving the alarm.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-09-21
HAPPENINGS IN DENMARK.
POSTOFFICE ROBBED LAST Sun.
DAY NIGHT.
Boys and Girls Leave for College
Car OF Cotton Burned on Side
Track Friday Night.

Denmark, Sept. 19.-AIiss Bertha
Auld spent Sunday in Blackville with
relatives.
Mr.. B. NJ. Steadman left Saturday
morning for Carolina University at
Columbia.
Messrs. J. H. Faulkner and John
Taylor spent Monday in Columbia.
The children of Mr.. G. G. Ellzey,
Cecil, Maud, and Leslie, have return
ed from their summer home in the
mountains of North Carolina, to be-
gin school. Mrs. Ellzey and daugh-
ter. Eulee, are expected Monday.
School opened yesterday with a
large attendance and the prospects of
a very prosperous year.
Rev. F. NJ. Hauser left for Lees
vile Monday, where he has accepted
the pastorate of that church.
Mrs. W. D. Rice, while on her way
to Appleton where she is to teach,
spent a few days here this past week,
visiting her friends.
Mr.. Randall Gillian, of Kline, spent
Sunday with relatives here.
Miss Annie Stokes, of Orangeburg,
is visiting relatives here this week.
Misses Gladys NIilhous, Marion
Riley, and Blonde Barton left Satur-
dav morning for Winthrop college.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. G. Boozer enter
tained last Friday night in honor of
the college students.
The Misses Folk entertained in
honor of the new school teachers
Monday night.
Mrs. George Hope returned Mon
day from a stay of two weeks in Au-
gusta. where she has been visiting
her sister.
Miss Addie Glover. of Aiken, spent
Sunday with Miss Edna Steadman.
The many friends of Mr.. Joe Guess
will learn with much regret of his
being confined with a stroke OF
paralysis.
Mr.. Henry Wroton is still quite
sick.
Mr.. J. E. steadman, Jr., spent Sat-
urday in Columbia.
Mr.. S. T. Naff, who is connected
with the American Tel. & Tel. Co.,
has moved into the house. recently
occupied by Rev. F. NJ. Hauser.
Mr.. I. G. Jennings, special agent for
the Southern Bell Co., spent Sunday
in this city with his family.
Mr.. G.. R. Hooton spent Monday
in Augusta.
Mr.. w. H. Craig, special agent of
the A. T. & T. Co., spent Tuesday IN
town.
On last Friday night car of cot
ton burned on the track in the freight
yards. The fire is supposed to have
started by sparks from a switch en-
gine in the yards. Thirteen bales
were burned.
Mr.. W. H. Cain, who has been
quite i'll for the past two months, is
now able to be up again.
Mr.. W. H. Keesey, the general
foreman of the A. T. & T. Co.. spent
a few days in this city the past week
on business.
Mr.. A. H. Pregnall, of Charleston,
formerly of this place, spent Sunday
here visiting friends.
Last Sunday night between eleven
o'clock and daylight the postoftice
was entered by the breaking OF the
upper sash of one of the windows
With the exception of few stamps
and a small amount of money their
efforts were fruitless. No clue has
yet been found as to who was the
guilty party or parties.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-09-21

J. Frank Fooshe has sold the
Winnsboro News and Herald to j. e.
Davis and C. w. McCants, who have
turned it into a joint stock COM
pany. Mr.. Fooshe will live in west
ern North Carolina for the benefit OF
his health.
S. B. Morgan, of Rock Hill, late OF
Chester. who was charged with burn
ing his own houses in Chester to get
the insurance, was discharged by the
MAGISTRATE for lack Of evidence. It
is rumored that the case may be put
before the grand jury anyhow.
Mr.. W. T. Johns, recently or Sum
merville, has purchased the plant OF
the Hampton County News and Will
conduct weekly newspaper at
Hampton court house, to be known
as the FARMERS Review" The first
issue of the new paper is expected
next Thursday.-Summerville News
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-09-21
CAR INSPECTOR KILLED.
Body of George W. Bell to be Buried
at Ca1rOlltOn, Ga.

Columbia, Sept. 14.-The body Of
Mr.. George W. Bell. car inspector
for the Southern Railway, who died
from injuries received yesterday at
st. George, will be taken early to-
morrow to Carrollton, Ga, his form
er home, for interment. Mr.. Bell
has been resident of Columbia for
several years past. He was 43 years
of age and is survived by wife and
ten children. He was injured, it is
stated, at 2 o'clock Wednesday in a
train accident at St. George, and died
about 7 O'Clock last night. Funeral
services were held over the Dody this
evening.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-09-21
Father Tells a Pitiful Story.

Laurens, Sept. 15.-Roy A. Nc
Knight, of Lynchburg, Va, who was
arrested several days ago in Flor
ence, Ala, and brought back to Lau-
rens by Deputy Sheriff Reid on a
warrant issued by Magistrate Mllam,
of Clinton, charging the young man
with fraud in cashfng at Clinton
bank a draft on his father after the
check had been indorsed by friend,
was today released on bond and TAX
en- back to Lynchburg by his father
The accused was released by Judge
Gage after hearing the sworn state
ment of the elder Mcknight, made
in open court, to the effect that MS
son had twice been an inmate OF an
insane asylum and suffered from IN
sanity. His fath@'s statements
we're corroborated by the commit
ment papers of the two asylums, and
the father stated that he, would carry
his son back to Virginia and have
him recommitted. Solicitor Cooper
stated that as soon as he received
the papers showing that Mcknight
had been committed he would con-
sent to the discharge of the bond.
It was a pathetic story, borne out
by the official records, that the father
related to Judge Gage this morning.
Once, he said, the young man had
escaped from the asylum, and the
second time he was discharged as I'M
proved. This was sometime ago, and
the father did not know where ne
was until this trouble came to his at
tention. The father had honored MS
drafts as long as he had the money
in order to protect the boy, but MS
funds had given out. Father and son
went back to Virginia this afternoon.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-09-21
Fairfax Fancies.

Fairfax, Sept. 1S.-Miss Rubye
Myrick, from Seigling, is spending
some time with Mrs. Lily Myrick.
A new daughter has arrived at the
home OF Rev. ]. B. All.
Miss Hattie Lightsey, of Brunson,
is. spending some time with her fam
lily.
An entertainment was given at
the school house Thursday evening
for the organ fund of the Baptist
church. An interesting program was
beautifully carried out and the chill
dren did remarkably we'll. The act
ing of Misses Zella Loadholt and
Lucille Griner was the best ever
heard in Fairfax from home talent.
These young ladies are destined to
make their mark in the world. MISS
Claudia O'Neal, bright high school
girl of Florida, rendered valuable
assistance in reciting and playing
most beautifully. A nice sum WIS
realized.
Mrs. Sam Talley gave a party FRI
day evening to the 'big girls and
boys They enjoyed the refresh
ments, games, etc., immensely.
Mr.. Maner Lawton, of Savannah,
was here this week.
Mr.. w. Candy, of Williston, an at
tractive young gent, is visiting al
the home of Mr.. G. w. Barber.
Mr.. Porter Barber has returned
from a pleasant vacation trip.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-09-21
COUNTRY NEWS LETTERS
SOME INTERESTING HAPPENINGS
VARIOUS SECTIONS.
News Items Gathered All Around the
County and Elsewhere.
Ehrhardt EtchingS.

Ehrhardt, Sept. 1S.-Our schoo
will open on the first Monday il
October, and hope to have good
many new pupils added to last years
number. Prof C. J. Shealy, Misses
Jennie Milling and Mary Wright will
be on hand and ready to dispense
knowledge to all the children sent
to them or be found trying.
One hundred and fifty-three bales
of cotton changed hands here on Sat
urday. If the weather remains falr
the whole crop will soon be placed
on the market.
Some one has said that the rains
make mosquitoes. Well, if this be
the case, We don't want heavier
rains that we have had. One party
SAYS that he went out for a night S
fishing and all at once he thought
some one had an umbrella with the
staff out and was trying to cover his
head in same. When he found out
what it was, he left at once for fear
that he could not do so If two or
more came for him at once. 1t was
what is called in this section gala
nipper. Say. Mr. Editor. have any
of them in your section? None that
we have heard of.-Editor. When
they fly about they look more like
one of the wireless instruments one
sees erected about some of our cities.
When they light on you to bite they
are painstaking enough to find you.
AS to where and when they are care
less about it as they light on you
and place their bill and with their
hind legs used as pump handles they
will soon have a feast of claret from
your veins if left alone.
The pea crop will be very short
in this section. Some of our farmers
will not make near the seed they
planted. Will have to buy for 1912.
Our boys will leave for college
Tuesday. We will miss them.
Bethany Baptist church, near Ehr-
hardt, Rev. E. A. Mcdowell, pastor,
will be dedicated Sunday morning,
October Sth. Rev. w. T. Derieux,
D. D., of Greenville, S. c., recording
secretary of the Baptist State mis-
sion board, will preach the dedica-
ton sermon. Mr.. Mcdowell has just
closed very successful meeting with
this church. Among other results,
three candidates await baptism;
which ordinance will be received by
them at Carter's Ford on Saturday
afternoon, at o'clock, September %.
Mr.. George w. Folk, of Colleton
county, in the vicinity of the old
Folks Store section, has opened up
a Keeley Institute. Cure guaranteed
if directions are followed. Any one
will do we'll to get his figures before
trying elsewhere. JEE.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-09-21
Dogs Were Chief Mourners.

San Francisco, Sept. 14.-One
hundred thousand dollars worth of
docs-1OO animals in all-in the
custody of their mistress, attended
canine funeral yesterday that was
marked by all pomp generally dis
Dlaved in an eminent human.
The funeral cortege wended its
way from the Crocker kennels to a
little dog cemetery, where the two
terriers were laid away in coffins OF
concrete fashioned on the Egyptian
style.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-09-21

The famous label case-one OF the
cases of alleged graft in connection
with the late State dispensary-wlll
be tried in Columbia next week. The
attorney general will call the case on
the 25th.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-13

iVamos, pues!
<iQu6 Sc traera este sujeto?)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-13
Pa.

fHlLADELfH HlA, ia. -
Micha} Kcsek 20 letni MO.
dzieniec zamieszkaly pm: 4017
Blaine ul. udal sic " iowa
rzystwie swego tOwarzysza
Wasyla Hordlika zamieszka.
lego ma Schofield Court W
Manayunku do rzeki Scbuyl-
kill aby sic wvk4pac.
w miejscu wybranem przez
Mich woda jest dose p}ytka
to tez 6mia}o trzymaiac sic
"a rece coraz bardziej oddali-
Ii sic cd brzegu. Naraz Ko.
SEX wstapii do diury i "a
cza} tonac wciagaiac "a sobq
przyiaciela. z,den : nioh ME
bvl bieglym v p}ywaniu
Horlik chcac ratowaG przy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-13

LONDYN, 10 lipca. Prasa
daradza Izbie lord6w, ably ME
dopuszcza}a do ostateczno6ci,
ii. bv kr6l mianowaf 500 no.
wych lord6w sobie oddanych
celem przeprowadzenia W tel
Izbie wniosku o zniesieniu
,,veta" lord6w. Lepiej bedzie
- radzi praea = by lordo-
vie wniosek przyjeli, ale "a
strzegli sic zarazem, 70 FAD.
nych dalszych ograniczeh
praw ich izby ME bedzie vol.
no przedkladac bez powszech'
nego glosowania.
- Sytuacya str.,jkowa po.
prawia sic; " Manchester
Glasgow, strajkierzy powr6ci.
Ii. do piracy. Uklady trwaja v
dalssym ciagu j SO widoki
pomy6lnego ich ukohczenia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-13
q MEXYKU. 10 lipca.

z MEXYKU. 10 lipca. =
Strajk tramwajowc6w trwa
dalej, mimo pomySlnego
przebiegn pierwszycb uk}a-
dow; wczoraj przysz}o do
gwaltownych stare pomiedzy
straikierami a policya, kilka
os6b zostalo zabitych, a kill
kadziesi4t jest ranionych.
Takze W innych rniastach
wybuch}y strajki.
= Wielkie zgorszenis wy
wo}a} tn nietakt ambassadors
Stan5w Z]edn., Wilsona, kt6.
'ry ma 6niadaniu u prezyden.
Ia de la Barr, wvdanem z 0.
'kazyi dnia Ago lipca, ME po'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-13

DETROIT, Mich. C1woro
d, itci dwoje pasierb6w Sta.
nislAwa Sliwi6skiego przy-
SHY do przt konanis re ojciec
ME powinien spe}niac obo.
wiazk6w opiekuna mad niemj
= powodu zbytniej tendencyi
!, ij.ckiej j niedba}osci 0 ich
los. Wsxystkie vice dzieci
stane|y " sobote pred sedzia
Hulbertem ] poprosily o naz.
nacz,.nis innego opiekuna.
Sedzia uzra} prosbe "a s1us7-
ma i ustanowi} opiekunem
mad rodzina W3adyslawa Sli.
vi6skiego, jednego 2 pasier-
bow, kt6rJ TED odtad rozto-
czy swa opieke mad wlasna
siostTq j reszta dzieci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-13

LlZBONA, 10 lipca: -3Po.
mimo oficyalnych zaprzecze6
rza,1u doposza nieustannie o
wybuchu kontrrewolucyi ro-
.jalistycznej W kraju. W xii.
ku miejscach poiawity sic od-
dzialy stronnik6w monarchii
w6r6d wojska istnieje rozlam,
Geese jego jest po stronie
monarchii; to samo dzieje
sic we flocie, gd2ie podobno
wiekszo6c zo1nierzy jest "a
kr6lem. Rad ma wiele k}o'
potu, ably t}umic -wybuchy
walk; coraz indziej ponawia.
jace sic; onegdaj podobno W
samej stolicy przysz}o do
starcia miedzy mieszka6ca-
mi a marynarzami. Rad po-
wo}a} pod bro6 wszystkie
silly, jakiemi rozporzadza! W
ca}ym kraju ma panowac pa
nika; W stolicy zaprowadzo'
no 6cis}a cenzure wiesci wy.
sy1anych "a granice, stad
wszelkie wiadomosci So moe
no niepewne i zmieszane.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-13

NANT1COKE, Pa. Miasto
nasze dostarcza sadom mai
wiecej karnych i spornych!
spraw ma}ze6skich, " kt6.
rych polskie nazwiska wpa-
daja pod uwsge,
Piotr Golarz stawal pod o.
skarzeniem, ze ME. .daje zonie
srodk6w utrzymania. Podsad-
ny natomiast t}umaczyl sic
&e kobieta jest nalogowa pi.
jaczka izdradza przytem zbo-
czenie umysfowe. Sedzia ska
2af Golarza ma wyptacanie 10.
ME po So tygodniowe, ten
jednak opar} sic temu o6-
wiadczajac. 10 wolf raczej
pojsc do wiezienia, jak dac
jei grosz jeden.
Ostatecznie wysoki sad,
z2intrygowany uporem Paw
Ia, postanowit wgladna6 " to
Gala rzecz blizej, q zw}aszczs
zbadac przez psychiatr6w
stan umys}owy Pawlowej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-13
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE

DUBLIN. 10 lipca. - w
czoraj wieczorem do portu
tutejszego przybyl jacht kr6-
lewski Victoria and Albert"
wiozacy kr6la Jerzego, kr6'
Iowa Marye i ksiecia Wolff.
w porcie zgromadzi}y sic
nieprzeliczone t}umy, kt6re
entuzyastycznie wita}y pare
monarsza, muzyki gra}y
hymn narodowy, tium 6pie.
wal ,,God save the King" /,
armaty basem wt6rowa}y z
bateryi portowych. Kr6l spe.
dill noe ma okrecie, dis do
piero wysiad} ma lad i dis
tez odbyly sic oficyalne po.
witania. Kr6lestwo powitani
przez namiestnika pojechali
ulicami wspaniale udekoro-
wanemi do zamku kr6lew-
skiego. W program pobytu
kr6la W Irlandyi wchodzi ca
ly szereg festyn6w i bankie-
tow oraz kapitu1a zekonu ry-
cerskiego sw. Patryka. w po.
niedzia|ek odbedzie sic prze.
glad wojsk j parada, W kr6.
rej kr6l wielu pu}kom wre-
csy MOVE sztandary. W por-
Gle zebra}a sic znaczna licz-
ba okret6w wojennwch, mai
wieksza, jaka Irlandya wi.
dzia}a ma swych wodach. Ma:
str6j panuje jsk najlepszy;
ciesza sic og6lnie, ze kr6l
odwiedzi} Irlandye pred in
nemi prowincvami, Kr6l ma
sic widziec z kardyaaiem Lo-
guei arcybiskupe1n Walshem-
Katolicy So przyjaznie uspo.'
sobieni. gdyz kr6l jerry by]
pierwszym Cd lat 200 kr6lem
angielskim, kt6ry ME uzy}
przy koronacyi owej bluz-
nierczej formu}ki, obrazaja-
cej katolik6w. 2mienionej
swoja droga jeszcze "a cza-
SOW kr6la Elwarda V11go.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-13

MAHANEY. City, Pa, w
ubieg}y piatek zamordowany
Alex. Tyszkiewicz przez swe.
go sto}ownika Kaz. Juszkie-
wicza, kt6ry zupe}nie z zim-
ma Krwia zadal mu smier-
telny clos nozem pod SERGE.
Alex. Tyszkiewicz zamie-
szkaly ma South 7th. uli-
cy utrzymywa} tax zwany
), boarding" gdzie pomiedzy
innymi zamieszkiws1 NOR.
derca Juszkiewicz. w 6w
dzie6 przypada}a w}asnie wy
plata W kopalnii gdzie obaj
gospodarz i sto}ownik " spoil.
ME raczyli sic W salonie. Gdy
powr6cili do domu rozpocze.
Ii pomiedzy soba sprzeczke W
kt6rej gpspodarz Alex. Ty-
szkiewicz nakazaf stofownj
kewi wynosic sic mioszxa-
MIA .Jnszkiawicz zam;a, ,t M.
s}uchac rozkazu pochwycii "
rece dlugi n6z i zadat sm;er-
te]ny clos Tyszkiewiczowi.
Morderca podokonanej zbro-
dni zbiegf, lecz stanowi poll
cyanci mad ranem zdofali go
pochwycic j odstawic do vie
zienia powiatowego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-13

LWOW, 10 ];pca. Zako6.
czy} sic tn olbrzymi, cztery
miesiace trwajacy process, Da
kt6ry oczy ca}ej Polski by}y
zwr6cone. By1 to process ru
skich student6w, kt6rzy
pred rokiem W dniu logo
lipca 1910 urzadzili ma uni
wersytecie pamietna krwawa
awanture, W kt6rej jeden z
Mich zgina}, czternastu 3D.
nios}o ciezkie rany, a wielu
lzej zosta1o ranionych. Pola.
cy zachowywali si7 spokojnie
i zaczepiajacymi byli Rusini,
kt6rzy przyszli ma uniwersy'
tet juz z zamiarem urzadze-
MIA b6jkj, DO wszyscy byli u
zbrojeni W rewolwery / kije.
Wykazaf to process dowodnie,
to tel wszyscy oskarzeni, a
bylo ich 1O1 zostali skazani
"a kary wiezienne cd dni II
do trzech miesiecy. Wyrok
to zaiste bardzo }sgodny!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-13

CHICAGO, III. Tadeusz
ko6czak, pchoiety zostal II
razy nozem j zabity v wall
CO, jaka powstala ma tafcach;
do walki przysz}o 2 tego po-
wodu, ze Ko6czak tafcx4c,
popchnal lima pare.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-13

PETERSBURG. 10 lipca.
Oficyalna 8 tatys'yka stwier-
dza, il stan zb6z W Rosyi,
choc ME tax dobry, jak W
roku zeszlym, jest jednak "a
dawalniajacy. W Polsce stan
zb6z jest nawet lepszy. ni2
W roku lninionym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-13

jaciela a widzac ze ME jest W
stanie sam dopom6dz przy-
jacielowi zaczaf wo}ac o po-
moe.
Ma krzyk jego przylecial
Peter Bonner zamieszkaly
r6wniez W Schofield Court,
kt6ry wyratowa} Hordlika,
lecz Kosek zginal " nurtach
zdradliwej wody. Policya po:
szukuje "a ciaiem jego, dos
tycbczas jednak bez skutku.
SHENANDOAH, Pa. W
ubieg'a sobote po po!udniu'
ma zachodniei cze6ci dzielni.
cy naszego miasta, ma Lou~
rell ulicy zamieszka}ej pre-:
waznie przez samych pola-
k6w, zaszed} strsszny wypa-
dek zbrodni popelnionej ma
J6zefie> Mocku przez sjego
przyhyana zone. Moe low::s
przez lat kilkana6cie 5:yli ".
,,dzikim" ma}ze6stwie ! Oak
twierdza, " tajemni czeni,,
prowaduac sklad rzeznicz9 /
groseryjny, a pomimo wa,} i
nieuctwa dorobili sie' ladn o:
go najatku. Przed niedan :
nym czasem zakradia sic pc :
niedzy Mich niezgoda, knt. !:
MIA dotego stopnia, ze zdecy-
dowano SIG sprzedawac wszy-
stko co wsp6lnie nabyli. jed
nakowcz MIN do tego doszlo.
W sobote podczas sprzeczki
kobieta porwa}a n6z rzezni-
CIV zadaia clos Mockowi ped
lewa lopadke. Ranne ego od
wleziono do Taunton Spring
szpitala, gdzie W niedziele po
po1udniu zako6czy1 zycie.'.
MONA tn doda6, gdy ME
rozwazna kobieta zechce Ii.
wolnic sic cd kary jaka ja
czeba, to pozostala Geese ma
jatku oddac must prawnikom
kt6rzy ma podobne wypadki
1apczywie oczekuja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-13

PETERSBURG, 10, lipca.
Wielka kisezna Aleksal,dra
J6zef6wna, najstarszy cz'o-
mex carskiej rodziny, jest
6miertelnie chora ma zapale-
ME tchawicy, podobno leka'
RE l,iemaja nadziei utrzy-
mania jej przy zyciu.
- Donosza 2 Moskwy, re
wybuchl tam strajk: robotni-
k6w W ameryka6skiei fabry.
ce zniwiarek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-13

LONDYN, 10 lipca. Dzien.
mix Times doradza, aby
Stany Zjednoczone po prze-
prowadzeniu traktatu s4d6w
pohbowych Z w. Brytaniq
zrobily te sama propozycye
Japonii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-13

DUBLIN, Irlanya, 10 lip.
ca Kr6l jerry z iona i-synem
owacyjne zaiste znalezIi przy.
jecie=w Irlandyi. Kr6la wsze-
die witaja rado6nie ! uspo'
sobienie ludnosci jest jak
najlepsze. Kr6l udzieli} Gale.
go szeregu audyencyi, prag
nae poznac )udzi i stosunki,
uczestniczy}a tez para k.6.
lewska " programowych uro.
czysto6ciach; pobytu kr6lew-
skiego aadne dot9d zajscje
ME zak}6cilo. Kr6lowa odwie-
'1za szpitale liczne zak}ady
dobrocsynne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-13

GLEN LYON, Pa. PopadI
W ob]qkanie niejaki Fr' Kar
czewssi, a to ze zmartuie
MIA, 2e trzej ch}1pcy odkry.
Ii miejsce, gdzie cbowal swo.
je oscze'lnosci, i zabrali 1924
RolicJa zawiadomiona prze>
poszkodowanego, wysledzila
ch}opc6'v j odebra}a i'm $114
(bo tylko $40 zdazyli wydat
ma swoje potrzeby). Kar.
czewski tax sic ta strata prze.
jail, ze dostal ob}edu.