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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
CASE FOR THE HAGUE.
United States May Make Proposition In
Behalf Of China.

Behalf of China.
WASHINGTON. Feb 1s.-Notices of
Russla's intentions regarding China
reached the state department today
through the American embassy at st.
The Russian government promises the
American embassy 10 acquaint IL with
particulars of the indictment against
China. The whole incident comes as a
great surprise to the diplomatic service
In Washington. for. although 1t was
known that sharp issues had arisen be
tween Russia and China over conflicting
claims of jurisdiction in Mancburta and
in connection with commercial privileges
In Mongolia, the situation was not re
believed that in view of the deplorabIe
conditions existing in China as q. result
of the frightful famine and the terrible
ravages of the plague. Russia would gen
erously defer pressing her claims to the
extreme at this time.
China Unprepared for War.
That war will not result from the latest
movement OF the Russian government Is
the confident belief I'm diplomatic circles
here, for IT is generally understood that
the Chinese arc totally unprepared to
meet such a foe as Russia at this juno
ture. So t. Is expected that China will
appeal to the powers, including America.
for fair play. What amount OF support
she Will receive cannot be safely foretold.
II is pointed out hero that our own gov
eminent cannot act until 1T has examined
tue ConLeullOll5 on DOtN HlOeS. before
America. could intervene In behalf OF
China, IL must first make sure that the
country was Guiltless of such disregard
OF her treaty obligations as would war
rant the Russian menace.
Should it be found that there is ground
for such action. IT is entirely possible
that The state department may use its
good Offices TO avert war or the working
Of great injustice upon China. by suggest :
Ing reference OF tho issues between
Russia and China TO The Hague tribunal
At first glance ii does not appear that
the "opcn door doctrine Is involved in
this affair. for presumably Russia would
not attempt to curtail any right of trade
in the affected provinces of Mongolia or
Turkestan now enjoyed by citizens OF
foreign countries.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
BEING EDUCATED TO
BRIBE LEGISLATORS

PROVIDENCE. r. l., Feb. 16.-"Chil-
dren who can wheedle their parents into
letting them act foolishly are being edu-
act lawlessIy. The American parent has
proved unfalthful to the state, TO say
nothing about his children. who has given
his SONS and daughters a monthly allow
ance and has let them do what they
pleased"
So declared Dean Shailer Mathews Of
the University OF Chicago Divinity school
sion OF the Religious Education associa-
tton's convention
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
MEASURE GETS THROUGH
BY A CLOSE MARGIN

Cattlemep and others. who deal in
CRITTERS" are given ample protection in
house bill No. 70, by Mr.. Spencer of Rich
county. which passed the house Thursday
by a. bare ma jority. Mr.. Page gave notice
OF motion for reconstdera ton which
he will make today.
The hill prevents the purchase or
slaughter of cattle until they are distinct
" branded. II also provides for The keep
ing OF the hides Of slaughtered cattle for
certain period OF time. for public in
spection.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
WATER EXCHANGE BILL
MADE SPECIAL ORDER

Senator Horslcy's bill. No. 1871. provid
ing for the exchange of water for irrigat- l.
Ing and culinary purposes under the law
of eminent domain was debated at length
the senators did not seem to be familiar
with all tho provisions OF the measure
and the opinion was freely expressed that
in Its present form it was somewhat am
biguous. the bill was by consent OF it's All
thor made special order for Monday al
ESQ o'clock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
REPORTED FAvoRAELY.
In the House.

Senate bill No. Al by Williamson sct
governing the disposal of bonds for the
benefit OF the University Of Utah. Favor
able report by committee on education.
Senate bill No 40. by Williamson act
relating to the course of study in the Ag
ricultursl college. Favorable report by
committee on education.
Senate bill No so. by Williams-An act
relating to the course OF study in the
University OF Utah, Favorable report by
committee on educs ticn.
House bill No. 1926, by Richardson-Au
act governing the admission 10 the state
industrial school OF students from other
states. Favora bile report by committee on
industrial school.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
TO MODIFY PROCEDURE
in CHANGE OF VENUE

Three bills, senate bills Nos. 1ai, 1872
1875. introduced Thursday ny Senator
lverson. arc designed to simplify the
venuo is sought In justices courts.
They follow the statute now In effect
as 10 the affidavits relating to preju-
or preliminary examination must be had
In the same court or precinct before
another justice. who shall be agreed upon
by the parties to tho action, or In case
OF failure 10 agree, the justice before
whom the action is pending shall call in
the nearest justice of the peace TO whom
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
WOULD HAVE BOND CONFORM
TO DEPOSITORY MEASURE

Senator Kelly introduced two bills.
Thursday, intended to amend the present
statutes with regard TO the bonds to he
given by city and county officials. The
Sena tor, earlier In the session introduced
II. bill providing for tho creation and regu-
laton Of city and county repositories.
and the intent OF these new bills Us to
intake the present statute conform TO his
depository measure. In substance, they
provide that the city or county treasurer.
where there is an approved city or county
depository, shall he required 10 bond in
such amount as will cover the amount
Of the funds left in bis cnsiodN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
IVERS0N LAND BILL.
PASSES THE SENATE

Senator VERSIONS bill, No IS. providing
for the control by tho state board OF
land commissioners OF all lands lying
below the waters edge OF any body of
water or stream belonging to the state.
passed The senate Thursday by Is to t.
Kelly casting tho only negative vote. Tho
measure is Intended primarily 10 give the
stale control of tho ssphaltum deposits
lying under the shallow water al the
concerning which the question has boon
raised as 10 whether they are under state
or federal control
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
HEALTH BOARD TERMS
ARE MADE FIVE YEARS

House bill No. 72. by Ekman (by re-
dueso. was passed by the house by an
unanimous vote Thursday afternoon
The bill increases the terms OF office
OF members OF the board OF health and
health officers In cities OF the first and
second class from two to five years
IL is the general belief that the enact
Inent OF the bill into law will mean much
10 the cities affected
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
FREE BOOK ON PILES
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How can one he cured permanently
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found the cause and curc7
All these questions answered fully in
a booklet mailed free hv DR., Leonhardt
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SCHRAMM-JOH DRUGS, FIVE
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who sell the successful remedy, Hem
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bottle
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
Committee Appointed

The resolution providing ,o-
mlttcc Of three 20 report uco, 4
many recommendation of the asvs,.
had been incorporated In bills an Ia
troduced In the house, etc. vas s1sst
Thursday To provide for a cormIt,ss
seven. Speaker Robinson than nan.
Allison. Grow. Thornley,. HcRse' Az
son and Woolley as the members 81 h
committee.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
Back 10 Commistee.

House bill No 12i. by Mr.. Grow h
been referred back to the commIties
highways and bridges for further cunt
Grafton. The bill provides that Ia q
yons containing streams. automchil|
when meeting other vehiclss. must b
10 the side nearest the stream.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17

IF troubled with indigestion, eonI
patton. no appetite or fesl bilious, h
Cham mberlain g Stomach and Liver q
lets a trial and YOU will bs pla5
with the result. These tablets inI
crate the stomach and liver q
strengthen the digestion. Sold BY
dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
In the Senate.

Senate hill No. 1876. by Gardner-An
act providing for the experimental study
OF dry farming I'm various parts Of the
state and appropriating $4,000 to carry
on this work. Unfavorably reported by
committee on agriculture and irrigation
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
BRIBERS AFFLICTED
WITH POOR MEMORIES

DANNILLE. H., Feb. l6-The vote
probe produced no indictments today.
Charles Quasi. a railroad employee, ls
said to have admitted before The grand
jury today that he bought votes last
November but he was unable TO rcmem-
ber A. single voter bought. The court
warned him Of the consequences OF his
bad memory, and he was returned 10 the
grand jury room for further question
ing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
Memorial Is Passed.

House joint memorial No, 2. by Ekman,
was passed in tho house Thursday after
noon. The memorial calls upon the gov
ernment 10 improve 200 acres of land on
the Fort Douglas military reservation.
The land lies Just west OF the parade
to the beautY of the north bench
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
Changes Marriage Law.

House bill No. 202: introduced in the
house Thursday by Mr. Anderson, permits
first cousins OF the half-blood to marry,
Heretofore first cousins of the half blood
were included in the restrictions. The
Dill also makes the marriage OF persons
Within the firth degree OF consanguinity
simply void and not criminal as hereto
fore
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
Hot Time in Committs.

The housa committee on nIdicIarv
said ~ have had red no, time nm
day over the consideration Of houss
No. IL. by Russell. making gamblIrr
felony, Mr. Holman ot sal, lake st,,
uouslv objected To the measure. ana
discussion waved exceeding warn.
measure will be considered again I'd,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
Invitation Ia Accented

The board OF trustees Of the state In
dustrial school has invited the members
OF the house to attend the Washinston
birthday services at the school. February,
y. at 10 O'Clock a, m, and the invita- =
ton has been accepted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
Disposition Of Bills.

House bill No. 40, by Stack. relating
10 the inspection OF boilers. has been
Wlthdrawn by the author. and house bill
No. III. by Peterson. relating TO the driv-
ing or shipping OF stock out of the state
has been recommitted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17

the objections 90 not apply and such
Justice shall be entitled to mileage pro-
yidcd for witnesses In justices courts.
and TO fees provided by law the same AS
II the action had been filed and prose
cIIted in his court.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
After Bucket Shops.

Mr. Tobias has introduced a bill in the
house. known as house bin No. 1877 which
II enacted into law Will put bucket shops
and dealings in futures under the ban. A
penalty of from 800 10 $500 is provided
for y!olatlaua. " Tue pLoylaions- Of Iha act
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
To Visit Reform School.

The committee on Industrial school, of
the house. will visit the Ogden institution
today The members of the committee
are Richardson. Dahlquist. Thornley,
Page and HenrIe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
REPORTED UNFAVoRABLY.
In the House.

House bill No. 166. by Wootton-An act
relating 10 the election of school trustees
Unfavorable report by committee on edu-
cation
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
BILLS KILLED,
In the House.

House bill No 100, by Hayes-An act
relating 10 the payment OF jurors in iuve
nile courts. Matter covered in house bill
No. 9s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
THREATENS To MAKE
CHINA COME To TIME
Russia Claims Celestials Show
Disposition to Abrogate
Treaty of 1881.
Continued from Page One.

Continued from Page One.
of these powers, and possibly both, would
find EXCUSES for moving south and pec-
ing Pclin under military control. Such
action would probably he disguised as n
commission OF sanitation. but none the
less would be uSurpinG the functions of
supreme government, and there would bc
difficulty In causing Withdrawals.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
"Dr. Miles Nezvine
Completely Cured
Our. Little Boy of
Fits"

A family can suffer no greater
affection than to have a child sub
ject to fits or epilepsy. Many a
father or mother would give their
all to restore such a child to health.
II am heartily glad to tell you Of
our little boy who was completely
cured of fits He commenced hav-
ing them at 10 years Of age and had
them for four years, tried three
doctors and one specialist but all of
them said he could not be cured,
but DR.. Miles Restorative Nervine
and DR.. Miles Nerve and Liver Pills
made complete cure. He Is now
hale, hearty and gay. It has been
three years since he had the last spell.
shall give DR.. Miles medicines
praise wherever I 90. You are at
liberty to use this letter as you see
FIT and anyone writing to me ! will
gladly answer if they enclose stamp
M. BOGUE, Windfall. Ind.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-21

BERLIN, is grudnia. =
Podobno brat cesarza, ks.
Hen'yk zak}ada do sp6iki z
burmistrzvm m. Hamburga
- fabryke aeroplan6w!...
- Powr6cilo tn do piracy
ma skutek ugody 5000 kra
wo6w kt6rzy ostatnio straj
kowali.
Donosza z Duesseldor.
flu, be ma odbytem tam re
braniu sufrazystek niemie-
skich, professor uniwersytetu
Witzel wyg}osii zasade, ze ko.
biety winny tez,iak mezczy
zni - s}uzyc przy.... wojsku
Mianowicie W oddzialach sa
nitarnych, szpitalnych. Who
SEX ten przyjeto z entuzy-
azmem iuchwalono odno6ne
rezolucve.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-21

PARYZ, 18 grudnia. ---W
parlamencie hr. Nun =. kon
serwatysta wni6sl interpela-
eye W sprawie ugody marc.
kka6skiej 2 Niemcami VINO.
szac by ugody tel ME zat-
wierdzano. Odpowiada} de
Selves, n,inisterispraw zagra
nicznych kt6ry omawiajac
sytuacye i lei minione ma
prezenie ME czynil zarzut6w
Niemcom, a tylko zaznaczy}
ze Francya wysz}a Z zatar-
gu ze znacznymi zyskami j.
osiegnela eel zamisrzony I'll.
usunela obcych sobie wsp6|
zawodnik6w cd Marokka
wniosek hr. Muna upad}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-21
MII.WAIIKEE Wis. :

MILW AUKEE, Wis. - w
szpitalu Milwaukee umari a
|letni farmer Koch. 2 Grand
Rapids. Smierc jego by|a ma
stepstwem fatalnego wypsd
ku. Dnia ~ listopada pfdknaf
Koch pod,zas obiadu try
sztuczne zeby. Leka RE ra-
dzili rodzicom, by syna po-
slali do szpitala W Milwaukee.
Us}uchali ich i tego samego
dnia wyslali go doMitwaukee.
Operacja jednak, kt6ra pred
siewziat dr.. Hollenbeck ME
uda}a sic.
Zw}oki nieszczesliwego 70
sta}y wysIane do Ra
cine, gdzie " sobote popo~
ludniu odbyl sic pogrzeb.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-21

JERSEY CITY n. Y. J6,
zef Laskowski, 5wiezo przy-
by}y 70 starego kraju wszedf
do jednego ze sklep6w ma
Washington ul. dla zakupie
MIA r6znych rzeczy. Kiedy
z zakupem wyszedf ze skle-
pu, zbliby1o sic dof dw6ch
mezczyzn, podobno ziomk6w
q kiedy pogratulowali mu:
odnosnie do poczyninnvch
zakup6w, poprosi|i go aby
i'm je pokaza}. Laskowski
zgodzil sic ma to. Wtedy is.
den z owycb mezcsyzn wy
dar} mu je i zbieg', zanim
zas ulotnit sic i drugi. Las
kowski mial $50. zanim spo
tkal tych dw6ch mezczyzn.
Henryk j Edward Tubli6-
scy LEGACY 8 wzglednie 5lat
bawiac sic ma lodzie W po-
blizu swego domu pm. Il;
Canal ul. wpadli do kanalu
Morris. Michal o. Conner 2
pm. IL Canal I'll; zobaczv-
wszY jak obai chtopcy zni-.
kneli pod lodem, przybiegf
i'm na pomoc, podobnie iak
i 15.letni Rudolf sForke, z
wielkim trudem udalo sic
| i'm wYdobYc dzieciak k6w M
'powierzchnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-21

PITTSBURG, PA. Fran.
Fciszek Wukla 36 lat zamie
szka}y przy 1921 Jane ul
S. S. zmar{ W przeszlym ty
godniu w szpita]u S, s. 2
ran jake otrzynla} przy
piracy we fabryce jones Lau
ghlin Steel Works ma pofu
dniowej, ,stronie. Franciszek
uleglnieszczesciu gdy hawai-
odlewu spadi j W stra.
szliwy spos6b poranll go. 20
6p. Franciszku pozostala 20
ma siedmioro maloletnich
dzieci.
Pred sedzia Kannedy
toczyla sic sprawa niejakiego
Stanisla. ka] czy6s 6skiego. osks-
rzo'nego przez' wdowe Adele
Prastek groserniczke : Bru.
ceton o rabunek. Wedding
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-21

slow groserniczki kt6ra 2e
Izami " oczach zeznawa}a
Kalczy6ski przyszedl do jej
groserni i prosi} aby mu da-
Ia 20dolar6w drobnymi. .gdyzE,
(jeden jego przyjaoieli chce
zmienic 20 dolar6w j oddaG
mu dug Prastek ME prze-
czuwajac podstepu a majae
nadz!eje ze Kalczyfski "a
piaci JET choc Geese dlugu.
"a grosernie pos}a}a sweeo
IS letniego sy..uka 2 Kalczy1-
skim, nakazuja,e .chlopcu by
nie dawai pienie,dzy dop6ki
ME dostanie calych dwudzles-
stu dolar6w. Podczal7 droSl
|;ednak Kalczyhski cdebraf
ch{opcu pieniadze ME tYl~
ko to zatrzym&d ale awet
dlugu ME odda wal. Prast .ek
zaskarzyla njeNdziecznee .
d1uznika do sadu .dodajac,'
ze gdy Kalczy6ski NE mlaf
piracy nabra} u niei ma kre-'.
dyt. przesz}o "a 81 dolls, sdzia
Kennedy 20 przes}ucha piu Y.
obu stron i przyznaniu VIC
|podsadnego do, why posi-,
| go do wiezienia na ,czas dwu
lat - ca}kiem siusznie, bo:-
TAXI galkan ME tylko ze bic
dna wdowa zYwila go przez'
czas bezrobocia, jeszcze teraz
chcial jej. zabrac 90 dolar6w
!got6wka.
Czterech g6rnik6w oracn!
|jacych " kopalni Pittsburg
Coal Co. Ocean Mine No. p
idac rano we wtorek do ),ra::
cy i sksacajac sobie droge
przez treki kolejowe, zosta}o
najechanych przez lokomo-
tywe kolei L. r. P. R. &!
ME da]eko cd McKeesport.
G6rnicy ponje5i 6mierc ma
miejs:u: Zabici zostali Heze-
kias Holland. KaroI Karlitz
Micha{ Pintel J6zef Astai,
wszyscy ze Scott Haven.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-21
HANKOW, Is grudnia,

+. s
HANKOW, IL grudnia,
Zotnierze marynarki anne
rykahskiej wyladowali W
Yo. Chow aby dac pomoc
misyonarzom ameryka6skim
.zagrozonym przez pirat6w.
-Ting-Fang obrany
ministrem spraw zagrani.
5cznych przysz}ego rzadu re
publik:ii chi6skiej wysla]
protest ldo Waszyngtonu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-21
al zapob;nd1i ugasiG ptomie.

]hie.
W. ubieg'a sobote v pier
wszej wardzie przy E. Center
Str. podochoceni koledzy "
jednem z salon6w rozpo'zeli
b6jke do tego stopnia krwa'
wa, il w. Mackah6ski znaj"
dujacy sic " tenn gronie 10
stall W spos6b nielitoaciwy
pobityw glove butelkami: 4
|uczestnik6u togo barbarzy6.
skiego zaj6cia zosts}o aresz
towanych.
.5-ciu nieletnich chlopc6w
J6zef Karchula, Gotsik, j.
Choplik, ]. Paskacz i A. So
kolowski, zosta}o aresztowa-
nyoh jako kry1ninalnych
|m1odych przestepc6w, "a W :
targniecie sic do domu PAM
Azarewicz zamieszka}ej przy
w. Poplar Str. zkad zabrali
znajdujace sic ma stole bi.
zuterye, oraz $1.75 W got6.
wee.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-21

BUFFALO, N. Y. - Po-
Ear, kt6ry sic wszcza{ " pia.
tex wieczorem W zabudoWa-
mach p. S. Lipowicza, wy
'rzadzit szkody ma $4,000.
Pomiedzy zgromadzona
gawiedzia rozesz}a sic poglo-
ska, ze W plomieniach znaa
.lazlo. .dw6ch strazak6w,,smierc
q ieden zosta{ smiertelnje
ranny, Wie6c ia poruszyla
t}umyi i poczeto sic pchac bli.
zej do ognia ably zobaczyt
rzekome ofiary. Nieobesz}o
by sic bez wypadku gdyby
ME inwencya policyi kt6ra
palkami zagrodzi}a droge ma
cierajacym, q jeszcze lepiej
podzia}aly skierowane sikaw
XII, kt6re ciekawskim grozi.
}y zimna kapiela.
Przyczvna pozaru uiewia'
donna. Towar ME by1 zaase.
kurowany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-21
NOWINY
TELEHRAFICZNE

WIEDEN, 18 grulnia. :.
Sensacya dnia jest arcyksia'
ze Henryk Ferdynand, kt6-
ry z}o&yi godnocc arcyksia.
zeca i usuna' sic W zacisze
prywatne. Ostatnio juz usu-
nal sic cd dworu i zYl W
Monachium, jako artysta- -ma
larz; chciaf sic tez zenic z
MISUNDERSTANDING ale cesarz
ME chciaI zezwolic. Obecne
ma}zefstwo to przvjdzie do
skutku' a cesarz oficyalnie
skresli} arcyksiecia 2 listy
dworskiej i odebrat muwszel
kie apanaze. Henryk Ferdy-
nand jest bratem ksiezny
Ludwiki Saskiej osfswionej
z jej ucieczki z dworu DIRE.
zde6skiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-21

.TEHERAN, 18 grudnia. -
w pewnyoh okolicach kra.
iu ludno5t bojkotuje angiel
ski handel dlatego ze Anglia
bierze strone Rosyi " obe-
cnym : MIA zatargu Persyi.
y powodu tego bojkotu zalo.
ga angielska " Sziras gdzie
stoi 200 zolnierzy angiel-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-21
q NV. .POLSkICH
W AMERYCE

BUFFALO, IN. Y. w sobo
te, kr6tko pred wieczorem
l,stalisie ma Polsce straszny, o
kropny wypadek.
Mianowicie Vt do1nu pnr. sc
Rother ave., W poblizu Broa.
.dway, zapalilo sic drzewo "
piecu, kt6re suszyla Sd letnia
Apolonia Karlosowa.
Gdy drzewo sic zapalifo j
dym po:zal sic walic k}eb.-
mi geatemi na smies1kanie,
nieszczesliwa kob;eta ntwo.
rzyta drzwiczki cd pieca i
W tenn buchna} ptomiell OBJ
ja} glove i piersi Karloso-
wei. 1. " "
Po milno zaslepienia dziel.
ME bronila sic nieszczeSliwa
kobieta. plomienie roz.
szerzaiy sic issobej mowaly ia
coraz bardziej, al nareszcie
wpadli .aasiedzi ] ugasili pfo-
mienie.
KarlosoWi,1ial; u lzostaia poparzo
ma tax nieszczesliwie, ze u
maria " nocy. !. -.... 1
Wtej chwili da1no zuac strazy
pozarnej, a. sikawka Broa-
dwayu, przy Baileytave., czy-
Ii numer ~. 6pieszac ma
mieisce :wypadku, wywr6cila
sic i znacznie uszkodzifa.
Strata wyrzadzona pozarem
ME przenosi 200 i dolar6w.
SO. BOSTON. Sze6ciolet
MIA Stefania Wisniewska przez
1}asna nieostrozno6e prze-
biega}a ulice i zostala uderzo'
ma nadjezdzajacym wozem
tramwajowym. Skaleczona W
nogi glove aczkolwiek. boz
les ME, ME zagraza jej zyciu
niebezpiecze6stwo. DAiecl
szkolne popatrzyc sic powin-
ny pred i poza sieb;e zanim
przebiegnac chca ulice.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-21
KONSTAN,CYNDPOL.

KONSTAN,TYNOPOL, s
grudnia. Podobno ex-su}
tana Abdula Homida pre-
wieziono do Konstanty
|ze Salonik, gdzie byl inerne
wany dotychczas. Powodem
jego ma bye powazna choro-
|ba ex.su}tana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-21

przyszli mad ranem trgej ml'
dzi 1udzie z dama. Przyjecha
Ii oni automobilem. Siedzie-
il z godzine " restauracyl'
jedli i pill, poczem dwaj 2
nich podeszli do kasyerki
panny Gladys Ryan; donna
gai9c sic Cd niej pieniedzy.
Prxerazons kasyerka odda}a
$25 Bandyci cnccieli wjecej
gro4ae zyciu panny Ryan.
Ma to Wypadla kuchn1 2
nozem kucharka | przepe-
dzila bAndyt6w, gdzie pieprz
ro6nie. Pieniadze zabrali ME
stety z soba. Gdzie byla po-
licya? Niewiadomo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-21

/ RZYM, 18 grudnja. = o.
mari tn nagle Delegat Apo
stolski dla Filipin Mnsgr.
Agius kt6ry W najblizszym
czasie mia} odjezdzac do Ma
Mill. Smierc jego nape}ni1a
Ojca sw. g}ebokim smut.
kiem o Mnsgr. Agius movie
no 10 ma, on bye Delegate m
dla Stan6w Zjezdn. ma wypa.
dek gdy dotychczasowy Dele
gat J. En- x. kardYna} Fal-
COMO zostanje zatrzyman W
Rzymie.
Papiez Plus X. ma specyal-
ne pro6by ze strony Irlan-
dyi zatrzyma} dzie6 Sw. Pa
tryka jako uroczyate swiett
caiej Irlandyi. Pierwotnie
5wieto to m!alo bye zniesio,.
ne ma skutek rozporzadze.
MIA Papieta ograniczajace-
go liczbe SWAT. Obecnie
idac "a glosem pro5b z vie.
lu stron plynacych Papiez
swieto Patrona Irlandyi "a
trzymal.