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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-14
bATHTUb TRUST IS
THE LATEST VICTIM
Court Decides Patentee Cannot Vo-
late Anti Trust Act Under
Color of Protecting In
vention.

BALTIMORE, Nd, oct 13.-Judgc
Rose Of the United States circuit
court here today rendered a decision
in favor of the government i'm it's
dissolution suit against the Standard
Sanitary Manufacturing company and
others i'm the sO-call,d "hathtub
trust" Judge Richard concurrcd with
Judge Rose, ana Judge Goss dis
sented.
The action was brought under the
Sherman antitrust law. While this
decision is in a separate case from
the action against the trust at De-
troit, the proceeding concerns the
same subject matter. Under the
courts ruling, Edwin L. Wayman
patentcc Of an enamel drcdgcr, who
issued a license of the patent to the
defendant concern, is as much sub
iect to the law governing monopoly
as any other man. He has no right
to sell indulgencics in the patent in
violation of the antitrust act 1t
was on Wayman's patent that the
defendants in the case upheld the
right of their action. but the gov
ernment maintains that this is but a
subterfuge.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-14
CUTTER UPSET BY
GASOLINE LAUNCH
Unfortunate Musician, Thrown Into
Waters of San Francisco Bay,
Was Never Seen Again.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. oct 10
Run down by gasoline launch O.
cutter from the flagship California of
the Pacific fleet. which was returning
to the ship with thirty-t.ve members
Of band aboard was upset in the
bay tonight, and J. \ Charlie one Of
the bardsmen was drowned. Launches
from the fleet rescued tho others but
the Instruments, valued at several
thousand dollars. were lost The band
took part in todays reception To-
President Taft at Oakland When the
ships boat I'm which they were being
towed To the California 10y launch
was within a few hundred yards of
the vessel the gasoline launch crash
ed into the side. turning il complete
ly over. and throwing tn, occupants
into the water About forty men
struggled t. retain their hold ON the
overturned craft. The men were talk
en aboard. and the roll called. when
Charlie was found missing. No on,
saw him after the boat capsiz"d.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-14
HATS OFF To
HER MAJESTY
The American Woman, Once
Known as a Domestic
Sovereign, Has Acquired
Title to All Other Kinds
as Well.

SAN FRANCISCO, oct l@--N hch
tho last of the missing precincts have
been heard from and tn, final votes
....-.as 8. Mill ,., ,..,,.a that woman. $
suffrage PASSED. ''S'
in California by a majority OF approx
imat,ly 5000 Related returns strag-
gIed in today. among thom being No
doc county'e vote rpmulet.. and the
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-14
SPECTATORS BUY
BASEBALL TICKETS
Worlds Series Pasteboards Are Now
Selling On Broadway at Modest
Price of $40.

NEW YORK, oct. 1S.-That specu-
lators have a corner on baseball tick
cts for the worlds series became evi-
dent today. Signs at cigar stands
and drug stores on Broadway state
that tickets can be had for SO. which
is an advance of 81 over the regular
price Vice President Sherman. one
of those disappointed at not securing
tickets. had his money returned to
him The crowd beSieging the ticket
offices for field tickets was So dense
that the police guard was doubled to-
d9N
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-14
THEY WERE
VERY CORDIAL
One of the Most Flattering
Receptions the President
Has Yet Received Occur
red in Insurgent Califor-
MIA.
TAFT WILL USE
A SPADE TODAY

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, oct. 10
President Taft found what may prove
10 be the heartiest welcime of his
trip awaiting him here on his arrival
tonight He spent the entire day trav-
cling down from the northern border
vehre Governor Johnson and a party
Of friends welcomed him. Much in
terest was manifested in what John
son would say in introducing Taft
because Johnson is notoriously insur-
gent The governor used but few
words and invariably referred To- Taft
as the president of the United
States" Johnson first appeared on
the platform with the president at
/ Marysviue
Ladies and gentlemen" he said,
welcome to the president Of the
United States"
At the conclusion Of the presidents
remarks the governor called for three
cheers and they were given Justify.
At the state capitol at Sacramento
the president spent two busy hours.
He sp"k" on the capitol steps Intro
ducing him Johnson pleaded for quiet
among the crowd. owing to inability
Of the president To speak clearly be
cause of h0arseness. The presidents
voice is beginning to show the effect
of the long strain he has undergone
Governor Johnson did not attend
the banquet i'm honor of the president
tonight. However, he will speak with
him tomorrow at the ground breaking
exposition site ceremonies The gov
ernor probably will accompany the
president To- Los Angeles. Taft's ac-
ceptance Of the invitation To turn the
first shovelful of earth as one Of the
prime motives that led him u take
his $4,000 mile swing around the cir
Gle. Today President Taft frequently
referred to the exposition and each
time ne was vociferously cheercd The
president Will remain here until sun
day night.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-14
TROOPS ARE MOVING.

PEKING, Oct. 13.-Eight train loads
of troops started today from Pao Ting
Fu, province OF Chi Ii, for the dis
trict affected by the revolution. The
revolutionists have informed consuls at
Hankow that they will respect all
treaties, loans and indemnities con-
tracted by the Chinese government. A
we'll informed revolutionary sympa-
thzer told the Associated Press today
the rebels will probably leave the at
tempt to capture Peking and Shanghai
until the last because Of danger OF for
eqn complications. 1t is said the ut
most confidence seems to prevail among
the rebels. Railways are carrying
south troops which will be used to
auard the lines thereafter il there IS
an attempt to recapture towns taken
by the revolutionists.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-14
MEXICAN TROOPS WILL
CROSS BORDER LINE.

SACRAMENTO. Cal. oct 13.-
President Taft while here today tele-
graphcd the state department at
Washington, directing the department
to grant permission To the Mexican
government To- transport troops across
American territory from Juarez to a
point opposite NogaleS. AriZ. The
president replied i'm the affirmative
Immediately after receiving the re-
quest from Mexico City.
Later it was learned the troops will
be used as a permanent garrison at
Sinaloa. PasqUal Orozco will be the
commander.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-14
FAR REACHING WANTS.

Wants are far reaching in their
they form an impor-
tant part i'm both business and
domestic economy.
As an example, household
workers always took to the
Wants when a change in their
positions is imminent.
Hundreds of domestic servants
cooks. Mattresses. second girls,
governesses, maids and others
read the want Columns each day.
It's an easy matter to select
from the most competent domes-
tic helpers if YOU will summon
them to your home through a
Want Ad.
Want Ads cost but a minimum
and often accomplish the desired
results within a few hours.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-14
HE IS CAUTIOUS
BY John j. McGraw.

never make predictions on
the outcome of a battle of this
sort. but we Will go into the
worlds series with our full
strength, unless something un-
foreseen occurs. and we will be
prepared TO give a good ac-
count of ourselves We have
an excellent chance TO win.
Ny pitchers are all in good
shape and the balance Of the
club is all that could be de-
sired. We have had a long,
hard campaign, and the strain
upon my men could not be re
IaNcd until a few days ago,
but l hope that they will be
fully rested by the time we
take the field against Phila-
dclphia.
II should bc a great series.
but baseball is something that
can not be forecasted.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-14
Vast Empire, With Four
Thousand Years of His
tory Behind it, is in the
Throes of a Mighty Revo-
luton.
AMERICA FEELS THE
SPIRIT OF STRIFE
In All Parts of This Coun-
try the Chinese Are Pre-
pairing to Lend Aid to
the Cause of Progress at
Home.

LONDON, Oct, 13.-Special dispatch
es received from Shanghai tonight
said:
The republic has been proclaimed
in WI Chang. A strong force Of rebels
left Hankow to engage the imperial
troops coming from the north. A big
battle is expected within two days. 1t
is reported that a confIsgration has
wiped out the principal buildings in
cluding the banks and government
buildings in the native city of Han
leo~"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-14
MAYOR FAVORS A
TEST OF THE LAW
Approvs the Suggestion of The Re
publican Respecting the Power
Situation.

Commenting on the editorial in yes
terday's Republican, on the subject
Of the electric lighting situation IN
this city. Mayor Christy yesterday eN-
pressed his satisfaction with the sen
timent Of it.
The mayor said that he was heart
ily in favor of testing in the courts
the right Of the city to purchase
power Of the government for lighting
purposes. II appears To the mayor
that there can be no good reason
why the city cannot secure power
for its own street lighting purposes,
even if it is not furnished for retail
To- others
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-14
THE DUKE ARRIVES.

QUEBEC. oct. 13.-The Duke and
Duchess of COnnaught arrived today.
and We're greeted with a salute Of
twenty-One guns. They We're driven
To the parliament building. where the
duke took the oath of office as gov
ernor general
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-14
RAILROAD MAN DIES.

TUCSON. Ariz.. oct. 13.-J. II
Sayle. general agent for the Chicago
ard Great Western railroad. died on
teh train yesterday while en- route here
Tor his heath The body will be sent
to Chicago tonight for interment He
WAS n brother OF Thomas Sayle. gen
eral agent for the Missouri Pacific.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-14
MAKES NO CLAIM
BY Connie Mack.

I am not making any predic-
tions or claims, but if the
Giants beat us they will know
they have been in some ball
games. There is no way To-
underestimate our team. Ii
has shown that it is a winner.
and it will go into the series
with every confidence
So far as pulling off inside
ball, | will take my chances.
You do not see anything new
on the ball field these DAYS.
All teams play about the same
baseball. when YOU come down
to it,
1 believe that we will be able
To do our best i'm the series
We have been taking things
slowly for some time. and have
not taken any chances. and eN-
pect To toe the scratch ready
to put up a great game.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-14
STRIKE is SETTLED.

CANANE:, Mexico, oct l2.-Dr.
i. D. Ricilett., general m; naecr Of
the Cananea ''idatcd { pp1r
company. came today in "a private
car from Hermosillo. after learning of
the strike now on at two mines. As
a result of the visit the men at one
of the mines returned to work and
those at the other are expected to
return tomorrow The men quit be-
cause an American foreman dis
charged native miner who refused
to york i'm a stope said to be danger
OuS
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-14
AUTHOR is DEAD.

WINNEAIUCCA. oct 13.-Philip
Vorrer Mighcls. author and play
wright died today as the result Of
an accidental gunshot wound. self
inflicted The accident occurred Fri
day. while Mighels was hunting quail
near Golconda. NIighels was 42 years
old and was born i'm Carson City.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-14
JUSTICE is ILL.

WASHINGTON. ID. G., oct. lS.-
Justice John VI. Harlan of the su-
preme court of the United States IS
suffering from an accute attack Of
bronchitis at his home here. Harlan
is IS, and his condition is regarded
as grave. A severe cold contracted
last Monday brought his illness to a
crisis and the folloing day he was
,unablc to occupy his position on the
bench.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-14
NEW HEARING ORDERED.

WASHINGTON. oct. 13. (SpccialD-
Secretary of the Interior Walter l..
Fisher has revised the decision of the
commissioner Of the land office i'm tho
matter OF the appeal of Alfred :.
Donaii. involving a Jesuit mining
claim i'm the Phoenix land district
which was held for cancellation be
cause at the time set for hearing he
failed to appear. The secretary or
d,rcd another hearing
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-14
WHOLE REGIMENTS ARE
SLAIN IN BIG BATTLE
That's What German Paper Says but
Story is Without Confirmation
Of any Sort.

FRANKFORT. oct. l3-The Frank
furter Zeitung in a Constantinople dis
patch says.
In a fiecre engagement between the
Turke and the Italians. in the hill
ucighborhood OF Tripou. the Italians
lost 1900 killed and wounded. The
Turks casualties were slight
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-14
NEW POSTMASTER.

WASHINGTON. oct. 19. Especial
Albert L. Baldwin has been appointed
postmaster at Somerston in the place
Of George w. Schutz whose resigna-
ton was recently received by the de-
partment.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-14
GOTcH WON AGAIN.

KANSAS CITY, oct 13.-Franh
Gotch. the worlds chapion wrestler
easily threw George Padoubney Of Rus
sia tonight in two straight falls. The
first was in 1G minutes. 16 seconds ana
the second in : minutes.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-14
TURKS GET ANGRY.

CONSTANTINOPLE. oct 13.-The
government today ordered the eXpul-
sion OF all Italian correspondents. A
society has been organized To- wage
economic war against all Italians and
the young are TO be inuoculated with
hatred of the Italians and anything
ItHIinn-
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-14
IT'S STILL SOARING.

NEW YORK. oct. 13.-Therc was
another big advance in coffee today.
the price jumping more than a cent
a pound. Business was active. The
days sales were $4,000 bags.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-14
RoUNDHoUSE BURNED.

SIDNEY. Neb.. oct. 13.-The Union
Pacific roundhouse burned today. The
loss is $500. 900 Eight passenger en-
gines were burned.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-14

FOR SALE-Nearly new Groom
modern cottage on North First street.
s315O-s5O0 cash, balance easy terms.
E. f. Pascoe, 1iO North Center st.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-14

FOR SALE-New 4-room brick,
modern. s225O. near school and car
line, $3.50 cash, balance $500 per
mOtnh. q e. Pascoe, owner. 110
North Center street.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-22
NOW,INY
TELEGRAFICZNE
LIZBONA,. 19 czerwca.

LIZBONA, 19 czerwca. -
Rad republikahski zwr6cii
sic pro6ba do rzadu hisz-
pa6skiego, aby tenze st}umii
knowania przeciwko Portu.
galii, urzadzane "a jej grant.
ca ma terytoryum Portu galii.
- Rzad hiszpa6ski uzna}
sluszno6c tel pro6by / zarza-
dill wydalenie 20 swych gra-
mic portugalskich monar'
chist6w spiskujacych, oraz
aresztowanie ich przyw6d-
COW Chagas'a Coouceivere'a.
Tymczasem Rad portugalski
energicznie t1umi u siebie
wszelkie monarchistyczne "a
kusy. Podobno W Lizbonie
wykryto adventure, kt6ra da-
la monarchistom $40,000,000
do a-dyspozycyi dla cel6w
kontrrewolucyi. Aresztowano
tel kiIku oficer6w monar-
Chi i.wys}ano wojsko ma pol.
nocne pogranicze, gdzie sic
maja zbierac Z: "a! monarchisci
Pedebne " r Peatevedfa : pe:
stronie biszpa6skiej skonfis
kowano 2 wagony broni
przeznaczonej dla portugal
skicb monarchist6w. Zreszta
W kraju panuje spok6j zupe}'
ny i Rad ma nadzieje utrzy'
mania go.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-22
MILWAUKEE,,

MILWAUKEE,, Wis.
,,Nie wiesz co Gle jutro, a
nawet dzis czeka' m6wi9
starry ludzie. Cz}owiek ME
jest nigdy pewny dnia ami
godziny.
w piatek o 4 godzinie po
po}udniu powr6ci} ze szko}y
sw. J6zefata do domu swych
rodzic6w przy 5 avenue, mr..
963. Franciszek Wargin, Ii
czacy II lat. Pc spozyciu
podw ieczorku, uda} on sic do
piwnicy, gd2ie przywiazana
by}a u belki hustawka. Przy.
padkowo eh}opiec zaplatal
sie W powro,y hustawki }
tax nieszczesliwie, ze sic u
dusi}. y 5 godainie ;1go brat
lat 9. znalsz1 60 nj. zywego
wiszacego ma hu6tawce.
w domu powstai poploch.
Pani Warginowa na widok
zwfok ukochanego syna omal
ME omdla}a, a bracia: Ed
ward j Antoni, oraz siostry:
Giertruda, Monika, .Cecylia,
i Apolonia wybuchly pla-
czem. Plaka} tenze pan War
gin.
Powiadomiono koronera,
kt6ry orzekl, ze chiopiec u.
mari z powodu przypadko-
wego uduszvnia sic.
Franus przezyl IL lat 6
miesiecy II dpl, j ma drugi
rok byiby przystapil do
Pierwszej Komunii sw.
Uc,eszczal on do 6 k)asy j
by} wzorowvm j pilnym u.
|cxnlem. Oiciec mial zamiar
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-22
LWOW, 19 czerwca.

LWOW, 19 czerwca. -
W Stanis}awowie, jednem z
wiekszvch miast W Ga]icyi
wschodniej, przysz}o oneg-
daj do krwawych rozruch6w
i niebywaIycb zaburzeh, spo.
wodowanycb przez socyalis..
tow. Najprawdoro,Iobniej -
bo telegramy tego ME poda-
ja. - rozegra}y sic owe
krwawe awantury ma tie wy.
borczem; mianowicie W kill
ku dniach odbyc sic maja W
ca}ej Austryi sciSlejsze wy
bory do parlamentu, po wy
borach og6lnych, dokona'
nych pred niewielu dniami.
0t6z sgoni6ci (zydzi) odby~
wall zgro1nadzenie :" jednej
ze Sal, socyalisci chcieli
i'm je rozbic, ale socyaliSci
bronili sic d>ielnje dhgo
skutecznie; W ko6cu socya-
lisci wtargne(i do sail j wow
czas zacze}a sic walka wrecz;
socyaliSci bIoniac sic razili
napastnik6w ukropem i "a
rzacymi sic weglami, socya.
li6ci W odpowiedzi zaczeli
strzelac z rewolwer6w, kt6'
.rych kilkadziesiat wnet sic
u -niebnana4a 4asllet3. -reealta
Gle przeszlo 80 os6b odnios-
10 ciezkie, smiertelne nawet
rany. w. ko6cu silny oddzia}.
policyi zdo{a} zaprowadzit
porzadek; przyw6dc6w ME:
bywa}ego tego napadu aresz-
towano..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-22
MILWAUKEE,, Wis.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. -
Dw6ch mieszkahc6w powia
towego domu ubogich ponio'
sIo smierc ma torach kolei
Chicago. Milwaukee & St,
Paul., gdy najecha1 ma Mich
poclag osobowy.
Zabici So:
Jan Jerzewski, lat rs; mie.
szkal W domu ubogich cd
roku 1909.
Jan Pli6ski, lat 56; miesz-
ka{ W domu ubogich cd ro-
ku 1910.
Obaj wyszli z instytucyi ma
przechadzke o 9 rano. Gdy
uszh k71ka blok6w ma pol
noe cd instytucyi, weszli ma
tory kolejewe, aby przyjrzec
sic przechodzacemu pociago.
wi towarowemu. Stall oni
przy torze i patrzyli IA prze
chodzace wagony, gdy W tenn
niespodzianie Z p6}nocnej
strony nadjecha} pociag oso.
bowy i obydwu zrzucii to
row, szarpiac zw}oki W ka-
wa]y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-22

LONDYN, : 19 czerwca -
Widac ma pewno, ze 6w wiel-
XII, zspowiadany Cd dawna
strajk marynarzy zrobi1
,,fiasco". Pracodawcy ME wie'
le go odczuwaja, robota W
portach idzie tepem prawie
zwyczajnem, strajkerzy, po
3 ch ledwie dniach bast6wki
wracaja do piracy, a tylko ich
unieprowadza targi i pod
wyzki plac. Donosza z Am
sterdamu, ze strajkuje tam
najwyzej 3o0sludzi, co sic
wcale odczlwat. ME dale. w
w Antwerpii atrajk wiecej
odczuwac sic dale, ale tel
niezbyt dotkliwie. swoja dro-
ga z uznaniem zaznaczyc WV
pada, 10 kompahie okretowe
bez trudu udzielsja podwy.
zek cd $3.50 do $500 mie.
siecznie.
Znokomicie tn pokryto na
gie}dzie W ciagu niewielu mi
nut kilko-milionowy udzia}
angielski v pozyczce chin.
skiej, wynoszacej }acznie
80 milion6w, przeznaczonych
ma budowe kolei wewnetrzu
Chin.
Londyn obecnie roi sic cd
gosci zagranicznycb, co zie&-
d&aja wcia4 ma koronacye.
rad&6w, sultan6w hinduskich;
ich urzednik6w - co ME-
miara, posl6w pa6stw egzo-
tycznvch jesscze wiecej. zwy-
czainej publiczno6ci 2 kraju
i zagranicy tlumy Gale.
Dw6r spedzil dni pare na
zamku Windsor, dis wraca
do stolicy j pozostanie tu al
do ko6ca uroczysto6ci koro-
nacyjnych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-22
WIEDEN. 19 czerwca.

WIEDEN, 19 czerwca. -
NadTryestem i Gala 1strya
straszliwa onegda] szala1a
burza. Donosza z Tryestu, re
zgine}o tam co najmniej 100
ludzi; szkody W okretach,
zw}aszcza mniejszych i W
barkach rybaczych ogromne
20 }odzi 40 rybakami zgi.
nelo ma pelnem morzu; e|al~
matyhski parowiec nAndro-
media zatona} z Gala za}oga
inny okr6t grecki r6wniez
rozbil sic z Gala za}oga. 4
wielu port6w donos2a o szko'
dach i stracie ludzi. W mics
Gle Tryescie szkody wie|kie
bardzo: przewody elektryczne
wicher pozrywa}; W budyn'
kach tel straty znaczne; o.
sob zgine}o, wiecej jeszcze
odnios}o uszkodzenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-22

BUFFALO, N. Y. w E.
Emergency szpitalu ]ezy W
stanie umiersjacynl q letni
w Pietraszak 2 Playter u1icy
iako% ofiara strzalu konstabla
z Cheektowag, Fr.* Wes6lka.
Stosownie do opowiadania
Weso{ka, sprawa przedstawia
sic nastepujaco: Pietraezak
poczaf wyprawia6 W ponie-
dzia}ek wiecz6r burdy " Jed.
nvm salunie W Cheektowa
DE. Salunista wezwaf kon~
stabla, aby go areszto val.
konstabel przybyf j szabral
Pietrzaka, chcac g. oddac W
rece policyi. W drolze chcia}
podobno Pietrzak wvrwat
sic Wes6ikowi i uczynil taxi
ruch, jak gdyby chcial doh
strzelac. Wobec tego Weso-
1ek dobyl rewo|weru j VIA.
kowa{ kuIe W plecy Pietraa-
ka, nastepnie zabraii 60 do
salunu, skqd zate)efonowali
po ambulans.
Prawdopodobnie Pietrzak
umrze, a Wesofek dostanie
sic W k}opot zresztql
s}usznie, DO ME powjnien
fby} strzelac do cz}owieka jak
do psa. Trzeba by}o poprosit
kogoS do pomocy ubezw}ad.
mic Pletrzaka, gly wyprawial
burdy a nastepnie skut 60
kajdankami, ME zaraz stree
lac do cziowieka, kt6ry jak
sic okazalo rewolweru
przy sobie ne mial.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-22

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.
Zwyczaj uczepiania sic wa
gon6w kolejowych uzywa-'
MIA bezp}atnej przejazdzki,
praktykowany przez chop
COW ma wschodniej stronie
przyprawil o 6mierc 9 clio
letniego Franciszka KozioIa,
syna Stanislawa Kozio}a, 116
Land ul.
Chlopcy W okolicy Dia-
Mond ulicy i: Michigan ave.
ozesto niepckoja urzednik6w
kolejowych tym niebezpiecz.
nym zwyczajem. W niedzie-
le oko}o trzydziestu ch}opa-
sa6w wskoczyio ma drabiny
wagon6w towarowych. Ma}y
Franciszek Koziot ME m6gl
siegoac drabiny i padl, ale
wnet podni6st sic i znowu
.pr6bowai uczepic sic drabi-
ny. Padl drugi raz dostaf.
sic pod kola pcGagu. Lewa
reka lewa noga zosta}y
nieomal zupelnie odciete cd
cisla i zmiszdzone. Prawa
noga zostala z}amana j glo-
wa cia}o pokryte ranami.
Chlopisc ME straci} przy.
tomnosci meznie znosi} swe
meczarDie. w dziesieciu mi
nutach odstawiono 60 do
szpitaia, ale up}yw krwi byl
tax wielkin, il ME bylo ma
dziel utr,ymania go prsy zy.
ciu. Umari tez wieczorem
kilka godzjn po wvpadku.
Pogrxeb odbyl sic we wtorek
rano z kokcio}a sw. Jzydora.
Oiciec cl,}opica jest obecnie
+bez piracy, gdyz straikuje.
Pracowal jako finiszer v fa-
bryce Royal Furniture Cp.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-22

s. DETROIT, Mich. uozci-
wo6c czesto zm; enia eie ! ME
opiaca, ale r6wniez c7esto
zmienia sic W brzec:z,sca mo
nete. To ostatnie 'wyiarzylo
siiabraciom Antoniemu j
Wiktorowt Zalewskim, Pola-
.kom, kt6rzy pred dwoma
tygodniami znalezli ma ulicy
Jefferson, W poblizu Detroit
Stove Works, walixke 2 klej.
nntami wnrtosci blisko 60
tysiecv dolar6w. "a znalezie.
ME j zw16cenie klejnot6w p,
Waldo A. Avery'emu, snane.
:mu kupcowi detroick kiemu,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-22
Z NIW POLSkICH
W AMElRYlE

BUFFALD,N N. Y. 80 letni
J6zef Szymczak zamieszka}y
pod No. 247 Person VI. wszed]
W niedziele wieczorem Q
godz. 1880 do lokalu VIA
dyslawa Manikowskiego pod
No. 1928 Broadway, z ki'ku
przyjaci6|mi,. N6rzy po k'lku
minutach pozegna1i go zos,
tawili sam, go.
Szymczak perozmaxiawszy
y w}aScicielemi zobaczywszy
ze jest juz sp6zniona pnra,
postanowjl mWniez udac sic
ma spoczy mex, l,ie bedac a.
toll dok}adnie ob2najmionysz
lokalsm otworzyl ,}rxwi wio-
dace eIo piwnicy j v ciemno6.
ci straciwszy i r6wnowage,
spadi z wysokosci - stop.
Padajac uderzyi sic kilka-
krotnie g}owa o schody
zlama} sobie k5nyz. Odwiezio-
no go natychmiast do domu
|gdzie xnajduja sie pod opieka
.lekarzy.