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Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-27

the various hospitals. where competent
Chinese physicians have bcen trained.
ON the basis OF available reports there
are fifty American missionary physicians
i'm the provinces affected, ~ whom twenty
six are mon and tventv-four are women;
and nineteen British or German physicians.
sixteen men and three women, total Of
siNty-niue The provinces have popula-
ton OF about 90 OooOoo
PARIS, Jan. %.-Dr Nersin, who dis
covered the microbc Of the Chinese plague
and pr Brouuet formerly assistant al
rector Of tho Pasteur Institute at Saigon.
both OF whom are now In Paris, have been
hastily ordered 20 china to fight the pest
ON behalf OF France.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-27
Nebraska
NEW BANK GUARANTY MEN
Governor Aldrich ReappOints All
Save Two Of Former Staff.
THREE MORE TO BE NAMED LATER
Nebraska HorficuIturists want MN
that VIII Provide for Inspection
Of Fruit Coming Into the
stste.
(From a starr Correspondent

iFTom starr e6pondenIl
LINCOLN, Jan. ESPECIAL -Governor
Aldrich has made his appointments under
the new bank laws and they will go into
effect az soon as the mandate Is received
from the supreme court announcing the
fact that the bank guaranty law IS upheld
Those who are TO be reappointed are:
Secretary, Ed Royse; clerk, ~ p. Per
singer; assistant, Maude Hoge; examiners,
Clarence w Erwin, f. NJ. Stapeton, Ed
ward Emmett and r. II. Mullowney
new stenographer is appointed in Ella
J. Stsvenlne. The new examiners are JOS
eph l.. swoboda Of Able and Claude NJ
Trltter Of Brady. They replace J. A. Bar
tos Of Wilbur and c. n. Beaumont OF Lin
-coln. The governor intends to appoint three
more, making a total Of nine.
Lincoln f. n bit o. London.
Lincoln was enveloped in a dense and
clsmmy fog last night aud this morning.
The streets we're Shiny with the damp
and traffic was delayed and made trouble
somo by that AMI the almost absolutely
opaque mist. Trains running in the city
were more or less hindered by the diff
Guilty Of making way
Fruit Men Want Legislation.
Nebraska horticulturists, meeting yester-
day at the Llndell. drew up the preliminary
version Of bill TO provide for inspection
Of fruit coming into the state and fruit
being exported. A temporary organization
to be known as the Nebraska Nurserymen's
association, was formed. Peter Youngers OF
Geneva 10 temporary chairman and Clyde
Barnard Of Table Rock temporary secre.
tRry,
Traction offer VIII Be Opposed.
The offer OF the Lincoln Traction com.
pany to furnish ornamental street light
ing system for the city will be opposed as
too expensive by several members Of tn,
council and possibly Mayor Love The
company was willing to set up the system
according TO an estimate of cost from tn,
city's own department, with a 5 per cen
profit.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-27
Mr.. TAYLoR'S BURIAL FRIDAY
Funeral Services VIII Re Conducted
at N. Il. Church at Old
Seward Home,

SEWARD Neb., January @.-(special
Teiegram')-The body OF the late James G.
Taylor Of New York, who died in that city
on Monday, will arrive in Seward Friday
evening Funeral services will be conducted
81 the Methodist Episcopal church on sun
Day January %, at 1880 in the afternoon
and the body Of Mr.. Taylor will be buried
In the family lot in Greenwood cemetery.
where the remains OF his mother and
brother lie, The active pallbearers will
be Seward friends of the deceased. and
honorary pallbearers will be Mr.. Taylor's
old friends and associates from the Bur-
linGton offices In Omaha and Lincoln.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-27
PLAGUE PREVENTS TRAFFIC
Many Are Taking Hasty Departure
from Chinese Capital,
MISSIONARIES DECLINE REFUGE
Amertcan Minister Calhoun Intends
20 Remain In spite oG Messages
Urging Him 60 Leave
Country.

pEEING. Jan. 26.-Owing TO the prevail |
ence Of the plague, railway traffic In North |
China has ceased, excepting from Tten |
Tsn TO Picking and between this city and
Hankow A special train will bring q
dozen Trans-Siberian passengers, now
quarantined at Shan-Hai lIwan. This viii
END the service on the Chinese line above
Tlen Tsln for the present. The japanese
roads are conveying no Chinese and only
medically certified foreigners.
Service on the German line from Tien
Tsin to Pukow has been suspended and the
prospects that further suspensions will be
announced is causing many foreigners in
Peking to arrange for hasty departure
from the city. Those leaving include Louis
Einstein, secretary Of the American lega-
ton. and other diplomats and their wives
The Einsteins are not running away from
the plague, but only advancing the date Of
a vacation previously arranged
In deciding to leave the capital, Austro-
Hungarian Minister Won KuczynsN has
/ surrendered the deanship of the diplomatic
corps to Sir j. y. Gordon, British minister.
a modified plan for the general quaran-
/ tine of the legation quarter has been agreed
! on and will become effective when condi-
tons require it.
All the legations have taken in a supply
Of food and fuel. Most of the westerners,
including missionaries, are sending home
their pupils from the country, but other
wise are continuing their duties.
Missionaries Decline Refuge.
American Minister w. j. Calhoun offered
the missionaries refuge at the American
legation, but both the American and the
British workers who did not wish to have
their activities limited, declined
Mr.. Calhoun has received cables from
relatives in the United States, urging him
to leave, but he intends to remain, real
izing that while the disease is deadly and
infectious. It is not contagious.
Physicians believe that the germ will
be exterminated with the approach of
warm weather, as II is evident that It is
Of the type that flourishes in winter. News
is received of the death from the plague
Of another physician at Mukden, DR.. Jack
SON. a Presbyterian missionary, aged D
years The fact of his death in spite of
incubation has increased the anxiety of
women whose husbands have gone TO the
front
A Chinese physician is convslescent. his
recovery being the only one in 100 cases
The special equipment of the doctors is
generally proving a safeguard They weaI
gloves and bind the neck, ankles and wrists
and cover their heads and faces, breathing
through lint air sieve, saturated with a
solution Of carbolic acid.
Reports from Hardin say the Chinese
authorities have given to the medical mer
permission to burn three sections of the
Chinese city. More troops are being sent
to make the Gordon about the affected
areas more efficient.
Apart from physicians connected with
the legations in Picking, and few Japan
csc doctors, most of the western-trained
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-27

FnRp-Mrs. 8. p. Glasgow of Omaha was
s4ileo mere yesterday by the serious illness
OF hor mother, Mrs, Frances Perry.
PPHu-Tho Citizens State bank has In
stalled In their vault a large pressed steel
lRtHr@ which contains safety deposit
M,SooK-7The shoe firm of Fisher a
Ierhina dissolved today by mutual con-
sent Mr., Fisher retiring on account OF
health, and Mr. Ed. sawyer, former head
S Si;st IN the store, going into the firm
PERU-The new depot recently erected
here by the Burlington Is now In actual
service Aren't Lewis HAVING moved into
said BY railroad men to be the hest Ssna rs
on the line between St Joseph and Lincoln
bhATRICE-A. J. Van Buskirk died sud
Seny yesterday at his home In West
HeAtries or strsngulation OF the bowels.
he had peen engaged In the blacksmith
business IN this city for thirty wears and
the ume OF his death was 81 years OF
PBRU--The friends of Miss gelsn
Hoover have received cards announcin9
i hsr mSrrase on January Y to NJ. B, Rob,
are now Ia California on their wedding
tour After March Is they will be al
horne" In Denver.
CLAY CENTER-Ths annual Meeting ~
the Clay Center Commercial club was held
eerN last evening in the court house A
tsate number were present and all were
SntnuelaStic over the prospects for the
elected Is last year. '~'''' o'i''ers were
bEAIIuCE,-ln = close and exciting game
SL basket ball here last evening the Will
ger high school team defeated the North
western Business college team by the score
% 81 to 40 The stars vera Erucbs 90
.Milbsr and stockton and Reid for Beatrice
The WILDER and Beatrice Hirh scbooi 80 ~.
VIII play here February 3
WEEPING WATERFRONT BehlinR q
prominent farmer living six miles south,
HASn aSO Mr., Behling fell from a ladder
ieAdng to the loft OF the barn He stTuck
the manger, cracked some ribs and ons
puStuiea MS lungs. He was about 90 YEAR
oia and leaves one daughter.
knARNEY- ForemRn Hilton OF IN,
SSSlH senoh east OF kearney was assaulted
issteruay by Earl Morris, a i6-year-old
inmate OF the State Industrial school M
hAd eeeAped tuesday evening after havinr
eeea placed In charge OF a squad OF bovs
MOTIFS struck the man across the heaf
WITH ciub after he had induced him 4,
turn HIS face in an opposite iirection ~
= moment. The boy was captured ate
long chase and returned to the school
TABLE ROCK-Dr. A. s Stewart ,yh,
died et his home In Hot Springs, ii n n,
sunday, was a resident OF this county 10
many YEARS, having lived al Pawnee CiN
where he practiced his professiop ~
Vas member OF the legislature OF 1ss,
having been elected from Pawnee county
Iwo Years later he Was a candidate ~
me state senate, but was defeated b,
Switzerland county. Indiana. AuSUst Z
lSS, and vas therefore In his I'd wear u,
came 10 PaWnee county In 1859 and Ma
soon after married 10 Mary A Woods
SGHn1est daughter Of Uncle Joe Woods an
VIE OF the Woods hotel. lie moved from
mere TO Hot Springs a number OF vear
dren, anu '"o Shii
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-27
sCHEHLE CONTEST POSTPONED
Seward County Members RiEht TO
Seat Up Before Committee.


seat Up Before Committee.
(From a staff Correspondents
LINCOLN, Jan. 26-CSpeciai Telegram.l-
An attack OF lumbsEo that came TO Gross
man OF Douglas. the anxiety of IeidlEh to
set home over Sunday and the unexpected
action OF Chairman Lawrence prevailed
In the meeting of the house privileges and
elections committee az the Lincoln hotel to-
niEht, and the Scheele contest case went
over one more day,
Dilatory tactics OF the wet majority,
which was somewhat hampered by the fact
that Regan was unable 10 be present,
we're evident Grossman declared that be-
cause he had suddenly felt his lumbago
coming on he could not think OF waiting
for Gustafson TO call up the lawyers and
arrange for meeting Friday night Writ
mann and Scheele. the contestants were
there. but their attorneys were not The
wet members demanded that Il be put off
until Monday. The drys wanted Il as soon
as possible. The case has already been de-
lsyed four weeks and the drys were al
ready about 20 protest on the floor Of the
house today. when Lawrence. the chairman.
became alarmed and called the meeting.
Gustafson moved to meet Friday and
Norton, the dry democrat. amended that
20 provide that the meeting be held to-
morrow night II the attorneys can b,
present Otherwise It will he Monday
night. This motion carried. 10 the sur
prise Of the drys. who had eKpeeted the
chairman V vsts against IL Ne GhstAlAsd.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-27
INITIATIVE BILL RECOMMENDED
Constitutional Amendments Body of
House for Hatfield Measure.
(From a staff Correspondentl

(From a staff Correspondent
LINCOLN, Jan. 26.-(Special.)-The com
mttees of both house and senate have
begun the activity which they must display
steadily from now on to pillow through the
mass of legislation which will be up for
disposal. The finance committee met last
night and started work upon the general
salaries bill. The railroad committee met
last night and recommended a number of
minor measures for passage. The consu-
tutional amendments committee decided to
report favorably upon II. R. No. l, the
measure from Hatfield OF Lancaster, pro-
vlding for an initiative and referendum
amendment The vote was to 2. Gross
man of Douglas was against it because
the percentage for initiative was, in his
opinion, too small, and Sagl was opposed
because he was of the opinion that his
constituents were not in favor Of the bill.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-27
Youth Falls from
Third-StOry Window
Earl New Loses Footing and Lands
on the Sidewalk on His
Feet.

While washing a window on the third
story Of the M. E Smith company building
at Eleventh and Farnam streets Earl
New, II years old, lost his footing and
fell to the sidewalk about 2:9O o'clock
Thursday. The young man was taken to
ST. Joseph's hospital, apparently not badly
hurt He had struck on his feet.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-27

For about two weeks I had used CutI-
curs Soap for her every day, then ] got
. box OF Cutlcura Ointment and began to use
that In a week there was a marked inn
provement. In all | used two cakes OF Cuti-
cura Soap and one box OF Cuticura Ointment
and my baby was cured OF the sores. This
was last November; now her hair il growing
out nicely and she has not a scar on her.
l can not praise Cuticura enough, ! can take
my child anywhere and people are amazed %
see her without a sore From the time she
was four weeks Old until she was three years,
she was never without the terrible eruption
put now, thanks to GuticurH, ! have = VEL
helm st., Baltimore, Md. May 10 1910"
cuticurA Remedies ArSsoid throughout the world.
Potter Drug Chem Corp. Sole Props, BOstoa.
A0-MAilSd hOa. latsst 32-pags CatisurA Book
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-27
FALLS ON SLIPPERY STREET
In stepping from Car John Beard 4,
Thrown 20 Pavement and Sc
verely Injured.

John Beard. living at 1117 North Twenty
fourth street fell on the slippery pavement
as he was alighting from the street car al
Twenty-fourth and Farnam streets and cut
his kneecap quite badly and also suffered
severe bruises 10 his head, He was taken
home in the police auto.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-27
REST ANO HEALTH TO MOTHER AND CHILD.

MRS. WIEsLow's SooTHINo SYRUP has been
used for over SIXTY YEARS by MILLIONS Of
MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
TRETHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t
SOOTHES the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS,
ALI.AYS all PAIN CURES WIND COLO, and
is the best remedy for DIARRHdsA. II is alb
solutely harmless. BE sure and ask for Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing syrup" and take no other
kind. Twenty 1--WE cents 9 bottle
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-27
SENATE couuIr~EE At KEARNE1
Members Of Pu. rds BODY Con.
tinue Tour of Inspection.

tinue Tour of Inspection.
KEARNEY. Neb.. Jan. 25.-lspecal Tele-
gramD-A senate committee Of nine con-
sistng OF W. g. Banning Of Union, Fred
Vopp OF Scribner. c. w. Tibbets OF
Hastings L. a. Warner Of Sterling, f. f.
Piacek Of wahoo, J. g. McGrew Of Bloom
ington. p. r. Kohl " Wayne J. E. Reagan
OF Omaha. and H. 3. Bartling OF Ne
brsska city, Inspected the state normal
and state Industrial schools this after
noon.
They were generally much pleased with
the new north wing OF the normal school
many OF them being surprised at the
beauty Of design as well as the perfect
and fireproof construction. While in the
city the legislators were the guests OF
President A. o. Thomas and Superin-
tendent G. B. Manuel The committee will
leave tomorrow morning for Hastings
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-27

Ddoy Oh lbCuluBt lOtAuIlnk
eczema. 1t first came when
she was between three and
four weeks old, appearing
on her head. l used every
thing imaginable sud had
one doctors bill after an
other but nothing cured II.
Then the eczema broke out
so badly behind her ear
that I really thought her
ear would come on. For
months / doctOred Il but
to no avail. Then II began
at her nose and her eyes
were nothing but sores. |
had to keep her IN a dark
room for two weeks. The
doctor did no good, so /
stopped him coming.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-27

biSEer Better. BusieT-rnUt Is what
advertising In The Bee will do for your
businesA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-27

Building Permits.
Barton Willard, $40 Burt veneered brick
dwelling, $4,000,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-27

however from voting at ALL and the alb
sence Of Resan gave the dr-s a tenn
porary advantage.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-27
Bylaws,



LINCOLN. Jan. 6.-tSpectal Fireworks
we're scheduled for this afternoon IN the
house. over the Scheele contest. The wet
member from Seward Il stil IN hts scat al-
though the committee on privileges and
elections was instructed two weeks ago to
go into tho papers Of the contest and settle
Scheele or his dry republican opponent.
Wertmenn. was really elected Lawrence
Of Dodge chairman Of the committee has
been refusing to have meeting Of the
committee and meetings that were set have
been postponed. Thursday morning several
drys went to Lawrence and demanded a
meeting Of the COMMITTEES so that the con
test could be settled He refused -Four
members Immediately had a conference
and drew up a resolution for the afternoon
session which was to have been signed BY
Gustafson, II. @. Taylor, Ellis and Stcb-
bins demanding some action on the contest
In some way the chairman Of the privileges
and elections committee got wind Of the
resolution and sent out a notice for a
committee and II was not introduced
The stenographers arc indicated A reso-
luton was introduced in the senate this
morning raising the pay Of all bill clerks
stenographers and other like employees to
81 day. They now receive 81 a day more
L AhaA the ph66S anu the only TanCOTOUS
! feelings are In the house. where the pages
still get $50 and stenographers, So
The consideration OF the governors mes
sage brought out the only real fireworks
that the session has seen so far I'm either
the house or senate. The opinions ex-
| pressed were vehement and oratoricaI
! Douglas county men in both houses are in
dighant over the attitude of the governor
! in making assertions concerning Omaha
and offering no proof for them and de-
clare that his plan for the appointment of
the registration boards from the executive
office is not only overreaching but absurd
! A legislator on the street today stopped
newsboy who was yelling at the top OF
his voice, big double murder and suicide "
That didn't happen in Lincoln, did IT,
| my boy?" he asked.
Sure not" said the boy. Nothing good
like that ever happens in Lincoln"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-27

whore such employees labor In the day time
20 thirteen consecutive hours.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-27
HOW HAPPY THE
WORD 'CUT|CURA'
SOUNDS TO NE
For It Cured My Baby ofItching, Tor
turing Eczema. First Came when
Between 8 and Weeks Old. Used
Everything Imaginable. 2 Cakes
Soap and One Box 0intmentCured.

81 can't tell IN words how happy the word
'Cutcura' sounds TO me, for 1t cured my
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-27

Apart from physicians connected with
the legations in Picking, and few Japan
csc doctors, most of the western-traned
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-13
re SLASKA.

.. ~. -. =. -
Ottawa. Gdy " tyoh dnlach
pewna para ma&ienska wraca{a :
pola ma wozie, zaprz9gnietym "
dw,e krowy, grom uderzy} " wdz,
prxyczem obie osoby zosta{Y zabite.
Krowom mic sig ME sta}o,
KATO VICE. PodrdzujaoY MAR
Wulksn Z Oswieoimia zosta} areszto.
wany ~ rome oszustwa. Pedro.
1owa} " intercsie pewnego tate]ste.
60 zak}adu fotograflcznego: p'nle-
waz ME m6gt znalez6 zbyt wielu
odbioro6w, sporzadza} fafs@ywe "a
m6wienia i kauai sobie wyp}aca6 zali'
ezki, przex.co firma zosta@a posxko'
dowana o 800 marek. Zs podobne
ossustwa poszukiwa}a go pewna fir
ma " Frsnkfurcle n. NJ, " kt6rej
da 1n,e] pracowa}.
.RACIBORZ. w okolloy RAciborxa
|spekulaje jakas oszustka ma }atwo~
wierno6d ludzk4, wy}udzajac pie
Made rzekomo ma pogrzeb swego
dziecks. w Raeiborzu prxedstawi}1
sic pod naxwisk,em Piela. Cxytel-
nik6w naszyoh ostrzegamY pred, ta
oszustka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-13
sic pc angielsku

Pozw6lcie nam sobie pokaza6.
jak mozecle DUO w;eoej pieniedzy
zaroblG bez d{uglch godz1n i ciel
kiej prAcy, 10 kt6rej ME j~este6cie
przyzwyczajeni. Pozw6lcie nam
dopom6dz odpedzlc vase k}opoty
przez wyuczenie Was iezyka an-
gielsk'ego, aby zspewnic VAN
dobrobyt l szczescie " Ameryce.
Tyslaoom dopomogll6my j z pew
no6c,a VAN dopomozemy.
Nauczymy Was przez nasza
nlezr6wnana prawnle zastrzezon4
metode %listownie, W waszym vol
nym czasi,, " trzech mies'acach,
nietylko movie, czyta6 l pisac pc
angielsku, lecz W c'agu nauki przez
pytania i odpow;edzi kt6re twicze.
uls (preparowane ola kaidego
ucznia z osobna) z~awieraia, pozna-
jenny vase zdolnosci stan dora
danny / instruktujemy Was st6-
sownie. Przez co jestesmy " MOI.
nosci pokazaG VAN najssy osza i
najpewnie]sza droge do powodzenia
a prawdziwa ohec jak l z~aufanie
do naszej melody w}a6nie " ciagu
naukl SIC pvkasuia.
w naszych cyrkularzach wy
ja6niamy i opisujemy3nasza meto.
de tax s.czeg6fcwo, II kaidy sic
przekona i przy.1ac ,nusl, lie hat
~wiejsza. lepsza, szybsza i tahsza
droga do nabycia angielskiego je-
zyka navel ola najmniej ~wykssta}-
conego czlowieka ME egzystuje.
Cyrkularze za~wierajace prsedwstep-
ne lekcye wysy}amy zupe}nie bez-
piatnie dlatego nawet znaczk6wi
-pooztowych ME potrzeba zaiaozat.
Piszcie zaraz 20 bezp}atny-
cYrkularz i p~rxekonaicie sic zanlm5
ma r61ne ksiatkl pieniadze ma darmo.
Poda:eie sw6j doktadnv
adres (tskze powiat " maiYchs
miejscowoaciaoh) j adresujoie ]
'NarodoWa SZko}a JeZyk6w.
1l7s Milwaukee ave. = CHICAGO. Ill I
80" r- - s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-13
Parson'a poezya gra.

Cd Rev. H. Stubenvoll, Allison,
a., ma pocbwa}e ORA King'a New
Life pigufek. Zone So potrzebne
ola zdrowia. W kazdym domu te
pigu}ki bye powinny. skoro inne
s%pl6bujec'e, bedz'e napr6zno, uzY~
wa1cie Ora King'a l badzcie zn6w
zdrowi. Tylko ESQ " apiece M. j.
Kowalewsklego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-13

.bandYt6dv,z schSyt.no. Me ohce
|.drad1it svyeh. n..w,sk.
Pod.ag o,t,tuioh w'adomotei,
(mialo bydopr6cz dwdoh rabusidw,
kt6rsy wesrIIii nnlaa;5pl,rlobostwo, jes1ose
czterech IA czatach. Aresstowani
prsysnali SIC do ozynu j poviadaja,
ze poohodsa-z Galloyi. zamierzali
oni .zrabowac l40O NIX, ktdre jake
nadwyAka zabawy ma eel debroczyn-
ny, znajdowa}y sic <. p%robossosa.
z: bsndyt6w rannY jest " glove
Matozok. q areszto wanych znalezio.
no opr6cs rewolwer6w SO naboji
Graz nabo;edo br.uninga.
OPOLE' Pred tutejszYm sadem
przysieg}ych ,oczy} sic process pre-
oiwko pos,ed1,cielow, domu Aug.
Schneiderowl 0 falssyva przys'ege.
w tym proces,e oskarzony skasany
zosta} ma ) lats domu karnego. Pod
ozas roxpraw jeden re Swallow tax
aie zawik4al poczynii pod przysiegq
tax sprzeczne zeznania, il rrokuras
tor kauai go natyehmiast " sail So
dowej aresztowat, gdy, zachodzi
Ottawa, il pope4ai} krsywoprsysie-
stwo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-13

SEKRETEM rowoda.nia Drs.
Piotra Gomozo jake zdrowodajne-
go lekarstwa jest ten fakt. re dzia-
la ma Same zrodfo choroby. Cny~
Sell wzmacnla krew q zdrowje mu-
81 po~r6cic Sprzedawsn przez spe-
|cyalnych agent6w wp 'ost do dom6w
przez fabrykant6w ": DIR. Peter Fahre
ney & Sons Co., 10 -25 So. Hoyne
ave. Chicago, Iii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-13
. naczeIheRo Dsiennika Kuiaw-

u naczelttego Dziennka Kuj4w-
skiego, ! panna Zof'a Obrebowi.
czdwna Posnania, odbyi sic y
p'ekn'e z%ieleniae pr,ybranym kodoie-
lie sw. Horyana na Jesylcpaccth.
Zwiazek malsehski blogos}awit pre-.
boszoz je&Ycki, ks. Wac}aw Mayer
v asy6o,e h. Kazimierza stanko W.
skiego Z Inowroclawia, kt6ry v
serdecznJch slowach przen6wi{ cd
o}tar,a do aowozeAc6w. Model
pare Ssoze6c Bo&e!
K~OBYLAG0RA. Dw6ch robot
nik6w jechalo czo}nem na Warcie.
Naraz iednemu Z n,ch spad} Z g}o"
wy kapeluss, kt6ry wiatr zwia} No
wode. Chac pochwyci6 kapelusz,
r~obotnioy przechylili czo}no, kt6re
SIC przewr6oi}o i obaj wpadli. do
woody. Wydobyto ioh wkrdtoe, ale
jul bez &yc,a.
POZNAN, Smutna wiadomoet
matchbox, : Pozuania. Jak sle
Kur. Pom dowiaduje, WHISKY za'
k&ad naukewY zostan,e : rozporza~
dzenia kr6l. regency Z dniem l GO
kw,etnia 1919 r. zamkoiety. Jest
to ostatnia polska lepsya.
GNIEZNO. Ps~ien IA letn1
ohlop,eo chc,a} wyprowadzl6 s,}e
wybuchowa niegaszonego wspna "
butelce cd lekarstwa. Maggie n&sta-
pi}a eksplozya i odiamki szk}a po'
kaleozy}y clekawego eh}opca ME-
bezpiecznie ma twarzy. Rannege
wz;eto do kl,nki ooznej, ably chot
czesciowo utratowac mu w.rok.