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Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-20
OBITUARY.
Benjamin K. Chapman.


In the death of BENJAMIN K Chap
man, which occurred at S.45 Saturday
morning, the town of East Lyme loses
one Of it's most worthy citizens, the
state loses one OF its most stalwart
republicans, and the nation loses one
in defense of the Union.
Mr.. Chapman had been a resident
OF East Lyme for so many years that
only few remember he was born else
where. Mr.. Chapman was in his 18th
year, being born in Voiuntown, May
IL, 1S43. He had been in failing health
for several years, but until within a
few days ago had occasionally been
able to 60 from lis house to the post
office and spend a short time with old
friends. He is survived by his wife.
trd HIS earlier days we're spent ct bis
Vile. where he again settled after the
civil war, in which he took an active
part. He had been a resident OF East
Lyme over 20 years, where he built
himself comfortable home, passing
his latter years quietly, doing little
work now and then as he felt able.
Politically Mr.. Chapman was a
staunch adherent of the republican
party in state and national politics, and
in town matters he never departed
from this except on one occasion when
a split in the local ranks led to the
active in all political work, the only
offices he ever held were those of reg
istrar OF voters (Which he held for
many years) and that Of tax collector.
While a strong partisan politically, he
enjoyed the close personal friendship Of
the leaders on both sides, all knowing
him man Of unquestioned integrity
and honesty.
Mr.. Chapman's record throughout
the civil war was, like his personal
record, clean and honorable. He was
a member of Sedgwick post, G.. A. r.,
of Norwich. He enlisted in Co. T,
First Connecticut Volunteer Heavy Ar
tillery, as a private on May 81, 1861,
from Sterling. He was promoted to
ranf1 Of corporal Sept. 9, 1863, and
went out with the rank OF sergeant.
He re-enlisted Dec. 10, 1853 was again
promoted Dec. 4, 1854, and was mus
tered out, after taking part in all the
heavy engagements of the war, on
Sept. rs. 1865.
William r. Foley.
William r. Foley of No. SO Lafay-
cite street, Hartford, died OF pneu1no-
MIA early Saturday morning at the
Hartford hospital. He was 81 years
old and one of the best known resi-
dents of Hartford. says the Hartford
Times. He was employed by Cheney
Brothers at the mill on Morgan street
more than forty years. Several years
ago he was retired on a pension by the
firm. He leaves a son, William r.
Foley, Jr., of Manchester, and two
daughters, Miss Margaret Foley, with
whom he lived, and Mrs. Archibald
Mitchell of Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-20
Loving Cup for Or. witter.

Preston patrons of DR.. William Wit
ter Of Central avenue presented him
on Friday evening solid silver, double
handled, gold lined. loving cup, to
which ~ families contributed. The
cup was presented at the home Of Mrs.
Margaret Miller, to which DR.. Writer
and Mrs Witter were summoned by
telephone. Mrs. John c. Atterbury was
a prime mover in the plan for procur-
ing the cup and Nathan 3. Hail made
the presentat ton speech. in which he
made suitable reference to the regret
felt that DR.. Witter was to retire from
practice and remove from this city to
Woodbury., q suburb OF Waterbury.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-20
sent to County Homo.

Having called upon the eelectmen
recently and said she could not care
for all her children, Mrs. Nori, who
recently had her husband before the
city court for non-support, was told
that they could be committed to the
county home. There are eight chill
dren. In the probate court Saturday
noon ave of the children were commit
ted to the county home and were later
taken there by Constable Stanton.
There are now 90 At that institution,
the lsfGsst npn6hGg ~ ~ history.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-20
Freckles
"once FreckIed Always FrsckIed'
No Longer True-How to
Remove Quickly

People used to take their freckles to
the grave. That was before they knew
about Kintho, the simple remedy that
is sold under guarantee to remove
freckles. or money back Look in the
glass, and at the first sign of 2 freclx1e
get q two-ounce package of Kintho
at Lee s. Osgood Co.'S or wherever
toilet goods are sold and see il it
doesn't remove your freclkles ~ II by
magic.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-20
LOYAL CIRCLE ENTERTAINED.
Conducted Pleasing Programme at the
Baclsus Hospital Sunday Afternoon.

One of the much enjoyed programmes
which have been given this winter at
the Backus hospital Sunday afternoons
was that Of yesterday, when Loyal ctr
Gle of which Mrs. Charles G. Treat 10
the leader, entertained. There were
two finely rendered piano solos by Miss
Edith Boynton, while excellent selec-
tons were given by a quartette con-
sisting of Frank Arnold, Charles C..
Treat, Stephen Peckham and William
D. Tilson. There was also chorus
singing by the members of the circle,
who sang several hymns. Miss F1ossie
Holloway was the accompanist.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-20
EPWoRTH LEAGUE OFFICERS.
Methodfst Church Organization Makes
Selection at Business Meeting.

Z At the last business meeting of the
Epworth league of Trinity Methodist
Episcopal church the following officers
We're elected for the ensuing term:
President, Howard N. Porter; first vice
president, Miss Fay Newland; second
vice president, Miss Viva Mae Hines;
third vice president, Miss Edith May
nard; fourth vice president, Miss Edith
Holden; secretary, f. Ralph Wilson !.
treasurer, William J. McNeely; super
intendent Of Junior league, Mrs. M. S.
Kaufman.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-20
GOING TO NEW YORK.
Robert LeSueur Completes His En-
sagement With Poll Players.

Saturday evening Robert LeSueur
completed his engagement with the
Poll Players, and Is going to New
York for the remainder Of the season.
He expects to play in Providence dur
ing the summer. At both perform
ances on Saturday he was presented
handsome flowers. During his stay of
fourteen weeks here he has made
many friends, who regret his departure
from town. No leading man for the
company has as yet been selected, one
of the present company taking the role
for this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-20
FINAL SERMON NExT-suNDAY.
Rev. Or. Kaufman Leaves Thereafter
for the Annual Conference.

Next Sunday will be the last for DR..
M. S. Kaufman as pastor at Trinity
Methodist Episcopal church, and it is
expected that there will be several
children baptized at the morning serv-
ice. At that time Dr. Kaufman will
preach on Truths Emphasized During
the Present Passionate In the week
following the New England Southern
conference opens at South Manches-
ter, which he will attend, and at
which time he will be assigned to an
other pastorate, after a long and sue
cessful service Of six years here.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-20
More Help for Reservoir.

There were all kinds of weather on
Sunday, from bright and sunny in the
morning to snow and a downpour of
rain. The last continued from $50
until II o'clock during which time
about an inch must have fallen, which
will be another boost for Fairview
reservoir. Over a foot benefit was
received from similar rain last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-20
incidents in Society


Mrs Frank A. Robinson of Sachem
street has been in New Haven.
Mrs. l.. B. Almy and Miss Almy
have returned from New York.
Last weeks meeting of the Friday
sewing club was held with Mrs. Gros-
yenor Ely.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur S. Alling have
returned from spending the winter in
Miami. Fla.
Mrs. Frederick Giadding and Miss
Helen Gladding Of Hartford are guests
of Mrs. Henry Ruggles.
Thomas B. Trumbull, who has just
returned from his semi-annual trip to
Melbourne, is at his home on Perkins
place.
After spending a short time in New
York, Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Sayles have
returned to their home on Washing
ton street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson c. Taintor
spent Sunday in Hartford, the guest
of Mr.. Taintors mother, Mrs. James
M. Taintor.
Charles Lewis of Harvard university
has been the guest for few days of
his aunt, Mrs. Anthony Peck of Sa
chem terrace.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver l.. Johnson
have returned to their home on Union
street after spending several weeks at
Pinehurst, n. c.
Charles II. Haskell of Lincoln ave-
nue. spent Sunday in New York, where
on Saturday evening he attended a
banquet Of his class Yale 1890.
Faith Trumbull chapter, D. A. r.
gives reception this afternoon at
o'clock at the Norwich club house to
Mrs. William G. Henderson, who is
soon to leave town.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-20
Wsureaan House Dinner.

There were many in attendance at
the six o'clock dinner Sunday after
noon ct thu Wauregan. A fine menu
was served and 0eer's orchestrs fur
nished excellept mNeic,
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-20

City Treasurer Peck Able to Be Out.
several weeks. City Treasurer Ira L.
Peck was able to be- at his office in
the city hail. being given a warm well
come on his return. He has been laid
up as the result of a fall. He is much
improved. but not fully recovered.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-20
Sanitary | lnmbing

A peep into an up to date bathroom
is only less refreshing than the bath
Itself Durins the sunlner you viii
the more look to the bath for bodily
comfort. I will show you samples and
plans of the porcelain and other tubs
and give you estimates for the work
OF putting them In In the best manner
from q sanitary standpoint-and guar
antee the entire job.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-20
Lining Department

It's very seldom we talk about eur
Lining Department. but when we Dc
you will at once know that we have
something new TO offer you and that
something must have merit. We
want you to get acquainted with . new
Lining called "Messo" Silk. II 10 ~
light in weight, soft and silky in fin
ish as a MessaIne, but ons-quartsr Of
the cost. Made expressly fer founda-
ton Innings, for Marquessttss veiIss,
and those other cobwebby fabrics
which are so much in favor this
season.
So inches wide, and the price Use
yard.
It comes in all colors and black, aIss
white and cream.
On sale today and throughout che
season at our Lining counter.
The Reid & Hughes co.
We Recover Furniture and % Carpet
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-20

Charles H. Haskell of Lincoln ave-
nue. spent Sunday in New York, where
on Saturday evening he attended a
banquet of his class. Yale 1890.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver l.. Johnso
have returned to their home on Unie
street after spending several weeks a
Pinehurst, n. C.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-20

Charles Lewis of Harvard university
has been the guest for a few days of
his aunt, Mrs. Anthony Peck of Sa-
chem terrace.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-07
2tpei AnbiQner

Aberdeen. - !3mei Sn6ianer
ser Cheyenne @eierbation, 6eren elmer
s.. Borter par, mdbrenb ser @ame
6es anberen ni9t befannt 1T, iin6 in
etneln S9neelh1rm INNS 2eben gefom-
men.
B|ierre. - SSal1es S. Sin fat
angegeben, er tonne in ser 3eit 5mi-
iden 6em 8. 11no II Sanr,ar bier gu
geaen iein, 6arob beidloiien tpuroe,
0ab ser nadite &onierbationS -@on-
greB bier at bieier 3eit abgebalten
meroen ion.
8roofings.- M6olpb, 5obn
ser 6amilie @m. S6ult, erlitt al,f
elmer Mutomobilfabrt nah Mltrora eli
men ooppelten 8rl6 6eS redten 8ei-
mes un6 cine @erlebung bes linfen
@eines, als elm STAB ser MaIdine
brad lno 6ieielbe iid) iiberiblug.
Gin Mdbden, oas nit linn gefabren
mar, entfam nnper1ebt.
Mithell. = SIM 9al1fe 6es
naditen Sabres mer0en, menr Sic iebt
beitebenoen Nldne sur Mltsfiibrl1ng
fommel1, int @eibdftsoitrift ieds ooer
lieben idone nelte @e6dltoe eriteben,
oeren @elammtfoiten auf $250,000
peranidlagt linb.
Mbcrbeen.- Mgerten oes &C.
nerollal10amts baben int Norbme ten
altsgeoebnte 9anobetriigereien ans
9idt gebradt. 50 fins bier gegen
feds Ser omen erboben mor0e11, iib
peridaporen ST boben, our6 pi0er<
red)tliden @ebrol>h bon Solooten=
I%eflarationen iib in Sen 8elib bon
9on0 5u ieben. SSn Climber Safe, g..
., mnr6en innerbalb 6es lebten Sab=
res 2100 6erartiger grfldrl1ngen ol1f
ie $50 Mder 2ano eingetragen, in
Common 400.
orb 9afpta.
@ran0Torfs. $. %. &napp
lit unter Ser bur6 @emeiie nnter=
itiikten 8eidnl6igung berbaftet NOR
sen, minoeltens iebS 2etfen bon
Srnl1en inn MemoriaI @arfftrdbofe
geitohle11 5u bober. Man fans &lei=
Ser ser So6ten in &nopps @obnung.
Didin on. = 3ebn bon 8e<
mobnern aus Seem l1lm, Minn., an-
gefaufte geftionen 2an6, mel6e 6400
Mcres umfoiien mer6en bon SEN 11euen
Gigentbiimern int bouen l1mfa11ge Sem
MGerbou 5ltgefiibrt per6en. Ser @ouf<
preis belief ft6 aatf $4,000.
Minot. = Die 8un6esregierung
fat iid 6afiir entidie6en, 6aB 6as
r1e1e &%oitgebd110e fir Minot, sos nit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-07
@ooen ltredte. Ma6 feds 5tnn0ea
5tnrh her as SSnhre uIte MQnn.

8o6en ltreGte. ytab 1ebS Stl111oet
itarb Scr IS Sabre alte Mann.
Winona.- Ser 2%5idbrtge Set
ger &errp 6oggs aus 8reiton, Minn.,
muroe inter Ser umgeitiir5ten 2oto-
motipe zines @iiter5uges in ser Nabe
oieier Staot 5n Io6e gebradt. Sic
2eide ml1roe IN &reiton Dem S6ob
Ser @roe iibergebet.
@ornum. - 9ier iino in Sen
2oaerpldten 5000 big 5000 8ui6els
&artoffel erfrorea, n1o oas eIeide
@did'al tbeilen piele &~artdffeln, bie
Iid) nod i'm @runoe b%efinoen.
MicpIIet. - Ser grobe 5tau
bes 81. Heterion in ser @egen6 bon
@ernaootte lit nieoergebrannt. Drei-
5ebn Hfer6e, 5ebn &iibe un6 cine err
beblide Menge 6elofrudt fielen SEN
6lammen 5lu1 Spfer. Ser 5da6en
betr1gt iiher $4,000, Sic @eriiderltng
nun $1,000.
Noriboult. = Sn Ser Mnlage
Ser vTaribault engine @orfs" fam
nabrideinlih ourd selbitent5iinol1ng
ein Telter gum Musbr19, SOS ei11en
ghaoen bon $4,000 anrihtete.
9ulutb. = Sielige Sutleltte
iiro Ser Mniiht, oaB Ser Soften bon
2rlutb=S nperior in naher 3ufunft
lidl SIT oem erobten Sdiffsbalt5entutm
an SEN grpben Seen enttpifeln meroe
lpegen Ser Mdbe 81 ser &ieienitablan-
lage, oie iett NIT einem &oitenauf=
moEoe BON se5n Miuionen 0orlars I'M
@a1t beqriffen lit.
Gmo=9afuta.
Sipnr Sails. - Man er1par-
tet, SOP Ser eintagigef1 Moism1Sl tel
lung eelegeatli& oes bier i'm Sanuar
absl1balten6en OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
minoeltens 5000 6armer %beimobner
neroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-07
Sin 9larm sur Nad)tseit,

Ser bo5 gan5e @als in Shreden leet>
lit ser lal1tc, before urb metalliide
Stidbulten. .&ein 8e0enfen trage11
l11o begliidmiinidt sic gliidli1en 81
tern, melde 6olep's @onep ans Sar
COMPOUND sur San0 baben. $. IS.
Gaiieln1an, Canton, g. g., lagt: SIS
lit lein. ge1pidt in Gol0 mertb. Uni ere
flei11en &inSer fins BON 5tidbu1ten
l111o @eilerfeit geplagt, un6 aues, mas
mir Sen ielben geben, lit 6olep's @onep
onS Gar COMPOUND. S6 babe itets
cine Glalde oapor gu Squire. Molttor
1rug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-07

@arner's g8bite @ine Of Sat
Syrup, 6ns Bette &uitenmittel ai1f ser
8elt, beiIt cine grfdiItung in einem
Tage, metr1 3eitig ge1tommer. Stint
uno3tpan8ig uno SOC. MoIitor Drug
60.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-04-27

poprawek ola powstrzymanis
toku obrad, ale wszystkie
one zosta}y ubite i przegfo.
sowane. Pomiedzy ministrem
ChurchiIlem a Earlen Win
tertonem przyszlo do gwa}
townego starcia; minister ape
lowa} do Izby, by ME pozwo-
lila pontiac swej godnosci
nieprzyzwoicie ha'asliwem
zachowsniem sic Winterto-
ma.
Bawi tu W przejezdzie A
merykanin Boutell, by}y po
sci ameryka6ski W Portuga.
lii; wraca on do N. Yorku,
poczem ma sic uda6 ma in'
ne wybjtniejsze stanowisko.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-04-27
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE

MADRYT, "a kwietnia. -
Rad tutejszy otrzyma} VIA
domosc z Marokko, donosza-
ca, il sto]ica su}ta6ska, mias-
to Fee, oblegane cd kilku
tygodni przez zbuntowane
przeciw sultanow' szczepy
zosta}o zdobyte! buntownicy
zdobywcy urzadzili straszna
rzez W miescie, zwlaszcza
wsr6d zo@nierzy su}tahskich.
Sultan Mulaj Hafid mia} sic
schronic ma terytoryum fran
cuskie. Go sic sta}o z do
w6dca jego vojska, kapita
mem Bremmondem ME VIA
domo; zschodzi Ottawa, re
zginql 16wniez. Bremmond
walczy} dose szcze6liwie z
buntownikami, ale ostatnio
- naciSniety przez Mich j
zewszad otoczony, w listach
pisanych do Madrytu i Pa
ryza: wyrazal brak nadziei
" moznosc ocalenia. - Rad
francuski mobilizuje !
wzmacnia swe silly " p6}noc
nei. .Afrg,cle,. .Jak.4sie rozwiia
nieporrlz,umiienie { francusko:
hlszpdhsk : powodu kwes'
tyi marok kahskiej - ME po'
daja telegramy. Witst ozdo.
byciu Fezu i rzezi W mics
Gle wymaga jeszcze potwier-
DE MIA. -.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-04-27

TOLEDO, 0. Nieszc>esne
fatum cd jakirgos .czasu u
wziefo sic na niejakiego OBJ,
Marcina Ruskiego coraz to
ciezsze >sy}a mu koleje. -
Cz}owiek ten jak wielu in
nYch " pogopi "a szc>e6ciem
przed dziesieciu laty przy.
byl do tutejszego kraiu, a po-
niewaz byl pracowity j
oszczedny, wkr6tce dorobil
sic ma}ego kapitaiiku, z po-
moca kt6rego sprowadzi} swo-
ich rodzit6w oraz reszte ro-
dziny tutaj. Zaspokoiwszy W
ten spos6b swoje pragnienje
dopomozenia rodzinie, po.
myslal wkr6tce 0 stworzeniu
sob;e familijnego ogniska i
ozenil sic zaraz potem, zyjac
przez pare lat W niezamaco.
nym spokoju. Al tn naraz
jak grom z pogodnego nieba
uderza W jego malzonke via
domosc, IL jei MAJ przy pra-
cy ma dokach weglowych,
zostal .najechapy przez wa
gon kt6ry zmiazdzy} mu no.
&c do kolana. Nieszcze6liwe.
go zabrano do szpitala, skad
po paru miesiacach wyszedi
:ako kaleka niezdolny do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-04-27
WIEDEN, ri kwietnia Ma

WIEDEN, "a kwietnia Ma
stepca tronu, arcyksiaze
Franciszek Ferdynad odje
chal ,,incognito" do Ho)an-
dyi,'gdzie chce ogladat plan
tacye tulipan6w s}ynnych "
Hojandyi. Arcyksiaze jest
wielkim mi}osnikiem = ho.
dowca kwiat6w.
Cesarzowi Franciszkowi
J6zefowi przedstawi} rektor
.uniwersytetu niemiemieckie.
go W Pradze, DR.. Jaksch,
dyplom doktorski wygotowa.
ny przez tenze uniwe rsytet
dla ces. Wilhelma niemiec-
kiego. Cesarz wyrazi} sic
pochlebnie Q artystycznej
stronie dyplomu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-04-27
INDIANA HARBOR. Ind

lND1ANA HAnbOh, ina.
Katarzyna Mach uta, liczaca
lat 20, porzuciwszy pred ro-
klein swego meza " Chicago,
zy}a od tego czssu ma wiare"
2 Julianem Gasiownos. Owoc
tego dzikiego ma}ze6stwe,
niemo~le, wyrodna matka
bez opirki opusc liza, pozo sta
wiajac je ma }esce litpsciwycb
sas;a,iek. Przy}apsna W dni
kilka przez po1icye stawa}a
wraz z swym a,obranym me-,
zulkiem przed sedzia Riley,
kt6ry obydwoje zasad2il ma
$25 kary 80 dnj wiezienia.
Wyrodna natka oddawa}a
,sie pljahstwu. Dziecko u
mieszczone zostalo W przy-
tu}ku W Crown Point dokad.
i rodzic6w odstawipno celem
odpokutowania zasluzonej,
ale zaniskiej kary,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-04-27

BERLIN, "a kwietnia.
Niemcy niepokoja sic ozy
wiona akcya militarna Fran.
cyi W Marokko. Szowini.
.styczna prasa niemiecka jul
nawo}uje do obrony intere'
SOW niemieckich pred fran:
cuska okupacya Marokka.
Pomiedzy ministrem spraw
zagranicznych, Kiderlen
Waechter, a ambasadorem
niemieckim W Waszyngto'
ME V. Berdstoffem panuje
nieporozumienie; idzie O sta
nowisko ambassadors niemiec-
kiego W Londynie, ma kt6re
mia}by Bernstroff ocho'7, a
sprzeciwia sic temu minister,
dose ostro krytykujacy Bern
storffa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-04-27

P1TTSBURG, Pa. Jan
DDoski 70 letni starzec zna-
]a>i sic pos raz trzeci pred
sqdem pod zarzutem podra.
biania pieniedzy: Przed sa-
dem Stap6w Zjednoczonych
prosi} @ ulzenie mu kary 20
wzg'edu ma podesz&y wick.
Dinoski zamieszkiwa} ostat-
MO ma po}udniowej stronie
i po zaaresztowaniu 60 zna-
leziono rrzy MIN rome ,,tul-.
sa'' potrzebne do wyrabiania
pieniedzy dolar6w, p6}do]a-
rowek kwodr6w. Sedzja
wziaf ped rozwage podesz}y
wick podrabiacza i choc juz
to zdarz> 10 sic po raz trzeci
posfa' 90 do wiezienja ma
przeciag lat czterech.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-04-27

LIZBONA, !. "a kwietnia.
Cabinet mjnisteryalny wy
pracowa} juz ustawe oddzie.
)ajaca Kosci6} i sprawy reli~
gijne cd spraw pa6stwa i ma
ia jutro, W piatek, og}osic
W ca}ym kraju. z chwila o.
g1oszenia Kosci6} kato]icki
przestanie bye religijs pa6~
stwowa Portugalii i. wier-
nj sami starac sic beda mu-
sieli o jego utrzymanie, po
dobniez, jak wyznawcy wsze)-
kich innych wyzna1, kt5re
otrzymuja ma mocy owej u
stawy jak najwieksza swo-
bode, a wszystkie religie wo~
bee prawa ZOstaja Zr6wnane.
Duchowni otrzymywac beda
pensye tylEo do 1go lipca,
poteou sami maja starac sic O
siebie. Te rosiadlosci, kt6re
beda duchowie6stwu potrzeb-
ne do sIuzby Bozej, to " spo,
koju beda mu pozostawione;
duchowni portugalscy niczem
ME beda uciskani, ale inno-
nardowi maja Portugalie
opuScic. Jedynie seminarya
zagraniczne moga tez pozos-
tao, ale osobom, W zwiazku 4
mimi bedacym, ME wolno
ukazywac sic ma ulicy W sza-
tsch duch ownycb. Ustawa
pozwala kap}anom zawierac
ma}ze6stwal... Biskupstwo W
Beja i jego uposazenia costa
liza zniesione; nadto biskupa
stawia sic W stan oskarzenia
Z powodu jakichs wykroczeh
przeciw republice.-- Watpic
nalezy, czy te move srodki
zapewnia mlodej rzeplitej spo-
k6j i bezpieczchstwo..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-04-27
RZYM,~ "a kwietnia. Tele'

RZYM,> "a kwietnia. Tele-
gram ~ prasy zjednoczonej
podaia dis, ze Papiez Plus
x. czuje sic niezdr6w z po-
wodu dose silnego przezie-
bienia, a lekarz jego, DR..
Petacci, kaza} mu sic s>ano.
wac i ME obciazac praca.
Jednakze Ojcjec sw. trybu
zycia ME zmienj} i po daw-
nemu udziela audyencyi i
odprawia co rama Msze Sw.,
a po nocach pracuje do p6z'
ma. ..
-: Przyby{ tn ksiaze Ar:
tur Connaught, jako pred.
stawiciel kr6la angielskiego,
aby powinszowac kr6lowi
wloskiemu z okazyi. jubi-
leuszu Wloch zjednoczonych.
Przywitali go ma dworcu kr6-
lestwo wloscy, a ma ulicach
miasta gzromadzona ludno6c
owacyjne wznosi}a okrzyki
ma czesc gos cia. Pred pa}a-
Gem kr6lewskim ]ud d}ugo
wiwatowai ma Geese kr6la
Anglii, tax ze ksiaze widzia}
sic zmuszonym wYjsc ma
balkon j dziekowa} "a te
niezwykla serdecznosc pray.
jecia. Ksja5e przywi6z} kr6-
lowi osobisty list. od kr6la
angie)skiego, " kt6rym ten
ze W}ochom i ich monarsze
serdeczne wvraza gratulacye.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-04-27
Z NIW POLSKICH
w AMERYCE

CHICAGO, Id. Stanis}av
Ciesie1ski, 13.letni chlopak
zamieszka|y p. mr.. 951 West
35. place zapity zostal ne
miejscu przez prad elek'
trye zny u zbiegu ulic W. 81
place i Gate. Ch1opak nieroz.
rozwazny dotkna} sic drutu
nieizolowanego, kt6ry prze
rzuconv byf przez,' przewody
tram wajowe j .zwisa} ku zie.
mi. Smierc byIa natychmias.
iowa. Kto wi1ien su,ierci ]e.
go niewiadom bo niewia.
domo, skad 6w drut tam sic
dosta}.
Tragicznie sko6czy}a sic
eksplozya nafty W domu przy
ybitgu ul..c So. sc: st. i W.
22. pl. Mianowicie matka
szeScioro dziecii zosta1o popa-
rzonych tax fatalnie, ze zad,
ne z Mich zdsje sic ME wyz-
drowieje.: !: Dwoje juz z owych
dzieci zmarlo, a reszta jest
" stanie ,be2nadziejnym.
,Zmarli: -Frapciazek Podotil,
5 lat, zrnaIsw szpitalu ssw.
Antoniego; Tillie Podot;], 8
lat. Ranni: PAM Laddie Po~
dotil, 81 lat; J6zef Podotil, Z
lat; Mania, 4 ]ata; Ella, | rok
i niemow]e 6 mics eczne.
Wszyscy poparzeni fatalnie
ma. ca}em ciele. L. ia obecnie
W szpitalu sw. Antoniego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-04-27

DARMSTADT, "a kwietnia,
Ksiaze Henryk Pruski oma]
ME sta} sic ofiara wypadku
awiatycznego. Ma swo1m
aeroplanie wykonywaf on
cwiczenia mad placem woj.
skowym, gdy aeroplan pop
sui sic. Ksiaze ME straci} g}o.
wy i natychmiast maszyne
spu6ci|, tax, ze mic mu sic
ME stale. Cwiczacy na placu
zo}n;erze bieda uszli polka.
]eczeniom, gdy ma uich ME
spodaianie spad} aeroplan
ksiazecy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-04-27

Nieszcze6liwv spadf fatalnie
g}owa ma dol i uderzy} MIA
o l'od}oge ,,bezmentu". U.
padek byl tax silny ze m6zg
obryzga} sciany.
Kilku robotnik6w podnios.
10 go zanios}o do biura.
Zawezwano ambulans "a.
brano 60 do szpita]a przy-
padkowego gdzie zmar{
wkr6tce po strasznych me.
czarniach.
W sprawie wypadku pre-
prowadzone bedzie 6ledztwo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-04-27
KONST ANTVNOPOT,


KONSTANTYNOPOL, q
kwietnia. Powsta6cy alba6.
soy zadali znowu ciezka kles.
ke regularnym wojskom tu-
reckim; stafo sic to W pobli-
zu Czarnog6ry; podobno ma
),]acu boju pablo przesz]c
1000 Turk6w zabitych. Pow.
stahcy oblegaja obecnie mias
to Turzy, i najprawdopodob'
uiej zaima je W niedalekie
przyszlosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-04-27

MEXYK, miasto, "a kwiet-
MIA. : Obie strony wojujace
Rad i rewolucyoniSci zawar-
Ii j podpisali uk}ad zawiesze-
mia brOni ma dnj 5. Warunki
takie, ze W ciagu tych dni 5.
wojska obu stron maja "a