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Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-09

LET US tell you about fruit raising In the
celebrated Ozarks Of Missouri. Great OPP
portunities for investment or home making.
w. w. Lyons, Des Moines. la"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-09

PATENTS secured or money refunded.
Send sketch for free report as to patent
ability. Guide book and what to invent
with ust OF inventions wanted sent free.
One million dollars offered for inventions.
Patents advertised free in Worlds Prog
ress; sample free Victor ]. Evans & Co.,
Washington d. c.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-09

START A PUBLIC ELECTRIC LIGHT
PLANT.
II you reside in city or town that has
no public lighting plant and you have a
small amount of money to invest, we will
start you in this easy and profitable busi-
ness. We help to finance deal. In an
swering give population of town and your
present business. Address Paycen Electric
Equipment Co., Kansas City, Mo-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-09

YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGBD MEN for
permanent positions paying highest sal
aries. No Burroughs no hard times for
be made soon. Full particulars free as 10
salaries, etc. 2H Natl Cor. Institute,
Washington, d. c.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-09
PATENTS

THAT PROTECT AND PAY.
Books Advices, Search and EREE,
List of Inventions Wanted -
Send sketch or model for search. Highest
references. Best results. Promptness as
sured.
Watson E. Coleman, Pat. Law'r,
62S F st., N. W. Washington, d. c.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-09

SPLENDID location for veterinary; no
opposition; county seat; large territory
Address Horton Drug Co, Beaver City.
Nebe
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-09

HOTEL TOR SALE-Thirty rooms. Only
In fine shape, plumbing Just put in. Doing
81 900 monthly. Eleven fine lots in heart of
city; healthiest place in the United States
fine country. Price, $1,000 can secure
$500 at per cent r. H. Hawkins.
Searcy, Ark.'
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-09

CAPITAL FOR CoRPoRATIONs-Th
financiers, is now prepared to take on a
large issue of securities. either industrial,
railway, land or mining. Commission basis.
No advances"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-09
FURNACE AND STOVE REPAIRS

HAVE your FURNACE cleaned and RE
PAIRED. Don't wait until fall, when you
cannot secure EXPERT MEN,
JOHN HUSSIE HARDWARE CO.,
24o1 Cunning st. Tel. Doug. 1116
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-09

WANTED-Good experienced collector,
also wanted an experienced furniture up
setter and finisher. State Furniture Co,
corner 18th and Dodge"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-09
BUSINESS CHANCES

ROOminE Houses for sale.
BROOM rooming and boarding house
for sale cheap, just east of Twentieth ST.
Must be sold by the 18th. Answer to l..
700, Bee.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1911-12-28
WHAT Is A LEGAL WIRE FENCEe

The question is often asked"What
constitutes a lawful wire fence?"
The Montana statutes answer as
follows:
The fence shall be 4 feet 4 inches
high, and constructed of at least 4
horizontal wires each: IL cables, to
consist Of not less than 2 of at least
No. II guage; or, IL plain. not less
than No. 9 guage Thy plain is meant
single wire). the lowest of which
must not be more than IN foot
above the ground, securely fastened
as nearly equal distant as possible
to substantial posts. firmly set in
the ground or to well-supported sub
stantial leaning posts, not exceeding
30 feet apart. with pickets of wood
or wire interviewer in or fastened
to said wires, between each two
said posts, in such a manner that
there must not be more than 5h
feet space between such pickets OF
posts or nearest pickets; the pickets
If of wire, to be of not less than
No. 8 guage.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1911-12-28
SOME POTATOES.
Fertile F'lathead Soil on Reservation
Produces Potatoes of q Phe-
nOmenal Size.

E. E. Peterson came up from the
reservation yesterday, and from a
settler near Camas he procured six
big smooth potatoes that beat even
the large ones that attracted Sc
much attention at the fair. The larg-
est one weighed So pounds, and
the combined six, 80 pounds, which
it is respectfully submitted is some
potato. To make them more notice
able, the potatoes grew from hills
planted on May Is, the seed pota-
toes being merely dropped in the fur
row as the sod is broken, and left
% grow as they pleased during the
summer, without attention. What
size they would have reached with
ordinary cultivation can only be coz
jectured.-Kalispell Inter Lake.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1911-12-28
MAN.

Man that is born Of woman Is
small potatoes and few in hill.
He riseth up today and flourish
eth like a rag-weed, and tomorrow or
the day after, the undertaken has
him.
He goeth forth in the morning
warbling like lark, and 10
knocked out in one round and tw
seconds.
In the midst OF life he is in
debt and the tax collector pur-
sueth him wherever he goeth.
The banister Of life is full of
splinters and he slideth down with
considerable rapidity.
He walketh forth in the bright
sunshine to absorb ozone and
meeteth a bank teller with a sight
draft for 1887.
He cometh home at eventide and
neeteth the wheelbarrow in his
path, and the wheelbarrow riseth up
and smiteth him to the earth and
falleth upon him.
In the gentle spring time he put
teth on his summer clothes and a
blizzard striketh him far away from
home and filleth him with woe and
rheumatism.
He layeth up riches in the bank
and the president speculateth in
margins and goeth to Canada for his
health.
In autumn he putteth on his
winter trousers and wasp that
abideth in them filleth him with
intense excitement.
He stitch up all night to get the
returns from Ohio and in the end
learneth that the other fellows have
won in a walk.
He buyeth watch dog. and
when he cometh home late from
the lodge the dog treeth him. and
stitch beneath him until rosy morn.
He goeth to the horse trot and
beteth on the brown mare, and
the bay gelding with the blaze face
| winneth.
He marrieth an heiress with a
wart on her nose, and the next
day her parental ancestor goeth
under with few assets and great
liabilities and cometh home to
live with his beloved son-in-law
-Ex.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1911-12-28
FAVOR SMALL
LAND UNITS

Continued from page ~
lings Chamber of Commerce, is
particularly interesting in view of
the fact that until recently he was
apparently in doubt as to the small
farm idea:
Il am most earnest in favoring
the small farm unit for this section
of the country The forty acre
farm unit as established on the
Huntley U. S. Reclamation project
has proved a great success, and as
u whole, it is perhaps the most
prosperous section in our country,
due entirely to the small farm units
Our experience certainly is that
the small twenty to forty acre farm
err is as rule successful, while the
large units are not,
'One of the most important prob
lens that Our Chamber of Com
merce will deal with during the
next year will be to educate our
paople 20 the advantage of the small
farm unit devoted to diversified
farming. When this is brought
about we will have wonderfully
productive country capable Of sus-
tanning a very large population of
successful home builders
Yours very truly,
H. w. ROWLEY.
On some of the projects the de-
partment yielding in part to the i'm
portunities Of the people, fixed the
units at so and 40 acres each, and
has often since had occasion to re-
greet that it did not insist upon the
smaller unit.
The new ruling, however, will go
far to correct the mistake which
was then made, because it will en-
courage the subdivision of the large
units and will relieve the farmers
of a portion of the charges now as
sessed against them. 1t will accord
ingly make for more intensive cult
walton of the land which they re-
tain, will eliminate the expenses in
part of the hired help, and will in
sure larger returns from the lands
in crops. 1t increases the number
of farm families, as each relinQuish-
ment will provide for new home on
the land
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1911-12-28
LINCOLN COUNTY LET
CONTRACT FOR BRIDGES

The county commissioners of Lin
coin county have let a contract to
the Coast Bridge company Of Port
land, Ore, for the construction of
three steel bridges across the Koot-
eAai river for the sum of $82,1OO.
This price is for bridge at each of
the following places: Troy. Libby
and Rexford, and will leave $43,-
900 Of the amount the county was
bonded for. to be expended on roads
and highways.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1911-12-28
]. 5. OFFICERS
IN GLACIER PARK
CONTINUED from page ~

Continued from page ~
ment by the Montana district court
of a commissioner who shall reside
in the park and have jurisdiction
to act upon all complaints made of
all violations of the law or regula-
lions governing the park. He is to
arrest those disobeying the law.try
them and impose punishment. The
district court of Montana. to which
appeals may be taken, is to fix the
procedure for the commissioner The
commission must be practicing at
torney before the United States SUI
preme court of the Montana suprem
court or the highest court of Mon
tana and must have lived in Montana
for year preceding his appoint
ment.
The bill further provides that the
United States marshal for Montana
shall appoint one or more deputy
marshals for the park, to reside in
the park, to serve processes issued
by the commissioner. 1t further
provides that the district court of
Montana may hold one session of
court in the park at such dates as
it may order.
The bill provides also that the
commissioner shall in addition to
the fees allowed by law to commits.
sioners, be paid an annual salary of
$4,000. payable quarterly.
Provisions are also made for the
erection of Jail in the park, which
shall also contain offices for the
commissioner. The building is mo-
to cost more than $4,000.
The bill has been referred to the
committee on conservation of nation
al resources, of which Senator Dix
on is chairman.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1911-12-28
B. OF |. T. { {. GIVE
SIXTH ANNUAL BALL
Large Crowd in Attendance at the
Most Elaborate Social Event
of the Season.

The Brotherhood of Locomotive
Firemen and Enginemen certainly
did themselves proud at their sixth
annual ball given in Styles hall
last Friday night. There was q
large attendance. and in fact the
hall was just packed, and all seemed
to be having a merry time. A six-
piece orchestra furnished enchanting
music, and the hall was beautifully
decorated with evergreens and holi-
day decorations.
The firemen do not give their
annual balls for money-making pur-
poses, it is purely to have social
good time, and they go the limit and
spare no expense. All the boys who
happened to be in devoted their
whole time to making the event a
success. and they felt pleased to
know that their efforts were appre-
ciated.
For three days the decoration
committee, with corpse of willing
ACIpCAS, WI hOu OA CAC hail. AOAO
were many little details that
required attention for the comfort
and pleasure Of the patrons and
these were all looked after with ex-
acting care. AS everyone who has
been there before knows what to
expect when the firemen give
dance the tickets sold fast. They
had two hundred printed and these
were nearly all sold, but the receipts
do not cover the expenses, so one
can gain some knowledge of what
an elaborate event it was.
One of the features of the dance
that was thoroughly appreciated by
all was the presentation to each per-
son of a beautiful boQuet of carna-
tions and chrysanthemums. Ev-
eryone who attended is loud in
their praise of the good
time that was had, and those
who did not attend are sorry they
could not be there.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1911-12-28
ESTABLISH COUNTY ROAD.

In matter of petition of A. T.
Crossley ct al. for road in township
80. range 22.the viewers report ac-
cepted and ordered filed and county
clerk ordered to prepare deeds for
right of way on said road. The road
declared county road and county
clerk to send notices of opening said
road.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1911-12-28
SET ASIDE AMOUNT FOR
SURVEY OF ASSINABOINE

The Interior Department has
recommended that a special appro-
priation of $6.250 for surveying FIT.
Assiniboine reservation because
there is urgent demand for opening
these lands"
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1911-12-28
COUNTY HEALTH OFFICER.

DR.. A. D. Macdonald OF Kalispell
was appointed county health officer
for the ensuing year by the county
commissioners.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1911-12-28
TREASURE STATE INDEED.

Montana leads them all-first in
wheat, first in oats, first in Barely
first in alfalfa, first in potatoes, first
in farm value of crops and first in
quality of virgin lands.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-16
NOWINY
TELEHRAFICZNE

PETERSBURG, 13 lutego.
- Donosza a Wyborga, Fin
landya, ze zdo}ano uratowac
wszy ystkich rybak6w z rozbi-
tel kry lodowej ma zatoce
hi6skiej; zrazu doniesiono, ze
przesz}o 200 ich zgine}o...
- Donosza z Moskwy, re
zamknieto tam upiwersytet. z
powodu rozruch6w studen-
ckich i strajku ich; rektor
prorektor zrezYgnowall re
swych stanowisk.
- DR.. Panczonke oskarzo'
nego o ,otrucie hr. Butur|i.
ma "a namowa O'Brien'a de
l.assy, oddano pod obserwa-
eye lekarska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-16
TEHERAN, Persya, 13 lu

TEHERAN, Persya, 13 lu>
tego. Minister finans6w,
Sani-ed Danlrh, zosta} c'ez-
ko zastrzelony ma .uI., gdy po-
wraca} 2. palacu szachaz kon-
ferencyi gabinetowej. Zama-
chu dokonali dwaj Armeh
czycy, kt6rych ME schwyta,
no tlotychczas. strzelili aoni
kilkakrotnie i zabili take
dwu policyant6w 2 otoczenia
ministra. Sani cd, Danleh ma
lezal do postepo"aj party
konstytucyjnej, by} jednym
2 najplywawszych dygnitarzy
.poprzednio by} on prezy den-
tenn parlamtntu oraz piasto.
wat text ministra oswiaty !
robot publicznych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-16

LIZBONA, 13 lotego. -
Rad wypracowa} juz j og}o-
sill projekt rozdzia}u Koscio-
la cd rahstwa gwarantuje on
kazdemu obywatelowi VOL
nose sumienia, wychowania
i propagandy swego wyzna.
MIA; koscio]y zostana oddane
duchowieh u;=jes6 sic ono
wykaze odpowiednimj 6rod,
kami do ich utrzymania =
w rozmowie z pewnym du.
chownym ameryk. wyrazi]
sic minister sprav iedliwosci
Costa, ze rad portugalski
jest tylko przeciwnikiem re-
akcyonist6w i Jezuit6w, ale
ME re]igii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-16

zdrowia po minionem ostat-
MO zazjebieniu = pomy6lny.
Nuncyuszem papieskim
ola Wiednia W miejsce cd.
wo}anego dotychczasowego
nuncyusza, Mnsg. di Bel.
monte, mia}. zostac obecny
<nuncvusz W Rio de Janeiro,
W Brazylii, Mnsg. Bavona,
kt6ry jednak wym6wil sic cd
tej nominacyi, pragnac po-
zostac ma dotychczasowem
stanowisku.
W austryackich krajach
alpsjskich spad}y wielkie
sniegi.. w g6rach spad}y la
why do dolin; zachodzi oba-
wa, ze bedzie ich wiecej jesz
cze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-16

Z WILKES ES-BARRE. Pa. O
$4,000 odszkodowania "a ka'
lectwo spowo dowane niedbal-
stwem zarzadu kopalni skar-
zy kompanie Plymouth J6.
J6zef Wienie wski, wozacz
teize kompanii. Ch}opiec EOS
tai ciezko pokaleczony w6z'
KLEIN weglowym dnia 20
grudnia.
Franciszek Piasko, lat IS
robotnik kopalni Prospect,
cudem tylko uszedf zzyciem
przysypany kompletnie osy-
penn weglowy .Tylko natych.
miasto~ej pomocy towarzy-
sly g6rnik6w, kt6rzv rzuciIi
sic z oskardami do odwale-
MA gruz6w, jest do zawdzie-
czenia uratowanie ofiary. Pia'
|sko ley W szpitalu miejskim
jest okropnie zmasakrowany,
| ale wylize sic.
Znowu zawalenie sic skaly
spowodowa1o ciezkie pora-
nienia dw6ch ludzi podczas
piracy W kopalni West End W
Mocanaqua. G6rnik Stanis}aw
! Ruczewski j pomocnik jego
J6zef Bicz odwiezieni, zostali
do szpitala 2 og6lnemi rama
mi, T. przyczem obaj maja pra-
Eva noge z}amana.
= Straszliwym poszarpanio n
ulegl Franciszek Marek, lot
3e, g6rnik 2 Mahonoy City,
zasypany tax szczelnie ur-
wiskiem weglowem, ze mu,
siano dynamitem je rozsa-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-16

900 robotnik6w bez zajecia,
wiec swiezo przybyli ME
znalezliby, takowego i istaliby
sic ciezarem ola kraju - z
tych powod6w postanowiono
serb6w deportowac. Skazani
przez adwokata wnie6li prze-
civ temu protest do sadu.
NEW YORK, Ma podsta-
! vie nowego prawa o ,,bia}em
niewolnictwie" nastapilo pier
wsze zasadzenie. Niejaki Sa-
mue) Rubin mlodzieniec lat
% LEGACY, wyznania Mojrze-
STOW go odczul srogo6c tego
prawa, zosta1 bowiem skaza-
ny ME mniej jak ma 10 lat a
ME wiecej jak II lat wiezie-
MIA. Rubin wkreca} sic W roz-
matte towarzystwa, poznawsf
sievz panienkami, kt6re pod
ro7ma,temi pozorami uwodzh
sprzedawal nastepnie do do
NOW rozpusty. Miedzy ME-
szcye5'iv emf spcniewierane-
nj ehanbionymi ofiaraml
ma bye kilka Polek. Po udo~
wodnieniu mu why, sedzia,
wyzszy wyrok wydal, q ma
wet mia} sic. .wyrazif, ze
iwampirowi ternu 2 przyjem-
no6cia .da}by lat 20, gdyby
lnu prawo " tym wypadku
pozwoliio.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-16

JERSEY CITY, N. ]. -
Strasznej smierci W czasie
katastrofy ulegi z wlelka
pewnoScia Polak Slawihskii,
zamieszi:aly pm. 4053 Hem
derson ul., 4 nalezacy do ka-
sy posmiertnej wv. Mar. Pol.
gr. 400. Jstnieja swiadkowie
kt6rzy go widzieli idacego do
piracy p:acujacego ma do,
ku ma kt6rym wydarzy}a sic
katastrofa. Cia}a ME znale-
ziono, gdyz jak sic zdaje zos-
ta1o rozszarpane W kawa{ki
kt6re zgine|y W nurtych wo-
dy. Pozosta}a 10 MIN iona,
Marya, 2 pieciorgiem dzieci
2 kt6rycb najstarsze liczy lat
II, najmlodsze za5 zaledwie
pare miesiecy.
Ciezka Wake mia}a do sto-
czenia Marya Katenak ztrze-
ma mezczyznami, kt6rzy ma
padl' ja W sieni jej domu pm.
102 Morris ul. ably wydrzec
trzymane przez Dia na pier
s;ach $500.
Milno to, 20 jeden 2 rabu-
SLOW zakneblowal jej usta,
drugi trzyma} "a rece, trzeci
zas doblera} sic do pieniedzY,
potrafita ma chwile oswobo-
dzic usta, a kiedy ma wolanie
0 pomoc, zaczeli sic zblizac
sasiedzi, rabusie szybko UNI.
kneli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-16

, RZYM, 13 )utego. - Cd
kilku dni 2gil'a} bez wie6ci
Amerykanin A. L, Wolfe z N.
Yorku. student Akademii
Sztuk Pieknych. Przypusz
cza]a jedni samob6jstwo, in :
nj zbrodnie- ,,czarnej reki".
Rozes}ano wszedzie jego ry-
sopisy; policya zarzadzi}a o
nergiczne poszukiwania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-16
MILWAUKEE. Wis. Piotr

MJLWAUKE EE. Wis. Piotr
Mijokorski maszynista, "a
trudniony W gabarnii firmy
Pfister j Vogel zostal ocalony
Cd nag}ej smierci, aby p6z-
niej umrzec W szpitalu Mil
waukee na paraliz. Mijokor-
ski stai przy naszynie gdy
zosta} tknietv paralizem ]
bvlbY upasl ma maszyne, gdy-
by drugi maszyn;ists ME "a
|trzymal go.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-16

PEKIN, 13 lutego. = Do
straszliwej kleski zarazy, sro
zacej sic W { hinach j szerza-
cej sic niepowstrzymanie no.
we wciaz ofiarv dorzuca g}6d
kt6ry W Srodkowycb pro-
wincyach pahstwa pywoduje
spustoszenie, r6wne temu,
jake dzuma sprawia W pol
nocnych. w prowincyach
g}oduiacych zaledwie 20 pro-
cent ludzi zdo}ano jake ta-
kie zapasy zywnosci ma zine
przygotowac, reszta literalnie
mrze ratunkul " powiecie
Hwai Juan zrarlo JUL 2 g}o-
du $4,000 ludzil w calym
dystrykcie, glodem dotknie-
tym, grozi smierc co.najmniej
milionowi ludzi, 'jeSli skad
szybko pomoc ME nadejdzie.
Misyonarze smerykahs
zwracaja sic do.rzadu Stan6w
Zjedn. by da} hae}o do mie'
dzynaroiowej akcyi pomoc'
niczej,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-16

FILADELFIA, Pa. Nasza
gwjazda spiewacza p. Janina
.Korolewicz wystepujaca o.
becnie ma scenic Metropoli.
tan Opery zwiedza W iowa.
rzystwie swego meza p. Ora
Wajdel miastoi jego cenniej.
sze 2abytki. w piatek zwie-
dzila szkole parafialna 6w.
Wawrzyhca, W Sobote szko}e
parafialna 6w Jana Kantego
gdzie dziatwa szkolna z oka-
zyi tych odwiedzin urzadzila
male popisy 6piewacze ku O.
g6lnemu zadowoleniu dostoj-
nych gosci.
Dystryktowy sad zwiaz.
kowv bedzie wnet rozpat1y-
wal sprawe II serb6w, III
przez wladze emigracyjne "a
trzymanYch. Serbowie ci
mieli po wyladowaniu udac
sic do Gary Ind. Gdzie maja
swych znajomych komi-
.sarze ich jednak zatrzymali
tYlko dlatego 10 W Gary q,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-16

Ii ma farme W zamiarze o.
brabowania staruszka j ze "a.
mordowati go m1otkjem, q
nastepnie wywlok}szy ma pod
w6rze, przywi4zali iedna no.
Sc drutem do s1upa. Zdaje
sic, ze mordercy obawiali sic,
by staruszek ME odzy} ] "a
mimi ME 6ledkif. Lubihski
mieszka} W leslie oko1o 40 lat.
Osiedlj1 on sic. tam wraz 10
ma, kt6ra pred 6 laty zmar. :.
Ia w okolicy krazy}a pogf' s
ka, ze staruszek prztcho"uje
W. swej chatce znaczna got6w-
lie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-16

RZYM; 13 lutego. = Urse-
dowo zsprotestowano pre-.
ciwko pismu Ora Geddingsa,
ameryk a6skiego lskarza ma
r.ynarki, .kt6ry majac kon'ro.
lowac z ramienia Stan5 "
Zjednoczonych emjgrant6v "
odjezdzajacych do Ameryki-
og}osi}, 70 cholera sic we
W1oszech wzmaga ze zacho-
dzi Ottawa jej rozw)eczenia.
Datami statystycznemi Rad
w}oski zbija to pre- sadne Il
stronnicze wywody amery-
ka6skiego lekarza, widocznie
.r6wniez tylko niechetnego e.
.emigracyj. Cholery We W|o-
szech Lie by{o juz cd daw-
ma ami jednego wypadku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-16

BRENNAN, Tex. Gdy
dwje eiostry Lima i Mary
Majer6wny przejezdza1y
przez krzYz6wke kolei, nagle
nadbieg1 pociag i chociaz ma
szynista zdazyf go zatrzymac
to Dieszczescie ME da]o sic
powstrzy Bryczka costa,
Ia przewr6cona po}amana ma
kawa}ki, a obie panny wypa-
dajac na zienie, ciezko sic
pokaleczy}y. Parma Lima ma
z}amana prawa noge ponizej
kolsna, a m}odsza ma ciez-
kie rany ma szyi i twarzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-16
z INV POLSKl':ICl.
w AMERYt E.

GREEN BAY, Wis. Strasz-
ny wypadek nawiedzi1 pol,
ski dom pe ehstwa Jubilusz6w
W kt6rym try dsoby 2 tel
rcdziny utraci]y nagle: zycie.
Ofiarami wypadk1 50 pan
Franciszek JubiNsz, jego
iona i pasierb Mlcbal Pias-
kowski.
Smierc ich nastapl}a wsku-
tex zaczadzenia sic gazem
z pi, ca weglowego, kl6ry by}
"a bardzo yamk nietY j gaz
wy doby wal tie laa miesz-
kanie. Gala zaczadzonycb.
zpalazla ich c6rka, .mieszka-
jaca " innym domu, kt6ra
przysy}a do Mich pc po}udniu
z odwie edzinami. Me mogla
sic ona dosztukatEdo mie:z
kama, a gdy nareszcie sic
dostala .znalazla rodzic6w i
brata lezacych iui bez zycio:
Pan Jubilusz liczy} lat 70
a jego iona ~, syn ich za6
43. /;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-16

WESELEY1 Ont. Kanada
W pob!izu miasta Berlina w
prowincyi Ontario, " Kama
die . 2 mile Cd wioski We
seley zyl " leslie starusztk Po-
lax, Franciszek Lubihski:
Mieszkal ON eamotnie W Ii
chef chatce j opowiadano Q
l,im, ze jest hardzo b gaty.
Pred kilku dnian.i zualezic. !.
20 zw}oki jego ma p'odl.W,6rzu
fanny, 2 g}owa rozbita m}ot-
kiem, kt6!ry leza} opodal. Slas
dy k6i wozu ipary koni wska-
,uja, ze morderc przyie echa-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-16
WILKES, BARRE Pa.


Franciszka ,JanuszeWska z
4ej ulicy W: East Plymouth
przep}aci ,prawdopoiobnje.
utra,a reki slepe zaufanie do
,cudownych" lekarstw leka-
rzy. Cierpiac na silnyn b6i
g}owy Januszewska "a rada
usluznychy sasiadek uda}a' sic
do znachora kt6ry. jej zas p
likowal ruszczenie krwi q
tetnicy ma ramieniu.
Po kilku dniach kobieta
poczu]a b6l W rece i pos1}a
do prawdziwtgo lekarza, q
ten skonstatowa} zakazenie
.krwi biedna pacyentka mu-
81 sic poddac aniputacyi.
Ia panem '&doktoreln" po-
.szukuje policya, a gdy go
z}apia bedzie MP citp1o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-16

BUFFALO, N. Y. = Stra-
szna 6miercia zgine}a c6recz-
.ka Kis> 6w, Marynia l:czaca
zaledwie diva i pol roku, Die
cko uczylo sic chodzic do
bielo i stawis1o pierwsze kro-
XII.
.Msla Marynia bawi1a sic W
stsncyi z c6reczka saslad6w
3 letui9 Weronika Barysz.
Budowa}y sobie domki sic
dzac ma pod}odze. Nagle Ma
rynia wsta}a, aby sic nadzi-
vic postawionemu domkowi,
gdy nagle zatoczy}a sic j
wpad}a do: bali = geraca Wo-
da jaka matka jej postawi1a
W poblizu, by sic zajac pra-
MEM bielizny.
Dziecina poparzy1a sic stra-
sznie, a gdy ia wyjeto 2 BALI
by@a nieprzytomna. Zawo}a-
no doktora i on opatrzy}
dzieciie ale zdo}a} je utrzy~
mac pray zyciu tylko do dnia
nastepnego.