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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-01-05
Winter Base Ball

Editor PRESS -Chrisman and |
nave just been out to witness "A bah
game between the San DiegoS and
Leland Chats. They have a winter
League consisting of four clubs and
they play "A mighty fine VARIETY Of
Base Ball. The Giants are a Col
ored' team and very fast. Enclosed
find the score of the game, kept by
my self. and will say | had a hard
time keeping it straight. rs Chris.
man made so much noise roofing
for the home team. We are the
hardest working pair in the city.
and Craigo comes next. All well
and weather very fine. With best
wishes to all the people of Miller, ]
remain Yours Very Truly,
j. W, Coquillette.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-01-05
Obituary

Died December 81, 1910. Mr. Law
renee Mass. Of Washington, 5. d.
Mr. Mass was born in Germany, Au-
gust Is, 1882, came to America with
his parents at the age of 10, and
located at Pekin, III. He was mar
ried to CGtharine Louise Hake in
the year 1860. Lived at Pekin ff-
teen years and then moved to Alta
Iowa. at which place they lived
through the spring of 1883 and then
came to Hand county and located IN
Gilbert twp, on section 80 at which
place they built up a nice home,
He lost his wife May 3lst, 1893. he
and his son George stayed on the
farm until he became unable to
work. Four years ago he rented
his farm and brought property in
Washington, at which place he has
resided since.
He leaves four daughters and one
son. Mrs f. A Clifford, of Messing,
ton, Mrs l. w. Shell, of st. Law.
renee, Mrs f. w. Carr. of Miller,
Mrs +. A. Carr, of Cherry, Nebr,
and George Mass. of Washington
He also leaves - grand Children anC
6 great grand Children, His age
was rs years. A months and fifteen
days.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-01-05
GUYED BY THE FANS.
A Laugh the BIeachers Enjoyed at Dan
Brouthers' Expense.

One of the heartiest laughs the
bleachers eve enjoyed was at the
expense of Dan Brouthers, n Of
the famous so called "big four
and at the time in question the first
baseman of the Detroit nine. The
day was Saturday, and a "doublc
header" was on. Brouthers had
been planning for two weeks to
catch a train at $50 that afternoon
for his home in the country, where
he intended to spend the evening as
the guest of honor at a birthday
party that was to be given him by
his family. He had asked permis-
sion Of the late Charles II. Byrnc,
president of the club, to leave early,
but that official, approaching that
the loss of the valuable BrOuthcrs
in the second game might bring de-
feat to his aggregation, refused to
allow the first baseman to get away.
Brouthers, suppressing a look Of
disappointment, said nothing. but
began to think a great deal. Byrnc
somehow or other saw a suspicion
of a CLEAN in the players eyes and
also began to think a great deal.
For awhile nothing happened.
Brouthers played out the first game
and started the second. Byrne
heaved a sigh of relief. Then came
Brouthers' coup d'etat. In the last
half of the second inning a fly bal
was knocked back Of first base
Brouthers stepped back quickly
lifted up his hands and slyly al.
lowed the ball to slip down between
his Outstretched arms and hit hin
on the head. He then fell PROSTATE
to the ground, apparently severely
injured. He was hurriedly carried
TO the dressing room. while IA sub
stitute player was ordered to taxi
his place. Byrne scented a trick
however. and watched the door o
the dressing room from back Of tn
grand stand. Presently he had tn
satisfaction of beholdin5 Rrouthers
suit case in hand. make ii crafty ext
and start on the run for the depo
and the birthday party. Byrne wa
after him in a flash and, subse
quently explaining the peculiar sit
uation to the umpire, soon had tn
glum first baseman back in tn
game again. The story spread Xix
wildfre through the bleachers, an
throughout the balance of the gam
Brouthers was made the butt of tn
spectators. He missed his train, bu
at the end of the game was present
ed with a candle laden birthda
cake by a bleacherite who had pre-
cured it at a nearby bakery. An
for a solid week afterward Broutt
ers had to listen to the bleacher'
congratulations" - George Jea
Nathan in Harper's Weekly.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-01-05
Closed Cars Popular

The increased volume of general
sales in closed cars. heretofore usu-
ally considered the vehicles of the
fortunate few. has been SO marked
during the past month as to arouse
interesting comment from some of
the older manufacturers.
Charles T. Jeffery. head of The
Thomas B. Jeffrey Company. has
commented upon the vast number
Of closed cars. not only on the
streets Of Chicago and New York
and other large cities. but in hum
dreds Of smaller towns throughout
the country.
This indicates said Mr. Jeffrey,
1.-THE trend Of public preference to-
ward cars which provide not only
the mere pleasure Of riding. but
also many comforts and conven-
iences.
During the past three months
tie volume Of Rambler sales has
been quite equal TO that Of last year
and the balance has been maintain
q principally because of the in
erGoeed nIss Of closed cars. Al
thouGh TIE orders have been hand
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To Outside Subscribers

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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-01-05
Additional Local

Gus Galligan arrived Thursday
from Minnesota. He expects to
take a partnership with Ora Zim-
norman in his confectionery store.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-01-05
For Sale

Two houses and lots in the city
also 80 lots on west second street
will sell on easy terms or will ex'
change for horses.
eff H. r Greeves.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-01-05

John McGirr and Mabel g..
Dougherty, both Of Washington
were married Saturday at the Meth
odist parsonage, Rev. Lombard,
officiating.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-01-05

Lloyd Thorne. an old resident OF
South Hanu and Buffalo counties,
died at the home of his son, l.. l..
Thorne, of st. Lawrence, the first
of the week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-16
Saturday, September 10. 1911.
WILEY WINS

Dr. Wiley scores q complete -
umph. Presiden, To-. eyouerates him
OF all blame IL Connection VIII III.
Rusty case. comw,Las ms .npr 20
secure the services OF Hus1, and .lr.
ther commeuGa his vcr, o.. t,..a., ..
pure foods nj drge.. a..l his .,.r.s
TO secure "a g. Orou-h -er.orcem,u- "a.
the pure food and drug act.
1t woal- b, a.rl 20 conceive .. %
more complete oo.i-ise OF more c.s.
astrous fa..ur, Jhan has resulted ron.
the attack u1l. ty..., -s.
FOOD apostle comes or,a from .b.
COMES, wl'hou; - much as a since
upon mis- r-3r,rer-s ff.s
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tbs ng. as he can get. Whatever cause
he advocates and whatever principles
he breaches he has a right TO advoca,
that cause and preach those principles
so long as he conducts himself prop
erly. II he is preaching truth he
ought not 10 be disturbed. II ne is
preaching falsehood his words will no,
have much weight. unless a few rash
FOOLS make a martyr OF him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-16
THE COURT

Judge De Lacey who presides in the
juvenile court At Washington is low
Ingly referred % as the boys friend
In this court most young offenders
are tried and more often the punish.
mont pr scr!bed is exactly what the
kindly aud SENSIBLE. father would in
flict Tile Judge himself describes his
as the ".irst aid 10 injured
homes. Its object is TO teach boys
10 10 RICH, instead OF to punish them
To take tho place Of father and
mother TO boys whose fathers and
mothers have failed in their natrra,
~ob'isa;ions. Little by little We are be
ginning 70 rcal.z" Tho value OF our
youth and Tho true way Of teaching
item to be good mon an women. \
juvenile coufT which takes the Young
offender In han. ana sets his foot 10
the paths ~ sensible ri-htcousuess IS
an asset 10 ary community. an, .s
v"luc n5t hc measured ia dollars
and cents.
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g IAN "i u' nobility Of England. and felt sure that this satire vourd MOI
"'W- bf would anus" the upper classes in Great Britain if ever he wcrr
permitted to play the part as he woui d like to play q before English and
cncas '"~"" "'
We'll so.hcrn made up his mind that it would he necessary to dress
M" part WIN elongated black sidcwhiskcr. which were. in the late Grtes
.h AIRY sNn". n fashionable way. at least in France OF Ne,rirr tho
|oelri lie also decided that II was essential in the FIRST act. which was a
d"' HG Don scene. Tor him 10 wear a long tailed frock cat with varv VI
luminous taHs ILt II slipped his mine that he should obtain a Goa, Of ~,
St rom tho co+tUncr. or have m made. and because of his sin no vs
IN DESPAIR al NJ me Of tho dress rehearsal! of the play
hNh Hru shlm. the playwright was upon the stage NJ tho INN. aud
I" iad Sotheru that he had ia his dressing room "A ouct,1oi coat, yv
trI IN Is folds which ld been Used ny me in a play in which had an
r''"i some months earlier Us just the frock for YOU Ned sand
Er0usnan. '
PRODUCE it John rcWd Sohcrn.
o'n'nt at'r Irou-h'u brought tho long tailed coat 10 Srhcrus
""SE fULl II ciout m very well upon tho shoulders bur The. tiis
Wei '& 'LnPh and 'NpIn-i,c cnOurh 10 suit Suthoir u.rGrly and b.
$40 &c" W"ltu wear r ur'l h' could have a coat made And so fr "a Goa.
BE- '' ] hu worn III at earlier play and had lent 20 John Irourn. u Tor
""' N' 'hi r'n'n' an emergency coat. Sulorn appeared rr the
"S " thn any Ht"t" "~ Lord iundroary- And the coat was q S4-.>S-
49, 'H "av. s"rI Nr PALMER "NarlcE also tl u. that, S,th.rr
l"',' l 'f IT," play would greatly anlsr tho British arslo.-,cv Il
"" 70 r. "r an 'n'r" S"-0u vnh fashionable audiences. and tho manager
h"' '''N i"' hundred tho.1EC dollars DW of II 0 shat -r-f.. .a-r~
"'EiE' ''' t\ ij Edwards All r-lts reserved
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-16

Tho Washington man who sent fry
cents conscience money 10 The gov
eminent must have the real article,
but yo1 know g. is a whole lot cas..r
'o return hf'y cents than G.'y rhol.
sand pIIrks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-16

w" I""' " NIIIVN TNTI TdIWNf mo NfOrV oil the
cd coat thar made a great histrionic hin
1t was IN l>I> that Laura Keene produced Our
american cousin. with Joseph jefferson as Ash
Iienchail anC Ncd Soth"rn as Lord DundrCary." said
MY WaiIack. Il know that in a general way il has
passed INTO tradition that Sothern al first refused to
pay inc part ct Lord Dundreary. because he thought tho
part was beneath him. and that he only consented 10
pay y when Miss Keenc told him tina; She was in do.
SI'ir ana AFTER she had consented that Sothcrn should
gag N" part But while all this is true M 10 a cor
tam POINT. ! have no doubt that from the moment Sothcru
read The par of Lord Dundrcary h. saw tho possibft
I... tLl- wore ln n, for a a.,n... Lun...-- ...--- ~.
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New News of Yesterday
The Old Coat That Made a Historic Success
10y E. J. Ed~arcs.)

VIZ HEN Lester WGnack knew that his day had passed a. \ great actor
w ana theatrical manager. he and the late 4 VI IaLper tu conir-
into prominence DIS a successful theatrical anare ana I,tar The
Wcesso oi Lester NalaCk in the management OF WallcE.s Tbc..cr ~,
~" YORK, used 10 make the TRIP together between Tho ne,rouoU and
stamford. Conn. whore each had lis sumncr home II vac durtrg oo .,
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Publisher Daily. EN~-Jt SUI day. oy tas
Intelligence Publishing Company
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31

ASHLAND, PA. Oddzial
ratunkowy z kopalni wegla
Boast niedaleko Ashland, Pa.
dotarl do trzech xasypanych
gornik6w. Przebyli oni pod
ziemia W ganko 2 przej6cia.
mi zasypanelni przez 81 go.
dxih. Dw6ch y x.nich Polaka i
Irylandczyka wydobyto zy-
wych, lecz trzeci gornik Piotr
zemahski jj,lz ME zyl, ponies.
wsz obrywajace sic skaly po.
kaleczy}y go smiertelnie. Od-
dzis} ratunkowy pracowal "a.
wziecie, q energii ratujacym
dodawaio stuksnie v 6cianY
zasypanych g6rnik6w, kt6rxy.
wskazywali kolegom, gdaie.
ich maia szukaf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31

ADAMS, MASS. Pewns
dziewczyna poska ". Adams,
Mass, JUL MEM 3oda, IL;
czaca okoto 40 lat wieku,
znalaz}a sobie narzet .zonzgo
Pred 6lubem po6ciaga Ia zew:::
sad swoja got6wke W sumie
1900 dolar6w i schow ala do
xuferka . czem jej ma rzeczo.
ny wfsdzial. Gdy pan pa wy:.
jecha}a do North. Ad: inns vi.
ceIu kupienia sukni 'Aubnei,,
.kawaler udal sic do lei po-.
koju, zabral pieniadze ! ru-
szyl " SWAT. Po powrocie
biedaczka ME zastala AMI.
swcich oszczedno6ei, ani na.
r. leczonego.
-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31

R'A4RYz, B % sierpnia..z w
Paryzu odby} sic zjazd; rad
departamentowych, naskt6-
rym uchwalono iednoglosnie
.voltum zaufania dla rzadu i
nlinisteryum W dzia}ach, z}a-
.c',izsonych 70 sprawa marok-
kkahsksa; k przeto pog}osi szereg
prseml6wie6, W kt6rycb po-
lparli5 n j istanowisko rzadu, wez-
wall VI; 60 by ME po6wiecal ho
noru: Francyi d)a przesadne.
60 umilowania pokoju, Una.
ne $50 tez juz dis instruk..
cye1daae przez zesz}otygod-
niiowa rade ministr6N amba-
3saaorowi Carnbonowi W Ber.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31

ME Rosyan, jak utrzymujt
uchwa}a dumska. Obszar ten
ma bye statecznie wazny bar
dzo. Og6lnie sqdza. ze spra-
wa. oder wanna cd Finlandyi
tego obszaru jest zamachem
ma restzki swob6di udzielno.
Sci fifskich.
{ POZNAN. z8 sierpnia, Ca
so)'isma tutejsze Orgy muja
wiese z Wagrowca, ze W po-
bliskim tam Pniewie zawalit
sic kosci61 W czasie naboze6-
silva, przyczem % os6b TO-.
stafo zabitych, a 29 odnios}o
ciezkie ranyi pokaIeczenia.
Powod6w katastroly telegra~
my ME podaja, bljzsze szcze.
s26fy otrzymamy dopiero "a
oo6rednictwem prasy kolejo-
vel.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31

" VICTORIA, B. c., 28.sierp-
mia. W kompanii parlamen .
tarnej premier -5:Brytyjskiei
Kolnmbii Nc Bride: wyglo-
sill move, W kt6rej ostro kry-
tykowa} prezydenta.::.Tafta,
zarzucajac mu, il stworzyl
podstawe " idei o wzajem-
no6oi celnej Kanady-ze Sta,
nami Zjedll.s..d mia
K'anady cd eAnglii, alto, by
s'woje irnie: W historyi zapi-
sac; Nc Bride dowodzil, ze
Stany potrzebuja juz mate
rya}6w surowych, ze i'm villas
ne ME star, "a, wiec ich SYM
potyam:il wzgledem Kanady
.kieruje wyrachowanie
:egoizm handlarski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31

CLEVELAND, Ohio. We
sola krotcchwile odegrali W
srodmiesciu maIzonkowiie Fi-
]lpowicze pm. 300 E. .63ej
uI., kt6ra dla pani Filip,-
wicz, zaka6czy1a sic trsgi..
cznie. Pc kl6tni. j bt,jce, W
kt6rei oberwalo sic matzcn-
kowi, udaf sic on skrwawio-
ny do =prokuratora zaprzy..
siagEwarant ma wojownicza
poiowice. Pospieszyla niedlu-
go "a nim po}o~ ica Z poreczy-
cie1em i na razie uwolni!a
sic cd k"zy. Fi|ipowicz zgry-
ziony wa}esa} sic po mi.scie,
w =roztargnit1,itt HI !: "a Il oInnial,
ze poltcif zone aretzt'Mae, u
=dat sic do drugieg,' proklra.
;tora i ponowny sWaraiii t,s1 i: !: a. :
przysiagf. Pani Fil'pt,wicz i, Y ).
'ko6czywszy prace e10muwa,
udala sic na spoczy boz
obawy co rano przyniesie.
Jakiez by}o jejj sd!ziNie II enie,
gdy policyant przsrwa lei
pierwszy sen, zulusil do u
brania sic i lojkcia ma stacje
.policyjna. Zadans Homacze-
MIA, 10 wypuszczona Jest IA
wolno6c "a kaucya M lic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31
..s. D.
NOWINY
TELEHRAFICZNE

:, ~ z
:PARYz, 28 sierpnia. Odby.
10 sie tn nader donios}e po.
siedzenie .gabinetu. ministe-.
ryalnego, ma kt6re przybyl
tez sm basador. francuski W
Berinie, Gambon zdawa}
spraw'e= 2. rokowa6 ): marok-
kahskich: z Nierncami. Posie-
dzenie tr1wa}o blisko:3 godzi-
nv, w nastroju bardzo po.
waznym.. Cambon. otrzymal
jnsttr:!ukcye,: .podlug kt6rych:
ma ma piSmie ..o6wiadczyc
n'emieckiemu rzadowi, ze:
Francya zada .beswarunko.
wego .!uznania lei :interes6w
" Marokko:.i wycofania sic.
stamtad Niemiec, kt6re W za-
mieni;w odszkodowaniu mo
Ga dqsta6 regulacye granjcy
W Kongo. Nj 9 wiadomo, czy
jest to: juz stanow czo ,,ostat-
ME 81 owo" Francyi, spodzie-
waja sic, ze nawet, gdyby sie|
Niemcy ME ygodxily ma ME,
to ieslz1cze ME przyjdzie do
wo]nX!, q! ale g. = :z1w!olapa bedzie
konwfef mi miedsynarodo.:t
wa: .sswoia droga j Francya il
Niency ill] ialb]'roja eie ostepta-
cyjnie j ;po6piesznie.
Ma Va rzeczonem wyzej po.
siedzeniu gabinetu ministe-
ryalpego .omawia tez zniknie-.
Gle obrazu. :5,,La 'Joconda'' Z
muzum ,,,Luvru"; podobnosa
posz]aki, 20 obraz 6w wYwie..
zionto:: do Bordeaux, ably go
stamtad ~ie6c do Amery-
XII. Rad ro>telegrafowal po
CALVIN 6wiecie / szczeg6iy do:
tyczace obrazu i wskaz6wki
ku pocbwyceniu wiuowajcy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31
TOLEDO, o. Ma prakty--

TOLEDO, Q. Ma prakty-.
czny spos6b wykasania swej
silly liczebneisi orgonjz njzacy1nei
.wzieli sic nasi rodacy " To-:
ledo, O. Misnowiiciel urza. "a.
ia Qlli a dnia s28 1h.am Rtsief, ,;
pdlski" v tenn miescie,
kt6rem wllszyscy bez r64,'iey
oboz6w wystapia " pocho7.
die po g}6wnych ulicach. A,
wiec wystapia oddzialy u.:t
mundurowane, Sokoli, So-f
kolice towarzYstwa tax naroa
dove jak i koscielne przy od11'
znakach i 20 sztandarami, o.
raz tium ludu polskiego nie@
zorganjzowanego. Poniewat
W Toledo mieszka kilkadzie4
siat tysiecy Polak6w i maia
rome liczne Towarzystwa,
przeto dzie6 polski sic i'm ~
da. Obey zobacza mase Pc
lak6w i beda musieli podzl>.
wiac barwno6c mundur6w /
stroj6w polskich oraz zaim>
pol,uie i'm liczba. A z liczba
Amerykanie sic "a swyczaj liz
cza. Take dnie polskie po!!,
winni urzadzac nasi co roku
" r6znych csadacb, q wte-
DIV obey inaczejby sic nami
1iczyli, widzac TAXA sile. Ma
gl6 wnego m6wce " jezyku {
polskim zsproszono prezesa.
p. NJ. B. Steczy6skieg,. "a.
pros,ono tak1e i angielskich
wybitnych m6wc6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31

B OTTA WA, Ont, ,28 sierpnia.
Kampania wyborcza W ca}ej
.pelnj; mimo tego, il przypa-
dla ona W same zniwa, u
dial wyborc6w jest bardzo
liczny: zebrania i konwencYe,
maja t}umna wprost frekwen-
eye a has1em kampanii jest
wiadomo wzajemDosc celna
Kanady ze Stanami Zjedn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31

4 MMstst5s5a'a
! ! sTAM.Fo(R4 !. OR CONN. Do
]ic'znych NY ad k6W: nieo.
str6znego obcf fodzenia sic 2
nafta, przy "a afaniu " pie
Gu, nalezy do at itszcze j..
den wyp-d dekIsiuki 1nial tu
miejsce dnia Ago4. M, kt6-
rego ofiar4 pd lla 1nf.da Pol.
ka, m'anowici Justyna Sv.
neon, ieakala pm. ]4D
Harbor st, z4lpali'a .rano "
pie:u, chcsc 1otowst snIiia-
DAME, a 10 drAbwo bylo mo-
kre to :ez s1a bo siv ! T :pjalilo. J.
vice chcac ddbrze zapa1it, !,
wziela badka ffts acze-..
ia poIewac .drz view pic Gu, },
ME xwaz = =: Y .pteeu
znajiuje sic Bit1 W.tej.
chwili naf'a .sieI Izspa1i}a ina !
stapifa ekspl.'zl q bahki . ca
Ia kobieta stan lasw plomie-s
mach. Ma hui tkspIozyi i
.krzyk niivszczesliWej, przy pr !. :. .
.byl jej maj sta,,is law; kt6re-:
mu pdalo 81 5 e.fgisdl y !, ] kr6tce u.
gaaif leez ! 4lIs 4 iiWma y Of
rzyma}a silus popaTzel,iia. Za-z
brana atnbulansem do szpi-
ta]a, bieetna lie przezy}a
boil Sci, gdJz po o6miu go
dzinacfn:* nneczarni, umarls. :
Sp. :Justyna liczy1a - lat zy-
ciu:i nie Gale diva hta byfa1
zamezna, pozcstawiajac szes-s
ciomiesiec7ne ti1iecko. Pos.
grzeb nieszczesliwej" ofiarY.
nieostr6zncSci odbyf sic W.
sobote dnia nastepnego.
Sam jej MAJ otrzymM row
niez slime poparzeliiiiia o1bu /
rak i twarzy j zosteje pod
opieka lekarza. Przykryten
wypadek pow inien bye pre-
stroga ola tycb k'oobiiet, kt6.i
re pos}uguja sic nafta przy |
rozpalaniu W piecu. s:-s5..a:.ss
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31

)inie, co do warunk6w fran
cuskicb; 0 to Francya sta
nowczo zada ustapienia Mem
COW 2 Marokka, a zato da tam
i'm czesc terytoryum Kongo
W 6rodkowej Afryce, 0 tyle,
0 lie tego bed>ie potrzeba
ola wyr6wnania granicy mie-.
dzy koloniami francuskiemi
q .niemieckiemi. Okolo 3go
lub Ago wrze6nia pertrakta
eye z Niemcami, chwilo
wo przerwane, beda lodjete
ma nowo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31

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LI.ZBONA., ~28 sierpuia, -
p6}nocnych prowincyi dono-
sza, .ze ruchliwo6c monarchi-
stow. " tel cze6ci .kraju wzma..
ga sic. gwa}townie; dowodza-
cy taratejszemi wojskami rza-
dowemi, gen. Bastos donosi,
IL lada ehwila spodziewac sic
nalezy wtargniecia oddzial6w
monarchist6w W .Galicyi
hiszpa6skiej, gdzie mimo re !.
presye <rzqdu ! hiszpa hskiego,
rojali6ci; portugalscy kryia
sic sorganizuja. Podobno
maja. oni dostatek broni i
amunicyi iHdoskonale So cor
ganizowani. NowY pre1ydesnt
d'Arriagass postanowil zmie.
mic: j zlagodzi6 prawo. Q. roz-
dziale. :Ko6ciola :aod pa6stwa,,
TAX, ~ mic 1bedzie zadnyoh
konfiskalts i - IL. i.;taklsacyi, Co lud,
wzburzony tprzeciw republi !.
kanom mozei przgjedna. 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31

Isle nie przyda}y j wojowni'
cza ma}zonka zapozna}a sic =
celia kosy polieyjnej. Juz to
samo powihho Filipowiczowi
wystarczyt ma ukaranie wo-
|jownicze] zo1y:
TOLEDO, o. w niedziele
rano rozegla' sic POI Nc. 164
I:Mettler utica krwawy dramat
fatnilijny, bohaterowje kt6-.
Erego Jan Okofski znajduje
Isle obvcnie pod dozorem le:
|:karzy, a przyk}adna jig, po.
i}owica "a kratkathi ha stacyi
Lagrange. jake zaj6cie po:
prztdza}o krwawy dramat
wyjdzie moze dopiero na jaw
" przes}uchach sadowycb.
Obecnie stosownie do zezna6
rannego Oko6skiego j jego
malej c6reczki zo.a Okcf.
..skiepo przysz}a W nie dziele
.rano do domu " stanie pod.
..niec'nym, a ME otrzymaw.
sly cd me7a zadanych pie
wyci8gneia z szufla-
dy revolver j dafa do leza.
cego W boku meza cztery
etrzaiy. jedna ugodzi}a Oko6-.
:skiegp v prawe ncho, .druga
.k,1la prMszla .ponizvj prawe-
go uika5 trzec1a Udci4la p4lse
y prawrj teki. GzWarty strzal
cl'ybi1 celu. Po tym strzale
Oko6ski jakkolwiek ciezko
ran'fy zerwa} sic z. l6zka, i
z rak zony re-
wolwer rzucif takowy prze1
okno na podw6rze, a sam
wyszed1 ma u|ice W celu szu.
kama ratunku. Zwabienj
strza}ami sasiedzi znalezli o.
ko6skiego lezacego ma uIicy
" kaluzy krwi, skad prz, by
~ ambulans go ,zabrai i cd
wi6zl do szpitala. Zeznania
Oko6skiego sa zupe}nie
z zezniami jej me-
ia i c6rki. Pod}ug jej opo-
wiadania do mieszkania mia.
10 wtargnac czterech .me1-
czyzn i W szczeli b6jke z jejj !
mezem. W toku b6jki jeden
napastnik6w po daniu CITE
rech strza}6w DO jej meza
revolver przez ok
10 poczem wszyscy uciekli. !
Ma inne zapytania. .dawaoe jej
orzez policye ME chce odpo.
Stan Oko6skiego
'tosownie do orzecze1 leka-
rzy jakkolwiek dose kryty-
,zny ME budzl powaznych
obaw i lekarze maja nadzieje |
2 przyjdlie do zdrowia.
MARINETTE, Wis. w ME
lziele odkopano zwtoki ia
ua !. Wertelewskiego, lat 81,
polskiego farmera z Pond,
powiatu Marinette, a to dla- !
lego, ze dowiedziano Sc. il
zostal zamordowany. Umar
ON W zeszla srode. w sprawie
tajemniczej snlierci Werte-;;
lewskirgo, aresztowano jrgo1
zone, Marye, kt6ra wraz 2
czworgiem dzieci zamknieto
v powiatywym wiezie0iu.
Werte lewska pred sa-''
dowym komisarzem i. Evers|
tenn oskarzono o morderstWo
" pierwszym stopniu ] spra.
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