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CHAPTER Will.

A Telegram and q caIIef.

"A Telegram anu a Sdttsfs s##ss5
ssYou say, asked Maitland, as thts3
surveyed the canon, that she went
down the stream? 2"
.She said she was goin' down.
showed her how to cut across tho
mountains an avoid the big bend. iva
got no reason to suspicion that she
didn't go were she said.
Nevertheless" said Maitland, '4t
ia barely possible that she may have
changed her mind and gone up the
canon"
.Yep. the female mind does often
change unexpected like" returned the
other. "but W'ether she went up or
down. the only place for us to look,
take 1t, is down, for If she's alive, 1t
she got out Of the canon and is above
us. nacherly she'd follow it down vera
an we'd a seed her by this time. II
she didn't git out of the canon, why,
to remain with the two who were 20
take up the hunt for Enid. Maitland
might have kept them with him, but
that meant retaining a larger portion
of the scanty supplies that had been
saved and he was compelled againat
his will to refuse their requests. LeAV-
ing barely enough to subsist Maitland
and Kirkby for three or fcalr days, or
until the return of the relief party.
the groups separated at daybreah.
.Oh, Robert" pleaded his wife. 90
he kissed her good bye, take care OF
yourself, but find Enid"
Eyes" answered her husband, y
shall. never fear, but / aaust find tho
dear girl or discover what has beco1as
of her"
There was not time for further
leave taking. A few handclasps from
all that's left of her is bound to be
down stream.
Maitland nodded. He understood.
WED better go down, then" con-
tinued Kirkby, whose reasoning wal
fawless except that he made no ak
loWauce for the human-diyine interpo.
sition that had been Enid Maifland'S
salvation, FAN if we don't find ia
trace Of her down stream, we kis
come Dack8uSIS du SO SuP.
It was a hard, desperate jouynes
the two men took. One of them feil
lowed the stream at its level, ths
other tramped along in the mountains
high above the high water mark OF
the day before. If they had needed
any evidence Of the power OF thai
cloudburst and storm, they found it IN
the canon. In some places where u
was narrow and rocky the pass had
been fairly secured; at other places
the whole aspect of 1t was changed
the place was we1ter OF uprootes
trees. logs jammed together Ia faA
tastic shapes; it was as if some wan
ton bosom of destruction had sWeps
the narrow rift.
(TO BE CONTINUED.l
Money Concealed in Petticoaf.
4 Mrs. Herman Nlcolay Of NorWfoa
heard a rlstling in one of her petss
coats. She ripped It open and fouzs:
soyen certificates OF deposit on dif2ae
ent banks amounting to s3,7oe. I2H'
| ressicoat had beea TIE saopeSsy OF ag
wonaE'e mother-ta-aew.
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sYNoPsls.

Enid Maitland, frank. free, ana I'm un,
spoiled young philadelphia girl Is taeHn
e the Colorado mountains BY 1e r strong nnIlg'
Robert Maitland. lanes - x,,i3h her
ai a persiste p woong thrills the girl but
she hesitates. and Armstrong goes ssw eags
on business without definite ,l1i,n ahs engi-
ne a. NeWbold, whose wife fell off c ell
and was SO seriously hurt that he he vas hes
compelled to shoot her to prevent va hef for for
Ing eaten by wolves while he ne Wells telIs the
s ae,P g gives Enid package Of ef dead
which he says were found on t the u and
woman's body She reads the tsan letters VILE hie
at Kirkby's request keeps .n II Enid Is at
e eashas BY BEAR Which IS myste,t srraR
shot, storm adds to the girls hrook ter into
sudden deluge TRANSFORM swaeps 05 Rnid into
go7pe where She is rescued by noun
IAN hermit after a thrilling experience
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Seemed Strange to Her 4l1'

Miss Melcher in descrlpins ortaIs.
commencement exercises o. azss' sst
medical college to Miss Bungls1, am
that she had felt quite avn atnins
the Hippocratic oath was
tered to the graduates. hsve.
Il should think you Nouia dianaBs
MISS Bungler exclaimed y iAup nsr
surprise. "a hypocritic oath IL,
er heard of that. Something III
i suppose. | shouldn't 'h1l a;a,seg
physician would want to plna -
to a thing like that
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Lazy Expression.

Slang and rutted phrases nay e
brilliantly used and so pass eafrsh's
legally. But for the most part 1 q. Y, a U
not brilliantly used They serve ealeas
the lazy mind and are q bore: s,as,
can, and very many ones DO, shlFR V y
thought process by the MODE 5ol6s s.,
made and ill-ftting expressions Y
as easy as lying. More aptiy,zsis.ssl
easy as swearing. And very mllsh ~ "
a sIoyen1y habit as sWearllle. 81 81
many who might, as early, speah 81, W
write English well groove thslf ilil''ss
with slang and bad usage OF tle ~ -
guage until their thoughts eaa. 49, '.s
travel out except through the lalfof's
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More Suitable.

More Suitable. s
, At the Devon horse show 3 ll,oszs2'
Miss Eleanora Sears was reta1llse.s .,,5
A very stout young woman, .,,Iss
story ran, asked Miss Sears aa ~
about her costume for a fancy -
ball. S r,r,yass
Il think of going as Helen @ llo, Ia5
she ended. DO you think Z Wos'sI
suit me?" "a iii
Miss Eleanora Sears, sufV w
young womans swelling contoa's IS
a faint smile, answered; Nh
Helen of Troy-or, perhaps' I'm .asla
YOU think, Helen Of AVolsdnpo's ~
he better?'
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Hand Vacuum Cleaner,

For use with vacuum . slsst
Massachusetts woman has y .sroagg1
glove, dust being drawn rs slual
tubes inserted in its PAIN. : IS,
brushes are provided beef III
fingers to smooth down the nap
fabric which the suction raises
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Keep to Old custofT i,

At the 6O0-year-old Aaassa
in Cheshire, England, the e IsffssS
regularly rung, after Whien .,i ID az
the month is tolled, q slifslsss
fines FIN when no aimanacs ezlstsa
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r rue Enough.

Half the world don't know no0se's,
live themselves. Life.
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Artie chokes ON artiehokes
And wrfthes about in pain:
But A.untie dotes on #antidotes.
And soon he's well again
The Lamar register., 1912-11-20
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE ON PETi
TloN FOR SALE OR MoRTGAo-
ING OF REAL ESTATE

State of Colorado,
County OF Prowers. IS.
In the County Court in Probate
In the Matter OF the Estate Of Harry
stubbs. Nathaniel Stubs and Mild
red Stubbs. minors
This matter coming on to he heard
1912. upon the petition filed herein by
Fannie Walker. Guardian of said es-
tate. for the sale OF the following de-
scribed real estate. OF a portion there
OF. to-wit The South West quarter OF
Section twenty-five I'D and the
south East quarter OF Section Twenty
seven tzO In township Twenty-three
West of the Sixth Principal Meridian.
containing Three Hundred and twenty
l320l acres. more or less. government
survey; also Lots Nine Cyl to Fourteen
(iil inclusive. in Block Nine 80 IN
Minis n Keeps Addition to the Town
of Granada. all situate. lying and be-
ing in the County OF Prowers and
state of Colorado. each of said Minors
being entitled. as heirs at law OF
Lemuel G. Stubs. deceased. to an I'M
ises. for the purpose of investing the
proceeds of such sale in some interest
bearing security, or If necessary. used
for the support and education and main
benefit OF said estate.
And 1t now appearing to the Court
from said petition that proper ana
or a portion of said real estate.
Now, Therefore, II is ordered by the
Court that Harry Stubs. Nathanie.
stubbs. and Mildred Stubs. said minorf.
all persons who would inherit in case
of the death of said minors. be and
appear before said Court a:
the Court room OF SAID
Court, in the City OF Lamar County
and State aforesaid. on the second day
of December, a u! 1912. at the hour
of ten O'Clock in the forenoon OF said
day. then and there to show cause. II
any there be. why an order should not
be made directing the said Fannie
Walker. Guardian. to sell the whole
or as much of said real estate as may
be necessary for the purposes specified
in said petition.
1t Is Further Ordered That this Or
DER be published for at least four sue
cessIve weeks in the Lamar Register.
a weekly public newspaper published in
said County.
1t is Further ordered That w. A.
Merrill. of said County of Prowers. be
and he is hereby appointed as guard
ian ad Item for Harry Stubs, Nathan
iel Stubbs and Mildred Stubs. minors.
to represent said minors at said hear
ing.
BY the Court:
w. +. FEE, County Judge
,Eounty Court Seall
rirst pub. Oct 30, 1912.
Last pub. November 20. 1912.
The Lamar register., 1912-11-20
MELONS Favored TO SUIT
New Wrinkle From Indiana
Brought to the East

What flavor will you have your
watermelon. City customers are
likely to be asked this question
by the modern farmer not many
summers hence II a custom now pre-
vailing in some parts of the west
is put into practice by the New Jer-
sey watermelon growers. Accord
ing to the story by. Enoch Hogate,
a former Salem county resident,
now dean of the law department
of Indiana State university, who is
visiting relatives in New Jersey,
the artificial flavoring of melons
has been tried with some success in
the Hoosier state.
A hypodermic syringe is used to
inject flavoring extract into the
stem of the melon while it is still
green. Vanilla has been used most
satisfactorily. 1t is necessary only
to take care not to squirt too much
flavoring syrup into the stem at
once, as the sap takes up small
Quantities more readily and dis
tributes them evenly through the
heart of the melon.-New York Tri-
blne.
The Lamar register., 1912-11-20

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There will be stories for readers
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at college or making her own way
N the world: good things for every
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The one to whom you give the
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the remaining issues of 1912. as
well as The Companion Window
Transparency and Calendar for 1911
in rich. translucent colors. 1t is
to be hung in the window or over
the lampshade. You, too. as the
giver of the present will receive a
copy of 1t.
THE YOUTHS COMPANION
144 Berkeley ST.. Boston, Mass.
New subscriptions received at this
office.
The Lamar register., 1912-11-20
To the Citizens of
Lamar

Lamar should have a larger Mill
tary company than IL has. It would
be an advertisement to you through
out the state. 1t offers valuable Mill
tary training to the young men. The
ranks of the original company have
been depleted. Lamar is we'll SUD-
piled with fine young men to fill the
vacancies.
AS we recognize individuals by
their personality, SO in military ctr
cles, companies are known by their
characteristics. No company attains
of its captain.
Company C. is to be congratulated
upon the statewide reputation of
Captain Householder, who is recog-
nized as superior officer. Who by
his careful training has put upon his
company the stamp of his PERSONAL
ity..
There was a day when rowdyism
was the only passport required to adj
init one into the ranks. but greatly
to the credit of the National Guards
may it be said that a different stand
ar" obtains today.
We are not discussing the Regular
army composed of recruits drawn
from distant states and diverse
sources. The National Guard of
which this company is q part Is COM
posed of men that represent distinct
localities. Company C. represents
Lamar. A group of men with c3m-
munity characteristics and common
interests. Wherever they go they
represent their home, Lamar.
Whether their representation be q
credit or discredit to your communi-
ty depends upon the character of the
men.
How we'll Lamar IL represented by
this company may be seen by the
following conversation which took
place between the conductor and my
self while our Company c.. was en-
route to Colorado Springs. This
man said II have hauled q great
many soldiers but have never had 30
gentlemanly q company as these"
Company = needs reoruiss. It IL
not . matter Of mere military con-
Germ but . question which inolves
the best interests Of the whole COM
munity.
Lamar can not AFFORD to be indif-
erent to this appeal. II you want to
help the young men. II you want to
advertise Lamar boost for Company
C.-H. M. Pingree.
The Lamar register., 1912-11-20
Rotation In once.

II believe in rotation In Office" said
the dissatisfied citizen.
yes" replied Senator Sorghum.
But so frequently an impression ex
lists that rotation merely means turn
ing things upside down."-Washing
ton Star.
The Lamar register., 1912-11-20
A Gift With Thought In It

There's one very simple way out
of the Christmas shopping problem;
don't shop, but sit quietly at home
and subscribe for The Youths Com
panion. The chances are too, that
no present you could buy for the
young friend or the family you de-
light to honor could confer SO much
pleasuree as The Youths Compan-
don for a whole round year-fifty-
two weeks issues, and the fifty
The Lamar register., 1912-11-20

Patience-You say Peggy IL very
much Influenced by her surroundings?
Patrice-Oh. my, yes. Why. when
Will has his arm around her she's in.
fluenced by VIII. and when Jack has
his arm about her she's Influenced
BY Jack.
The Lamar register., 1912-11-20
Heard From.

Heard From.
Church-Do you remember that boy
aext door,
Gotham-The one you said we would
hear from some day?
Yes; well. that's him we're hearing
now. He's learning to play the I'D
dlA"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-05

JUAREZ, 3 wrze6nia. Sto-
sunki W S1nora zachodnim
chihuahua pogarszaja sic sill
ME. Rewolucyonisci grasuja
tam licznemi choc niewiel.
kiemi bandami, a federalne.
60 wojska byt tam jest
malo, by m6dz skutecznie z
mimi walczyc. .Napadaja oni
ma fanny, kradna konie pa.
sze, wog6le swoim ciezko da'
ia sic we znaki. Kolo Noga-
les napadli oni ma dwu far
morrow Amerykan6w; ci
broniac sic, zabili trzech ma.
pastnik6w, a teraz sami sa
przez bande rewolucyoni'
stow najgorzej przesladowa.
nj.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-05

CHIC AGO, III. lyle juz
razy pisa}o sic o nieszczesli:
wych wypadkach, kt6re wy
darzy}y sic W polsich :dziel'
nicach przez nieostrozno6c
i niedba1oSc. Wczo-aj znowu
zaszedi TAXI wypadek.
Michaf Koltun, sam0tny,
lat 81, 1926 Elston ave., u
k}adl sic wczoraj wieczerem
do snu ma. >. oknie, a raczej
ma futrynie; ME zwazajac w
Gale ma czeste ostrzezenia
swej bratowej, Maryanny Ko}
1unowej, kt6ra przepowiada'
Ia mu nieszczescie. Dzisia],
o godz. 2::3O mad ranem, Kol-
tun wypadl oknem trzecie-
go pietra i 5miertelnie sic
pokaleczyl. Nadjechali zaraz
we wozie patrolowym policy.
anci Januszewski i Harper i
odwiezi Ko}tuna do szp;tala
6w, Elzbiety gdzie W pol go
dziny p6zniej wyzionaf ducha
Koltun miai peknieta czasz-
ke i prawa noge i prawa re-
ke z}alaana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-05
GENEVA, Szwajc arya,

GENEVA, Szwajc arya, 3
wrzesnia. Coraz wiecej wi
docznem sic stale, ze pok6j
wojnie turecko wloskiej spro
wadzic bedzie mogta tylko
regularna konferencya po.
kojowa, a moze przedtem
|jeszcze niejedna krwawa bi
TIVE stoczyc prsyjdzie. Nieu>
rzedowe perraktacye prowa
dzone cd kilku tygodni przez
prywatnych przedstawicie]i
W}och i Turcyi, kt6rzy spo-
tykali sic W kilku miejsco.
wo6ciach Szwajcaryi, ME do.
prowadzily i juz zdaje sic
ME doprowadza do niczego.
MlarOdalnl pOlltycy prZeWl'
daja, re pa1stwa, kt6re u
czestniczv}y W Kongresie Ber
li6skim beda musia|y zwotac:
i urzadzic nowy Kongres j
ma MN zako6czy sic wojne a
moze i ureguluje kwestye bal
ka1ska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-05

k6w, vice sedzia policylny
Nc Adoo musia} ]udzi tych
wypuScic wolno. ,Za}uie bar
dzo", rzek} sedzia, ,,ze ME
moge ich skazac, ably dobra
nauczke niezliczonym paso-
rzytom, kt6rych jedynem "a
jeciem jest oszukiwanie
okradanie swoich wsp6lziom-
k6w krwawo zapracowa'
nych pieniedzy''. Poniewaz
bieduy Bubak zosta} bez gro-
sza, przeto sedzia wzruszony
jego niedola, obdarzy} 20
ma}a kwota i kaza} mu POI
dac W swym prywatnym po
koju obiad.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-05

cowania wierzchu automobi-
lu. Ot6z haczyk ten zaje'
cha} Ladorskiemu pod lewe
ucho, sprawiajac ma jego
gardle rane diva Gale d1uga
i cal gIeboka. Nieszcze6liwy
padi ma ziemie zemdla}y, i
n;ebawem zebra} sic t}um
publicznosci i jak zwykle
tardzo licznej W tel okolicy
Policyant P, McGuigan prze.
bill sic z trudnoscia przez
cizbe ciekawych, u}ozy} ram
nego do automobile, kt6ry
90 skaleczy} i zawi6z} go do
szpitaia Fanny Maryi. Glory
utraci| tyle krwi, ze trudno
bQdz16 go utrZYmac przy Zy'
ciu. Wr6ciwszy ze szpitala
stawil,s;e Lutes ma g}6wna
stacye policyi, skad go jed
max puszczono wolno, ponie'
waz okaza{o sic re Ladroski
by} przyg}uchy i ME us}y'
szat nadjezdzajacego automo.
blu zreszta wypadek ten
nieszcze6liwy by} nadzwyczaj
rzadkim i nastapi} bez why
powozacego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-05

.COR1NTHO, 3 wrzesnia,
, Przybyl tu krazownik Sta
now Ziedn.. California" na
MIN admiral Switzerland,
szef eskadry Pacyfiku, a z
MIN 400 zolnierzy. Admiral
udal sic ma kanonierke ,An-
napolis'' q California" uda}
sic do Panamy po woisko,
kt6re stamtad przywiezie do
Nikaruguy. Admiral wysa-
dzil wiecej wojska ma lad
celem jego Jest utrz5 mamie
ruchu kolejowego miedzy
stolica Managua q miastem
Corintho. P6zniejj beda wy.
slane expedycye do Leon j
innych miast, zajetych przez
rev olucyonist6w. Sytuacya
W ostatnich kilku dniach u.
kszta} towala sic nieco spo.
kojniej linie telegraficzne ma.
prawione przez Ameryka.
now, funkcyonuja poprawnie
W najbli1szych dniach pray
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-05

RZYM, 2 wrze6nia ME-
kt6re pisma tutejsze i zagra'
niczne podaja wiesc o nag}em
zapadnieciu ma zdrowiu Ojca:
6w. Piusa Xgo. Papiez W cia-.
gu ostatnich kilku tygodni
czuc sic mia} coraz s}abszy
obecnie upadek sill ma bye
tax wielki, ze Papiez wcale
stac juz ME moze; nieraz ME
moze Mszy rannej odprawit
a jesIi ia odprawia to siedzac
Podobno Ojea sw. przygne-=
bi}a tel bardzo choroba jego
ukochanej siostry kt6rej stan:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-05

PARYZ, 3 wrzesnia. Bawiacy
tn posef do kongresu Stan6w
ri. J. DAlzell z Pittsburgh W
intewiewie ogfoszonym przez
pisma broni stanowiska rza.
du ameryka6skiego W spra-
vie uwolnienia statk6w anne
ryka6skich cd oplat "a prze'
jazd panamskim kana}em.
Utrzymuje on, ze kanaf ma
terytoryum Stan6w Zjedn.,
ich kcsztem wybudowany,
musi podlegac wyfacznie kon
troll Stan6w, a ME miedzyna.
rodowej; = tejze przyczyny
Stany ma ia prawo ufortyfi-
ko1ac go.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-05
q pisma jako bezna-

podaja pisma jako bezna-
:dziejny....
Podobno Kurya Rzymska
ma. zarniar kreowac jeszcze
:iednego kardYna}a dla Sta.
now Zjednoczonych, z rezy-
:dencya sta}a W Rzymie: Ken
.nedY, =rektor Kollegium anne
ryka6skiego W Rzymie ma
bye npatrzony ma te godnosc
Krazy pog}oska ze tak&e !
Mexyk ma otrzymac jednego
kardyna}a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-05

SO. BOSTON, Mass. Tu.
tejsi odlewacze zelaza czyh
t. wv. ,,coremakers pre-.
waznie sami Polacy i @Litwi.
nj, W liczbie oko}o $50 wyszli
ma strajk, zadajac podwyzki
p'acy i zmnie]szenia godzin
piracy. Unia ), ,coremaker6w''
wzieia ich pod swoja opieke i
obieca}a p}acic strajkujacym
po So tygodniowo. Inni ro-
botnicy pracujacy W tel sa-
mel lejarni W liczbie 450,
zadaja podwyzki piracy i taxi
re groza strajkiem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-05

DUNKIRK, N. Y. w So
bote by} uroczysty dzieh dla
Polakfw W Dunkirk i dla pa.
rattan sw. Jacka W szczeg6l-
nosci. Proboszcz i dusz pa
sterz wielo letni, ks. Bart}o-
miei Swinko, ma swe imleni-
ny so rocznice swych rro'
dzin. To tel konfratry z
blizka i 2 daleka, badz oso.
tiscie, badz listownie szczere
j zycz}iwe s}owa wyrazajace
dobra wole i serdeczne zycze-
MIA dla solenizanta pr2es}ai.
KS. Rart}omiej Swinko przy.
by} do Dunkirku juz W r.
1896 i obja} duszpasterstwo
tel najstarszej po sw. Stani'
slavic polskiej parafii W
dvecezyi buffalowskiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-05

CHICAGO, Ill. w zesz}a
6rode rano wyszed} do piracy
% letni Antoni Rogalski
mieszksjacy u krewrego, Pa.
VIA Szycbowskiego, pnr. 1854
N. Ashland ave. Od tego cza.
su ME dai o sobie zadnej via.
domo6ci. Pracowa} on cd pa
,ru tygodni W stolarskiej ia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-05

BERLIN, z wrzesnia. Go
sarz Wilhelm po dwutogo'
dniowej chorobio, kt6ra prze.
@by} W Wilhe)mshoehe, po-
wr6ci} do stolicy, owacyjnie
witany przez t}umy, zgroma'
dzone ma dworcu i ulicach
miasta.
Bawi W Berlinie hr. Bern
stroff, :sposef nie1niecki W
Stan. Zjedn., kt6ry tn kon'
feruje z ministrem spraw
zagranicznych W sprawie
trudnosci clowych gromadza
cych sic W stosunkach ME-
mice 2 A1neryka.
Urzedowojuz og}oszono, ze
ces.s Wilhelm w pOnledzla1eK
pojedzie do Szwaicaryi ably
przyjac udzia} W manewrach
armii tamtejszej. Rada zwiaz.
kowa szwajcsrska wielkie
czynl przygotowania ma PREY.
iecie go6cia. Prawdopodobnie
potem pojedzie Wilhelm do
Drezna W Saxonii gdzie sic
odbywaja manewry saskiego
korpusu armij; tel okazyi
zjechalo tam wielu ksi4zat
Rzeszy -=Niemie ckiej.=
NaroI 10 wa subskrypcya ma
|flote napowietrzna, jako dar
dla ces. Wilhelma z okezyi
25]ecia jego rzad6w, wyno-
Il jul 81 500, 600; otwarto
Tia " kwietniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-05

bedzie do Corjntho dalszych
$50 zoinierzy ameryka6skich
ma okrecie california =
Panamy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-05

NOWY YOR Folski 70.
.botnik Bubak, eheacy wra-
cac z ,,oszezed ednokciami ca
lego roku do krait, poszed1
z ,,kraja MANI" wypit coSkol-
wick ma pozegnanies i=:przy
tel sposobno5c kradli go5
ci mill towarzysze k.omplet-
ME z got6wki, Poniewaz
iednak ME miaI on=swiad.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-05

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Od-
by}a sic tn sensacyjna spra-
wa dw6ch Polak6w. Antonio
20 Kulikai Stefana Roraskie.
20 oskarzonych O zamordo-
wauie ma farmie W West
Granville starej syd6wki u
mi6skiej W celach rabunku.
Obydwaj zostali uznani vim
nymi i skazani ma Smiert. w
diva dni po wyroku kullk
rozchorowa{ sic i zmarl "
szpitalu wieziennym. Kolegs
lego Boraski apelowa1. i,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-05

CHICAGO, Ill. Zwarywa}.o4
negdaj 30 toletni Franciszek
Nowak, zam. pnr. 2233 South
port ave., ma J6zafatowie gdy
bocian przyni6s} mu trzecia
c6reczke 2 rzedu. Chciat on
koniecznie syna, lecz gdy
narodzila sic c6rka, oddaa
sic niepo.,ieszony ojciec pi.-.
ja6stwu, a W ko6cu poszu.
kaf revolver i strzeli} sobie
W glove, k}adac sic trupem
ma miejscu.:. :.Policya::ze sta.
cyl p,zy N. Halsted ul: @
des1a}a zw}oki do kostnicy
,pnr. 2216 Southport ave.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-05

MIL LWAUKEE, Wis. W t.ych
dniach W sadie policyjnym
stawa}a Franciszka Jezew~
ska oskarzcna o nieprawne
leczenie. Jazewska a1eszto
wano W South, Milwaukee
ma oskarzenie J6zefa Kozlow-
skiego. Jazewska wszystkim
swoim pacyentom zakazywa.
la uczeszczac do ngrcserni"
Koz}owskiego, a to z tel
przyczyny, ze jest " stanie
), ,rzucaG uroki". Skoro sic 0
tenn dowiedziai Kozlowski,
kaza} Jazewska aresztowac.
Oskarzona przyzna}a sic W
sadzie, ze jest spiritystka
ze lec1yia wszelkie choroby
ko6ci. Leczy}a ona Helene
Zarkowa, kt6ra mia}a nos
czerwony; 2,atarzyne Piotro'
wska. Franciszke Krunkow-
ska, Marye Brudnicka, kt6-
ra ME fnog}a chodzic a "a
to leczenie pobiera}a pewne
.wynagrcdzenia. Sed>ia wy.
slucbaf 6wiadk6wi ze wzg|e.
du re Jazewska ma kilkoro
dzieci, puscit ia wolno, lecz
zakaza{ jei pokazywac sic W
South Milwaukee. Jezeli Je.
zewska jeszcze raz bedzie a.
resztowana, to sedzia po6le
ia do wiezienia. Polska spi'
rytystka mjeszka PREY Clin-
ton u]icy, " Milwaukee i juz
raz przedtem byla areszto'
wans.
DETROIT, Mich. J6zef
I.adroski, lat so szedl sobie
do Campus Martius, gdy O.
tori e;n a nienn unfnmnhil
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-05

bryce. Zachodzi obawa, ze
padf ofiara nieszczesliwego
wypadku.
Rodzice Antoniego Royal
skiego mieszkaja W Europie,
Kto ma 0 m}odzie6cu ia
kakolwiek wiadomosc, MECH
doniesie obyw. Paw@owi Szy-
choWskiemu.