davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-01
Z NIw POLsK1I,B
W AMERF( E

CLEVELAND,O. Ma wese.
lu polskiem " hall 'Styfa'
pozgali sic nozami onegda]
nasi ludzie W straszny spo-
sob. Niejaki VII. Ulanow-
ski, z pm. 2049 w. 10 .ulica~
zdaje sic, ze zabawe weselna
przyplaci zyciem. Dwu in.
nych takze zostalp ciezko no.
zami poka|eczonycb.
Trzyletnia dziewczynka
p. Jarzembowskieh, 414 Mo-
ran ul., bawiac sic ogniem W
zauiku, odniosia tax stra !.
szne poparzenia, 10 " pare
dni p6zniej zmarla W stra-
sznych bole6ciach,
- W piatek ubiegfego ty
godnia pred wieczorem ma
stapi}a eksplozya gazu " oko-
Icy Warren Mack iConcorl !
aves. Trzech .mezczyzn od~
niosfo cieakie rany. Mie :
szka6cy tel dzieeAl!lieysz Vii na
:chwile peWllii, ), Is g trieste ME
:ziemi nastapi}o, skntkiem
czego ME oby}o sic !. bez pa
niki. Pokaleczeni SO robotnia
cy pracujacy tam " przeko'
pie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-01
w MAUCH CHUNK, Pa

/. w MAUCH CHUNK, Pa.
aresztowano po raz drugi
Marcina Laskowskiego, kt6-
ry byf skazany Ia smierc "a
morderstwo Mary Yantchnik
u kt6 rel przybywal ma STAN
cyl.
.Laskowski potrafi} uciec
z wiezienia przy pomoc:y TO-
ny szeryfa kt6ra potajemnie
wreczy}a kluczy Laskowskie-
mu. Pc ucieczce Z wiezienia
Laskowski po mimo poszuki-
wan w}adzy, przez czas d}uz-
sly zazywa} wolno6ci lecz
zasz}a okoliczno6c, ze pobit
swa zone kt6ra 90 wyda}a
wladzom i zostaf po raz dru~
gi aresztawany, oczekujac
czasu swego stracenia. Je-
dnakowoz i tym razem zdo-
la} wymknac sic ma wolnosc
przez rozebranie okna. Teraz
przebywa} try lata ma VOL
no6ci. ,,Kto vie czy ME da
mu sic tym razem umknac
z wi7zjenia?''
Kazimierz Bolewski zatru-
dniony W Bast kopalni, "
ubieg}a sobote podczas wcia-
gania podpor stracif balsns
spadf z 30 stop wysoko6ci z
kad wydobyto tylko NATIVE
jego zwioki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-01

KONSTANTYNOPOL, 29
lipca. Turcya nowe ma kEo-
poty! Do wojny z W}ochami
powsta MIA W Albanii, przesi-
leh ministeryalnych, braku
fundusz6w ma za1atwienie te-
60 przybywa obecnie nova
trudnosc, kt6ra grozi wiel-
kiemi powik}sniami. Oto
stronnictwo stare tureckie
razem z liga wojskowa, po'
zostajace W pozYcyi wzgle-
dem postepowego ln}3dotu-
reckiego rzadu zazadalo, aby
Rad rozwiazaf parliament dla:
tego, 70 jest on jednostron
ny, z}ozony tylko z m}odo
turk6w; .kontrolowany wyia-
cznie przez ich stronnictwo
kt6re stare Tdrcy uwazaja
"a g'5wna wszelkiego Fla
przyczyne. wv ]i6cie anoni-
rnowym, jaki przys}a}o owo
opozycyjne stronictwo, groza
ze je6li " ci4gu dwu dni par
lament ME zostaDie rozwia.
zany, to liga wojskowa, kon.
trolujaca wojska stojace W
Uskub, Monastyrze inne, ru.
say te woiska ma stolice i z
bronia " reku przeprowadz;
swe 2adania. Podobno u ste.
ru rzadu ME zlekli sic tel
pogr6zki; nowy premier Mu-
chtaf Pasza i minister wojny
Nazim Pasza.. porozumieli sic
i ME uznaiac potrzeby roz-
wjazania parla'netstu, beda
6cigac wrogie rzadowi stron-
nictwo. Wdrozono jul 6ledz-
two CO do autor6w tego listu
z pogr6zkami.: W 1zbie depu-
towanych wle6c 0 tym liscie
wywoiaaa obnrzenie uzasa--
dnione. Rad zYmysla Jed
max poczyni6 pewne ulgi pra-
wodawcze, mianowicie chce
odwo}ac zakazy, odbywania
zebra6 publicznych. i wyg}a-
szania NOW, krytykujacych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-01
skim sadzie dla ma1olet-
Mich.

TOLEDO. D. l zn6v
dzieki zdzicza}osci obyczaj6w
w6r6e' naszej m}odziezy, jmi:
polskie dosta}o bezp}atna re.
klame ma szpaltach pism
apgielskich. "a kratami o.
sadzeni zostali W niedzlele
J6zef Kruzel, Jan Kosi6ski
i Jan Misiewicz pod zarzu
tenn zamordowanla Freda
Gummel i zbicia do nieprzy.
tomnosci jego dw6ch ko]e
gov Burta Robinson Cha
lesa Eva. Zbrodnie popel-
mono okolo 3 godz. rano W
niedziele obok krzyz6wki
ikolejowej ma West Toledo.
Stosownie do zezna1 jedne.
go z pobitych, zostali oni
naredDieci przez szesciu ma
pastnik6w W drodze: do do.
:4nu W poblizu krz.y56wki ko-
lejowej. Jeden Z napastnik6w
wystrza1e m z rewolweru po-
lozy} trupem Freda Hummel
drudzy kolbami rewolwer6w
i butanli bill dw6ch drugich
lezacychzeaaa~zjemi. Napado.1
wi przyglads}o sic dw6ch far
mer6w, lecz d)a braku odwa-
gi ME smieli przeszkodzic.P .Po.
licya sledzl "a pozosta}ymi
ma wolnoSci zbrodniarzami,
kt6rzy brali udzia} W napa.
die, j gdy ich dostanie. be-
da musieli odpowiadac "a
wsp6fudziaf W zbrodui.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-01

p6lnocnej i po}udniowej z lat
wojny ] o6l 65 razem l30
tom6w Z atlasem Kompleny
take szacuja dzi6 ma $600,000
a posiadaja je W Anglii tyl-
kO British Muzeum i Bibli-
oteka Londy6ska".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-01

LONDYN, 29 )ipca. Am
basadcr ameryka6ski, Reid,
ofiarowa1 miejskiej 5ibliote-
ce W Gu lid Hall komplet
rekord6w rzadowych armii
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-01

MT. CARMEL, Pa. Wiktor
K oval zamieszkaiy ma Ex-
change W 6rode podczas piracy
W kopalni zosta} zabily na
miejscu przez odiam. spadaja
!cego wegla. ! &.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-01

W UNIONTOWN, Pa. 20
sta}o prawdopodobnie zaIa.
nych ma smierc 40 g6rnik6w
kt6rzy pracowali W Suppers
kopalni.' Powodem zatopie-
MIA kopalni by1o przerwanie
sic rezerwoaru znajdujacego
sic przy kopalni tax, il
wszelki ratunek zosta} unie-
mozliwionv.
CHICAGO, Ill. Ubieg}ej
niedzie]i odby}o sic poswie-
Genie Dowego polskiego kos
cio}a 6w. Walentego W Ci-
cero, ILL.,, gdzie proboezczem
jest dzie)ny Zjednoczeuiec
ks. A. Ha}gss. Poswjecenia
dokonaf J. E. ks. Biskup P.
Rhode prey licznym wsp6}u-
dziale duchowie6 stwa i wier-
nycb. Towarzystwa Zjedno
czenia, kt6rych W mlodej
parafii jest juz trzy, powitaly
ks. Biskupa wprowadzajac go
z muzyka ma czele W pocho.
die do koscio}a. w uroczy-
stosci wzielj miedzy innymi
udziat: prezes Zjedn. p. A.
damkiewicz, wiceprezes ma
Stan Illinois, p. F. G6rski Z
z iona i redaktor ,,Narodu. !"
Ubiegtego poniedzia}ku o.
twarto kursa wakacyine ola
Si6str Nauczycielek W Chi
cago. Kulsa to potrwaja czte
ry tykodnio Il urzadzono
je "a staraniem Stowarzysze-
ME kap}an6w Polskich.
Otwarcie kurs6w .by}o ma.
der uroczyste, a rozpoczelo
sic odprawieniem pontyfikal-
nej Mszy sw. " .ko6ciele 6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-01

CIESZYN, Slask. 20 lipca.
w ca}ym kraju ulewy j bu.
RE znaczne poczynify szko''
DIV w zasiewach okofo Tro.
powa W wezbranej wskutek
zerwania chmur rzece utone.-
10 3 ch rObOtnik6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-01

3rd Str, Winona, Mimi,
Stanis}awa. Msze Sw. odpra-
will Najprzow. ks. Bis'<lp~
Rhode.
Wyk}ady rozp"c<ynaig vi sic
we wtorek s}uchac ich be.
die przesz}o 800 Si6str. j.
IS, levin ski, s'oja' "a
rogu p ej Throop "|.. :>e-
kajac ma tramwaj, "ajur''any
przez automobjI, W i'6r]m>
jecha} Bt F"rHberbt' ? Wall
lace ul. W wypadkn :iyru
odni6s} Lewi6ski powazne
obrazenia wewnetzne, a mad.
to ma diva Zebra z}amane.
Syn jego, H. Levin Xxi, 3D.
ni6s} go do domu, starowina
wskute K ran zmarf W ME-
dzie]e o ". godzinie pred =
poludniem.
Jukwest odbedzie sic W cia~+
gu dni% dzisieiszego.
Szofora aresltowano..
PITSBURG, Pa. S,raszI we
dtszcze jake padaja W czasie i
przsAz'ego i ttgn tygodni.
.spo uo;lowa}y olbrzymie SIX,
.dy. w przesz}ym tygodniu
we 5r"de " nocY oberws}a
sic ch:nura " Barren Ru,4s,.
Mad ms}ym potokiem SIT
dom W kt6ryn zamieszkj"a-
la rodzina Ravmond6w i La
wi6sk ich rszem d>iewiec: o
sob. Gdy W czasie ulewy o..
berwa}a sic chmura wezbra-
ny po,ok wystapiF z brzeg6w
podmv} domek woda unio-
s}a dom ku rzece Mononga-
he)a. Stafo sic to tax nagle,
ze ME podobie6stwem bylo,
komukolwiek sic ratowaf.
Mieszka6cy wylt Eli ma dach
chcac W ten sposob unikn4c
zguby, Il cz niestety piynacy
dom uderzyf W drzew wo i wszy
scy poszli ma dino. Jeden
ty)ko John Raymond ozenio-
ny z c6rka Lawi6 1kich oca-
lal dostawszy sic szcze6liwie
do brzegu. w poniedziaiek W.
Monongahela kolo McKees.
port znaleziono zw}oki koble-
ty kt6re Jan Lawi6ski, roz-
poznal jako jego matki. Zwlo=
XII piecioletniej Emmy Ray
mond znaleziono al kolo Bea-
Yer, reszty zatopionych, ,szesf
os6b dotychczas Die zna]ezio'
90.
Straszny to wypadek. w
niedziele rozszala}a sic stfasz
liwa uiewa a okolice Wilmer
ding, Turtle Greek, East Pit
tsburg, Braddock strasz|iwie
ucierpia}y. Deszcz Cd same
20 rama la} strumjenjami cd
czasu do czasu jakby Gale
wa}y wody zlswaly sic ma
ziemie W dolinie Turtle Greek
W tel miejsco wo6ci ulewa
poczyni}a najwieksze szkody
wszystko zalsne, :Mezna6wiac
juz O polach, ale domy, far J:
bryki ]ezace wszyszk6 : hY}o
pod woda. Ludzie zawczasu
ostrzegani schronili sic ma
g6rne pietra: lub ca}kiem wy
nosili sic dom6w.
MT. CARMEL, Pa. Wiktor
K oval zamieszkaiy ma Ex-
change W 6rode podczas piracy
W kopalni zostai zabily na
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-01

PARYz. 29 lirca. z Fe-
zu donosza ze sytuacya W
Marakeszu nagle pogorszy{a
sic. Miasto otoczone jest przez
kraiowc6w, kt6rzy groza W.
targnieciem, je6li guberna-
tor ME ustapi. Kolonie spla-
drowane. Karawany ME zbli-
zaja sic do m'asta. Sytuacya
tragiczna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-01

SOUTH BEND: lad. Ks.
Kubinyi, kt6ry przyjecha}
tu z New Jersey, by obja6
piecze mad Wegrami, kt6rzy
oderwali sic Cd ko5cio}a
przy West Thomas ulicy,
po rozm6wieniu sic z dele
gatem apostolskim W Wa
shingtonie, D. c., gdzie po-
jecha{ W zesz}ym tygodniu
gdy wr6ci} W njedziele ME
odprawif naboze6stwa W sa-
Ii Magyar Haz, przy S. Cha
pin u|icy, lecz m6wii obec-
nym W sail ze W poniedzia-
lex musi wrocie do Washing
tonu ma ualsza konferencye
z delegation apostolskim.
l pojechaf. A zwolenicy
jego znajduja sic W przy'
.krem po}ozeniu gdyz ME
wiedza czy KS. Kubinyi
wog6le wr6e; kiedy do South
Bond. Jednakze kontrakto-
rzy postepuja z bu iowa no.
wego kosciola La Prairie
Avenue, a ci, kt6rzy kon.-
trakt podpisali = pewnie
beda mieIi kosciof bez ksie.
dza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-01

NANTICOKE, Pa. Dzje6
21 lipca br. byf dniem mad
zwyczajnej uroczystoSci ME-
tylko ola blizszej rodziny p.
p. Sosnowskich ale Ida vie.
lu krewnych znajomrch j
przyjaci6}.
W dniu tym bowiem W
ko6cie]e Matki Boskiej Cze-
stocb. przy South Hanover
ul. 'odprawif nowo: wyswie-
cony KS. Marcy Sosnow.
ski pierwsza msze sw. Asy.
stuwali celebrantowi KS. Jan
.Sobota iako arcykapian KS.
iWiencek z Detroit jako dy-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-01

LWOW, 26 lipca. Okolice
Zaleszczyk nawiedzila stras>~
ma burza gradowa. Plony
W 10 wsiach sa zupefnie mi
szczone. NaJbardziej ucier-
pia}a wieS Szczytowce; gdzie
grad wybif do cna wszyst'
kie plony. Mn6stwo ptactwa
zgine}o podczas bury.
BERLIN, rs l;pca. z Pc
tersburga donosza, 10 rosyj-
ski prezydent ministr6w Ko
k0wcew oswiadczyt kores'
pondentowi jednego z pism
berli6skich, il W czasie zja"
zdu W Porcie Ba}tyckim pre-
kona} sic O szczerosci, przy'
jazni i mitosci Niemiec do
Rosyi. Polityka niem;ecka
odznacza sic uczciwo6cia CD
Osobiste zblizenie obu mo:
nar;h6w i kierujacych me.
z6w stanu obu pa6stw ME
jest przej5ciowem, tylko trivia
lem, opartem ma wzmocnie'
niu wzajemnej przyjazni
zaufaniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-01
Rad. Ogolnie sadza, ze spra-
wa p,wyzsza stenie sic po-
wodem nowych powaznych
przesile6 W Turcyi.

Rzym, 20 lipca. Agencya
Stefaniego donosi z Reggie
del Emilia: Kongres socya-
listyczny ma wniosek grupy
rewolucyonist6w, wykluczyi
z partyi pos}6w Bisolatiego,
Cambriniego, Bonomiego i
Podrece "a to, ze ME wyste:
powali pr2ec;w wojnie i wy
razili kr6lowi hold po zna-
nym nieuda1ym zamachu.
Tramwaj, dazacy obok
Forum Romanum" (czesc
starozytnego mjasta) wyko:
leif siej uderzy} W kolumne
Marka Aureliusza SLIME go
uszkadzajac, 18 os6b odnio.
s1o przytem ciezkie pokale-
czenib.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-01

PARYZ, 29 lipca. Bawi
tu w. r. Hearst, znany wy
dawca gazet ameryka6ski.;h
polityk. Ogiosi} on W pismach
oredzie; W kt6rem oswiadcza
ze jego pisma ME beda po.
pierac demokrat6w W kam-
panii prezydencyaInej, skoro
demokraci W kongresie. Wa
szyngto6skim ME popar]i
sprawy pomnozenia f]oty,
tax bardzo potrzebn ej Sta
nom Zjednoczonym. Naval
on par:ye demokratyc>na ma
lostkowa i kr6tko wzroczna
a jako TAXA ME godna ufno
Sci i poparcia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-01

| olT' "ld0LO OtOCAOu0 J0ov ~ AOI
kraiowc6w, kt6rzy groza W.
Itargnieciem, je6li guberna'
tor ME ustapi. Kolonie spla'
drowane. Karawany ME zbli'
zaja sic do miasta. Sytuacys
tragiczna.
Montreal, Kanada, 29 lipca
Parowiec Empress of Bri'
tain kolidowa} W sobote VIE
czorem w6r6d nader gestej
mg}y w zatoce rzeki sw. Wa.
wrzy6ca z okretem weglo'
wvm ,,Helvetia". Wskutek
kolizyi weg|owy zatona}, ale
zaioge jego uratowano, En-
press of Britain tez ciezkie
poni6s} uszkodzenia "a.
wr6eil~do Quebec; ma :: iego
pok}adzie dazylo 100 pasaze.
row do Europy; okret ,Hel''
yetia' daryl 2 Sydney, W Au-
stralii j wi6x} 5000 ton we
gla. Okretowi ,,Empress OF
Br." wye}ano ma wszelki wy
padek statek ratunkowy Stra
ctona ma pomoc krazownik k
Cruiser Okr6t Helvetia
ugodzony boku tax, ze sic
rozdzielil nieomal ma 2 cze.
Sci i szybko zatona}; przecie
akcya ratunkowa by}a tax
sprawna, ze Mkt 2 ludzi ME
zgina}. Ma pokfadzie Empress
of Br. zaranowa}a panika,
ale wnet ia zdofano usmie.
rye.
LONDYN, 29 lipca. Wyda-
no tu wsr6d powszechne.
go zainteresowania pamietn;k
kr6lowy Wiktoryi omawiaja.
.cy jej czasy mfodosci.
Wielka senzacye wywoiaf tu
wvk}ad profesora angielskie-
go Smitha z uni wersytetu
Minnesoty, wygioszony na
kongresie. eugenik6w {zajmu
jacych sic westya sta}ego
ulepszania rasy ludzkiej).
Smith oswiadczyi sic szcze-
g6lniej przeciwko ,popraw-
nym ma1ze6stwom t, j. ba-
dan;u lekarskiemu pred W.
stapieneim W zwiazki ma}ze6-
skie j przytacza} przyk}ady,
ze wielu uczonych i artyst6w
mia}o ciafa fizycznie upo6le-
dzone jako to: Kant, Spen-
Ger, Newton: Napoleon inni.
RzYM, 29. lipcat,.:: J.: Kardyna}
C'avallari, patryarcha Wene-
cyl wyrazii sic nader ujemoie
o obecnych modach kobie.
cych jaskrawie i krzyczaco
nieprzyzwoitych; swego czasu
potepil ie take Papiez Plus
x. Prasa wloska zywo oma-
via te orze czenia ktore zape-
wne wywra wp}yw ma kobiety
ubjerajace sic tax nieskroM.
ME ispowo duia je DO zanie.
chsnia owych ubior6w.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-08
(From Saturdays Dafly.)

Carl Anderson was in yesterday
from Doyon.
Mrs. John Wallace is improving
slowly after her recent severe illness.
Phillip Cooking of Rugby was vis.
itor in the city yesterday between
trains.
M. F. Moylan Of Freshwater town.
ship is in the city today looking after
business.
Fred Mangus came in from Stark
weather last night to take in the
wrestling match.
s. 0. Bondelid left last night for
Wisconsin where he will look after
some land interests which he has there
Merchant Glassknap of Cando was
visitor in the city last night, coming
up to purchase goods for his store.
B. F. Morse of Perth was a visitor
in the city over night, returning to his
home on this afternoon g Brandon 3
train.
Frank Madden returned to his home
at Edmore yesterday after a several
days visit with relatives at Grand
Harbor. ...
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-08
(From Tuesdays DaiIy.)

R. S. Thompson is Lakota visitor
today.
Miss Mena Moen is Penn visitor
in the city today.
Mss Olga Mikkelson of Garske is
visiting in the city.
Valentine Stoesser of Penn is bus
mess caller in the city.
Fred j. Veth Jr., Of Minot is trans
acting business in the city.
Mrs. J. w. Kelly was a visitor in
the city yesterday from Crazy.
Thos. O'Brien is in town from his
farm in Lake township today.
Remi Valandri is in town today
from his home in Cato township.
Chas. Nessctt and wife, who have
made their home on the Chas. Baker
farm, were in town yesterday.
Mrs. E. A. McFarlane of Bisbee,
wife of Attorney Mcfarland, is visit
ing today in Devils Lake. She return
ed home this afternoon.
Tom Lonnevik returned yesterday
from trip up the Farmers line.
Axel Carlson, one of the clerks at T.
A. Haslam g store, is one the sick list.
Miss Fay Thomas has accepted a po-
sition in Mrs. Winans' millinery store.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-08

w. D. Rees of Fort Totten is making
one of his regular calls in the city to-
day. He is always welcome visitor.
Mr.. Alstad represents group Of cit
liens who are anxious for progression
in their little city and they realize
that this is the first step toward better
things. As soon as the regular routine
is gone through with the election will
be held. ~
Thos. Alstad Of Pekin is in the city
today arranging papers with Attorney
). j. Samson, this being the initial
move to incorporate the village of Pc
kin.
AS was stated in last nights World
a cash register was taken from the
Smith & Vagstad restaurant some time
ago after the building had been locked
by the sheriff. A representative of the
company was here and intended maxi
ing an example Of some one and it was
SO stated last night.
This morning as one of the dray-
men were coming along the street
near the Great Northern freight house
they found the cash register sitting
along side of the road in the snow. It
was not known who had the register
but the tale of conviction weighed
heavily on the guilty parties and they
uncovered their sins. The representa-
tive was pleased with his work and
took the machine back to the restau-
rant and sold it again to Mr.. Vagstad.
Conductor Tom Crowder alighted
from No. 3 this noon as the train
stopped at the depot, completing his
first run since the Sharon wreck, which
took place just before the first of the
year. Although still bruised up he is
feeling much better.
Since the wreck Mr.. Crowder has
spent most of his time in the hospital
and in bed and has relic from the
wreck in an ugly scar on top of his
head, which, if it had been trife
deeper, would have killed him out
right. He is glad to be able to get
back to work again and his many
friends in this city gave him hearty
welcome at his first visit since the
accident occurred.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-08

Mrs. H. P. Hatland returned yester
day from Sioux Falls where she ha.
been visiting relatives for the past
two months. She was very glad to b.
back after spending the winter in
South Dakota and declares this coun
try by far the best to live in.
J. F. Cooley, the Cando abstractor
was in the city yesterday between
trains. he came this far accompany
ing his father, who returned to his
home at Madelia, MINI. after visit
ing his son in the Towner county seat
The elder Mr.. Cooley has recently &C
quired an interest in the Towner coun.
'ty Abstract company Of Cando, which
has just been incorporated for $4,000
he being elected president. Burt Moy
Ian of Cando is vice president and j
F. Cooley is secretary and treasurer
Robert Mckay left yesterday on No
6 for Ada, Mimi, where he will WIS.,,
at the Holland home. After spending
little time there, Mr.. Mckay will 60
to Brooks, MINI, for a visit with Mr.
and Mrs. s. M. Strand, formerly res.
idents Of Devils Lake. Mr.. Mckay is
a resident of Grand Harbor and mad
a short visit here before starting on
the trip.
It was skidoo for Ed. Gilbertson
this morning on the number of dishes
he disposed of. The Maker of Happy
Homes was the busiest man in the city
today as result Of his gigantic of.
fer. MIR. Lands, who resides in the
neighborhood of Garske, thought that
the great offer only lasted one day and
drove twenty-five miles today to take
advantage of it. It is a winner, de.
clared Mr.. Gilbertson today and he is
mot at all sorry that he originated the
happy idea, even though it took some
sacrifice.
Very impressive services were hello
for the lats Mrs. Thor. Mueller yester
day afternoon at the residence of DR.
Henry Moeller, Rev. Barron, pastor OF
st. Olaf's Lutheran church officiating
A large number of the friends OF
Mrs. Moeller gathered to pay their re
spects to the departed. Music was fur
nished by the entire Norden Chorus
and interment was made in the Local
cemetery. Mrs. Moeller was formerly
resident of this city but of late has
made her home at Velva. Her hus
band, Dr.. Thor Moeller, survives her
and has the sympathy of many friends
in his hours Of bereavement.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-08
(Monday's Daily.)

G. F. Williams of Grand Forks paid
this city visit Saturday.
Chas. H. Doyon of Doyon was in the
city over Sunday.
H. W. Horner of Valley City was a
guest of friends here yesterday.
M. W. Moore was Webster caller
in the city over Sunday.
Chas. Todd of Grand Harbor called
in the city yesterday.
W. A. Hausman of Churchs Ferry
called in the city Saturday afternoon
on business.
Druggist F. G. McGurren of Churchs
Ferry was in the city over Sunday and
visited his brother DR.. McGurrcn.
Emerson Duncan of Sarles arrived in
the city yesterday and will spend a
few days with his friends.
Mrs. Halle moved from the Sevilla
hotel Saturday to one Of the Serum
gard cottages on Sixth street.
Judge Cowan, Clerk Taylor and At.
torney Middaugh left today for Rolla
where a special court case will be
heard for Rolette county.
Chas. E. Marley of Pleasant Lake
came in yesterday and is remaining
over today talking business with local
men.
Editor Reynolds and wife, who have
recently taken hold of the Inter Ocean
have taken apartments at the sevilla
hotel and will reside there.
Miss AMANDA jacobson of Grahams
Island arrived in the city Saturday
from her home and spent Sunday here
with her many friends. Miss jacobson
is teaching school at the Island.
E. K. Hogenson of Grafton is bust
ness caller here today.
F. L. Brandt of Bismarck, secretary
of the state board Of control is in the
city today comforting with people of
this city in regard to official business.
He expects to return to Bismarck this
afternoon.
M. P. Elliott of Starkweather was
among the Ramsey county visitors in
the city over Sunday. He arrived Sat-
urday afternoon and left for his home
this morning.
City Mail Carrier Hanson was oper-
ated on Saturday at the General hos
pital for appendicitis and at this time
is reported recovering nicely. He was
quite sick when taken to the hospital
and is recovery is good news to his
friends.
Mrs. Henry G. Middaugh sat up yes
terday for the first time after several
weeks illness, part of the time having
been spent at the Mercy hospital. She
was taken back to the Great Northern
hotel and suffered relapse from
which she is just recovering.
George Mickeljohn of Starkweather
spent Sunday here.
Miss Enga Glerum Of Penn visited
in the city yesterday with friends.
w. B. Smith of Hamar is in the city
today attending to business matters.
Phillip Cooking Of Rugby was a
Sunday visitor.
Jack Duis left this morning for Rug
by on business trip.
Mrs. Crewe returned last night from
a visit with friends at Minot.
Miss Ella Doler of Webster visited
friends here yesterday.
John Guam Of Pekin was business
caller in the city today.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Lysdale
of Second street this morning, a girl.
Miss Olga Mikkelson was over Sat-
urday from Garske and remained over
Sunday. ,"5
Olaf Klemmen OIL Perth arrived yes
terday from the east and left this af-
ternoon for his home after an over
night visit.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-08

Grand Rapids, Mimi, March s.
Harry Collier, who was being held in
the county Jail here merely as wit
ness in murder case committed sui
eide in the Jail by cutting his throat
with a razor.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-08

st. Paul, MINI, March ST. Y.
Stewart, who was beaten by his two
sons last night because he was out Of
work is near death today at the City
hospital. The two sons are being held
at the county Jail pending the out
come of the mans injuries.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-08
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Ell Paso, Tex, March 4.-With Cen
eral Pascual Orozco at the head of the
rebel force in control of Ciudad. Chi
huahua, and large force of federals
under Col. Panco Villa preparing to at
tack again, 10000 Vashista troops
from Jaurez today are speeding to the
relief of Orozco. Orozco held the city
Of Chihuahua against two fierce at
tacks by Villa Sunday night. In the
fierce engagement IS are known to
have been killed While details of the,
latter battle have not been received,
there is considerable alarm here as to
the fate of the Americans near Gu
dad, chihuahua, is it is imuossible for
them to escape under existing con-
ditions.