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The daily sentinel., 1912-12-06
BULL MOOSE IN STATE
SPENT OVER $4,000
Sentinel Special servlce.

Sentinel Special Service.
Denver, Dec 6.-Allison Stocker
the state chairman of the progressive
party, has filed his statement of ex-
penses during the late campaign. and
the report shows a balance in the
treasury of S2S2.37. But the leave
over is not the most interesting fea-
ture of this story.
The progressives spent a total of
S17,15T.2S from a total contribution
of $l7,439.G0. OF the total contri-
buttons there was given the party in
Colorado by the national committee
S9,5OO.
The democratic Headquarters spent
a little more than $2l, 900. while the
Taft republicans used about $4,000.
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for Men at
Majestic viii be
Largely Attended

The mems meeting, to be held at
the Majestic theater Sunday after
noon by the religious work commit
tee Of the Y. NJ. c. A. will be favored
with an unusual musical program.
The Presbyterian band will furnish
the instrumental music and Prof.
Carl f. Kieffer will sing "A sol and
present selected male quartette. Rev.
A. +. Shattuck of the Congregation
al church will be the speaker, and
his subject will be 'Chrit's Challenge
to This Age" Rev. Shat,uck has a
reputation for being clear and most
logical speaker to men, and all who
attend may expect a rare treat. Ad-
mission will be by ticket only, but
the tickets may be had free and can
be secured while they las; at the
Y. NJ. c. A. or from any of the min
listers of the city who are co-operat-
ing with the association in the hold
ing of the meetings
This afternoon at 6:15 Physical
Director Wallace will start new
business and professional mems gym
nasium class at the Y. NJ. c. A. This
Is in response to an insistent demand
on the part of a large number of
members that cannot get to the class
that has been meeting for years at
5:l5. For the present the class will
meet only twice Il week-Tuesday
and Friday afternoons-but as the
class grows and interest increases the
regular schedule of three times a
week will be adopted as in the other
class. The work given the class will
be largely corrective ana recreative
and will be particularly adapted to
men leading more or less sedentary
lives.
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Eagles Elect OFFICERS

Last evening at the regular meet
ing of the local aerie of Eagles, the
annual election of officers was held
which was followed by a most enjoy,
able social session. The following
is the result Of the election:
Il. r. Miller, worthy president;
John NJ. Essert, worthy vice presi.
dent; c. G. O'Neil, worthy chaplain
Harry Swearingen, worthy secretary
j. A. Cannell, worthy treasurer; Har,
ryMort, inner guard. a. J. Peach
outer guard; J. H. Cosgrove, trustee
for three years; c. W. Reed. lodge
physician.
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EDWARD Y. TAYLOR.

Sentinel Special Service.
Denver Dec. 6.-Congressman Ed
ward r. Taylor OF Glenwood Springs,
who has been here for two weeks at
tending the bedside of his wife. was
today attacked by appendicitis. AL
though his condition is not necessar-
lily serious, il is regarded as grave
from the fact that the congressman
has allowed his vitality to run low
while attending his wife.
Physicians say that an operation
will prObably be necessary.
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Reclpe 81. q lCorreclcdl


This recipe was incorrect as pub
lished in last evenings paper. and
We are publishing the correction Of
same tonight
CHOCOLATE CAKE.
First Part cup butter. ] cup
brown sugar cups flour. 3 eggs.
N cup sour milk wish ] teaspoon So
da dissolved therein y teaspoon
baking powder.
Second PART cake Of Bakers
chocolate, y cup sweet milk. y cup
brown sugar Dissolve these three on
the stove, beat until cool and add !
cup chopped nuts Add this mixture
10 the first part and bake in Two
layers.
CARAMEL FILLING cups
brown sugar, ] cup cream. table
spoon butter. Cook until II strings,
then beat until the right creamy
consistency To spread between ihe
layers.
BY Miss lrma Lloyd.
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Missionary Snciely Elects.

The Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary societies Of the Method
ist church were the guests of Mrs.
J." w. Blackstone yesterday afternoon
at most delightful meeting OF the
societies and social session was fol
lowed by the election Of officers, as
follows.
Mrs. d. w. Aupperle was elected to
succeed Mrs. j. j. Lace as president:
Miss May Rice was elected to sue
coed Mrs. l. L. Lukens as correspond
ing secretary.
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9 BELOW At FRU|TA
Continued from Page ~

The report from the Western
Slope orchards, near Fruita, on
government thermometer in shell
ter. was 9 below At the Golden
Hills orchards at Iona, on the same
sort of instrument, it was 10 below.
other points reported as low as II
below.
The mark of above in this city
is the coolest ever reported so early
in December, 10 being the lowest
previous mark.
There is talk of creating a new
county at the west end of the val
ley, with Fruita as the county seat.
1T may not he such a bad idea" said
a local merchant today, ''as there is
danger of the reputation of Mesa
county being ruined in regards to
weather by our cold neighbor to the
west. They haven't round a name
for the proposed county, and several
have suggested FreeZola, Zerotus or
Arcticus to me as quite appropriate.
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Surprise Party.

Last evening M and Mrs. J. w
DodEiOn were the delighted recipients
of a most enjoyably planned surprise
party at their home on ChoulOtta ave-
nue., the occasion being planned by
friends of The popular couple in
compliment to Mrs. Dodgion on her
69th birthday. Everything passed OF
successfully. and the party enjoyed a
most delightful evening, including
the host and hostess as guests OF
honor.
Among those present We're: Mr.
and Mrs. Clayburn. Mr.. and Mrs
Happ, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Patter.
son, Mr.. and Mrs. William Patter-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. John Roll, Mr
and Mrs. John Arnold. Mr. and Mrs
William Gale, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee bod,
gins. Mrs. Oswell Preston, Lois Pres.
ton, the Rev. and Mrs. +. G. Lane
Arthur Dodgins, r. l. Nichols, Mrs
Ralph Smith, Mrs. Nancy Crawford
Lyle Preston, Edith Arnold. w. j
Bergen and Mr., and Mrs. ]. w. Dod-
gins.
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lhTERMARRIAGE OF RACES
TO Be PROHIBITED SINCE
WEDDING OF JACK JOHNSON

East St Louis, H., Dec Ga bill
prohibiting the intermarriage of
races viii be introduced in the next
Illinois legislature by Charles A.
March in consequence of the mar
riage in Chicago OF Jack johnson and
Lucille Cameron.
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Mcrrv.Go.Ronnd Thimhle rlnh.

The members of the Merry-go-
Ruond Thimble club held a most de-
lighLful meeting yesterday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. {. p McCary on
White avenue. There was fun
attendance Of members present and
the afternoon was busily and pleas
anty occupied with Christmas nee
dlewoTk An elaborate luncheon was
served by the hostess at the close of
the afternoon. There viii be no
more meetings Of this club until af-
ter Christmas, when the date will be
announced for the next meeting
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hostess in serving the dainty repast.
Among the ladies present. of which
there were over twenty-five, were
Mesdames Gaynord. FiegeI. Fuitte.
KruCkenberg, McCabe. Keidgion.
Nullmer, Wadsworth, Misses Collins
and Jean Kelly. Mesdames Dean.
Graves, Nieb, Frederieks. Plunkrtt.
Purcell Loughlin. Harris. Kinoon,
VALLEY, Bell, Friedman
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Exhibit Next Week

A dainty water color makes a
most acceptable Christmas gift and
is inexpensive. Next Tuesday and
Wednesday, Catherine Moore will
exhibit large number of sketches.
some from abroad, but the majority
displaying. the beauties of Colorado
scenery. tadv.-l2-5-2t.)
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-06
Women Of woodcran Elect OFFICERS

The Women OF Woodcraft held u
most interesting session last evening
which was followed by their annual
election of officers with the follow
ing results:
Fletcher.
Past Guardian NeighbOr-M Mrs
Lucas.
Adyisor-Mrs. Prudie Payne.
Magician Mrs. Bessie Schmidt.
Clerk Mrs. W. NJ. Merrill
Banker-Mrs. #. Il. Dean
Musician Mrs. viii Graham.
Captain of Guards-Miss Dora
Hards.
Inner Sentinel-MTs. Helen Riester
Outer Sentinel Mrs. Carothers.
Manager-Mrs. Gilbert.
Knowles, Mrs. Trobitz.
Flower Committee Mrs. Charles
Attendant--Mrs. Griswold.
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New Entertainment

The Ladies' Matinee Musical club
has under preparation another excel
lent program which they will present
the latter part Of this month The
music will be of higher standard than
the last entertainment though not Of
class that viii be beyond their
Interpretation.
They meet al the Y. NJ. c. A. at
2:i5 tomorrow at which time new
members viii be admitted.
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last Time Tonight.

Tonight is the last time that you
can see Monte Cristo," the greatest
three-reel feature film ever in Grand
Junction. 1t is at the Majestic the
ater and has attracted startling at
tentlon. All lovers of wonderful
quality should see it. All seats. 1Oc
Aemember it's at the Majestic.
(adv.-l2-6-1t)
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-06
GIRL is HEIR TO S2O,OOO,O 900
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
LaPorte. Ind, Dec. G.-Catherine
Barker, the daughter and sole heir Of
John II. Barker, late of the Haskell
Barker Car Company, has come into
the possession OF her fathers estate,
worth 100000 700. by the action of
the circuit court. The girl, who is
attending an eastern school, has just
come into her majority.
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Reception for Rev. SETTER aud Family

Reception for Rev. SETTER and Family
This evening the parlOrs Of the
Methodist church will be the scene
of brilliant reception given by the
church to their pastor. Rev Setter.
and Mrs. Setter, and also to the new
members and strangers In the CON
gregation, for the purpose of becom-
ing better acquainted and promoting
"A general spirit OF sociability and
congenialiiy in church circles
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-06
MONA
STOMACH
TABLES
DRIVE OUT GAS AND SOURNESS
AT ONCE AND DYSPEPSIA.

Don't complain; if your meals do
not digest get soc box of MI-O-NA
stomach Tablets today and stop dis
tress. gas, sourness. fermentation
and that lum of lead feeling in five
mpinutes.
And why should any sensible per
son even suffer from any stomach
IrouoIe, when the c. d. Smith Drug
company stores are authorized to re-
Iund the purchase price to any dis
Satistled person if MI-O-NA Stomach
IaDiets do not do away witt Indi-
gestion' Acute or Chronic Dyspepsia,
ness.
for vomiting of Pregnancy and
the eliects of over-eating. drinking
or smoking they are simply fine.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-06
California Woman Seriously Alarmed

A short time ago | contracted a
severe cold which settled on my
lungs and caused me great deal of
annoyance. j would have bad cough
ing spells, and my lungs were so
sore and inflamed | began to be seri-
ously alarmed. A friend recommend
ed Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
saying she had used ii for years. |
bought a bottle and it relieved my
cought the first night, and in a week
| was rid of the cold and osreness
of my lungs" writes Miss Marie Ger
ber, Sawtelle, Cal. For sale by all
druggists. (ady.12-1to15)
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-06

Fountain Pens are acceptable pres
ents. We have the Waterman. the
Conklin and the ReXal lines. Prices.
y to Sc. The C. d. Smith Drug
Company Stores. CadyO
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rythinn sister. M. Ereninp

There viii be a meeting Of the
Pythian Sisters al K r. hall this
evening at 1880 O'Clock. Election Of
Officers VIII take place, followed by q
delightful social session.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-06
krohn Building Up.

The entire superstructure of the
new $4,000 Krohn mortuary has
been completed and the roofing is be-
ing placed this week The building
is very handsome and adds a great
deals to the looks of the business sec
ton.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-06
Associated Press.

South Omaha, Neb.. Dee. 6.-Cat-
tie Receipts. coo; market steady;
native steers, G.25 to 9.75; native
cows and heifers, 3.75 to Cos; west
ern steers, $40 to 500: stuckers and
feeders. AS to 500; calves, 500 to
800: bulls. $50 to G.25.
Hogs Receipts, lO,SOG: market
steady to &c higher; heavy. 7.GO to
no; mixed. $50 to go; light, T.I0
to 100: pigs, 500 to 7.25; bulk of
sales, $50 to 765.
Sheep Receipts. 5000; market
strong to 1Oc higher; yearlings, 40
to $50; wethers, 3.75 to $50: ewes,
$50 to f.25; lambs, eco to 7.GO.
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Joe NewInnd Improyinp,

Joseph Newland. who sustained a
broken leg in an accident on orchard
Mesa last week, is getting along very
nicely. lie is still confined to his
bed.
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WOOL MARKET.
Associated Press.

INSSVVIUTVV 7 TVNS.
St Louis. Mo, Dec. G.-Wool quo
tations today were steady and un-
changed
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DAILY REPORT OF
LIVE STOCK and
WOOL Markets.
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Kansas city, Mo, Dec. G.-Cattle
Receipts. 500; market steady
native steers. ESQ to 1850; southern
steers, $50 to 500; stockers and
feeders, 800 TO 7.25; bulls, 4.25 to
GOO; calves $50 to $50; western
steers, 600 to S.35; western cows
and heifers. 400 to $50.
Hogs Receipts, $500; market
steady: bulk of sales, 7.I5 to 7.75:
heavy. T.G5 to $50; packers, 7.65
to 7.15; light, $50 to 7.G5; pigs,
ESQ to 7.25.
Sheep Receipts. 1000; market
steady: muttons, 3.75 to I.75; lambs,
$50 TO T-75; range wethcrs, 400 to
G.25; range ewes, 3.T5 TO 500.
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This is the month to pay for your
Sentinel in advance, and save soc or
81. Six months, $3.50; one year. So.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-06

Lap robes for all pocketbooks
Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-06
GOLDEN WEDDING, THEN DEATH

Aurora. ILL.,. Dec. 6.-Recently Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Miller observed the
hOth anniversary of their wedding.
Both expressed the hope that as they
had lived together for so years, they
be together in death.
Mr.. Miller died Thanksgiving day,
his last words being something about
n fear that his wife would he lonely
when he was gone. He did not know
that Mrs Miller also was on her
death bed. She died yesterday.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-06

The decorations for the evening
are particularly attractive. partakiug
of the Christmas nature. quantities OF
the pretty red bells and festoons OF
the Christmas greenery being used
with gay and festive effect The dec
Grating was in charge OF Miss Pearl
Shores and her Sunday school class,
which Is composed OF a number OF
the most capable. as well as popular
young ladies in the city. and their
work Is most effective.
In the receiving line will be Rev.
and Mrs Setter and Mrs. SETTER
mother. Mrs Cornish; Rev. and Mrs.
j. ]. Lace, Rev. Flelsher and Rev.
and Mrs. Eugene Smith. A most de-
lightful evening Is anticipated by the
large number who will doubtless at
tend.
Refreshments will be served dur
ing the evening, the serving to be in
charge of Miss Elizabeth Smith and
her Sunday school class.
\ most delightful program has
been arranged for the evening and
the following numbers will be given:
Orchestra selections for the first
hour
Vocal Solo. ...... Miss Anna Kidder
Reading .,......... Paul Blackwell
Piano Solo. ..... Prof. Carl Hillyer
Piano Solo........... Carl Toupain
There Will also be short addresses
by Rev Setter, Rev. j. J. Lac and by
W. A. Marsh.
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1000 pairs sample shoes, just in.
you get them at manufacturers prices
The Boston Shoe Store. Advertise
meut.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-06

See us about a saddle made as you
want it. Fred Mantey. 12-2-tf
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-06
progresSives Meet.

The progressiye party sympathizers
met at the Y. NJ c. A. last night with
George La Grange, chairman of the
meeting. and considered the adoption
of a constitution and bylaws of a
permanent organization, to be affili-
ated directly with the national organ
ization. Nothing was decided def
nitely and another meeting will be
held December 10, at the same place.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-06
A Man S and Boy S
Christmas

Nothing else does quite SO well as a
gift to man Or boy as something he
can wear and the fact that he'll wear
it is the best test Of appreciation.
Our Store Is filled with useful and
Serviceable Gifts.
Even outside Of our holiday stock
there isn't an article or garment in the
store that would not make an accept
able gift.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-26

: HAVANA, % wrzesnia. -
.Og6lne panuje przekonanie,
re rzeczpospolita stoi wobec
groznego przesilenia finan
sowego, kt6re zagrazac moze
nawet jej samodzielnosci i
niepodleg}oSci. Kasa pan.
stwowa jest pr6zna; podobno
administracya Gomeza wy
da}a W ciagu dwu lat Mimic
nych z CORA 140,000,000, a
prasa podnosi, re jesli wydat'
XII to ME zmnie]sza sic o po.
lowe, to Kuba ME moze eg-
zystowac! Nadchodzq teraz
wybory prezydenta, kt6re
tezlzapowiadaja sic niewesolo:
zdaje sic, ze liberalny kan
dydat, general Mario Memo
cal ma szanse lepsze, niz
kandydat konserwatywny;
obie partye staraja sic usil-
ME O gtosy murzyn6w, Wy
bory odbeda sic l listopada.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-26

CHICAGO, til. Polak zwy--
ciezyl W odbytych ostatnio
W Chicago wyscigach mara
to6skich. Zwyciezca jest p'..
J6zef Staniszewski, cz{onek
polskiego klubu atletycznego
pod nazwa, Triangle B. A."
Do wy5cig6w stanefo IL at
let6w, lecz tylko dw6ch wy..
trwa}o do kohca: Staniszew.
XII i Kal]as, Grek, dotychcza-
sowy sza npion czykagowski.
Staniszewski przebieg1 rs .
milowa przestrze6 W ciagu
dwuch godzin s7esnastu
minut, a Kallas dobieg} do:
1nety W IS minut p6zniej,.
czyli zosta} sromotnie pobity
przez Polaka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-26

wstrzymac. Ma miejsce wy.
padku zjawil; sic J6zef Tran.
del 1882 Fox ply i Jan Kurr,
kt6rzy rannych zanie6li czem-
PREDICT do kancelaryi dra
Daniela D. Coffoy, pnr. l347
Noble ul. z romoca dra Ro-
les}awa Klarkowskiego, swe-
go tescia, dr.. Coffev opatrzy}
rannych i odesta} ich potem
do szpitala 6w. Elzbiety,
Try dni up1yna MIN okaze
sic, czy Zwiefka zdola wyle-
czyc sic ran. Ma on okropna
rane ma g}owie, oraz prawe
ramie prawa noge z}amane
jakotez obrazenje cielesne.
Kompanii tramwajowej
Chicago Railway" wytoczo.
ny zapewne bedzie process O
odszkodowanie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-26
z NIW PQLSKICn
w AMERYCE

ERIE, Pa. "Moze mnie powie-
sza lecz ME wiele to znaczy.
Jestem jul starry" TAX po-
wiedzia} J6zef Koziowsk1, IL
czacy 81 lata, farmer, po "a
aresztowaniu go "a zabicie
George Roberta, sasiada, kt6.
rego literalnie .przedziurawi}
6r6tem z dubelt6wki w ze-
sz}a niedziele, podczas k16t-
nj Z powcdu 1inii plotu far
merskiego i bydla. Zab6j~
stwo widzia} syn Roberta i
wielu z bedacych ma pikni-
ku W poblizu. Kozl5wski 20.
stall aresztowany przez de-
tektyw6w z Erie, kt6rzy opa.
nowali go W lego domu, gdzie
sic zabarykadowa}. Ma "do.
bra" nature, poniewaz Smia{
sic, gdy opowiada} 0 zajSciu
szefowi policyi, Detzel.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-26
KONSTANTYNOPOL, .

KONSTANTYNOPOL, 23
wrzesnia. WIadze tutejsze
zachowuja milczenie wobec
pog}0sek o pertraktacyach
Wkochami i bliskim poko'
ju. Sadza, ze Turcya pokwa-
pi sic teraz rychlej z zawar-
ciem pokoju, gdyz pewna
jest juz rzecza re tworzY sic
przeciwko niej grozna koali'
eva ma samym Ba}kanie:
porozumialy sic mianowicie
Bu}garya, Serbia, Czarnog6-
ra Grecya kt6re zawar}y
przylnierze i razem maja dzia-
lac przeciw Turcvi.
K}opt6w wewnetrznych tez
Turcyi wciaz przybywa: oto
.Arme6czycy za}ozyi protest
przeciwko tolerowaniu przez
Rad nieustannych rzezi i o.
krucie6stw spelnianyc przez
mahometan ma Arme6czy-
zach. zamieszkalych W Azyi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-26
resowanie.

JERSEY CITY, N. J. w
poniedzia}ek rozpocza} sic W
naszej miejscowo5ci odpra'
wieniem W ko6ciele 6w. An.
toniego uroczystej Mszy 6w.
pontyfikalnej przez Najprz.
ks. Biskupa Pawia Rhodego
10 ty Sejm Uni Polskiej z
Zarzadem W Buffalo. Poch6d
jaki nastapi1 po ulicach mia.
sta wypadl bardzo dobrze.
Ma czele pochodu jechai kon
no Wbny ks. A. G6rski, ka-
pelan Zwiazku Wojsk Pol
skich. Pr6cz towarzystw u
nUnych i delegat6w wzie}y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-26

MEXYK., miasto, % wrze'
snia. Doniesiono tn, ze Pa
skal Orozko, w6dz rewolucyi
a p6inocy, oraz kilku ihnych
przyw6dc6w, uietych ma a.
meryka6skie] stronie zostali
juz wszyscy wydani w}adzo1a
Mexyku. Rewolucya ma pol
nocy z dniem kazdYm slab.
ME; widac ze niema tam juz
jednego wcdza, ale poszcze-
g6lne handy dzia}aja kazda
ma w}asna reke: przytem
wal:za po tcb6rzowsku, omi-
jaia bowiem garnizony wick.
sze rzadowe,, a uderzaja tyl-
ko ma male, ]ub ga miejsco.
woSci, gdzie niema federal.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-26

wiazkj W archidyecezvi fila
delfijskiej W zastepstwie KS.
Arcybiskupa Prendergasta.
Biskup McCort cieszy} sic
powszechnie szacunkiem
swoich parafjan, bedac pro-
boszczem do ostatniej chw will
W parafii Matki Boskiej Bo
lesnej, to tez kiedy ich pro.
boszcz przywdzia} mitre BIZ
skupia uradowali sic niez-
miernie.
.-Po wspaniaiem zakoh-
czeniu sic kursu instrukto-
row Sokolich W Kolegium
Polskiem W sobote, nauka
tam W poniedzia}ek zacze}a
p}ynac regularnym trybem,
.jak po inne lata. Do Kole-
GUM Pol. zapisalo sic W tym
roku uczni6w, ilu bylo W ro-
ku ubiegIym, pomimo, re c.
twarto W st, Zj.- NJ dwie TO
we uczelnie: W Cambridge
zwiazkowa i W Erie ksiezy
kazaryst6w, Z nowych ucz-
ni6w zapisa}o sic kilkudzie-
sieciu do kIas wyzszych CO
dowod@i, ze nasze Kolegium
cieszy sic dobra opinia wsr6d
m1odziezv starsze] nauka,
kiedy ola naszej uczelni po-
rzucili inne wyzsze zak}ady,,:
gdzie pobierali poczatkowe
nauki..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-26

CHICAGO Ill. Przewiel
ks. Stanis}aw Nawrocki, pro.
boszcz parafii Naj6w. Maryi
Fanny od Nieustajacej Po-
mocy ma {, ,Bridgeporcie", wy
jecha} razem ze swym asy-
stentem, Wiel. ks. Leonem
Sychowskim, ma po6wiecenie
nowego polskiego koSciol; W
St. Louis.
Albert Zwiefka, stary oby'
watel stanislawowski, VIA
sciciel fabryki, woz6w pnr.
1914 w. Division ul. i SYN
ku pnr. 1919 Holt ILL., pad}
onegdaj wieczorem ofiara ME-
szcze6liwego wypadku ma
Stanis}awowie. Zwiefka jechal
wozem ma ulicy Blanche W
towarzystwie J6zefa Kisiele-
wskiego, 1853 Noble u). Gdy
miano ejezdzac przez Ell
ston ave., uder2y} we w6z
szybko pedzacy tramwaj, wy
rzucajac Zwiefke i Kisielew-
skiego ia bruk, a ko6 sp}o'
SONY i pokaleczony, pope
dill z resztkami wozu dalej,
]ecz go zdo}ano 20 gonitwie
dwu ,,blok6w" zatrzymac.
Zwiefka wpadi pod kosz
bezpiecze6stwa i tam utkwi{
czemu, 7awdziecza swe zy
Gle, DO ko}a tramwaju go ME
dotknely. Motorowy uiecha}
500 stop zanim tramwaj m6gl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-26

TOLEDO, o. Aeroplanem
wyna]azku p. M. Zmujdzi'
nowicza interesuje sic firma
Consolidated System Co., z
Wachita, Kansas. Mena&er
firmy S. Bundy ro5i propo'
zycye zakupna patentu, ale
moze Polacy przyjda swemu
rodakowi z pomoca. By}oby
doprawdy wstydem, gdyby
wyna]azek rodaka pozwolili
oddac W rece obconarodow-
COW, Model aeroplanu mus
bye ME zly skoro wSr6d OBJ !:
conarodowc6w budzi zainte.
resowanie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-26
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE

LONDYN, % wrze5nia. Przy-
byl tn W specyalnej m;syi
do rzadu angielskiego mi
mister rosyjskich spraw "a.
granicznych, Sazonow, kt6ry
odbywa konferencye z Gre
penn takimze ministrem an
gielskim. Przedmiotem tych
konferencyi jest ulozenie
wsp6lnego postepowania W
Persyi i okre6lenie sfery
wp}yw6w Rosyi ma p6|nocy,
Anglii ma pofudniu. Oba to-
pa6stwa maja sic zaiac utrzy-
maniem spokoju 1adu W Per-
syi, a " interesie bezpieczeh-
stwa dr6g hadlowych, beda
W Persyi utrzymywac stale
garnizony. Znaczy to ze Per-
sya tract istotnie swa niopo-
dleglos6 i dostaje sic pod pro-
tektorat Anglii ! Roeyi. o.
pr6cz sprawy perskiej ma
bye omawiana sytuacya ma
bliskim i ma dalekim Wscho.
dzie, t. ]. ma Ba}kanie i W
Chidach. .Kiedy Sazonow prey
byl ma dworzec kolejowy W
Londynie, pswien cz}owiek
przypadl don, wolajac ,,Precz
z Rosya", oraz rozwina} ma
pis: ,,Jesli Rosya pragnie
przvjazni z Anglia, musi sic
usunqc z Persyi''. Areszto-
wany oswiadczy}, ze nalezy
do persko angielskiego ko'
mitetu. Sazonowa przyjq}
kr6l jerry ra audyencyi i
sniadaniu.