davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-28

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ma leach cierpienie znat by
10: to jei nie ujmowalo
wdzieku. W: postaci jej tkwi-
la. dziwna powaga j cos, co
~p0szanowanie wzbudza{o. Kto.
jeno spojrzai ma MIA inaczej
ME powiedzia1, tylko, ze to.
PAM cnotliwa a SERGE must
mice pe4ne milosierdzia i in
nych pieknych zalet.
Zab6j musia} chrzaknie-
ciem dac znac O sobie, wte-:
dy dopiero odwr6cila glove,
wsta}a j spytafa:
= Czego cheese?
- Mifc6ciwa PAM po-
cz4} zauezniczek kornie sic
cbylac - wybaczcie, ME 20
.swojej wolf przychodze...
I zaci4f sic, slnwa mu 2
jezyka splynac ME chcialy.
= Czego cheese? = pow
.t6rzy}a ksiezna }agodnie a z
powaga.
Ksi4za pan mnie PREY
sy}a = m6wii Zab6j ma
kaza} mi odwiezG was, mi
lo6ciwa PAM, do Rawy...
= Do Rawy:;.. 20 co?
- Me wiem, pan nakazal
a s}udze W. jego zamys4y
wchodzic ME przystoi.
Ksiezna popatrzy}a ma ME-
go uwaznie..
- Czemu kfamiesz?-spy.
ta}a. - Me wiesz, re k}am-
stwo grzechemljest, 2 kt6re-
go sic rodzi zbrodnia?
Milcza} Zab6j, stat lax
|przykuty do :miejsca oczu
ME 6miac podnie6c.
- Ksiaze i moim panem
Jest = m6wi}a ksiezna =
wolf jego ulegne, ale MECH
ia z ust jego samego s}ysze.
Idz oznaimic com rzek}a.
Ziemowit ustyszawszy, 70
iona z MIN sic widziec prag-
ME, omal sic zlo6cia ME u
|dusil. Wpadl. do komnaty
keieznej i jat krzyczet wy
grazajac pie6cmi.
Gag ,dalsz:y nastapi)
/ - ri
r<1rr s.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-28

B6q z Tobq, %3s,afeczka do naDc"
rozmiar 34xy4 Gala. ..... 10 j l5c
/ M,oata Bog,1, zbi6r najlepssego
nabozenstwa ; pie6ni k%o6cl.lnych,
rozmiaru 4x24 cali. 45c
/ Lh,uatn Bogu oprawna " sk6,ke re
z}oconym tytuiikiem, z}ocone
brzegi.. coo
| Gh,oafa Bogu, Y ozdobr' blafej
T oprawle klamerk4. <}ocone
brzegl. -. *l.l0
Chwata Bogu, opraw ma VI m;ekka
skorke re z}oconym tytulikiem,
zlocone brzegi.. $50
Ch,oata Bogu, oprawna " miekk2
sk6rke, re zloconym tytulikiem j
z~ameczkiem, wewn4trz ia ok}adce
krzyzyk z per}owej mao:oy l.5o
Dunina Ksiatka do %nabozehstwa
ola wszystkich katolik6w, opra.
VIVA " sk6rke. z!ocone brzegi :
z1coonym tytullkiem ...$l.6e
Clos Serca- duzYm drukiem.
oprawna W sk6rke, z okuciem j
zameozkiem, Z z}oconym tYtuli"
klein. z}ocone trzegi..
GSos Serca-Zblor mod{6w i pie6n
ola dusz. p~oboznych e duzym
drukiem) oprawne " sk6rke. Z
z}oconym tytulikiem, z{ocone
brzogi.... SOC
Ierty nabo4e4stsoa-Z modlitwami
6w. Alfonso ma oze66 Najswietr
szej Fanny Maryi nleustajacej
pomocy. Ksiazeczka oprawna: "
mocna sk6rke, z kolorowym o.
brazkiem ma ok{adce, z z&oconym
.tytulikiem, z}ocone brzegl. soc
Perty ~nabozenstoa = oprawna "
miekka sk6rke 2 ozdobami, z}os
conym tytuliklem, ~z}ocone brze.
gl.............. -......'$1!O zoe
Per4u nobo&s4stsoa w ozdobno
miekklej sk6rkowej orrawie :
'}oconym tytulik'em, z{ocone
brzegi 1926
Skarb duszy-w e!eganckiej sx6.>
r%za"ej oprawle z z&oconym ty"
tulikiem, zloeone brzegi.... soc
Skar6 duszy-Zbi6r n~ajlrps>ego na.
b%ozehstwa j plesni koscielnych,
ksi2zeczka ola mlodziezy, opraw"
ma " angie'ska skdrke. z zloco-
nym tytulikiem, czerwone brze'
i 35c
Skar1 d4szy-oprawna y mlekGa
sk6rke Z z}oconym tytulikiem,
/! z}ocone brzegi.. Coo
Skar6 duszy-w miekkisj oprawie
z}oconym tytulikiem, %z}ooone
coo
SEarb d.4ssy-oprawna W angielska
sk6rke, z zloconym tytulikiem,
z}ocole brzegi.. SOC
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-28

Skarb dusey- -oprawna " sk6rke
Z z}oeonym tytulikiem Z okuciem
izameczk:am, zfocone brzeg, coo
Ami6t Ntr6x Chrze6cisnina Katolika
zbi6r modlitw i piesni s}u4aoy
ola dusz poboznYch rozmiaru
5x34 cali " sk6rkowej oprawie
re zfoconym tytulikiem, ztocone
brzegi.. 500
-Ani6t Str64-w sk6rkowej oprawis
okuciem i klamerk4, re zloco~
nym tytulikiem, zfocone brze~
gi........ 500
Anidt Stvot -oprawny " moon4
francuska .skdrks, gletkie oklad.
XII, z}ocone brEegi, ze zloconym
tytn!ikiem $l.16
Amiol ~Str6z-Oprawny v mocna.
francuska skdrke, miekk,e okfad&
XII, z}ocone brzegi re z}oconym
tytuligiem $l.50
Zbiorek modlitp ola czlonk6w A.
stolstva Serca Jezusowego, o.
prawny W sk6rke angielsk4,
czerwone brzegi, z z}ooonym ty-
tullkiem $l.O0
Wianek ku czci Naj6wietsze; Mary
Fanny : rd4nych ~nabotedst~ ne
witty, oprawny " sk6rke, zfocos
ne brzegi, z z}oconym tytnllkiem
okuciem klamerk4 .....$l.95
Wyborek-oprawny ozdobnie v
miekka sk6rke z z}ooonym tytu.
likiem zlocone brzegi...... 76o-
Wy6orek oprawny v mocha; miekkf
sk6rke, Z z}oconym tytulikiem
z{ocone brzegi............ $50
- L.
Wyb6r oprawny VI sk6rke Z okp-
clem.i klamerka, z}ooone brEsi
81 (gruby druk). 3l.bo
Wy66r najosobl1wszych nabotehstv
/ pie6ni, ma duohow2 pooieohei
pozytek ludzi poboinyoh : r62a
nych kslag zeb1sny; oprawny y
sk6rke, koiorowym obraxkiem
ma ok!adce, z}ocone brzegi (gru-
b. druk).e 90
Wyborek-oprawny " sk6rke, Flo.
cone brzegl, Z obrazkiem ma o.
kfadce i z{oconym tytulikiem $50
Wyoo, eli. czyli kr6tki spos6b nabos
iehetwa codziennego ola rzym.
sko. katolik6w, Z dodatkiem pie~
6ni, oprawny W sk6rke ze zloco~
nyu' tytulikiem, czerwone brse:
3hc
Wybnek-oprawny. " sk6rke sio
cone brzegi, re z}oconym tytus
/. ]ik. en-, z okucler' i zamecs@
kiem.......... ........ 561
Wy,6orek-oprawnY " miekka sk6r'
ky Z z}oconymt 1tuhkiem $1,000
ne brzegi.. &C
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-28

.skoro j to sposoby wyznania
ME ~sprowadzi}y, dybki ze.
lame wktadano ma nogi, wy
zej kostek, kolcamj wewnetrz
najezane i to 5ciskano, 6ruby
u;ywajac. Okropna to, by}a
meka i wielce skuteczna; pod.
MIA wiezieh gadai co tylko.
mu kazano a chocby czysty
by} ma sumieniu, wo}a}, 2e
zbrodnie taxa pope}ni}, jaka
mu zarzlcano.
Prey mekach sfuzebnic
ksieznej leno Ziemowit i "a
b6j byli 6wiadkami. Owe stu
zebne, d%zieweczki Mode,
pred kaznia ma wszystkie
Swieto6ci sic klely, re o nj
czem ME wiedzq, ze pani ich.
my6la nawet why popeini6
ME mogIa, ale gdy je Zy}a W
obroty wzial, opowiada}y, co
i'm Zab6i zadawai. I zeznaly,
jako Dobek milo6nikiem
ksieznej byl a spotkania z
ksiezna uiatwiaG mu mieli
Stsszek i Bogna.
Ola %porywczego a o6lepio-
nego zazdro6cia Ziemowita
dosyc by}o tych wymuszo-
nych zazna6, us}vszawszy je
porwaf sic z }awy, ma Zaboja
krzykna', izby do Rawy sic
miat a wskazujac ma omdla'
}e s}uzebne; rzekl do Zy}y:
- zebyS mi je straci& sly.
szYsz.. rot Q niemi co
cheese, byle zywemi pc zie-
mi ME chodzi{y.
Oprawca ramionami ruszy},
|jakby m6wiqc: ,,niewiele i'm
sic nalezy";; i prawdziwie,
|jedna z meczonych juz W To-
chu Bogu ducha odda}a a
druga wywleczono pc to, ably
ma divorce padla j tam VIE
czora ledwie doczeka1a.
Zab6j krecil sic zwawo, do
podr6zy szykujac, a ze mu
ksiaze polecif, i&by Bogne'
20 odw;ezieniu ksiezne],
zamknac W lochu j tam g}o.
dem zamorzy6, przeto spiesz
no MI bylo, bo mniems}, &c
pozadanego celu juz jakby
dopia}. !
= Me W lochu ia ia zamk'
me, ale wywioze hen, re j.
oko ludzkie ME obaczy =
mowi1 do sieoie = burzyt
sic bedzie, lzyc, pomocy WY
wac. to wszakci diugo MI
potrwa; u}agodzi6 ia potrafie
Gdy wszystko do pc
dr6zy bylo gotowe, uda' sl'
do izby, W kt6rej ksiezna pc;
strata przebywala.
Idav tam zauszniczek u
II @.4- t r- =. 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-28

Wielu ma dis?
= Robota bedzie }atwa =
odpar} Zab6j = dwie nie'
wiescie ieno...
Pokiwa} g}owa oprawca.
Niewiasty? powt6.
rzy1. - Takze6cie wybrali..
Z niemi zadnej uciechy,
pierwszej meki ME w~ytrwaja
i 30 nich... Ale - co mi
tam!
l mruczac do kazni sic pc.
wl6k}.
KAN. owa, W lochu sic
mie6cila, pod zamkiem sta}y
tam tawy ola sedzi6w pc jed.
nej stronie, a pc drugiej ma.
rzedzia leza}y, kt6remi meki
zadawano. Vice W 6cianie by}
hak zelazny osadzony, z k6f,
KEN, wysoko cd ziemi ma
p6ltrzecia }okcia; W 6cianie
p~rzeciwleg{ej tez by} hak wbi-
ty ia }okieG cd ziemi a W
po6rodku sto{ek nizki. Ma
stolku oprawca sadza} skaza-
nego, wiazaf mu W ty} rece
jednym powrozem, drugim
nogi wiaza} do kupY a ko6ce
do nizszego k6}ka przymo'
cowa1; przez powr6z u rak
inny postronek przek}ada]
d}ugi, smag}y t}uszczem ma
puszczony, aby sic lekko po'
myka}, i ten postronek, przez
k6{ko wyzsze przewleczonY,
trzyma} 20 koniec. Dopiero
gdy tax vienna przYrzadzi},
ma dany znak przez sedzie-
go ciagna} "a powr6z a wte'
dy rece meczonego poczyna-
}y sic ze staw6w RAMON wy.
}amywac podnosic W gore ty.
lem g1owy, al stawa1y z nia
W r6wnej wysokosci. Jezel.
wiezie6 wytrwa1 one meke
do why sic ME. przyznal,
zadawano inne: to przypie'
kano mu zebra rozpalonen
zelazem, to stopy n6g, osma'
rowane wprz6d 1ojem, M
wolnym ogniu przypalano te
wode W gardziel wlewano .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-28
Ciag daisy.

Gag dalszy.
Do 6vitu tax gada} 1otrzyk,
a gdy sic rozja6niac pocze}o
wyszed} i zastajnie skierowa},
Tam ma bar}ugu 20 Stony.
niczem ME przykryiy, spo.
czywa} cz}ek olbrzymiego
wzrostu, ubrany W p6fkozuch
~niedzwiedzi, sierciq ma
wierzch obr6cony i postron'
klein prxewiazany. Zwa} sic
Zyla, loch6w dog)ada} VIE
ziennych i, gdy by}o potrze
ba, meki skazanym zadawa}.
Rzemios1o prowadzif okrutne
i okrutnej by} postawy; twarz
mia1 calkiem w}osami zaros.
Ia, tax ~ mu ledwie oczu
dojrzale6 ma}ych, skoSnych,
pod wazkiem czolem osadzo"
nych a }yskajacych jakimk
krwawym blaskiem, przypo'
minajacym zwierza %rozjuszo.
nego; potezne barry, d}onje
zylaste 6w:adczy}y, ze si}e
posiada} nielada a wyszcze-
rzone zeby ze mi}osierdzia
ami ludzkiego uczucia PROF.
no u niego szuka6.
~Stanqwszy mad tenn zwie-
rzeciem W ludzkiej %pow}oce,
Zab6j hrknq}:
Wstawaj mi, marucho
jedenl
Zu}a wyciagna} sic, przy-
siadf ma bar}ogu.
A co? - spvtat 2ie-
wajqc ME MONA wypo-
czac spokojnie.
- Robote masz - m6wi1
Zab6l = blega] 90 kaznl,
przyszykuj co potrzeba.
Oprawca wsta1, ale sic ME
%spieszy}.
- .RusZze sic ZwawC -
napiera} Zab6j = ksiaze pan
sam PREY mekach bedzie, sly
szysz...
- Co mi tam! = mrulkna}
Zyta - ia zawdy po swojemu
robie...
Zatrzymal sic nieco i "a
gadnal:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-28
DOBRE
do kuchenneg0 pieca

10 kuCltIlutSU pItCd
Pr6bowali6cie wy kiedy sporz2-
9zi6 sniadanie ma predce PREY ,ognlu
kt6ry sic ME chce patio? Me. by9o
TO ud%reczeniem? Szturac ! grzebac
~@smolacych weglach, kt6re pre-.
latuja, pala sig licho i nier6wno,
twolza sadie i hraty popiofem !
iuzlem = ME %wystarcza to do dzl"
ko9ci?
Micro Tnany jest IN gat"n'k.
Skoro wejdz1ecie z rama do kuch"i,
strz4dniec'e nieco ably przeleria}
popi6i 2 nocJ, ~otworvycie zastawke
q " minucie albo dw6sh bedzie
:iuzy p}omieh. p'ekny ogieh, goto-
wy do przyrzadzenia 6nladania.
albo, cos podoboego do gotowania,
nakrywka hedzie zarzsc a piec pie-
knie ogrzewaG. TO Jest, poniewaz
50 dobre wegle, dobrze p~rzysposo'
oione.
Skoro bedzlecie samawiac weele,
iadajcie numer t"lefonu 297
n6wcie ,,PEERLESS COOK
STOVE NUT"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-28
DYREKToRZY:

DYREKTORZY:
+. S. BELL.
{. sekretarzi kasyer. Laird Norton Co.
Ell. M, LAMBERTON.
= adwokat j kapitalista.
.#PAUL WATKINS
H. prezydent J. X. Watkins Medical Co
FL. r. MITCHELL
PREF. Narotlowego banku. st. Paul.
r. H. THATCHER d
III vice-prezvdent Laird Norton Co. z
81 vice-prez. ]. R. Watkins Medical Co.
Nv. B. PARSONS
vice-prez. Western Elevator Co.
taWM. HAYES.
prezydent Haves-Lucas Lumber Co.
C. A. BOALT.
7: kapitalista.
CLARK E. BAILEY +
II z Bayley & Bayley.
:EGEO. H. RAINIER
prezydent A. H. Kramer Co.
::=sP, f. BAUMGARTNER
vice-prezydent.
S. l.. PRENTIss
. preZydent. Il -
DEPOSIT BANK
$50 procentu p4acimy
cd s~kfadanych OsZcZe-
dnOSei i d~epezyt6W.
The Hayti herald., 1913-12-18

to five years in the penitentiary,
but he went ninety-four years
better and sentenced him to
ninety-nine years, the second
greatest penalty prescribed by
law, and in doing so he was fol-
lowing out the long established
precedent of criminal procedure.
We are told that Judge Kelly,
in passing sentence, said he was
sorry the negro was not tried
before jury. What more
could he say? No doubt Judge
Kelly's personal feeling in
the matter favored the
death penalty for the negro,
but his personal feeling, if he is
an honest Judge, cannot enter
into his official opinions.
The Hayti herald., 1913-12-18
WHO is WHO?

The proof of the pudding,
they say, is in chewing the bag,
and we presume the proof is COR
rect. 1t is just about the same
as the tree is known by the
fruit it bears"
A few days ago the Socialist
committed itself as follows:
" Gentleman poker play
ing, night prowling, light
drinking and 'gentlemanly'
sporting CAN BE TOLER-
ATED."
We presume the Socialist
meant exactly what it said. If
not, then it should. We will take
it for granted, however, that the
Socialist expressed it's honest
ideas and convictions.
Now, who is who and what is
what?
This is o nut for some of you
good christians and preachers
to crack-some of you people
who have been swarming about
the Socialists door like flies
about the bunghole of a molasses
barrel el-tell US, please, why you
were there, and why you are
against the Herald?
The Herald has been published
right in your midst for near
ly six years, and we invite you
to search our columns through
the 267 issues we have printed,
and see if you can find one word
one intimation-that we con-
done or approve of vice, in any
way, shape, form or fashion, be
it light drinking" and parading
the streets groggy, before neigh
Dor women and children, prowl-
ing the streets at night in search
of prostitute, or engaging in a
quiet" night about a poker Ia
BILE. No sir. We never have and
we never will permit such Ian.
guage to be used in the columns
of the Herald, and should we
stoop so low as to do so, then we
would have absolutely no conf
dence in the christian" OF
preacher" who would slobbel
over us after having made such
assertions.
This is becoming a pretty ket
tile of fish, this gang against the
Herald, and the people every
where are watching the Herald
win.
The Hayti herald., 1913-12-18

Who are life's failures? Did
you ever think about this? Did
you ever give much study to the
mysteries of human life? Look
about you today, and think of the
prosperous men and women.
Who are they and what are they?
They are the big, open-hearted
people, always havinga good word
to say for every body, always
trying to do some favor assist
ing some person along, minding
their own business and letting
others alone. Then the life fail
ures who are they and what are
they! The world is full of them.
You know them. Look about
you and see them. You will find
tn EN- fanatical, meddlesome,
stirring us factions and strife,
talking about somebody, TRYING
to do some injury. They pride
themselves on being just little
better than anybody else-they
are right and all the world is
wrong, and they are against
every one who differs with them.
These are the life failures.
The Hayti herald., 1913-12-18
CRITICISM.

We are informed that certain
people in Charlottesville have Sc
verely criticised the Herald on
account of it's news item about
the life sentence imposed upon
Willie Woodson, the negro rapist,
by Judge Frank Kelly, on Tues
day morning of last week. Now,
it is all right to criticise, when
you know what you are talking
about, but all wrong when you
do not know, and does great in
justice. One agitator can start
up a street and create more
strife and ill feeling in thirty
minutes than dozen good, level
headed citizens can allay in thirty
days. We base our statements
upon facts as we learn them and
after due investigation and con.
sideration, and in this instance,
while we were not then and are
not now satisfied with the termi-
nation of the case, we told the
truth as we saw it. We had
hoped all along that the negro
would be given a jury trial and
that the death penalty would be
inflicted, but in a trial of that
kind are you sure the death pen
atty would have been inflicted?
Think, for a moment, of the
many cold blooded murderers
in this county who have escaped
the gallows? Do you remember
the Bradford-Ho case, the Aus
tin-Johnson case, the "Pegleg"-
Mcbride case? Now, the law is
to be considered. Here is the
law of Missouri as it relates to
rape:
Section 4471. Rape
punishment.-Every person
who shall be CONVICTED
of rape, either by carnally
and unlawfully knowing any
female child under the age
of fifteen years, or by for
chilly ravishing any woman
of the age of fifteen years
and upward, shall suffer
death, or be punished by i'm
prisonment in the peniten-
tiary not less than five years,
in the discretion of the jury.
Laws of Missouri, 1913"
You can very plainly see that
the law leaves a wide scope for
either Judge or jury, from death
to five years Imprisonment.
Again, do we expect our jud ge
to do something no other Judge
has ever done? We have never
heard of an instance and you
have never heard of one, when
the plea of guilty was entered,
the death penalty was inflicted.
The Judge is but one individual,
and unlike a jury, where the re-
sponsibility is divided among
several, with all the chances of a
new trial, an appeal and the me
diation of the governor to relieve
them of any error. You can see
from the law, that Judge Kelly
could have sentenced the negro
The Hayti herald., 1913-12-18
BRASS AND IRON 1EDSTEADS
$1.00 TO $500

If you are not able to pay cash for your furn-
ture we will take your old furniture at liberal
allowance and give you terms on your purchase.
We can save you more money in an hours
time than you can make in a whole week. We
invite you to come in and make your holiday
selection, as these bargains will not last, so come
right now now and get your choice. You
remember the old saying, the early bird catches
the worm.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-05-16
HONOR MEMORY OF SCHURZ
Civil War Veterans Dedicate Monu-
ment to Their Former comrade
in Arms.

New York, May 10.-Ciyil war vet
Grams who fought with Carl Schurz
took part in the dedication of memo
rial monument to him at Morningside
drive and One Hundred and Sixteenth
street on Saturday. Prominent per-
sons were present and took part in
the ceremonies. Joseph H. Choate
presided and spoke, and speeches were
made by Borough President McAneny,
Count Won Bernstein. the German am
.bassador, and Congressman Richard
Bartholdt Among some of the vet
Grams who fought with Schurz and
who were present at the dedication
today were Gen, p. j. Osterhaus. Gen.
Horace Porter, Maj. Gen. Grenville NJ.
Dodge. Gen. Adelbert Ames. GEN.
James H Wilson, Gen. j. Grant VIII
son and Lieut.-Gen. Nelson A. Miles.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-05-16
CROWDS STORM CARS
ONE BURNED, OTHERS BLOCKED
ON CINCINNATI TRACKS.
Crews Are Compelled to Flee for
Their Lives After Being
Beaten by Mobs.

Cincinnati, May 13.-One car
burned, FIVE deserted and left stand
ing on the streets in the downtown
section and the crews of these six
cars either beaten or forced to run
to cover is tie total result OF an eff
fort made by the Cincinnati Traction
company TO operate cars on its lines
An Avondale line car while passing
Hunt street and Broadway was sud
denly seen to be ablaze. Several men
in wagon driving alongside the car
had thrown quantity of gasoline
over 1t and then put match to it,
The crew. numbering ten men, de
serted aud were pursued by crowd.
but managed to escape.
Two other Avondaie cars passed
through the center of the city fol.
lowed by jeering crowd. but upon
reaching Seventh and Sycamore
streets some one cut the trolley ropes.
while a combined assault was made
on the cars by crowd of strikers or
sympathizers and several of the crew
were roughly handled.
Ou 1tAlIdl dNSuQCs III Tic NCot
End, two John street cars attempted
TO work their way to the center CT
the city when heavy wagon was
driven directly in front of them and
apparently stalled.
Before the police could move the
wagon from the tracks a crowd board
ed the cars, rocks and bottles were
hurled through them and few of the
crew of sixteen men managed to es-
cape bruises or cuts. None. however,
reported serious injury.
Another Avondale car was stopped
at Court street and Broadway aud
the crew deserted without a fight.
The traction company announced
that 1t would continue to make at
tempts to operate the cars, and fur
ther trouble Is feared.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-05-16
TARIFF BILL is PASSED
MEASURE ADOPTED BY VOTE OF
28t TO 1879.
Flood of Protests Awaits Its APP
pearance in Upper Body of
Congress.

Washington, May 10.--The Under
wood tariff bill, proclaimed by the
Democratic party as the answer to
It's platform pledge to reduce the tar
III downward, was passed by the house
Thursday The vote was 2S1 to 1873,
five Democrats voting against the bill
and two Republicans voting for it.
Floods of protest from manufac-
turer, merchant, producer and foreign
nations await the bill when 1t makes
Its appearance before the senate. The
bin will be started upon its stormy
way at once. Republican senators
will open the fight by demanding pub
lie hearings. This will be defeated,
but it is the purpose of the Democrats
o give full hearings in committee to
ii classes of directors.
The tariff bin made record time
through the house, but little more
han two weeks having passed since
it came from the ways and means
committee All amendments except
those proposed by the committee were
defeated With the exception of
Broussard of Louisiana, no Democrat
ic member of the house proposed
changes in the bill.
On final passage the Democrats vot-
ing against it were Eptopinal, Du-
pree. Broussard. Watkins, Elder. Nor
gan, Lazare and Aswell of Louisiana
and Charles B. Smith of New York.
1t received the votes of Kelly and
Ripley of Pennsylvania; Bryan OF
Washington and Nolan of California,
Progressives, and Cary and Stafford
of Wisconsin. Independent Republic
ans.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-05-16
FLAS III ES
OFF THE WIRE

New York, May 10.--The election OF
c. S. Funk as president of the Rune.
ly company, manufacturers of agricul-
tural implements, was announced by
the interests financing that corpora
ton. Mr. Funk was for six years gen
eral manager of the international
Harvester COMPANY
Buffalo, N Y, May 12.-Gibes from
acquaintances over his defeat for the
Office of school commissioner drove
Frank Kosmowski to suicide Friday,
according to report submitted to
Sheriff Becker by deputies
Vancouver, B. c.. May 1O.-Hemns,c
in by flames, which started from some
unknown cause, six members of the
crew of the steamer Ophir, which
sailed from Vancouver Thursday night
and tied up at the Brunswick cannery,
Canoe Pass, near Ladner, In the Fraser
river, were burned to. death in a fire
which destroyed the vessel
Wausau, Wis, May 13.-The over
turning of a motor boat resulted in
the death of six persons by drown
ing. The boat was struck "deadhead''
and the rubber bar was broken, allow
ing the boat to drift helplessly
against a submerged pier which
caused 1t to overturn The dead:
Herman Roehl, Gus Janke, Eleanor,
Gertrude, Walter and Gustav Janke.
Beloit, Wis, May IA freight
train going south on the Chicago G.
Northwestern road was wrecked Sat
urday at the base of the Big hill
north of the city, and several cars
were tumbled In the river. No one
was hurt.
New York, May 10.-Dennis Sweeney,
John j. Martha, James e. Hussey and
James F. Thompson, former police in
spectors convicted of conspiring to OBJ
struct justice and to check graft rev
Citations involving them. were SEN
fenced to serve one year in the peni-
Tertiary and pay fine of $500 each.
This is the maximum sentence.