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The Sentinel=record., 1913-12-21
ROAD CONTRACTORS
 ARE FOUND GUILTY
HEAD OF COMPANY AND DEMO. CRATIC STATE COMMITTEE
 MAN CONVICTED OF FRAUD

Nyack N. Y Dec 20.-Bart Dunn head of the Dunbar Construction com pany and a democratic state com mitteeman, Joseph B. Fogarty, an employe of the state highway depart ment; and the Dunbar Construction company were found guilty here to. day before the supreme court Justice Tompkins of conspiracy to detraud the state in the construction of raods,
 The jury was out two hours
 Sentence will be pronounced We'd nesday
 An investigation in.o the highways affairs of Rockland county, conduct. ed by John A. Hennessy, led to the indictments of the defendants Dunn and his associates were charged with conspiring to defraud the sta e through the use of materials inferior to those called for in the contract for the construction of the s-ate roads
 The trial began last Monday The offense of which the accused were found guilty is a misdemeanor. the maximum penalty for which is a year in prison and $500 fine. Wm. Travers Jerome. Counsel for Dunn, the Dunbar Construction company
The Sentinel=record., 1913-12-21
COUNT KILLS WIFE
 AND HIS NEPHEW
SCANDAL AMONG GERMAN ROY ALTY CAUSES EXCITEMENT
 AMONG TITLED THRoNG
Woman's Infatuation For Her Young Nephew Leads to Double Crime at German Castle.

Graetz, Germany, Dec. 20.-Conster- nation has been caused in German society circles by tragedy at Castle Dakowynokrz. near this city, where Count Matthias Mielzinski a Polish nobleman and member of the German Imperial Parliament. today shot and killed his wife and nephew. The count tonight is a prisoner in the Castle, one of his many country seats. under a guard of gendarmes.
 Stories of the shooting are con tradictory. One of the most general ly believed Is that the count who for some time 1t is reported, had been suspicious of his wife, preteuded to go on a journey. Returning uneXpec- tedly this morning at four o'clock, he is said to have gone to his own room and there secured a rifle. Then entering the bedroom of the countess he fired two shots killing his wife and his nephew instantly
 The infatuation of the countess and the nephew for each other long had bean rumored The countess was 3S years old and the nephew 24. lady companion of the countess, who was reported wounded by the count, was not present.
 Count Mielzynski is a painter of some repute He is accustomed to spend most of his time at his Berlin studio Three children have been born to the count and countess.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-12-21
PANAMA CITIZENS
 STONE COLOMBIANS
CITIZENS OF PANAMA RESENT AR. TicLE PUBLISHED IN BARRAN.
 ouiLLA NEWSPAPER.
Article Stated That People of Panama Desired to Return to Protection of Colombia.

Panama, Dec. 20-As result of the Colombian demonstration here Thurscay night, when several houses occupied by Colombians were stoned, Sanchez Rameirez, confidential age~r here of the Colombian government. sailed for home today for reasons of safeyt.
 Senor Ramierez's departure was in no way urged by the Panamaian goverenment which, on the con .rary, offered him an armed guard until the temper of the people had been calm ed. The agent decided, however. that his usefulness here was over. He made the trip to Colon with Ernesto Lefevre. minister of foreign relations and during his stay there was guard. ed by policemeen.
 The outburst agains. Colombians grew out of an article published in newspaper at Barranquilla. Colom. bia, containing among other state ments one that the people of Panama desired to return to the Colombian fold
 A local partisan retved With bit ter Srticle, which. in turn, brought forth a statement from the Colombian confidential agent, and it was against him that popular indignation was di- rected.
 It is thought probable that the Co lombian government will resen. the. incident, which is considered unfortu- nate at this time, in view of the ne gotiations looking to new trpartte treaty.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-12-21
POSTMASTER NEEDS HELP

Buchanan, Mich, Dec. 20.-Claiming that the government had refused to allow him the services of two extra clerks during the Christmas rush, Al Der. A. WoTthington, postmaster of this place, requested the sixteen Dem ocratic candidates for his office ID come in and help him out. He eX' plained the experience would be valu' able in case any received the appoint lment. It was said tonight all sixteen would report for work next week
The Sentinel=record., 1913-12-21

The perfect gift; a picture, from Blpgs Art Store 1216-st
The Sentinel=record., 1913-12-21
NEW TREATY PERFECTED.

Copenhagen, Denmark, Dec. 2O.- The news published here today that an arbitration treaty between the United States and Denmark has been agreed upon caused great gratihca' ton. Ii is considered that such treaty materially helps to assure the neutrality of Denmark.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-12-21
The Christmas Store

We still select something that they appreciate ana will be good when other and forgotten ouch Music Cabinets Smoking Stands Pedestas, Hall Clocks Ceeretts Ladies' Desks phone Stands Cedar Chest WadrObe Library Tables and other appropriate GtS BUY NOW AND PAY LATER. Convenient arranged article
The Sentinel=record., 1913-12-21

oosessed with the idea tha. he need. ed an operation.
 Several years ago Bisdorf was un- der the knife in Philadelphia hos. pital and since then he has appeared at local hospitals and insisted on be.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-12-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For ProsecutIna AttorneY.

The SentinelRecord is authorized to announce W. G. Bouic as d candi- date for the office of prosecuting at torney for this judicial district, sub ject to the action of the democratic primary
The Sentinel=record., 1913-12-21

this city and members of his family
 said today they believed he had en- tered hospital in some city and in- duced the surgeons to perform an op- eratiOn. 1t was said he suffered from temporary fits of insanity and became
The Sentinel=record., 1913-12-21
FEDERAL LEAGUE PLANS.

St Louis, Dec. 20.-'Buffalo and Baltimore will be in the Federal Base ball League, according to an an nonncement made tonight after ad- journment of meeting here of the league magnates No other informa' ton as to what plans were made was Mriheoming.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-12-21

FOR SALE Cheap. New Home Sew ing Machine equipped with Emerson
 motor Barber Shop Massage Vibrator both in first class operative condi- tion, Schmelzel e1l Central Avenue, Phone 22t. 12-2f-1wk
The Sentinel=record., 1913-12-21
OPERATION PEND LOST.

Wabash. Ind, Dec 20.--Jacob Bis dorf, 36 years old the man with a passion for undergoing surgical op erations, is missing from his home in
The Sentinel=record., 1913-12-21

Albany. Dec. 2O-Peter B. Baird of Amsterdam. N. Y, a contractor testified in the highway investigation here today that in 1912 he contribut- ed about $4,000 to different democra- tic organizations During the same year he obtained highway contracts approXimating $l5000 some of which never were advertised
The Sentinel=record., 1913-12-21
For Sheriff.

The Sentinel-Record is authorized to announce Brad o. Smith as d can. didate for the office of sheriff of Gar land county, subject to the action of the democratic primary.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-12-21
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.

The Sentinel-Reecord is authorized to announce the candidacy of J. W. Afford for county and probate judge, subject to ihe actioN of the Demo cratic primary.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-12-21

ing operated upon again, although tne physicians have told him he was la perfect physical condition.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-06-26
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There will ) an III cream supper
lat TIE Virrinia tlilclol hos,ss SatuI-
day, June Il. roceeds are't 70 %
to ths Sunday school. Everybody
cordially Invited q II ss.,
Frank / Goo noueh was Ia arrival
from Butler Sunday. VI 81.
Swarens and Thomas shipped ! car
Of stock to Kansas City Monday.
Bob Woods Of Mound City, spent
the latter part Of the week IN Foster.
Will Humphrey was called to Rich
Hill Monday to see his daughter, Ves
IA, who is quite sick with the meas
les. III, III,
G. w. Mullenaux and family left
Thursday for Iowa, their future
home. .
P. L. Shelton was business visi-
tor at Rich Hill last week.
Misses Maud and Beula Journey
came down from Kansas City Nom
day to visit home folks. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Hughly Shelton
and baby.
Miss Frances Campbell, who has
been visiting relatives and friends the
past week left for her home in Okla
homa Monday.
On account Of threatening rain last
saturday the Cemetery Association
lfailed to meet. We wish to announce
they will meet on next Saturday,
June 28th, 8 o'clock p. m.
Mrs. Ed Shelton and children, and
Mrs. Corum were arrivals on Sum
days train from Kansas City to visit
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. b. Briscoe Of the Independence
country.
Prof. L. F. Robinson Of Rich Hill,
after ten days visit with his BROTH
er-in-law, Ed Boron, left Saturday
for his home at that place.
| Mr.. Trussell and Mrs. DR.. Wilson
left on the 1880 train Saturday for
st. Louis in answer to message,
which stated their daughter. Mrs.
Maud Baker, was thought to be dy-
ling. @@s y tF
n O. c. Jones and family of Pitts
burg, Kas., visited over Sunday with
the family of Mrs. Jones' sister, Mrs.
D. H. Arbogast. Mr.. Jones is fore
man of the planning department of the
Kansas City Southern shops at that
place. DINAH.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-06-26

! Join md Finsy Fibbs visited Ils \
Sam Roberts, IN New Home town,
ship Friday. ;sss
{ John T. Hensley made q business
hip u: Kansas City the first III The
week. d. vi
Charley Weller who is working tor
Win Westovor visited at ]. M.
Smalley' Sunday. I 4
Miss May Bard Of Republic, Mo.
arrived Saturday to spend her sum
mer vacation with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs WI. Bard.
Win r. George and Bert Bohlken,
Willie Dykman, Albert and George
Meints spent Sunday with Clause,
Ruckus and Johnnie Dykman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bohlken and
son Walter, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j..
Meints and daughters Anna, Fanny
and Margueret. Miss Maggie Dyk-
man visited at Brun Meints' Sunday.
Fred Meints, Oliver Behrnes and
their families visited at R. Bohlkens
Sunday.
Bennie Bohlken and family, H. K.
Dykman, wife and two children, Mr..
and Mrs. John Dykman and son
Loren were guests at the George B.
Bohlken home Sunday.
The ball game between the Ger
man Athletes and the MULBERRY Pick
Ups resulted in a victory for the
Athletes. Score Is to z.
W. C. Brywn of Amoret visited at
John and Peter MorMoods, Thursday.
Miss Stell Nichols is on the sick
list.
Fred G. Ewbank delivered fat
porkers in Amoret Monday.
Hensley and Walker shipped a car
of fat stock to Kansas City Monday
night.
w. C. Brown received word from
his daughter Mrs. A. M. Davidson
that they had arrived at their new
home at Albany, Oregon safe.
RAMBLER.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-06-26
Elkh.a,rt'
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7 We had a fine shower of rain laa
Saturday evening. Il will help s "a!
pastures and corn and garden tfuel
Corn Is doing fine. Some Of It'll l
farmers report that the bugs at 4 lsI
damaging their corn badly. The oate
will be a failure in this part 5sRs N
I George Fulkerson has his hay cl
and in the barn. l5sEs
A. Westover's baby was sick last
week and DR.. Smith OF Amoret wasI
called. Il:
One Of Newt Crumley's driving
mares was badly cut on the wire one
day last week.
Miss Grace Osborn is employed Y
teach the Concord school this year \;
John Stephens lost available horae
one day last week.
Sunday evening we had quite N
good shower Of rain. sSs
John Fritts is sporting new motor
cycle and you can bet that he makes
the road hot when he gets out on II.
Mrs. Walters Of Golden City is ona
visit at the home Of Mrs. Messick ~
the city Of Elkhart. 4sSf
Col. Lockridge and wife, Mne,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-06-26

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mum daY ilielIt. "a 4 i fhe evening was
pas aseay tsita \ piionog graph music.
MA Iellle Richmond 3and little
n called on Mrs. Cailie Mullls
[[ThlEs Esday. &, i
(fs faude Morehouse Ind two
/ |childrei called Thursday afternoon
|on MN. lAda Bush. ..,.5
MI. and Mrs. j. +. Bush and fani-
INV. MI. and Mrs. r. @. Bush and Miss
|Vivian Cooper spent Friday evening
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-06-26
Mulberry and Western Bates.

& j. . VIZ, l5,H j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom S. Grimsley,
and son Tom Jr. and their three
daughters returned home from Har-
risonville where they had been visit
ing Toms parents.
Taylor and Edna Braden Of Kan.
,sas City are visiting their grand
mother, Mrs. j. G. Sageser.
Mrs. Frank Bohlken and son
Walter, and Miss Maggie Dykman
visited with A. j. Meints Wednes-
day.
/ Charles R. Bowman made a busi-
ness trip to Kansas City the fore part
iof the week.
Mrs. All. Meints, daughter Mar
Igaret and grand daughter Fanny
Dykman spent Thursday at Frank
ssBohlken'S.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-06-26

A<AlesxN0y n&A~ASaNtAs>t
s;ly were here on1 81 i vidit from Shelton
! Nd and have departed for home u u
@srSiss @ y q Illlsr sitd daud I
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MI ranbis Gprost - bean ti
a - h ssIs' s5 II I q N MI
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& Y (I Rmma Shs,s i = 4 q sisttsd q NJ
I io Brown londay eyenin
81 h D1s hasi A. corn cSe'll g
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-06-26
Eastern Bates.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Pleas Evans
a son, June IS, 1918.
Mrs. L. E. Wagerly and little son,
of kanith, Idaho, are here visiting her
father, Joe West, and other relatives.
Spruce will not celebrate the Fourth
this year. Preparations are being
made to celebrate at Montrose.
Uncle Jimmy Young's condition
remains about the same. >.
On Sunday evening, June %, 1918,
Mr.. Talmage Raybourn and Miss
Mary Reece were united in marriage
at the Presbyterian manse. Rev.
Gather officiating. These young
people are well known in this vicinity
and highly respected. Their many
friends extend congratulations and
wish them health, happiness and
prosperity as they journey through
life.
| A A family birthday dinner was given
at the home OF Mrs. Eliza Beard Sun-
day June u, it being her 65th amir
|versity. A good dinner was spread
| at the noonhour. In the afternoon
ice cream was served. Those pres
lent were J. E. Kretzineer and family,
Il - {. - s.| .
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-06-26

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I iii ls hts ~ ir x concsre s' silo ccm stsd
I'M 81 pd pns nnade 2by thsS Rook &. \ q
sSon Ceinsnt ork VI y. sssssl9i lts
MA Etts dewett and I dauahte.rl'
went to Nsbraslxa Il few days ago,
Mn. Eta has 4 lob ~ head cook
The six year old son n Al Homer
Jenkins died .Jlne 2ist e bad The
measles followed by typhoid FEVER
He was laid to rest in Elliott cemetery.
Win burst, vile and son had Al very
IA narrow escape one eseniB aat weslf
while coming home from Viroipila \,
l They were driving Y youn u sglan N, y
mules and 4 dor ran out, aAe 4
mules and causing them ~ gnn away, !,
thaowing the occupants out ot ths y ps
buggy. Mrs. burst WA hurt ssry
badly and was unconscious until IL \ theI 4 4
doctor arrived. VIII sustained Z
sprained wrist and Marvin was not y.
iniuredsa AIN All getting along fiAs
! John Foster says his new baasy,
was mot bought icr the girls but for ( v
himself. 8. II sS,l Il
MA poIIe oldhAa y or ths sir
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-06-26
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-25

wa i pertraktowa1 o nabycie ma
jatku pod Wadowicami.
Do klasztoru 90. Bazylianow W
Z}oczowie wtargne}o przez okno
ki!ku zamaskowanych bandytow
i clcia}o Emusic przeora do wyda-
MIA kluczy do skarbca. Gdy przeor
O. Kossak zadaniu ich odmowi},
strzelil jeden z bandytow do ME
go i zabi} go ma miejscu. Bandyci
znikli w ciemnosciach nocy.
Sprawl galicyjskiej reformy
wyborczej ME uczynila dotych-
czas zadnych postep6w. Do poro-
zumienia stronnictw >jeszcze ME
przysz1o. Czy, kiedy bedzie zwo-
}any sejm, take ME wiadomo.
w Krakowie odbyl sic zjazd
pos}ow ludowych, ma ktorym Sta
pinskiemu dano zupe1ne votum
zaufania i uchwalono bezwzgle-
dina opozycye wobec reszty naro-
du.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-25
Ze Zjednoczenia Kappa
now pOlSkiCh w Alne-
ryce P6fnocnej.

Do Wielebn. ~Duthowiehstwal
Sejm Zjednoczenia P. r.
K. zb'iaa sic. Podczas tego
.Sejmu, we Srode, dnia 8 paz
%dzierDika, 0 z pc po1udniu,
odbedzie sic posiedzenie
Ksiezy nalezacych do lied
noczenia i do Grupy KAPPA
now Pol.
Ze wzgledu ma wazne spra.
wy, .kt6re teda do za}atwie
MIA, uprasza sic Duchowie66
stwo 0 jak naj|iczniejszy
wsp6}udzia}.
x. WI. k%rakowski,
sekreta1z.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-25
w
Poniewaz w Meksyku w dal-

Poniewaz w Meksyku w dal-
Sym ciagu rozruchy i rozlew
krwi, tax, re Mkt tam zycia ME
pewny. Kongres Westinghouse
uchwalil 100000 ma pomoc W wy
niesieniu sic z granic tego kraju
tym obywatelom Stanow, ktorzy
.jej beda potrzebowae.
Ma konferecyi .pojednawczej"'
miedzy zarzadami kolei wschod-
Mich a stowarzyszeniem bratniem
kolejarzy, zaznaczy1 reprezentant
tychze, re W siedm godzin IS mi
nut jeden z robotnikow kolejo-
wych zostaje zabity przez pociag,
a co dziewiec minut jest jeden O.
xa1eczony. Straszna zaiste staty-
styka!....
w Calumet, Mich, strajk W
kopalniach miedzi trivia w dali
Sym ciagu i W dalszym ciagu po-
wtarzaja sic rozruchy, rozlew
krwi i aresztowania.
w drodze do Europy, ma polka
die okretu Baltic" zmarl nagle,
ma udar serca burmistrz miasta
Nowego Jorku, Gaynor. Cia}o je-
go zostalo wystawione ma widok
publiczny W ratuszu w Liverpool
lu, Ipotem odeslane do Nowego
Yorku, gdzie pogrzeb odby}, sic
22 w~rzesnia.
W}adze imigracyjne maja "a
miar ME wpuscic do Ameryki slyn
nej sufrazystki angielskiej, PAM
Pankhurst - jake anarchists. w
szeregach s~ufrazystek. tuteiszych
r%ozwinieto agitacye, ably temu "a
pobiedz.
Opierajac sic ma obliczeniach
statystycznych wykazujacyoh, &c
,rdzenni amerykanie" coraz rza-
dziej sic zenia icoraz mniej>maja
dzieci, oblicza DIR. Kelog, re w TO
ku 1913 urodzi sic ~ostatnie, rdzen-
ME amerykanskie" dziecko i caly
kraj zaleja ,,foreignerzy' z Pola-
kami ma czele.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-25
Mlasto z1odziei.
sekretarz.

JeSliby talk ktos z relza ma
sercu miaf powiedziee, gdzie
jest najwiecej zfodziei ma swie-
Gle, musia1by powiedziec W
Rosyi. w tenn pa6stwie atoli
istnieje jeszcze miasto, kt6re
ce]uje pod tym wzgledem ma
GAIA Rosye, a jest MIN miasto
portoWe ma po1udniu Rosyi
Odessa. Jeden z zo}nierzy
rosyjskich W Odesie opowiada
o %rozmowie, jaka mia4 z agen-
tenn policyjnym, kt6rego spe-
cyalnoscia jest tropicnie RE
zimieszk6w. Wadfug oblicze1
owego detektywa, W Odesie
znajduje sic ME mniej, nj
wiecej, jak 10000 zfodziei.
Ma 100 mieszkahc6w miasta
przypada 6 rzczimieszk6w, a
ma 100 rzezimieszk6w ~ ko-
:biet. Take dzieci zawczasu
zaprawiane So do tego, najwi-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-25

doczniej p~op1saltnego rzemios-
Ia, gdyz liczfn ich wsr6d RI
%finowanyeh juz zfodziei wy
kazuje bardzo poWazna sumo.
Me ma W Odesle ami jcdnego
.oddziafu sadowego, W kt6rym-
by ME prowadzono dziennie
najmniej 10 proces6w 0 doko-
mamie kradziezy.
G}6wnym sezonem opera
cyjnym ola z}odziei odeskich
Jest pora ]etnia. z Odessy
wyjezdza W6wczas wszystko,
co tylko moze, raz z poWodu
nies}ychanych upa16w, pc
drugie zas z obawy pred cho-
lera. Wtedy rozpoczyna sic
kampahia zfodziej, czesto przy
o%trzymaniu posilk6W 2 in-
nych miast rosyjskich. Kiedy
pc kilku tygodniach dostojni
mieszka6cy Odessy, wraeaja
W progi domowe, zastaja. W
mich zazwyczaj tylko to =
rzeczy i kosztownosci, co zlo-
dzieje awazali "a st6sowne
zostawic i co i'm sic wydafo
ME zbyt wartosciowem.
Ten rozkwit zfodziejstwa "
Odessie przypisac trzeba bra
|kowi policyi kryminalnej. w
|Odessie istnicje "a to,liczna i
dobrze uposazona po]icya .po-
]ityczna. Dzicnnikarz odeski
:twierdzi dalej re gdyby dzien-
niki chcia}y rejestrowac wszy-
stkie wypadki kradzieay ia
kie codziennie zachodza W o.
|desie, to m%usia1yby wycho-
die W podw6jnie zwiekszo-
nym formacie. fadny inte-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-25

bi6r $1,511.6S ma pomnik Kosciu-
ski W West Point. Potrzeba jesz-
cze przesz}o $1,000. Prosi o wysy-
lanie skladek ma adres: Rev. ].
Dworzak, 1858 Nepperhan ave-,
Younkers, N. Y.
Maryanna Liscierska chcia1a
sic przeszwarcoWaGy do Ameryki
przez port filadelfijski, jake iona
zupelnie jej obcego czsowieka,
k1amstwo jednak sic wyda1o, wiec
ia deportowano, a ow Polak, ktory
zgodzil sic uchodzic "a MEGA tel
kobiety, zostal aresztowany.
Az 20 policyant6w trzeba bylo
do zaprowadzenia spokoju ma
chrzcinach u Jana Kochehskiego
we Filadelfii, II ktorego zgroma-
Dido sic PREY tel okazyi do stu
gosci. Piwa i wodki by}o W brod,
to tez gdy ~wybuoh1a b6jka, to II
os6b pokiereszowanych trzeba
by1o ambulansami odwiesc do
szpitala, a reszte ,,patrolkami" do
kozy. slioznie sic bawia nasi Po-
lacy - ami slowa!
Zwiazek M1odziezy zaprowa-
dza II siebie bardzo. ..postepoWa
nowosc = ma ostatnim sejmie u
chwali} zniesc nabozenstwa pred
sejmowe W kosciele. Czy to we
wzroscie organizacyi pomoze =
watpimy!
w West Allis, Wis, dwaj Po-
lacy: Kozielecki i Nogalski, zbu-
dowali aeroplan wed1ug w}asnego
pomys}u i maja niebawem rozpo-
czac proby lotu.
Michaf Ta~terniczak, wiezieh w
Kenosha, pope}nif straszne samo-
bojstwo, wbijajac sobie noz w
SERGE.
Tomasz Maciejewski i Micha4
Misiewicz, pracujacy PREY kanale
stanowym niedaleko Lockport, N.
Y, w czasie obiadu zaczeli sic mo-
cowac mad brzegiem,. przyczem
obaj wpadli do woody i potopili sic.
:: Sprawl Czechowicza, b. sekre-
TARA Z. N. p, oskarzonego o de-
fraudacye przesz1o $4,000 z fun
duszow z. N. P, przekazana 20
stala nareszcie sadowi kryminal-
MENU = odbedzie sic "a pol ro-
ku,; albo moze "a rok. "
G}osny M Gala Ameryke ks.
Cichy z Toledo, p]rzeprosil swoje-
go biskupa i wraca do jednosci z
Kosciolem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-25
w REszc1E sW1ATA.
Nowy balon sterowy Zeppelina,

Nowy balon sterowy Zeppelina,
W ktorym w z. tygodniu donosi-
lismy, re sic W MIN hrabia Z. wy
biera W podr6z do Ameryki juz
ME istnieje. Spadl W. jezioro i zgi-
nal wraz z za}oga z IS osob. w
tym samym tygodniu spadiy i
porozbija}y sic diva inne balony
niemieckie przyczem "a osob stra-
clio zycie.
w swiecie politycznym Europy
panuje przekonanie, re kana1 pa
namski W niewiele lat Pc otwar-
ciu doprowadziG must do creme
go starcia miedzy Stanami lie
dnoczonymi a Japonia. To samo
przewiduja i amerykanscy polity-
cy.
w jesiennych.manewrach armii
e. .."E-S ~ s~=rE4 -
francuskiej zajmujacym szczego-
lem by1 olbrzymi popis dywizyi
napowietrznej W -ktorym wzielo
udzia} kilkadziesAt aerop1anow
wojskowych.
z Hamburga .odjecha3 ,.Impe-
rator" najwiekszy Stack pasazer-
ski ma Atlantyku'z,, 5000 pasaze--
row ma pok}adzle, bijac W ten
sposob wszystkie' dotyehczasowe
rekordy.
Nier.cy k%onstatuja, re wszyst-
kie najwplywowzespisrlaa W Ber-
linie, Wiedniu i innych wiekszych
miastach niemieckich, znajduja
sic W rekach zydow i, re tax W
Niemczech, jak Austryi, zydy
maja pod pewnymi wzgledami
wplyw decydujacy.
Dziesiee lat up1yne}o cd czasu
gdy Andrew Carnegie, nri1ioner a
merykahski, podpisaf akt moca
ktorego ofiarowal 36ooyooo ho-
lenderskich tguldenow ma cele bu-