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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-24
Fine Concert Programs Arranged.

! The programs for the concerts to be
given by the Montpelier choral union at
the Montpelier city hall May IS and 20
are as follows.
Wednesday Evening, May %.
Anvil Chorus, III Trovatore," $3.50. Verdi
Chorus.
Gloria ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Buzz Peccia
Mr.. Cartwright
Cantata "The Erlking's Daughter Gade
Miss Kaiser, Miss Potter, Mr. Cart
wright. Chorus and Orchestra.
Songs with pianofortel
Miss Kaiser.
Lullaby ...s......,,..,..... Mildenherg
Ladies' Chorus.
Songs with pianofortel
Miss Potter.
Pilgrims Chorus, "Tannhauser" Wagner
Mems Chorus.
Thursday Afternoon, May 20.
Overture, Wanderers Hope suppe
Orchestra.
Anvil Chorus, I'll Trovatore" -. Verdi
Chorus.
Menuet Rose ....,..,..,.... Came
Orchestra.
Recitative and Aria, Deeper and Deep
er Still Watt Her, Angels "Jeptha"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Handel
Mr.. Pagdn.
Waller Duet for two pianosl Wilm
Mrs. Badord. Mrs Cleaves.
Suite Espagnole Feria ,. Lacome
|. Los Toros 2. La Reja 3. La Zarzuela
Orchestra
"Tales of Hoffman Offenbach |
Ladies' Chorus.
Motto Lonto .,........... Rubenstein /
Canzonetta ................ Herbert /
Strings.
Song with pianofortel
"A Child's Song" ........... Marshall
Flows My Boy" ......... Homer
30 For Day of Spring" Andrews
Mr. Pagdin
Dance of the Hours, "Gioconda" ..
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-24

Safety razors from Zoe to $500 and
all guaranteed Davis, THE Druggist"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-24

The programs for the concerts to be
given by the Montpelier choral union at
the Montpelier city hall May IS and 20
are as follows.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-24
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

Agreeably to the provisions of section
five hundred sixty-five 1861 of the Pub
lie Statutes, as amended by No. 46 of
the Acts Of 1910, notice is hereby given
that the undersigned, assessors within
and for the City of Barre, Vermont,
have this day completed the abstract Of
individual lists of persons, co-partner-
ships, associations and corporations, sub
iect 70 taxation in said city on the first
day of April 1918; that we have this
dav lodged the same in the office of the
clerk of said city for the inspection of
taxpayers: that on the Goth day OF May,
1918. at o o'clock in the forenoon, until
the lst day OF June. the undersigned
will meet at the assessors office in said
city. to hear grievances of persons, CO.
partnerships, associations or corpora
tons aggrieved by any of our appraisals
or by any of our acts as such assessors.
whose objections thereto in writing shall
have been filed with us as prescribed
by statute. and to make such corrections
in said abstract as shall upon hearing
or otherwise be determined by us; and
that unless cause to the contrary be
shown, the contents of said abstract will,
for the ,Sar 1918. become the grand list
Of said city and of each person, CO.
association or corporation
therein named.
Given under our hands, at assessors
'ffioe, City of Barre. in TIE County of
this cath day of May, 1913. |
Martin Riley,
J. L. Wallace.
Augustus NJ. Rossi,
Assessors for the City of Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

Auction sale Saturday at p m. City
Auction rooms.
Several stars are found in the line-u
of the Y NJ. c. A. college of Springfield,
Mass. Their strongest pitcher has been
reserved for the Italian game Saturday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

Leona 3-in-l suits, at Abbott's.
Another lot of those S1.00 long silk
gloves at zoe. at Vaughan's.
One of the fastest school teams in Yer
mont, st. Johnsbury academy, lines
up against the Barre A. c.. at Inter
city park Saturday afternoon at
o'clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

Black Cat hose in gauze weights, at
Abbott's.
Sale on summer underwear, Saturday
and Monday, at Vaughan's.
Barre A. c. vs.. st. Johnsbury academy
at Intercity park Saturday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. Special car accommoda-
lions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-24
GRANITEvILLE.

. / wish TO announce that express
charges viii be paid one way on all
orders for customers from upper and
lower Graniteville. Strict attention and
prompt delivery given. II. A. Lundy, 7
Pearl street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

The Italian Athletic club seconds will
play Northfield high school at the Berlin
street grounds Monday afternoon 1t
will be the first time this season that
the seconds have been matched against
& scholastic team.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-24

Don't forget the home of Bison 10l
pictures The Biiou theatre has the
exclusive use of the new Bison l0l
pictures.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-24
TOO LATE TO BE CLASSIFIED

LOST-Either on Main or Washington
street. black bill book containing r. % r. T.
receipts and other rapers- Finder please re
turn to this Office. e1tss
.wANTED-A Eiri 70 % kitchen work. Ap-
ply TO Hub Restaurant soft
LOSI-A gold iocket containing a chiid's
picture. also q iockss 81 hair. initials on
lcckef. H. ~ D. treasured ~ owner
keepsake Reward II returned 20 Times ossce.
se'e
fDh SALE-DnE rne1iErn-sgsirht cart. suit
Atie Tor meat or rrDcerlsz also one SCI a
double harne-ses prics right Phone s6l-ll,
OF address Boa ~. Csiaiz. ~ f1ts
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-24

Thursday Evening, May %.
PART l.
"The Holy City ................ Gaul
Miss Kaiser, Miss Potter. Mr.. Pag-
din, Mr.. Cartwright. Chorus
and Orchestra.
PART II.
Sextette from Lucia" .... Donizetfi
Lett Signor. Les Huguenots' Meyerbeer
Miss Potter.
Songs with pianofortel
Mr.. Cartwright.
Cora Nome, "Rigoletto" ......... Verdi
Miss Kaiser.
Unfold, Ye Portalsl Redemption 81.
-.-.-s-.-- ......-.s-. trOufiOu
Chorus.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-19
UNION LEADERS MARCH ON
COLORADO STATE HOUSE

DENVER. Col. Dec. 18.-Five hun
bred union leaders. early today.
marched In q body to the state house,
to voice a demand that Governor Am.
mons recall the state militia from
the southern Colorado strike fields
and remove from ONCE Brigadier-G Gen.
eral Chase, Judge-Advocate Bough-
ton, and Major Townsend. 1t was
announced that. should he refuse.
petitions would be circulated against
him at once.
The movement started as the re-
suit of q night session Of the special
convention Of the Colorado Federation
|of Labor, called to discuss q state
wide strike In sympathy with the
striking miners. The fiery oratory Of
Mother" Jones reused the delegates
to high pitch and they voted to
march In Q body on the state house
today. Resolutions setting forth the
demands regarding the militia and
empowering the executive committee
Of the federation to call statewide
strike without notice were unanimous.
ly adopted.
The governor indicated today that
he had no intention Of acceding to
the demands.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-19

What II said to BIO one Of the great
est character studies OF the present
time In the theater. 10 George Arliss'
impersonation Of BENJAMIN Disraeli,
In Louis N. Parker's play, which will
be seen In the Detroit opera house
next week. Disraeli, statesman, auth
or. wit, and one Of the most pictur-
esQue characters Of modern Englis;
history. In depicted In the zenith OF
his power In the seventies.
Il 10 q matter of history, and allu
sion IL frequently made In Mr.. Par
ker's play to the fact that with no 9th.
er of her prime ministers was Queen
Victoria as friendly as with Disraeli
Such q state OF social intimacy existe'
that the premier used to address the
queen quite Informally across the din.
ner table: Madam, did Lord Me.
bourne ever tell your majesty
you were to do this or that"
disregard OF court etiquette, couple,
possibly with Q little discreet fiatter!
explains In part why the queen pre-
ferred him to Mr.. Gladstone.
Gladstone treats the queen like
public department; threat her like a
woman" DisraeM II reported to hav
said. Speaking Of his conversati"'
with the queen. Lord Bcaconsfield
gave IN excellent piece OF advice ~
all men who have dealings with won
en-: II never deny; never contr,
dict; ] sometimes forget"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-19

1 8. 800 to the fund. An excellent pro-
gram was given by Signor Bartolotta.
Prof. Yunck. Mrs. Eleanor Hazard
Peocock, George Shorthand Kempton
Mrs. Clara Koehler-Heberlein. and A.
| A.. Meurer.
Mrs. Luella lockwood Is In New
York. o guest In the Hotel McAlpine
where she entertained o number OF
friends at the The Dansant. Saturday
o
Mrs. Dexter M. Ferry, Jr.. who Is
staying In the Hotel McAlpine. in New
York. entertained a party OF friends
at the The Dansant, Monday after
noon. Among Mrs. Ferry's guests was
Mrs. Sumner. wife OF Dean Sumner.
Of Chicago.
The January graduating class Of the
Dufaeld school has elected the follow
ing ohicers: President. Evelyn Pete;
vice-president. Romano Johns: SEQ
rotary. Helen Howe; treasurer. Gil
bert Turner.
Frank M. Ray. Of the firm Of Bur-
CESS q Ray. house wreckers. just re-
turned from u Blk mOutub Vt6lI "
his old home In England. brought
back bride with him. formerly Miss
RQwena @. Tyson. Mr.. Ray ana Miss
Tyson were childhood playmates and
had not seen each other for 10 years,
when Ray returned to his old home
and went to call upon" Miss Tyson
The couple came to America 70 be
married. the ceremony taking place
In Brooklyn. They are making Their
home at No. 100 Modest
o.
~Hibbie' Aver. Z brother Of mat"
Aver. the composer of many Of the
popular songs cafe patrons are being
served with their meals Ia cabaret
10 the chief stunt" man with the
Cornell Musical clubs troupers, who
visit Detroit In their annual tour Of
eastern and mid-western cities, Dec
20. "Hibbie" II scheduled for q "pi
analogue In the program. The Cor
nell clubs this year viii bring Sc
troupers. chosen from . membershir
Of more than $50 In the university
Glee. Mandolin and Panic clubs. The
combined clubs are under the direc
ton Of Prof. Darn. who has coached
the annual troupers for nearly . quar-
ter of q century. The seat sale VIII
open at the Kerwin Candy shop, Dec
%.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-19
HOUSEWIVES SEEK !
MORE MEMBERS
Campaign Being Made Among
Members Of Families Of
Factory Employees

Five thousand cards will be dis
tributed by members of the Detroit
Housedwives' league among the fac
tories OF the city, In an effort to In
terest the families OF the factory men
In the work OF the league. The cards
give three reasons for membership:
Because the league will help you
to obtain produce direct from
the farmer.
Because the league needs your
help to secure cold storage laws
Tor Michigan, and laws which will
prevent the necessities OF life be-
Ing sold at enormous profits.
Because right now the league
needs your help and cooperation
IN the egg boycott. Eggs now
offered for sale are storage eggs,
and should not cost more than 80
cents. Refuse to pay more.
These cards were given out in q
mass meeting OF the league. Wednes
day afternoon, In the Woodward.ave
Baptist church.
Mrs. l.. w. Kenyon, chairman of the
cooperative department. reported that
20 letters have recently been re-
ceived from farmers, Offering to sell
fresh eggs at 80 cents q dozen. One
woman, she said. had offered to sell
eggs the year round ut % cents q
dozen. Reports from housewives In
various parts OF the city we're given
showing that the price Of eggs ranges
all the way from 80 cents for the
storage article to 43 cents for fresh
The boycott Is regarded as success
ful. not only in helping to reduce the
price. but In forcing grocers to con
Tess the age Of the eggs which they
sell.
Neighborhood circles will be organ
lied. the chairmen Of which will send
to farmers for shipments to theil
homes, whence the products will be
distributed to those who have left
orders.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-19
UNIVERSITY DEMANDS
UNCLAIMED BODIES

The coroners of Wayne county
have received q communication from
George L. Streeter. professor OF
anatomy in the University of Michi-
gan. strongly urging them to send 10
the university for use In dissecting
purposes all human bodies that come
into their hands and are not claimed
by relatives or friends within 30
hours. Angered by the tone Of the
-3etter. which, citing an act or 1915,
n virtually demand. Coroner Bur.
CESS says that he and his colleagues
would ignore the letter.
A circular with the letter asserts
that the bodies would be kept for
Identification at least ten days after
their arrival at the university.
I'VE sometimes hold bodies here
for three weeks before they are iden-
tilted by relatives" declared DR.. Bur.
CESS. "It would be fine thing to
tell those persons Nthat they would
nnd the mutilated body of the de-
ceased In the dissecting rooms ia
Ann Arbor"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-19
PLEADS FOR EMBARGO
ON DISEASED POTATOES

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1S.-Predict.
Ing that potatoes. instead of being the
piece de resistance of the poor mans
menu, would become the rich mans
curio, Representative LinQuist. OF
Michigan, today. asked the depart
ment Of agriculture not only to main
tain its present diseased potato EN-.
barge. but to extend 1t to all OF the
crop countries where the potato wart
has ever existed. He charged that
|, potato dealers, In the face Of q BIG
potato crop shortage, are seeking Il
kill the embargo for speculative pur.
poses.
i Deputy Minister of Agriculture
'O'Holoraran, of Canada, asked the
government to raise the embargo now
In force against Canada, and Minis
ter OF Agriculture Gill. of Ireland, ar
gued against the embargo on the
great Irish product.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-19
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

Miss Etnel Johnson. pianist. was the
solotst In the meeting OF the Musical
Study club. Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. r. II. Fyfe entertained q mum.
Der OF friends at luncheon, Thursday,
In the Woman's Indoor club.
Mrs. l.. A. Harriss. No. 1881 West
Grand-blvd.. will entertain at q bridge
tea. Saturday afternoon.
Miss Muriel Arthur returned. Thurs
day. from Wellesley college to spend
the holidays with her mother, Mrs.
Clara B. Arthur. No. SO Boston-blvd.
Imperial lodge, 10. 4s7. Sons of st.
George. will give an entertainment In
Bamlet hall. Thursday evening, for
members OF the lodge and their fam
lilies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred M. Low will
present to society their daughter, Miss
Virginia Maria Low. at q ball In the
Hotel Pontchartrain, Thursday even.
Ing.
The Detroit chemists will meet, Fri
day evening. Dec. IS, In the Employ
ers association rooms, in the Stevens
building. A. T. Baldwin will give an
illustrated talk on "Colorimetry Of IL
Illuminating and producers gases
%
Miss Elizabeth Loomis was the host
ess of a dinner party. Wednesday
evening. in the home OF her mother
Mrs. John Wilde Dyar, In Crosse
Pointe. the guest Of honor being Mrs
William H Wallace. Of Rye. N. Y.
A dancing party will be given
Thursday evening. In Knights Of 20
lumbus hall. by the Political Equality
and Civic league. Mira. Cecil Vaughan
IL chairman of the reception commit
tee for the evening. Extra guests
tickets may be procured at the door
An illustrated lecture on "yerusa
lem and the Holy Land" will be given
Thursday evening. in Central Presby
terrain church. under the auspices OF
the Bowling Green club. OF the church
Edgar A. Guest will contribute read.
ings and there will be musical mum
bers.
The children OF the crosman school
will give a Christmas tree and enter
tainment. Friday afternoon. in the
school building, with the children from
the school for cripples as special
guests. There will be q distribution
OF gifts to the guests and q program
Of music and games.
Mrs. David Gray delightfully."- enter
tanned number of the young women
OF the younger set, In honor OF Miss
Annette Sheldon. at luncheon. We'd
nesday, followed by q The Dansant.
The beautifully appointed luncheon Ia
bles held silver baskets filed with
corsage bouquets OF roses and garde-
Mas.
Unique Cadillac hive. L. o. T. M.
NJ, No. 1913. has elected the following
oficers for the ensuing year: Com
mander. Emma Davis; Lieutenant
commander Emma Sweptstone; past
commander. Camilla Malloy; record
keeper, Clara Ritchce; finance keep
er. Esther Middlewood: chaplain. Mary
Aneld: sergeant, Mary Esser: mis-.
tress-at-arms, Coral Prue: sentinel.
Ida Heams: picket, Maggie Prus; pi-
anist, Alma WALLER
o.
To provide additional funds for the
Christmas tree and entertainment for
poor children OF the city, to be held
In the Light Guard armory, Dec. ~,
under the auspices Of 0erman-Ameri-
can citizens. q concert was held. Wed
nesday evening. In the armory. the
proceeds from which will add about
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-19
JUNGLE JOE" LOSER
IN POKER GAME

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1s.-"Uncle
Joe'' Cannon II shy exactly @3.0S to-
day according TO common report. - q
result Of leaving the paths Of legiti-
mate banking to buck the bank" at
q private poker game, last night.
In the, last analysis-his favorite
pression-"Uncle Joe" Is said to ad.
NIT today that poker at Ave and ten"
Is not his forte. Luck was "agin" him.
He drew to bobtails and inside
straights In q desperate effort to
change his luck. but quit in disgust
after three hours and cxshed In a
couple Of whites and blues-worth
$1.92-from q perfectly good ave case
note on his Danville bank.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-19
SOUTHERN STATES
LOSE DELEGATES
Republicans Cut Representation
From 3,37O-16 Per Cent of
Conventions Total

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.-The Re-
publican national committee last night
concluded its labor for reform In
party procedure, and launched Its
campaign for reunion Of warning
elements by adopting q resolution
providing for a radical change In the
basis of representation in national
nominating conventions. which would
reduce the quota Of southern states
from 33 to Is per cent Of the conyen.
tIOn's total.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09

LONDYN, s stycznia. Dzis
odbywa sic decydujaca kon-
ferencya, ia 1kt6rej rozstrzyg
ME sic, czy Turcya ustapi, u.
k}ady zostana zerwane, albo
tez potocza. sic da)ej jeszcze:
mozliwa jest ia ostatnia
ewantualnosc, poniewaz kra-
zy wie5c, il Turcy W ostat-
niej chwili wystapia'z nowe.
mi propozycyami, kt6re maja
przygotowane ma wypadek
grozacego zerwanis, q wte-
dy oczywifcie sprzymierzeni
beda musieli znowu wziac
pod rozwage propozycye o.
we, chYba, ze je bez dalszych
wzgled6w odrzucq. Podobno
rzqdy mOcarstw wywarsy
wp}ywy bardzo znaczne ma
obie strony pertraktujace,
ab.v uk}ad6w ME 2rywano, ale
70 wszelka Gene sterano, sic
doj6c do porozumienia. Prze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09
MEM, a zaznaczs, ze rauczy'
ciele licho So wynagradzani.

PITTSBURG, Pa. Byl So
bic pewien .Klema ze iona
dziefmi, kt6ry trudnif sic
wszystkiem. Mia} restauracye
mial streczyclelskie biuro,
mial wog6le wszystko i mia]
r6wniez awantury W domu.
Ostatnio prowadzi} interesa
przy II Penn ave. w prze-
szlym tygodniu jakos sic ze-
bra}o ma awanture familijna
i Klemowa wydobYla z ku.
fra revolver. Zacze}a sic bi.
|jstyka W czasie kt6rej po-
strzal ugodzi} zone W p;ersi.
= Wdaia sic W to wszystko
wscipska policya i Gala cha}u.
pc przymknsfs do ula, FAX
to zwykle sic ko6czy.
= J6zef Micha}owski lat
% LEGACY zostal stawiony
pred sedz'a j por6w "a pu.
s1czenie dwu faiszywych cZe'
k6w ma sunny po }4 dolar6w.
Aresztowany Micbalowski
tl6naczy1 sic tenn, ze ole ma
piracy, ME ma sdzie spac it'd.
.Czeki pobii fir1ny Heinse.
Michalowski przebywaf PREY
Dowlieg ulicy. I
Franciszek Snyder, 602
50 utica Lewis Broski, 70
utica i Penn ave. Frank Ne
towski i B. Jeroski, kt6ry
jest zatrudniony~ W hotelu
pod No. 1240 Penn ave, 10
stall postawieni " stan O.
skarzenia pod kaucya 500
dolar6w we czwartek rano, q
mianow1cie "a pobicie ME-
bezpieszre Frauka Koskie-
20. Koski znajduje sic z roz-
bita giow4 W szpitalu St.
Francis. B6jka zaszia W ho-
teln.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09

FILADELFIA, Pa. Kon-
stanty Scheibert, Polak z
kr6lestwa Polskiego. pod
Nrem. 73l n. 3 ul, zamies2-
kaiy, postrze)if zone i tescio-
wa, oraz sam wystrza}em z re-
wolweru odebraf sobie 7ycie.
Pred rokiem zapoznai sic
Scheibert z panna Peltz z
Galicyi, kt6ra tez wkr6tce
pojaf "a zone. Mieszkali we
troje, wliczajac W to te6cio-
wa, kt6ra z poczatku dose u
przejmie zgodnie zieciem
zyc sic staraia.
Poczatkowo konstanty
czr} sic szcze5liwy przy boku
mlodej ma}zonki, a majac
lat 27, .zabrat sic z zapa2em
do ugruntowania ogniska
domowego. Pracowa} " ia.
brykach Baldwin, W Edy'
stone, gdzie niezle zarabia}.
Ma pogodnem nieDie zycia
malze1skiego zacze}y sic gro
madzie chmuru. Konstanty
popad} W nielaske te5ciowej,
a to uprzedzenie udzieli}o
sic i zonje.
Kiedy Konstanty " willie
powr6cil do domu, znalaz} go
zamknietym. Kobiety za-'
miast przygotowac vile, po.
jedrac sic przY orlatku tra-
dycyjnym, postanowi3y 81 /:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Pred
kilkoma dniami omal ME 20.
stall zabity piecioletni synek
pp. Fr. Olenjczak6w Il
Windlake ave. i Burnham ul,)
Rafalek. Ch1opczyk, po obie'
dzie udal sic ma podw6rze tuz
prey sail tam sic bawi}. P6k-
niej pr7yszli inni ch}opcy i
koniecznie pr6bowali ntwo-
rye wielka brame. Pc d1u-
gich jednak usilowaniacb,
brame poruszyli i gdy ia OF
wierali, ia spadla i uderzyla "
glove Rata}ka- Chlopczyk
przerazliwie zakrzykna}, q
cLlopcy uc;ekli. Pani Oleni~
czakowa, s}yszac krzyk Ra-
falka, zbiegfa po schodach na
dol do salunu, q stad wraz
+ mezem IA podw6rze, gdzie
god ciezka Drama zobacz yli
krwi4 broczacego synks.
Podn!e6li go zanie6li do do
mu, Zaraz tei zaw0fano lie.
kara. Chiopczyk pomimo,
ze ma czolo ciezko zranione
i glove potluczona, ME stra-
ell przytomnosci. Doktor n
'szy} mu rane ma c1ole.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE
BUDAPEST, 6 stycznia.

DODn4 IOAA, y SIyCHuId.
- Odby} sic tn pojedynek
pomiedzy hr. Karolysm,
przyw6dca opozycyi W sejmie
wegierskim, a hr. Tisza, mar
sza}kiem tegoz sejmu; pierw-
szy odni6s} pare ran powaz'
nych, drugi lei tylko zosta}
raniony; poje,iynek odby}
sic ma palaszo. Do Walk
przysz}o ma skutek wa6ni
czysto politycznej, ma punk
Gle srodkow, uzywanych
)przez Tisze do stfumienia o
opozycyi W sejnie. w Nowy
Rok, " klubie polityc>nym,
Tisza witajac sic, podaf reke
Karolyi'emu, ten za6 cofna}
swoja; stad pojedynek wy
zej rzeczonym rezultatem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09

CLEVELAND, @. Wiel.
ks. B. Rosi6ski, byly pro-
boezcz par. 5w. Stanis4awa B.
i NJ, obecnie proboszcz par.
sw. Jadwigi " Tole6o, we
wtorek ubieg'ego tygodnia
obchodzl srebrnY jubileusz
kaplshstwa. Jubilat odprawii
uro ;zysta sumo " asystencii
ks. Horaka jako djakona i
ks. Ruszkowskiego jako SUBJ
djakona = obydwaj byli a.
systenci Jubllata W parafii
sw. Stanis}awa = mistrzaml
ceremonii byli ksieza Len
gowski i Czelusta - cstatni
jest asystentem W parafii rza-
dzonej przez Wiel. Jubilata,
Podniosle kazanie o godno-
Sci stanu kap1ahskiego wy
g}osit slynny kaznodzieja,
ks. Cezary Tomaszewski z
Pittsburgh. w sanktuarium
obok Najprzew. ks, biskupa
Schrembsa zasiedli miejeco.
wi ksieza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09
CLEVE[. AND, O. Podni6s1

CLEVELAND, O. Podni6s1
wyrzucony przez matke re-
wolwer ii letni J6zef Slfko 2
pm. 961O Cumberland ave,
S. E. Bawiac sic pociagnas
cyngla gdy nagIe padi strzaf
a kula ugodzi}a Paw1a Sef-
elk, przyjaciela nieostrozne"
go chlopca. w szpitalu sw.
Aleksego ranuego opatrzono
1 Iekarze zapewniaja, ze zyc
bedzie.
- Pobil str6za szpitalnego
do nieprzytomnosci, po1ozyi
GO " swoje l6zko a wdziaf
ma siebie lego szaty i zbiegf
2 miejskiego szpitala Harry
Pinger. Zbieg stoczy! wake
z poIicjantem " chwili aresz.
towania go "a napad obra-
bowanie Teodora Zenskiego
i ztamai reke. Umieszczono
go " szpitalu a po powrocle
do zdrowia miat nsstapic pro.
ces. Policja poszukuje IA,
pastnika, kt6remu zarzuca
ponowna kradziez So got6w.
ki wraz ubraniem posiuga-
GA szpitalnego.
- Professor uniwersytetu
czeskiego W Pradze DIR. K.
Velemynsky bawi.-w Stanach
Zjednoczonvch j bada tute]-
sze etosunki szkoine, . ma
szych szl;olach publicznych
professor wYraza sic uzna.