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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1913-05-14

person has human intelligence enough
to think, surely he or she can take
care Of little things without being
eternally nagged. Living together is
very simple H you just mind your own
business. Itsis when someone minds
It for you that you want to live On q
desert island.'''. !.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1913-05-14

"It's a mans business to do the
washing Monday mornings" said
Rev. /. E. Honeywell. We agree with
him-but-wellw we can say no more,
only some of us who agree do not
practice what we preach.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1913-05-14
No just man should permit his wife
to do all the domestic drudgery. y.
Canned frog legs. This ought to
make them an every day food article.

"Man drowned in an aeroplane." /"
The next thing that will happen is,
someone will fall out of a submarine
and break his neck.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1913-05-14

Greater Than conquerors.
We cannot conquer fate and necessi
", yet we can yield to them in such
manner as to be greater than il we
could SIS .ss@S:7zs !
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1913-05-14
Best Test Of Man.

The keenest test of a man comes
when he has attained; the struggle to-
attain keeps him strong, butsthe4 line
Of least resistance soon shows itself
In success.-Hugh Black.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1913-05-14
DaiIyIThouoht.

There Is yet no culture, no method
Of progress known to men, that is SO
rich and complete as that which is
ministered by a truly great friendship.
Phillips Brooks. I. 5s.5..
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1913-05-14

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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1913-05-14
The Parcel Post Justifes Itself,

The Parcel Post Justiies Itself.
What of the parcel post, which the
nation demanded for many years but
did not get until this year? - =
After four months of operation, of
fcials of the postoffice department.
say that it is already a great sue
ces. ...,
Its business is increasing at the
rate of ten million packages a month,
and there are strong indications that
its expansion will soon be at much
more rapid pace. = "a (
Merchants are planning to extend
their business, by its means, into
new fields, and the number of pack
ages of farm products sent by 1t is
growing steadily. 8 & :.
This news, though not unexpected,
will please those who fought for this
service against odds for so many
years, 80 /
President Wilson's new postmas-
ter general is thoroughly in sym
pathy with the parcel post, and there
fore he is constituting very literally
the regulations relating to it. That's
wise, and it will be appreciated. The
parcel post should be made Of the ut
most benefit to the people, and to
that end the less red tape there is
mixed in it the er.-Duluth Her
aid. 49,
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1913-05-14

-. SO Il Seems. RI .s... sss...
Stella-"No man is Indispensable =
Bella-"But some man is."-New York
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1913-05-14
CITATION ro1 HEARIua or PETIT.
x101 TO SELL Lk4D a.

TON TO SELL LAND. a.
- EaTAEE OF A6lgUHD GRAVE.
STATE OF M1NNES0TA, COUNTY OF
Beltrami. In Probate Court. g. -
In the Matter Of the Estate OF Asmund
= Crave Decedeht.4 st:7sS-
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA TO all
persons Interested in the sale Of certain
lands belonging to said deeedenf: The
petition of e. H.Hobe as representative
OF the above named decedent, being dulv
nIed IN this court, representing that it is
necessary and for the best interests of
said estate and OF all interested therein
that certain lands of said decedent de-
scr!bed therein be sold and praying that
license be to him granted TO sell the
same. .:~z5 80 F-s'-'
Now Therefore, you. and each of you,
are hereby cited and required to show
cause, II any you have, before this court
at the Probate Court Rooms in the Court
House, In the city of BemIdI, County of
Beltram1. State of Minnesota on the
22nd day OF May 1873. at ten o'clock A.
NJ, why the prayer Of said petition
should not be granted -
e WITNESS the Judge of said Court.
and the seal of said court. this 2sth day
OF April, 1913.
ltCOBRT SEAI4} -ssE2ssE5sss==sssaissss =ssaisss -@sssJ
:s n A.. CLARK
Judge of Probate Court
Attorney for Petitioner,
AS N. Life Bldg, Paul. Minn
4td 4so-521 sz#zszss-zzz.s
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1913-05-14
Minimum Wage Plan Works Well
in Australia,

Great Britain has minimum wage
law specifically applicable to but q
few industries, and of too recent en-
actment TO have had a fair trial.
But IN New Zealand and Australia
such laws have been In existence for
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1913-05-14
GUENrHER q MEHLHoRH
Z, Z. =. - - :
= ? - x - -

am at@all times In the !
market for seven foot Jack ],
g Pine and Tamarack Posts. i
q Call and SEQ me.
etchelder ) General Store. :
BEMIDJL MINI !
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1913-10-03
Shipping the Cattle.

In spite Of all imploring for
the people TO keep their cattle at
home, especially the calves, here
is the report from a Tennessee
town, Murfreesbore:
The record shipments Of cat
tie from here are being broken.
The rushing on the market all at
once Of hundreds Of head has
created q shortage Of cars and
there are now probably 100 car.
loads Of cattle ready to be ship
ped and no cars for them. Bay.
ers have been receiving the cat
tie that had been engaged for
delivery at this time and are be-
ing forced to turn them into day
lots to wait until cars can be fur
nished to ship them in. One
dealer has ten carloads Of stock
in an enclosure at the yards and
but little prospects Of getting
them off promptly. The general
rush at this time has baen too
great for the stock cars available.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1913-10-03
Chattanooga Dry
Judge rlcReynolds Forces
Saloon Men to Close
Doors.

The saloon cases were COM
promised in the Criminal Court
on Sept,.28 by all Of the seventy.
eight dealers indicted signing a
strong paper agreeing to close
their places manently and
surrender their Federal license
Immediately.
Judge McReynolds agreed to
continue their cases provided
that they would live up to the
agreement. The moment any
one Of the indicted men takes
out either q Federal malt Or
liquor license will be an evidence
Of his yiolation Of the agreement
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1913-10-03

Minnesota is also applicable to
the farmers of Tennessee. II,
by careful seed selection and
proper cultivation, the corn fields
Of Tennessee can be made to pro-
duce only five more bushels per
acre next year than they do in a
year Of average production, it
means an increase in production
for the state Of something like
rs, 900, 900 bushels Of corn, which
would be worth, even in a year
of bountiful crops, at least
$4,000, 900. Think Of what that
would mean to the state-then
think how easy it can be accom-.
plished.
If . farmer had fifty acres in
corn, it would mean to him an
increase in production Of 25O
bushels. This five ushel in.
crease is small compared to what
Ia possible through careful seed
selection, proper preparation Of
the soil and proper cultivation.
If the farmer will be more care
full in the selection of his seed
corn, he will be glad Of it as
long as he grows corn.
Last year the average yield Of
the State Of Tennessee was less
than 20 bushels Of corn to the
acre. It should be at least so
bushels, as it is on some Of the
best farms Of the State, and as it
can easily be made on the others.
The factors necessary to increase
the yield in this State are bet
ter quality Of seed corn, increas.
ed fertility Of the land through
rotation Of crops and use ofman-
ure,, and . thorough preparation
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1913-10-03
Farmers Letter.
BY CAPT. T. r. PECK

A proclamation was recently
issued by the Governor Of Min
nesota, setting aside one whole
week as Seed Corn week, during
which he advised every farmer
TO drop all other work and give
his attention solely to the selec.
ton Of seed ears Of corn for next
years crop, and preparing it for
keeping until next planting
time. This on tho theory that
the corn !. crop Of next year 10
made BY selecting the seed this
year. s
Farmers. were advised to 60
carefully through their corn
fields and select specimen ears
to save for seed, and not to trust
any Of the old methods where
care and Judgment cannot be
exercised. The farmer is also
advised to put in next spring q
special seed patch separate from
the main field, giving IT special
cultivation, selecting from the
patch 10 the fall the seed for the
coming year. All Of which lis
excellent advice, and If the
farmers Of Minnesota heed their
Governor and observe Seed Corn
Week, the corn yield Of that
State will be much larger the
next and succeeding years than
1t was this year.
j This adsiSe to the farmers Of
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1913-10-03


of the ground and a better sys.
TEN Of cultivation.
No attempt will be made in this
article to 60 into the ways Of
testing seed corn. That will be
touched on in a future article. 1t
requires no technical knowledge
to select the best developed ears
those that are we'll filed at
both ends. Now is the time to
begin the selection Of seed corn
for next spring. 1t has been the
slipshod custom Of many farmers
to either get their seed corn from
the crib after the winter feeding
or else get it from some neigh Dor
who probably takes it from the
same source.
Now is the time for the farm.
ers Of Tennessee to begin their
seed corn selection. A good way
Is, when gathering the corn, to
have q box or barrel in the wagon
and into this put every ear Of
more than ordinary good size and
shape. Later this can be gone
over again. and a thorough ex.
animation made, discarding those
that show any defects. This is
an easy method and is much bet.
ter than taking what is left in
the crib at planting time. How
ever, if you will 60 into the field
before the crop is harvested, and
select the ears with care, you
will be more likely to get the
beat than you would be II you
waited until the rush and hurry
that comes with harvesting.
This Is q matter that should be.
attended to BY every farmer who
intends to raise corn next year,
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1913-10-03

and the case against him will BIZ
revived and he will be vigorously
prosecuted. The paper signed
was prepared by w. G.. Thomas
and W. B. Swaney and they,
with other advocates Of law en-.
forcement, joined ii 4 request
that the cases be continued and
the men not be forced to serve
Jail sentences provided they
would agree to quit.
The saloon men held a coulter.
ence with their attorneys sud
finally agreed that this was the
best thing to be done. This or.
der went into effect at once and
all saloons were closed 1t ones
and Federal license surrendered.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1913-10-03

It will be one Of the best invest.
ments Of his time he can make,
and If this advice is generally
needed, the corn production Of
Tennessee will be increased next
year by many million bushels.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1913-10-03
Jim Grow Town.

A race segregation ordinance
was passed by the city council Of
Baltimore, Maryland, last week.
1t requires the use Of separate
blocks for residences BY white
and colored people respectively.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1913-10-03

The extra session passed 3 bill
asolishing hanging a. the Legal
method Of execution and adopt.
ing the electric chair instead.
Gov. Hooper signed the bill.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1913-10-03
October 18th to 18th Inclusive.
Save $500

AS special inducement. during our demon
stration week only, with every MAJESTIC
RANGE (prices always the same) we viii give
free one handsome set of ware as illustrated here.
Every piece of this ware is the best of its
kind. Not piece that 10 not needed in every
kitchen. II cannot possibly be bought for less
than $500. This ware 10 on exhibition at our
store. DON'T FAIL TO SIZE 1T.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1913-10-03
Which Shall 1t Be /?

Which Shall 1t Be /!
DO you intend to continue laboring, burning
valuable fuel and destroying high-priced food
with that old WORKOUT cook stoye9
You KNOW that old store eats up lot of
fuel each year.
You KNOW you have trouble in getting il to
bake just right, In fact, spoil a batch of bread
every once In while--you know It costs consider
able. for yearly repairs.
Stop AMI think and figure. Wouldn't 1t pay
you to buy good range--a range with reputa-
ton
The Great Majestic Malleable and
Charcoal Iron Range.
You make no mistake In buying the GREAT
MAJESTIC--!ts tbs range with the REPUTA-
TloNr~ask your neighbors. Then, too tie made
just right and Of the right kind of material
MALLEABLE AND CHARCOAL IR0 N--riveted
together practically afr tight-lined with pure
asbestos board--parts being malleable can break
has a m0vableAreservoir and an oven that don't
warp-that's why the MAJESTIC uses so little
fuel, bakes just right every day In the year,
browns bread just right all over without turn.
ingl, heats 10 gallons of alter while breakfast IL
cpoking-propery handled lasts lifetime, and
costs practically nothing for repairs.
Don't buy the range you ekpectto last life
time ''unsight unseen' you'll be sure to be dis
appointed. Come to our store during demonstra.
many exclusive features explained-fnd out why
the MAJESTIC is 300 per cent stronger than
other ranges where most ranges are weakest
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1913-10-03
5O-cent Article Free!

The one giving neatest and best answer TO
the last question may select any 50cent article
from our stock, in addition to the SOUVENIR
Don't be discouraged If you are not one of
get al MAJESTIC PUZZLE CARD. Something
for all the boys and girls.
y You can have worlds Of fun with the MALES.
TIC BlRD--it initiates the Canary to perfection.
Be sure to have your answers ready to hand
In at our store Monday afternoon, between3 and 8.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-10

DUNKIRK, N. Y Przy
piracy " rowie kolo starych
rur, robotnik Jan Gol4bski
za6wieci} zal,alke do papie-
rosa, ME zwracaiac ma to u
wagi, 10 czu6 tam bylo gaz,
W tel chwili nastapi}s sil.
na eksplozYa, ktora nieo.
stroznego rodaka odrzucils
ma znaczna odlegfokc. Golab.
ski odni6s} fatalne poparze.
MIA lecz lekarze maja nadzie.
je ocalenia mu zycia. Rura,
= kt6rei gaz uchodzil, uwa-
lana by}a. q opuszczon4 cd
dawna j dla tego kto6 j.
ml0tem rozbil.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-10

DETROIT, Mich: Upa.y
panujace og6lnie daily sic TAX
ze naszemu miastu uczuc.
Dnia rs ezerwcas termometr
pokazywal 96 stopni,: !: upalu,
ktory spowodowal cEtery
wypadki porazenia saonecs:.
nego, z kt6rych ieden xakoh !.
czy} sic dmiercia:
w piatek rano Wy ybaohi
ma zachodniei stronie miasta
miedzy % ciq. nliea Till
man ave, pozar,kt6rY xii;
ku naazym rodakon wyrza.
dzi} znaczne SIX odY Fran
ciszkowi -Zielnic kismu spalil
sic ko6, powozik, 10. maszyn
do szycia i pvx-iia lies bame:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-10

PEABODY, Mass .-Zginal
tn straszna 6miercia Polak
tFranciszek Wiktor. Pracowai
on W garbarni firmY Peter
Sim Son and Co. Gdy' k]adt
sk6ry pod koio do wykrece-
MIA tychze, drugi robotaik,
Grek, niebacznie pu5cil ko-
10 a to pcchwy clio Wiktora
i. niemal zwinelo 20 we dwo-
je.-Grek wstrzymai ko}o i
wydoby} z niego emiertelnie
pokaleczonego Wiktora, kt6-
rego zabrano do szpitala,
gdzie zmsrl W ciezkich me-
czarniach. Klatke piersiowa
mial niemal kompletnie po-
gruchotana.
Byl on samotny, poches.
dali Galicyi i " kr6tkim
czasie mia} powr6cic do ro-
dzic6w.
Greka, kt6ry by} sprawca
nieszcze6cia ME aresztowano,
gdyz tt6maczy} sic on, ze to.
byt przypadek "a kt6ry Mkt
ME Jest odpowiedzialny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-10

CLEVELAND, o. = Poll.
cya zaopiekowala sic 13.let-
nia Anna Michelicz, kt6rs
iwa}esajaca sic po u1icach-
*przytrzymano w 6r6dmiS6.
ciu. Dziewczyna cierpi na
zanik pamieci i ME mole
wskazac miejsca mieszkania.
Swego czasu znajdowaia sic
ona W domu rrzytu}ku "
Gallipolie, O., skad " maju
zostala wypuszczona. Zaopie-
kowafa sic nieszcze6liwa, ma
trona Domu dla Dziewczat.
-Antoni Cima6ski, robot.
mix zatrudniony " drutowni
American Steel & Wire Com
pany zostal napadniety "
pobli&u dworca kolei Nickel
Plate. Pozganego nozami cd.
wieziono do Charity szpita-
la. Przytrzymano podejrzane.
20 osobnika, ma ubraniu kt6-
rego dostrzezono krew, ten
jednak ME przyznaje sic do.
why. Sledztwo " toku.
t-Podc=as kapieli W Cor
don Parku tonac poczal J6-
zef Walczak z pm. $500 Full
lerton ave. Przytomno6ci u
mYslu i odwadze T. Koprow-
skiego zawdziecza zycie. Wal.
czak Koprowski SO czion..
kami klubu Mlodzie1y Wan.
da.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-10

SHENANDOAH, Pa. Sta.
nis}aw Yensewicz 10 Ger
wca 1871 r. podczas piracy
ulegl nieszczescin przez eks....
plosve dynamitu, q po s
miesiecznem przebyciu W
Fauntain Sprung szpitatu,
wni6sl skarge prseciwko
.kompanii ma $4,000 dolar6W5
odszkodowania. Po d1uzssej.
xwl6ce j przes}uchaniu kilkut
|dziesieciu 6wiadk6w i eks-.
pert6w, ostatecznie lava se..
dzi6w prsysieg'ych po 8 mi-
nutach narady przyznall
nieszcze6liwenu 81. 500 dola.
.6W odszkodo Rania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-10

JERSEY RS. > CITY. n: J. Fa.
talny wypadek spotkal " po-
niedzialek po po}udniu "a.
mieszka}ego pm. Is James
ave. J6zefa Wasilewskiego.
Ma w6z, kt6rym jechai Wa
silewski wpad} ma rogu Ne
wark i Tonnele ave. samo.
ch6d TAXA siia, ze WASH
lewski zostai zrzucony ma
bruk odni6s} bolesne po.
tiuczenia kolan j prawej re.
XII. Wasielewskjego zabrano
do jego m:eszkania, a panne
Mildred Easton, Fam. pm.
120 W. 80 ul. W Bayonne,
kt6ra kierowafa samocho-
dem, pol;cyant Harnett "a
aresztOwa{.
= Wracajacego z kapiel;
Stanis}awa Boli6skiego, lat
18, 2 pm. 118 Prospakt ave-,
Bayonne, N. j. spotka}o
straszne nieszczescie. Chcia}
on bowiem wskoczyt ma i.
dacy pociag towarowy kole'
Lehigh Valley. Stracii jednak
r6wnowage i upadl pod ko]a
pociagu, ktore zmiazdzyly
mu prawa reke nizej }okcia.
Nieszcze5liwy, kt6remu "
szpitalu reke amputowano. i
kt6ry ma rany z pot}uczenia
ma calem ciele, wedlug opinii
doktor6w, zyc hedz'e.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-10

w pierwszej chwiIi dziew.'
czvna ME chcia{a powiedzlec
do kogo tn przyjecha}a j "
jakim interesie.
/ Mazurowski powiedzial, 2e
dz,ewczvny ME zna i ze ME
vie takze nic o tel sprawie.
Przy krzyzowych pyta-
mach obecny by1 asystent
prok d-ratora Stan6w Zjedno
c>onyoh, adwokat Piotr Min
dak j ten dostal cd dziew-
cayny pewne odpowiedzi ma
pytania, kt6re zapewne " ta-
rapaty wprowad2a niejakie-
go Stanis}awa Jagodzi6skie-
go z Milwaukee. Jagodzi6ski
dat dZiewcZynle plen'adze
ma przyjazd do Chicago. On
tu r6wniez mia} przyiechac.
Zapvtana q to. czy Zamier7a-
10 Jagodzi6sziego po6lubic,
dziewczyna odpowiedzia}a, ze
ME.
Dziewczyna ma siostre W.
Milwaukee. Rad zabierze
sic do sk5ry Jagodzi6skie.z
G ,.z-Za1uga znaidu]s sic D.
becnie pod opieka Stowarzy.
szenia Katolickich Kobiet.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-10

= Cabinet ministeryalny
Izrezygnowa}, kr6I poleca
drowi@ Danewowi utworzyc
snowy ] W gabinecie ty n gen.
Sawow ma zosta6 ministrem
wojuy. Walka 2 Serbami
j Grekan1i teczy sic " pol.
.nocno. zachodniej Macedonia,
ma. przestrzeni 500 mil kwa.
dratowych. Szczeg6ly walk z
Serbami So jeszcze znane, ale
zwyciestwo gcek6w jest pew:
ne. j niezaprzeezone:. Bu}ga
rzy tain :ponie5li. poraz1e zu-.
pelna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-10


PARYZ, 7 lipca. = VIA.
dze otrzymuja z calego kraju
informacye, 10 socyali6cj
przygotowuja generalna re-
wolucye wojskowa, po}aczo'
1az powszechna dezercya, a
to ola protestu przeciwko "a.
prowadzone] 4 powrotem
trzyletniej sluzbie wojskowej,
Rad obawia sic bont6w j
rozruch6w, DO spisek ma
bye bardzo rozgA}eziony
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-10
BELLEYILLE, ul., Z liz.

| BELLEVILLE, ILL.,, lip.
ca. - Ma cborobe sercowa
~umar} tn wczoraj ks. .Biskup
Jan Janssen. Zachorowai on
25 kwietnia. dzie6: pred
swoim srebrnym jubileuszem
konsek racyi.
w pogrzebie udziai wzial
Najprzew. ks. Arcybiskup
Quigley, a move pogrzebo
wa wygfosi ks. Arcyb;skup
GIennon z St. Louis, Mo. Pc
grzeb odbedzie sic W przysz~
" wtorek rano. Zwinki spocz-
pa W grotowcu zbudowanym
pod katedra tutejszq.
r Zmarly ksiaze kosc'ola
ZOstaWH dWOch Dracl, "a
mieszkalych W Niemczech,
Gerarda j Teodora.
f Biskup Jansen urodzii sic
W. Koppefinie, W .Niemczech,
dnia 3 marca, 1885 roku; do
Stan6w Zjednoczonych przy-
jechai W roku 1858 jako mi
syonarz do dyecezyi Alton
skiej, a W roku 1877 zosta}
zamianowany biskupem kie.
dy utworzono dyecezye
Be|leville.
Do dyecezyi tel nale&y TO-,
600 katolik6w, Jest W niej IS
ko6cio}6w, 11O ksiezy, ~
szkoly parafialne, osm szpi..
tall i jeden sierocii'iec.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-10

SOFIA, Z iipca. Blu (.
garry sobie przypisuja zwy.
| |ciestwo W walce ostatniej 20
lSsrbami, dowodzi mimi gen
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-10

!. PARYz, 7 lipca. Milo!
s:ner ameryka6ski Carnegie
by{ obecny ma rocznem ze.
braniu dyrekcvi funduszu
dla bohater6w We Fran cyi,
;Loubet. by} r6wniez obecny
|3ako jeden 2 dyrektor6w j
przedstawi} Carnegiego pre-
zydentowi Poincoremu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-10

jednak zostali pouczeni, il
i'm ME }atwo przyjdzie ivy.
cie&yc dawniejszych spray
mierze6c6w. Obie strony ttz
nawzajem obwiniaja sic 0
rozpoczecie krok6w wojen-
nycb, wilma jednak Jest fax
tycznie po stronie Bu!garyi
kt6rs zbyt agresywnie wy
stepowa}a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-10
Z NIw !. flOLlsKICu ! /, L:
w al! A4lEltRY(E ] 81 I. ]!

! CHICAGOI Ill. D~ut,as
toletni Andfzej Kolihski
]1741 N. Wood ul:, bawiI sie
W czwartek po poiudniu /,
1r6wiesnikamTi ia li brzegu rze'
XII przy CIybopfrn place; idat
1tyfem we wopzie, wpadl "
gtvboki dot iIptona1.
W tycb dniSch Mat sic cd:
Stub Doql,eh Gruzow
iskiej, 47S7 Pa9hua ul.,z Kai.
tonasem kalaitieon,, s455l s,
Hermitage ave Po drug'ej
zapowiedzi hiedoszly pan
m}ody znikIsbez wie6ci lido:
|tad policya go.poszuku]e. Pc
dobno narzeezena uciekinie:
Ira wydala juz nawet $500 %
meble. -s.:.=.:
otoje narsefaeni l'czyli a i
~.
/ W zeszly czwartek niejaki
Wierzewski, utrzylnujacy
sk@ad 2 cukierkami l,nr: 42lO
West 25 ma utica prosi} :swe
go -syna. Frs1,ciszlka, by mu
pom6gt " pracy. Ghhpako-
wi ME chcialo sic robic ina
gle dosta} b6lu zeb6w. Po-
szedt vice do dentysty i I'D
tego czasu nje wr6ci}. Ra
zem z chlopakie'n: znikIo
%0C, kt6te oiciee trzymaf "
swym skladzie " pudelkn cd
cyg r. .:.:> -: -:
Sed>ia Robinson poszadnie
|nkara' trzech Polakow; ME
|jakitgo Antoniegn Ranaaika,
J6zefa Sztawije Jana Szc7e=
paka, kt6rzy rprzodali i'pewnq
dziewc1yne do. ctlow nien'ot
ralnych. Seizia: skazai: kaa:
diego 2 Mich pa 5000 iprzy.
tenn musza odsiedzjec rok ka.
| ry W domu poprawy, a kie.
dy stamtad wyjda, Rad odes;:
le ich do stareggo. kraju; bo
ME So obywatelami amery-
ka6skimi. ..>.:..., -: !:
-Podczas chwiIowej nieo-
becnosci matki, dwuletni d.
Domke, 5O18 s. Western
ave., napif sic truciznv, kt6-
rel matka naIaia do. taferza
by tepic muchy. Dziecko.do.
stalo konwulsyi i ni1n mad
szed} lekarz, wyzionalo dn-
cha. 4 s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-10

HAGA, Z lipca. - Ma
dzie6 otwarcia Pa}acu Poko.
ju, zbudowanego przez mill.
onera. ameryka6skiego Car
negiego ma on tn przy-
iachac:: przYgotowuja mu o.
wacYjne przyiecie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-10

LONDYN, 7 lipca. Pre-
mier Asquith ofiar"wa} tytu'
poety laurarata Anglii =
dfowi Robertowi Bridges,
licz4cemu lat 69; autorowi
rennych utwor6w drama
tycznych.
- Ma wniosek anglikah.
skiego biskupa Ely'ego pos.
:tanowi}a lzba wyznaniowa "
Canterbury rewizye ksiag dc
modlenia i psa}terzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-10

|, COBALT, Ont, Z lipca.
Nv okolicy tutejszej we vie.
|lu punktach pala sic lasy
Eliczno wsie miasteczka SO
gwaltownie zagrozone: po'
|ciagi da2ace W poludniowym
kierrnku wioza licznych
Ezbieg6w z zagrozonyoh miej.
scowo6ci.