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Gilpin observer., 1914-07-09
GEN ERAl.

Theodore Roosevelt has resigned
from the editorial staff of The Out
look.
Automobile smashups showed five
dead and nearly a score of badly in
jured in Sunday accidents in and
around Greater New York.
Jacob Meslesla, aged sixty, his wife,
fifty-two years old, their daughter,
Mrs. Julia Mansfield, and the two-year-
old daughter of the latter were butch
cred In their beds at Blue Island, Ill.
Their bodies were discovered with the
heads split open and almost severed
from their bodies.
Discrimination in favor of American
shipping in customs and canal tolls,
rather than in direct subsidies, was
advocated by Representative Oscar w.
Underwood of Alabama in an address
in Brooklyn. The problem confronting
the country. he said, Is overproduction
In most industries, and foreign mar
kets must be found for the excess Of
production.
Estimates in New York on the total
amount of income tax assessment paid
into the office Of the internal revenue
collector indicates that in this one dis.
trict, which includes Wall Street III
nancial houses, there are $4,000 per.
sons who have incomes aggregating
more than one billion dollars yearly.
The section of the city In which this
amount is received is about two miles
square.
Mrs. Paula Jacob. formerly Of New
York; Miss Mabel b. Ury OF the Bos
ton City Club and other society women
of Boston have inaugurated n dress re
form movement by which they hope to
get American women to initiate the
Hindu women.
CounterfeitiRg, kidnapping, blackmail,
bomb explosions and murders are but
n few Of the crimes the police believe
they will be able to fasten upon gang
of Italians, headed by Antonio Sirgosa
the black fox" arrested Ia New York
for the kidnapping Of little Frank Lon.
gous.
Gilpin observer., 1914-07-09
WASHINGTON.

Ira N. Morris of Chicago was nomi-
mated by President Wilson for minister
to Sweden.
President Wilson has nominated
Charles d. Mackay of Winnemucca,
New, to be register of the land office
at Carson City.
Formal announcement of the resig-
nation of George Fred Williams as
minister to Greece and Montenegro
was made at the State Department
Regulations for the protection of
furbearing animals in Alaska were
promulgated by Secretary Redfield of
the Department of Commerce.
Henry Ford, the Dertoit manufac-
turer, who was invited by. President
Wilson to call at the White House to
discuss business conditions, has ac.
cepted the invitation.
Nearly 200 cadetships at the West
Point Military Academy are to be
filled next year. Senators will make
appointments in twenty-seven states
and representatives will appoint in
thirty-one.
The area planted to cotton this year
is 36,960,000 acres. The condition of
the crop on June 25 was 1916 per cent
of normal. The report showed $4,000
acres in California and condition of
100 per cent.
George Fred Williams latest at
tack on the Albanian situation was
discussed at the cabinet meeting.
Secretary Bryan would say no more
than that the resignation of the min
lister to Greece had neither been re-
ceived nor requested.
The agreement between the United
States and Great Britain to protect
mining properties in Mexico will be ex-
tended to include Spanish and Swiss
property. NJ. Riano, the Spanish am.
bassador. asked Secretary Bryan to
admit his country as well as Switzer-
land to the compact
Three of the members of the federal
reserve board nominated by President
Wilson-Charles H. Ham)in. w. p. G.
Harding and A. C. Miller-were con.
firmed by the Senate.
President Wilson sent special
message to Congress urging mmedi-
ate appropriation of 100000 for the
relief of those homeless and destitute
in the Salem. Mass. fire.
The House elections committee de-
clared Representatives George w.
Loft. Democrat of New York, Dick T.
Morgan and Bird 8. Mcclure. Repub-
licans of Oklahoma. legally elected.
Gilpin observer., 1914-07-09
PHYSICIAN C0NFESSES
REVEALS WEDDING TO WIFE OF
MAN WHO SHOT HIM.
Wray Affinity Tells of Secret Marriage
That Took Place Before Day
of Wedding.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Denver.-Secretly divorced from the
unknown wife who was trying to
nurse her former husband back to life.
DR.. Earl McGill of Wray confessed
that he had won the divorce June II
in suppressed hearing and had gone
to Nebraska on June Is and there, In
a small town nine miles from Geneva,
had married Mrs. Daniel Funk, recent.
ly divorced wife of the man who shot
MIN.
Mrs. McGill was informed of the
facts in the case at tho home of her
father-in-law. David McGill. 3775 Osce-
ola street. Funk shot and probably IA
tally injured DIR. McGill in his office
at Wray. charging the doctor with
wrecking his home.
When McGill and his new wife, the
former Mrs. Funk, returned to Wray,
DR.. McGill resumed his own residence
and Mrs. McGill continued living at
the Funk home. 1t is said.
Mrs. Funk and Dr. McGill first be-
came closely acquainted when DR.. Nc
Gill visited her professionally. His
attentions caused trouble. Both fam
lies and Mrs. McGill filed divorce
suit. but the physician persuaded her
to drop 1t for the sake of the chill
dren.
McGill's father, who Is taking care
of his wife and children. said that If
it was true that his son had obtained
divorce, he did not believe the de-
cree was legal. The old man broke
down as he spoke of his son.
THE boy couldn't have been in his
right mind" he said over and over
again. "If this is true. he'll be made
to do the right thing"
Mrs. McGill is dark-haired, young
looking, rather pretty woman. Her
four children, the eldest a sturdy, red
haired boy. stood around her as sne
told of the troubles that had wrecked
her home.
Gilpin observer., 1914-07-09
Slayer of Babies Sentenced to Life.

Golden.-Daniel Williams OF Black
Hawk, who was found guilty by jury
in the District Court of murder in the
second degree was sentenced by Judge
Harry Glass to life Imprisonment at
Canon City. Williams was convicted
of having strangled three babies given
birth by his daughter, Roselle VII
liams, who swore that he was their
father The mummified bodies OF the
babies were found hidden behind the
rafters in the attic Of house at Black
Hawk formerly occupied by the Will
Jams family. Williams maintained to
the last that he was innocent Of the
charge, and when sentenced broke
down and cried. Sheriff Dennis re-
moved him to Canon City.
Gilpin observer., 1914-07-09
FOREIGN.

King George and Queen Mary were
bombarded with suffragette literature
by militants on their arrival at Edin-
burgh.
Henry Willard Denison, legal ad-
wiser of the Japanese department of
foreign affairs since 1880. died in
in st. Luke's American hospital at
Toxic.
statue Of Andrew Carnegie was
unveiled in Pittencriff Glen, one OF
the city parks, at Dunfermline, Scot
land. The park was presented to the
municipality in 1908 by Mr.. Carnegie
together with an endowment Of $2,-
500, 900.
The bodies of two men and two
women were recovered by divers at
Quebec from the Empress of Ireland
wreck. The body Of one of the women
recovered bore jewels and valuable
rings, by which her identity may be
established.
A flat denial that Great Britain had
brought pressure on the United States
in connection with Panama tolls was
made at the banquet of the American
Society by Vincent Bryce Of Dech-
mont, formerly British ambassador at
Washington.
An extensive tour Of Canada and the
United States has been arranged for a
party of fifty-five South African farm
ers. under the leadership of Johannes
Adrian Neser. member of the parlia-
ment OF the Union Of South Africa
Some OF the farmers intend to remain
in the United States for a time to
study fruit farming, in California.
Now that the bodies of the murdered
Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his
wife, the Duchess of Hohenberg, re-
pose beneath the castle chapel at
Artstetten, bitter controversy is rag
ing over the manner in which the fune.
raj was conducted. Moderate opinion
inclines to the belief that the court Of.
ficials made the ceremonial too pain
fully correct. while the friends of the
duchess are indignant at the emphasis
laid on her inferior birth.
Gilpin observer., 1914-07-09

western Newspaper Union News Service.
Vera Cruz. Mexico.-Juan Velosca,
manager of a cotton manufacturing
concern and a member of the million
aire family Of which General Vasquez
Velasco is the eldest son, who was
taken prisoner near Atlixco, state OF
Puebla, has been put to death by
Zapatists because the 100000 ransom
was slow in being paid.
The prisoner Velasco was compelled
to send to the officials of the COM
pany in Puebla the demand for the
ransom, and Velosca's brother started
out Immediately to aid him. He pro-
ceeded as far as Apizaco. near Puebla,
where he was going to get in touch
with the Zapatistas; then he was in
formed that the captive already had
been killed. He was shot to deeth by
the firing squad. When he related the
story to his aged mother and sister.
they tainted. The circumstances of the
case have been placed on record at the
French consulate. with the claim that
Velasco was Frenchman, not Span
lard as was previously thought.
Brigadier General Funston made
public copies Of the kilograms ex-
changed between the American army
headquarters and Lieutenant Colonel
Izunza, commander of the Mexican
federal outposts. In his dispatch L.
unza said:
"A portion of my infantry outpost
has revolted, and I am about to go
out to reduce them to order"
The Mexican commander said he
notified General Funston because he
desired to prevent alarm among the
American outposts in the event Of the
mutinous troops seeking to enter the
American lines, or of an action occur
ring in their vicinity.
General Funston assured Izunza
that the federal deserters would be
arrested promptly If they approached
the American outpcsts.
Another report that General Huerta
was ready to resign and had sum-
moned General Garcia Pena to the
capital from Cordoba to succeed him.
was brought here by one whose rela-
tions with the foreign Legations in
Mexico City are close.
Villa Recognizes carranza az Chief.
Torreon. Coahuila.-General Venus
tiano Carranza has been recognized
as first chief Of the constitutionalist
revolution, and General Francisco
Villa is subordinate to him.
Peace Agents Hope Mediation ls Near.
Neutrality-suspicious. from Tore
on that the peace conference between
representatives of General Carranza
and General villa had ended and that
the differences in the constitutional
ist ranks had been adjusted satisfac-
torily. served to encourage officials of
the Washington government and con-
stitutionalist agents here. who are
hopeful that mediation of the Mexican
imbroglio soon may be successfully
concluded.
Gilpin observer., 1914-07-09
Irwin Beats johnson.

Fort Collins.-Frank Irwin, one Of
the owners of the Irwin Brothers Wild
West Show. attacked. and probably ia.
tally wounded Charles Johnson, mem.
ber of the show, with an iron bar, in
view of more than 10000 spectators OF
the closing Semi-C Centennial celebra.
tion races at Prospect park.
Gilpin observer., 1914-07-09
sloeum VIII Be Peace peIeaate.

Colorado Springs.-President Will
lam F. Slocum Of Colorado College has
been appointed delegate to the In
ternational Peace Conference to be
held at Vienna, Austria, beginning
September Is. The appointment was
made by Arthur d. Call, director Of
the American Peace Society at Wash
ington.
Gilpin observer., 1914-07-09
Camera Mans Body Found.

Canon City.-The body OF Owen Car
ter, camera man who lost his life in
the Arkansas river near Canon City
in an effort to save Miss Grace Nc.
Hugh. motion picture star. was rNcov.
cred in Canon City.
Gilpin observer., 1914-07-09
Mine Foreman Falls to Death.

victor.-Samuel Rogers, AZ years OF
age. past exalted ruler Of Elks and
prominent as mining man, fell 1850
feet to his death in the main shaft of
the Golden Cycle mine, Of which he
was general foreman.
Gilpin observer., 1914-07-09
OIL ou.her Burns Down Plant.

Grand Junction.-A flow Of oil and
gas was struck by the Grand Valley
OIL and Gas Company, which is drill
ing at DeBeque. The derrick and
boiler house were covered with oil and
caught fire. destroying them and ruin
ing e., 900 worth OF machinery
Gilpin observer., 1914-07-09
Raneher Finds Daughter Dead.

Pocatello. Ida.-James T. Hender-
son, a rancher at Robin, and his wife,
returning from dance. found the
body of their eight-year-old daughter.
mutilated, in a spring.
Gilpin observer., 1914-07-09
Ruin Ihreatenlna Him.

Ruin Threatening Him.
The great pianist was weeping bit
terly.
What is TT" asked his devoted
wife.
I'm few more years shall have to
desist from my beloved pianoforte-
my hair is coming out something
fierce"
Gilpin observer., 1914-07-09
May DIE From whIskey.

Boulder. - Ernest Richardson.
Sugar Loaf boy, may die from tho ef.
'fects of whisky given him by picnick.
ers at Glacier lake.
Gilpin observer., 1914-07-09
Welcome Words.

Muriel latter the fifth solo)-Pro-
fessor Bonetickler can make a piano
fairly talk, can't he?
Waverly (suppressing yawn)-I
wish he'd try to make It say good.
night.-Judge.
Gilpin observer., 1914-07-09

Be happy. Use Red Cross Bag Blue;
much better than liquid blue. Delights
the laundress. All grocers. Adv.
Gilpin observer., 1914-07-09
Too Much Of Qne.

First Actor-Did you get q notice
OF your performance last night?
Second Ditto-Yes-a notice to quit
Gilpin observer., 1914-07-09
A Tin Weddlna.

An phwat's tin wedcin'. Pat?"
"Shure." it's when we've been mar.
ried tin years."
Gilpin observer., 1914-07-09
II to Motpore

important to Motnere
Examine carefully every bottle of
CASTORIA. safe and suro remedy for
Infants and children, and see that 1t
Gilpin observer., 1914-07-09
MExlcANS KILL MILLIONAIRE
COTTON MAN AS $5oo,0oo0o
RANSOM is DELAYED.
.HUERTA FORCES MUTINY
MEDIATION MAY END TANGLE
SOON, AS RESULT OF CAR
RAMA AND VILLA PACT.

Newspaper Union News Service.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-23

sta. Ale " wyrokach Bozych
juz byla zapisana kara "a ty-
le zbrodnj krzyzackich, ME
minelo roku, a ma polach
G%runwaldu rozbita zostala W
puch wroga potega Zakonu.
Podanle Q wyzej opisanei
obronie Dobrzyhskiego zam-
ku, 0 6cieciu starosty i sic.
dmiu jego syn6w, dotad pre-
chowalo sic miedzy okolicz.
nym ludem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-23

Wielki Obszar dobrego
farmerskiego gruntu " doll.
ME, co tylko otwarto Ola dar,
mel kolonizacyi " Oregon.
Przeszto 100000 ARROW "a.
zem. Dobry klimat ziemia
bogata, ME potrzeba jej "a.
mieniac ma ogr6d. 20 wielkie
mapv, zurelne instrukcye j
opisy i ptaszczyzne 2 kilkn
sekcyi 2 n%adzwyczai dobra
ziemia, przy6lijcie $40 do
Jana K.eefe, Eugene, Oregon;
try letniego miernika i czlo-
wieka Cd budulcu. Sposob-
nose dostania dobrego uro-
dzajnego homesteadu. darmo
W blisko6ci miasta ] targu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-23
Parma LA sprZed&Z

40 ARROW 40 akr, pod p1u
giem reszta lasy ] pastwiska
3 mile Cd Fountain City; 6
mil cd Winony. - Dobre
budynki. Zgtosic sic pod a.
dresem: 103 Chatfield Str.
WiDona, Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-23
SDtdzcie to lstO ma ZachO-

WHO
Niskie raty ma billet zwrOt
nv kOleja Chicago Nor
thWestern 50 usk utecZ
niOne
Bilety sprzedawane ka2de-
go dniaz a do 3Ogo wrze6oia
do wszystkich miejsc powab
nych W Colorado, Kalifornii
wyorzezy p6lnocnego Pacifi-
ku i do Yellowstone Park.
Wyborne piekne drogi odpo-
wiednie przesiadapia wzgled'
none i st6sowny powr6t
%dozwolony. Pytajcie 1aszego
lokalnego agenta kolei Chica1
20 j North Western 0 zada
ma i~nformacye wzgledem
wielkiej wycieczki W te oko.
lice " eprawje jazdy z waszej
stacyi i 0 ilustrowane opisy.
q checia bedzie sic on sta
raj us}uzy6 wan 2 jaka kol-
wick l~nformacya.
NJ. r. Murphy.
Telefon 1925
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-23
Pc Angielsku
W ; Miesiacach.

wyuczy sic kazdy cho6by pajmniej
wykszta}cony pod gwsrancya grun-
townie }atwo i darmo. D!aczego
chodz,G bezradnie ! niedo}eznym!
Dlaczego zostsG prcsta niemowa?
Nasza niezr6wnana prawnle a
strzezona i k'lkakrotn'e naHraoza
ma korespondencyjna m+toda gwa-
%rantuje kazdemu polepszen'e bytu
i st~snoUiska; po6~,adcsaja t. prae~
szto IS 600 sadowolonych uc1n'6~
" Stauach Zjednoczonych Kama.
dzle! Ably kazdego, navel tycb kto'
rym nawet najmnie1sze wydani~
pieniedzy ma nauke z trudaosc'a
przvchodzl pr2ekonat, udzie]amy
ambitpym Polakom komp)eto1
gwarantowany korespondencyjny
kurs jezyka. ang el-k,ego ZUPEk~
ME DARMO. P!sscie dzls adre.
sujac:
NarOdOWa SZkOfa JeZyk6W
DEPT 81
1852 Milwaukee Ave.
CHICAGO ILL
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-23

pomimo pokoju ~utrzYmywa1
zamek " stanie obronnym,
zgro1nadza1 na wypadek o,
blezenia %zywno66, wielkie "a.
pasy strzai, gro:6w kamieni,
smoly i KIDD debowych.
Wl6cznie, miecze i topory "a
wsze by}y wyoatrzone, za1o~
ga zawsze W pogotowiu.
Ia ostrozn66c ME okaza1a
sic zhvteczna. W r. 400,
Witold, Wielki ksiaze Litew-
ski, jeczacem pod jarzmem
krzyzackiem, wypedzi} 2tam-
tad Niemc6w, To da1o po-
czatek wolny miedzy Zako'
mem a Litwa i Po]sk4, ale
zanim jeszcze wojna zosta}a
wypowiedziana. Wielki Mistrz
Ulryk Won Jungingen wpad}
z nienacka do z;emi Dob
rzy6skjej, niszczac ia ogniem
i mieczem. Dobrzyh zosta}
spalony, mieszka6cy wymor-
dowani, ale Cbelmicki wez:
wany do poddania sic, odpo
wiedzia}, ze raczej wolf zgi-
nae.
Niemcy rozpoczeli szturm,
wa]ac 2 armat do mur6w
zamkowych: daremnie dziel"
nj obro6cy zatykali wy}omy
k1odami i we1na upchana W
workach, daremnie miotali
ma Niemc6w ostre kamienie,
i oblewali ich smo'a goraca i
wrzatkiem, zabijali ce(nymi
pociskami, straszna cma
krzYzacka, bez wzgledu
ma ciezkie straty coraz blizej
par}a sic pod zamek, coraz
wieksze szczerby czynila W
murach i zalodze.
Juz rune}a jedna wicza,
juz pek}y income drzwi ze.
lame wlod9ce do sieni, juz
leg}o z reki wroga sie1miu
sYn6w starosty mimo to on
sam z garstka wiernych zo}-
merry broni} sic do upadfe-
20. Me danem mu jedn x by.
1c zgin9c W boju. Krzyzacy
kazali podpali6 zamek il
wpadiszy do wnetrza, pooh.
wyci]i zywcem Che}mickiego,
zarzucili mu sznur ma szyje
j powlekli do w. Mistrza.
Okrutny Krzyzak ME u
mia} uszanowa6 walecznosci
nieprzyjaciela i skazal 60 ma
sciecie; taxi sam Jos mial
spotkac reszte za}ogi. Szkar.
latina luna pozaru oblewafa
niebo; przepalone, rozbite
pociskami injury zamku wa
lily sic 2. trzaskiem, -stosy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-23

rzyhskiego.
Obrazek historyczny.
Ziemia Dobrzy1ska, poio-
iona nicely Vista Sprwa j
Drweca, mad granica pruska,
zyzna malownicza, wiele mu-
siala ucierpiec cd zlych So.
shadow.
Juz 800 lat temu najez.
dali ia Prusacy, czciciele
fa}szywych bog6w, palili whie,
zabierali dobytek i zagarniali
w}oscian W niewole ale kie-
dy ksiaze Mazowiecki Kon'
rad, ME mogQc i'm dac rady,
W roku 1929 sprowadzil
Krzyzak6w, rzehomo ola o.
brony granic i nawracania
pogan, los ziemi Dobrzy6'
skiej pogorszy} sic jeszcze.
Mkt ME sprosta} Krzyza-
kom w ucisku, zdzierstwie i
zdradzie. Pomimo. re ME
mieli zadnego prawa do tel
dzielnicy. n~alezacej do Ma
zowsza, przyw&aszczyli ia so.
HE kilkakrOtnle / Zawsze
ia trzeba by}o cdbierac z
wielkim krwi rozlewem.
G16wnem jej miastem by}
Dobrzy6, iedna z najstar.
szych osad po]skich zbudo~
wana ma wzgcrzu mad Vista.
DIS jest to licha i niezamo-
INA miesciua, liczaca ME.
spe}na 5000 mieszka6c6w, a.
le pred 500 laty, rozciaga}
sic tara gr6d znaczny, kt6ry
posiada} Z kosciol6w, kolegia-
to i zamek obronny, wznie-
siouy " r.. 1922 przez ksie-
cia Konrada, kt6ry osadzi} W
MIN rycerzy niemieckiego
zakonu, 6lubuiacych wal
czy6 2 poganami. Cd mia
sta .Dobrzynia nazwali sic o.
nj Bracmi Dobrzy6skiemi
Ia panowania kr6la VIA
dys}awa Jagiet}y, staroeta Do
brzy6skim by} Jakob Chef
micki, herbu Nalecz, poto
mex moznej cd wicklow, W
tamtych stronach osiad}ej 70.
dziny, rycerz, kt6ry Gale zy.
Gle spedzi} ma walce z Krzy-
zakami i 1nnogich doznai
krzywd Cd zdradzieckiego
zakonu Mial siedmiu doro-
s}ych syn6w i cd dziecka Ia
prawia} ich do wojennego
rzemios}a:
Zamek Dobrzy6ski eta} ma
wzg6rzu, stromo spadajacym
do Wis}y; cd strony rzeki
Mkt 20 >,ie p16gl zdobyc nj
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-23
w obronie szko}y
k%atollckiej.

Biskup z Poitiers, Msgr.
Humbrecht, wyda} energjcz-
ma deklaracyew obronie szko-
" katolickiej. W6r6d katoli.
k6w pocxe}a sic bowiem see,
rye da2no6c, azeby wobec
przesladowa6 szk6} prywat-
nych przez Rad masohski,
dobrowolnie tel szko}y Gam
|akna6, Gala uczaca:sie m}odziez
odda6 do szk6} rzadowych,
i przez to wprawic Rad
VI k}opotliwe po}ozenie, po-
niewai natenczas ME zdolai-
by W swych szko}ach ws2y-
stkiej m}odziezy p%omiescic.
Przyporuina to taktyke, za]e.
cana kiedy6 Turkom przez
civ Czarnog6rzu: ,,Dajcie ME
przyjacielowi take mn6stwo
niewolnik6w, by utrzymanie
ich j p%ilnowanie wyczerpa}o
jego silly be- Walk. Ws2ak-
lei i swoje wlasne wojsko 2
trudem zaledwie wyzywic
zdo}a." Ks. Biskup Hum
brecht jednak ME m6g} sic
zgodzlc ma TAXA taktyke, be-
daca bronia bardzo obcsiecz-
ma, owszem jako str6z powo.
lsny do obrony naj6w. d6br
owieczek sobie powierzOnych
wskazu;e ~obowiazek meznej
walki W obronie dusz dziecie
cych:
w dyecezyi naszej = cry.
fanny " oredziu jego paster~
skiem = lest 337 szk6}. "
kt6rych dzieci katolickie a.
Gu sic nietylko czyta6: pisac,
l TacDOWac, l6cZ IaKZo cZclc
Boga i Koeci6} 6w., pelni6
zasady WARY i moralno6ci, i
mi}ow*6 ojczyzne. Dzieki hoj
no6ci wiernych i zdrowe'nu
rosadkow, rodzic6w, week.
szo66 tych szk6f znajduje sic
W kwitnacyn stan1e i PREY
nosi naipi9kniejsze owoce. 0
t6z szkoly: te pragniemy "a
chowac katolickiemi "a Gene
wezelkich ofiar. w razie pc.
trzebY "a 1aska Boza bronit
ich Dedziemy chociazby 2 GA
razeniem zycia. Powtarzamy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-23
echo z Afryki"

katoljcki il]ustrowany mic
siecznik misyjoy, b}ogosIa'
wlony przez Ich Swiatobli.
wosci Leona XIII i PIUSA X
wychodzi W jezyku polskim,
czeskjm, slowehskim, nie.
m;eckim, francusk1m, Who's
kim, wegierskim, PORTUGAL
skim i angielskim.
WYDAWCA: S0dalicya
Sw. PiOtra KlaWera.
Cena roczna " Ameryce soc.
Adres: echo z Afryki"
1913, SO. 18th Str.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
P~renumeraty i ofiary mf5.
ma i nadal p~rzesy}a6 DO Co.
neralnej kierowniczki Soda
licyi, Hr. Maryi Teresy Led6-
chowskiej " Rzymie, Via Ol.
mata, Is.
"Murzynek"
Katolicki, illustrowany mie-
siec1nik misyjny ola dzieci.
:. Cena roczna rs cent6w.
Zamawiac MONA tax echo
z Afryki", jak "MurZyn-
ka", a]bo W
III. sw. Amy, 4 a]bo:
2S13 s.. 18th Str.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-04
Stars and Stripes

New motto appears to be
Trust the Trusts"
Only trouble with Wisconsin's
euSenic marriage law is that: %
II isn't lugenIo. CD IL prevents
marriage CD II isn't legal.
Talk about stormy petrels-
wAerever there's trouble you'll
find those Mother Carey's chick
ems, the United States marines,
Noted tenor declares in court
that many women are In love
with him, Funny how some OF
these tenors hate themselves
Secretary Wilson's proposed
height standard for immigrants
would be a bit of a barrier for
potential Harrfmans or Carnegies-
Army surgeon visiting China
~ struck by the number OF bald
heaxied women. over here it's
only the wigmaker who notices
this phenomenon.
|. Seventy Eve persons dead
4 through Jack of fire exits in a
4 movie theater N Java. Nobody
out geographers knew Java had
attained such Q. aigh state OF DIV
Maakl0as
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-04
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John d. gave 700 pennies away
the other day. Is he trying to
emulate Henry Ford?
Blessed is the man with a rub
her neck. Things that strike him
in that region are usually harm
less.
Some mon seem TO encounter
nothing but toll gates when they
attempt TO travel the road TO sue
cess.
New York farmer counted 1000
sneezes from one pinch or snufr.
Need an adding machine il he
bought a pound
Chicago banker says New York
is nearly the circumference OF the
financial circle. Sure; II includes
the whole thing.
Must he awfully comforting 70
n Princeton freshman when
spanked with a barrel stave to
reflect that he isn't being "hazed."
hut merely "hcrsc5
orv.llc Wright knows al there
rs TO know about aviation. but
when he SAYS he can make q fool
proof aeroplane he proves that he
Ano~s VSFy hesls absalt 4aolA