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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-18
WILSON PLANS TO
STARVE OUT TIGER
Tamnany Need Expect No Rec,
ogaition From Washington
Hereafter

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1s.-That
President Wilson has entered upon q
plan OF starving Tammany hall out
OF control Of the Democratic organi-
zation In New York state is the In
ference drawn from the presidents
ignoring OF Senator O,Gorman,s can
didates for ONCE In New YORK state,
and appointing men Endorsed by Sec
rotary OF the Treasury McAdoo and
Franklin ID. Roosevelt, assistant sec
rotary Of the navy.
Until today the impression prevail.
ed that personal feeling between the
president and Senator O'Gorman, on
account OF the latter's independent
stand on legislation, was accountable
for the welding OF the patronage
club. Other developments. however.
indicate that the presidents attitude
toward New York appointments is
part Of the 1915 campaign.
At least one Tammany man In con-
gress has been told by the president
recently-and this man Is not Senator
O'Gorman-that the wigwam need ex.
pect no recognition from the admin
fstration. The president, II is under
stood, has reached the conclusion that
starvation treatment will be the most
effective weapon against Tammany,
especially In view OF the fact that
the organization has lost control OF
both the state and city administra.
tions.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-18
GEORGE OSIUS (.
OUT FOR REGENT
WeIl-Known Business Man Will
Be Candidate For Republican
81 Nomination

George Osius, secretary-treasureI
and general manager OF the Michigan
Ammonia worAs. and former library
commissioner, has announced his can
didacy for the Republican nomination
for regent OF the University oil Michi
gan. There are two places to fill, tie
terms Of +. b. Leland, OF Detroit, and
Junius Beal, OF Ann Arbor. expiring
next June.
Mr.. Osius was born Nov. IA, 1859
and received his education In Ger
many. He has been in Michigan for
the last 81 years. having been a book
seller and publisher In Ann Arbor for
several years. He came to Detroit in
1878 az one OF the organizers of the
Michigan Ammonia works. Later on
he organized the Canadian Ammonia
Works, Ltd, OF Toronto, and he has
been secretary treasurer and general
manager OF both companies ever
since.
He was public library commits.
sioner from 1900 to 1918, and presi-
dent OF the commission for six years
OF this time. When he retired the
new branch library at Grauot and
Newland-aves., was named after him
He served nine years as director of
the former Citizens Savings bank
prior to Its affiliation with the Dime
Savings hank. He was first president
OF the village of Crosse Pointe Shores
In 1911, and was reelected In 1912,
1913 and 1914.
He organized and was first presi-
dent OF the Schiller Denkmal commit.
tee. serving In that office from 1905
to 1908.
He was presiding oficer OF Schiller
lodge, No. 263. f. & A. M, for three
terms, and Is member Of the Con-
sistory and Shrine.
He organized and was president OF
the Federation OF German-American
Masonic lodges Of the United States
from 1897 TO 1899. and has been d..
rector and secretary OF the Harmonic
society for the last Is years.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-18
GIRL TO AID FATHER
WHOSLEW HUSBAND
Crowds Flock to Trial of William
v. Cleary in New York
Town

NEW CITY, N. Y. Dec. 1s.-The
prospect of seeing beautiful young
woman's soul laid bare brought hun
dreds OF spectators here today to the
trial of William v. Cleary for the
killing OF his son-in-law. Eugene
Newman. That the girl-widow
would take the stand and tell the
story OF her love and the events
that led up to the killing of her hus-
band by her father was announced
by Cleary's attorneys. Anna Cleary
Newman would tell everything that
has happened, they said, In an eff
tort to save her fathers life.
Long before 8 o'clock-the hour
OF opening court-long lines OF bug
giles and great many automobiles
were standing In front of the little
court house here. Haverstraw, the
home OF the principals and the
scene Of the tragedy, was present al
most In force. Friends OF Cleary,
who was political boss, poured in
en- masse, and the courtroom was
TANNED when the second day OF the
trial began.
The speed with which the wheels
! OF justice are moving in the trial
has made II apparent that Cleary
will know his fate by the end of
this week. After the jury was COM
Ipleted last night. Justice Morschaus-
er ordered the state to open its case.
Ex-Congressman Henry Bacon, as
sisting District Attorney Gagan. did
80 In brief address to the fury In
which he painted graphic story of
the killing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-18
BEAKES MANAGER
TO GET P0STOFFICE

ANN ARBoR, Mich, Dec. 18Th.
J. Abbott, one OF the best known
Democratic politicians in this county
and former register Of deeds and mem
Der OF the Democratic state central
committee, will be Ann Arbor's next
postmaster, his appointment having
been recommended to President Will
son by Congressman S. w. Beakes.
The appointment has not as yet
been confirmed by the senate, but
as there is no contest on for the
ONCE, confirmation will be a mere
Formally. Mr.. Abbott is one OF the
Original Wilson men" and during
the election and the nomination cam
paigns he worked hard for Wilson
and Reakes.
He has acted Congressman
Beakes's manager in both congress
sional campaigns.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-18
SCOTT TO HEAD
FINANCE COMMITTEE
Dickinson Picks Detroit Senator
For Chairman of Important
Body

LANSING, Mich. Dec. 18.-(Spe
cial.) -"Senator George Scott, of De
troit, will be chairman Of the senate
committee on finance and appropria
tions." said Luren ID. Dickinson, new
Neglected acknowledgements, at the
close OF O conference here Thursday
night. mr.. Scott Is entitled to II and
will get II. Beyond this one chair
manship, l have nothing further To
give out"
Lieut. Gov. Dickinson came to Ian
sing to confer with several senators
In an EFFORT to iron out disputes as To
committee places. some time ago
Mr.. Dickinson sent letters to all the
senators-elect asking them to indi
cate the three committees on which
they most desired to serve. The an
swers caused several clashes. II is
said, and the conference yesterday
was held to straighten out the. tangle
In the most satisfactory manner.
The senators who conferred with
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS were Ogg
and Hilsendegen, Of Detroit; Straight
OF Coldwater; Powers, Of Ionia, and
O'Dell, OF Shelby.
Senators Hilsendegen and O'Dell
want TO be chairman OF the game
committee. and the matter seems to
worry Mr. Dickinson considerably. II
Is believed that the Detroit man will
get the place.
Senator Leonard verdier, OF Grand
Rapids will, II Is said. be named head
OF the judiciary committee IL not
elected president pro tenn OF the sen
ate.
Senator Straight, II is alleged, Is
slated for the Craftsmanship OF the
liquor committee. Neither Mr.
Straight nor the lieutenant-g governor
would confirm this report, the senator
saying that the matter had been
talked OF, but that he had no assur
ance that he would even be a mem.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-18
Santa Claus Will Travel by Parcel
Post This Year---Uncle Sam Working
Hard to Help Him Distribute GIFTS

WASHINGTON. Dec. ls.-Santa
Claus viii travel by parcel post this
Christmas and Postmaster-General
Burleson and all the postmen In all
the cities and towns and cross roads
In the United States today are work.
Ing hard to give him a comfortable
journey TO the homes OF all the little
girls and boys In America.
Not only will Santa Claus this sea-
son carry his millions OF toys and
books. boots and candy and guns by
Parcel post, but the hundreds o. thou
sands OF Christmas dinners which
Santa provides every year for the poor
and the lonely will, according to Mr..
Burleson, who is Santa's general man
ager In the United states, be brought
to the doors OF many thousands OF
families by postmen.
Postmaster-General Burleson said
today his department has been busy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-18
GERMAN-AMERICAN
TRUST CO. PROSPEROUS

The board OF directors Of the Ger
man-American Loan q Trust Co. has
declared a quarterly dividend OF two
per cent, payable Jan. l, to holders
Of stock Of record. Dec. 10. The to-
tai years profit is % per cent. the
surplus having been increased 20 per
cent. In eight years the company's
assets have grown from S41,672.S8 to
2,291 ,095.05.
The American State bank has paid
out to the 1000 members OF it's
Christmas Savings club approximately
$25, 900 In the last two days.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-18
FERRIS WANTS CHANGE IN
EQUALIZATION BOARD

| LANSING, Mich, Dec. 1S.-(Spe
cial. Gov. Ferris, In his message 70
the legislature, will undoubtedly REQ
ommend several changes In the per
sonnet Of the state board Of equaliza'
ton.
The governor. It Is said, wants the
state tax commission, the attorney
general and the governor to constitute
the board
The governor has been making a
careful study of the work OF the board
OF equalization for the last week or
more.
Several Republican oficeholders,
particularly State Treasurer Harp,
are DESTROYS OF having the law
state, the state treasurer, the auditor
general and the state superintendent OF
public instruction will not have to
serve on the board. The land commits
sioner Is now member Of the board
but, after Jan. /. will be succeeded
automatically by the superintendent Of
public instruction.
The first change suggested was that
the state tax commission simply take
the place OF the board OF co. aliza-
ton. The governor. II is said. opposes
this plan on the ground that II would
give the tax commission power to re-
view its own work without anyone
else having anything to say about 1t.
The idea In the main Is a good one.
however, and II is believed that the
governor simply will demand the ad.
dition OF the governor and attorney.
general to the tax commission.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-18

AS he surveyed the scene. Fred C.
Hintz. connected with the Offices OF
the Lake Carriers association, ap-
preached, and to him Capt Killing con.
fided the story OF how he hated tc
start dragging.
"Humph!" said Hintz There's no
body in there, as far as that hat is
concerned. threw the hat there my.
self. 1t belonged to fellow named
Joseph Smith, who used to w.t. In
the ONCE. He left his old hat iere
when Re quit SO I tossed II out"
Harbormaster King almost fell on
Mr.. HINTS neck, and there was no
dragging.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-18
J. L. HUDSON'S BROTHER
Is LAID IN TOMB HERE

Interment OF the body OF James
Benson Hudson. brother of the late
J. L. Hudson. of this city, took place,
Thursday afternoon. In Woodlawn
cemetery. Mr.. Hudson. who was &c
years old, died. Tuesday evening. In
Cleveland. In which city ne made HIS
home. Mr.. Hudsonfs survived by his
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-18
Hat Found on Dock, But There Was
No Drowning, Capt. King Learns

Harbormaster Julius King was
saved. In the nick Of time. Thursday
afternoon. from the icy waters of the
Detroit river.
Not that Capt King fell In. Mercy
no, and couple OF Br-r-r-rs,
But Capt King went to the foot
Of Bates-st., to drag for the body of
some man, who had left a black hat
on the dock, and had disappeared.
Twas gloomy prospect for the har.
borms "ter. He pictured himself coat
ed with ice, and YEARLY hauling In a
graphing hook covered with the same
chilly substance.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-18

TWO months preparing for the Christ
mas business and that everything Is
ready now for the eleventh hour
Journey OF KRIS Kringle next week.
Postmasters In every city and town
haze been authorized to employ any
number OF assis ants so that every
l iece intended for Christmas will be
at It's destination by Christmas day.
The postoffice department, he said
today, expects TO carry thousands of
turkeys from farmers to their city
patrons. Even a greater business than
that Of Thanksgiving Is anticipated,
said the postmastergeneral. As an
evidence OF the vast number OF tur-
keys shipped for Thanksgiving, Burle-
son cited letters today from the most
masters OF Minneapolis and st. Louis
At the postoffice of the former city
over 5000 turkeys were received on
Wednesday before Thanksgiving, and
In st. Louis. more than 1000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-18

Nine. Curie. the fampno , ~
scientist, has installed a. berfQ~4
pense a photographic appafatue
the wounded at the Pantin hoepiU
near Paris. BY means a. This app
atus bullets and shell epu4ters %
fractures can instantly be located,
powerful aid to the saving OF life
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-18

The families most closely tied by
relationship In st. Louis are those OF
the Heuers and the Johnsons. Harry
Heuer, who is soon to be married to
Bertha Johnson, will be the fourth
Heuer brother to marry one OF the
Johnson family. In addition, Minnie
Heuer sister of the four brothers.
Is married to John r. johnson, a
brother to the four Johnson girls.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-18

A solution Of soft soap instead Of
water was used In making a water.
proof concrete In building the founda-
ton OF grain elevator on river
bank in Budapest
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-18

Der OF the committee, much less
chairman.
chairman OF the committees on re-
ligious and benevolent societies, and
rules and joint rules. He was men,
Der OF the committees on elections,
executive business, military affairs
and normal colleges.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-18

SON. OF Detroit. and Wiiirn
Of Buffalo.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-18
DETROIT GOOD MARKET
FOR HIDES. TAILOW
AND POULTRY FOODS

ket In Detro oft at Millenbach Bros Co.
514-S20 Jefferson-ave. west, who have
n large clientele up The state, This
in poultry foods They have spetel
machinery for grinding and preparing
bones for poultry food.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-18

Detroit Times Job Printing Depar.
merit Main 1920.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-18

Prices rs to so per cent
lower than downtown"
dealers, with their big ex-
penses, are forced to ask.
Your dollars will act as
II they had more cents" II
you bring them to my store.
Come and see 10 OF them
do the work OF Is.
1t will make you feel like
a capitalist II you do your
Holiday shopping here.
N. B. More Auto-Men
come to me for Diamonds
and Watches than to any
other three dealers in De-
troit. There's a reason.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-06-25

BudYnki na tel farm1e 90:
Dom 0 siedmiu stancyach, stat.
MIA, 32x40, spichrz i|'ohlew M swl-
ME, rozmia,u 34xa8 stop, j kurnik,
rosmlaru 1924 stop. studnla jest
wykopana 80 STOP g}eboko z do
statkiem dobrej wody. Grunt jest
nieoo wa1kowaty. Ziemla jest moe
no czarna z wIerzchu . gllnlasta re
spodu. Odleg}o6c Cd tego pjejsca
do Kensal jest trey mile . do szko-
~ jedna i Gwlerc mill. Gems
wprost Cd w}s6cicieia $500. VS.
runki: $4,000 on, gotdwka, reszta
odpowiedn,o do umowy. yezeli BE-
DIE sprzedana prxed xblo:em, polo.
We zbloru 1914 otrsym1 nabywcal,,
p0 podpisaniu koDtraktn dxier1aWy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-06-25

Rszem 400 ARROW
Budynki ma tel tarmie znajduja
sie nasteppjace::
Dobry#dom miesskalnY . sze6ciu
staneyashI ]edno ! poi pie:ra wyso-
II s1s' .z7.. 22x34 stop
StssIiiinIilslsz5dsSym stry-
s oasn M siano 38x48 stop
B. D,wy4, spichrze kt6re moga ponies
kcic $500 buslIi zbota.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-06-25

CzeSciOwO upraWna farma
500 ARROW.
Pod p}ugiem $50, ARROW
lax! p ARROW
Stepy, lecz MONA je
uprawi6 IFS ARROW
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-06-25

Lista Mr.. 3z2
uprawna farma.
$40 ARROW.
Pod p}ug'em. Gao ARROW
Pastwlska ~ ARROW
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-06-25
Process przeciwko z4odziejowi
Mony Lily.

Florencya. - Lekarze, kt6rzy
badali stan umys}owy z1odzieja
Lizy oswiadczyli W swo-.
jem sprawozdaniu, re Perugia
jest wprawdzie nieco tepy ma u
mysle, lecz MONA uwazac go "a
poczyta1nego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-06-25
Aresztowanie lotnik6w niemiec-
kich w Rosvi.

= Petersburg. Rypin (gub.
paocka). Wyladowalo tutaj 2 Off
cerow, lotnikow niemieckich, kt6
rych. aresztowano, gdyz strzelali
do stray granicznej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-06-25
Burze j Sniegi we Francyi.

Burze i sniegi we Francyi.
Paryz. - We Francyi panuja
Cd kilku dni gwa1towne burze.
Statki ma morzu Srodziemnem
przybywaja uszkodzone. w ME
ktorych miejscowosciach spad}y
sniegi. ma Is cali grubosci. Dono-
sza tez O siinych przymrozkach.
Bankructwo banku francuskiego.
Paryz. = Og1oszono tn kon-
kurs mad starym bankiem francu-
skim de Naemui1le, za1ozony W r.
1856 we Frankfurcie mad Menem,
a W ki1ka lat potem przeniesio-
nym do Paryza. Aktywa wynoszq
3 mil. fr., pasywa Is mil. Straci
przeWaznie arystokracya irancus-
ka j niemiecka, gdyz by} to bank
ola sfer szlacheckich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-06-25

,AlO OAE AAAeSJAuJH AAAO0
tOSci 81 mil cd granicy
d Minneapolis.
Lista Mr.. 333
UpraWna farma.
800 ARROW.
Pod p{ugiem $50 ARROW
Paetwiska $50 ARROW
Rsxem 600 ARROW
Ma tel farmie jest ogrdd, dom
mieszkalny 24x3o stop 0 czterech
stancyach, stajn,a 2ex32, jedno
pletro, spichrz 1924. kurnjk, do
bry budynek exlo stop. Stndnia z
dostatklem dobrej woody, 200 stop
g}eboka. Gl.ba jest tn lekko wal
kowata.. Ziem,a Jest czarno gljnia-
sta 2 glina ma spodzje Cena wproat
cd w}a6ciciela $27. Warunki p{a~
ty:$7,2GO got6wkY, reezta $1,000
kazdeeo roku al wszystko bedzle
wyp3acone. ProoeLt s Oh sta.
So tam dwie zr6dlane studnie ma
! pastwisku pa tel farmie, oraz pas
twiska mad brzegiem jez,ora Ar ow.
wood. Wszystkie tie rozwazne po-;
zyteczne uleps:en,a, stanowia i'd
na z najlepszych i najidealn'ejszycb
farm in~entarnych i zbozowych "
stanie P6tnocnei Dakoty.
GIeba tel fanny nsdaje exc mad
zwycza]: odpowiednia: do luxury.
dry alfalfy. Umisrkowauy dobry
HAWAI- kazdej z tycb bedzie .as1a-
ny tel wiosny. Przyjdzcie zobaczyc
te farme, a przekoramy a re mic
podobnego ME by1o dotad oferowa-
ne "a tax n,ska Gene.
Lista Mr.. 1874
UpraWDa farma.
$40 ARROW,
Pod p}ugiem 1875 ARROW
Zasiane tymotka &c ARROW
Pastwiska Is. ARROW
kak> z dzikim slacem 10 ARROW
stepy, lecs p;ekna
miejecami >,e.n:a so ARROW.
Razem $40 ARROW
ia tarma ana]duje e:e s2efc mil
ma po}noc cd Kensa],. Jest dobra
czarna g}lniasta ziemia z wierzchu,
z f~ok}adem g'iny. Po}ozenie grun~
tn jest lekko waIkowate. Jest
dobrs etudnia woda> S1ajnia
24x24, jedno p'etro, spichrz l2xl6
W3asclc;el zamlerza " kr6tce. p,obr~
dowac nowy dom mieszkalny, kl5.
rego koszt must ay6 do}aczony do
oeny kupna jezeli farma hedz,e
sprzedAna pc rozpoczeclus budowa~
MIA. Cena opr6cz domu $50 "a Sc
kler. Warunkl zaplaty: $1,000 60
t6wk$, reszta " odpowiednlch cza.
sach, s cd sta procentu.
L;eta NJ. 335
UpraWna farna.
40 ARROW.
Pod plu.irm As ARROW
Obsiane pastw;ska 20 akr6w
Ogrdd.i budYnk 5iakrdws
Razem 40 ARROW
Ia pyszna farma zuaiduje sig 2
i pol mil cd KeHssl; jest to pfaeki
obszar zleml, : wyja,kiem ma}ego
podwyzszenia gdzle sic znajduja
budynki, psg6rek jest prawie dosy6
wysoki, do objecla widoku ably
dozorowaG Gala farme re strony zs~
budowaa. Te]efon j poczta docho-
dzl do domu. Ma farmie Jest dobry
dom mieszkalnY, dobra studnia 2
wiatrakiem, lecs potrzeba STAIN.
Cena wprost Cd w~3a6c'ciela, przez
kf6tki ozas tylko $40. Ia farma
jert dobrze warto6cl ro339, "a skier
~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-06-25

Kensal " najodleglej szej
czesci Foster poWiat6W, &c
nta W tym Stanie W odlegg:
kO dZieWieG gOdZin drOgi Q
, Dobra wozowala.
Ma tel farm'e jest wiatrak 2 PREY
r,adem do pompowania l srutowa-
MIA i dostatek dobrej woody.
Pok1ad tego gruntu jest prawie
r6wnY. Ziemla jest moono czarno
gl1niasta l p6}gliniasta.
Ia farma jes: p.s6 mil cd Juan1ta
odleg}a, dwanadoie mil cd Kensal
jedna i pol mill cd szko}v. Cena "a
akier wprostod w1aecicieLa, $47.
o.. Warunki $4,000. 90 gotowka resi-
ia sl00O.0O i procent rocznie, Raty
procentu pc szesG Cd sta. Skoro ia
farma bedzle sprzedana pred znl-
wen 1914, W tenoaaa po1owa zbio-
ru p6jdzie Z farm& kontrakt mole
tez bye zrobicny ma wyds'erzawie-
MI.
L,sta Mr., 3d..
Uprawna farma.
48u ARROW.
Pod plugiem $50 akr6w
W pastwiskach % ARROW
Ogr6d i budynki 3 ARROW
Razem $50 ARROW
Redynki "a lynn m,e]scu "a ma
Htepu]ace
Dom o dzjewieciu STAN
cyach 2sxs0 stop
Stainia 2sx42<t6p
Diva 6pichrze l2x22 l ox22 stop
Jnoe bndynkl Wozown,a mleczar.
MIA kuznia i ruchomy splcblerz. Ma
te] farmie jest v,ercona studnia 2
doststkiem dobrej nickel woody.
Po}ozenie tel fanny jest z wierzchu
czaroa gliniasta a epodem gina.
To mrejsoe jest piec mil cd Kensal
jedna i Gwjerc mill Cd szko1y. Cena
"a akier $1,000 z :got6wka do p}a..
cenja $4,000 10 pred objec;em jej
W posiadanie, reszta ma }atwe spza-
ty pot %prooentu.
Lista Mr.. 500
CZeSciOWO upraWna farma
800 ARROW.
Pod p{ugiem $40 ARROW
L9ki 10 ARROW
Razem 800 ARROW
Pck&ad zieml jest n'eco wslko-
wsty 'eoz prawie p}aszczyzna. Priest
rzen cd tel fanny do szko1y vyno-
tylko iedoa mile do Jonita try
i pot mill (Budy dk6w ma tel f~rmie
ME ma zadnych.) Lecs farma jest Q
toezcpa dobrymi far'nerami i do
sasiadaml posiada;acem,:do-
bre budynki. Gene $1,000 "a * er
wpros, cd w{sao,ciela. Warunkl
$500. 90 got6wka rosetta $500 i PRO
cent jest po ezeic cd sta. Kupujacy
wezmie ma s:eble pierwsza h'pote-
Re pozyezona ma wartcsG gruntu.
Skoro farma bedsle sprzedana pred
ukonczen,em 2asiewu 1919 wten.
czas kupu]aoy d,stan'e po}owe
zb'oru, rozumie sieeza r~egularDym
kontrakt m dziertawy.
Lista Mr.. 33l.
UpraWna far]na.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-06-25
Pojedynek ~genera1a.

Budapest. - Odbyl sic tn po-
jedynek ma sable pomiedzy ko-
mendantem korpusu W Budapest
Gle genera1em Karolem Tersz-
tianskim a pos1em Jerzym Szmre-
.csanyi. General otrzyma} szesc
centymetr6w d1ugie ciecie W pra-
we ramie. Pose1 wyrazil sic obel-
zywie 0 korpusie oficerskim i Cd
wachu palacowym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-06-25

Zareczyny nastepcy 'front.'
saskiego.
Lipsk, % maja. ~ Leipzig. n.
Nachr. donosi z Petersburga, ze
podroz krola saskiego Fryderyka
Augusta do Petersburga jest W
zwiazku z planowanemi zareczy-
Mani nastepcy tronu saskiego z
jedna z corek cara.