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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12
Rezolucye Sejmu M-go
Zwiqzku Polek " Ame-
ryce odbytego dnia
$3.50. wrze$nia.
1916.

SN. Ill ATTY otJlHlt w DulldAo,
n. y. W tym strasznym roku woj
ny Swiatowej, kt6ra przebudowe
niesie Panstwom i Narodom, a
moze krwi ludzkiej wytacza Ola
naprawy wielkich dziejowych
krzywd swiata, uchwalamy zbio--
rowo:
Zwazywszy. IL kleska wojny
straszliwej uderza najciezej W
SERGE kobicty, raniac najswietsze
uczucia jej - burzqc ~szczescie,
dom. rodzine, grzebiac w ruinach
najdrozsze skarby zycia - lacey
my sic z kobietami swiata ca}ego
W ich wielkiej akc.yi pokojowej,
dazacej do wykrcslenia raz Ia
|zawsze dzikich przelew6w krwi,
W dochodzeniu praw i krzywd pc
miedzy narodami swiata.
Zwazywszy dziejowa zbrodnie
popelniona Ia Polsce, Ojczyznie
naszej przez gwa}t rozdarcia zy-
wego cia}a narodu, ktory by}
przedmurzem chrzeScijanstwa.
acknowledgements bojownikiem
wolnoSci. varunkiem r0WnOWagi
pokojowej swiata - oswiadcza-
my, IL pokoj Europy i zgodne pc
zycie narod6w obok siebie nasta-
pic nigdy ME mole, dop6ki W SER
GU Europy krwawic sic bedzie
rama straszliwa rozdartego cia}a
wietrze Swiata i sprowadza kleski
wietrze swiata i sprowadza kiosk
bez liku.
Zwazyszy. IL przezywana dis
chwila .dziejowa. niosac wielka
przebudowe swiata cd fmdamen
tow - jednym rzutem zwalila
poddancze stanowisko kobiety,
dzwigajac ia z siia zywio}owa ma
wszystkie niedostepne ola niej
dotad plac6wki zycia, wykazujac
dowodnie Gala szlachetna potege
tw6rczych sill i zdolnosci kobiety
wzywamy te wszystkie swiatle,
p%ostepowe zastepy kobiet wsr6d
narod6w swiata. by IA swoj sztan
dar bojowy wpisa}y Wolnose Pol
ski: jake postulat odrodzenia SUI
mienia swiata i wielkiego schrze-
sscianizowania dziejow = zdzicze-
ME ktorych- odbija sic najstraszli
wie:j IA losach kobiety. a placone
Jest tenn morzem meczenskiej
krwi. dis wylewanej tax obficie.
Zwazywszy nies}ychana wage
tel wyrocznej chwili dziejow, kto
IA jak piorum rozpalila sic mad
Ojczyzna nasza. stanela i czeka..
Czcka. ofiary serc naszych - wo-
Ii. mienia. krwi zycia, s}owem. ca
lei jednej wielkiej skupionej a
jednolitej akcyi politycznej. ma
rodu. Slemy wezwanie do wszyst-
kich walczacych wSrod mas a o
dziara;jacych sic wzajem sill z
porywem wolf j bolu bez granic:
- uciszcie sic W sobie. %uznajcie
wzajem = uszanujcie. podniescle
elowy Vase wysoko W gore do
tego slonca wolnoSci. co mad ma
mi stoi i czcka. a Walk i spor.y
Vase odlozcie do chwili wolnej.
niepodleglej Polski. kt6ra zbierze
mas wszystkich. uzdrowi / pogo.
dzi. Me dawajcie swiatu wido-
kow naszego rozdarcia haniebne-
go " chwili tax wielkiego przeio
mu dziejow. odrzuccie lachmany
<trzep.y ciemnei nocy! histor!yi.k to
IA mas pogrzebala = wyjdzcie Ia
s;wiatlo patrzcie W slonce-wzgar
dzcie wszelka bratobojcza bronia.
kt6ra nam W rece wciskaja kaci
i nasze nedzne, w.ycho-
dowane wsrod mas nienawiscie.
wtrety. podzialy.
Wzywamy ku nam wszystkich
nieslawnie walczacych, uslyszcie
glos matek. ION. si6str. c6rek -
CLOS Polak obywatelek
podajcie sobie braters--
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-05
GREAT BULGAR VICTORY

SOFIA, Oct 5.-One of the greatest victories of the war for the Central powers described today in the announcement that the Bulgarian army has enyeoped and destroyed the Roumanian army of invasion. According to the account published by the office our forces en- cced the Roumanans after having let them advance in-
 to position which would be favorable to sudden on- Saught The force destroyed amounted to fifteen or SIX teen bataionS or about one hundred and fifty thousand men, Owing to the close concentration of the enemy he was unable to make his retreat each unit of his force hind
 ering the other and permitting the BugarianS to con-
 pete the amys destruction. The victory occurred near Rapovo and is the second great success o the Bugarans against the Roumanans the former having been the cap
 ture of Tutrakan when twenty thousand Roumanians were captured The great victory recorded today be- ing celebrated joyousy and the quick crushing Of Roumana is looked for The artillery was also captured
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-05
Taft And Teddy
 Meet And Shake
Two EX-Presidents and Hughes Speak
 At Union League Club.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1. - Hughes. Roosevelt and Taft were all speakers at a reception in the Union Club this afternoon and all were checrcd warm ly. The most remarkable part of thc proceedings came when Taft anu Roosevelt shook hands and bowed briefly to each other for the first time since the funeral of Professor Louns- berry in 1915. In his speech Hughes said he favored peace with honor good honor" There were loud shouts for Freddy" and Mr. Roosevelt open ed with one of his characteristic at- tacks on the administration He de- clarcd that the Reichstag wouldn't talk submarining if Wilson were firm and he also declared that the speech of the President last Saturday wIs am invitation to the European powers Co do what they wish. Taft concmrei in the views of Roosevelt and said the election is the most important since the time of Wilson. Another state ment made by Taft was that the speech of Viscount Bryce at Buming ham yesterday under the circum- stances was the most hopeful occu,- renee in two years and showed a change in the attitude of Great Britain.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-05
WALSH SAYS WILSON WEST
 CAMPAIGN Is SUCCESSFUL

CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-Senator Walsh informs President Wilson that the campaign in the west has been most successful. As the President k get ting further west some funny famili- arities occur. One man told Mrs. Wilson that he admitted the Presi- dent was better looking than himself anI that he was glad Mir. Wilson had no whiskers. At one station another man also yelled a compliment because of the presidential lack of hirsute adornment and the President answer ed by shouting "Youre clean shaved crowd yourselves" Commit teeman Hoffman claims Indiana is for the Democrats.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-05
Milk Famine Comes
 Close in New York
Mother Jones Takes Part in Gotham
 Strike and Women Parade.

NEW YORK, Oct. IA milk famine is rapidly approaching ir this city owing to the failure to make a settlement of the strike by the milk drivers. Mayor Mitchell and others have organized a distributing service but it is inadequate In the mean time rioting has been renewed and stones were thrown at cars today in several parts of the city A great womans parade is now being arang- ed with Mother Jones as the leader.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-05
WILSON WILL NOT SPEAK
 BEFORE REACHING OMAHA

ALLIANCE, Ohio, Oct. 4.-Cheer- inc crowds are greeting Wilson every where in the middle west but he re- fuses to speak until he arrives at Omaha where he will deliver his great speech of the whole campaign. He received a tremendous ovation at Canton and declared that the unex- pected hospitality warmed his heart He will announce the eight hour per- sonnel on Thursday.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-05
J. s. TROOPS MUST
 REMAIN IN MEXICO

WASHINGTON, Oct 4. - State officials here now rather openly express the opinion that the efforts of the international commission to bring about an agreement between Mexico and the United States are almost hope less The visit of Ambassador Arredondo to Mexico City to confer with Caanza in the hope of reaching some set clement has ended in failure and it is all but admitted that Villa is dominating Chihuahua state This IS all taken as meaning that the United States eXpedtionay force must be retained in Mexico indefinitely
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-05
ALLIES THRUST FORWARD

LONDON, Oct. 1.-The French are continuing their thrust northward on the road from PeOnne to Baupa- tune and have captured strong enemy defenses between Norval and St. Vast The British have expelled the Ger mans from Eaucourt after stubborn fighting and appar- enty the offensive is still proceeding deteminedy The British are now within three miles of their obectvePOnt but the public does not to know whether after gain ing Baupaume they will relinquish their efforts for time.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-05
CAMPAIGN RESEMBLES THAT
 OF THE YEAR NINETY-SIX

WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.-The presi- dential campaign this year resembles that of 1896, everyone remarks. Both parties are focusing their eyes on the middle west and the Democrats are tireless in the District of Columbia which is normally Republican. It is believed that Democracy admits the loss of New York. Even vaudeville stunts are now being used in the campaign,
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-05
WANT IRISH CONsCRIPTION

LONDON, Oct. 5-Premier AsQuith will have to face
 demand that conscrpOn be extended to Ireland at the coming session of parliament Carson the leader of the Irish Unioniss has given notice that he will try to force the measure and he declares that half million Irishmen are available The leaders of the Nationalist party de- clare that an attempt to force conscon Ireland will result in revolution compared to which the instruction of Easter week would be nothing
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-05
GOING ON ALASKA

The following are outgoing passen- gers on the Alaska:
 c. c. Cannie, wife and boy J. w.. Ferris, J. H. Eagle, H. Bradisford, Mrs. K. Percy, A. R. MOdine, H. J.. Bulman, Miss B. Burke, Miss J. Will lis. F. H. Foscher, Mrs. Edna Hauer Mir. and Mrs. R. A. Jones, H. Lutch and 10 steerage.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-05
TAFT BOASTS WILSON
 ON EIGHT HOUR LAW

TRENTON, Oct. 5.-That President Wilson ignored justice in the railroad crisis and that he brought about the eight hour law to catch votes was the accusation made today by Former President Taft in a speech today in behalf of Hughes. He also attacked the administration on its Mexican and tariff policies.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-05
OVERLAND MAIL BEGINS
 TO RUN NOVEMBER

The first overland mail to Anchor age will be started off by Colonel Re- we'll on the first of November. The mail will be taken by train to the end of the line all the time if it is pos sible and the dogs will haul it the rest of the way to Anchorage City.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-05
LISTER WARNS w. C. T. IT..

NORTH YAKIMA, Oct. 5.-GOv- ernOr Lister yesterday warned the w.. c. T. U. here that the brewers are now trying to have legislation favor able to the manufacture of liquor passed.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-05
GERMANY SAW IT COMING

BERLIN, Oct 5-It was announced this morning that the Germans and Bugarians encircng and attacking the invading Roumanian army and word has since been received that the Roanans have begun to break up in order and that some of their forces are already fleeing for their lives towards the Danube If the latter news bears out the indications it is certain that tremendous victory will be recorded for the Central Powers.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-05
KATO FOR KOREA

WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.-The change of prime ministers in Japan is expected here to bring about a strengthening of that nations poll cies. Viscount Kato has been appoint ed governor of Korea in the place of Terauchi.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-05
Seattle LOngShOr0
 Strike Is Settled

SEATTLE, Oct. ,. - Mediators White and Blackman announced this morning that the strike of the long shoremcn has been settled in this city and that the old men win return to work in day or two. The terms are said to be most satisfactory to both sides. Three thousand striking longshoremen are returning to work
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-05
AMBASSADORS
 NOW FOREIGN MINISTER

TOXIC, Oct. 3. - The Mikado has yielded to the Bureaus and has con cented to the appointment of Wis count Motono, ambassador to Russia, as foreign minister. Terauchi has agreed to Kato being governor of Korea which is a compromise made because Terauchi is a follower of Yamagata who is the author ot "thc gentleman's agreement"
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-05
ON THE ROUOIANIAN FRONT

LONDON, Oct 4.-OIystery surrounds the ROuman- ian army that has invaded Bulgaria and has stated whether it is large only small Bucharest is silent on this question and also in relation to the statement by the hostile powers that they have occupied Maakalafat It Is admitted by military here that if the place has been occupied b Mackensen it would indicate the Illustration of the Russian invasion.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-05
ITALIANS CAPTURE PEAK

ROIE Oct. 4-The Italians have captured another peak in the CanO Alps and have inauguraed intense artillery campaign at CarsO The positions of the enemy very strong and the Ausans have apparently decid ed to remain entirely the defensive while the Russians are pressing them in the east Snow has fallen to depth in parts of the Italian front and the approach of winter in the mountains promises decrease of activities
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-05

Mir. and Mrs. Fred Tracy arrived on the Alaska today and will remain over for a little visit.
 A. R. Modine is an outgoing pas senger on the Alaska. He leaves for California where he will remain.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-05
FOUR THOUSAND VISIT
 NORTHWEST EXPOSITION

SEATTLE, Oct. 5.-Four thousand people have already visited the North west Lands Products exhibition, The Alaska Totem poles will be exhibited today.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-05

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-NIilk riots oc- cured here today when a mob of three hundred people attacked driv- CT on the East Side and took his milk away. This is the only disturbance noted in connection with the trouble this afternoon.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-05
RIN CARS DESTROY AN IMMENSE ROUMANIAN ARMY
COLLEGE BURNS AND
 } PRIESTS MISSING

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 5.-The college of the Christian Brothers was destroyed by fire here today and it is feared that three priests have lost Sheir lives in the flames as they have not been seen since the fire broke out They are known to have been in the building when the fire began.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-05
FRENCH CHECK GERMANS

PARIS, Oct. "A violent attack was made last night by the Germans north of RancOurt and fighting is still there At St. Vast the Germans attempted to debouch but checked by the French fire It is the opinion here that if the Allied armies reach Baupaume the German line to the west of Thiepval will be compelled to fall back several miles to offset the effect of such wedge
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-05
DALLAS OPENS FIVE MILLION
 DOLLAR UNION STATION

DALLAS, Tex, Oct. 4.-Dallas' $5,- O00OOO union passenger station was opened to the general public today. 1t is patterned after the big new Kan saS City terminal.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-05
BABY GIRL BORN

A fine baby girl was born at 9:3O o'clock last evening to Mir. and Mrs. Louis Harrington. Dr. Romig who was in attendance says mother and child are well.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-05
TO ELY FROM CHICAGO
 TO \. Y. IN DAYTIME

BUFFALO. Oct 1.-The New York Timse has hired Victor CarIstrom Co fly from Chicago to New York be- tween sunrise and sunset which would be a record for cross country flying.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-05
ROUMANIA CLAIMS SUCCESS

BUCHAREST, Oct. 5.-Despite the stubborn resist ance of the enemy and the violence of his artillery Do brudja the Allies continue their progress in the center The Roumanan left has also conquered at Amzacea and took thousand prisoners At Odorkm twelve hundred prisoners were taken by forces and the Teutons also defeated at FOgaras.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-05
RUSSIANS REFUSE GERMANS

PETROGRAD Oct. 4-The Germans have started a strong offensive south of Dvnsk but their assaults have been repused and the enemy has retired The chief de- fense of the Russians was the heavy fire which descb ed as intense showing that the munitions of this nation are well supplied at last
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-05
NORTHWEST PRODUCTS
 EXHIBITION OPENED

SEATTLE, Oct. 1.-The Northwest Lands Products Exposition opened here last night. The Alaska exhibits are under the auspices of the Alaska Bureau of the chamber of commerce.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-05
SWEDEN GIVES A HINT

STOCKHOLM Oct. 5.-In statement given out yes erday the premier declares that neutrality and nonpar sanship are the guiding motives of Sweden at present but he gave the hint that he hoped of the begerent powers Twill not make it impossible for Sweden to con tnue that attitude"
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-05
HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND MEN
 LOST IN ONE AWFUL CATASTROPHE
GREECE NEARING WAR

ATHENS Oct. 5.-Kng Constantine is presiding to- day at meeting of tie crown council and has accepted the resignation of the ministers preparatory to forming war cabinet Three followers of Venizelo will be members of the cabinet and its first work is expected will be the declaration of war against the Central powers.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-05
ARBITRATE IN ALBANY

ALBANY, x. r., Oct. 4.-Albitra- tion has now been agreed upon by the strikers and the street ear bosses in this city.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-05
TEUTON DEFENSE STUBBORN

BUCHAREST, Oct. 4-The defense of the Germans and BulgaranS in Dobuda admitted to be stubborn by the office. Fighting is proceeding almost across the whole of the province the but decision noted in tOdaYs war news
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-05
RUSSIANS GET VIOLENT

LONDON Oct. 5.-Three days of incessant and furi- ous fighting the Russian front has resulted in the Savs gaining position that menaces Brozezany The Russian artillery covers the crossing of the Zota ano the TeutonS have been ejected there
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-05
BOTH SIDES REFUSED

BERLIN, Oct. 5,-The British attacks have been re- pulsed at Moquet and Thepya but it is admitted that the Serbs have compelled the Germans and Bugars to retire in western Macedonia
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-05
ON THE ITALIAN FRONT

ROME, Oct 5.-Severe fighting is now occurring neal Gorza and Carso and determined attacks are being made by the Austrans on the Italian positions at Ayisio The conditions are reported satisfactory to our arms.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-05
ATTACKING ON STRUMNA

LONDON, Oct. 5.-The British forces on the Strm- ma river in Macedonia now engaged in bitter fighting with the Bugars and are advancing The counter attacks of the Bulgarians have been repused
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-05
BRITISH REPULsE BULGARs

PARIS, Oct l. - The Bulgarians have attacked the British positions the Strumna river at the northern border of the province of Saon but have been repused Conditions in that theatre remain about as they were week ago.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-05
COMING TO INSPECT
 THE KODIAK CATTLE

SEATTLE, Oct. 5.-Dr Jens Mad sen is about to leave for Kodiak to in- spect the government cattle there.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-05
QUIET SOUTH OF ANCRE

LONDON, Oct 4-Al is reported by General Hag to be quiet south of Ancre.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-05

The Admiral Watson sailed from Juneau at 3:3O o'clock this morning.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-10

gaining in members and has had A prugperous Year.
 Misses Mary and Ellen Racine of Danislson were Sunday visitors at Mr. and Mrs. F. l. Racine,s.
 Hector Bousquet has returned to Pla3nheld after a stay in New Bed. ford, Mass.
 Peter Fsid has gone to droton Long Point for his health.
 Miss Eiizabeth Stone spent the week end with her parents at banielsou.
 Norwich visitors Saturday included Mir. and Mrs. Alec Mitchell, Mrs. Thomas Toy, Miss Lillian Coney, the Misses Carrie and Manda Nelson, Fred Boulley. Mrs. Eugene Sherry Miss Loutss Lange Gene Boyle, Joshua Peterson, Fred Vincent and Eugene Phillips.
 Felix Walxely spent Sunday with friends in Norwich.
 When Arthur Dayon, who drives a team for F. Ti1linghaat on the state road. went to the barn to harness his horses Saturday morning, he found one of them dead. The horse was young one and was very valuable.
 About 100 young folks and their el- ders were on Evans' pond enjoying the fine skating Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-10
FIRES DURING 1915.
Chief Joseph Maynard Has a Long
 List to Report.


 The record of fires in Putnam dur ing 1915, as compiled by Chief Joseph
 Jan. 23, 6.10 D. m. Box 3s, Powhattan mill, Providence street, originated in waste bin, no less.
 Feb. IA. 1 p. m. Telephone, P. A. Gardner dwelling, South Meadow street, defective chimney; no loss.
 March 1. 6.1o p. m. Telephone. brush fire on Perrin Hill. Perrin es- tate; no loss.
 March 1. 7.10 p. m. Telephone, Union street crossing, fire in freight car caused by overheated stove; loss $76.
 March 8. 11.35 a. m. Telephone, Miss D. Breault, millinary store. Elm street, defective chimney; no loss.
 March g, 3.30 p. m. Telephone, Kent woodworking shop, Pomfret street; no loss.
 March 8. a.3o p. m. Telephone, Kent woodworking shop. Pomfret street; no loss.
 Mrsch 12. a.o5 a. m. Telephone, Gov. ell estate dwelling, Providence street defective chimney: no loss.
 March 14, 10.50 a. m. Telephone brush fire on c. M. Kent land. River road; no loss.
 March IA. 11.15 a. m. Telephone, Mrs W. R. Barber, dwelling, 34 Mechanic street, spark from chimney: $145 loss
 March 20, noon. Telephone, Perrin estate dwelling. Ponlfret road, defec- tive chimney; no loss.
 March 20. s.15 p. m. Telephone
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-10
CITY COURT CASES.
James Williams Lingers and Gets Ad- ditionaI Jail Sentence-Non- Support Case Continued.

James Williams, who received a 30- day sentence in the county jail Friday morning, and whose sentence was sus- pended to enable him to get out of town, failed to do so, but turned up again later in the day to answer an- other intoxication charge Saturday morning in the police court. An ad- ditional 30 days was tackled on to his original sentence.
 Henry Wheelock, who was before the court for non-support of his infant child, was allowed to go on his own recognizance, the case being continued for three months period, as 1t was evidenced that he had paid for all but four weeks of the past six months support, that arrangements had been made for the continuing support of the child, a3d Wheelock had been en- deavering to obtain work, and had finally succeeded in finding 1t.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-10
Hiah School student Finds ssoo.
WELLS, COMMON DRINKING CUP,
Condemned By Health Officer Moras- SC in Rsport--Faulty Garbafs Cot. lectins.

In the course of his annual report to the common council as city health officer Dr. L. O. Morasse has the fol- lowing to say:
 The following contagious diseases and membranous eroup 5S; scarlet fe- yer 20; whooping cough T; tubercu- losis, 8; typhiod fever, 4 reported at Day kimball hospital
 As usual. a great variety of Euisanees have been reported, most of which were promptly investigated, with the cooperation of W. B. John : son. member of the city board of health. They were abated for awhile, but some proprietors of tenements do not care if their tenants child. is having diphtheria or the wife tuber- culosis, provided they. receive their regular weekly or monthly dividends; that Is all they care for.
 Although the population Of this city is furnished with pure water, there are some local factories depending on wells to provide the mill hands for drinking purposes, and am told that they have common drinking cup for everybody.
 The health officer, supported by re- cent legislation. will be able to do more in the future to alleviate such condi- tions.
 This brings me to the topic of gar bage, or refuse from the family ta- ble. There should be a special pro- vision made by the council for its systematic and frequent removal. The swill is carried away once or twice a week by farmers of adjoining towns. and after they are loaded with swill they go around the city to dc their trading. with a smell following them. like the old-time soap factory In the summer this business becomes public nuisance. The families now usually deposit their garbage in g tightly closed receptacle awaiting the collector, but during the AS or z: hour interval between the calls putri. ncation begins and envolves a stench not very pleasing.
 From May to October garbage should be removed every day, and the people should be warned not to throw brok. l en glass. soap. polish and other like | things in the swill pail. There should be at least one garbag,
 collector for each ward. so as to insure good service.