davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-04-27
DISHES OF coRNMEAL.

Cornmeal is rich in fat and mineral
matter and being comparatively cheap
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-04-27
GOOD THINGS TO KNOW.

When making cake good plan is
to add the soda or baking powder to
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-04-27

Muddy Roads Cut Profits.
Muddy roads always add to the dis
.ance to market and cut the profits on
produce.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-24
MUST KEEP GRAIN
Shortage of Cars Makes Wheat
Storage Necessary.
Higher Price Can Be Command
ed Later in Season.

Manhattan, Kan, May Ability
to store the wheat crop on the farm
will be perhaps of greater value to the
farmers this year than ever before,
saws Edward c. Johnson. dean of ex-
tension in the Kansas State Agrlchi-
turaI college
FOR this, there are two principal
reasons-first. the shortage OF 1relshc
cars resulting from the congeSuon OF
freight on the Atlantic seaboard: sec
ond. the lower price per oushei cur
ing the early threshing season rms
lower price necessarily results 1rorn
inability to get transportation iaciti -
ties, from the greater rlsk anu 49, ne -
greater margin taken by elevators TO
handle grain before it has gone
through the sweating process, ana
from the fact that the whole gram
trade knows that great QUANTITIES u
wheat will be marketed IN July Au-
gust and September, whatever th7
price may be.
.sTn study of wheat marketing.
Prof. L. A. F'itz of the agricultural
college has found that two-th1rds OF
Kansas grain is marketed in July, Au-
gust. September and October, and al
most without exception prices are low
er then than later in the year
Makes Better Grade
The principal remedy for this con-
and consists in the storing or gram
on the farm for a short perloo -
several months This may be done DE
stacking the grain. by storing IL III
farm elevators, granar1es' or metal
bins or by a combination of stacking
first and storing in bins atterwa rus
Grain well stacked Immediately a1ter
harvest does not terminate or become
bIeached, goes through the sweating
process in the stack and not IN the
bin. and when threShed and placed on
the market averages one to two grades
better than if threshed out or the
shock. This means to 4 cents more
per busheI- The difference is espe-
cialIv marked in a season of wet har-
vest Even if bleached in the shock
before stacking, the grain regains
much of its original color in the
stack"
Higher Cost Outweighed-
The expense of stacking and thresn-
ing may be a little more than II the
grain is threshed out of the shock,
Dean johnson admits The fact, now
ever that many can use their LABOR
more effectively over a period OF
stacking than over shorter period OF
threshing out of the shock, more than
counterbalances any loss that may re-
suit from the additional labor IN
stacking
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-24
TODAY'S
ADJUSTMENTS

IRIS-Hazel Dawn in the Famous
Players production The Feud
Girl" also Bray's latest cartoon
comedy
ORPHEUM-"Silas Mariner" a Mu-
tual Master picture featuring
Frederick Warde Also special
music and musical contest
GEM-Viyian Rich in the Mutual
Master picture -Four Months"
CRISTAL-"The Great Smash"
three part comedy feature
BEST-Motion Pictures
COZY-Hobart Bosworth in The
White STAR
ACRORA-Margar Gibson and
William Clifford in THE Hidden
Law
RINCESS-Motion Pictures
APEX-Motion Pictures
IFo- prices and particulars. see adver
tisements elsewhere in this paper.I
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-24
TOWN OF MANY MEMORIES.
Nicodemus Once Supported Bank, Two
NEWSPAPERS and other Business

Nicodemus Kan. May 24.-Thomas
H Magi1I. one of the pioneer news
paper men of Graham county. remern-
bers the name of 81 newspapers hav-
ing been printed in the county since
the organization. He thinks there
have been more. There are only three
now, two in Hill City, the other in
MorIand.
In 1887 Nicodemus was one of the
thrifty towns in Graham county. and
supported two newspapers, one OF
them being named the Cyclone At
that time the town had a bank and
two general stores 1t was also the
first school district in Graham coun-
ty-
The town was the home of former
State Auditor z. P. McCabe- Nicode-
mus people lived in hopes of getting
railraod for years, and at one time
two were headed this way. The Mis-
souri, Pacific only built as far as
Stockton, while the Union Pacific run
by the town five miles to the south
Nicodemus has a colored Masonic
lodge
In the pioneer days the town was
known to have one of the best bands
in northwest Kansas. all colored mem
bers. W. l. Savers, present county
attorney of Graham county. also col
ored used to live there He has large
land interests near Nicodemus- The
country around has been well i'm
proved by the owners, who are colored
people
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-24
TRANSPLANT TREES EARLY.
Forest Seedlings Need Time to De.
veIop Compact Root Systems.

Forest Seedlings Need Time to De-
veIop Compact Root Systems.
Manhattan, Kan. May 24-Forest
tree seedlings should be transpIanted
at the age of one year SO that they
may develop a compact root system,
according to the department of horti-
culture in the Kansas State Agricul-
tural college
Young trees make a large edveIop-
ment of roots in proportion to the
rest of the plant. In many species the
root system develops two or three
times the length of the stem Trans
planting at the end of a year per
mits the roots to be shortened with
out danger to the plant This results
in developing a greater number of
lateral roots Oaks, pecans, and other
trees that make a strong heavy tap
root must be transpIanted when one
one year old If they are to be trans
planted successfully later. Nursery
stock should be transplanted frequent
" until the plants reach sufficient
size for permanent planting
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-24
MIxUP GROWS IN CHINA
Loyal States Would Accept Duly
Elected Successor to Shf-kai.

Peking. May 24-The conference
assem- bled at Marking. consisting of
one delegate from each of the ten
loyal provinces of China has decided
that Yuan Shi-Kai must remain presi-
dent of the republic until a properly
elected parliament chooses his sue
cessor
Shen 81, a western frontier province,
OF China, has declared its indepen-
dence.
A japanese firm has loaned China
three million yen on security of iron
mines in Human province.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-24
STRUCK BY MOTORCYCLE
Farmer Received Broken Neck in
Smash Near Lyons, Kan

Hutchinson. Kan, May "A mo-
torcycle collided with a farmers rig
two miles south of Lyons and W. D.
Upton, a farmer southeast of Lyons,
who was in the buggy, was thrown
out and his neck broken
His small son, who was in the
buggy with him, was unhurt- The
horse became frightened. as the mo-
torcycle approached, and ran cross
wise of the road. and the motorcycle
ran into a buggy.
The coroner's jury investigating the
accident decided IT was unavoidable-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-24
e. W. HoCH TO GIVE ADDRESS.
Hays Normal Adopts Hour More Day
light Plan for Summer Term

Hays. Kan. May 24.-E- w Hoch
former governor of Kansas, will deliv-
er the commencement address at the
Fort Hays Kansas Normal school here
Thursday, June 1. The baccalaureate
sermon will be delivered Sunday, May
30 A May fete will be given on We'd
neSday. May 81.
According to an announcement of
A F. Bieker, registrar of the school,
the faculty has decided TO adopt the
'-one hour more of daylight plan for
the summer session of the school
Glasses will begin at 7:05 O'Clock in
the morning instead of o'clock
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-24
SHIPPING MANY PEoNIEs.
Ottawa Man VIII Have Sent go, 600 to
Chicago by May 80.

Ottawa, Kan. May 24-By May go,
which is Decoration day, F. H stan
nard & Company, nUrserymen and
florists, will have more than so, 900
peonies IN Chicago if the weather Is
suspicious Workmen are busy now
packing the flowers in cartons. each
wrapped in an alright paper hood, for
immediate shipment to Chicago. The
blossoms call for a dollar to a dollar
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-24
U. P. CHURCH ASSEMBLI
F1fty-Eghth Session of United Pres
byterians Convenes at Cleveland.

Cleveland, Ohio. May 24-Dr.
Thomas H McSIichael- president of
Monmouth college. as retiring modera-
tor presided today at the opening
session here of the fifty eighth general
assembly of the United Presbyterian
churches of North America The de-
nomination has 1.136 congregations
and ieS,57o members
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-24
NOT STRATTON WIDOW
Woman Loses Claim on Millionaire
Mining Mans Estate.

Colorado Springs. May 24.-The case
OF Mrs. Sophia Gertrude CheIIew, SUI
ing the estate of the late Winfield s.
StrattOn. millionaire mining man
was thrown out in the district court
here on the ground that Mrs CheIlew
is not the widow of Stratton, as al
legged in the complaint
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-24

was given by Judge d. E. Stoner of
kansas City, Mo. L H Hannen of
Burlington and NJ NJ Suddick of EN-
porla were the other speakers on to-
days program
tomorrow the principal addresses
VIII be given by W. c. Fink of FIRE.
donna, w. B. Pleasant of Ottawa and
Jesse P Crump of Kansas City, Mo-,
II was announced
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-24
COMMENCEMENT AT BAKER.
japanese Graduate Among Speakers
on FIfty-Eighth Program


Baldwin. Kan, May 24.-The fifty
eighth commencement of Baker uni
versity will be held here June at
A joint program of literary societies
will open the program Saturday eve
ming The baccalaureate sermon will
be delivered by w. N Mason, D. D.,
president of the university.
Among the speakers are Frank A
Boys. Kansas City. Mo-; the Rev
George E Davis, Salt Lake City; the
Rev. David Kingaro Obata. Aoyama
Japan, and the Rev. Edwin H Hughes
San Francisco The program will in
clude dinners. receptions. recitaIs and
a play, The Sweetest Girl in Dixie -
by the public speaking department
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-24
Avoid Spring Colds.

Sudden change nigh winds, shifting
seasons cause colds and grippe, and these
spring colds are annoying and dangerous
and are likely to turn into a chronic sum
mer cough In such cases take a treat
ment of DR.. Kings New Discovery, a
pleasant Laxative Tar Syrup It sOothes
the cough checks the cold and helps
break up an attack of grippe Its al
ready prepared. no mixing or fussing. Just
ask your druggist for n bottle OF Dr;
Kings New Discovery Tested and tired
for over 20 years--AdvsrtiseTnent
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-24
STABBED" BY A HORSE.
Animal Kicked Farm Boy on Arm
Driving Knife into His Neck

Mcpherson. Kan, May 24-A r
COPYRIGHT a young man staying at
the Henry Parks home, was kicked b.
a horse He had a knife in his hand
and the kick sent one blade of it into
the young mans neck He nearly bled
to death but is making a valiant fight
for life at the hospital One bone,
Just above the wrist IS broken and the
other cracked
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-24

and a half per dozen there although
the price which Mr.. Stannard receives
here is much less The flowers are
red, white and pink They go as buds
and later open out under the care of
the florists in Chicago.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-24
ABsTRACTERs IN SESSION.
Tenth Annual Convention at Ottawa,
Kan, Opened Today.

Ottawa kan, May 24.-The tenth
annual convention of the Kansas Alb
stracters' Association opened here to-
day An attendance of seventy was
expected before the tvo-day session
closed The principal address today
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-24

is certainly a credit to
this OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
our thorough merchan-
diSinn cffieiancu I b q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-04
Walk ma zachodzie.

Paryz, 3 maja. - W dziala-
mach liniowych jest znowu pau
za-artylerya nawct lzcj nicco
dziala W dwuch dniach ostatnich.
a "a to dzialania awiatycznc pro-
wadzonc SO intensywnie. Ma "a
ch6d od AIozy W leslie Malancourt
walka by}a dzia}owa, na wsch6d
cd rzcki takaz walka pod Donau-
mont. Onegdaj " nocy aeropla-
ny francuskie bombardowa}y
szcrcg punkt6w przcz Niemcow
trzymanych: pod Fromessy zc-
strzclono niemiccki acroplan, bli-
sko Douaumont , maszyny ME
micckic zmuszono Go ladowania !:
pod Chaulnes francuskie dzia}a
antvawiatycznc siegnely ME
micckiego acroplanu. ktory runal
poZa linic nicmieckic. w Wogc-
zach dzia}owa walka przcwaznie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-04
Walki " Polsce.
Berlin, 4 maja. - Urzedov

Berlin, 4 maja. - Crzedowy
rapport nicmiccki donosi o wicl-
kim >ukccsic na polnocnym od-
cinku linii bojowcj- mad jezio-
rem \arocz. gdzic cd szcrcgu
micsiecy walki zacictc sic tocza.
\icdalcko Stachowicc stoczona
zostala zacieta bitwa-Nicmcy a.
takowali pozycyc rosy.j>kic W
szcregu atakow zadali nieprzyia-
ciclowi straty bardzo ciezkic-do
nicwoli dostalo sic 5000 Rosyan
W tenn IS oficcrow l. cztcrema
sztabowymi, zdobyto iedno dzia-
10 ciezkic.2S mitraliez i 10 moz-
dzicrzy wielkiego kalibru. Mem
cy donosza bitwie tel jako O
sukccsic. swiadczacym o
bcz silc i nieudolnoSci rosyjskiej
W tel stronie linii boiowei
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-04
fPfeces iydowskiego jubhera.

W >adzie kryminalnym rozpo-
czal sic oncgdaj process jubilera
zytlowSkiego Lcona Reinhold'a a.
Pierwszym swiadkiem by}a Ma
rysia kozubowska, ktora zezna}a
smialo wyraznic. bez zadnego
wahania. &c oskarzony sicdZiaf na
fawcc W parku Shermana W od-
daleniu 3O-tu stop gdy ona do
parku przybyfa siostrzyczka i
dwoma przyjaci6lkami oko}o $50
stcj wieczorem. Oskarzony dial
dziewczetom pomarancze i Gu
kierki. a rozkazawszy trzem Ia
kryt oczy. zaprowadzif ja (Nlary-
>iel poza krzak gdzie zfoczynce
przydybaf policyant parkowy A.
Dixon.
PolSki policyant August Dixon
zczna}. ze Reinhold obiccywa} mu
rczmaitc kosztowne prczenta jc-
2eli on go uwolni.
Nastepnic zeznawa}o kilku zy-
dow o wzorowym charakterze
oskarzonego Reinhold a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-04
Walki Awiatyczne.

Paryz, 4 maja. -Dni ostatnic
wyr6znily sic szcrcgiem walk ma
powictrznych IA zachodnim zwla-
szcza tcatrzc wojny. w ciagu
dnia onegdajszcgo na francuskim
tcrcnic zestrzclono zniszczono
8 acroplan0w nicmicckich; i tax :
= acroplany Fokkcra typu a.
takowaf acroplan francuski pod
Royc ogllicm 4 mitraliczy zrzu-
eli jcdcn nicmiccki acroplan z
wysokosci p6ltora tysiaca stop
drugi zm1lszono do pospicszncgo
ladowania. DIVA innc acroplany,
r6wnicz Fokkcra typu zrzucono
pod Les Espargcs Donaumont.
Pod Ncrdun > maszyn nicmie-
ckich latalo mad pozycyami fran
cuskicmi. dwic mich zcstrzclo-
no. w Argonnc r6wnicz zrzu-
como jedcn acroplan nicmiccki, a
dwu jego lotnik0w pojmano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-04
" MezopotaniIi.
Londyn, 3 maja.

Londyn, 3 maja. - Il Mczo-
potanii coraz yorsze nadchodza
observation-disclosures jest,
IL w}adZc ccnzury - nader ostrcj
W czasic wojny - pozwoli}y Oglo-
sic W prasic angiclskicj,iz sytuacy
a jest bardzo grozna i trudna.
Sadza, IL jest to przygotowanie
opinii zc Strony wladz Ill najgor-
SIC wieSci z tel strony wojenne-
go tcatru. Ottawa panuje wielka
o dywizye gen. Townshenda zam-
knietcgo W kutcl-Amara, braku-
jc mu tam zywnoSci, okret z ar-
tykllFami spozywczymi, posla-
ny rzcka Tygrysem, ME dotarl do
kut-cl-Amara: ME wiadomo czy
osiadl IA micliznach rzcki szero-
ko rozlancj. czy go zatopili Tur-
cy-acroplany odkry}y, IL statck
ley la rzccc t mile od kut-cl-
Amara.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-04
Walka z bandytyz1neln
" Krol.

Warszawa, 4 maja. ~ WojSko-
we wladzc nicmicckic przy pomo-
ry milicyi pol>kicj W poszczcg0l-
nych miaStach i okrrgach, wyda-
!y zacieta walk: bandytyzmowi,
ktory okazyi wojny jcszczc bar
dzicj sic rozSzcrzyf. Ostatnio sad
wojcnny W Micchowic skazaf na
karc Smicrci 9-cIu bandytow, kt6-
rzy tel narychmiast zostali po-
wicszcni. Dwaj inni bandyci TO-
stall powicszcni W Warszawie, "a
zbrodnic popclnionc na r6znych
uSobach.
Dalcj rozstrzclano dw6ch ban
dyt6w W zvrardowic trzcch po-
wieSzono W Zawicrcu. Pr6cz tcgo
ma d}ugotcrminowc wiczicnia "a
kradziczc, wfamania sic i innc
przcstepstwa skazano W Warsza-
vie, Sicdlcach i innych miastach
- oSOby.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-04
4 MN pULsklCn} 5
" wMEBYCE 5
CHICAGO.
SkandaEczna sprawa.

Pred sedzM Mckinley odbywa
sic W dalszym ciagu skandaliczny
process Fclicyi Modrzejcwskicj
przeciwko Ralfowi Modrzejew-
skiemu o allimcnta W sumic 5000
miesiecznic. Zeznania skladal
oncgdaj Ralf Alodrzejewski, L.
sifujac przy pomocy listow NAL
zonki dowicSc. zc ona wciaz Okla
zywa}a wstret ku Amerycc i IVY
czajom amerykanskim podczas
gdy on jako obywatcl amerykail-
ski chcia} wychowac svn6w po a
meryka1sku pomodz i'm W zalo-
Zcniu intercsu W Stanach Zjed-
noczonych.
Gaztty angiel>kic rozpi>uja sic
obSzcrnie o tym skandalicznym
proccsic Szydza re stanowiska
za:jetcgo przez ma}zonke wobec
meZa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-04
0kret Angielski zatcpiony.

Loudyn, 3 maja. Jak onegdaj
juz donicsiono admiralicyi an
giel>kicj okret wojcnny' Russell .
zatonal. najechawszy ia mine
podwodna w Alorzu Sr6dziemnem
u caicj zalogi wynoszaccj Z 60
ra 500 ludzi-tylko 124 brak Z
.wszystkimi oficcrami, kapitancm
Bowdcn-Smith h i admiralcm Ere
mantle. kt6rcgo to byl statck
admiralski.' RUSSELL by{ zbudo-
wany pred 14tu latv, miaf 1900
ton pojcmnoSci i kosztowal okofo
S3,OOO,OOO. Ponadto admiralicya
ogiasza, IL zostal zatopiony an
giclski statck Industry o.
krct kupiccki. dQzacy do Amcry-
ki.
- Tenze sam rapport donosi
o zatopicniu nura nicmieckiego
Ia wybrzezach angielskich -
przvczcm oficcra l7tu zo}nicrzy
pojmano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-04
Walk " dohnach Alpejskich.

Rzym 4 maja. - W Alpcjskich
dolinach zwyczajna walka arty-
lcryi>ka sic toczy ponadto pre-
waznic tvlko awiatycznc wyroz-
niaja sic W dniach o>tatnich ak
eye. Acroplany austryackic
prdbowaly oneSdaj zapuscic sic
kl Wcronic, lccz ich dziala antv-
awiatycznc i lotnicy w}oscy ME
dopu>cili. Ataki au>tryackic Ill
Coll Iii Llama odparto zwyciesko.
Mad IsonzO WALK dzialowc wy
wiady napowictrzne: austryacki
acrop1an pcwnq wioske wloska O.
Strzcliwaf i pare don6w W nicj
zniszczy}, Il ludzi pokaleczy}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-04
NOWINY
rELEUlfAFlCZNE
Rewolucya " klandyi.

Londyn, 3 maja.-W calcj IT.
landyi og}oszono stan wojcnny-
W wiclu punktach kraju rozmicsz-
t.zouo slime garnizony wojsk -
t:rlcm t}umicnia cwcntualnych
wybuch6w, kt6rych w}adze spo-
,lzicwaia sic widocznic. Rcwolu-
cyoniSci W Dublinic wciaz jcszczc
! t'zymaja w reku GEESE miasta i
nickt5rc wybitne jego punkty, IL
*oncgdaj Znowu walczono ma uli-
each miasta. Rad Angielski od-
komcnderowaf gcncrala j. Max
wclla, ktory ostatnio W Egipcic
*lowodzif-do wojsk W Irlandyi
-urzednicy W kraju tym zostali
poddani w}adzy gcncra}a, kt6ry
zostajc ten samcm gubcrnatorcm
+ kwojcnnymlrlandyi:z pclna w}adza
wszclkich Srodkow do st}umicnia
rcwolucyi wiodacych. Faktcm juz
jest, IL rcwollcya rozszerZy1a sic
re stoIicy W kicrunku poludnio-
wynn zarhodnim wyspy. Oncg-
daj W Izbic minprcmicr Asquith
przyzna} ten Szczcg0f, jak i fakt
d;llszych walk na ulicach Dubli-
Ia, o kt1rych jcdnakzc nicma
zadnych bliz>zych wicSci. Dublin
wciqz jest odciety od bczpoSred-
nich Z Londyncm komunikacyi:
pisma irlandzkir nic przychodza
wcalc - wiadomo tylc tylko, lie
> w]adzc oficyalnc oyloS%a. Totcz
ME Sa wcalc ZnalIc roZmiary re-
wolucyi roz>Zcrzcnia sic jcj -
>adza. IL walki tocza sic co dnia
W Dublinic lnoZc nic tylkO
w Dublinic. Cabinet mini>tcry-
alny obiccujr W ,iwu hub trzcch
dniach otwarcir komunikacyi. a
nadto pozwoIi kore>pondcntom
prasowym udac sic do lrlandvi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-04
Pomagala meiowi " piracy "
meskiem ubraniu.

Filadelfia, Pa. We wtorek
ame:.gazety rozpisaly sic szcroko
0 pani Hellenic Cybutowskiej z
Livingston i Albert ulicy, kt6ra
przcbrawszy sic W meskie ubra-
nie chodzifa przez i noce do ro-
boty by pomagac. mezowi W wy
kolczeniu roboty terminowej.
Robila mezcm "a czterech ro-
botnikow, kt6rzy pono zastraj-
kowali, i wykonczyli we dwoje
robote na cZas oznaczony. MAJ
pracowal Ma dzien a iona stawa-
Ia do warsztatu W mezowskim u
braniu ia noe. MAJ W zelaznej IA
bryce pracuje. zatcm robota ciez-
ka a jednak dzielna Litwinka tel
piracy sic ME przelek}a. kobieta
v >podniach meskich przy war
sztacic piracy meskiej zainpono-
v:ala amerykailskim gazetom.
Cybutowski jest pochodzcnia
Litwinem.' Cciekf pred przeSla-
dowaniem rzadu rosyjskiego do
Amcryki. Ia MIN przybyla pick
IA Helena Vaznis. kt6ra tn poslu-
bill. jerry Cybutowski przyjaw-
sly obywatelstwo amerykanskie
przechrzcil sic Ia Jcrzego Root i
pod tvm nowym nazwiskiem dru-
ga jego pofowa W meskich spod-
mach stafa sic glosna ~ Phila.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-04
Odszkodowanie "a
skaleczenie.

Jury" W Sadzie Wyzsz.ym
przyznala onegdaj $4,000 cd
szkodowania .Janowi Lissowi,
1919 Cleaver ILL.,, ktory skaleczyl
sic z why kompanii we fabryce
wagon6w firmy Haskell and
Baker Car Co.. W Michigan City,
Ind. Liss jest kaleka ia Gale zycle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-04
0kret Rosyjskj " ogniu.

Berlin, 3 maja. - Admiralicya
ogiasza, IL W porcie Rygi trzy
acroplany niemicckie ostrzeliwalv
SLIME wojcnny okret rosyiski
''Slawa kilka bomb pablo
wprost na okret, kt6ry sic zapa-
lii: aeroplany calo uszly. ,'Sla-
wa zbudowany przed btu laty
500 ludzi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-04
Para6a wnios|a petycye.
Pottsville, Pa. Parafia sw. X;

Pottsville, Pa. Parafia sw. ka-
zimierza wniosla do sadu powia-
towego petycye. z podpisami
wszystkich parafian. W celu "a
protestowania przeciwko wybie-
raniu wegla przez kompanie W
okolicy wlasnosci parafialnej.
Wkr6tce zostanie wydana decy-
zya sadu W sprawie dlugiego pro-
ccsu Home Brewing Co., kom-
pania weglowa, wobec tego petty
eva parafii sw. kazimierza, Ia
wazy wielcc na szali jak ma ko-
rzySc browarni tax parafii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-04
Sprawy Polskie.
Stockholm, Szwecya, 3 maja,

Stockholm, Szwecya, 3 maja.
Donosza tn Piotrogrodu, IL po-
miedzy RoSya a Anglia doszlo ma
rcszcic do porozumicnia " Spra-
vic nicSicnia pomocy in natura
ludno$ci pol>kicj, wyniszczoncj
do ostatka W wojuic obccncj.
Pomoc te nic$t pragnq komitcty
ratunkowc ! orgumizacyc, anne
rykanskie--Anglia nareszcic zgo-
dzila sic podobno uchy]ic blockade
Niemiec W kiclrnku Polski, lecz
stanowczo dolhaga sic gwarnncyi
IL przcSylane do Polski artykuN
zywnoSci tylko 'dla polskicj cy-
wilncj ludnoSci bedq uzywane.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-04
Niemcy a Stanv Il.

Berlin, 4 maja.-Ambasador
amcrykanski Gerard powroci} do
Bcrlina konfcrcncyi, jaka od-
byl ccS. Wilhclmcm bawia--
Gym przy MIN kanclcrzcm Beth
mannem-Hollwcgicm. Panujc W
Bcrlinic optymistyczny nastroj o.
bccnic co do stosunk0w Il Amc--
ryka: ccs. Wilhelm nic chcc ich
zcrwania i noty spodzicwac sic
nalczy W dniach paru - pojc--
dnawczcj.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-04

TIVE ciafo Fafary. Fafara pocho-
dzif zaboru rosyjskiego. Pre-
bywaf W rozmaitych punktach w
okolicy tutejszej pracowe} tyl-
ko dorywczo. Ostatnio przebywa}
ma farmic Jozefa Peczka, znajdu-
jacej sic W odlegloSci trzech mil
na pu}odnio-zachod cd wioski
Rosholt. Fafara byl samotnym i
ME wiadomo czy posiada jakich
krcwnych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-04
Wybra} sic " nied1ieIe
na yby.

Rosholt, Wis. Jozef Fafara lat
81. zam. okolo piec lat W okolicy
Rosholt udai sic W niedziele po
poludniu na polow ryb W rzece
Tomorrow. Slaby, DO zaledwie
pol Gala gruby lod za}amaf sic
pod MIN. Nieszczesliwy zaczal
wzywac ratunku. lecz zanim mad
biegla pomoc utonal pod lodem.
Po czterogodzinnych usilowa-
mach. dopiero 6smej wieczorem
uda}o sic wyfowic z wody mar