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The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-10-06

a copy be furnished to the family and
TO The Fayette Falcon for publication.
j. S. Perry
Jno. j. Steger
w. G. Shelton
Committee
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-23

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nj Raboer oa sisneie. Bis BEN et Sumner al
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gbonneni, faI ri nsi riee al paarisnne bet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-23

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iom Caaen isr bopoe bubienot ham:
Siln boooc pIcict Of IGgge So | bette
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bopoc bun life ioa meget iom SO.
&un bap @Solt. NiifneIion pm at toGe
olt hrut bouoe i Rengepunqen. Ger
bar 1896. @c6 Siringcn Tom Der
inn S459 So
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-23
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trGticr til at ie Sosen Zig, iom $50,
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-23

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-23

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-23
@anSas GftermioSaa.

Anoagt peo Eait. Z. $. 9arien.
Sait, IS. StearnS, Chaplain / Sirit
Hegiment, @isconiin Hat. @laro,
blep pr. Telegram inotaiot til at ms-
De | Camp Douglas fsritfommenoe
Sorsoug, San oplpite til fine 3oIIe-
goer peo &eiercntboroet. at ban piIbe
anmobe Naboifabets Vreiter ON at
betiene bans 9nIo unber BETTE upen.
teoe Srap9r.
@iniitcriet meote Iiee efter SEES.
.iionens Sliltnins.
On glitenen iamtaltcs ser ON
"SamhlnbSpliater", inoleoet af go.
flor @. s. Segse.
(Rere.)
The Detroit times., 1916-10-02
Lack of Progressive Policy By City
administration Hampers DetrOitS
Development, Says Big Realty Dealer

ground for a year, but we cannot
get from the public works depaF-
ment the depth Of tho Grand River
sewer 80 that We will know at what
lever 70 place ours The plans
should show and If We had those
figures We could go ahead Then as
soon as the city sewer is In people
could start building Now they will
have 20 wait another year or more.
Thus the city administration, elected
20 help the citizens build up grah
city. is actually hipdering the devol-
opment Of Detroit
THE city now proposes 10 ann"1
territory this fall totaling 80 square
miles. and az the same time II Is
leaving lots OF territory in rhe city
limits 10 lie idle Before this new
territory Is available for home sites
Ave or six years viii pass by II is
easy 10 zee that this method Of de-
veloping 4 city Is futile The town
shall not become greater until ~
have an administration that can look
into the future a bttle and build for
the future Detroit can keep pace
with her growth If her public on.
Cials don't trip her mp, and that is
exactly what rs being done"
The Detroit times., 1916-10-02
Marriage Licenses


Hud pb ~rnEh'N 20. Bertha TroF.
IN,
John t. etnl NI - lara ttabk, ~
Joseph SIOUX ~. MARIANA Dudrek
n
Frcd o. MiIar 22 NahIe = sum
fers. -S New baltimore
- Bo'wsiaw Ol'wrirki p. Hodwig =
TolanskN. -
Georg" carter. az. River Rouge.
Mary kramer. 3F
sidney Carlisle. 32 Nellie Y Led
with Ft
" nm fopnEs. 81 ~andasNy. O"
Ada Laft'F. ~
Andrew Futalo"ski aN, Frances
No'ska ah
FREDERICK =. THOMAS, ~. Manic Y
Lons %
Harvey L1pk", - Lillian krSuse
James g Wilson, 20 Tressie w"s-
sinFct. ~
Robert . RatcilH". -. Marian
Goudnow
George Hayden Cox 80. Ruth l.
morgan. ga t'mc
The Detroit times., 1916-10-02

proYemcnts. II the city wants to
encourage Detroit TO grow Il will
have 10 allow people 20 build homes
and the only way that can be- done
Is 10 give them improve ments In
stead OF that they are retarding the
growth Of the city and there IA no
law they can fall back upon but an
obsolete rule followed hlindly that
the city will not give improvements
until there are conSun ers.
Mr.. Stephenson called attention to
the fact that Highland Parks popu.
lation Is increasing twice az rapidly
as that OF Detroit, and this he at
tributes 10 the fact that Highland
Park IL doing exactly what he thinks
Detroit ought 10 do II provides the
water and sewers and then the
houses spring up along the nainss
III a little town like Highland
Park can do this why cant the city
OF DetrCit7' asks Mr. Stephenson.
Instead OF building on the vacant
property already In the city We are
constantly adding new territory by
annexation that cannot Re used with
ont sewers and water while High
land Park, Royal Oak and other
towns are growing because they
make all their vacant territory avail
able for homes
There will be 10000 lots added
70 the city by annexation this fall
within ten minutes walk OF the Ford
factory That will house 50, 00e p6o.
pie Why not keep those 50 600 peo-
pie in Detroit and not in ROYAL oak
or Highland Park II can be done
by permitting these people TO build
or that ground It's up 20 the city
whether II wants 10 become big
metropolis or not Just give the
people chance and they viii huila
the town up. but il tho city admin.
istration strangles their enterprise
ne shall have a town Of tent and
shack lwellers
There are $4,000 medium pricei
lots suitable for workngmen' IS
homes in Detroit now, and the deyal-
opment and occupancy are icing de-
laved by the CITY administration.
The city does not need to encourage
anybody The people need no en-.
courageuent. but all they want is a
fair deal and an opportunity TO build
I'm not opposed 10 anneHing
more territory 20 Detroit-in fact !
think II a good thing, Dut whats the
rsc unless We develop the ground
and permit people 10 put their homes
on it,
Here IS an ilIusirotion OF how the
city actually hampers the develop.
lacnt OF the city rather than assist
ing We have SOME property in a
territory that is 10 be drancd
the Grand River sovtr whom II Is
extended The work IS now going
on. We are prepared 10 lay OUT
own sewers 10 connect with the out
let and have had material On the
The Detroit times., 1916-10-02
CORN

Near woodward and Boulevard Two
two-famlly brick nats and single
houee Flats have six rooms and
bath in each. house seven rooms
and bath all modern Choice In
vestment property Rents $2l00
year Sell at bargain.
NAIFDNF'Y -CTNrBELL REALTY CO,
504 Free Press bldg
Member Detroit Real Estate Board
The Detroit times., 1916-10-02
WANTED TO Observation-Disclosures

CASH for old false teeth, gold crownA
broken Jewelry. diAmopds. watches.
Ste .tp full value p9k Liberty RIG
The Detroit times., 1916-10-02
90 ACRES
COUNTRY HOME

We offer acres near car line on 10
Mile RI with modern 9-room brick
house. built wears. costing $4,000
when built good barn, other out
buildings. MI first class We VIII
take Is 200 for n on terms. from
ley. Wilson Co Cadillac f40o. 1913
Chamber OF Commerce Bldg
FARMS S12 90 Per acre worth $50 90
only - 0oo acres at this price FIVE
years TO pay. No interest Ad-
dress Whitfield Falkland Ind
The Detroit times., 1916-10-02

Everybody has faith in the future
greatness and glory OF Detroit. save
only the city administration"
That. Is a sentence, sums up the
belief OF y. F. Stephenson. real es-
tate dealer. OF No 1910 Penobscot
building. Mr. Stephenson, In dis
GUESSING one ~ the biggest problems
that now cohfronts Detroit the hous-
ing problem, puts the responsibility
for lack OF housing facilities
squarek up 90 the present city ad-
ministrat'on
1T IS not necessary FOR the Board
OF Commerce and other bodies 10
organize 10 encourage and assist
PEOPLE 10 build homes" said Mr.
Stephenson. because all the money
necessary for all the building Detroit
needs is in the banks now. 10 be
loaned for such purposes but the
city IS preventing people from build
Ing homes and forcing them to leave
Detroit or live In tents,
THE city, following an obsolete
rule says TO the people VINO want 10
huid homes Go and build your
homes and some time we will give
you sewers and water There are
hundreds of building lots inside the
corporate limits OF the city OF De.
tro't. owned by individuals. who arr
eager 20 erect homes on tfem. but
who are being prevented by the at
ti,ude OF the city, which mai es II
impossible, for them 20 build In this
enlightened lay people will not
build homes where there is no sew
or and no water. As a result there
Will De- 10 building on such property
and there Viii BE- no sewer and no
water Thus the development Of De
troit Is retarded rs the men who
we're elected 10 add to tie greatness
OF Detroit
Many mon Who have tho money
10 erect homes In Detroit and who
would become taxpayers here ar"
moving out of the city. our city
oncial-. in other words are building
rp other communities such as Royal
Oak Dearborn and otter villages,
Just because OF their incompetency
in handling the biz situation
I'm many sections OF the city
whole tracts are owned by indlyil-
rals who are only waiting fcr i'm.
rruvemeu's 20 put mp homes Tho
The Detroit times., 1916-10-02

so-ACRE farm near Marine city. %
acres under cultivation all level.
black sandy loan soil with clay
suh-sou. well fenced with woven
wire. acres OF fuit, apples, plums.
house. basement barn 2sxS6 and
20x70. this - bargain AZ $4,000,
half cash See Nj Cottrell
F,YSTER. THE FARM MAN
50- MAJESTIC BLDG
The Detroit times., 1916-10-02
Two Stores

New solid brick with two Eats above
two steam heating plants Rents
&lln month lu location whore va.
ure are Increasing rapidly Show
by aPpC lutmcnT
MNI.oNr-N 90 NNTUEtL REALTY co,
zoo Free Press Bidg
Membar Detroit Raal Estate Board.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-02
HOMER WARREN & co.
VACANT
North Woodward

North woodward
josephine. 90 to-. .......... So 600
owen. 90 n ...... ,....,....--., 1, z0o
EHsou ............... ............., 200
" 0odward, cor Tuxedo, per IT. 400
-Mlle-rd.. mr. Woodward per ~ 90
Home-ave.. mr. Woodward ...... b7b
Northwest
Gladstone. nr TAnwood ......f 500
Gladstone and Holmur 40 n 1850
James-avo 2 lots ...,.,-..... 700
LOnEfellOw. nr Wilson ......,... 1900
IAN. mr. Seward. per n .--....... 100
Virginia mr. l4th. n. = ....,,,, 1850
Dunedin, 80 IT,. ........., 400
East Side
GOBLIN. cor CharlevoiX, 50 n $1,000
Dickinson. lat blk, n............ 1900
Coplin ........, .............. b8b
t.akevtew. End blk, n ....-.......... S2b
Bedford Road cor Waterloo ... 5000
Kerchcval mr. Coptn per ~ .... 70
List your vacant with MS for Inn
m ediate gale
1927 Chamber of Commerce
Main 6406
The Detroit times., 1916-10-02
II ACRES

rd. about II miles from
city hall good garden soil ideal
location 6-room house. barn,
horses chickens and tools all for
S26o0. might trade Tromley Will
son Co. Cadillac G91g 1915 Cham
oer 81 Commerce bldg
The Detroit times., 1916-10-02
Deaths

sam T,rrapti l67 sherman, ivs
months. ente fo-culltis. Paul pala1go-
TO- 1917 Fort east. one year brvnoho
pneumonia. boTtad Witt. So Eight
zenith TWO days. urcmla. Martha
Rraiuerd 159 Newport. ~ years. lu-
quest pending Patrick Flynn 3s5
Trumhull, So years, seuility. Annie
Turko. 81 Msry's hospital 80 years,
pulmonary tuberculosis, Ford Wal
dorfk Grace hospital - years, acute
mvelitis Charles Rector. receiving
hospital. IS years mitray iusuff p
cheney Victoria Hoeft, IS Scott, 90
years. scnilIty. Ethel Busso Harper
hospital 7n years, typhoid fever Bar
btra Huprlch. ISL Seneca, 20 years.
,mbolIsm William j. D'NeNl st.
Mary's hospital about 81 years.
chronic parenchymBtous nephritia,
Minnie stevens. l79 Luthroy, 2, years,
cardiac dropsy. Sarah Emma Sister.
Harper hospital go years. cholocN-
stills jeremiah smith Vernon lh4
PaEg SIS years. diabetts mcllitug.
Mary Etta Greene. ST Murys hospital
32 years. inquest pendinR Roman
Kaczmarek 76s Wesson, seven
months whooping cough, Louisa \.
Tuition 1910 Michigan, so years, car
einoma 81 stomach, StelleY Jawlik.
1893 St Aubin, three years, hrorcho
pneumonia: Elsie Knox. f12n BeMay.
seven montha, acute nephritis, Purdy
n Green. 306 Twenty third IS years,
arterto . sclerosis, Virginia Showalger
1876 Military. one day, premature
birth
The Detroit times., 1916-10-02
Births



Charles c. Coakley. 1872 Humboldt
Pete Szimaszek, 227 Clippert, Josef
Rybinski. PA Millcr-rd John Robeck.
/ Mcdonald pl John j. cunningham.
2s9 Moffat. John Allen. 1892 McKin-
ley, Milosan Neziche. 2l2 ThruaeIe
Joe DaszkicwtoZ 12f .Fiudley, Joseph
tndieme. 400 Fort east. George +.
Orrin. 5l2 Rohns. William Morgan,
Grace huspitni. stanley Rumcj 1859
Clairmont Rudolph WaldmRn. 2ea
AleNandrlne. Orville Van sickle, go
Frederick John Rlddell, 1is Post.
Joseph Beauchamp, 81 spruce. Jo-
seph Geminder. 1915 Helen Benjamin
Berlin. 16h Van Court, Ebert T.. Nc
queen. Woman's hospital. Albert ia
koblec. 81 Harhaugh, Ross Earl.
Whan, Providence hospital. Frank
+ Schlikcs. Providence hospital Jo-
arph Hnhm, Providence hospital,
samuel Elan. Providence hospital.
GIIus
John f. Giles. I317 Parker, John
Jhkubuwsii, 42s Lovett. Leon Brus-
ki. 2GS Willis east Joseph Cicic. %
Moning Tohasz Marcsinak $50 TWEEN
tv-thlrd. STANLEY Kujawski 2s5 Gar
ficld Thomas Lamb. gG3 Ferry east
Frank Czajkuwski. 40 Martin, John
Joseph Quintcr. loo Mt Elliott. John
Vroum 1871 Hendricks. Caspar llar-
g2f Fourteenth lEnHsius krawzHk.
1854 McpouEall Joseph label, 49,
Illinois Joseph Nech 5G6 Leland
Albert Buvutuu, 12a Fort Edward l..
NhlhOrn. 1884 ITOquots. Geo Witt. S0T
Eighteenth Harrison Lewis. 2a7 ST
lean. JoEoph kurZFu. Woman hos.
yItil. joseph Strubc. 1917 Concord.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-02
BUSINESS oPPoKIU MITES

WANTED 10 hear from owner ~ good
patent for sale send description
and price. Northwestern Business
Agency Minneapolis Mimi
The Detroit times., 1916-10-02
FOR SALE-FARMs

FOR SALE-FARMs
STOCK AND DAIRY FARM with
modern equipments; only 81 miles
out Grand River road and adjoining
one OF the good Oakland county
towns 40 acres, with 100 under
cultivation 20 acres of timber and
20 acres Of black muck. beautiful
lake. 10 acres Of bearing orchard,
large 1O-room house. fine lawn.
shade and shrubbery. three large
barns. 30x90. 26Ns0 and 26xA0,
equipped with patent stanchlons
and cement noors, milking ma
chimes milk house and now being
operated with 40 head Of milk cows
milk coming 20 Detroit at 81 per
hundred the year around, this OLD
homestead farm Ia now offered for
the hrst time AT sl3S5O.0O 100000
cash and long time on the balance.
or will exchange for good city
property See Mr.. CottrelL
EYsTER THE FARM MAN
50T MAJESTIC BLDG
The Detroit times., 1916-10-02
3 ACRES

Near lake u miles from city; good
soil. close 20 car line, price 1898
rcr acre. terms Tromley. Wilson
~ Commerce bldg
The Detroit times., 1916-10-02
HELL wANTED-rEMALE
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
WANTED

Owing to the constantly in
creasing number of calls, we
require additional operators.
Pay while learning. Advance
ment rapid. Permanent posi-
tions. Apply between hours of
9 a. m. and 9 p. m. Operators
School, Michigan State Tele-
phone Company, corner John
K and Madison.
Evening journal., 1916-06-21

THE REAL POINT OF IN.
TEREsT ABOUT A BUsl.
NESS SCHOOL IS WHAT IT
CAN DO FOR YOU.
Evening journal., 1916-06-21

Wesley devslinger.
Gerald Paul Doherty. Jr.
Harold Morrison Foster
Oscar Franklin Edwin Gentieu
Augustus Howell Graham
Benjamin Frank Morrison, Jr.
William Compton Wills
Evening journal., 1916-06-21
The Gift Store

Relatives and friends Of graduates will
will lind complete assortment Of appro-
pirate gifts here
From the precious diamond down TO
to the iiniest gold trinket all Of these you
will find at this store No other iewslry
house in Wilmington carries a larger or
better stock Of diamonds Get our prices
and compare them with those Of other
stores
You could not find more appropriate
graduation gilt
Evening journal., 1916-06-21
WILMINGTON HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES, 1916
FEBRUARY CLASS Off.

FEBRUARY CLASS Off.
GERS, 1915.
Harry W. Loose President
Mildred Lee Carter, Vice-Pres.
Helen Warren Smith, Secretary
Charles Cleaver Treasurer
JUNE CLASS OFFICERS, 1916.
Francis Bayard Carter Pres.
Alice Lincoln Roop ,vice-Pres.
Mildred Denny Secretary
Willard Triggs Treasurer
Evening journal., 1916-06-21

Edward Harvey Cloueer
Homer Hazel Ewing
Donald Adams Price
Harry Vandom Taylor
Leo Blumberg
John Michael Price
Frank Haley Buck
Walter Leslie Haley
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-23
LCSY POL
SKICH.

'Dzicnnik k;iow>ki' podaje
nastspujacy smu1ny opiS loSu IL
cl"dzcoW polSkich W RoSyi:
"I'oszukivanie krewnych przez
WySiedle''cow stvarza ma tyiach
NojSl zamieszanie. TySiace zbie-
gov p~odrozuja kolejami, poszu-
krjac Swych mezow. dzieci. ION.
'ojcnW, matek i I'd.
"-Azebv mice wvobrazeenie 0
lei wedrowcc poSzukuiacyc'1
svvch rtdzin wychodzcow trze1>a
spedzic cl1w;l kilka ma punkcie zy-
wnosciowym. dokad zbiegow;e
sic ~zg}aszaja rowniez i 20 info--
macve. Przcz biuro punktu zyw'
nosciowego. um;e>zczonc W UREA
dzonvm odpow;ednio vagonie,
przechodza co dzie1l Setki ojcow,
matek. lzitci i starc0v W nadzie:.
re czegcS sic dowicdza o >wvcl1
krevnvch. ktorvcl1 pogubl!i Pc O.
puszvzeniu Svvc}1 stron rodz;n-
nvch.
"Oto jak;s >taru>zck Z Radzi-
wil}owa. ktorv cd dwoch tygodn;
przym;erajac glodem. bezskute-
cznie oczekuje W kijow;e swe!
zonv i corki. by wyruszvc z mimi
do syna mie>zkajacego stale W
Ekatervnoslawiu. N>zelkie pro.
by namowienia Starca. by WYE
cha} T. Kijowa do Ekaterynosla-
villa, gdzie juz znajduja sic. bye
moze. poSzukiwan; przez niege
krewni. ME odnosza skutku.
Trzesie sic Z p}aczu. gdy mu ito
macza. re iona jego mogla wyru:
szyc Z corka przez FaSt6w-Zna
nienke, mijajac Kijow, ten GEEK;
uparcie. p~rzychodzac codzien n;
punkt zywnosciowy pc informa
eye.
ia staruszkiem stoi dluga ko
lei. Jacys dwaj chlopcy, ktorzy
zgubili W drodze OLGA. Przyje
chali do Kijowa kohmi. ktore u
legly nastepnie rekwizycyi. Da
lei jakis parobek poszukuje mat
ki, "a MIN ch,opak lat II i dziew
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-23
czvnka lat 81 Suber1lll chef

czvnka lat ~ gubel1lll cnetm-
Skiej po>zuk11ja rodzicow it'd"
Gdv W spravie milionow IL
. cl1odzcow ! ich strasznego lost
odbvwa}a sic dy$kusa w Dumie,
g}6wnv Sprawca przymusowego
wysiedlania i polenia genera:
Stremoucl1ow ostrzega} pos}ow,
BY Sobie ME urabiali pojecia Q
zbiesach Z obserwacyi Polakow.
DO :'zupe}nie niewiadomo, po ia
kiej stronie Skierowane So icli
pragnienia j dokad szybuje orzeE
polSki".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-23

LA "a 0ljlI LII.
Miasto nasze Ma giosowac
W dniu Ago kwietnia, ably ma
przybz13sc byio "suche' II.
azeby ME bvlo wolno SPREE
dawaG zadnych trunk6w. q
lie mnie sic zdaje, niebyiooy
to z korzyscia ola obywateIi
miasta gdyby przeg'osowano
'dry', DO ma to miejsce co
salonisci op}acaja iicensye,
by1by n~a1ozony wjekszy po
datek na %obywateli, i ci co
mic ME daj9 zarabiac sa]onis.
Gle musieliby p1acic podatek
tax Same jak ci co sic upija.
ia. TO niesprawiedliw:e.
j. Il.
Bandy bufgarskie wkro-
cZyfy do Grecyi.
LoNDYN. Jak ust mai.
kompetentnjejszych os6h i
specyalnych wys]snrik6w ma
Balkan nadchodza wiadomo
Sci, co do stanowiska Rumu.
Mi niema juz zadnej watp!i.
wosci. Przygotowanla dc VOL
ny przybra}y W Rumunii tax
olbrzymie rozmiary, re eel
icll ukryc sic ME da. Me kry-
je sic tez Rumunia, ze gothic
sic do wojny to pc stronie
sprzvmierzonych przeciw Au-
stro Wegrom, Bu}garyi /
Niemcom. Rumunia dawno
juz przystapi}aby do wojuy,
ale ~uniemozliwiaf ten krok
brak amunlcyi,.
Aeroplany b0mbarduja
miasto belgiJskie.
LONDvN. IS aeroplantw
sprzymjerzonych bombardo.
walo dzisiaj belgijskle miasto
nadbrzezne Zebrugg, kt6re
jest podstawa operacyjna ME
miecka dia }odzi podwodnych.
Ograniczaja sprZedaz
kaWy.
BERLIN, - ZnacZne 2ain-
tsresowanie wywoia1o tn "a
rzzadzenie wladz Brandenbur.
sk;cb, zabraniajace sprzeda'
iy kawy palcnej, prywatnym
osobom pow>zej psi funta.
kawy niepalonej ME wolno
zupelnie sprzedawac drob
nym odbiorcow.
W Rerlinie spodziewaja sic
re zakaz TAXI dotknie ca{y
krsj.
Nova ia bryka W Gary.
Trust stalowy postanowil pobudowac
takowa kosztem $4,000, 600.
New YORK, n. " E. H.
Gary, p1zewodniczacy korpo.
racyi United States Steel, o.
ticyalnie og}osit tn wczoraj,
ze W Gary, Ind, powetan;e
nova fabryka rur kos1tem,
,,:r rOn OON
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-23

z New IOrku, pIZeZ NOr1OlK,
Va, do Rio Ja3eiro-i zato-
nal ub,eg}ej nocy n'eopodal
wy BREEZY po}udniowei ka-
rolinv.
Okret Santa Marta urato~
wal II ludz, 2 za}oga Kanaw-
Ina, i prowadzi} dalej poszu-
kiwania "a druga }odzia pre-
pe}niona rozbitkami kt6rej
10 chw;li :nades}ania powyz:
szego raportu, ME m6g} jesz'
cze odnalesc.
Bandycki napad ma
p%OgranicZu.
San DIEGO, CAL. Wczoraj
" nocy niewysledzony do.
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chwili rabunku nadjecba@ ill.,
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bapdyta lie zaatakowa}, ma
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6-giem sWOich dZieci.
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onawiajac zatopienie holen'
derskiego parowc& ''Tuban-
tia, niema dosyc slow obu-
rzenia ] otwarcie g}0sl, IL
dalsze tego rodzaju ':wypad-
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cami.
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sic jeszcze do broni, to tylkc
dlatego, ze ole jest ostatecz-
ME stwierdzonem, czy okret
ten zatopit torpedo niemiec-
ka.
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NOTRE DAME, IND. - Ma
chorobe sercowa zmarf tn o.
negdaj " wieku lat So brat
Bonawentura (Michael Cal
sew. kt6ry przez so lat BY
prefektem r6znych dnrmita.
rzy W tutejszym uniwersyte-
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-23
najWaznlejsze Wypadki
Minionego Tygodnia.

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WykrytO zn6w spiski
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ia Z Massachusetts wladze fe-
de-alne przysz1y do wniosku,
IL W tym stanie knuja sic
sp:ski niemieckich ezpiegow,
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dow, il dystryktowy proku'
ra:or Anderson ma Zebrane
fakta przedstawi6 Grand Ju-
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COW So juz znane i So oni pod
ne. lzoreu policyi.
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nal maszyna aeroplanowa,
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ze:1 mechaniki W tym zakre-
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MONTREAL QUEBEC, KAMA.
pA. Stacya kompanii ko}eji
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etarszych budynk6w W tenn
m;e5cje, zostal zniszc2ony
przez polar 2esz}ej 6rody rv-
chic rano, a ogieh ukaza1
sic jeduoczesnie W ki]ku
Punktach budynku.
Ma miejsce pozaru wezwa-
no n~atychmiast oddzia}y stra'
Nv ogniowej, kt6ra rozpoczefa
energiczne gaszenie p}omieni,
lecz ME by}a zdolna ognia