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The sun., 1916-12-12
COLGATE NOT DROPPED.
Vale Asks Upstate Eleven 60 Play
On Earlier Date.

HAMILTON. y. v. Dec. ll.-F. NJ.
Jones. graduate manager Of Colgate. de-
MES that Colgate Is TO be dropped by
Yale next season. He admits. however.
that Yale is anxious to play on an un-
usually early date.
A strange incident arose in the award
81 the block letters to the Colgate var
sity. Only eleven men Of the squad Of
ffty-three received their letters. this
being due to the fact that the eleven
vas so we'll raine that in three OF the
most important games of the season.
Illinois. Yale and Syracuse-no more than
twelve men were used, Bankart send
Ing only one substitute. Bek. a halfback.
into the Illinois and Yale games. while
against Syracuse there were no subs,i-
tutes.
The team will assemble shortly for
the election OF n captain. Carl Anderson.
quarterback Belfort West. tackle. and
Charley Ilubbell are rivals for the posi-
ton.
The sun., 1916-12-12
CHINESE PLAYER IN o. B.

HONOLULU, T. IT,, Dec. ll-Vernon
Ayau. shortstop on the local Chinese
baseball team, which visits the main
land annually. was signed to-day to play
shortstop for the Seattle club OF the
Northwestern League, william I.eard.
manager Of the Seattle club. now In
Honolulu with a team OF touring profess
SIGNALS. offered Ayau the contract. Ayau
In said to be the hrst Chinese ball player
to enter organised baseball circles. lie
has been . sensation here for several
years.
The sun., 1916-12-12
AHEARN HELD TO DRAW.
willie LanEfOrd Proves Adept at
Boxing In nOut.

Young Ahearn. who for a time threat
ened to cut quite a figure in the middle
weight ranks, found another big OBJ
stacle to his successful journey at the
Vanderbilt A. q. last night. when he
was held to a draw by Willie Lang
ford. "A coloied boxer from Harlem.
II was a fast bout filled with "A LOT
Of clever boxing. but void Of any kind
nj heavy hitting, Ahearn weighed ,bl
and Langford 1874.
The sun., 1916-12-12
LEADER
IN SQUASH PLAY
Harvard Club Expert Displays
Brilliant GANG Winning
Fourth Round Match.
DANA MAKES HEADWAI

J. ". Appel. Jr.. who is speedily be-
coming a menace 10 title seekers In the
squash ennis world. yesterday dis
played by far the best amateur game
seen this season in winning his way to
the fourth round Of the annual% handicap
tournament In progress at the Harvard
Club courts. Playing AGAINST o. 8. FL
bridge Of the Heights Casino. II took
Appel some time to get warmed up to
his work. but once he was started he
swept aside the resistance of the Casino
performer. and won handily. Appel
really made forty points starting with
the second game while Eldridge was
getting two. Appel won the match by
minus 2-l5. 15-l0. 15-1l. lie played
from a handicap of minus eight and
conceded one hand and five aces to Ell
bridge.
Eldridge. who hits everything with a
mighty sting and plays a hard, agrees
sive game. started so well he had Appel
running all over the court trying for
return Appel. however. thrived on
this sort Of work. for once he was per-
spring he cut loose with drives which
Eldridge could not handle. Both men
covered a lot OF court and expended a
tremendous amount of energy. BY his
playing Appel Is favored for the laurels.
Bull Beaten by Bradford.
Anderson Dana Of the Harvard Club
also earned his fourth round brackets
by disposing OF II. W. Warner OF the
Columbia Club by 15-l0. 15-9. Dana.
like Appel. seems at the top OF his game.
His severe playing was too much for
Warner. Notwithstanding the Columbia
man has a liberal handicap.
Lindsey Bradford. a young player
from the Yale Club. provided one OF the
surprises OF the tourney by eliminating
Charles NJ. Bull. Jr. Of the Squash Club.
a player ranked second to Eric Winston.
the national champion. Bradford, with
only a handicap OF one hand in. devel-
oped surprising power and strength
against the Squash club expert He
won the first game l5-2. lost the second
lis and then fought desperately and
successfully in the deciding game. win
Nng ISIS.
Armin W. Riley Of the Princeton Club
was another ranking player h found
his handicap too much. losing to J. w
Taylor, a club mate. in straight games
by l5-le. l5-ll.
The Summaries.
Third Round-Natlonal handicap squash
tennis championship. Lindsey. Bradford
Yale ,plus hsndl. defeated C.. NJ. bull. Jro
squash club ,minus s.. l5--?, &-l5. Is
Is: W. n. Y. HsckHtt. Harvard tplu'
hand. defeated &. J Mcguire, YALE
,minus -. lj-i3. lit; 4. J. cordier
Yale minus s.. defeated }. r Healey
Harvard tplus hand plu. 81. iI-i:. 10
IL: r, T.. +. Rigs. Heights cosino .tminu'
~, defeated J +: srillman, Hsrysrc
p ,afrs;So4' , Ismt. H. ~ t.e: !; W Arn T1y' 81
Riley. Princeton minus s.. LIE, Ill.
r.. q. Coburn. Greenwich Field tlul
scratch, defeated Donald Msckay. Yal'
,scrs,ch,. l5-%.Jls-ii; ". II Nands
Peel, squash Clue ,minus -, defeated Il
NJ. Rushmore. Harvard tscratch'. els
is-l7. ls-l3.
:, Fourth Round-J. W. Appel. Jr.,. Har
ward minus 81. defeated O. :. Eidridge
Heights Casino tplus hand and 81. :-ib
$50. It'll; Anderson Dana, Harvard
Iminus s.. defeated II. ". Warner, colum
bia ,plus hand and o., ij-lo. Is?
The sun., 1916-12-12
LA PLANT AT SYRACUSE.
Former WiIlia ms Captain VIII He
Available In 1917.

SYRACUSE, Dec. lila Plant. who
played end at Williams "A year ago and
was elected captain and who was also
honored on severa. all Eastern teams.
IL now at Syracuse and will be available
next year. Keith Driscoll. on the boi-
der with he troops. will also be avai!a-
BILE as "A lineman.
Veterans remaining from the 1916
team will he Mechan. Malone. Matt
Brown, Eddie Brown. Wright, Newbury.
planck. ~Schwarzer. Williams. Alexander.
Dunn. Sparfeld, Witter. Cobb. Gilmore.
Segal and Livshin.
The sun., 1916-12-12
MCINTYRE WINS AT BAYSIDE
Maidstone Golfer Fakes Charity
uandicap TOurna

After ten days Of more or less active
competition j. q. Mcintyre OF Maidstone
Golf Club won first honors in the eigh-
teen hole medal play handicap tourna-
ment at the Bayside links. The pro-
ceeds went to the Flushing Hospital.
Mcintyre had a card OF $40, ~.
which was several strokes better than
any other contestant could show after a
journey round the course,
The sun., 1916-12-12
HUGE PROFIT.

Joseph j. I.annin, former owner of the
Boston Americans. who announced his
intention OF building q large hotel In
New York. yesterday said that his PROFIT
on tho deal. whereby ne disposed OF the
Red Sox to Harry Fl. Fraxee. netted him
nearly q quarter of a million dollars. Ac-
cording tn Lannin his hoidinSs In the
club originally cost him 100000.
The sun., 1916-12-12
ONE PUNCH ENDS BOUT.

Just one punch stood between Young
Sam L.angford and an enjoyable even
ing at the Olympic a. G. last night.
Young Sam climbed out OF his chair,
stood with guard up and thought .hr
side OF his head was knocked on when
Harry Siegel hit him. Young Sam was
out for the evening, In the other bout
Barney Adair won a smuggling match
from Frank Lippe. this bout going ten
rounds.
The sun., 1916-12-12
TENNIS ON ICE.

ARRANGEMENTS have been completed
for holding the first practice OF tennis or
the ice at the Ice SIX iting Palace, lSlst
street. at broadway subway station.
Fred Alexander has rounded up many
star players who formerly were men,
hers Of tennis and hockey clubs and
practice will beGin this week.
The sun., 1916-12-12
Fred Clarke Is Named as
Likely Leader of Cubs
Former Manager of Pirates May Be Signed by Chicago
Mitchell and Chance Also Said to Be in Run
ning-National Leaguers Gather Here.
~ DANIEL.

II Fred Clarke. former leader OF the
Pittsburg Pirates. can be Induced to
leave his agrarian and kindred interests
at wineeld. Kan. he may be found man.
aging the Chicago Nationals next season.
While this report sta. DIS without essen
tia confirmation from Charles w.
weeshman, president OF the Chicago
club. 1t emanated from a source pretty
close to Clarke.
The Clarke story stood out In a mass
Of fact. and conjecture cleaned In
the corridors Of the waldorf-Astoria
yesterday among the arrivals for the
annual meeting Of the National League.
to be opened at that hotel this afternoon.
weeghman fitted In ami out and refused
to be pinned down 70 q definite state
ment regarding the Chicago managerial
qqestion. He admitted that while Jo-
seph Tinker was to remain with the
cubs he was no longer to manage the
club.
II Clarke Is not obtained 1t is very
likely that either Fred Mitchell. now
coach OF the Boston National pitching
stan. or Frank Chance. former leader Of
the Cubs and the Yankees. will be
named. Mitchell arrived here yesterday
from Boston n admitted nat he had
been made an offer to assume the man.
agershp OF the Cubs. However, all does
not depend on Mitchells consent. Ger
tainly Barkis Is willin'. but Percy
Haughton. George Stailings ct al. OF Bos-
Of the veteran.
Plead Chances Caase.
The probability Of Chance obtaining
the position grew brighter yesterday
sL.A IL --.. ekae vlesllta-,
The sun., 1916-12-12
HARVARD HOCKEY SCHEDULE.
First Game VIII he with NJ. I. r.
ON January q.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Dec. ll,-Harvard's
hockey schedule for 1917 has been tenta-
lively arranged and calls for the first
game to be played at the arena. prob
ably with the Tech seven, January q or
40. Thu schedule:
January 10. ". I. T, at Ro.;c,. January
~, Dartmouth. at Boston, January 20,
Princeton. at New York January 81.
1arens. ., Boston, February 9. "r,nsctoH,
February u, Yale, at New ~ yen: FEB.
rnary a. Princeton. NJ Boston Tin case OF
usl March Q Yale. at B0st.ht March 10,
/. ssls st New Haven lin case % tie).
The sun., 1916-12-12
OPPOSE CARPENTERS TRIP
French (riticisc Proposed '""r"''
To BOX IN This 'it'

Special cable Nc'ppi'' I" I'.
PARIS, Dec. I'm nr> N'"'i ,
ager Of Georges tarp'U'l'., MO w.,
saws whether or not 'trN"h'"
his visit TO America depends '
influence brought To bear f'"'n VIZ :,
upon the authorities IA prrlt' ,
The contract for his app
America does not specify ma
shall 20 10 any var relief aura
Since Carpenter dpi"''''
Trocadero In a charity matinee
some other boxers Wished
meeting In n prINat" a'td'''
limited number of ~,Ivp'r'' DIV
The police interviewed lN"r.
some criticism of the idea Ct.
tier should hs allowed 20 -
those who say II a boxer 'H'
not a tenor or any u'N'H ~
The sun., 1916-12-12
SHIVERIcK CHOSEN CAPTAIN

ITHACA, =. " Dec. N,-Fritz Shiv-
erick. Cornell's star quarterback. to-
niaht was elected captain Of the 1917
Cornell football team. Shiverick Is a
Junior. his home II In Chicago, He has
played on the varsity eleven for two
years.
The sun., 1916-12-12

CINCINNATI. Dec. Jimmy Duffy Of
Lockport. N. ", knocked out Eddie Mel.
ger Of this city In the eighth round here
tonight. Mslser was given a. unmsrci-
full lacing.
The sun., 1916-12-12

Suhstitutes -Lindeman Tor Treist, OXhO'n
for Crabtree. Goals from field Bones 3.
Iindeman :, Pouch 8, Crabtrec : Sittig
Stoughton 2. Hill Goals from foul-Durham
Sittig. Crabtree. Referec-C. 9. smith, Co.
lumbia. Tine OF halves-2O minutes.
The sun., 1916-12-12
NEEDHAM TO MANAGE
NEWARK BALL CLUB
Succeeds Fred Tenney-Newsy
Notes Gathered at Inter-
nationals Meeting.

Tom Needham. former catcher OF the
Braves. Giants and Cubs. has beer
signed by President Price to manage the
Newark Indians next season. Needham
owns a department store in his home
teMn. Steubenville. Ohio. where he also
~ served as Chief OF Police.
~ Needham always was known as a wise
ball player. Long after his playing days
were over Needham was considered a
valuable member OF the Cubs. lie was
n right hand man to Frank Chance. the
same as Fred Mitchell Is TO George
Stallings In Boston.
Needham at one time was seriously
considered BY Charley Murphy as man
ager OF the Cubs and Murphy often has
expressed regret that he did not appoint
Needham to succeed Frank Chance In
1918 instead OF Johnny Evcrs. Murphy
was undecided for a long time whether
to appoint Tom or Johnny. but In the end
| pinned his faith on the Trojan.
VIII Not Use Feds Park.
Despite the fact that Ed Barrow and
other International League men are
anxious for the Newark Indians TO take
over the old park OF the Newark Fed
erals In Harrison. Jim Price announced
last night that his club again will do
business at the old stand at Wieden-
mayors Park.
Although John McGraw rediculed
Uncle Robby's National league pennan'
last fall and Robby came right bach
and said II never thought Mac would
do that on me- the old cronies had q
lovefest and were as thick as ever yes
terday. One of Robby's leading troubles
Yesterday was to find enough chairs FOL
- ~. ,,,tal ~ Iistap IN his chaprfl
voice.
Robby says the natives In Baltimore
don't want 10 give him any credit. HI
saws ''They all say 1t was too bad
Robby, that you lost the pennant.'
am kept busy explaining to people tina
we did not lose the pennant. only tn
worlds series. They should give Vi
credit for something"
Derby BiII Clymer Also There.
Derby Bill Clymer. the man the.
can't keep down. was one OF the Ameri
can Association delegates who took par
in the big Glass "A powwow. Clyme
is a most successful minor league mana
ger. He has won more pennants tina
any man in the country. He left tn
International League in 1913. and las
season bobbed up with a pennant WHINE
in Louisville. When Clymer does no
win the pennant he Is usually the run
nerup.
Clymer believes the Giants got n Yer
high class man in Middleton. tho hi
right handler. who was one OF Louis
ville's leading assets in winning the pen
nant, He also believes that Rub
! Schauer some day will amount to some
5 thing. 81 wish | could have kept hir
! for another year" said Derby Bel
: 'Schauer L. very slow IN learning. bu
some day he will find himself
Camel on b Job.
Society note: John CANCEL. forms
manager OF the Rochester lnts and III
Brookfeds and recently appointed hel
: leader OF tho Kansas city club. Intro
duced Miss Camel. aged about ten.
, HIS new confederates in the Associate
. and old in the international.
The sun., 1916-12-12

There Will he an ~attra''.t .
weight hout at h" broadway :
night when Tome Sndth. ~"
200 knockerout, viii f,rr y"
smith is a ~punchcr. and - Co.'s -
better boxer tA.!e should le a 80
bat.
The sun., 1916-12-12
ADELPHI FIVE DEFEATED.
DOwned by statcn Isla nd Acade m ,
TOssers. - to u.

Scoring almost a. will, the Staten ISL
and Academy basketball team defeated
the Adelphi Academy Ave at Staten ISL
and yesterday, ~ to ., Pouch OF the
winning team Gagged eight field goals, and
Crabtree made seven.
Stoughton did the best work for Adel-
phi. lie made three field goals, The
score at the end Of the first half was %
to :. The lineup:
The sun., 1916-12-12

To NI.Nr-Pion~~r >lori,hs ''''
$40 W. t&tn 81. Tn"u".
Tommy Jouhey ~. Charlie -i'r''"
Jack Sl,nrkes ". Gardner 1brO'hN p
The sun., 1916-12-12
VIII Not Use Feds Park.

Despite the fact that Ed Barrow and
other International League men are
anxious for the Newark Indians TO take
over the old park OF the Newark Fed
erals In Harrison. Jim Price announced
last night that his club again will do
business at the old stand at Wieden-
mayors Park.
The sun., 1916-12-12

Propositions to be taken M at the
meeting to-day include the raising OF the
player limit from twenty-one to twenty
two. the adoption OF the new contracts,
which include ten day option and ten
day notice clauses. the prohibition OF the
spitball and the intentional pass and a
new drafting syetem.
The sun., 1916-12-12
Camel on the Job.

Society note John CANCEL. former
manager OF the Rochester lnts and the
Brookfeds and recently appointed field
leader of the Kansas city club. intro.
duced Miss CAMEL. aged about ten, to
HIS new confederates in the Association
and old in the International.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-02
UWAGA.

Abonent6w we Fried, N,
OAK. i okolicv zawiadamia.
nay, Il pan A. A. Kaiser
przyia} agenture Wiarusa
jest upowazniony 10. kolek
towan:a a~bonamentu, odbiera
MIA przedp}aty ma Wiarusa O.
rae jednania nam nowych a.
t'onent6w. Prosimy vice "a.
}atwiac wszelkie sprawy Z D..
Kaiser albo wDr0st 2 redak.
eva.
.WIARUS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-02
Z Minnesoty.
Iragedya woiny.

mankato, MINI. Adam Killing O.
trzyma} W tych dniach list 2
Austrvj nape}hiony tragedya
!!wojny.
G{osi on, il lego brat Kry-
styan zostaf zabity W Inter
waldzie pod Lwowem " dniu
14go grudnia, re iona Kry.
styana Riling'a zmarIa z g}o
du " tym samym miesiecu;
re siostra Marya Killing,
zmar}a ~przeszlej jesieni; ze
szwagier Adama Killing, Wi.
liam Vogt i 1e letnj jego syn
wzleci zostali W n,ewoIe przez
|rosyan; re iona Wi)iama
Vogt wypedzona zosta}a z
mlasteczka gdzie mieszkali j
ME wiedziec gdzie sic znaj-
DUE i 70 Gale to miasteczko
z wvjqtkiem siedmiu dom6w
zostato spaione. Okropno5c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-02

WE WT'JREK O 9tej po}a
CYL Prev. ks. Proboszcz }.
EPacholskj dozgonnym Stu.
Dem ma}&e6skim p. W}ady'
s}awa "Kukowskiego i panne
Agnieszke M]yhczak, c6rke
Stanis1awa. Szczes: i'm Boze!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-02

Razem 1925
Franciszek Losinski,
jeden z gosci v esslnych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-02
300 farmerow p~odejmowa.
nych

3A~~"~
nych.
Pennington MINI. Kr6tki kurs
nauki farmerskiej rozpoczal
sic tn we wtorek W kt6rym
bierze udzia{ 300 farmer6w,
Praca ola mezczyzn bedzie
z kukurydza i drobnem zbo-
zem, osuszaniu farm l bu-
dynkach farmerskich i kie-
rowac MIA bedzie C.E. Brown
i John Bower z fanny uni
wersyteckiej. Kurs ola ME-
wiast lest pod kierunkiem
panny Rowe ze sztabu uni
wersyteckiego. W piatek VIE
czorem biznesjsci z Farming.
ton podejmowali farmer6w z
powiatu dakotskiego ma ban
kiecje. Pr2yjecie urzadzone
by1o dia 800 farmer6w.
Red Lake Falls, MINI. Przez 3D.
DAME 927 gfos6w przeciw 7C8
" powiecie Red Lake, po-
wat ten z siedmiu salonami
przeg}osowa}, il pozostanie
nadal lako jedvny powiat ma
p6{nocnym zachodzie mime"
soty. ,,mokry", To znaczy,
IL W powiecie Red Lake
nadal, sprzedawane
beda.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-02
Z prZed lat Is.
Pod tymnagi6wkiem bedziemy podawae v
kazdym numerze o.. Wiarusa" najwazniejsze
sprawy o26lne j meiseowe.

/ - We wtorek rano pIze-
iezdzali przez nssze miasto,
Idazqc ma 40 godzinne aabo.
zenstwo do Independence,
Wis, Wielebni kap]ani ks.
Dominik Majer ST. Paul
ks. Laurenty Zawedzki y De-
|lano.
Q naszym pos}e do S+imu
s%tauowego " st. Paul, pjsza
tamtejsze gazety, IL nie kaza}
zapisac sic ma ljscie pos}6w
jake Po]ak, tylko West
preusse" a gdy njetncy z St.
Paul uroczysc'e p~rzyjmowali
|po>}6w niemieckich, i on by}
W gronie tych2e jake niemiec.
= Gdyby to polscy wyborcy
z 4tej wardy bvli przywidy-
wall pred wyborami!
W Arcadia, W dniu ]1go
lutego umar}a sp. Maryanna
Cysewska, iona Jana Cyeew.
skiego.
W kopaini Dunbar, "
poblizu Scottdale Pa. zabi-
tych zostaio i uduszonvch "
81 stycznia wskutek
wybuchu p~odziemnvch ga
okoio SO robotnik6w.
- Naczelnik policyi Chi.
cagoskiej Marsh, szacuje licz.
be tych, kt6rzy obecnie tu}a.
ia sic pc Chicago be- piracy,
"a 5000. Nap}yneio do mia.
sta wiele narodu, spodziewa-
iac sie, re natychmiast dos.
tana robote prey wystawle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-02

zonego, lecz 'by}o zap6zno. Z
Jist6w znalez;onych PREY
nieszczes|iwv dowiedziane
sic il matka jego mieszka Y
Lawrence, Mich, a brat poe
mr.. 2O20 - Indiana Ave., v
lChicaeo. Krewny1a telegraph
wano 0 nieszce6ciu.
Zabawa popo}udniowa.
W niedziele popo}udniu u.
rzadzili iiczni przyjaciele
znajomi niespodzianke pan.
stwu NJ. Kalitowskim, zam.
PREY zach. King ul. Ca}y
czas popo}udniowy i wiecz6r
spedzono ma grach W karty,
spiew!e, muzYce i tahcach.
|Okofo 6tej godz. wystawiono
kolacye. Miedzy goscn>i znai-
dowali sic: pa6stwo F. j.
Newman, J6z. Pelowscy, O..
Mass, P. Szumi6scy, J. P.
Czapiewscy, j. Przytarscy NJ.
Zientkowscy, J. Kowalewscy,
J. Szumi6scy, Joz. Bonkowie
l.. W. Watkowscy, A. Mysz.
kowie, A. j.. Myszkowie, i
PAM Dan. Jiler j panny B.
Szoti6ska i F. Bonk.
Prawybory So kosztowne.
Nadchodzace prezydenckie
piecwsze prawybory beda
kosztcwne. Obliczono, il
koszt stanu wynosi6 bedzie
ME mniel jak $I50,0OO. Pod
hug doniesienia ze St. Paul
druk balot6w we wieJu 20.
wiatach mial jakas wade i
trzeba je by}o wyrzucic.
Specyalny pociag z salno-
chodami.
Specya'ny pociag sklada.
jacy sic ~ wagon6w na{a-
dowanych samocbodamr pre-
jezdza} przez Wino1e koleja
Milwaukee & St. Paul do
Seattle. Kazdy wagon zawie
raj cztery so stopowe auto.
mobile.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-02

Saint Philip. Mont
25 lutego 1916
Dnia zigo lutego br. odby
sic W naszym kosciele slut
pana Frauciszka Lehnem
panny Agnieszki Pepli6skiej
cork Paw}a j Berry Z Blu
rant6w PepIihskich, daw.
nych ~obywateli miasta Vino.
ny.
Podc2as zabawy weselnej,
kt6r& sic odby}a W domu ro-
dzic6w panny m{odej, "a mi
cystywa 5naszego ks. Pro-
boszcza zrobiono, sk}adke
ma biednych braci naszych
W Polsce, Zebrano razem
$27.95. Sumo te xfozyli ia
stepujacy:
Wiel. ks. S. Cieslewicz .$l.OO
J6zef Somi1ski. so
Jan Kukowski.. LOO
Jan Bruski. 90
Juliusz Zabrocki. LOO
Mikolaj Pepli1ski 500
Franc. Kierzek, starszy. LOO
Franciszek Zabrocki. so
J6zefina Kierzek. SO
Maryanna Kierzek .... LOO
Franc: 100
Franciszka Bruska. so
Michaf Lehnen 50
Agoieszka Lehnen......1.OO
Losinski. 90
Pawef Pepll6ski. 80. loo
Berta Pepli6ska. 800
S~okoiowski.. IS
Jadwiga Kierzek LOO
Ignacy Kierzek 100
Wiktorya Kierzek. 80
Nunberg. 10,
NJ. Bruski. so,
Poplinskl. LOO
Kierzek. LOO
Razem 1875
Franciszek fosinski,
jeden z gosci esslnych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-02
Ohma sie

Mtoda kobieta, prawie mie.
siac zamezna, D. F. Jezewska,
q domu Zakowska, zazy{a "
przeszio tygodniowa srode "a"
rae po obiedzie, w domu swej
siostry, pod numerem z27
wscl. 5 vi. gdzie i ona z
swym mezem mieszka}a, tru-
cizuy. SpozYfa ona 5 pigu}ek
*'blchloride Of mercury" d.
no jei natYchmiast srodek
przeciwdzia}ajacy i wezwan3
doktora, kttry m
zoIadek. Kobiete odes'ano "a
raz potem do szpitala, lecz
ola niej, pomimo wszelkich
starah, ME bY}o ratunku.
PAM F. l.. Jezewska, "a
ledwie 20 lat liczaca, umar}a
W szpitalu W poniedzialsk o
pot dwuuastej wieczorem.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic z
koscioIa sw. Stanis}awa K.
w poniedzja}ek O 9tei. Vice.
NY odpoczynek race jej dac
Panic!
Cesi lecialy ma poinoc.
We wtorek zesz{o tygod.
niowy widziano stado dr.
kich gesi ]ecacych ma p6lnoc
Juz to drugi raz widziano
dixie gesi W tym roku, ztqd
przepowiada;a, 70 wiosna
wczesnie zawita do mas.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-02
Zabity przez elekhyke.

Zaraz naprzeciwko polskie'
go kosclo}a sw. Stanis1aws
K. IA 1ogu 4tej i Carimons
ul. W poniedzia{ek kilka mi.
nut przed czwarta po po}ud.
niu wydarzy}o sic okropne
nieszczescie, gdy mtody cz}o'
wick % letni Edward Mel.
son, prey rozciaganju dru
tow elektrycznych, zosta} "a
:ony pradem i zawisl, ME
mogac sic ruszyc, przez si}e
elektryczna, 1900 volt6w
pr2esz{o przez cia}o jego
Smierc by!a prawie natych .
"AooeO"4.
Rozciaganiu drut6w przy-
~patrywa}o sic wiele os6b, kt6.
rzy byIi zarazem swiadkami
nieszczescia.
Strategy 20 stacyi stray
pozarnej mr.. 2 kt6ra jest ty!-
ko O biloxi oddalona cd miej.
sea przypadku, zatelefono.
wall ma g'6wna stacye abv
zamknieto przew6d elektrycz-
ny, j W ten czas dopiero, "a
pomoca sznur6w spuscili
strazacy cia}o Ne!sona. T7le-
fonowano ma policye ; " ki]ka
minut pc tenn przyby} Or.
Muir - pr6bowano "a pomo.
ca pulmotora ratowac pora.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-02
WlADOMOSCI
mIEJSCOWE
lI

WE WTOREK rano DO.
zegna}a sic 2 tym swiatem s
p. Maryanna Kledrowska, o.
kOlO 4Ost0 letnia iona Julia
ma K~iedrowskiego zamiesz'
ka}ego ma wsvhodniej trzeciei
I'll.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic w
piatek O 9tej z koscio@a sw.
Stanisiawa X. Mech Odpo.
czywa W pokoju wiecznym.