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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-05-19
Film Operetta AT
The Strand Theater

A film operetta, something new in
motion pictures, is the attraction for
the Strand theater today and tomor-,
rQW. 1T is the William Fox produce
ton, 'Royal Romance" with Virginia
Pearson. Princess Sylvia, played by
Miss Pearson, refuses to wed the En-
peror Macmillan Of Rhaetia driving
-.1G11mmtngs) because his ministers and
NOT his heart suggested the match.
On hunting trip she meets the em-
peror "incog." He falls in love with
her at once, despite the fact that she
~ posing IS an English girl When
ne .1s called to his capital Sylvia and
her mother follow. There she saves
him from an assassin.
After introducing his savior to the
court Macmillan asks her to become
his morgsnaic wife. Size refuses and
then he determines to make her his
empress. The ministers are stirred at
this. The premier determines to block
the match and asks Gerald (Boyce
Coombs), Sy1via's brother, to COM
promise the English girl by taking
her to an inn. Gerald agrees. That
evening Macmillan and his minister
surprise Sylvia and Gerald at supper
in a private room. The emperor turns
to leave the place in anger when Ger
aid introduces her as the Princess
Sylvia, his sister. Then all misunder-
standings are cleared up and Maxi
milan asks Sylvia to become his en-
press. She accepts.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-05-19

was hardly broken in, but he chose
it from large stable in preference
to others who were more tame, so to
speak.
Throughout this serial, Mr.. Rich
man offers his audience one surprise
after another-this being the first
link In a. long chain.
In royalty at Red Wing" the Sec
ond episode Of Vitagraph's romantic
serial. entitled "The Secret King
dom," whimsical little Dorothy Kelly
feigns sleep walking in order to gain
admittance into the owners room
She does this in a most clever manner
which adds much to the effectiveness
Of the production.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-05-19
HEALTH INSURANCE
URGED DURING WAR
Speakers Urge Fitness of In
dustrial Arny-Time for
America to Act.

NEW YORK, May 17.-That the
stress of war is emphasizing the need
Of universal health insurance for wage
earners was the assertion made by w.
J. TAFT Of Typographical Union No. G.,
and DR.. I. M. Rubinow, Secretary of
the Social Insurance committee of the
American Medical association at a
meeting of the Washington Heights
forum last night.
"The organized care Of the health
OF the workers to meet the strain of
war;" declared Mr.. TAFT, lis Just as
necessary as the care of the fighting
forces"
Urging that employees be given pro-
lection against sickness just as effect
lively as against accidents, Mr.. TAFT
said:
Universal health insurance should
follow workmen's compensation. Sick
ness causes seven times as much suf-
fering and restitution as do injuries.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-05-19

The beautiful memorial to Mary
Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Found
or of Christian Science, has been
turned over to The Christian Science
Board of Directors by Ebert s. Bar
low OF New York City who held the
contract for its construction.
The memorial, which Is at Mt. Au-
burn cemetery, Cambridge, Mass, has
required over q year and 4 half to
complete. The fund for its construc-
ton, amounting to over $150,000, was
first announced by the directors In
June, 1911, and was some time ago
fully subscribed. These contributions
have been made as expressions of
sentiment by Christian Scientists
throughout the world.
The site on which tho memorial is
located is not only one Of great nat
ural beauty, but on account of its
grade has rendered possible a more
picturesque and interesting treatment
intellectually than would be posi-
bic on a perfect level lot. The plot,
which is approximately 80 feet sAuare,
slopes gradually from the level of
the roadway to the lake with a drop
Of about ten feet. The memorial con-
sists Of circular open colonnade of
eight columns. resting upon 4 stylo-
bate of three steps, surrounded on the
front by circular platform slightly
above the natural grade, from which
platform q doub!e fight Of steps leads
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-05-19

~@~'ys O~"0F1o0os MASS.
to a lower platform at the lakes edge.
1ao scneme has no prototype and ID
~ aofeiy screen of columns open to
Gle.
The material used for the memorial
!: Bethel white granite, the 1nscrip-
ZION IN tho frezo and upon the TOP Of
the pylons being Of white bronze set
deep nto the stone work. The detail.
winch on account of tho size of tho
reproduction IS only indicated, is en-
t1rely doral In form and free in treat
ment, the wild rose and tho morning.
glory being used as the main motives.
1t Is interesting enthusiastically to
note that while It is extremely free in
treatment and not at all conventional.
it is generally very classic in feeline.
The extreme width Of the memorial ia
about fifty feet, and tho colonnade Is
eighteen feet IN diameter. The COL
umdgs themselves are fifteen feet in
height and are similar in general
character to those in the Clepsydra
OF Andronicus Of Cyrrhus. The large
pylons were exhibited at the Ameri-
can Institute Of Architecture in New
York a short time ago and experts
pronounced them the finest pieces Of
carved granite ever executed. T.
The architect is Egerton Swartvout
Of New York City who deslrned fhe
new George Washington memorial.
the new Missouri stats capitol and tho
new Federal building IN Denver.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-05-19
Corn Pudding.

Mix a cupful Of chopped cooked
meat with a can Of corn, season with
salt and pepper, add cupful of milk
and one beaten egg, mix all together
and bake ten minutes in a hot oven.
Where the time is too short for bak-
ing small cakes may be fried in a little
hot fat. Or it may be cooked in the
form Of an omelet. Macaroni with a
little leftover chicken and gravy, if
reheated, makes most satisfying
dish. Any cooked meat may be used
in place Of the chicken.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-05-19

back of a frisky mare. Needless to
say this favorite's friends all over the
globe will be delighted with his char
acterization of this virile role.
The director was dubious whether
or not Mr.. Richman was able to ride,
but after the hero mounted all doubts
were dispelled and he put the animal
through all sorts Of stunts, much to
the delight of his fellow-players who
had never before thought of him as
boy of the wild west.
The horse which he rides, in fact,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-05-19
SENATE HEARS Of
STRIKE TR0UBLE T:
Street Railway Company Refuses
Mediation, After Union
Recognition Waived.

WASHINGTON, May 17.-How the
Washington Railway & Electric Co.,
one Of the two local street railway
companies, refused to mediate with
it's employees at the beginning Of their
strike, two months ago, even when
they were willing to waive any recog-
milton Of the union, is being extracted
at the hearing this week, before a spe-
cial committee of the senate. Scabs
are now operating the line.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-05-19
AT THE SUNBEAM.

In the second episode Of Vita
graphs romantic serial, 1.-THE Secret
Kingdom" by Louis Joseph Vance, en-
TITLED royalty at Red Wing" which
plays at the Sunbeam theater on
Monday and Tuesday, the male star,
Charles Richman, gives a splendid
account of himself on horseback.
Mr.. Richman is seen dashing over
the great hills of the west on the
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-05-19
Meat Rice Balls.

Parboil rice, drain, saving the
water. Tie the rice up in squares of
cheesecloth with little chopped meat
in the center, cook in the rice water
until the rice is tender. Remove from
the cloths and serve with tomato or
brown sauce.
Evening star., 1917-12-09

Cotton-filled Comforts, with silk
oline covers in attractive designs
and pretty colors. Size 72NTS in.
Worth up to $500. At
Evening star., 1917-12-09

SiIk-covered Comforts, in unusu-
ally handsome floral designs. in
beautiful coiors, with pure lambs
wool filling: some are filled with
down: double-bed size. Worth up
10 Sl.-fn In this sale al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02
guItimOrcr @arftbcridJt.

Sam itog, 81. Wldr8 1917.
% b I.-8uflbr 22,924 SGiicr.
cinidIieBIib 1929 6diier gu Gan
ton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02

qcn. Gompoqnic glr. . al Der Eoco,
nobe Souctte. StroBe, 6ugetbcilt. 0o'
IclbIt per6licb er 80 Sabre long. Snl
Sabre 1909 muroe er 5ur Gompog
nie glr. 10 Dericst woicl6It cr felt
Ocnl lit unO DorouSiihtlid nod uiele
Sabre bleibcn miro. @r itcbt ieBt al
Der Spite ocs @oipitoIs fiir EfcrOs
Ocs 6cnerpcbr Ocportcments. Sn
Der 91o6boridoit lit ~Eom" cine
Oolfstbiiulli6e @crion. Seoermona
miro Oos germ beltotigcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02
Sctcran Der Gycncrwcbr.

0os dltelte 01itgIico 0cS 8oltimo.
rcr 6euermebrlpelens, nit AZ syobren
ununterbrohener 0ienlt3eit, feierte
geItern ieinen 76. @e6urtstoo. Sein
Nome 1T &bomoS Monteomerp. @r
gebort ser 2citcrmogcn.G Gompoenic
ytr. 10 an, oeren Seim lih on ocr
2ofoDette- -9(ne., unmeit Ger Strider.
StroBe, bcfinnoct. Com mie er
bon Ieincn &omerooen genonnt miro,
erfreut Iib I'M Sitter bon 76 SSobren
nod ouBeroroentliHer &uItigfeit. Gr
lit frciln0lih in ieincn @riiBen in0
bat eincn SGnoeorud, in Dem gluf-
ri6tiefeit unO 6eItiefeit oitsoriiden.
Gr beiist ieood cinen Sebler, menn
man cs 10 nennen Oorf. @r mia mic
mails iiber licb icIbit ipre9en. Syn-
formation iibcr Oieien oIten bepGbr-
ten 5eueripcbrmonn fam man BON
alien ieinen GameroOen erlongen
bon ibm ieIbIt ober ME. Gr i'll uuf
leincn 0icnlt itol5 uno 5ciat es ~
ober er ipridt niHt ooribcr.
@r trot om 1. Slpril 1870 in ocn
GicnIt Elm un0 wuroc Der 2eiterwo-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02

u q z Il. = 5HTHUI TO, Too OH-
ihel; &erionot bon 0cn @leobtoren
135,233 9uiAcl; @lepotorcnborratb
316,946 8uIhcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02

y 7 = ONTIVDI = " Ut
iheI; Scrion0t bon ocn @lcbutorcn
5156 8uihcI; Glebotoren &orrotb
33t,7SS @uIbel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02
gcrIaust I'M QllIsemciuen.

pin binis Sermietbcn fir 5pci Sabre &eibe
moocrncr 8ureniir nit qrobem gliislaee 3inls
mer 81 bel n in 8urcaus@ebduoe Der ufteren
Staot glorelfe g. 270, ,,9cutidlcr Gurreippn'
oent" Alb Sit9altmore' 'StraRe
(glpriI123)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02

N1oiS. ~ 3ufilbr 156,563 9ii-
ic6cl; &erionot BON oen @lepotorcn
1850 9riMcl Glebotoren.8orrot9
74l,744 9ulmel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02
llnluiScrIeaIideS gLranment.

Senotor 5ronf Shelley @bite err
s6blt, oaB lein eriter Silent Elm gte-
acr mar, ser BON elmer etua 5e6n
@funo i6meren Spedieite elm Stiid
BON 5pci &hmO obgei6nitten lmo
eeIto6lcn baben ioGte. Seine 6ruenoc
riet6en i6m o6, ocn 5oa 81 iiberneb-
men, mcil oic gemciic erOriidenO
warcn uno es i6m idaOcn founte,
menn er oleih icincn criten Fro5cB
oerlore. Ger iitnge &ebtSanmoIt lieB
licb obcr nitt abihreden ilnO ais Der
Staatsonpolt feline 3eugen pernom'
men bottc, riei @bite ocn 9icgcr Dor
uno befobl ibm Den Nhno iopcit
oif5una6cn, mic er fonnte. Ter
Sdmor5e Bat Gin por5iiolihes @cbiB
uno cine Spciieoimung bon ioldem
llminng, OaB man iiirdten miBte,
iein Sberi1GOel miiroe abbrcben ais
CT 81 laden oniing. Ger Gcrtbeioi9cr
crtlartc, CT babe lonlt teine 3cligell
por5uiiibrcn unO 9libtcr imo @e-
ihmorene wuBten ni6t, o6 er iie 5um
giorrcn bobcn woate. 9lls cr o6cr
iein @laiooDer begonn, Iagte er ein-
foh: nMeinc Serren @cibporcncn,
sic 6a6cn ocn @llnO inO Oie Goll-
perf5euge meneS alicnten ecie6en;
Sic boben iidcrlib audi bcmcrft, mic
6lmerig er ielbit misiiebt Solten
Sic es MN fir mo9Iid, ooB Oieier
Mcnih I1 5wei @iirno bon elmer
5ebnpiiinoieeu Spcdieite obi6neiOct
imo Die onoercn abt %ilnO bdngen
IGBt?~ Gamit ieste er iid, imo Ser
gIcgcr muroe prompt freigeiproGen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02

orr o'nihcilc Gf Norn Goal coni..... 2eh
$50 9nibeIe @f 0orn Goal com....- 20
900 Nni6eic 0if NorH 0oal eoul.. 29i2
f50 enibcic Souiton oil com........ 1914
snibeiIc Nouiion Oil cont. .,..... 20
100 gnibcIc Sonfiou oil com........ 1914
$50 Nnibcfc M.sN 8irit Got Rant 3oh
9luibeie gsaDlano Gil com......
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1000 Conf 0ool 9ici, 5er..........,,. eaA
1000 Goui 0ool cr..................iO
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1000 Goshen Oil & eiaS 6er.......,..lO .lO13a
2000 Gosoeu g. So 0er. 0er......,...,....iO2 iO2h
1000 Glf Sorn Corp. Ger ............lo .looSa
1000 Wllnu & e. 3ouI 81 Der. ......ioiA
1000 NoroH Rb & oiabi 5er.....t.. 9oA
1000 ilio 9ltpnS I. 4cr. r.............. s23s
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@entiQc ShIuBrofc

Juttcr. = 3nfubr "a Sonnen.
(Sn 100 @funO.S6dem pro Eounc:
Spring @bcat gron $4700-4800;
geIteru @2iooIings, $47.OO-4S.00.
&eunn6 Strob- 8uibbr Selt
179 Gonnen Strob n Eonncn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-03
Na5awi strachem sasiadow.

Newark, N. ]. spokojnych mic
szkancow Newarku niemafo stra-
|chu nabawiia przyleg}a osada r.
vington, kt6ra sobie W srode pol
nocy urzadzila piknik. Jak na ko-
mende punktualnie o dwunastej
uderzyly dzwony i zaturkotaly sy
reny fabryczne.
Dobrzy ludziska mysleli, re to
juz koniec wojny albo pierwsza
bitwa floty amerykanskiej, to
|tymczasem bylo takie sobie ma
lenkie amerykanskie ''hurej'' W
rocznice p6}nocnego najazdu pa
|tryota Paw}a Revere.
Ktoby to sic spodziewaf, zc IT.
vington potrafi tax halasowac po
nocach.
Kuma Jagata zas telcfonowala
z zapytaniem, czy te p6hocne
swistaki'' znacza wypowiedzc-
ME wojny. = A jusci!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-03

i Monchy-le-Pre ;. czesc miaste-
czka Oppy rowniez juz jest " re-
ku Anglik6w, punkty te wszyst
kie So waznymi wez}ami t. wv. .Wo
dana Linii niemieckiej. Niemcy
|skupili masy Swiezych wojsk i
bronia sic straszliwie kontrata-
k,lja raz poraz mimO to wszy-
stkie kontrataki odparto. zadajac
potwornc nieprzyjacielowi straty,
a pozycye zdobyte utrzymano i
|skonsolidowano z reszta odebrane
Fgo terenu. w walkach tych cd So
boty wzieto okolo tysiaca jenc6w
niemieckich wyglodnia}ych j
wyciehczonych straszliwie. Piec
|aeroplan6w nicmieckich w tych
dwu dniach zrzucono i jeden ba-
Ion zniszczono cztery maszyny an
giclskie Z rejd6w ME powr6cily. /
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-03
N0WlNY
AVO " 1AV r
TELECRAFlC1NE.
Co sic d1eje W Miemczech?

Berlin, 3 maja. = Jakkolwiek
oficyalna prasa niemiecka dono--
81, zc strajki po fabrykach ME
micckich - zw}aszcza broni skoii
czy}y sic, lecz zarazem donosi, il
W kolach robociarzy omawiaja
sprawe urzadzcnia strajku gene
ralnego ME wiadomo, czy tylko JIG
dnodniowego. lime SO donicsienia,
ze W Berlinie i i,mych miastach o.
kolicznych strajkuje co najmniej
25O,OOO robotnik6w. Ostatnio VIA
DIE zredukowaly znowu racye
chleba 60 ia so nncyi dziennie.
Rad niemiccki komcnda
powoluje pod broh wielka liczbe
1ych, kt6rych dotad VIC wSzyst-
kich powolafiiach uwolniono-ja-
ko niczdatnych. CT kt6rzy beda
-absolutnic njezdolni do noszcnia
karabina - zostana mimo to wzie
.ci na pracc po fabrykach rzado--
wych j ia roll; ia tenze sam eel
rrzyjmuja w!adze wiclka liczbc
zglaszajacych sic do piracy kobiet:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-03
Anglia musi zjednac sobie
lrlandye.

Londyn, 3 maja. Me przypusz
exam, ably wojna przcciagneia sic
przez rok 1915 - oSwiadczy} pu
blicznie premier brytyjski Lloyd
George "lecz musimy ME do
puScic do zmiany. Zaszlismy "a
dalcko. Jczeli Niemcy sadza, zc
przcciagnltcicm sic wojny do kon
ca 1913 roku, osiegna zwyciestwo,
+: ;cchzc ia przeciagaja, lccz
czem dluzej wojna trwac bedzie,
.em bedzie gorzej dla nich.''
Odnoszac sic do kwestyi auto.
n,mii ola lrlandyi, premier pod
:naczyl:
Musimy zjcdnac sobic lrlan--
dye, zmieniajac ja Il niebezpiecz-:
'nego sasiada, na zyczliwego LOYAL
ncyo towarzysza. s
Rozwiazanie. kwestyi irlandz.
kicj jest wanna istotnie dla poke
ju swiatowcgo, jak i dla rychlcj-
sszego zwyciestwa W tel wojnie. A
peluje do patryotyzmu wszystkich
interesowanych, ably usuneli wszel
kic nicsnaski. tor.,jac droge do
rozwiazania tel kwcstyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-03
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dial mu 10 cent6w, aby przyni6s}
'piwa. Rodzina panstwa Kolbec6W
.sklada sic. z szesciu dzieci, kt6rs
zazwyczsi chodze ggfodnaE lg
tego, ze ojciec ieh jestan1lrzlsla
i dobrze zarab5iia; jednakoWoz 50
zarobi e. przepije. y \ dnia tyr =
.dzieci AMI matka . ME iie mie1i naWet
.kawalka ehleba v sustach. Kar6l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-03
Ne wieSci zRosyi.
Piotrogrod, 3 maja. - W

ludnoSci rolncj przejawia sic ruch
rcwolucyjny, spowodowany zada-
wnionemi nieporozumieniami ag--
a'arnemi. Rad jego czynniki czy
mia wszv>tko, by wiesniakom do
>,arczvt ZywnoSci pouczyc ich,
ze jedynic polzadnic legalnic mo
re kon>,vtuanta przyszfa uregulo
wac >prawe podzialu gruntow.
zwlaszcza pokonfiskowanych dobr
koromych i imych, lecz zacho--
dzi Ottawa. IL Gala Ia akcya wiadz
bedzie daremna. a ch}opi burza
sic coraz grozniej; przyczyniaja
sic do tego zomierze urlopowani,
ktorzy chlopom opowiadaja o re
wolucvi oczywista pierwsza ich
mysl na yrunta pan6w kieruja.
.Jednoczesnie ludowi brak zboza
ia zasiew = to tez moze spOWO--
dowac wybuchy i gwalty. Zastra-
szajacvm rowniez jest przejaw ma
sowej dezercyi z szereg6w linii
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-03
Zetknal sic z drutem elek-
hycmym.

Wilkes Barre, Pa. J6zef Misle-
wicz Is letni chlopak zamieszka-
}y przy Green ul. W Edwardsvillt
szed} kilku towarzyszami w pc
ludniowej porze na objad do do
mu fabryki jedwabiu W Dorian
ceton. w drodze chciaf sic przed
swymi towarzyszami poszczycic
re potrafi szybko sic wydrapat
ma szczyt s}upu telegraficznego,
gdy dosta} sic ia wierzcholek zet-
knal sic z drltem na}adowanym
elektrycznoscia, skutkiem czego
spad} ia zie,nie. Biedna ofiare
wlasnej nieostroznosci odwiezio-
no do szpitala, gdzie jednak mi
mo ratunku zmarf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-03
$23,000,000 W stall kul pod
Verdunem.

Londyn, 8 maja. Miliony odla--
NOW kul armatnich rozsianych ma
roM walki pod Nerdunem, pred
stawiaja prawdziwa kopalnie ra--
finowanej, czystej stall. TAX mno
ga Jest ilosc fragment6w kul,
bomb granat6w ia powicrzchni
w ziemi W oko}o twierdzy Yer
dun. ze zbi6rka wzglednic wyko-
panic ich niezmicrnic wysoko pod
nicsic przemysl stalowy Francyi
W gotowym materyale wartosci
pieniczncj.
WojSkowc raporta wiclu dni
cbliczalv Zc na pola walk pod
Verdunem padalo W przeciagu
jednego dnia wieccj niz 100000
pociskow stalowych. Jednakze Z
dokladnej rachuby wnioskuja
znawcy kompetentm. zc podczas
calej kampanii vcrduhskicj pre-
cietnic wyladowano ia pole wal
XII W okolo twicrdZy ia obwaro-
wanna przynajmnicj 100000 po-
cisk6w tygodniowo.
Ciezar stall stad wydobyc sic
majacej obliczaja ekspcrci ia
l .35O.OOO ton, kt6rych realna war
toSc. liczac po Genie obecncj =
SIT so "a tone okruchcow stall, =
przyniesic Francyi korzysc mate
ryalna W sumic $23.625, 900,
bcz obliczenia kosztow wygrzeby
wanna i zbiorki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-03
Co sic dziieje " Rosy?
Piotrogrod, 3 maja. - Spok

Piotrogrod, 3 maja. - Spok6j
W kraju zupelny i nastr6j dobry );
wydziaiy rone autonomiczne "a
biegaja okolo utrzymania pokoju
wSr6d mas ludu rolnego do>tar-
czcnia mu zywnosci, oraz zboza
na za>i"w. Scnsacyjne iscie wics-
ci dono>za T. frontu bojowcgo: po
wiadaja. il tam pred paru dnia-
mi przez czaS dluzSzy panowa}a
zc stron obu cSza zupelna-Nicm
cv popro>tu zaprzestah atakow |
>trzelaninv. a nawet W jcdnym
punkcic widziano napis: Rosya-
ME ME a,akujcic - my tex ME be
dziemy JcdnoczeSnic T. aeropla-
now rzucano proklamacyc ma lime
ro>vj>kir. donoszace, IL. W Mem
czech czynia sic starania o rokoj
Ro>ya. a nawet przechodziIi
Nirmcv choragiewkami bialo :
czerwonemi do linii rosyjskich i
pozostawali W Mich, a opowiadali,
il Eiemcy Austrya chca poko-
in Ro>va pcrtraktacyc W tel
mierze sa juz W toku, vice wal
czvc dalej ME trzcba. Rad taxa
acitacya niemiccka tl6maczy wicl
ka liczbe ,l"zercyi ostatnich Z linil
rosvi>kich. Rad rosyjski zapowla
,|a. IL w >prawic pokoju i swych
W wojnic biezacei cel6w i wido--
k1w oy}o>i W tych dniach oredzie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-03
Z INV PoLSKlCH
" AMERYCE.
CHICAGO.
Uwolniiony Cd odpowiedzial- /
noSci "a morderstwo.

Uwolniony cd odpowiedzialnos.
ci "a zamordowame kilka miesie-.
cy temu policyanta Jana Bialka,
karol NJ. Depew stanie obecnie
po raz drugi pred sedzia Hugo
Pam, oskarzony 0 napasc IA pa
nia n. Ackers zamiarem zamor.
dowania. Depew zastrzelif Bialka,
gdy ten pelniac obowiazki swego
stanowiska stanaf W obronie PAM
Ackers.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-03
Chciei wstrzymae pociag
kanlieniianli.

Milwaukee, Wis, J6zef Kwaje.
wski przybyl z trzema towarzysza
mi do Milwaukee Chicago. "a
miast udac sic ia stacye przy Ma.
tional ave-, Chicagowianie uda.
Ii sic kilka blok6w dalej i tam
czckali ia pociag. Gdy pociag ma
ich zadanie ME stana} = poczeli
rsucae kamieniami ia niego. Prey
tej robocie zastal ich poficyant
ikt6ry zdoial kwajewskiego aresz
stowac, a jego towarzysze uciekli
w sadzie Kwajcwski zosta} ska
zany Ia $500 kary koszta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-03
.0tzyna prace z powrotem.

Wade federalne wdrozy}y
Sledztwo W sprawie wydalenia z
piracy Antoniego Szrama, zam
pnr. 2135 Rice ul., dlatego, re W
roblizu jego warsztatu zawiesi]
choragiewke Stan6w Zjednoczo.
nych.
Szram pracowal dla firmy "a.
merican Hide and Leather Co.
'wydalil 60 foreman" Andrzej
Rees. Rees przyznal sic superinten
dentowi A. J. Musser owl, re Szra
s,salil- 4 =wyzej pndanej= =przy
czyny. Nusser oswiadczyi, II
Szram prace otrzyma z powrotem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-03
Chciai odebrac sobie lyciie.

Nanticoke, Pa. Jan Juskiewicz
zamieszkafy pod No. I Union ul
lnkerman, usiiowa} odebrac sobie
zycie przez poderzniecie gard}a z
rowodu zawiedzionej milosci. Jan
wynurza} swa mifosc kilkakrotnie
|szwagierce swej II kt6rej miesz-
ka}, ia jednak odrzucala zawsze
jego afekta milosne, skutkiem do
znanego zawodu Jan targnal sic
na swe zycie, rany jednak jake
|sobic zadal nozem ME SO niebez-,
pieczne i jak lekarze " szpitalu,
edzie 60 odwieziono utrzymuja-
wkr6tce wyzdrowieje.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-03
odwazyl sic zamiast piwa przy-
niesc chleba. Rozloszczony ojciec
zbif go "a to nieomal do nieprzy-
tomnosci.
Przygoda W drodze z zaba.
wv tanecZnei.

|. Toledo, o. Jan Stanczyk 1928
ul. Buckingham szedf rano re "a
bawy tanecznej do domu, gdy ia
nar0zniku ulic Avondale Hoae
czterech mezczyzn jadacych auto.
mobilem, zaprosilo go do siebie
Mezczyzni zawiezli go pod most
ma ulicy Fearing, tam go zwiazali
i zabrali mu dwoje skrzypiec, ja-
kie mial re soba. Stanczyk szedl
w strone Air Line junction, gdzie
jego mieszkanie sic znajdujc. Po-
licya zatrzymala go IL siebie dla
zabezpieczcnia jego swiadectwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-03
Slnuhy koaiec przeja1diki
autonloblowei.

Detroit, Mich. Franciszek Rem
ski, 18 letni, 40 Faber I'll. W Nam
tramck zginal 1la nliejseu a A
dam Maciejewski, l91 Evelyn ul.
Hamtramck,, fosta} cieile ,okale-
czony, gdy Y sobote mad ranem
automobil wkt6ryym jechali pre-
wr6cI sic ma z milowej drodze W.
pobfizn ulfcy Gratiot. Pr6cz wy
mienionych jecha1o " automobilu
jeszcze trzech milo dyeh ladzi, kt6
rych nazWiissk I i g o haI'es Auto
mobil " kt66ryill l,onlnieni je-
ehsli byl swzietysb sbez pozwolenia 2
iafalu ffrny Rosenthal Liquor
c Gratiots u u kt6rej
''MAS7e3Wstiis pa acowal.s