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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-20
CHARTER HEARING
TO BE THURSDAY

II was definitely decided today to
hold the adjourned public hearing on
the city charter bill at 7;30 o'clock on
Thursday evening in the hall of repre-
sentatives, capitol building.
The public hearing which was to
have been held last night was post
ToHed on account OF inclement wealth
er and inability of all but two mem,
beers of the Oahu delegation, Chairman
G. p. Wilder and representative Ka-
lana, to be present. Representative
Lorrin Andrews, father of the charter
bill, was ILL.,
When announcement of the post
ponement was made last night by
Chairman Wilder, about 50 Hawaiian
longshoremen were present as well as
some of the members Of the house
who nave expressed desire to be
heard on the charter bill Raymond G.
Brown was on hand as representative
of the Char Der ef Commerce.
At the meeting Thursday evening
everyone desiring TO speak will be
heard. and expressions of opinion,
whether for or against the charter
bill as it now stands, will be solicited
by the Oahu delegation Chairman
Wilder will preside.
Committee Completing Its Work
Consideration Of the city charter
bill b. the Oahu delegation of the
house was practically completed this
afternoon. Chairman c. r. Wilder
was to appoint committee of three
to revise the measure and include the
and changes that have
been made Another meeting will
then be held. after which the delega-
ton will report
At the conference this afternoon the
proposed provision for the appoint.
ment Of chief of police by the mayor
was wiped out, A vote was taken
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-20
MEXICO CITY IS DULL
fly associated. prsssl

MEXICO CTTY.-GaH.es of chance
and skill have been Iretty well banish-
ed from the cafes of Mexico City which
are strictly regulated. Dominoes, one
OF the fayorite games among the Latin
races which was played almost univer-
sally N the cafes here has been pro.
hibited by order of the police Dice
also have been confiscated.
Practically the only game which re-
mains has no other name than mark
ing the paper" II is a slightly COM
rlicated ''tit tat toe. three in a row. =
The cafes and cantinas or saloons
of the capital close at 8 p. m. and re-
main closed until $50 p. m. They
then open until when they close for
the night.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-20
Soons Make Legislative Hay Whether Rains or Sun Is Shining
GOVERNOR signs
eleven BILLS

Gov Pinkham yesterday signed IL
more bills OF the present session, ac,
cording TO word sent TO the senate this
afternoon by the secretary Of the ter
ritory. The new laws are as follows:
House Bill No. s, as Act IL. entitled:
An act providing for the disposition
OF certain public lands known as
Waiau, Iii OF Piihonua, District OF
South Hifo. County Of Hawaii.
House Bill No. II, as Act Is, en-
titled An act 10 provide for the pro-
lection of certain crustaeeans known
as Holsters, crawfish or ula. and kua.
honu or crabs" -.
House Bill No. q, as Act IA. en-
titled: An act to amend Section 62S
OF the Revised Laws of Hawaii, 1915,
as amended by Act 81 of the Session
Laws OF 1915. relating to the destruc-
ton OF food fishes. ... -. ~ Il
House Bill No, 90, as Act Is, en-.
titled; An act to define the crime of
malicious conversion, and to provide
for the conviction and punishment OF
persons guilty thereof. ,,-.s,..
House Bill No. ga, as Act 16, en-.
titled: An act to amend Section 244S
of the Revised Laws Of Hawaii, 1915.
relating to time within which execu-
lions shall be returnahle.
House Bill No. t22, as Act Il, en-.
titled: An act to amend Section 1855
of the Revised Laws of Hawaii, 1916.
relating TO the appointment Of a board
of pharmacy" b.,,,e5..... IA ..... N
House Bill No. 1873, as Act is, en-
titled: An act TO amend Section 1888
OF the Revised Laws of Hawaii, 1915,
relating to attachment" H.. e..
House Bill No. 16s, as Act 1s, en-.
titled: An act making an additional
appropriation of ten thousand dollars
($10, 00001) for completing the con,
stFuction and extension OF Honuapo
wharf, island of Hawaii"
Senate. Bill No 2S, as Act 20, en-
titled; AN act making an appropria-
ton Tor mechanical live stock, agri
cultural and horticultural fairs.
Senator Bill No. 81, as Act 81, en-
titled: IAN act to amend Chapter los
OF the Revised Laws of Hawaii, 1915,
by adding thereto new section to
be known as Section 1570A, relating to
the duties of county auditors"
Senate. Bill No, 2, as Act %, en-
titled: aAn act to provide I, for enter
taiHment and expenses of such sen
ators and members Of the house of
Representatives OF the United States
and other, distinguished persons who
shall visit the territory of Hawaii
prior to December 81, 1917, on invita-
ton and for the disbursement of the
money herein aipropriated
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-20
SETTLE ON PAY
OF GUARD HEAD

In a report To be submitted this af.
ternoon TO the senate on house bill l56
the ways and means committee with
Senator, Robert w. Single chairman,
has gone on record favoring salary
OF $500 a month for Brig.-Gen. Samuel
|. Johnson, adjutant general This is
just 500 asmolth more than Is favored
BY the finance committee Of the
house, according to the bill on which
the committee acted.
After considerable discussion this
morning in a meeting to which both
Gen. Johnson and Auditor j. H. Fisher
were called, the committee voted to
stand firmly for the generals salary
being placed at $500.
In view OF the recognized work that
Gen. Johnson has done toward organ.
izing the guard on the other islands,
much OF which has meant a big sacri'
flee II isssaid the committee felt as a
whole that tia jon is worth more than
$500. as shown by the vote at the
close.
Governor Pinkham, Gen. Johnson
and Lieut.-Cmdr. w. H. Stroud have
been invited TO appear before the com
mittee tomorrow morning to discuss
the naval militia and the question OF
armcries for the guard.
1t IS believed that the committee
will stand pretty firmly for the mill
fkry portion OF tho appropriation bill
with the possible exception of that
relating to armor1es. These proposals
may be cut II Il is found that guard
companies can be drilled in a central
place FOR different districts, trans
l,0rtatlon being cheaper than more
armories.
Chairman Single said today that
nothing definite has been decided upon
this as vet however. Il is hoped 70
haM the approximation bill ready for
a rep0f4 by the aiddle OF next week,
he said
House bill i55 was reported favor
ably by the committee. and $500 was
added Jr the naval militia to finish
out the present year
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-20
SANITARY" DRINKING
FOUNTAINS FOUND NOT
TO BE FULLY EFFECTIVE

IOWA, CITY, iowa. - Impurities
that remain suspended at the top
Of the stream from continuous flow
drink fountain are proved TO have
been responsible for diseases of the
throat, according 10 the investiga-
lions of Professor J. H. Dunlap. of
the department Of sanitary engineer
ing OF the University of Iowa. In his
report he says tina. infectious orga.
nism have remained suspended at
the crest of the column OF water for
as long as 1876 minutes.
In generai i.oiessor Dunlop says
that both the continuous and inter
mittent flow types of so-called sani.
tary drinking fountains were found
10 be far from. sanitary They are
not on principles of good sanitation,
this report states. The, main diff.
Guilty with the intermittent type is
that persons will place their mouths
directly on the metal top of the
bubbler.
THE continuous flow type is not
much better" says Professor Dunlap
-because organisms from the mouth
of the user remain dancing in the
column OF water after the fashion
Of q rubber ball on the garden foun.
tain. even though the bubble be In
creased TO the impracticable height
of four inches"
a recent investigation, according
70 the report, showed that 43 ont
az N bubble fountains We're con,
terminated. The best construction
Cor the fountains, Professor Dunlap
ssvs Is for the column of water to
no thrown at a slant. because then
the impurities can dance no more
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-20
ANCIENT PEAR TREES ARE
CONDEMNED TO BE BURNED
rRy Associated Prsssl

YALETA. Texas. = Modern scien-
tific horticulture condemns the anci-
ent pear trees of this old Indian svil-
lage and these trees which were plant
ed by the franciscan fathers in the
sixteenth century, according to local
tradition, have been chopped down
and burned m the earthen ovens of
the Indians as fuel. The coddling
moth was responsible for the destruc.
ton of these ancient pear trees. A
state inspector discovered that the
trees, which are scattered through
the Rio Grande valley near here, were
breeding places for the insects which
have been destroying pear orchards
in the valley
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-20
TO
GRANT HEARINGS
ON PROHIBITION

Senate bill 80, providing a plebiseite
at which the people may vote for or
against prohibition for the territory
wifi not be taken up for initial con
sideration by the judiciary committee
OF the house until some time next
week owing 10 the present pressure
OF business, Chairman Lorrin Andrews
announced today.
The judiciary committee Is planning
10 give considerable time To the pro-
hibition bill and will, IL necessary.
hold one or more public hearings on
the measure.
Following disposition OF the prohibi-
ton measure, the committee will con
slider senate bill 10. which provides
Tor the suppression OF commercialized
vice by abatement. u may be two
weeks before the committee reaches
this measure. Public hearings also
will be held on this bill II desired
Now under consideration by the
house judiciary committee are bills
relating TO the public utilities commits
sion, yorkInan's compensation and the
frontage tax. The bill regarding the
frontage tax seeks TO repeal all the
present laws, and was introduced by
Representative D. NJ. Kupihea, fifth
district
II is understood that bill shortly
will be introduced in the house pro-
yiding radical amendments to the
present frontage tax lstws. This bill
was expected early N the session but
thus far has. not beer forthcoming.
The city attorneys office, il is re
ported, has charge Of the drafting OF
the measure.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-20


BY unanimous vote the II senators
present at this afternoon 5 session OF
the upper house went ON record for an
investigation OF the construction OF
Piers s, 9 and 10, adopting a resolu-
ton presented by Senator 4. l.. Castle.
rive members are tn be named on
the investigating committee. accord
ing to the resolution, aud the commit
tee shall have power to issue sub
poenas, administer uaths, examine
Witnesses. require the production of
books. and paper and do all other
acts and THINKS necessary to elicit a
fnn and proper Investigation, includ-
ing the employment and hire of an at.
torney, clerk and stenographer.
Senator Castle, who presented the
resolution. stated before the vote was
taken that the feeling of the majority
of senators seems to be. for a separate
investigation rather than one held
jointly by both houses.
In view of a letter to the senate
from the superintendent of public
works, asking for an investigation it
did not seem right to ignore the re
quest. sh ,e,...
House Concurrent Resolution later
was tabled by the senate.
Governor Pinkhan today signed
House Bill 90 as Act 3d.. relating to
the scattering of poison. 81
Senator q. P, Kamauoha for the
select committee of Hawaii reported
in favor of House Bill IS, relating to
the purchase of law books by Hawaii
county for the use of the fourth cir
cult.
Committee Reports Favorably
in spite. of, vigorous protest by Sen
ator Paeheco, the senate voted 10 to
4 to accept the conference report re-
lating to expenses of the Honolulu
charter convention. Those who voted
with Pacheco were Cooke. Quinn and
Chillingwortll. The report favored
paying Clerk Coelho, $3.50 additional
for HIS services. This was the sum
agreed on after conference with the
house which had first sought $500 for
the item.
The following bill was introduced
this afternoon in the senate to pass
first reading by title:
Senate Bill 76
Relating to agriculture and fores-
try.-Hind.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-20
Cooling Wash
Stops Itching

What long nerve racking DAYS OF constant
torture--what slsspless nights Of terrible
agohy DECENTRALIZATION. constant Itch, until
il seemed that l must tear OF my very ska
then
instant relisf-ny skin cooled soothed snd
healed
The very first drops o. r. p, u, Pre-.
seription for Eczema stopped that awful itch
instantly: yes the very moment ID r. -
touched thf burning skin the torture ceased
ID. ID II has been known Tor years IS the
only absolutely reliable eczema remedy IL
washes away the disease germs and leaves
the skin as clear aud healthy as that OF a
child
Come 20 Us and we will tell you more about
this remarkable remedy Your money back
unless the first bottle relieves you ID. d. ID.
Soap keeps your skin healthy. Ask about it.
Benson, Smith Co. Ltd.--Ady.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-20
KALIHl GANG GAMBLERS
WHO PLEAD NOT GUILTY
TO CHARGE FINED MORE

The band of gamblers known to the
police as the kalihl gang were tried
In police court this morning. found
guilty and fined SIS each excepting G.
opulua, who pleaded not guilty and
was fined SIS, and All Chuck, who fol.
lowed Opulua's example and got $50
penalty. Those fined Sc each were
Antoine Ogea, John All See, W. Rid
del, Joe Santos and Fred oliver. Tom
Dawson, in the same crew, was com.
mitted to the circuit court.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-20

as To whether the sheriff should be
appointed or elected Representatives,
Jarrett. Miles, Mossman, Kalana, Fer
nandez, Ahuna, Kupfhea and Andrews
voted for election Representatives
Cooke, Wilder. Petrie and Marquee
stood for appointment
Representative Marquee urged the
creation of the office of chief of police,
saying that Honolulu now is city OF
sufficient size to have one.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-20
SENATE DECIDES
TO INVESTIGATE
PIER TROUBLES

President chiilinsworth late this
afternoon announced the members on
special committee 70 investigate
Piers g. g and 10. These are Senator
J. n. econey Of Kauai. Senator Harry
Baldwin CT Maui. Senator A. l. Castle
ct Oahu and Senator Robert Hind Of
Hawaii and Senator Manuel c. Pa
checc OF Oahu. ~: T. 49,.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-20

Plans have been completed for the
erection of coal briquet plant at
Norfolk, Va, This plant will have
a capacity of 40 tons an hour Of
l6-ounce briquets.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-20
HOLSTEIN LEADS SUCCESSFUL Fight
ON GOVERNORS CONTINGENT FUND
House BY Vote Of II to II Directs Finance Committee to
Lop Item From Appropriation Bl-Part of General Move
Directed AGAINST Gubernatoria Activities

l. Hosns resolution direct the finance committee to
bill adopted
Of H. Holsten 10
reconsideration Of This motion
by Of 10 IS.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-20

A new club has been started in
New York for women more than so
years old. which already has a mem
bership of more than $50.
Cineinnati's meat packing industry
in increasing at the rate OF $4,000
900 every five years.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-20
SERBIAN SCIENTIST GIVES NEW
WIRELESS INVENTION TO U. 5.

NEW YORK. N. Y.-Prof. Micha.
elo j.. Pupin of Columbia university,
an electrical expert and consul gen
eral of Serbia in the United States,
announced at the close of a dinner
given in his honor by Columbia
alumni recently, that he had invented
and placed at the disposal of the
war department method of elimi.
mating static interference with the
transmission OF messages by wireless
teiegraphy. #....... :: =-:..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-19
JOHN s.
Dyrektor pogrzebowy
562 wsch. 4ta utica.
TclefOn NJ. 1851.
TARN0W, NEBRt

Szanowna Redakcyo Wiarusa
Podaje do wiadomosci, il lwa
t.ygodnie temu wyjecha}em 2 TO-
na i dwojgiem dziecmi do Tracy,
MINI ia wizyte, a jccha} tam ALL
tomobilem o silc 100 koni J0zef j.
Sobota i najecha} Ia moja zone i
dwoje dzieci. Zone moja poranif
'ciezko, ma lewa noge zlamana i
znajdujc sic W szpitalu, a dziecko
7-mio mieSiecZnc zOstalO Zabitc ma
%miejscu. .s
Sobota zosta} przytrzymany
przez policye, lecz pc ~z}ozeniu
dwoch tysiecy dolar6w wypusz--
czony zosta} ia wolnosc. Ma poll
cyl przyznal sic, re pochodzi z
Europy Z Czarnowasa IA Slasku.
Byfby juz czas azeby ma tych
automobilist6w nalozyc podatek,
azcby pamietali jak jc~@..,ac ably
ME powodowac nieszczescia.
J6zcf Jab}onski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-19
DAKOTYJSKI RYBAK IOWI1
RYBY w MISSISSIPPI.

Pan Franciszek Niwa, Z Kensal
N. Oak. W dniu 3go lipca przejez
DIAL przez Winone do Indcpen-
dence, Wis. do swych rodzic6w.
Bedac W Winonie um6wil sic Z p.
Leonem Bronkiem,swym dawnym
znajomym z Dakoty, ably sic wy
brazil ia ryby. Pan Niwa przyby1
ia czas umowiony, ia 9go lipca i
wyjechali obaj kampowac ma wy
spe IA rzece Mississippi. kowie--
ME sic powiod}o, W srode p. Nj.
wa Z wielka porcya ryb odjecha]
do independence ably rodzicom
swym licznym przyjacio}om po.
kazac lie umic W naszej rzece Mis-
Sissippi lowic ryby tax dobrze jak
W dakotyjskich jeziorach. W In.
dependence rozumie sic uznali re
dacy p. Niwe "a wiclkiego i do.
brego rybaka.
Pan Niwa odjechal do Kansal
n. Oak. W piatek 13-go lipca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-19
UKRADZIONA PARA KONI
ZED w WINONIE.

We wtorek odszukala tutejsza
policya pare koni j uprzezy, H.
kradzione.j w poniedzialek rano
|farmerowi James Kahler, mila cd
Dodge, Wis. przez Jozefa Kulas,
pomocnika farmerskiego, kt0ry je
sprzedal tute.jszemu handlarzowi
kOni. r.. .G
Kulas byl zatrudniony ma far
ME II sasicdniego farmera ! pod
czas nieobecnosci Kahler'a wszed}
do jego stajni, zaprzgf piekna pa
re koni i ~pojcchal do Winony. Tu
sprzedal, handlarzowi koni caly
zaprzez "a $11. a innego konia O.
biecal przyprowadzic pozniej. Ku
las potemu sic ulotnii.
We wtorek rano Kahler zawia-
domil policye tutejsza o kradzie-
zy. Kilka godzin p6zniej policya
odnalaz}a uprzez. Kahled wyjmie
warrant W powiecie Buffalo oskar
l. ajac Kulasa o kradziez koni.
Kulas jest many tutejszej po-
|licyi cd dawna z r%ozmaitych
mniej waznych sprawek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-19
POTRZEBA WIECEJ APLI-
KANT6W.

w, armii potrzeba obecnie 100
piekarzy i 500 k%ucharzy..
w pierwszem zaciagnieciu WEI.
wanych zostanie pod bron $500
ludzi do armii.
Ciezka artylerya ola u dywi-.
zyi bedzic cwiczona w strzelaniu
W Dcs Moines, Ia.
Adjutant generality H. O. Hell
stad zawiadomil gubernatora
Burnquist Z Chicago, lie do szko.
}y oficcrskiej W Fort Riley, Kas
zglosi}o sic 191 aplikant6w z Min
nesoty i zaznacza wog6le 0 potrze
bic dalszego z%gfaszania aplikan-.
tow ma Oficerow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-19
CIEzKIE OSKARzENIA PRE-.
CIV NIELETNIM CHEOPCOM

Dziewiecioletni Warren Ives
11sto letni Harold Lutz. Fam. IA
zachodniej czesci miasta, otworzy
Ii skrzynke pocztowa PREY West
Burns Valley, otworzyli kilka Ii
stow, a Z jednego wyjeli eek, pod
pisali go i zmienili ia 1882 go
t6wka.
Podzielili sic potem zdobycza,
nakupowali }akoci, wynajeli ko-
ME i bryczke wyjechali sobie IA
przechadzke. Szef policyi p. Huck
zauwazyl to, zawezwal Ives'a do
slebie W sprawie kradziezy hollow
ca i wydosta} Z niego Gala sprawe.
Teraz siedza obaj m}odzi przestep
cy W lapce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-19
WEASCICIEI, POZNAf, SKRA,
DZIONY SAMOCH6D,

Wielki Ia I os6b samoch6d, VIA
|snoSc Williama Slavin, ktory
|mieszka niedaleko cd Harvade,
LII. rozpoznany POSTAL przez Was
|%ciciela W przeszly poniedzialek pc
|prawie mposzukiwaniu
go. ~,
Antomobil ukradziony POSTAL z
pred domu p. Slavin W nocy ma
1890 czerwca. Zdaje sic, re pies,
kt6ry pilnowal samochodu POSTAL
otruty przez z}odzicja kt6ry "a
braf samochod. 2Ogo czerwca, ia
kis obey, kt6ry powicdzial re sic
nazywal Schumacher zajechaf
pred dom Williama Luemann W
Lewiston, Mimi. Powiedziaf IL
|chce sprzedac sw6j samoch6d, lecz
uciekl, gdy o%bywatelc Lewistonu
cos pomiarkowali.
Uciek} potem, pozostawiajac au
tomobil niedaleko cd st. Charles.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-19
STARANIA o
WYSZYNKU.

u naszcgo wisconsinskiego sa.
siedztwa robione sa staraniaprzez
pewnych obywateli, azeby tamte,
sza szynkownie zamykano W ME
dziclc. Tcraz osobliwie, gdy "
Winonie prawo zamykania salo'
now jest ostro przestrzegane, ME
kt6rzy spragnieni pokrzepiaja sie
W ten spos6b, il udaja sic pc "a
rzcke i ma drugiej stronie wyna'
gradzaja sobie to 60 i'm 4 pred
nosa sprzatnieto W Winonie. Te'
mu ~staraja sic W krotkim czasie
konicc polozyc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-19
NAJPRZEW. KS, BISKUP FRO.
BIZ 2 ZMIANY W POsA-
DAcH KsIEzY.

Dwie wazne zmiany EASILY W
paira rata { ~winonskich pod1ug oS-
wiadczenia Wiel. ks. j. Meier'a.
Wiel. Ks. Bernard Kramer, przez
ostatn1e try lata asystent w pa
rafn sw. Jozefa przeznaczony 20
stall ma proboszcza do parafii Pan
ny Maryi w Wmonie.
Dotychczasowy, proboszcz PREY
kosciele Fanny Maryi, Wiel. ks.
Gregolre przeznaczony zosta1 do
Dundee, MINI. Miejsce ,opr6znio-
ne przez ks. Kramer obejmie ks,
J6zef Koch, obecny kape1an w
katolickim sierocincu w Wabasha
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-19
GDZIE' JEST FRANCISZEK
SZULC?

Zarzad tutejszy zosta} zawiado
miony 0 zniknieciu szesnasto let
nicgo Franciszka Schultza, zWells
MINI. Rodzice chlopca znajduja
sic W dobrych stosunkach a mix
niecie m}odego chlopca NIGGA So
bic tlumaczy5 tylko re m6g} sic
zapisac do wojska albo go spotka
10 jake nieszczescie. Jest on 5
stop i 10 cali wysoki. wazy 40
funtow, ma ciemne w}osy, modre
oczy i twarz znaczona ospicami.
ktoby wiedzia} gdzieby sic znaj
dowa} MECH zawiadomi rodzic6w
chlopca albo policye.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-19
OSKARzONY PREF POLICYE
o KRADZIEz.

Fakt, il byf zolnierzem ME pow
strzymaf Georgia. Mason cd OBJ
rabowania Christie Jorgeson'a a,
czlonka kompanii c z $1,000 W
poniedzia}ek p6zno wieczorem W
|levee parku, pod}ug oswiadcze-
MIA policyi Mason POSTAL areszto-
wany kr6tko pred p6lnoca gdy
papiery Jorgenson'a PREY MIN INA
leziono. Mason i Jorgeson, praco-
wall dawniej w restauracyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-19
WYDOBYTO ZWLOKI TO.
PIELCA.

W przeszlym tygodniu niedale-
ko cd River Junction, wydobyto
z rzeki cia}o p. Enright a ,kt6ry W
zaprzeszla sobote zginal W niewia
domy spos6b z legowiska niedale-
ko Dresbach, gdzie paza}atwial
rozmaite zakupna. Mkt ME znal
blize.j tego czlowieka; pochowany
zostal ma tutejszym cmentarzu
ola ubogich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-19
S. P. ToMAsZ PoBLoCKI.

w poniedzia1ek o.12:2O 20 po-
ludniu pc d1ugiej chorobie "a
konczyl zywot doczesny s. p. To.
masz Pollock, 917 wsch. s1oodma
I'll.
Nieboszczyk pozostawia zone j
FRO dzieci - 4 cork: PAM Jano-
wa Hamerska, parma Helena W
Winonie Siostra Emalia W zako-
ME w St. Louis, Mo. i Julia w Chi
cago i trzech synow, J6zef, En-,
met i Benedykt. Pogrzeb odbedzie
sic dzisiaj 0 1Otej godz. pred pc
'ludniem z koscio}a sw. Stanislawa
Wieczny o%dpoczynek race i'm
.dac Panic!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-19
sUFRAzYsTKI sKAZANE.

Szesnascie sufrazystek W Wa
shingtonie, chcia}y W sobote VIA
mae sic do Bia}ego domu, zaco
skazane zostaly ma zaplacenie $25
kary pienieznej odnosnie IA Cd
siedzenie 60 dni W domu robo-
Gym W dystrykcie Columbia.
Sufrazystki wybraly wiezienie
vice musza teraz siedziec przez
try dni; chca one jeszcze apelo-
wac. Dudley Field Malone, z New
Yorku bedzie stswal W ich spra-
vie.